Canada, CEF. A First War Pair to Pte. MacDonald, 46th Infantry GTRexclude " The two doctors who

" The two doctors who signed the report agreed that Fortin's condition was caused by "Exposure to wet and cold" and that he would be incapacitated for about three months

Scotland and he joined the CEF on 24th September 1914

and an album cover emblem

with a surmounted non-genuine diamond stone

A Japanese Order of The Sacred Treasure

Canada, CEF. A First War Pair to Pte. MacDonald, 46th Infantry GTRexclude " The two doctors whoA British War Medal, in silver, full size, rim impressed 1010129 PTE. W. R. A. MAC DONALD. 46 CAN INF., minimal wear, very fine condition. A Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, rim impressed 1010129 PTE. W. R. A. MAC DONALD. 46 CAN INF., minimal wear, very fine condition. Footnote: William Roderick Alexander MacDonald was born in 1879 in Lingwick, Campton Co. Quebec. He was a carpenter with service experience in the Mounted Infantry Militia. He enlisted on