Guide to Sources Relating to Units of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Field Companies and Battalions, Canadian Engineers

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1 Guide to Sources Relating to Units of the Canadian Expeditionary Force Field Companies and Battalions, Canadian Engineers

2 Field Companies and Battalions, Canadian Engineers Introduction st Field Company, Canadian Engineers nd Field Company, Canadian Engineers rd Field Company, Canadian Engineers th Field Company, Canadian Engineers th Field Company, Canadian Engineers th Field Company, Canadian Engineers th Field Company, Canadian Engineers ( ) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers (1916) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers (Ottawa) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers (Shorncliffe) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers (Ottawa) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers (Shorncliffe) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers th Field Company, Canadian Engineers th Field Company, Canadian Engineers th Field Company, Canadian Engineers (1916) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers ( ) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers (1916) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers ( ) th Field Company, Canadian Engineers th Field Company, Canadian Engineers st Battalion, Canadian Engineers nd Battalion, Canadian Engineers rd Battalion, Canadian Engineers th Battalion, Canadian Engineers th Battalion, Canadian Engineers th Battalion, Canadian Engineers th Battalion, Canadian Engineers th Battalion, Canadian Engineers th Battalion, Canadian Engineers

3 10 th Battalion, Canadian Engineers th Battalion, Canadian Engineers th Battalion, Canadian Engineers

4 Field Companies and Battalions, Canadian Engineers Introduction Throughout most of the war, each division had three field companies of engineers and one pioneer battalion. In April 1918, however, a major reorganization took place and, as a result, each division had an Engineer Brigade consisting of three engineer battalions and a pontoon bridging transport unit. Each of the battalion was composed of a headquarters and four companies, three of which were organized for general engineering work and the fourth for tunneling and mining. The nucleus of each new battalion was provided by one of the field companies and one third of a pioneer battalion. 1

5 1 st Field Company, Canadian Engineers Background Information Organized at Valcartier in August 1914 under the command of Major W.W. Melville. Composed of men from 1st Field Troop (Hamilton), No. 4 Field Company (Montreal), 7th Field Company (London), No. 4 Field Troop (Calgary), 1st (Brighton) Field Company (Woodstock, N.B.), 6th Field Company (Vancouver), 3rd Field Company (Ottawa). Left Quebec 3 October 1914 aboard ZEELAND. Arrived in England 15 October Strength: 9 officers, 236 other ranks. Arrived in France 12 February st Canadian Divisional Engineers. Absorbed by 1st Battalion. Canadian Engineers in May With 2nd Field Company, published Sham Nughes (one issue) aboard ZEELAND. See also 1st Battalion, Canadian Engineers. 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. War diary, 12 Feb May 1918 RG 9 III-D-3, vol , folders Operations. Mount Sorrel, June 1916 RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 10 Historical record RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 23 Honours and awards RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 24 DHS file RG 24, vol. 1908, file DHS Operation orders, 17 Dec April 1917 RG 9 III-C-3, vol. 4055, folder 30, file 7 Work and working parties, 23 June 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4365, folder 4, file 3 Précis of OC s report, 9 Jan. - 2 March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4365, folder 4, file 6 2

6 Narrative of work performed in Ypres Salient, 22 April - 2 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4367, folder 9, file 5 Report on work, Mount Sorrel, 1 June July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4367, folder 10, file 7 Operation orders, 7 May - 28 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4368, folder 12, file 7 Work reports, 30 Nov Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4369, folder 16, file 28 Operation orders, 17 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4374, folder 12, file 5 Operation orders, 17 Jan April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 12 Operation orders, 20 Aug Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4409, folder 10, file 10 Instructions re firing at aircraft by night, report on shooting down of German aircraft, 23 Sept.-7 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 1 Reporting of zeppelins, 20 June 1915, 21 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 2 Supply of small ammunition, 10 May 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 3 Tests and report on German small ammunition, Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 4 Weights of projectiles of German howitzers, 9 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 5 Chart showing distribution of German armies, 1 March 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 6 Replacement of Ross rifles with Lee-Enfield, 2 March-10 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 7 Allotting artillery brigades to engineer units in connection with engineering projects, 24 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 8 Shoulder and cap badges, 21 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 9 3

