I'm wondering if this young man would even have had time to serve ? .... can't find anything on him ... can anybody else please ? KETCHUM, PHILIP ALLAN CHEYNE - 40 Charles St., E., Toronto. Son of the late Judge Ketchum, Newcastle, Ont. ; Arts M.T. 17 and 19-20; Cadet R.F.C., February 4, 1918; O.S. July 6 1918; R.A.f. No. 46 T.D.S., South Carlton, England, July 20, 1918; 2nd Lt., December 20, 1918; retd from O.S. and discharged August, 1919; returned to College. Heres his brother ! KETCHUM, HUGH FERRAR - Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ont. Master, Son of the late Judge Ketchum, Newcastle, Ont. ; Arts E. T. 19-2I; B.A. 21; Div. 21 - 22; E. June 10, 1916; 67th Univ. Tor. Batty., C.F.A. ; France, B. January 20 1917 ; No. 2 Sec., 3rd Can. Divl- Amm. http://www.archive.org/stream/warmemorial00younuoft/warmemorial00younuoft_djvu.txt http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/...rval=20&&PHPSESSID=pd461vcckdi2t0cfi1uvh49r73 Ketchum, Philip - Headmaster at Trinity College School for over 25 years. Trinity College School Old Boys at war, 1899-1902, 1914-1918, 1939-1945 (1948) http://www.archive.org/details/trinitycollegesc00trinuoft
Annie It looks like he graduated from training at No 46 TDS in December 1918, so he wouldn't have seen active service. Gareth
