Guide to Sources Relating to Units of the Canadian Expeditionary Force Depot Battalions

Depot Battalions Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. 1

1st Depot Battalions, Nova Scotia Regiment ............................................................................................. 2

1st Depot Battalion, Brisith Columbia Regiment ....................................................................................... 4

2nd Depot Battalion, British Columbia Regiment ...................................................................................... 6

1st Depot Battalion, New Brunswick Regiment ......................................................................................... 7

1st Depot Battalion, Manitoba Regiment .................................................................................................. 9

1st Depot Battalion, Alberta Regiment .................................................................................................... 11

1st Depot Battalion, Saskatchewan Regiment ......................................................................................... 13

1st Depot Battalion, Western Ontario Regiment ..................................................................................... 15

1st Depot Battalion, Eastern Ontario Regiment ...................................................................................... 17

2nd Depot Battalion, Eastern Ontario Regiment ..................................................................................... 19

1st Depot Battalion, 1st Central Ontario Regiment ................................................................................. 21

2nd Depot Battalion, 1st Central Ontario Regiment ................................................................................ 24

1st Depot Battalion, 2nd Central Ontario Regiment ................................................................................ 27

2nd Depot Battalion, 2nd Central Ontario Regiment ............................................................................... 29

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Depot Battalions

Introduction In 1917-1918, when it was no longer possible to recruit enough men for infantry battalions, depot battalions were organized in Canada to obtain personnel who would then be sent to the Canadian Reserve Battalions in England.

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1st Depot Battalions, Nova Scotia Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to provide reinforcements for the Royal Canadian Regiment, 25th, 85th and 185th Battalions through the 17th Canadian Reserve Battalion overseas. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel H. Flowers.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1131, file HQ 54-21-50-35

Prince Edward Island company RG 24, vol. 4555, file 6D. 129-6-3-3

Badges RG 24, vol. 4555, file 6D. 129-6-3-5

Mobilization accounts RG 24, vol. 1783, file HQ 683-688-1

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1783, file HQ 683-688-2

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1784, file HQ 683-688-3

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1784, file HQ 683-688-4

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1784, file HQ 683-688-5

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1784, file HQ 683-688-6

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 140

Part 1 = 1918/01/02 – 1918/02/15

Part 2 = 1918/02/15 – 1918/04/30

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Part 3 = 1918/05/01 – 1918/06/15

Part 4 = 1918/06/17 – 1918/08/31

Part 5 = 1918/09/02 – 1918/09/30

Part 6 = 1917/03/10 – 1917/04/30

Part 7 = 1917/05/01 – 1917/06/30

Part 8 = 1917/07/01 – 1917/08/15

Part 9 = 1917/08/16 – 1917/09/30

Part 10 = 1917/10/01 – 1917/11/15

Part 11 = 1917/11/17 – 1917/12/31

RG 150, vol. 141

Part 12 = 1919/01/02 – 1919/01/30

Part 13 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/30

Part 14 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/03/28

Part 15 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/30

Part 16 = 1919/05/01 – 1919/05/31

Part 17 = 1919/06/01 – 1919/06/30

Part 18 = 1919/07/01 – 1919/07/30

Part 19 = 1919/08/01 – 1919/08/30

Part 20 = 1919/10/08 – 1920/01/12

RG 150, vol. 142

Part 21 = 1918/12/02 – 1918/12/31

Part 22 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 23 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/29

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1st Depot Battalion, British Columbia Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 89 of 1 September 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to provide reinforcements for the Royal Canadian Regiment, 7th, 29th and 72th Battalions through the 1st Canadian Reserve Battalion Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel H. St. J. Montizambert.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1131, file HQ 54-21-50-38

Regimental funds RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-654-1

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-654-2

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-654-3

Mobilization accounts RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-654-4

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-654-5

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-654-6

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-654-7

Canadian Records Office file RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 1130, file Q-3-4

