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Remembering World War I
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Clifford H. Earl
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Clifford H. Earl
1060330
Private
246th Battalion; 17th Reserve Battalion; 85th Battalion
June 24, 1897
Pleasant Lake, Yarmouth Co., NS
January 27, 1917
Halifax
Pleasant Lake, Yarmouth Co., NS
19
5 feet, 4 inches
fair
black
black
Composite Artillery (10 months)
Single
Methodist
Carpenter
Henry Earl (Father) Pleasant Lake, Yarmouth Co., NS
Clifford Earl served with the 246th Battalion in Canada, the 17th Reserve Battalion in England. and
the 895th Battalion in France.
Private Earl embarked Canada at Halifax on the SS Olympic (H.M. Transport 2810) on June 31, 1917
and arrived in Liverpool on June 9, 1917. At Bramshott Camp in England he was transferred to the 17th
Reserve Battalion on June 10, 1917. He proceeded to France for service with the 85th Battalion joining
the unit in the field on November 23, 1917. He was gassed in the trenches on August 6, 1918 and
invalided to England at Bramshott on August 10, 1918. He remained in England until his embarkation for
Canada on the SS Cassandra on February 22, 1919.
He was discharged on demobilization at Halifax on April 9, 1919.
SS Cassandra