John Montague Mainwaring Finley served in the Canadian Motor Machine Gun Brigade during World War 1. [1]
He died of heart failure on 16 February 1922, in Vancouver, British Columbia. [2]
Name John Montague M Finley Registration Year 1897 Registration Quarter Jul-Aug-Sep Registration district Bromley Parishes for this Registration District Bromley Inferred County Kent Volume 2a Page 446
Name John Maintyne Mainwaring Finley Gender Male Record Type Baptism Baptism Date 4 Sep 1897 Baptism Place West Kensington St Andrew Hammersmith and Fulham, England Father Reginald Mainwaring Finley Mother Margaret Kate Finley Register Type Parish Registers Household Members Name Age John Maintyne Mainwaring Finley Margaret Kate Finley Reginald Mainwaring Finley
Name John Finley Birth Date 26 Jul 1896 Birth Place Browley, Kent, England Father Reginald Finley Regimental Number 45633 Household Members Name Age John Finley Reginald Finley
Name John M M Finley Gender Male Birth Year abt 1898 Death Age 24 Death Date 16 Feb 1922 Death Location Vancouver Registration Number 1922-09-302409 BCA Number B13121 GSU Number 1927298
Name John M. M. Finley Death Date 16 Feb 1922 Cemetery Mountain View Cemetery Burial Place Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Household Members Name Age John M. M. Finley
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