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Name	Occupation	Service	Rank	Birth Date	Death Date
Frank Radclyffe [Electric Railway]	Motorman	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	6 March 1886	11 April 1917
Frederick Radley	Labourer	101st Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	11 April 1872	17 May 1920
William Fleming Rae [Electric Railway]	Car Repairer	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	30 December 1892	28 April 1917
James Garfield Raine [St. Giles, Swift Canadian]	Clerk	3rd Company, Canadian Machine Gun Corps	Private	20 September 1895	9 November 1917
Hubert Raine	Shipper	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	1 October 1893	15 November 1918
George Etrick Rainey MM & Bar	Fireman	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Sergeant	12 September 1892	10 April 1917
Archibald Roy Rajotte	Electrician	6th Field Company, Canadian Engineers	Sapper	28 June 1888	13 May 1917
Sidney James Randall	Blacksmith	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	16 July 1897	12 November 1918
Reginald Rattenbury [Kelvin]	Student	46th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	15 May 1897	10 May 1917
George Avon Rawson	Transfer Man	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	2 October 1881	12 May 1917
Charles Herbert Ray	Gas Traction Engineer	190th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	13 August 1888	1 January 1920
Robert Gordon Raymer [First Baptist]	Clerk	124th Canadian Pioneers	Sergeant	18 June 1895	3 June 1917
Reginald Elisha Reece	Farmer	3rd Battalion, Grenadier Guards	Lance Corporal	1893	14 September 1916
Ernest Reeve	Blacksmith	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	13 October 1897	8 September 1916
Ernest Sydney Reeves	Cutter	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	8 January 1892	30 October 1917
Adam Reid [Blue Ribbon Tea]	Tea Packer	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	16 January 1897	10 August 1918
Donald Reid	Plasterer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	12 August 1888	8 October 1916
Ernest Howe Reid [St. Giles]	Locomotive Fireman	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	27 January 1889	9 April 1917
Francis Jackson Reid	Checker (CPR)	10th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	11 November 1888	23 April 1915
John Reid [Selkirk, 108 Battalion]	Butcher	The Fort Garry Horse	Private	24 September 1890	3 November 1918
Robert Jamieson Reid	Steel-worker	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	31 January 1871	27 October 1920
William Bishop Reid	Laborer	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	8 November 1874	10 April 1917
James Sinclair Rennie	Clerk	The Fort Garry Horse	Private	29 August 1894	23 March 1918
John Edward Reynolds [Law Society, Manitoba College, Stonewall]	Barrister	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	14 December 1889	23 April 1915
Robert Dawson Ribchester	Draughtsman	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lance Corporal	23 October 1888	9 April 1917
Robert Stacey Rice [Broadway Methodist, Wesley College]	Student	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Lieutenant	16 November 1893	15 September 1916
William Stanley Charles Richards [St. James Methodist]	Farming	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	26 November 1894	8 September 1916
Alan Skirving Richardson [Holy Trinity, La Verendrye School, Osler Hammond & Nanton]	Accountant	5th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	16 May 1895	25 July 1916
John Richardson	Fireman	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	7 May 1891	27 May 1917
Matthew Richmond	Grocery Clerk	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	13 July 1892	10 August 1918
Robert Arthur Richmond	Mechanist	1st Battalion, Canadian Engineers	Sapper	9 December 1897	6 September 1918
Thomas H. Richmond	Teamster	Canadian Infantry	Private	3 March 1890	20 September 1917
George Chase Ricketts [St. Giles]	Salesman	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	5 January 1893	1 October 1918
Leonard James Ricketts [St. Giles]	Tailor	10th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	25 January 1894	26 April 1915
Oliver William Ridley	Moulder	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	7 August 1897	6 November 1917
Vincent Lionel Wright Ridout	Engineer	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Private	7 July 1890	5 June 1916
Walter Colin Ridout	Farmer	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Private	11 October 1896	5 June 1916
Charles Peter Ritchie	Farmer	Canadian Army Service Corps	Private	29 August 1871	13 July 1919
Thomas Ritchie	Ironworker	2nd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	26 November 1895	6 November 1917
Herbert Waterman Rittenhouse [First Baptist]	Student	Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry	Sergeant	16 September 1894	2 June 1916
John Robb [Eatons]	Watchmaker	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	28 June 1897	1 September 1918
John Prendergast Roberts [St. Johns, Vimy Ridge]	Banker	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	12 November 1895	31 March 1917
Frederick Gordon Robertson	Clerk	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	CSM	13 January 1885	9 October 1916
George Robertson	Locomotive Fireman	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	24 February 1892	8 August 1918
