Stewart O'Neal Homer

Stewart Homer
Alternate name(s): 
Stuart; Paddy O'Neil; Patrick O'Neill
Date of birth: 
Tuesday, 18 December 1900
Ethnicity/Nationality: 
Irish
Profession: 
lumber worker
Hometown(s): 
Vancouver, British Columbia; Toronto, Ontario; Ireland
Date of Immigration to Canada: 
circa 1920
Political affiliation: 
Communist Party of Canada
Affiliations to union and social groups: 
Organizer in the woods
Involvement in On-to-Ottawa Trek: 
Participated in the On-to-Ottawa Trek.
Prior military experience: 
World War I British Army, 1917-1926, France, India, and Mandatory Iraq/Mesopotamia
Approximate date arrived in Spain: 
1937-03-30
Unit: 
Abraham Lincoln Battalion, Company 3, Section 3; Section leader of the Canadians at Brunete, according to the publication Volunteer for Liberty, 7 March 1938; Sergeant
Final status: 
KIA 6 July 1937 at Brunete
Other: 
Homer was expelled from Canada and sent to the United Kingdom before travelling to Spain
Sources: 
Americans and Canadians Killed in Spain Complete list to Nov. 15, 1937 (under O’Neil); McLoughlin (under O’Neil); Hoar; Momryk; Petrou; Hoff
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