BATTLE OF RIDGEWAY MAIN MENU	FENIAN RAID 1866 CANADIAN CASUALTIES MASTER LIST Killed in Action, Died of Wounds, Died of Disease Contracted Modern Canada's first nine soldiers killed in action and the first thirty-one fatal casualties of the modern Canadian military. See also List of Pension and Gratuities (June 1868)
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	NAME	RANK	UNIT	CLASS/CAUSE	DOD
1	McEachern (McEachren), Malcolm	Ensign	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	killed in action	1866-06-02
2	Smith, William	Private	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	killed in action	1866-06-02
3	Defries, Mark	Private	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	killed in action	1866-06-02
4	Alderson, Christopher	Private	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	killed in action	1866-06-02
5	Tempest, Wm. Fairbanks	Private	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	killed in action	1866-06-02
6	Mewburn, H.	Private	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	killed in action	1866-06-02
7	McKenzie, Malcolm	Private	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	killed in action	1866-06-02
8	Lackey, Francis	Corporal	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	d. of wounds sustained	1866-06-05
9	Matheson, Hugh	Sergeant	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	d. of wounds sustained	1866-06-11
10	Huston-Richey, John	Captain	10th Royals	disease contracted
11	Cahill, James	Private	13th Battalion, Volunteer Infantry	disease contracted
12	Morrison, James H.	Private	13th Battalion, Volunteer Infantry	disease contracted
13	Laker, Daniel	Private	13th Battalion, Volunteer Infantry	disease contracted
14	Prudhomme, M	Private	Hochelaga Light Infantry	disease contracted
15	Charron, P.	Private	St. Therese Corps	disease contracted
16	Marchand, A.E.	Private	St. John's Troop of Cavalry	disease contracted	1867-06-03
17	Cox, W.J.	Corporal	1st Prince of Wales Volunteer Rifle Regiment	disease contracted	1866
18	Thorburn, J.	Sergeant	1st Prince of Wales Volunteer Rifle Regiment	disease contracted	1866
19	Worthington, P.T.	Captain	Windsor Provisional Battalion	inflammation of lungs	1867-12-31
20	Elliott, J.H	Corporal	Sarnia Provisional Battalion	typhoid	1866-05-23
21	Prentice, George	Captain	Columbus Infantry Company	disease contracted	1867-08-05
22	McQuaid, A	Drummer	1st Prince of Wales Volunteer Rifle Regiment	disease contracted	1866
23	Reed, Arthur	Private	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	disease contracted	1867-02
24	Dufflin, W.	Private	20th Battalion, Volunteer Infantry	typhoid	1866-05-23
25	Mott, Jacob	Private	Royal Light Infantry	death accelerated
26	Cousins, Andrew	Private	Argenteuil Rangers	disease contracted
27	Lockie, Thomas E.	Private	2nd Queen's Own Volunteer Rifles Battalion	disease contracted
28	Jones, Jackson	Private	35th Battalion, Volunteer Infantry	tuberculosis
29	O'Brian, William	Sergeant	29th Battalion, Volunteer Infantry	tuberculosis
30	Piper, Charles	Private	Sarnia Frontier Battalion	disease contracted
31	Macdonald, Bartholomew	Private	Thorold Volunteer Company	killed by friendly fire
32	Carrington, (William ?)	Corporal	47th Regiment of Foot, Lancashire, British Army	heat stroke	1866-06-02

Source:  Adjutant General's Office Letters Received 1866-1867, Applications for Compensation for Injuries, Wounds, etc, suffered during Fenian Raids, RG9 IC5 Vol 30 - 31,  Library and Archives of Canada (LAC), Ottawa.

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