7 Request for band instruments, 24 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1,file 10 2nd Canadian Divisional Artillery barrages, 27 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 11 Certificates and notes on bulleting, 18 April - 21 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 12 Loss of bicycles, 14 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 13 Complaint on receiving of bombardments, 21 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 14 Manufacturing of wooden boxes for bombs and grenades, 8 Feb. - 2 April 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 15 Table showing new and divisional area boundaries, 21 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 16 Request for nominal roll of Bulgarian subjects, 8 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 17 Regulations re burials and cemeteries, 30 Dec Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 18 Training of cadets, 17 May - 12 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 19 Camouflage, 4 Oct Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 20 Formation of Canadian War Contingent Association, March 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 21 Canteens at Rouen, Havre and Boulogne, 6 June - 12 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 1, file 22 Defines, 1st Canadian Division new area, 5-6 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 1 Completion of Port Douve defences, Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 2 Orders re Kemmel Hill defences, 29 Feb. - 7 March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 3 4

8 Defence schemes, 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 4 Consolidation of trenches and dugouts of defended localities, 4 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 5 Destroying the locks and device gates on the River Lys, houses, etc., 1 Oct. - 3 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 6 Traverse loop-hole to resist bombers; hand grenade holder, 25 Feb., 30 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 7 Discipline, courts martial, etc. 2 Feb Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 8 British identity discs, 21 April 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 9 Boundaries and frontages allotted to brigades, 17 July - 3 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 10 Scheme for drainage, 2 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 11 Changes in wearing of helmets by British 2nd Cavalry Corps, Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 12 Distinctive mark of German uniforms RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 13 Location of engineers depots, 15 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 14 Instructions re economy 21 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 15 Soldiers' effects, 18 July Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 16 Report on electric power in trenches, 24 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 17 Request by OC that 1st Field Company CE remain attached to 17th Brigade on embarkation for France, 25 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 18 Machine gun emplacements, 29 June - 8 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 18 5

9 Notes on prevention of espionage, 24 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 19 Report on estaminets, 14 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 20 Establishment, field companies, CE, 28 Aug Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 21 Experiments: reversed German bullet against loop hole steel plate, 3-4 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 22 Test of explosives for demolition, Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 23 Employment of tunnelling companies, RE, June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 24 Diagrams of German field defences RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 25 Financial statements and medical comforts fund, 5-15 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 26 Use of flags as signals RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 27 Scale of forage for horses and mules, July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 28 Regimental funds, 22 March 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4391, folder 2, file 29 Instruction re use of sodium thiosulphate for gas at schools of instruction, 10 May - 2 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 1 Bugles and trumpets to be used to sound gas alarm, 25 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 2 Report on gas attack, VI Corps front, 4 Nov Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 3 Report of gas attack by 72nd, 73rd and 17th Infantry Brigades, 18 April - 29 June 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 4 Report on effect of gas shells, Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 5 6

10 Notes on levels in Northern France and Belgium. Report on country between British line Passchaendaele - Langemarck, area occupied by German VII Corps, July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 6 Instructions re German dead, May 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 7 Comforts for soldiers, 27 Feb Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 8 Issue of gravel from Romartin Petit Pont gravel pits, 16 Jan Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 9 Chemical instructions for use of grenades; description of ball grenade and instructions for use, 30 May - 24 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 10 Diagram of German rifle grenade RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 11 Training of guides, 17 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 12 Supply of gun cotton, 31 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 13 Manufacture of Hupo smoke helmets and memo on their use, 4 June - 15 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 14 Method of carrying steel helmets, 14 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 15 Issue of tube helmets to machine gunners, Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 16 List of Russian decorations, 30 April Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 17 Instructions re horse lines, Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 18 Construction of wattle huts, 10 Oct Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 19 Inspection by HM the King, farewell message to 1st Canadian Division on embarkation for France, 4 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 20 7

