James Aitkenhead
Male, ID =515, (9 Oct 1888 - Jun 1955)
| Father | James Aitkenhead (31 May 1848 - 21 May 1909) |
| Mother | Frances Ann Benson (14 Aug 1854 - Q4 1921) |
| Birth | 9 Oct 1888 | Cumberland, England |
| Marriage | c 1904 | England; Mary Anne Cooke |
| Immigration | 1905 | James left Liverpool 19 June 1905 at the age of 19 on the ship "Ottawa" on the Dominioin Line. Destination Montreal, Quebec , Canada. |
| Note | 19 May 1916 | When James signed papers for WWI he stated that he was living in Agardsley, Manitoba a farmer, born 1886 # 875463 - On 8 Sept 1915 he had tried signing up for the Canadian Overseas #150759, at this time he said he was born 1885 - Said he had 1 year Volunteer Military in Cumberland, England - 13 Jan 1917 Pte James Aitkenhead came on the vessel "Scandinavian" arriving St John's New Brunswick departing from Liverpool, England.Returning Canadian Wounded Soldiers. His destination was Woseley, Saskatchewan. Why? |
| Death | Jun 1955 | Canada |
Family | Mary Anne Cooke (6 Feb 1885 - 16 May 1960) | |
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| Charts | John Cooke (109) b: c1788 d: |
| Last Edited | 14 Aug 2014 |
| Family | C |