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  Vincent Terrance MacDonald  
 
 
 
  Vincent Terrance MacDonald  
  
  Sergeant
  F/54836
   
  Carleton and York Regiment, R.C.I.C.
  June 5, 1921
  Sydney Mines, Cape Breton, NS
  October 16, 1939
  New Waterford, NS
  New Waterford, NS
  18
  5 feet, 7½ inches
  Fair
  Brown
  Brown
  Grocery Clerk
  Single (at Enlistment)  
  Roman Catholic
  Allan Joseph MacDonald (Father) Waterford, NS
  Mary Elizabeth (Wife) Florence, Cape Breton, NS. (October 31, 1941)
   
  April 10, 1944
  22
  Moro River Canadian War Cemetery
  IX. A. 7.
  
  
   
  Commemorated on page 372 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance
   Displayed in the Memorial Chamber of the Peace Tower in Ottawa on August 7
  Vincent Terrance MacDonald was the son of Allan Joseph and Elizabeth MacDonald and husband of Mary 
  Elizabeth MacDonald, of Florence, Cape Breton, NS. 
  He served in Canada between October 16, 1939 and November 10, 1941; in the United Kingdom between 
  November 11, 1941 and January 12, 1944; and in Italy from January 13, 1944 until his death.
  Sergeant MacDonald died on April 10, 1944 of wounds the result of a land mine received in action on April 
  8, 1944.  He was initially buried at San Vito, Italy and reburied in 1946 in the Moro River Canadian War 
  Cemetery.