The
following is from page 1 of the 20 Sep 1917 Simcoe Reformer.
PRIVATE
WALTER DELINE
Lived in Waterford with his
aunt, Mrs. Cunliffe. Enlisted at Hamilton with the Mounted Rifles.
Transferred to Princess Patricia's C.L.I.
Cablegram [received] on
Saturday stated that
he had been killed in action.
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The
following is from page 1 of the 20 Sep 1917 Waterford Star.
PTE.
WALTER DeLINE
A cablegram was received
Saturday night that Pte. DeLine was killed in action. He enlisted
with the Canadian Mounted Rifles, Hamilton. While in England he
was transferred to the Princess Patricia's, Canadian Light
Infantry. For years he lived in Waterford with his aunt, Mrs.
Cunliff, who died since he went overseas.
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From
page 1 of the 20 Sep 1917 Simcoe Reformer.
Norfolk
Casualties
killed in action
Pte. W. H. Deline of
Waterford, of the Princess Patricia's C. C. I.
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From
page 1 of the 29 Aug 1918 Waterford Star.
In
Memoriam
In loving memory of Pte.
Walter H. DeLine, who was killed in action, 21 Aug 1917.
[Poem omitted]
His adopted sister, Mrs. Eva M. Mace.
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From
page 1 of the 1 Sep 1921 Waterford Star.
In
Memoriam
In loving memory of my dear
adopted brother,
Pte.
Walter H. A. DeLine, who died 31 Aug 1917.
[Poem omitted]
Never will be forgotten by his adopted sister,
Mrs. Eva M. Mace.
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| Also
see Walter's Attestation paper: side
1 | side
2
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