Roll Call #: 5259
Surname: Heiny
Given Name: Bernard
AKA Surname: Heimowski / Himoswki
Surname: Heiny
Given Name: Bernard
AKA Surname: Heimowski / Himoswki
AKA Given Name: Bernhard
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Place of origin: Kreis Preußisch Stargard, Heramshof, West Prussia
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Place of origin: Kreis Preußisch Stargard, Heramshof, West Prussia
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Marital status: Married
Place of marriage: Berlin, Germany
Year of marriage: 1911
Month of marriage: 2
Spouse: Kohse, Luise Emma
Place of marriage: Berlin, Germany
Year of marriage: 1911
Month of marriage: 2
Spouse: Kohse, Luise Emma
Place of birth: Stargard, Prussia
Year of birth: Abt 1883
Month of birth: 1
Place of death: Vernon, BC
Year of death: 1918
Month of death: 2
Place of burial: Woodland Cemetery, Kitchener, ON
Year of birth: Abt 1883
Month of birth: 1
Place of death: Vernon, BC
Year of death: 1918
Month of death: 2
Place of burial: Woodland Cemetery, Kitchener, ON
Occupation: Labourer
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Additional information: Arrived in New York City on 23 May 1913 on the Pretoria with wife Louisa and son Bruno. Lived in Victoria, BC. COD: pneumonia after influenza. Died in camp. Originally buried in Pleasant Valley Cemetery in Vernon, BC.
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POW # from RCF: 742
Internment camp from RCF: Vernon
Internment dates from RCF: 1915-Sep-? - 1918-Dec-02