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RE: Private Price

Eddy has the right answer, except that you can skip the professional
researcher step by sending $40.00 (cheque) to the National Archives. They
will photocopy the entire file at .20/page and re-imburse you the balance.
Professional researchers are worth their weight in gold for many functions
at NA but researching CEF vets is now relatively routine.
Good luck.
Clive M. Law
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: February 2, 2021 9:22 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Private Price
Go to the Veterans Affairs web page search for the book of rememberance
.Go to 1918 jot down his regimental number then go to canadian Archives
search for WW1 Vets punch in his name and initials and regimental number
you shall obtain all his file references then arrange to obtained them
by a proffessional searcher
Bye for now and have a good day;
               Eddy
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