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Lomas/Lomax Canadian Service Records (WWI and WII) -courtesy of Veterans Affairs Canada Surname Name Service # Rank Regiment Death Date LOMAS, ERNEST 669253 Private Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) November 6th, 1917 LOMAS, HENRY FROST 228050 Private Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment- 15th Bn.) August 15th, 1917 LOMAS, HECTOR 645340 Private Canadian Infantry (Western Ontario Regiment- 47th Bn.) May 6th, 1917 LOMAS, CLIFFORD HERBERT J/15019 Pilot Officer Royal Canadian Air Force - 419 Squadron January 16th, 1942 ***LOMAS, FREDERICK STANLEY K/24159 Gunner Royal Canadian Artillery (5 Anti-Tank Regiment) August 19th, 1944 LOMAX, ABRAHAM 785110 Private Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry April 9th, 1917 LOMAX, CYRIL CHARLES 25603 Private Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment- 14th Bn.) May 21st, 1915 LOMAX, FRANK 669759 Private Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) August 9th, 1918 LOMAX, FREDERICK B/1 Private South Saskatchewan Regiment, R.C.I.C. 17789 Div. March 1, 1947 LOMAX, GEORGE 809132 Private Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment- 31st Bn.) August 24th, 1917 LOMAX, GLADYS W/2285 Private Canadian Women's Army Corps June 15th, 1943 LOMAX, HARRY A/4141 Lance Corporal Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment-3rd B) April 12th, 1917 LOMAX, HENRY R/65665 Flight Sergeant Royal Canadian Air Force November 24th, 1946 LOMAX, JOHN 809182 Private Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment- 31st Bn.) April 10th, 1917 LOMAX, JOHN KENNETH 89443 Officer Cadet Royal Canadian Air Force- Station Centralia July 27th, 1965 LOMAX, PIERCE 73378 Private Canadian Infantry (Saskatchewan Regiment- 28th Bn.) June 6th, 1916
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NOTE: www.ssnerissa.com - The only troopship to loose Canadian troops en route to England in WW II- Torpedoed by a German U Boat, the S.S. Nerissa went down April 30th, 1941 off the coast of Donegal, Ireland.
BRITISH WAR MEMORIALS OF WWI AND WWII: Chapel-en-le-Frith War Memorial
AMERICAN WAR MEMORIAL WEBSITES: American Battle Monuments Commission
American Service Records of WWI and WWII: Surname Name Service # Rank Regiment Birth Date Date of Death LOMAS, WILLIAM W. 0-243197 LTJG Dec. 22nd, 1943 East Coast Memorial Cemetary LOMAS, JACK R. WWII- Sergeant March 18, 1921 Jan. 28th, 1978 Corozal American Cemetary
Indexes from American Civil War records are also available online. For example, records from North Carolina indicate: Lomas, L. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry Lomax, Ira NC 1ST Artillery Regiment I Lomax, John 48th Regiment, NC Infantry G Lomax, L. 48th Regiment, NC Infantry Lomax, N. W. NC 21st Regiment Infantry A Lomax, Pinkney A. 54th Regiment, NC Infantry A Lomax, Pinkney 39th regiment, NC infantry B Lomax, W. C. 35th regiment, NC Infantry I Lomax, W. C. 35th regiment, NC Infantry I Lomax, W. M. N. NC 21st Regiment Infantry A Lomax, W. N. NC 21st Regiment Infantry A Lomax, W. N. NC 21st Regiment Infantry A Lomax, William N. NC 21st Regiment Infantry A Records are also available from several other states such as Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia. - Courtesy www.researchonline.net Let us not forget Technical Sergeant Johnie Lomas, casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Air Force, TSGT Lomas served America until January 21st, 1969 in Gia Dinh, South Vietnam. He was 37 years old and was married. Johnie died from an undetermined explosion. His body was recovered. Johnie was born on March 8th, 1931 in Kansas City, Missouri. TSGT Lomas is on panel 34W, line 050 of the Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served America for 18 years. Website design and development: NOVA Ventures & Management, Regina Dedicated to my Father, the late John Joseph Lomas |