11 List of draughting instruments, 22 March 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 3, file 21 Intelligence summaries, Second Army, Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 1 Intelligence summaries, Canadian Corps, 30 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 2 Intelligence summaries, Canadian Corps, 5 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 3 Extracts from telephone book of 3rd Abetilung 233rd Field Artillery Regt found at Loos Identification of German units opposite British units, May 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 4 French and Belgian interpreters, 25 March - 18 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 5 Provision of acetylene lamps, 23 Dec Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 6 Leave in England and in France, 9 July - 4 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 7 Instructions re booting at Ypres and Poperinghe, 30 June - 8 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 8 Officers, 21 March Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 9 Recruiting of officers for the German Army during the war RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 10 Organization of engineer officers, formation of Canadian Corps, 30 Sept. - 1 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 11 Information obtained from inhabitants re country surrounding Ypres, 9 April - 10 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 12 Messages received re Langemarch, 24 April 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 13 Notes on lessons learnt from 4th Division attack at Givenchy, 6 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 14 Extracts from documents relating to 6th (British) Division at Hooge, 2 Aug. - 4 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 15 8

12 Orders re operations, Mount Sorrel, 5-11 June 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 16 Operation orders, 1st Canadian Division HQ, 12 June - 26 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 17 Operation orders, 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade, 14 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 18 Operation orders, 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade, 26 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 19 Operation orders, 1st Field Company, CE, 15 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 20 Routine orders, C in C, British Armies in the Field, 13 April - 8 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 21 Routine orders by H.C.O. Plumer, Second Army, 28 April July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 22 Routine orders, 2nd Corps, 20 July, 6 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 23 Routine orders, 3rd Corps, 25 Feb June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 24 Routine orders, 4th Army Corps, 3-7 March 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 25 Routine orders, 4th Corps, 31 May - 25 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 26 Routine orders, Indian Army Corps, May 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 4, file 27 Routine orders, Canadian Corps, 19 Oct Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 5, file 1 Routine orders, 1st Canadian Contingent, 4 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4392, folder 5, file 2 Routine orders, 1st Canadian Division HQ, 16 Feb Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vols. 4393, folder 5, files 3-11 Routine orders, 5th (British) Division AA and QMG, 23 April 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 1 9

13 Routine orders, 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade area, 16 Feb Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 2 Routine orders, 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade area, 6 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 3 Daily orders, Pts I and II, 1st Canadian Divisional Engineers, 4 March - 31 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 4 Company orders, 1st Field Company, CE, 4 Feb Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 5 Special orders, First Army, 14 March 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 6 Special orders, Second Army, 11 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 7 Town standing orders, Ypres, 15 April 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 8 Town standing orders, Armentières, 6 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 9 Traffic orders, Second Army, 3 Nov Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 10 Designs of ovens RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 11 Panorama from Givenchy looking eastward, 8 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 12 Regulations re assignment of pay, 2 Feb Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 13 Poem, The Hun's Lament RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, file 14 Nominal rolls and correspondence re personnel, 3 Feb March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 6, files Intelligence, formation of police, 6-7 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 1 Instructions re delivery of mail, 20 June Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 2 10

14 Information obtained from prisoners of war, 3 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 3 Allotment of pumps for trench and water supply, Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 4 Maintenance of trench railways, 30 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 5 Issue of iron and rum rations, 19 Aug Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 6 Report on reconnaissance, 8 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 7 Correspondence re reinforcements, 20 Aug. - 4 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 8 Remounts, 3 July March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 9 Plan of cellar of house at Neuville - St Vaast used as a German report centre, 10 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 10 Care and use of respirators, 26 May - 19 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 11 List of required daily and weekly returns, 24 July Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 12 Alternate routes for reserve battns to Hill 63, 25 Aug Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 13 Request for and sample of rockets, 28 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 14 Applications for Royal Flying Corps, 8 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 15 Consumption of sandbags, 7 July - 30 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 16 Instructions for salvage, 10 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 17 Orders and instructions re sanitation, 31 March 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 18 11

15 Directions for use and care of circular saws RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 19 Report on the use of searchlights, 23 May - 29 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 20 Report on shelling, 2 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 21 Steel shelters for artillery, 15 Oct Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 22 Notes on signal service, 24 Sept Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 23 Coloured rockets used by British, 7 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 24 Instructions re employment of German signals, 18 March 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 25 Sign boards for trenches, 22 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 26 Situation reports, Hohenzollern Redoubt, 15 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4393, folder 7, file 27 Stock book, cement, iron, pumps, saws and other engineer stores and material, 12 Sept Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 7, files List of articles to be considered as trench stores, 23 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 7, file 30 Baseball schedule and funds for reports, 1st Canadian Division, 3 Aug Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 1 Training 27 March - 12 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 2 Notes on tramlines, 21 July Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 3 Reports on transport and traffic, 4 Aug Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 4 List of tools to be carried in carts RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 5 12

