207 www.on.legion.ca JONDREAU, Thomas Thomas was born on June 26, 1887, in Marksville, on St. Joseph Island east of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, to Baptiste and Cornelia Jondreau. His attestation document states that he was a labourer and had served in the United States Cavalry before enlisting in the Army (Regular Force) with the 119th Overseas Battalion on January 12, 1916. When Thomas enlisted, he was married and had five children. He sailed for England on August 8, 1916, and after arriving he was transferred to the 52nd Battalion (New Ontario). Thomas served in England and France. After being discharged on February 17, 1919, he returned to St. Joseph Island. Later, census documents show that he was occupied as a Lighthouse Keeper. Thomas passed away in Sault Ste. Marie on May 10, 1966, and is buried in the St. Boniface Cemetery, Hilton Beach, St. Joseph Island. Thomas was one of five brothers who served overseas. His brother Jeremiah was killed in action in France. (Vol. X) JORDAN, Carbury Thomas Carbury was born in Arthur, Ontario on July 1, 1887. On September 9, 1915, he enlisted in the Army (Regular Force) with the 66 Battalion and sailed from Halifax on the SS Olympic on April 28, 1916. He arrived in England on May 7, 1916 and on June 22, 1916 transferred to the Canadian Engineers. He served as a driver – horses and mules – delivering supplies to the front lines and portering wounded back to base for medical care. He served in France and Belgium. He reportedly had several incidents of fevers of unknown origin. Carbury was discharged in Toronto on April 16, 1919. JORDAN, Clifford Thomas Clifford was born in Edmonton in 1917 and raised in Arthur, Ontario. He also resided in Toronto from 1949 until his death on August 11, 1972. He enlisted in the Regular Force, Army on April 13, 1942 and released on February 1, 1946. In World War II, he was deployed to France, Belgium, Holland and Germany with the RC Artillery Anti-Aircraft. His service was on Juno Beach 3rd wave in Normandy, Falaise Gap, Caen, France, Scheldt, Belgium and Netherlands, Antwerp, Dutch Island of Walcheren, and occupation of Germany. Following his discharge, he lived in and was employed by the City of Toronto. He married and was the father of six children, one joined the military. We Will Remember Them Ontario Command
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