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 154

Part 1 = 1919/07/01 – 1917/07/30

Part 2 = 1917/08/01 – 1917/09/15

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RG 150, vol. 155

Part 3 = 1917/09/17 – 1917/10/30

Part 4 = 1917/11/01 – 1917/12/31

Part 5 = 1918/10/10 – 1918/10/31

Part 6 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

RG 150, vol. 155 = 1918/12/01 – 1919/01/31

RG 150, vol. 156

Part 9 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/28

Part 10 = 1919/03/03 – 1919/03/31

Part 11 = 1919/08/03 – 1919/08/30

Part 12 = 1919/07/03 – 1919/07/31

Part 13 = 1919/06/02 – 1919/06/30

Part 14 = 1919/05/01 – 1919/05/30

Part 15 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/30

Part 16 = 1919/10/15 – 1920/01/05

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2nd Depot Battalion, British Columbia Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 89 of 1 September 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to provide reinforcements for the 47th Battalion and 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles through the 16th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel L. H. Major.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1131, file HQ 54-21-50-39

Serving machines RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-657-1

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-657-2

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-657-3

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-657-4

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-657-5

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-657-6

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-657-7

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1st Depot Battalion, New Brunswick Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to provide reinforcements for the 26th Battalion and 10th Canadian Reserve Battalion through the 13th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel J. L. McAvity.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1131, file HQ 54-21-50-36

Organization RG 24, vol. 4576, file 7D. 3-46-1

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1782, file HQ 683-679-1

Mobilization accounts RG 24, vol. 1782, file HQ 683-679-2

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1782, file HQ 683-679-3

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1782, file HQ 683-679-4

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1782, file HQ 683-679-6

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1783, file HQ 683-679-7

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1783, file HQ 683-679-8

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 139

Part 1 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/31

Part 2 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

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Part 3 = 1918/18/12 – 1918/12/31

Part 4 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/30

Part 5 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/03/30

Part 6 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/30

Part 7 = 1919/01/02 – 1919/01/30

Part 8 = 1919/05/01 – 1919/05/30

Part 9 = 1919/09/01 – 1919/11/21

Part 10 =1919/06/01 – 1919/08/28

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1st Depot Battalion, Manitoba Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 89 of 1 September 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to provide reinforcements for the 16th, 27th, 43rd and 78th Battalion through the 11th Canadian Reserve Battalion and to the 8th, 44th, 52nd and 107th Battalions through the 18th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel H. F. Osler.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1131, file HQ 54-21-50-37

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1785, file HQ 683-700-1

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1785, file HQ 683-700-2

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1785, file HQ 683-700-3

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1786, file HQ 683-700-4

Mobilization accounts RG 24, vol. 1786, file HQ 683-700-5

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1786, file HQ 683-700-6

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 142

Part 1 = 1919/01/01 – 1919/01/29

Part 2 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/28

Part 3 = 1918/12/01 – 1918/12/31

RG 150, vol. 143

Part 4 = 1916/04/03 – 1916/05/31

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Part 5 = 1916/06/01 – 1916/09/15

Part 6 = 1916/09/06 – 1916/12/31

Part 7 = 1917/01/01 – 1917/03/29

Part 8 = 1917/07/03 – 1917/09/27

Part 9 = 1917/04/02 – 1917/06/30

Part 10 = 1919/05/01 – 1919/05/30

Part 11 = 1919/06/02 – 1919/06/23

Part 12 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/28

Part 13 = 1919/06/29 – 1919/09/23

Part 14 = 1919/10/17 – 1920/01/10

RG 150, vol. 144

Part 15 = 1919/30/01 – 1919/03/31

RG 150, vol. 147

Part 3 = 1918/08/26 – 1918/09/30

Part 4 = 1918/07/01 – 1918/08/17

Part 5 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/31

Part 6 = 1919/11/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 7 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/01/31