16 Reports on and instructions re trenches, dugouts and shelters, 26 May Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 6 Formation of Canadian tunnelling section, 1 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 7 Identification marks on vehicles, 8-27 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 8 Visit by HM the King, Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 9 Correspondence re war diaries, 17 Aug Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 10 Circular re war loan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 11 Wells, water supply, 10 May Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 12 Correspondence re wire cutters and wire breakers, 6 May - 13 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 13 Instructions and reports on wire and wiring, 26 July June 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 14 Reports on work and working parties, 19 Dec Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 15 Daily reports on work and working parties, 18 April - 31 July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 16 Progress reports on work, July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 17 Scheme of work, 29 June 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 8, file 18 Nominal roll on leaving Canada, 1914 RG 9 IIB3, vol. 79 Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 98 Part 1 = 1914/09/ /05/29 Part 2 = 1915/09/ /12/25 13

17 2 nd Field Company, Canadian Engineers Background Information Organized at Valcartier in August 1914 under the command of Major W. B. Lindsay. Majority of personnel from Toronto Every man taken on at Toronto was skilled in a trade or profession, which included approximately fifty civil engineers. Embarked from Quebec 3 October 1914 aboard ZEELAND. Disembarked England 15 October Strength: 8 officers, 233 other ranks. Arrived in France 12 February st Canadian Divisional Engineers. Absorbed by 2nd Battalion, Canadian Engineers in May With 1st Field Company, published Sham Hughes (one issue) aboard ZEELAND. Published Peevie (one issue) at Larkhill. See also 2nd Battalion, Canadian Engineers. 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. War diary, 8 Feb May 1918 RG 9 III-D-3, vol. 4994, folders Operations. Mount Sorrel, June 1916 RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 10 Historical record RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 25 Honours and awards RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 26 Correspondence re photographs RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 27 Operations. Mount Sorrel, June 1916 RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 28 DHS file RG 24, vol. 1908, file DHS Reports, c RG 9 III-C-3, vol. 4008, folder 7, file 1 14

18 Operation orders, 21 April July 1917 RG 9 III-C-3, vol. 4055, folder 30, file 8 Work and working parties, 23 June 1916 RG 9, III, vol. 4365, folder 4, file 3 Précis of OC s report, 9 Jan. - 2 March 1916 RG 9, III, vol. 4365, folder 4, file 6 Narrative of work performed in Ypres Salient, 22 April - 2 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4367, folder 9, file 5 Messages and report, 2nd Battle of Ypres, 30 April 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4367, folder 9, file 6 Report on work, Mount Sorrel, 1 May - 9 July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4367, folder 9, file 7 Operation orders, 16 May - 10 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4368, folder 12, file 8 Operation orders, 21 April - 16 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4403, folder 7, file 20 Operation orders, 23 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4409, folder 10, file 11 Reports by Captain E.F. Lynn re Ypres, 1915 RG 24, vol. 1826, file GAQ 5-89 Reconnaissance reports on waterways and road bridges, 3 Jan Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4412, folder 1, file 8 Instructions re wearing of gold wound stripe, July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4412, folder 1, file 11 Purchase of Christmas cards, 2 Jan Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4412, folder 1, file 12 Subscription raised by Daily Telegraph for Christmas pudding fund, 23 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4412, folder 1, file 13 Strong points for Lewis guns, 3 May 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 2, file 3 Discipline, 1916 including instructions to military police and instruction re action to be taken in shell shock cases RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 2, file 10 15

