Heinrich Ferdinand Wesch

Dec 20, 2024

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Roll Call #: 3387
Surname: Wesch
Given Name: Heinrich Ferdinand
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AKA Given Name: H.F. / Henry
Empire German
Ethnicity: Unknown
Place of origin: Hamburg, Germany
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Cause of arrest: Trying to leave Canada
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Marital status: Married
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Place of birth: Linden-Holstein
Year of birth: Abt 1850
Month of birth: 12
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Occupation: Surveyor
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Additional information: Arrived in CanadaSecond Class on March 18, 1914. Willing to be repatriated. One child. 2nd Class
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Internments

POW # from RCF: 838
Internment camp from RCF: Vernon
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POW # from RCF: 3122
Internment camp from RCF: Kapuskasing
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☆ Library and Archives Canada, Department of the Secretary of State of Canada fonds, RG 6, “Wartime records series”, volume 752, file 3168, PTI, Custodian of Enemy Property and internment operations records, 1914-1951. Repatriation, German Civilians over 45. Civilian prisoner of war, Vernon.
☆ Library and Archives Canada, Department of the Secretary of State of Canada fonds, RG 6, “Wartime records series”, volume 752, file 3168, PTIII, Custodian of Enemy Property and internment operations records, 1914-1915. Repatriation, German Civilians over 45. Application for Repatriation of Germans – Wesch.
☆ Library and Archives Canada, Department of the Secretary of State of Canada fonds, RG 6, “Wartime records series”, volume 752, file 3168, PTI, Custodian of Enemy Property and internment operations records, 1914-1951. Repatriation, German Civilians over 45. List of Prisoners of War Eligible for Repatriation as being over forty-five years of age and not reservists, Vernon.
☆ Library and Archives Canada, Department of the Secretary of State of Canada fonds, RG 6, “Wartime records series”, volume 752, file 3168, PTIII, Custodian of Enemy Property and internment operations records, 1914-1951. Repatriation, German Civilians over 45. Repatriation of German Prisoners, letter from Vernon Commandant Camp to Internment Operations. 1918-May-27.
☆ Library and Archives Canada, Department of the Secretary of State of Canada fonds, RG 6, “Wartime records series”, volume 752, file 3168, PTIII, Custodian of Enemy Property and internment operations records, 1914-1915. Repatriation, German Civilians over 45. German Prisoners of War over the age of forty-five years who are willing to be repatriated, Vernon.
☆ Library and Archives Canada, Office of the Custodian of Enemy Property fonds, RG 117, “Office files of the Custodian”, volume 19, file 223, Prisoner’s of War – Earnings and Cash Balances. Statement of Earnings and Cash Subject to Claim by Ex-Prisoners of War as per Individual Ledger A/CS – as on June 30th, 1926, Prisoners of War Vernon – Kapuskasing, Receipt Book No. 9, page 3.
☆ Library and Archives Canada, Department of the Secretary of State of Canada fonds, RG 6, “Wartime records series”, volume 752, file 3168, PTIII, Custodian of Enemy Property and internment operations records, 1914-1915. Repatriation, German Civilians over 45. Germans over the age of 45 years, Vernon.
☆ Library and Archives Canada, Department of the Secretary of State of Canada fonds, RG 6, “Wartime records series”, volume 752, file 3168, PTI, Custodian of Enemy Property and internment operations records, 1914-1915. Repatriation, German Civilians over 45. List of German 45 years of age and over when interned.

Camps

Kapuskasing
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Vernon