Part 8 = 1918/02/01 – 1918/02/28

Part 9 = 1918/03/01 – 1918/03/31

RG 150, vol. 148

Part 10 = 1918/04/01 – 1918/05/15

Part 11 = 1918/05/06 – 1918/06/30

Part 12 = 1917/11/03 – 1917/11/30

Part 13 = 1917/12/01 – 1917/12/31

Part 14 = 1917/12/15 – 1917/12/27

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1st Depot Battalion, Alberta Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 101 of 1 October 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to provide reinforcements for the 10th, 31st, 49th and 50th Battalions through the 21st Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel A. Day.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1131, file HQ 54-21-50-41

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1786, file HQ 683-705-1

Crest RG 24, vol. 1786, file HQ 683-705-2

Riot on Train RG 24, vol. 1786, file HQ 683-705-3

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1787, file HQ 683-705-4

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1787, file HQ 683-705-5

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1787, file HQ 683-705-6

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1787, file HQ 683-705-7

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 144

Part 1 = 1917/06/02 – 1917/06/25

Part 2 = 1917/05/08 – 1917/05/28

Part 3 = 1917/03/13 – 1917/03/27

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RG 150, vol. 148

Part 1 = 1917/10/01 – 1917/11/15

Part 2 = 1917/11/15 – 1917/12/31

Part 3 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/02/28

Part 4 = 1918/03/01 – 1918/04/30

RG 150, vol. 149

Part 5 = 1918/05/01 – 1918/06/30

Part 6 = 1918/07/02 – 1918/09/25

Part 7 = 1918/12/06 – 1918/12/31

Part 8 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 9 =1918/10/01 – 1918/10/30

RG 150, vol. 150

Part 10 = 1919/05/01 – 19119/05/30

Part 11 = 1919/06/01 – 1919/06/30

Part 12 = 1919/07/01 – 1919/07/31

Part 13 = 1919/08/01 – 1920/01/05

Part 14 = 1919/01/02 – 1919/01/31

Part 15 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/28

RG 150, vol. 151

Part 16 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/05/30

Part 17 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/30

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1st Depot Battalion, Saskatchewan Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 101 of 1 October 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to provide reinforcements for the 5th, 28th, and 46th Battalions and 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles through the 15th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel McVean.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1131, file HQ 54-21-50-40

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1787, file HQ 683-709-1

Inspection report, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1787, file HQ 683-709-2

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1787, file HQ 683-709-3

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1787, file HQ 683-709-4

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1788, file HQ 683-709-5

Mobilization Accounts RG 24, vol. 1788, file HQ 683-709-6

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1788, file HQ 683-709-7

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 144

Part 1 = 1917/11/02 – 1917/12/31

Part 2 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/02/16

Part 3 = 1918/08/08 – 1918/09/27

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Part 4 = 1918/03/01 – 1918/04/30

Part 5 = 19181/05/01 – 1918/06/29

RG 150, vol. 145

Part 1 = 1917/04/01 – 1917/05/30

Part 2 = 1917/06/01 – 1917/07/31

Part 3 = 1917/08/01 – 1917/08/17

RG 150, vol. 146

Part 1 = 1919/06/02 – 1919/06/13

Part 2 = 1919/07/01 – 1919/09/24

RG 150, vol. 147

Part 5 = 1919/01/02 – 1919/01/31

RG 150, vol. 149

Part 1 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/30

RG 150, vol. 150

Part 2 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 3 = 1918/12/01 – 1918/12/31

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1st Depot Battalion, Western Ontario Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 89 of 1 September 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to provide reinforcements to the 1st and 18th Battalions through the 4th Canadian Reserve Battalion and to the 160th, 161st and 2nd Pioneer Battalions through the 25th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel E. S. Wigle.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1130, file HQ 54-21-50-29