19 British Columbia election, 9 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 2, file 14 Report on electric power, 1st Canadian Divisional area, 3 Jan Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 2, file 15 Establishment, engineer units, 27 Jan Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 2, file 18 Plans for huts and shelters, 6 Sept July 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 3, file 6 Plan of incinerators, 15 June 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 3, file 7 Nominal rolls of men entitled to wear Star RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 3, file 14 Regimental aid post, July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 3, file 15 Release of soldiers for work in munitions, 3 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 3, file 19 Reports on, and posting of, officers, 2 Jan Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 4, file 2 Notes on British bombardment of Fricourt, 8 July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4413, folder 4, file 3 Demands on Ordnance, 22 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4414, folder 5, file 1 Instructions re working pay, 16 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4414, folder 5, file 3 Engineers, reports on personnel, 13 Feb Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4414, folder 5, file 4 Instructions re postal service, 3 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4414, folder 5, file 5 Instructions re regimental returns, 20 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4414, folder 5, file 11 Signal service. Methods of effecting economics in the volume of traffic, 2 Sept Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4414, folder 5, file 16 16

20 Accounts for New Year cards, Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 1 1st Canadian Division administrative arrangements, 13 Jan. - 2 April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 2 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade administrative instructions 21 Oct. - 2 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 3 Cultivation of land, 21 June April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 4 Aircraft, 24 Oct Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 5 Release of American citizens from CEF, 7 Aug Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 6 Supply of ammunition; situation of dumps, 22 Nov May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 7 Destruction of German explosives, 8-19 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 8 Report on Ross rifle by members of field company, 28 April May 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 9 Badges and patches, 13 Dec Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 10 Sketch showing method of wearing cavalry bandoliers, 3 Oct Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 11 Request for report on Bangalore torpedoes, Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 12 List of battle stops and traffic control posts, 21 April - 22 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 13 Instructions re privately owned bicycles, 24 April - 6 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 14 Billets, 25 Oct May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 15 Bombs, grenades and flares, 6 March Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 16 17

21 1916 pattern Granatenwerfer (German bomb thrower), RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 17 Investing savings in bonds, 25 March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 18 Boundaries between Angres and Calonne sections, Canadian Corps front, 4 Nov May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4394, folder 1, file 19 Bridges, 26 Jan. - 1 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 1 Control of district known as Brick fields, 3 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 2 Bugles and trumpets not be used for any calls, 25 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 3 Burials and cemeteries, 24 March March 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 4 Recovery of fats etc., 28 Feb Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 5 Certificates re cameras, 30 April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 6 Camps at Val de Maison, 3 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 7 Money from YMCA canteens, 30 June Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 8 Issue of censorship stamp, 21 Nov Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 9 Claims: hiring of land, inquiries through French Mission for, 29 May April 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 10 Camouflage, 29 April June 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 11 Lists and reports on casualties, 1 June April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 12 Cooking in the field, 1 March Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 13 18

22 Divine Service for field companies, 22 Aug. to Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 14 Purchase of Christmas cards, 19 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 15 Purchase of cigarettes from unit funds, 11 April - 21 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 16 Reports on clothing and equipment, 28 Oct May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 17 BAB codes, 25 March Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 18 Officers clubs, Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 19 Communications, 23 May July 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 2, file 20 Conferences and lectures, 21 March Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 1 Congratulatory messages from HM the King, 28 Oct Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 2 Comforts from Canadian War Contingent Assn, 4 March - 1 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 3 Applications for commissions, 2 Jan Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 4 Courts of inquiry, 16 Feb April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 5 Untrue reports by correspondents, 1 April 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 6 Method of crossing of craters, Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 7 Recharging of cylinders, 2-4 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 8 Defences, 2 Jan Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 9 19

23 Defence schemes, 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade, 20 April March 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 10 Defence schemes, 8th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 20 Dec Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 11 Defence schemes, Carency Sector, 3 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 12 Defence scheme for revetting old parapet, 19 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 13 Trenches and dugouts, 18 April May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4395, folder 3, file 14 Monthly reports on wire and wiring parties, 8 May Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 1 Work and working parties, 20 March May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 2 Demolitions, 17 June May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 3 Details, guards, etc., 8 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 4 Method of stopping enemy from bombing along trench, 13 May - 12 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 5 Trench food heaters, 6 June 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 6 Field general court martial, etc., 6 April April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 7 Field messages re construction of new GHQ line, 1st and 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade, HQ, April 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 8 Grouping of field companies, Zouave Valley, 2 Nov Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 9 Distribution of field companies, 4-15 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 1 Distinguishing patches, 1-12 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 2 20

