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Edward Lewis Hill
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Edward Lewis Hill
F/80706
Sapper
Royal Canadian Engineers
August 9, 1915
Montreal, Quebec
July 8, 1940
Halifax, NS
Argyle St., Halifax, NS
24
5 feet, 5 inches
fair
blue
black
Shoemaker
Salvation Army
Single
Agnes Hill (Mother) Montreal, Quebec
July 17, 1943
27
Brookwood Military Cemetery, Surrey, UK
45. B. 1.
Commemorated on Page 170 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance
Displayed in the Memorial Chamber of the Peace Tower in Ottawa on May 8
Sapper Hill was a ambulance driver for the Salvation Army in Halifax for the three years
prior to his enlistment. He departed Canada on April 6, 1941 and arrived in Gourock, Scotland on
April 19, 1940. On June 29, 1943 he was admitted to Headlands Hospital, Newquay, Cornwall
suffering from meningitis. He died on July 17, 1943
Three brother of Sapper Hill also served overseas with the Royal Canadian Engineers; John
Hill (Sapper), George F. Hill (Sapper), and Willie Hill (Sapper).
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