Badges RG 24, vol. 4260, file 1D. 47-3-27

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1778, file HQ 683-672-1

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-672-2

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-672-3

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-672-4

Badges RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-672-5

Mobilization accounts RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-672-6

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-672-7

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-672-8

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Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 134

Part 1 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 2 = 1918/12/02 – 1918/12/31

Part 3 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/03/15

Part 4 = 1918/03/16 – 1918/05/30

RG 150, vol. 136

Part 5 = 1918/06/01 – 1918/09/30

Part 6 = 1917/03/10 – 1917/04/19

Part 7 = 1917/05/02 – 1917/06/30

Part 8 = 1917/07/31 – 1917/08/30

Part 9 = 1917/09/01 – 1917/12/31

Part 10 = 1919/03/03 – 1919/04/30

Part 11 = 1919/01/02 – 1919/02/19

Part 12 = 1919/06/02 – 1919/08/29

Part 13 = 1919/09/03 – 1919/12/23

Part 14 = 1919/05/01 – 1919/05/29

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1st Depot Battalion, Eastern Ontario Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 89 of 1 September 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to reinforce the 2nd, 21st and 156th Battalions through the 6th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel R. W. Smart.

Sources

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MD3 file RG 24, vol. 4442, file 3D. 26-6-150-1

Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1130, file HQ 54-21-50-32

Badges RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-655-1

Establishment RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-655-2

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-655-3

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1775, file HQ 683-655-4

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-655-5

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-655-6

Mobilization accounts RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-655-7

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-655-8

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1776, file HQ 683-655-9

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Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 133

Part 1 = 1919/05/01 – 1919/05/15

Part 2 = 1919/06/02 – 1919/06/24

Part 3 = 1919/07/14 – 1919/10/30

Part 4 = 1919/08/04 – 1919/11/18

Part 5 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/02/25

Part 6 = 1918/02/26 – 1918/05/04

RG 150, vol. 134

Part 7 = 1918/05/01 – 1918/08/19

Part 8 = 1918/08/19 – 1918/09/21

RG 150, vol. 137

Part 1 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/28

Part 2 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/03/31

Part 3 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/30

Part 4 = 1919/01/021919/01/30

Part 5 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/31

Part 6 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 7 = 1918/12/02 – 1918/12/31

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2nd Depot Battalion, Eastern Ontario Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 2 of 2 January 1918 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to reinforce the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry and 38th Battalion through the 7th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel A. E. Bywater.

Sources

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Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1133, file HQ 54-21-50-55

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-673-2

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-673-3

Mobilization accounts RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-673-4

Badges RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-673-5

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1779, file HQ 683-673-6

Draftees RG 24, vol. 1780, file HQ 683-673-7

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1780, file HQ 683-673-8

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1780, file HQ 683-673-9

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1780, file HQ 683-673-10

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 133

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Part 1 = 1919/05/01 – 1919/05/15

Part 2 = 1919/06/02 – 1919/06/24

Part 3 = 1919/07/14 – 1919/10/30

Part 4 = 1919/08/04 – 1919/11/18

Part 5 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/02/25

Part 6 = 1918/02/26 – 1918/05/04

RG 150, vol. 134

Part 7 = 1918/05/01 – 1918/08/19

Part 8 = 1918/08/19 – 1918/09/21

RG 150, vol. 137

Part 1 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/28

Part 2 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/03/31

Part 3 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/30

Part 4 = 1919/01/021919/01/30

Part 5 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/31

Part 6 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 7 = 1918/12/02 – 1918/12/31

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1st Depot Battalion, 1st Central Ontario Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 89 of 1 September 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to reinforce the 4th, 19th, 123rd and 208th Battalions through the 3rd Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel B. H. Belson.

