Joseph Jean dit Joe BUJOLD,

1921 - 1997  (75 ans)

• Nom	Joseph Jean dit Joe BUJOLD
  Suffixe
  Naissance	28 Janvier 1921	Atholville, NB
  	RS141A5 Index to Provincial Registrations of Births Name BUJOLD, JOSEPH JEAN Sex M Date 1921-01-28 Place FERGUSON MANOR County RESTIGOUCHE Father BUJOLD, JEAN Mother AUDET, ANGÉLINE Number 63801 Code A5/1921 Located on the Restigouche River, 4.16 km WSW of Campbellton: Addington Parish, Restigouche County: named for Athol House built in 1796 by Robert Ferguson (1768-1851), a merchant and shipbuilder from the town of Blair Atholl in Scotland: Ferguson was called the "father and founder of the Restigouche": PO Shives Athol 1906-1929: PO Ferguson Manor 1915-1922: PO Atholville from 1922: Atholville was incorporated as a village in 1966.
  Genre	Masculin
  Document	30 decembre 1940	Fort Stanley, Hong Kong Island
  	Hong Kong Veterans Commemorative Association Individual Report: E30142 Joseph BUJOLD 1st Bn The Royal Rifles of Canada Joseph BUJOLD General Information Rank: First Name: Second Name: Rifleman Joseph Jean From: Enlistment Region: Date of Birth (y-m-d): Fleurant Point QC Eastern Quebec 1921-01-28 Appointment: Company: Platoon: Royal Rifles of Canada Badge Transportation - Home Base to Hong Kong Members of 'C' Force from the East travelled across Canada by CNR troop train, picking up reinforcements enroute. Stops included Valcartier, Montreal, Ottawa, Armstrong ON, Capreol ON, Winnipeg, Melville SK, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper, and Vancouver, arriving in Vancouver on Oct 27 at 0800 hrs. The Winnipeg Grenadiers and the local soldiers that were with Brigade Headquarters from Winnipeg to BC travelled on a CPR train to Vancouver. All members embarked from Vancouver on the ships AWATEA and PRINCE ROBERT. AWATEA was a New Zealand Liner and the PRINCE ROBERT was a converted cruiser. "C" Company of the Rifles was assigned to the PRINCE ROBERT, everyone else boarded the AWATEA. The ships sailed from Vancouver on Oct 27th and arrived in Hong Kong on November 16th, having made brief stops enroute at Honolulu and Manila. Equipment earmarked for 'C' Force use was loaded on the ship DON JOSE, but would never reach Hong Kong as it was rerouted to Manila when hostilities commenced. On arrival, all troops were quartered at Nanking Barracks, Sham Shui Po Camp, in Kowloon. Battle Information We do not have specific battle information for this soldier in our online database. For a detailed description of the battle from a Canadian perspective, visit Canadian Participation in the Defense of Hong Kong (published by the Historical Section, Canadian Military Headquarters). Wounded Information No wounds recorded. Hospital Information No record of hospital visits found. POW Camps Camp ID Camp Name Location Company Type of Work Reference Arrive Depart HK-SM-01 Stanley Fort Stanley, Hong Kong Island 20, 31, 33 Capture 41 Dec 30 HK-NP-01 North Point North Point, Hong Kong Island 41 Dec 30 42 Sep 26 HK-SA-02 Shamshuipo Kowloon, Hong Kong 42 Sep 26 43 Jan 19 JP-To-3D Tsurumi Yokohama-shi, Tsurumi-ku, Suyehiro-cho, 1-chome, Japan Nippon Steel Tube - Tsurumi Shipyards Variety of jobs related to ship building 8 43 Jan 19 45 May 13 JP-Se-1B Yumoto Fukushima-ken, Iwaki-gun, Yumoto-cho, Mizunoya, Japan Joban Coal Mining Company 134 45 May 13 45 Sep 15 Transport to Japan Draft Number Name of Ship Departure Date Arrival Date Arrival Port Comments Reference XD3A Tatsuta Maru 43 Jan 19, left Shamsuipo Camp, 0500 hrs; left Hong Kong 1300hrs 43 Jan 22, 0400 hrs Nagasaki, Japan Boarded train, arrived in Tokyo on 43 Jan 24 at 0700 hrs, boarded electric train for 10 mile ride to camp Tony Banham
