The First World War
Officers of The Royal Canadian Regiment
Brevet Major Ferdinand George Macculloch
Soldiers of the First World War database entry - F.G. Macculloch
Lieut. Ferdinand George Macculloch (1912)
Service:
- Prior service, 36th Regiment, 1910-11
- Permanent Force Officer, The R.C.R.
- Regimental service, The R.C.R., 1912 to 1926
- Great War - 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
- Served with The RCR in Bermuda 1914-15
- Platoon officer in "C" Company on embarkation for Overseas, 26 Aug 1915
- OC "B" Company on crossing to France 1 Nov 1915
- D.A.P.M. Cologne, 1918
- To be Brevet Major; 15 Apr 1926
- Captain and Brevet Major F.G. Macculloch resigns his commission in the Permanent Active Militia and is placed on the Reserve of Officers, with the rank of Major; 15 May 1926.
The Connecting File, Vol XIV, No. 2, April 1935
The marriage took place in Montreal recently of Major F.G. Macculloch, late Royal Canadian Regiment, of Montreal, son of Lady Van Strauberzee, of Newbury, England, and Mrs Learmont, widow of the late Holton Learmont of Montreal.
Date of Birth - 22 Jul 1888
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