24 Engineers' dumps, 23 Nov Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 3 1st Canadian Division war establishments to be the same of those of 2nd Canadian Division, 16 March March 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 4 Circular letter re closing of estaminets, 13 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 5 Electric power, Zouave Valley, 13 July Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 6 Effects of personnel, 20 May May 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 7 Trench mortar emplacements, 8 July Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 8 Alberta election, 11 Dec Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 9 Travelling field kitchens, 4 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 10 British and German field works, 1 Sept. - 9 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 11 Imprest accounts, 12 May Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 12 Prevention of fires, 12 April Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 13 Supply of fodder, 24 Nov March 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 14 Forestry. Conditions under which woods may be worked, 1 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 15 Gas, 9 May May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 5, file 16 Donation of cigarettes by Martin's Cigar and Cigarette dealers, 18 Nov June 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 1 Report on guards and sentries, 18 March - 5 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 2 21

25 Inspection of gun pit model, Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 3 Handing over statements, 2nd, 8th and 12th Field Corp, CE, 19 Nov May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 4 Harpoon fired from gun for hauling down barbed wire entanglements, 29 May 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 5 Instructions re gas helmets, 21 April - 15 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 6 Issue of steel helmets with chain visors, 3 Feb May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 7 Russian and Italian decorations, 20 Nov Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 8 Correspondence with numbers of 2nd Canadian Field Company admitted to hospital, 29 Nov Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 6, file 9 Erection of Nissen huts, 4 Oct. - 9 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 6, file 10 Infantry attached to tunnelling Corp, 1 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 6, file 11 Interpreters attached to Canadian Engineers, 4 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 6, file 12 Inspection by GOC; report on transport inspections, 8 April May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 6, file 13 Expansion of German Army; instructions re intelligence, 24th (British) Division, 19 Nov Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 6, file 14 Pay for civilian labourers, 1 Oct March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 6, file 15 Leave to UK, France and Canada, 18 July May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 6, file 16 Unit locations, 1st Divisional Engineers, 25 Jan April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 1 Correspondence re maps, 16 Oct April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 2 22

26 Requisition for machinery, 27 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 3 Memorials to mark sites of divisional engagements, 8-10 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 4 Medical diagnosis of shell-shock, 27 Nov Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 5 Situation report on mining, 9 May Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 6 Instructions for mobile charges, 20 July - 30 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 7 Montenegrins serving with Canadians, 11 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 8 Instructions re moves and reliefs, 16 March May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 9 National Service card, 20 June 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 10 Nominal rolls, 30 Jan April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 11 Supply of observers to RFC, 23 March Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 12 Instructions for offensive, 12 March June 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 13 Reports on officers, 5 Sept May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 7, file 14 Narrative of work by 2nd Canadian Field Company at Ypres, 22 April Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 1 Operations. Mount Sorrel, 8 June - 8 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 2 Operations. Poziers (Pozières) (4th Australian Infantry Brigade), 16 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 3 Engineers' notes on Somme operations, 17 Aug. - 7 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 4 23

27 Orders for attack at Courcelette, 8 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 5 Orders, instructions for operations, Vimy Ridge, 18 March - 18 April 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 6 Orders, instructions for operations, Arleux, April 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 7 Summary of information regarding enemy's defences and organization near Fresnoy, May 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 8 Orders, instructions for operations, Avion, June 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 9 Orders, instructions for operations, Hill 70, 13 July - 27 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 10 Operations. Passchendaele, 5 July - 14 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 11 Discharge of gas by British units, Lens Sector, 20 Nov Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 12 Minor operations, 6th (British) Division, 18 July 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 13 Minor operations, 33rd (British) Infantry Brigade, 11th (Br) Division, 20 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 14 Minor operations, Canadian Corps 4 Jan Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 15 Minor operations, 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade, March 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 16 Minor operations, 7th Canadian Infantry Brigade, 27 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 17 Reports on operations, 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade front, 27 April 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 18 Lessons learned from operations. Somme, 28 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 19 Lessons learned from operations. Verdun (pt III) RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 20 24

