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Name	Occupation	Service	Rank	Birth Date	Death Date
Sidney Francis Salmon	Telegraph Operator	Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps	Private	18 March 1895	2 April 1918
David Sangster	Carriage Builder	46th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	15 November 1878	26 October 1917
William Travis Sapte	Soldiering	The Royal Canadian Regiment	Captain	25 July 1894	8 October 1916
Austin Lyman Saunders	Accountant	52nd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Captain	13 February 1880	10 July 1916
Charles Melville Sayer [First Baptist]	Student	4th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps	Second Lieutenant	1894	17 June 1917
John Joseph Scanlan	Baggageman (CPR)	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	23 January 1877	8 September 1916
Alfred Schofield	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	9 March 1893	21 August 1917
Rupert William Schwitzer [Kelvin]	Student	46th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	25 December 1897	17 September 1918
David Nichol Scott [Wesley College]	Chauffeur	10th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	6 April 1895	4 May 1916
Duncan James Scott	Sales Clerk	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	12 April 1890	7 July 1915
George Scott [St. Giles, Vimy Ridge]	Warehouseman	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Sergeant	22 March 1896	3 June 1917
John Allan Scott	Mechanic	Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry	Private	22 October 1896	18 August 1915
James Young Scott	Packer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	21 February 1895	27 October 1917
Frederick Joseph Scott [Kelvin]	Student	The Royal Canadian Regiment	Private	7 January 1892	15 July 1916
Stanley Duncan Scott [Kelvin]	Student	2nd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	26 January 1896	6 November 1917
James Nimmo Scott MC	Publisher	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	13 June 1886	22 May 1915
John Amey Scott MM	Clerk	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	7 December 1893	3 August 1916
Arthur Henry Scrimes	Clerk	52nd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	29 August 1886	28 September 1918
Earl Elgin Seaborn [St. Giles]	Clerk	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	2 February 1897	28 April 1917
Percy Grainger Self	Printer	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	25 October 1878	2 September 1918
Charles Sergeant	Contractor	5th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery	Sergeant	26 February 1888	27 April 1917
John Edward Severn [Pembina Crossing]	At College	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Sergeant	16 February 1899	4 October 1918
Vernon Nicholl Severn [Pembina Crossing]	Banking	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	28 May 1890	26 October 1917
Alexander Tocher Shand [City Hall, Winnipeg Police]	Policeman	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	30 April 1889	25 October 1916
Launce Oswald Shane	Brakeman	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	14 December 1893	21 September 1916
Harry Adolph Sharman	Medical Doctor	Canadian Army Medical Corps	Lieutenant	2 February 1892	28 March 1918
William Wilson Sharman [Armoury, Engineering]	Surveyor	47th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	1 September 1887	29 September 1918
Fred Sharp	Clerk	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Sergeant	17 July 1896	30 October 1916
George Sharp	Clerk	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	13 December 1893	26 September 1916
Charles E Sharpe	Clerk	2nd Battalion, Canadian Engineers	Sapper	14 March 1897	8 October 1918
Alfred Ernest Shaw	Soldier	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Lieutenant Colonel	21 November 1881	3 June 1916
Alfred William Shaw	Cook	28th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Sergeant	21 January 1884	15 September 1916
John Shaw [Westminster]	Farrier & Bank Clerk	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	23 April 1892	1 October 1918
Ernest James Shea	Express Clerk	Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps	Private	24 March 1896	2 April 1918
David W. Shearer	Carpenter	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Sergeant	5 July 1894	24 December 1920
James Shearer	Boilermaker’s Helper	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	6 December 1879	25 September 1916
Charles Stanley Sheldon [St. Lukes Anglican]	University Student	70th Squadron, Royal Air Force	Lieutenant	15 April 1893	27 June 1917
Joseph Frederick Shepherd	Glasier	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	15 December 1880	7 September 1916
Albert Edward Sheppard	Insurance Clerk	52nd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	4 June 1894	23 May 1918
