38:(1794–1870), the first lighthouse inspector in Newfoundland, and the grandson of William Robert Oke (1833–1894), whose business was in operation for more than a century. W. R. Oke established a carriage factory on Victoria Street in Harbour Grace in 1856 and moved to Halifax, NS. He relocated to the corner of Cochrane and Duckworth Streets in St. John's by 1879, eventually employing four of his sons as W. R. Oke & Sons. Oke's grandfather moved the carriage factory to the corner of Prescott and Duckworth Streets in 1890. Oke was born the following year (1 September 1891), and then the premises and its contents were destroyed in the
117:(1880–1940), Prime Ministers of Newfoundland. She pursued a nursing career, following in the footsteps of Oke's sister Maude Florence Oke (1902–1988), a nurse who married and migrated to Brooklyn, NY. Lillabelle attended the St. Johns Episcopal Hospital School of Nursing (Brooklyn, NY) from 1929 to 1932 , then worked at the Child's Hospital (Albany, NY), where she was Head Nurse during
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According to his medical report, Oke was anxious to return to the fight in France and proceeded to the 3rd (Reserve) Battalion in
Edinburgh. He embarked for France on 15 December 1917, rejoining the 11th (Service) Battalion. Oke was wounded on 26 March 1918 by a gunshot to the right shoulder. He was
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where Oke grew up, at the juncture of Forest Road and Quidi Vidi Road, in the vicinity known as "Oke's Corner". Oke was named for his paternal grandmother, Mary Jane Harris
Carnell (1832–1926), who was heir to a portion of the 20 acre New Forest estate owned by the Gill family from the 1700s. Oke is
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he was wounded, having been gassed on 17 August 1917 during the Battle of
Langemarck and hit by shell fragments on 10 September 1917, which pierced his left shoulder and buttock. Oke was evacuated to the UK for surgery and recuperated at the W. London hospital for officers run by Lady Evelyn Mason,
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movement in the form of finances, communications, supplies, aircraft, and other resources, with the immediate goal of protecting
Nigerian borders. Although the pro-Nazi, Vichy-controlled territory of French West Africa was threatening Nigeria's northern border, de Gaulle gained control of Chad and
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During Oke's life, the Oke's
Carriage Factory was shepherded by his father, John Carnell Oke (1857–1931), and from 1926 by Oke's brother, Gordon Jeans Oke (1889–1977), when their father became incapacitated by chronic illness. The Okes were known for artistic carriage painting and for constructing
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From 1938 to 1940, as
Germany advanced its agenda with little rein from international forces, West African nationals expressed mounting concern in the press over the possibility of annexation by Nazi Germany if the two major colonial powers, France and Britain, could not or would not help defend
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on 26 July 1918 for leading a successful counter-attack in France, despite being wounded, that resulted in re-occupying a lost position and inflicting heavy casualties on the enemy. He was treated at the Leith War
Hospital and recuperated at the Officers Command Depot, Ripon South. On 31 October
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of St. John's, and who first occupied this land. His older brother, Michael Gill, Jr. (1699–1772), raised a militia to reinforce the
British garrison and was the militia's first Lieutenant-Colonel, a Justice of the Peace from 1733, and held several other prominent positions in St. John's. Their
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broke out in
Bathurst in the late fall of 1934, leading to numerous casualties including the death of the Colonial Secretary, Godfrey C. B. Parish, F.R.G.S. (1897–1934). On 20 December 1934, Oke advanced to the position of Acting Colonial Secretary, The Gambia. Oke held the British line in
102:, a tradition passed down from family in England. His maternal grandfather, John Jeans, was secretary of St. John's Lodge for 40 y. Oke's brother Gordon, was Master of Lodge Tasker No. 454 (St. John's, NL), Senior Grand Warden of the District Grand Lodge of Newfoundland (both Lodges of the
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and other
British business interests, which had not yet developed air routes in West Africa. The British enacted tight control by overseeing the landing authorities granted to DLH and insisting that each flight be scheduled and any change in equipment be approved in advance.