Sources

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Organization RG 24, vol. 4400, file 2D. 34-7-212

Appointment of officers RG 24, vol. 1130, file HQ 54-21-50-30

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1770, file HQ 683-579-1

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1770, file HQ 683-579-2

Pay and pay sheets RG 24, vol. 1770, file HQ 683-579-3

Mobilization accounts RG 24, vol. 1770, file HQ 683-579-4

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1770, file HQ 683-579-5

Band RG 24, vol. 1770, file HQ 683-579-6

Canteen funds RG 24, vol. 1770, file HQ 683-579-7

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1771, file HQ 683-579-8

Canadian Records Office file RG 9 III-B-1, vol. 1130, file Q-1-4

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Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 127

Part 1 = 1917/05/01 – 1917/05/31

RG 150, vol. 128

Part 2 = 1917/03/10 – 1917/03/30

Part 3 = 1917/04/12 – 1917/04/30

Part 4 = 1917/06/01 – 1917/06/30

Part 5 = 1917/07/01 – 1917/07/30

Part 6 = 1917/08/01 – 1917/08/30

Part 7 = 1917/09/01 – 1917/09/30

RG 150, vol. 129

Part 8 = 1917/10/01 – 1917/10/30

Part 9 = 1917/11/01 – 1917/11/30

Part 10 = 1917/12/01 – 1917/12/31

Part 11 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/01/30

Part 12 = 1918/05/01 – 1918/05/31

Part 13 = 1918/06/01 – 1918/07/30

Part 14 = 1918/08/01 – 1918/09/30

RG 150, vol. 130

Part 15 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 16 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/30

Part 17 = 1919/10/02 – 1920/01/05

Part 18 = 1918/12/02 – 1918/12/31

Part 19 = 1919/07/01 – 1919/07/30

Part 20 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/30

Part 21 = 1919/05/05 – 1919/05/30

RG 150, vol. 131

Part 22 = 1919/08/01 – 1919/08/28

Part 23 = 1919/06/02 – 1919/09/30

Part 24 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/30

Part 25 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/03/31

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Part 26 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/03/31

Part 27 = 1918/03/18 – 1918/03/30

Part 28 = 1918/04/16 – 1918/04/30

Part 29 = 1916/01/11 – 1916/01/30

RG 150, vol. 132

Part 30 = 1916/02/01 – 1916/02/25

Part 31 = 1918/01/02 – 1918/02/17

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2nd Depot Battalion, 1st Central Ontario Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 118 of 1 December 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to reinforce the 3rd, 75th, 124th and 198th Battalions through the 12th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel R. K. Barker.

Sources

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Organization RG 24, vol. 4402, file 2D. 34-7-217

Officers RG 24, vol. 1133, file HQ 54-21-50-56

Establishment RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-677-1

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-677-2

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-677-3

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-677-4

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-677-5

Inspection reports RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-677-6

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-677-7

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 127

Part 1 = 1917/05/01 – 1917/05/31

RG 150, vol. 128

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Part 2 = 1917/03/10 – 1917/03/30