J. F. Sheppard	?	?	Private	?	?
Robert Candy Sherrit MM	Soda Dispenser	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lance Corporal	5 November 1897	1 October 1918
John Miller Shields	Printer	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Sergeant	16 July 1896	24 April 1915
Percy William Shields [Masonic]	Boiler Maker and Electric Welder	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	19 June 1893	9 September 1918
Robert Allan Shields	Fireman	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	1 November 1892	13 June 1916
Alexander C. Shiels	Machinist	5th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery	Gnr	1 October 1882	12 August 1917
Charles Simpson Shipman [Masonic]	Electrical Engineer	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Major	30 September 1876	9 April 1917
David William Theodore Shipman	Carpenter	Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps	Private	27 January 1895	25 May 1915
J. Shipman	?	?	Private	?	?
Lewis Shipman	Boiler Maker	Llandovery Castle (Hospital Ship), Canadian Army Medical Corps	Private	13 December 1897	27 June 1918
Francis Morrison Shirriff [UGG]	Student	28th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	6 January 1893	8 May 1917
West Shuttleworth [108 Battalion, Electric Railway]	Gas Maker	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	24 October 1878	1 November 1917
Richard Siberry	Clerk	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	9 July 1894	6 May 1915
Magnus Sigurdson	Farmer	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	8 March 1892	13 November 1917
Edward Silver [Bank of Montreal, Fort Rouge Methodist]	Bank of Montreal	2nd Battalion, London Regiment	2nd Lieutenant	?	1 May 1918
Harry Meyer Silverstein	Assistant Station Agent (CPR)	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Cadet	23 December 1894	10 February 1918
James Sim	Waiter	H.M.C.S. Niobe, Royal Naval Canadian Volunteer Reserve	Able Seaman	9 August 1894	6 December 1917
Peter Stewart Sim	Photographer	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	13 September 1895	6 May 1917
Clarence Gordon Simpson	Clerk	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Sergeant	22 November 1887	13 April 1917
David Lilburn Simpson	Cabinet Maker	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	25 November 1887	8 October 1916
Fred Irwin Simpson [Broadway Methodist, Fort Rouge Methodist, Law Society, Virden, Virden Methodist, Wesley College]	Law Student	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Captain	15 April 1893	12 March 1917
Richard Dyer Simpson	Teamster	17th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery	Gunner	17 June 1883	13 October 1915
William Alexander Simpson	Financial Agent	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	23 June 1895	15 August 1917
Frederick Albert Sims	Shoemaker	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	25 December 1876	9 April 1917
Alexander Beverage Sinclair [UGG, Westminster]	Clerk	87th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	17 April 1895	5 September 1916
James Alexander Sinclair	Bridge Worker	Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps	Private	10 March 1895	1 April 1918
Lawrence Charles Sinclair [St. Lukes Anglican]	Cashier	3rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	29 April 1895	23 April 1917
William Everitt Sinclair	?	Royal Flying Corps	2nd Lieutenant	?	15 March 1918
Henry Singer	Farmer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	18 August 1892	26 October 1917
Samuel Sinnock	Machinist	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	9 March 1876	29 August 1918
Jack Sloan	Veteranary	1st Tramway Company, Canadian Engineers	2nd Corporal	2 September 1887	20 August 1918
Robert Harvey Small	Clerk	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	15 October 1896	9 April 1917
Samuel Small	Marble Polisher	10th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lance Corporal	7 September 1879	21 May 1915
Thomas Rattery Small	Lithographing	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	1897	14 April 1917
William Wallace Small [Electric Railway]	Locomotive Fireman	12th Field Ambulance, Canadian Army Medical Corps	Private	25 August 1894	22 October 1916
Robert Smart	Laborer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	24 February 1887	28 June 1917
William Leonard Smart	Mechanic	Lancashire Fusiliers	2nd Lieutenantenant	?	29 August 1918
Herbert Henry Smiley	Clerk	72nd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	22 May 1895	9 April 1917
Alexander Smith	Farmer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	3 May 1878	2 July 1916
