Lieutenant Ernest Brian Henderson

1. Second Lieutenant (Air Force). 1918-07-06 to 1918-11-03
2. Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion, Infantry (Army). 1917-11-23 to 1918-07-06
3. Lieutenant (Army). 1917-11-15 to 1917-11-23
4. Lieutenant (Army). 1917-03-19 to 1917-11-15
5. Lieutenant (Army). 1916-04-01 to 1917-03-19
6. Lieutenant (Army). 1915-10-09 to 1916-04-01
7. Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion, Infantry (Army). 1915-04-28 to 1915-10-09
8. Lieutenant, 9th Battalion, Infantry (Army). 1915-02-07 to 1915-04-28
9. Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, Infantry (Army). 1914-09-23 to 1915-02-07

Wounded June 17, 1915 at Oblenghem

Son of Ernest George Henderson and Agnes Henderson (nee Quinn); husband of Marguerite Henderson (nee Carruthers)

Globe and Mail article November 6, 1918 Page 8 states he died in London, England on November 3, 1918 of pneumonia and that his rank was Captain

Although both the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and the Canadian Virtual War Memorial indicate that Henderson was serving with the 2nd CMR at the time of his death, there is no evidence in his service file that he ever served with them. He was serving with the Royal Air Force as an Observer, attached from the 1st Central Ontario Regimental Depot at the time of his death

Son of Ernest George Henderson and Agnes Henderson (nee Quinn); older brother of Lieutenant Maurice Russell Henderson; husband of Marguerite Carruthers Henderson (nee Kiely) married July 17, 1918

1st Battalion Nominal Roll

Globe and Mail article November 6, 1918 Page 8 states he died in London, England on November 3, 1918 of pneumonia and that his rank was Captain

Although both the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and the Canadian Virtual War Memorial indicate that Henderson was serving with the 2nd CMR at the time of his death, there is no evidence in his service file that he ever served with them. He was serving with the Royal Air Force as an Observer, attached from the 1st Central Ontario Regimental Depot at the time of his death