203:. In March 1917, the 11th Battalion conducted a daylight reconnaissance along the Arras Cambrai Road followed in April by the Battle of Arras, during which Oke served as a Lieutenant (Temp.). Oke also served as Acting Captain (20 Jul 1917–10 Sep 1917). During the
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42:. Although uninsured, the family managed to rebuild the business at the same location and rented a portion of the property on Prescott Street to other businesses in what became known as the "Oke Building". The company expanded to produce boxcars for
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near Hawick, Oke was promoted to Acting Corp. on 22 June 1915. On 11 November 1915, while in Ayr, Scotland, Oke transferred from the Newfoundland Regiment to a Commissioned Rank (2nd Lieutenant) in the 14th Battalion of the 1st Regiment of Foot
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and Queen Mary), during their visit to the colony in 1901. An example of an Oke 19th century dog-cart (two-wheeled child’s carriage) is in the collection of The National Trust Carriage Museum (Devon). A Newfoundland dog,
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Despite feeling unwell, Oke participated in a strategic war conference at the Government House in Lagos, Nigeria on 19 November 1940. However, he failed to recover and died 18 December 1940. Oke was given a
46:(Halls Bay Line, Newfoundland Railroad). By 1894, they provided undertaking and funeral services, similar to other carriage builders of the day, which continued until the business was dissolved in 1968.
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and were quick to establish routine scheduled flights. In 1932 Oke was seconded to the Administrative Service of The Gambia and began serving as the Travelling Commissioner of the South Bank of the
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blood in drug experiments on adults conducted by the Bayer Aspirin Factory (Rensselaer, NY). During the summer months, she cared for children immobilised on a Bradford frame as treatment for
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had contemplated the creation of a single Franco-British citizenship, uniting the two nations. Combat missions in Africa fired up, with Britain and its African colonies providing support to
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father, Captain Michael Gill, Sr. (1673–1720), was an international trader in Massachusetts who is famous for defending Bonavista, NL from a brutal French and Indian attack in 1704 during
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in an effort to convince them to join Free France. Regional morale was further stressed in September 1940 by de Gaulle's failure to secure a French West African strategic port during the
377:, Nigeria where 10,000 people rallied for Britain and against Germany. Within two days, Britain and France declared war on Germany and on 6 September 1939, the Governor of The Gambia,
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Oke married Melinda Alice Duchaine (also referred to as DuChesne) on 27 February 1924, at Our Lady of Mercy Convent and Chapel (St. John's, NL). Melinda had worked in St. John's as a
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who became Colonial Secretary, The Gambia, British West Africa (1934–1940) and served as its Acting Governor and Commander-in-Chief for six extended periods between 1934 and 1940.
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While recuperating in Harrogate, Yorkshire at the Furness Auxiliary Hospital (also known as Furness Officers Hospital), Oke met Lady Furness, Ada "Daisy" Hogg, the first wife of
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Oke, Regimental No. 565, enlisted 16 September 1914 with B Company of the 1st Battalion, Newfoundland Regiment and departed St. John's with several of his cousins aboard the
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with solicitor John Fenelon (1880-1934) in St. John's, NL from October 1909 until his final year in 1914 when he put his legal career on hold to respond to Governor
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the port of Libreville, Gabon by August and Cameroon by September. Oke underscored Britain's support for de Gaulle and the value of Bathurst (The Gambia) to
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the dog-cart presented by the children of Newfoundland, accompanied by the Newfoundland dog Bouncer, to the Duke & Duchess of Cornwall and York (later
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In May 1935, Oke attended the Silver Jubilee Service (London, England) by command of His Majesty to represent The Gambia on the 25th anniversary of King
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Oke embarked for France on 12 June 1916 as part of the 11th Service Battalion, 27th Brigade, 9th (Scottish) Division under the command of Major-General
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As the war escalated, geopolitical boundaries and relationships in West Africa were shifting and uncertain. France surrendered to Germany, signing the
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Oke held the office of Acting Governor and Commander-in-Chief of The Gambia, British West Africa, six times, three times to fill-in for Governor
279:. Due to ill health, he took an extended leave in England from September 1921 to February 1922. After returning to West Africa, he was based in
236:. Oke relinquished his commission on completion of service with the Royal Scots Infantry on 11 December 1919, retaining the rank of lieutenant.