Part 3 = 1917/04/12 – 1917/04/30

Part 4 = 1917/06/01 – 1917/06/30

Part 5 = 1917/07/01 – 1917/07/30

Part 6 = 1917/08/01 – 1917/08/30

Part 7 = 1917/09/01 – 1917/09/30

RG 150, vol. 129

Part 8 = 1917/10/01 – 1917/10/30

Part 9 = 1917/11/01 – 1917/11/30

Part 10 = 1917/12/01 – 1917/12/31

Part 11 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/01/30

Part 12 = 1918/05/01 – 1918/05/31

Part 13 = 1918/06/01 – 1918/07/30

Part 14 = 1918/08/01 – 1918/09/30

RG 150, vol. 130

Part 15 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/30

Part 16 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/30

Part 17 = 1919/10/02 – 1920/01/05

Part 18 = 1918/12/02 – 1918/12/31

Part 19 = 1919/07/01 – 1919/07/30

Part 20 = 1919/04/01 – 1919/04/30

Part 21 = 1919/05/05 – 1919/05/30

RG 150, vol. 131

Part 22 = 1919/08/01 – 1919/08/28

Part 23 = 1919/06/02 – 1919/09/30

Part 24 = 1919/02/01 – 1919/02/30

Part 25 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/03/31

Part 26 = 1919/03/01 – 1919/03/31

Part 27 = 1918/03/18 – 1918/03/30

Part 28 = 1918/04/16 – 1918/04/30

Part 29 = 1916/01/11 – 1916/01/30

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RG 150, vol. 132

Part 30 = 1916/02/01 – 1916/02/25

Part 31 = 1918/01/02 – 1918/02/17

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1st Depot Battalion, 2nd Central Ontario Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 101 of 1 October 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to reinforce the 58th, 102nd, 119th and 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalions through the 8th Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel J. J. McLaren.

Sources

In this section, the text in bold is the main topic and the indented part is the archival reference. Use the archival reference to order the document.

Organization RG 24, vol. 4400, file 2D. 34-7-214

Cooking ranges RG 24, vol. 1780, file HQ 683-674-1

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1780, file HQ 683-674-2

Bandsmen RG 24, vol. 1780, file HQ 683-674-3

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-674-4

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-674-5

Audit report RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-674-6

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1781, file HQ 683-674-7

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 132

Part 1 = 1917/03/16 – 1917/03/31

Part 2 = 1917/04/07 – 1917/05/31

Part 3 = 1917/06/01 – 1917/06/30

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Part 4 = 1917/07/01 – 1917/08/07

Part 5 = 1917/08/08 – 1917/08/31

Part 6 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/01/30

Part 7 = 1918/02/28 – 1918/05/30

RG 150, vol. 133

Part 8 = 1918/06/01 – 1918/09/30

Part 9 = 1917/11/11 – 1917/11/31

Part 10 = 1917/09/01 – 1917/11/11

RG 150, vol. 134

Part 11 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/15

Part 12 = 1918/11/15 – 1918/12/31

Part 13 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/31

RG 150, vol. 135 = 1919/01/02 – 1920/01/08

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2nd Depot Battalion, 2nd Central Ontario Regiment

Background Information Authorized by General Order 2 of 2 January 1917 and by General Order 57 of 15 April 1918. Was to reinforce the 54th, 116th, 125th and 164th Battalions through the 2nd Canadian Reserve Battalion. Commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel A .J. McCausland.

Sources

In this section, the text in bold is the main topic and the indented part is the archival reference. Use the archival reference to order the document.

Organization RG 24, vol. 4402, file 2D. 34-7-218

Infectious diseases RG 24, vol. 1789, file HQ 683-726-1

Pay and paysheets RG 24, vol. 1789, file HQ 683-726-2

Audit reports RG 24, vol. 1789, file HQ 683-726-3

Inspection reports, clothing and equipment RG 24, vol. 1789, file HQ 683-726-4

Demobilization RG 24, vol. 1789, file HQ 683-726-5

Organization RG 24, vol. 1133, file HQ 54-21-50-58

Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 132

Part 1 = 1917/03/16 – 1917/03/31

Part 2 = 1917/04/07 – 1917/05/31

Part 3 = 1917/06/01 – 1917/06/30

Part 4 = 1917/07/01 – 1917/08/07

Part 5 = 1917/08/08 – 1917/08/31

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Part 6 = 1918/01/01 – 1918/01/30

Part 7 = 1918/02/28 – 1918/05/30

RG 150, vol. 133

Part 8 = 1918/06/01 – 1918/09/30

Part 9 = 1917/11/11 – 1917/11/31

Part 10 = 1917/09/01 – 1917/11/11

RG 150, vol. 134

Part 11 = 1918/11/01 – 1918/11/15

Part 12 = 1918/11/15 – 1918/12/31

Part 13 = 1918/10/01 – 1918/10/31

RG 150, vol. 135 = 1919/01/02 – 1920/01/08