28 Instructions as to action in case of attack, March 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4397, folder 8, file 21 Operation orders. HQ, 1st Canadian Division, 5 April Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 1 Operation orders. 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade, 5 Jan March 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 2 Operation orders. 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade, 26 March May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 3 Operation orders. 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade, 18 Dec April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 4 Operation orders. 5th Canadian Infantry Battalion, 1 March 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 5 Operation orders. 7th Canadian Infantry Battalion, Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 6 Operation orders. 42nd Heavy Artillery Group, 3 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 7 Operation orders, CRE Advance Area, 14 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 8 Operation orders, 1st Canadian Divisional Engineers, 25 March April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 9 Operation orders, 3rd Canadian Divisional Engineers, 7-9 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 10 Operation orders, 4th Canadian Divisional Engineers, 15 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 11 Operation orders, 1st Canadian Field Company, 17 Jan April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 12 Operation orders, 3rd Canadian Field Company, 8 June April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 13 Operation orders, 5th Canadian Field Company, 19 Jan May 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 14 Operation orders, 6th Canadian Field Company, 21 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 15 25

29 Operation orders, 8th Canadian Field Company RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 16 Routine orders, CinC, British Armies in France, 13, 18 July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 10, file 1 Routine orders, II Corps, 23 Jan Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 10, file 2 Routine orders, Canadian Corps, 16 Oct Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 10, file 3 Routine orders, 1st Canadian Division HQ, 21 July - 30 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 10, file 4 Routine orders, 1st Canadian Division HQ, 1 Oct Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 10, file 5 Routine orders, 1st Canadian Division HQ, 1 Jan Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 10, file 6 Routine orders, 1st Canadian Divisional Engineers, 17 Feb Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 11, file 1 Routine orders, 1st Canadian Divisional Engineers, 1 Jan. - 7 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 11, file 2 Special orders, GOC Canadian Corps, 15 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 11, file 3 Standing orders, I Corps, 1 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 11, file 4 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No. 2 Field Company CE, 19 Jan. - 7 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 11, file 5 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No. 2 Field Company CE, 15 May - 11 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 11, file 6 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No. 2 Field Company CE, 15 Dec May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 12, file 1 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No 2 Field Company CE, 1 June - 28 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 12, file 2 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No 2 Field Company, CE, 29 Nov March 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 12, file 3 26

30 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No 2 Field Company, CE, 7 March - 16 May 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 12, file 4 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No 2 Field Company, CE, 17 May - 31 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 12, file 5 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No 2 Field Company, CE, 1 Nov April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 13, file 1 Daily orders, Pts I and II, No 2 Field Company, CE, 2 Jan May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 13, file 2 Church parade, 10 May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 13, file 3 Correspondence re North Alberta Patriotic Fund, 3 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 13, file 4 Pay, 11 April Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 13, file 5 Pension regulations, 20 July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 13, file 6 Circular letter re members of Permanent Force, 2 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 13, file 7 Correspondence re personnel, 4 Nov April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4399, folder 14, file 1 Correspondence re photographs, 29 July 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 1 Censoring of mail, 31 Oct Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 2 Statements by prisoners of war, 2 Feb April 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 3 Report on work to be done on light railways, Ypres, SE via Zillebecke, 6 April Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 4 Registration of personnel for inland water transport and docks, 21 Jan Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 5 Ration states, 14 Nov April 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 6 27

31 Report on reconnaissance for dumps of wiring material, 21 Oct Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 7 Instructions re records, 4 Nov. - 6 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 8 Notification received for reinforcements, 20 Nov. - 4 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 9 Horse respirators, 6-7 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 10 Location of Canadian Corps Reserve Areas refilling points, 23 March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 11 Remounts, 4 June June 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 12 Instruction re reports and returns, 10 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 13 Report on roads, Ypres - Commines Canal, Ovilliers - Courcelette, 4 Feb April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 14 Russian soldiers serving with Canadian Corps, July 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 15 Statements by German prisoners of war re ruses and booby traps, 24 April 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 16 Instructions re salvage, 9 Oct March 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 17 Sanitation, 26 Oct May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 18 Hire of engine for sawmill, 27 Nov March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 19 RE schools of instruction, 27 Jan April 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 20 Self-inflicted wounds, 14 Aug Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 15, file 21 Serbian soldiers serving in British Army, 1 Oct. - 5 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 1 28