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The Web of an Empire: a diary of the imperial tour of their Royal Highnesses the Duke & Duchess of Cornwall & York in 1901
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267:. The Furness' had converted the former Grand Hotel into a hospital to support the Red Cross. Lady Furness recommended Oke for
167:, he served with the Quartermaster's personal staff for Captain Michael Francis Summers when the Newfoundland Regiment was at
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by official report from a Commander-in-Chief, for which he received a certificate and an emblem of a bronze oak leaf for his
305:) to speed mail transit between Europe and South America. DLH undertook experimental air-sea routes using the catapult ship
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communication with DLH to protect military security as well as to protect opportunities for future commercial growth by
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of the spine at Child's Hospital (Saratoga, NY). Later she worked as the school nurse for St. Agnes School (now
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during the Archangel Campaign. He embarked on 28 April 1918, joining the 45th (Service) Battalion with the
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when he hosted a delegation of Free French Officers who were waylaid there in early August. Clyde, a
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S.30 series flying boat on which the officers were travelling, had been damaged on take-off from
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2195:"The Bathurst Connection: The Centrality of Gambia to the Development of Transatlantic Air Mail"
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Findlay, G.M.; Davey, T.H. (31 July 1936). "Yellow fever in the Gambia. II.—The 1934 outbreak".
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The Oke family gifted a stained glass window, "Baptism of Our Lord by John", from the studio of
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Multi-generations of Oke families resided in St. John's connected to land on the south side of
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and after a furlough in St. John's, Oke reported in London on 8 March 1920 for the British
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Matrimonial property law in Newfoundland to the end of the nineteenth century pg. 174–175
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2306:(3). Helsinki, Finland: Nordic Association of African Studies: 235–257. Archived from
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1498:(3). St. John's, NL: The Great War Veterans' Association of Newfoundland: 71. May 1935
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1017:(3). St. John's, NL: The Great War Veterans' Association of Newfoundland: 70. May 1935
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them. Germany suspended all civil flights to West Africa in August 1939 and initiated
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373:. In West Africa, the reaction to war was immediate, particularly in the streets of
2228:"Harris Rendell Oke records and ephemera. Collection MG 33, File MG 33.5 1936–1940"
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and ceremonially called him to the Bar, conferring on him the Honorary Degree of
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in his 9 April 1917 dispatch, one of only 25 Newfoundland soldiers in WW1 to be
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a descendant of Nicholas Gill, Sr. (d. 1787), a naval officer and judge of the
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for John Fenelon, with whom Oke studied law before WW1. Their only child was
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In the early 1930s, the Colonial government in The Gambia was engaged with
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A history of Newfoundland from the English, colonial, and foreign records
480:(the oldest church in St. John’s, NL), in memory of Oke and his parents.
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Oke's sister Lillabelle Victoria Oke (1897–1993) worked as secretary to
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Grave of Harris Rendell Oke – . Photographs: A 35–40; A 35–41; A 35–42
2093:(2). London: Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene: 151–164.
1155:. St. John's, NL: Newfoundland Book Publishers Ltd. 1984. p. 524.
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Wallace, Donald Mackenzie; Prior, Sydney; Martino, Eduardo de (1902).
2489:(1). St. John's, NL: The Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador: 17
764:. Halifax, NS: Royal Print & Litho, Ltd. 1915. pp. 169, 415.
594:"Served community for 112 years family business has been dissolved".
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2523:(2). St. John's, NL: The Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador: 2
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The Oke Tree: a Family History of England and Newfoundland (7th ed.)
