Here is a rare find. This is an Army Paybook for a Canadian cousin, Orval Earle Wickwire. Here is the description:
WW1 Canadian Army Pay Book. In the name of Orval Earle WICKWIRE, Reg. Number 880717, who joined 4th Res Battn., Western Ontario Regiment. All usual details with stamp saying book opened 8 April 1917 and last entry 8-3-19. Shows usual Wear and Tear but nice example.
Now, one of the interesting parts to this find is that we have a different name for this gentleman, and we ask for help from our great Canadian researchers on this. We have him listed as Orvis Earle Wickwire, son of Joseph Wesley and Theresa Adela Moody Wickwire. We are not sure where our information comes from, so any help you can give would be appreciated. We can’t find a connection to Orval or Orvis in any of the ancestral lines. We do see him listed in Canadian census lists as Orvis.
Another oddity in names on this family is that Orvis Earle’s mother, whom we have as Theresa Adela Moody, also has been listed as Tressa Adela Moody in various official papers. Anyone who may have more info on this, please let us know. In conclusion we are going to leave Orvis Earle Wickwire the way we had it originally, and call the first paperwork shown above as an aberration.
- Canadian Army Paybook
- Closeup
- Canadian Attestation Paper
- Census Listing
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