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Archibald McFarlan
Regimental number 80139
Battalion Number 31 |
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Lorne McFarlan
Regimental number 3139231
Battalion Number -- |
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Alexander McFarlan
Regimental number 79192
Battalion Number 31 |
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William McFarlan
Regimental number 1099263
Battalion Number 256 |
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