1568:. Provincial Archives of Newfoundland and Labrador (St. John's, NL)
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Captain Harris Oke (Image). IN: The Book of Newfoundland, Volume 2
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Captain Harris Oke (Image). IN: The Book of Newfoundland, Volume 2
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2384:"British Overseas Airways Corporation 1940 – 1950 and its legacy"
2277:. St. John's, NL: Newfoundland Book Publishers, Ltd. p. 131.
855:. St. John's, NL: Newfoundland Book Publishers, Ltd. p. 507.
2543:"News Release: Minister Highlights Special Call to Bar Ceremony"
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Oke, H.R. (19 November 1940). "Address to Legislative Council".
924:"The home-coming of the Duke & Duchess of Cornwall and York"
2051:. Halifax, NS: Royal Print & Litho, Ltd. 1915. p. 148.
1997:. Corner Brook, NL. 14 February 1934. p. 1. Archived from
1170:. GEST Songs of Newfoundland and Labrador. The Phyrst Web Pages
822:. Saint John (N.B.): McAlpine Publishing Co. 1894. p. 282.
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301:(DLH), which sought to establish an airbase in Bathurst (now
2343:. New York, NY: Cambridge University Press. pp. 20–23.
1888:"The Newfoundland Regiment and the Great War: Commendations"
887:. London, New York: Macmillan and Company, Limited. p.
541:. GN 1/3/A file 1/1856: The Rooms Archives (St. John's, NL).
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Free French Africa in World War II. The African Resistance
353:. Oke was appointed a Companion to the Most Distinguished
1554:. St. John's, NL: The Rooms Provincial Archives Division.
1447:. St. John's, NL: Breakwater Books, Ltd. pp. 43–53.
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Marsh, Marilyn; Walsh, Jeanette; Beaton, Marilyn (2008).
1325:. St. John's, NL: Richard Hibbs. 1937. pp. 194, 257.
1235:"GILL, MICHAEL. Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 2"
171:, Scotland. After the battalion provided guard duties at
1836:"Regular Forces. Infantry. Service Battalions. R. Scots"
1732:"Regular Forces. Infantry. Service Battalions. R. Scots"
1706:"Regular Forces. Infantry. Service Battalions. R. Scots"
1680:"Regular Forces. Infantry. Service Battalions. R. Scots"
1004:"Sable Chief, Mascot of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment"
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Church Society Reports. List of Subscribers, St. Thomas
1222:. London; New York: MacMillan and Co. pp. 239–241.
950:"The National Trust Carriage Museum at Arlington Court"
671:. St. John's, Newfoundland. 2 December 1879. p. 4.
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Remarks relative to the alterations in Cape Pine Light
1890:. The Rooms Corporation of Newfoundland and Labrador
1991:"One of First Five Hundred Becomes Acting Governor"
1304:. St. John's, NL: Richard Hibbs. 1927. p. 186.
598:. St. John's, NL. 17 May 1968. p. cannot read.
1473:. Halifax, NS: Royal Print & Litho, Ltd. 1913.
908:. Newfoundland: South Publishing Company. p.
688:(M.A. thesis). Memorial University of Newfoundland
217:1918, he reported to the 3rd Reserve Battalion in
1131:(PhD thesis). Memorial University of Newfoundland
777:St. John's Classified Business and City Directory
653:. Halifax, NS: David McAlpine. 1874. p. 276.
634:. Halifax, NS: David McAlpine. 1872. p. 240.
421:, Congo and negotiated with French officers from
334:(Feb–Mar 1937, Apr–May 1939, and from Jun 1940).
1665:History of the 9th (Scottish) Division 1914–1919
1634:. WO 339/47027: The National Archives (Kew, UK).
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647:McAlpine's Halifax City Directory for 1873–1874
628:McAlpine's Halifax City Directory for 1871–1872
615:. St. John's, NL: Thomas McConnan. p. 289.