  Décès	16 juillet 1997	Centre Hospitalier Baie des Chaleurs, Maria, Qc
  	Joseph John Bujold The death of Joseph John Bujold of Escuminac Flats, PQ occurred July 16, 1997 at Centre Hospitalier Baie des Chaleurs, Maria, PQ. Born in Atholville on Jan. 28, 1921, he was the son of the late Jean Baptist Bujold and Angeline Audet. He worked for Bell Canada for 27 1/2 years. He attended the RC Church and was a director in the Hong Kong Vets Association and the Royal Rifles of Canada Hong Kong. He is survived by his wife Rita Ferguson; one daughter Suzanne Bujold Bleile, Green Valley, Ont.; two sons, J. Pierre, Charlottetown, PEI and Normand Joe, Montreal, PQ; five sisters, Eva Joncas, Bertha Boucher, Claire Desrocher, Jacqueline Rimell, Elizabeth Bujold; five brothers, Maurice, Jacques, William, Louis and Normand. He was predeceased by Bertha Bujold and Aime Edwards and son Guy. Pallbearers were Normand Joe Bujold, Guy Tasse, J. Pierre Bujold, Robert Blouin, Sterling Bujold and Richard Bleile. Honorary pallbearers were the Hong Kong Vets. Funeral arrangements were in the care of Maher's Funeral Home. Funeral services were held from Maher's Funeral Chapel on July 19 at 3 p.m. Interment in Escuminac Flats
  Inhumation	Juillet 1997	Escuminac Flats United Church Cemetery, Bonaventure County, QC
  Notes	Joseph BUJOLD 1st Bn The Royal Rifles of Canada Rank: Rifleman from: Fleurant Point QC Members of 'C' Force from the East travelled across Canada by CNR troop train, picking up reinforcements enroute. Stops included Valcartier, Montreal, Ottawa, Armstrong ON, Capreol ON, Winnipeg, Melville SK, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper, and Vancouver, arriving in Vancouver on Oct 27 at 0800 hrs. The Winnipeg Grenadiers and the local soldiers that were with Brigade Headquarters from Winnipeg to BC travelled on a CPR train to Vancouver. All members embarked from Vancouver on the ships AWATEA and PRINCE ROBERT. AWATEA was a New Zealand Liner and the PRINCE ROBERT was a converted cruiser. "C" Company of the Rifles was assigned to the PRINCE ROBERT, everyone else boarded the AWATEA. The ships sailed from Vancouver on Oct 27th and arrived in Hong Kong on November 16th, having made brief stops enroute at Honolulu and Manila. Equipment earmarked for 'C' Force use was loaded on the ship DON JOSE, but would never reach Hong Kong as it was rerouted to Manila when hostilities commenced. On arrival, all troops were quartered at Nanking Barracks, Sham Shui Po Camp, in Kowloon. Draft Number: XD3A Name of Ship: Tatsuta Maru Departure Date: 43 Jan 19, left Shamsuipo Camp, 0500 hrs; left Hong Kong 1300hrs Arrival Date: 43 Jan 22, 0400 hrs Arrival Port: Nagasaki, Japan Comments: Boarded train, arrived in Tokyo on 43 Jan 24 at 0700 hrs, boarded electric train for 10 mile ride to camp
  ID personne	I11044	Bugeauld/Bujold
  Dernière modif.	31 jan 2024

