Members of the 69th who served  in the 19th Battalion Regiment Number links go to their Attestations page Death links go to their Commonwealth War Graves remembrances page LC-Lance Corporal, CP-Corporal, SG-Sergeant   Rgmt No Name Date of Death, Buried or Remembered or Status of Soldier and Date 120032 120053 120112 120161 120186 120260 120277 120397 120399 120426 120513 120597 120622 120632 120650 120665 120673 120684 120688 120716 120806 120814 120908 120919 120932 120949 121021 121480 121624 121625 121654 121834 121842 Cunningham, James Bolton, Charles T. Whiting, F. C. Eaves, Alfred Curtis  Stewart, Frederick William  Kennedy, George  Millar, Peter  Legg, Jack Gray, Oliver (LC) Mullaney, Thomas  Larock, Emery J.  Abbott, George Brodie, Hugh  Camilleri, Carmelo  Kent, Eugene  Geudens, Charles Joseph  Murdoch, Ralph Bruce  Granger, Thomas Milam, John Henry Hackett, William Patrick Stone, Arthur Wayne Jubin, Cyrille West, William Henry Fordham, Victor Watts, John Henry Barker, Richard W. (LC) Hinton, Frederick Brooks, John H. Ainsworth, George Barry, Edward  Scott, John  Mullins, Michael James  John, Paul April 28, 1917, Leeds CTS-MTL, 1917- Returned, Survived COURTS-MARTIAL, 1917 September 15, 1916, Vimy September 15, 1916, Vimy September 14, 1916, Puchevillers September 11, 1916, Contalmaison August 9, 1916, Ridge Wood Survived the War September 11, 1916, Vimy March 24, 1921, Barton, VT Survived the War September 15, 1916, Ovillers September 12, 1916, Vimy May 7, 1917, Vimy April 9, 1917, Vimy May 8, 1917, Vimy September 12, 1916, Mericourt-L'Abbe Survived the War Survived the War April 9, 1917, Estree-Cauchy Survived the War Survived the War Survived the War September 29, 1916, Warloy-Baillon Survived the War August 12, 1916, Ridge Wood Survived the War Survived the War July 25, 1916, Bedford House May 9, 1917, Vimy September 14, 1916, Vimy November 12, 1917, Lijssenthoek

	Meritorious Service Men of the 69th Overseas in the 19th Battalion Sergeant Cyrille Jubin, D.C.M., son of Eugene and Benjamine Jubin of Montréal, Québec, was most distinguished for his conduct during the war while serving in the 19th Battalion. He had lost his father before his 18th birthday, and decided to enlist in the CEF with the 69th Overseas Battalion on September 16th, 1915. Upon being transferred to the 10th Reserve and the 19th respectively, Cyrille served the entire time while on the continent. He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, and then earned a Distinguished Conduct Medal while engaged in combat near Hendecourt, France in May of 1918. Private John Henry Milam, Croix De Guerre, husband of Celie Stanley Milam of Montréal, Québec, was most distinguished for his conduct during the war while serving in the 19th Battalion. He decided to enlist in the CEF with the 69th Overseas Battalion on September 1st, 1915. Upon being transferred to the 10th Reserve and the 19th respectively, John served the entire time while on the continent. He earned the French Croix De Guerre while engaged in combat near Hendecourt, France in May of 1918. Lance Corporal Oliver Gray, M.M., son of Oliver and Mary of Fredericton, New Brunswick, was most distinguished for his conduct during the war while serving in the 19th Battalion. He decided to enlist in the CEF with the 69th Overseas Battalion on August 14th, 1915. Upon being transferred to the 10th Reserve and the 19th respectively, Oliver served the entire time while on the continent. He earned the Military Medal in September of 1918 following combat in the Amiens sector, France in the previous month. On March 16th, 1919, he was promoted to the rank of Lance Corporal, and was demobilized under that rank. Private John H. Brooks, M.M., of Nottingham, England, was most distinguished for his conduct during the war while serving in the 19th Battalion. He decided to enlist in the CEF with the 69th Overseas Battalion on November 27th, 1915. Upon being transferred to the 10th Reserve and the 19th respectively, John served the entire time while on the continent. He earned the Military Medal following combat in the Canal de L'Escaut area of France in October of 1918.