612:Hutchinson's Newfoundland Directory for 1864–65
2607:Newfoundland military personnel of World War I
2208:(3). London: West Africa Study Circle: 130–150
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1910:"Newfoundlander Receives Imperial Appointment"
1445:Chapter 5. Lillabelle Oke In: A Life of Caring
2393:. London: Royal Aeronautical Society: 136–161
2250:"The London Gazette: (Supplement). no. 34585"
2027:. St. John's, NL. 29 February 1924. p. 5
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1968:. St. John's, NL. 27 December 1923. p. 6
1916:. St. John's, NL. 24 February 1920. p. 4
1764:. London, England. 26 July 1918. p. 8830
1106:. Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Web Site
191:, who geared up for a major offensive in the
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838:. St. John's, NL: Trade Review Office. 1897.
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195:that July. The infantry participated in the
2584:. St. John's, NL. 30 April 1956. p. 3.
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578:. St. John's, NL. 30 April 1956. p. 3.
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2117:. Oxford Index. Oxford University Press.
1816:. Edinburgh. 22 January 1920. p. 233
1630:Oke, Captain Harris Rendell (1914–1922).
1594:. London. 16 November 1915. p. 11439
1361:. St. John's, NL. 11 July 1893. p. 1
870:. St. John's, NL. 9 July 1887. p. 4.
465:of Law. This honor was recognised by the
163:on 4 October 1914. After training in the
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16:WW1 veteran and British Colonial governor
2230:. The Rooms Provincial Archives Division
1712:. London. 12 October 1917. p. 10588
1592:The London Gazette (Second Suppl. 29370)
1237:. University of Toronto/Université Laval
1104:"Forest House (Forest Road, St. John's)"
798:. St. John's, NL. 8 July 1893. p. 4
740:. St. John's, NL. 28 May 1890. p. 1
714:. St. John's, NL. 17 May 1892. p. 1
526:. Winnipeg, Manitoba: John F. Templeton.
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34:Harris R. Oke was the great-grandson of
1322:Who's Who in and from Newfoundland 1937
1301:Who's Who in and from Newfoundland 1927
1040:. St. John's, Newfoundland. p. 12.
930:. England. 9 November 1901. p. 605
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2463:. The Rooms Archives (St. John's, NL).
2252:. London. December 1938. pp. 1–24
1842:. London. 13 January 1920. p. 689
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2642:British Army personnel of World War I
1810:"Awarded a Bar to the Military Cross"
1738:. London. 1 January 1918. p. 264
1084:. Memorial University of Newfoundland
665:"W. R. Oke & Son (Advertisement)"
224:Oke was then ordered to serve in the
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2637:Royal Newfoundland Regiment soldiers
2048:McAlpine's St. John's City Directory
1686:. London. 19 June 1917. p. 6119
1470:McAlpine's St. John's City Directory
761:McAlpine's St. John's City Directory
184:(Lothian Regiment) of The New Army.
2428:"Death of Prominent Newfoundlander"
1868:. London. 15 May 1917. p. 5024
1862:"War Office. Infantry: Royal Scots"
1517:Bennett, John R. (22 August 1914).
1384:. Harbour Grace, NL. 20 March 1931.
1259:. Town of Bonavista. Archived from
792:"Local Occurrences; Ten More Ready"
357:(CMG) by King George VI during the
1632:The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment)
1343:. St. John's, NL. 9 February 1832.
457:acknowledged Oke's service during
343:King George V Silver Jubilee Medal
277:Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria
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2300:Nordic Journal of African Studies
2193:Loew, Gary Wayne (October 2015).
1840:The London Gazette (Suppl. 31735)
1736:The London Gazette (Suppl. 30456)
1710:The London Gazette (Suppl. 30335)
1684:The London Gazette (Suppl. 30139)
1257:"Historic Bonavista. Attractions"
355:Order of St Michael and St George
2602:Recipients of the Military Cross
1788:The Plaindealer, Vol. 11, No. 33
1762:The London Gazette (Suppl 30813)
1195:The Book of Newfoundland, vol. 4
500:A Directory of British Diplomats
2391:Journal of Aeronautical History
2291:Mordi, Emmanuel Nwafor (2009).