32 Signal service, 13 Nov May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 2 Snipers: diagram showing loophole and post, 28 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 3 Canadian Corps Rifle Meet, 2 June May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 4 Correspondence re stores and material, 4 Nov May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 5 Trench stores (gum boots), 18 April June 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 6 Circular re First Army battle strength, 3 April May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 7 Weekly statements of ration states, 2 Sept May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 8 Orders re telephone and buzzers, 14 Jan RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 9 Instructions re town majors, 2 Nov Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 10 German torpido for wire cutting, 22 July 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 11 Training, 13 Aug May 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 12 Transport and traffic, 25 April July 1917 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 13 Construction of tramways, Messines operations, 5 Sept RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 14 Prevention of trench foot RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 15 Emplacements for trench mortars, 17 Dec Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 16 Rations for trench wardens, 24 April 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 16, file 17 29

33 Claims for trophies, 5 Sept Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 1 Instructions re tunnelling companies, 19 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 2 Identification marks for vehicles, 27 Sept. - 6 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 3 Location of veterinary service, 18 Sept Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 4 Notes on visual deception in warfare RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 5 Pontoon and trestle wagons, 9 May - 7 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 6 Correspondence re war diaries, 9 Feb. - 5 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 7 Certificates re war loan, 8 Oct Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 8 Water supply, 9 May Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 9 Special pattern issue of wire cutters, Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 10 Work progress reports, 9 April - 31 Dec RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4400, folder 17, file 11 Work progress reports, 1 Jan March 1918 RG 9 III-C-3, vol. 4101, folder 18, files 1-2 Distribution of YMCA profits to all units, 4 July - 6 Sept RG 9 III-C-3, vol. 4101, folder 18, file 3 Nominal roll on leaving Canada, 1914 RG 9 IIB3, vol. 79 Daily Orders RG 150, vol. 98 Part 1 = 1914/09/ /12/24 Part 2 = 1915/01/ /07/31 30

34 3 rd Field Company, Canadian Engineers Background Information Organized in Valcartier in September 1914 under the command of Major G. B. Wright. Formed from 3rd and 4th Provisional Companies, Canadian Engineers and include men from all Engineer Companies of the Canadian Militia. Left Quebec 3 October 1914 aboard ARCADIAN. Arrived in England 15 October Strength: 15 officers, 299 other ranks. Arrived in France 11 February st Canadian Divisional Engineers. Absorbed by 3rd Battalion, Canadian Engineers in May See also 3rd Battalion, Canadian Engineers. 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. War diary, 12 Feb May 1918 RG 9 III-D-3, vol. 4995, folders Operations. Mount Sorrel, June 1916 RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 94, file 10 Historical record RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 95, file 1 Correspondence re photos RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 95, file 2 Operations. Mount Sorrel, June 1916 RG 9 III-D-1, vol. 4710, folder 95, file 3 GAQ file RG 24, vol. 1811, file GAQ 3-3 Operation orders, Dec RG 9 III-C-3, vol. 4020, folder 45, file 5 Operation orders, 25 July 1917 RG 9 III-C-3, vol. 4077, folder 4, file 25 Establishment, 29 July - 9 Aug RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4365, folder 5, file 9 31

35 Locations, Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4366, folder 7, file 16 Narrative of work performed in Ypres Salient, 22 April - 2 July 1915 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4367, folder 9, file 5 Report on work, Mount Sorrel, 1 June - 9 July 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4367, folder 10, file 7 Operation orders, 7 May - 28 Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4368, folder 12, file 9 Report on work, c RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4396, folder 4, file 2 Operation orders, 8 June April 1918 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4398, folder 9, file 13 List of aeroplane photographs, 10 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 1 Damage done to crops by troops, 25 Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 2 No. 29 Squadron, RFC, stationed at Abeele, March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 3 Instructions re German aircraft; reception of Zeppelin messages, 26 Oct Feb RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 4 Correspondence re large ammunition RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 5 Test of German small ammunition 14 Oct RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 6 Issue of small arms hand guards, 13 June 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 7 Billets, 14 Oct Nov RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 8 Request for binoculars, 13 May 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 9 Second Army circular re Exchequer bonds, 25 March 1916 RG 9 III-C-5, vol. 4401, folder 1, file 10 32

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