Henry Alexander Robertson [Portage la Prairie, St. Lukes Anglican, Vimy Ridge]	Broker	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	7 September 1888	11 May 1917
John Brown Robertson	Carpenter	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Private	30 April 1890	29 August 1918
John S. Robertson [Aberdeen Banff Kincardine]	Laborer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	22 March 1897	5 October 1916
Struan George Robertson [Oldfield Kirby & Gardner, St. Lukes Anglican]	Broker	Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry	Private	10 July 1887	8 May 1915
John Robertson	Lumber Grader	Lord Strathcon’a Horse (Royal Canadians), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps	Private	14 February 1888	30 March 1918
Joseph Herman Robinson	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lance Corporal	30 October 1891	26 August 1918
James Robinson MM [Swift Canadian]	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	9 August 1897	1 October 1918
William Robson	Tinsmith	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	8 February 1888	5 December 1916
Clarence Delbert Rodgers	Mechanical Repairer	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	14 October 1887	30 October 1918
Max Rodin	Clerk	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	1 June 1896	29 October 1916
Christopher Edgar Wyon Rogers [Osler Hammond & Nanton, St. James]	Clerk	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	5 January 1896	8 October 1916
William George Rogers [Osler Hammond & Nanton, St. James]	Clerk	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	15 January 1897	9 October 1916
George Leslie Roland	Buttermaker	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	29 August 1893	7 May 1917
Arthur Rolfe	Sign Writer	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	6 August 1897	15 August 1917
Charles Rolph	Building Inspector	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	27 April 1883	27 September 1918
Leonard Kennedy Rolston	Bank Clerk	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	1 October 1898	10 November 1917
Gordon Lawrence Rose	Teamster	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	31 March 1886	26 June 1917
Donald Rose [Wood Vallance]	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	16 September 1888	15 September 1916
Ada Janet Ross [Nursing Alumnae, Selkirk]	Nursing Sister	1st General Hospital, Canadian Army Medical Corps	Nurse	11 August 1878	12 July 1918
Angus David Ross	Teamster	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	15 December 1890	23 April 1915
George Huntington Ross [Canadian Club, Law Society, Manitoba College, Rapid City]	Barrister at Law	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Captain	10 January 1874	24 April 1915
Henry Deary Ross	Time-keeper	11th Reserve Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	7 June 1876	27 May 1917
John Alexander Ross [Engineering, Manitoba College, Wesley College]	Student	178th Company, Royal Engineers	Second Lieutenant	16 February 1894	13 August 1916
James Munro Ross	Banker	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Private	15 December 1894	10 April 1917
John Munro Ross [St. Giles]	Contractor	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	26 November 1888	16 May 1915
J. T. Ross	?	?	Lance Corporal	?	?
Roderick Arthur Ross [Manitoba College, St. Lukes Anglican]	Financial Agent	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	12 February 1887	2 October 1916
Alfred Roussin	Labourer	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	13 February 1881	9 April 1917
Sidford Ruddell [St. Margarets]	Merchant	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	30 December 1877	4 December 1916
George Henry Rushworth	Oiler (Railroad)	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	22 April 1876	5 June 1916
Garfield Russell [Maryland Methodist]	Lather	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	10 September 1895	9 April 1917
Harry Russell	Musician	10th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lance Corporal	23 September 1882	1 May 1917
William Henry Russell	Wireworker	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Private	11 August 1882	10 August 1918
Walter Ernest Cameron Rutherford	Student	46th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	29 May 1897	3 September 1918
James William Rutledge [City of Winnipeg, Congregational, Masonic, Winnipeg Police]	Policeman	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	21 June 1881	8 October 1916
Webster Young Ryan MM	Sales Clerk	Cavalry Machine Gun Squadron, Canadian Machine Gun Corps	Private	31 May 1893	8 April 1918

Sources:

For the names of First World War casualities from Manitoba who do not appear on any physical monument in the province, see the Manitoba Historical Society War Memorial. If you know of a name that is omitted from this list, please contact the MHS War Memorial Researcher Darryl Toews (darryl@mhs.mb.ca).

Soldiers of the First World War - Canadian Expeditionary Force, Library and Archives Canada.

Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

Financial support for research reported on this page was provided by the Manitoba Heritage Grants Program (2015-2016).

This page was prepared by Darryl Toews.

Page revised: 21 January 2024

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