HUNTER WAR WOUNDED

Hunter E.J. Cpl.              14.09.1915   5th Connaught. Wounded, hospital Malta, brother Rbt, Temperance St.  W H/Pool p4c?

Hunter F.G. Pte.              07.03.1916  KIA 25.09.  15th D.L.I. 15 Queen Street W H/Pool. small obit. p4c8

Hunter Fred G. Pte          05.11 1915  15th DLI, Wounded in France. 25/09.  16 Queen Street. W H/Pool p4c1


Hunter Henry Cecil. Pte.  03.07.1918   Canadian Rifles. Death in France, parents Minatoba, (Manitoba?) Canada. (Organist Tower Street) p3c3

Hunter Herbert Pte.         22.07.1916   N/Fusiliers. Wounded chest and abdomen, 8/07 hospital France
enlisted 1914. p2

Hunter Jas. Signaller        23.03.1916  7th RB/Fusiliers 30 Florence Street W H/Pool. Letter of his experiences. Wounded. p4c6

Hunter John Pte.              29.11.1915   Wounded, missing in France, intimation to wife 16 Queen Street
W H/Pool . p4c1

Hunter Oswald Pte.          06.05.1918  D.L.I. Missing 25.03.  Intimation to Mrs MOSES 56 Ouston St. W H/Poolp3c2

Hunter Oswald Pte.          23.07.1918  D.L.I. POW in Germany. 26.05. Son of Mrs MOSES as above p4

Hunter T.C.Spr                 30.08.1915 Royal Engineers. 59 Milton Street W H/Pool. Wounded, back from the Dardenelle

Hunter Walter Pte.           08.07.1018  S/Staffs. Missing 27.05. 28 Brook Street W H/Pool. Brother KIA Dardenelles. p2c3

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