Lloyd Alexander STIRLING
1899 - 1959 (60 years)-
Name Lloyd Alexander STIRLING Born 16 Jun 1899 Hancock, Michigan 
Gender Male Died 17 Aug 1959 Toronto Buried Toronto Twp. No. 1 Churchville Cemetery plot 300 Person ID I38 David Falconer Family Tree Last Modified 8 Aug 2020
Father George STIRLING
b. 21 Mar 1864, Goderich Twp., Huron Co., Ontario
d. 28 Jan 1904, Kincardine Twp., Bruce Co., Ontario (Age 39 years) Relationship natural Mother Jennie (Jane) WOODS
b. 25 Dec 1868
d. 21 Apr 1949, Woodstock, ON (Age 80 years) Relationship natural Family ID F55 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Jennie Clare PASSMORE
b. 15 Dec 1896, Huttonville, Peel County, Ontario
d. 6 Jun 1988, Toronto, Ontario (Age 91 years) Married 24 Aug 1929 Toronto Ontario Children 1. Barbara Joan STIRLING
b. 2 Feb 1931, Toronto
d. 12 Mar 2018, Toronto Ontario (Age 87 years) [natural]2. George Claire STIRLING
b. 30 Apr 1935, Toronto
d. 26 Oct 2004, California (while visiting) (Age 69 years) [natural]Last Modified 8 Aug 2020 Family ID F30 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Lloyd lied about his age to join the army for the First World War. He enlisted on 17 Feb., 1916, in Kincardine, Ontario, stating that he had been born in 1898. According to his army service records, Lloyd arrived in England on 25 March, 1916 on the S.S. Metagama. He served as a sapper in the 160th Overseas Batallion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force in France, and transferred into the Second Pioneer Brigade on Feb. 28, 1918, and to the 6th Batallion, Canadian Engineers, on 2 July, 1918. He spent some time in hospitals with mumps and the grippe in 1917. Lloyd was awarded the Good Conduct Badge and the War Service Badge Class A. His separation allowance was paid to his mother, Mrs. Jennie Stirling, Princess St., Kincardine, Ontario. Lloyd was discharged, with the rank of Captain, and returned to Kincardine on 19 May, 1919.
He was a dentist, practicing in Toronto, until his death.
- Lloyd lied about his age to join the army for the First World War. He enlisted on 17 Feb., 1916, in Kincardine, Ontario, stating that he had been born in 1898. According to his army service records, Lloyd arrived in England on 25 March, 1916 on the S.S. Metagama. He served as a sapper in the 160th Overseas Batallion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force in France, and transferred into the Second Pioneer Brigade on Feb. 28, 1918, and to the 6th Batallion, Canadian Engineers, on 2 July, 1918. He spent some time in hospitals with mumps and the grippe in 1917. Lloyd was awarded the Good Conduct Badge and the War Service Badge Class A. His separation allowance was paid to his mother, Mrs. Jennie Stirling, Princess St., Kincardine, Ontario. Lloyd was discharged, with the rank of Captain, and returned to Kincardine on 19 May, 1919.