Digby Alfred Smith	Master Plumber	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lieutenant	24 August 1881	1 November 1917
Frank Smith	Driver	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	30 March 1884	23 March 1918
Frank Smith	Laborer	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	18 November 1891	9 August 1918
Frederick Reginald Smith [Post Office]	Post Office Department	28th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	16 October 1885	28 September 1915
George Ernest Torrance Smith	Gas Engineer	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	12 December 1890	29 April 1918
Harry Smith	Clerk	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	27 December 1886	1 September 1916
Isaac Tunstall Smith	Iron Worker	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	5 January 1876	15 August 1917
James Smith	Farm Labourer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	8 June 1886	8 August 1918
James Smith [Stonewall]	Bridge Builder	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	25 May 1882	14 October 1916
John Smith	Railway Brakeman	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	23 December 1892	31 October 1918
Paul Michael Smith	Cigar Maker	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	20 January 1889	3 May 1917
Robert Eric Smith	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	21 March 1892	6 November 1917
Stanley Smith	Plumber	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	15 October 1892	10 September 1918
Thomas Edward Smith [Law Society, St. Johns]	Law Student	London Regiment (Post Office Rifles)	2nd Lieutenant	30 May 1897	5 September 1918
William Smith [Argyle, Stonewall]	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	10 May 1886	3 October 1916
Stanley John Smith MM	Switchman	Royal Canadian Dragoons (1st Armoured Regiment)	Private	1 January 1i892	30 March 1918
William Smith MM [Electric Railway]	Street Car Conductor	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	20 November 1891	16 August 1918
Andrew Johnston Snaddon	Banking	4th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Major	19 October 1888	8 October 1916
Charles Frederick Snelling	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	15 June 1880	26 September 1916
Robert Cunnginham Somerville	Clerk	36th Battery, 9th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery	Gnr	8 April 1898	8 October 1918
William Somerville	Farmer	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	5 December 1888	29 September 1918
George McManus Soppet	Lather	21st Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	24 July 1884	12 May 1918
Alexander Souter [St. Johns]	Poster	5th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	2 November 1895	18 October 1916
Harry Joseph Sparling	Assistant Agent (CPR)	107th Canadian Pioneer Battalion	Private	7 August 1898	11 June 1917
Robert Spaul	Checker	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	23 June 1889	7 January 1917
Bertie Riley Speer	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	11 February 1891	15 September 1916
Harold Frederick Speers [Wesley College]	?	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	20 July 1895	4 September 1916
Charles Albert Speirs	Photographer	203rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	8 August 1896	27 December 1918
William John Spence	Railroader	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Private	13 January 1897	28 September 1916
Eustace Spindler	Baker	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Lance Corporal	15 June 1891	23 April 1916
Frederick Emerson Sprado [City Hall]	Surveyor	Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps	Lieutenant	28 July 1891	8 August 1918
Ernest Stephen Springett [George Forbes]	Labourer	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Private	30 September 1895	5 June 1917
Milton Frederick Sproule MC	Timber Scaler	10th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery	Captain	18 October 1880	15 November 1917
Percy Sprunt	Clerk	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	26 February 1893	14 June 1916
Joseph Squires	Chauffeur	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	18 September 1892	24 April 1915
Edmund St. Germain	Deporting Officer - Emigration Department	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	24 November 1877	16 August 1918
John Stafford	Plasterer	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	23 January 1876	13 June 1916
William Stalker	Electrician	6th Field Company, Canadian Engineers	Sapper	19 September 1896	7 April 1917
