Soldiers of the First World War database entry - F.G. Macculloch
Lieut. Ferdinand George Macculloch (1912)
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.
The nuptials recorded in the regimental journal were Macculloch's second marriage. He had previously been married on 26 Jun 1915 while serving with the Regiment in Bermuda. His first wife, Emily Hughes Macculloch (nee Ingram) petitioned the Parliament of Canada for the dissolution of their marriage in 1931.
On 12 Oct 1941, Major Ferdinand George Macculloch died at Montreal, P.Q., while on active service.
Date of Birth - 22 Jul 1888
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