2114:OKE, Harris Rendell (1891–1940)
476:(Toronto, ON) to Oke's church,
351:King George VI Coronation Medal
94:and enjoyed fishing, shooting,
734:"Removal: W.R. Oke & Sons"
682:Mackinnon, Richard P. (1982).
1:
2371:. Kew, UK: National Archives.
2271:Smallwood, Joseph R. (1937).
2154:"Captain Harris R. Oke, M.C."
2099:10.1016/s0035-9203(36)90083-4
1485:"Captain Harris R. Oke, M.C."
849:Smallwood, Joseph R. (1937).
708:"Dissolution of Partnership!"
165:Salisbury Plain Training Area
145:Oke was a student-at-law and
2364:Oke, H.R. (10 August 1940).
1758:"Awarded the Military Cross"
1418:"Unknown Auto Kills Citizen"
1125:Johnson, Trudi Dale (1998).
341:'s Accession and received a
1191:"Gill's Fight at Bonavista"
609:Hutchinson, Thomas (1864).
522:Templeton, John F. (2016).
2668:
2632:Newfoundland Colony people
2508:Fleming, Barry G. (2016).
2337:Jennings, Eric T. (2015).
1380:"John C. Oke (Obituary)".
1216:Prowse, Daniel W. (1895).
537:Oke, Robert (March 1856).
474:Robert McCausland Limited
386:Armistice of 22 June 1940
226:North Russia Relief Force
2647:Royal Fusiliers officers
2580:"1856–1956 Oke Family".
2087:Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg
1644:: CS1 maint: location (
1189:Hoskins, George (1967).
866:"Our Local Industries".
551:: CS1 maint: location (
435:French Equatorial Africa
349:in 1937, and received a
255:for his service in WW1.
2622:Governors of the Gambia
2476:"Special Call Ceremony"
2449:. St. John's, NL. 1940.
2432:The Newfoundland Weekly
928:Graphic. Vol. 64 (1667)
245:mentioned in despatches
208:OBE LGStJ (1870–1944).
104:Grand Lodge of Scotland
2447:Who Was Who, 1929–1940
2445:"Harris Rendell Oke".
2382:Watson, Dacre (2013).
1168:"Skipper Michael Gill"
902:Harvey, Moses (1902).
572:"1856–1956 Oke Family"
497:Mackie, Colin (2013).
199:and the liberation of
151:Walter Edward Davidson
2066:. World Statesman.org
1995:Western Star, vol. 34
1814:The Edinburgh Gazette
1422:St. John's Daily Star
1382:Harbor Grace Standard
359:1939 New Year Honours
251:. He also received a
205:Third Battle of Ypres
111:Walter Stanley Monroe
44:Robert Gillespie Reid
2627:Royal Scots officers
2510:"President's Report"
2474:Riggs, Bert (2016).
2161:The Veteran Magazine
1784:"Won Military Cross"
1668:. London: J. Murray.
1662:Ewing, John (1921).
1492:The Veteran Magazine
1051:Skirving, Harvey M.
1038:The Evening Telegram
1011:The Veteran Magazine
669:The Evening Telegram
197:Capture of Montauban
92:Bishop Feild College
90:Oke was educated at
76:vice admiralty court
307:SS Westfalen (1905)
299:Deutsche Luft Hansa
193:Battle of the Somme
135:Doane Stuart School
2001:on 1 December 2017
1866:The London Gazette
1061:on 1 December 2017
361:held in Dec 1938.
40:Great Fire of 1892
20:Harris Rendell Oke
1454:978-1-55081-251-0
1233:Rosenfield, M.C.
398:Charles de Gaulle
390:Winston Churchill
313:. An epidemic of
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