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Remembering World War I
Yarmouth Connections
Felix Muise
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Felix
Muise
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Private
NS Regiment Depot Battalion/25th Battalion
January 19, 1891
Quinan, Yarmouth Co., NS
April 12, 1918
Halifax NS
Wellington Barracks, Halifax, NS
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5 Feet, 8 inches
dark
dark brown
brown
Single
Farmer
Roman Catholic
John W. Muise (Father) Springhaven Yarmouth Co., NS
June 4, 1966
Enlisting in Halifax, Felix Muise arrived in England on May 27, 1918 on the SS Valacia. He was taken
on strength by the 17th Reserve Battalion at Bramshott on May 28, 1917. While in England he suffered a
long cut to the instep and ball of his left foot while swimming on May 29, 1918 and required
hospitalization. He was discharged from the Canadian Convalescent Hospital at Bear Wood , Wokingham on
August 16, 1918. He was then transferred to the 25th Battalion in France arriving there on November 11,
1918 and joined the unit in the field on November 14, 1918. He returned to England in early May 1919
for demobilization.
Returning to Canada he was discharged on May 25, 1919 at Halifax.
photo: Wartime Heritage (March 2018)