A. Stapleton	?	?	Driver	?	?
Frederick Samuel Starr	Banker	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Private	20 November 1897	13 November 1917
John Noel Steadman	Farm Laborer	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	27 December 1894	9 April 1917
William Hugh Steele	Labourer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	13 January 1896	25 April 1916
Samuel Benfield Steele	Soldier	Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps	Major General	5 January 1848	30 January 1919
Charles Gordon Stephens	Clerk	107th Canadian Pioneer Battalion	Private	4 February 1887	15 August 1917
Jack Stephenson [St. Mary's Road United]	Sheet Metal Worker	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	17 August 1897	3 June 1917
Oscar Stephenson [First Lutheran, Glenboro]	Student	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	23 July 1898	10 August 1918
Stanley Clayton Stevens	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	9 July 1897	7 September 1918
Peter Melville Stevens	Carpenter	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	28 April 1888	3 June 1916
Garnet Kelvin Stewart [Kelvin, Manitoba College, Westminster]	Student of Arts	Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), Royal Canadian Armoured Corps	Private	28 September 1897	2 April 1918
James Stewart	Farmer (A. B. Seaman)	8th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	21 August 1892	5 October 1917
Robert Stewart	Clerk	16th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	14 February 1887	7 February 1917
Sydney Stibbard	Chief Clerk	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Captain	27 November 1889	3 June 1917
Cecil Garnet Stiff	Boilermaker	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	27 March 1885	6 May 1917
Charles Russell Stinson MC [Brandon Armoury, Canadian Club, St. Margarets, St. Matthew's Anglican, UGG]	Grain Salesman	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Major	25 August 1886	6 November 1917
Robert John Stinson	Trainman	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	31 August 1887	15 September 1916
Fred Stonehouse [First Baptist]	Driver	The Fort Garry Horse	Trooper	16 February 1894	15 August 1918
John George Storyack	Farmer	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	1 July 1892	4 August 1918
James Stout [First Baptist]	Baker	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	22 December 1882	21 September 1916
Avid Emanuel Strindlund	Farmer	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	3 June 1894	28 July 1918
Joshua Strong	Farmer	29th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Corporal	23 January 1889	24 April 1918
Percy Samson Strood [Surveyors]	Manitoba Land Surveyor	1st Canadian Mounted Rifles	Lieutenant	11 January 1881	8 October 1915
Robert Edmund Struthers [Law Society, St. Johns]	Student at Law	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	7 August 1890	12 August 1918
Alexander Stuart	Stonemason	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	16 November 1878	29 July 1920
W. G. Stuart	?	?	Private	?	?
Royal Albert Stubbs	Accountant	28th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	1 January 1887	15 September 1916
Samuel Sturgess	Machinist	10th Field Company, Canadian Engineers	Sapper	6 December 1882	2 October 1917
Frederick Stanley Sudds	Florist	7th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	9 September 1889	28 March 1918
George Proven Sussams	Car Repairer	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	2 October 1895	29 June 1917
Alexander MacBeth Sutherland [Augustine]	Student	Royal Air Force	2nd Lieutenant	16 August 1897	2 July 1918
John Sutherland DSO [Law Society]	Student-at-Law	116th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Major	30 September 1888	27 August 1918
James Henry Richardson Sutherland	?	Royal Air Force	Lieutenant	7 October 1895	11 February 1920
Frank Sutton	Electrician’s Helper	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	25 January 1891	9 April 1917
Herbert Stanley Swan [Austin, Electric Railway, Holy Trinity, St. Philips]	Electrician	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	3 November 1891	25 November 1916
William Julien George Swan	Farmer	78th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	10 March 1889	17 October 1916
James Swanson CdeG [City Hall, Winnipeg Police]	Policeman	43rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Sergeant	12 May 1885	8 August 1918
John Swanson	Clerk	27th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	3 July 1888	3 May 1917
Alfred Brodie Swanston	Teamster	43rd Battalion CanadianInfantry	Private	28 March 1889	27 August 1918
George Baxby Syddall [Bank of Commerce, St. Margarets]	Banker	Canadian Infantry & 65 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps	Captain	1 October 1887	4 January 1918
Victor Ernest Sykes	Teamster	44th Battalion, Canadian Infantry	Private	25 June 1888	9 June 1917

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).

We thank Nathan Kramer for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Darryl Toews.

Page revised: 31 May 2023

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