  
  

  Père	Joseph Jean Baptiste BUJOLD,   n. 7 mars 1884, Maria, Avignon, Québec, Canada d. 12 juillet 1964, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Âgé de 79 ans)
  Relation	géniteur / génitrice
  Mère	Angélina AUDET,   n. 9 juin 1890, Maria, Avignon, Québec, Canada d. 16 juin 1935, Pointe Fleurant, Québec, Canada. (Âgé de 45 ans)
  Relation	géniteur / génitrice
  Mariage	14 Avril 1913	Maria, Avignon, Québec, Canada
  	Mariage ou union de fait Angeline 25 ans & Jean 25 ans 14 avril 1913 Maria, Ste-Brigitte, Bonaventure, Québec Canada Source: Registre de Ste-Brigitte de Maria M-1
  Age au mariage	Lui : ~ 28 ans et 9 mois - Elle : ~ 23 ans.
  Documents		1913 mariage Jean Bujold et Angeline Audet M.1
  		1913 Marriage Jean Bujold et Angélina Audet
  Photos		1913 - Photographie de Jean Bujold, fils de Joseph et de Marguerite Boudreau, avec son épouse Angélina Audet et leur première fille Aline.
  ID Famille	F1195	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial

  
  

  Famille	Rita FERGUSON,   n. 1922   d. 26 octobre 2012, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Âgé de 90 ans)
  Enfants	1. Suzanne BUJOLD   2. J. Pierre BUJOLD   3. Guy BUJOLD   d. avant 1997  [Père: géniteur / génitrice]  [Mère: géniteur / génitrice]   4. Normand Joe BUJOLD
  Pierres tombales		Pierre tombale - joseph J Bujold et Rita Ferguson Escuminac Flats United Church Cemetery, Bonaventure County, QC
  		pierre tombale arriere Our children Suzanne J. Pierre Guy Norman Joe
  ID Famille	F3380	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial
  Dernière modif.	23 jan 2021

  
  

• Carte d'événements		Naissance - 28 Janvier 1921 - Atholville, NB Document - Hong Kong Veterans Commemorative Association Individual Report: E30142 Joseph BUJOLD 1st Bn The Royal Rifles of Canada Joseph BUJOLD General Information Rank: First Name: Second Name: Rifleman Joseph Jean From: Enlistment Region: Date of Birth (y-m-d): Fleurant Point QC Eastern Quebec 1921-01-28 Appointment: Company: Platoon: Royal Rifles of Canada Badge Transportation - Home Base to Hong Kong Members of 'C' Force from the East travelled across Canada by CNR troop train, picking up reinforcements enroute. Stops included Valcartier, Montreal, Ottawa, Armstrong ON, Capreol ON, Winnipeg, Melville SK, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper, and Vancouver, arriving in Vancouver on Oct 27 at 0800 hrs. The Winnipeg Grenadiers and the local soldiers that were with Brigade Headquarters from Winnipeg to BC travelled on a CPR train to Vancouver. All members embarked from Vancouver on the ships AWATEA and PRINCE ROBERT. AWATEA was a New Zealand Liner and the PRINCE ROBERT was a converted cruiser. "C" Company of the Rifles was assigned to the PRINCE ROBERT, everyone else boarded the AWATEA. The ships sailed from Vancouver on Oct 27th and arrived in Hong Kong on November 16th, having made brief stops enroute at Honolulu and Manila. Equipment earmarked for 'C' Force use was loaded on the ship DON JOSE, but would never reach Hong Kong as it was rerouted to Manila when hostilities commenced. On arrival, all troops were quartered at Nanking Barracks, Sham Shui Po Camp, in Kowloon. Battle Information We do not have specific battle information for this soldier in our online database. For a detailed description of the battle from a Canadian perspective, visit Canadian Participation in the Defense of Hong Kong (published by the Historical Section, Canadian Military Headquarters). Wounded Information No wounds recorded. Hospital Information No record of hospital visits found. POW Camps Camp ID Camp Name Location Company Type of Work Reference Arrive Depart HK-SM-01 Stanley Fort Stanley, Hong Kong Island 20, 31, 33 Capture 41 Dec 30 HK-NP-01 North Point North Point, Hong Kong Island 41 Dec 30 42 Sep 26 HK-SA-02 Shamshuipo Kowloon, Hong Kong 42 Sep 26 43 Jan 19 JP-To-3D Tsurumi Yokohama-shi, Tsurumi-ku, Suyehiro-cho, 1-chome, Japan Nippon Steel Tube - Tsurumi Shipyards Variety of jobs related to ship building 8 43 Jan 19 45 May 13 JP-Se-1B Yumoto Fukushima-ken, Iwaki-gun, Yumoto-cho, Mizunoya, Japan Joban Coal Mining Company 134 45 May 13 45 Sep 15 Transport to Japan Draft Number Name of Ship Departure Date Arrival Date Arrival Port Comments Reference XD3A Tatsuta Maru 43 Jan 19, left Shamsuipo Camp, 0500 hrs; left Hong Kong 1300hrs 43 Jan 22, 0400 hrs Nagasaki, Japan Boarded train, arrived in Tokyo on 43 Jan 24 at 0700 hrs, boarded electric train for 10 mile ride to camp Tony Banham - 30 decembre 1940 - Fort Stanley, Hong Kong Island Décès - 16 juillet 1997 - Centre Hospitalier Baie des Chaleurs, Maria, Qc Inhumation - Juillet 1997 - Escuminac Flats United Church Cemetery, Bonaventure County, QC  = Lien Google Earth
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  4 oct 1945 Carte d'embarquement San Francisco Soldat Jean Joseph Bujold (POW Japon) Il mesure 5'8" Cheveux brun, yeux bleu

  
  

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  Joseph Jean Bujold 1921-1997