Private Peter Abraham Vibert
3rd Battalion, Canadian Infantry
(Central Ontario Regiment)
07/11/1917
Only son of Mary Vibert, of 20, Old St. John's Rd.,
St. Heliers, Jersey, Channel Islands, and the late Peter
Vibert.
Killed in action, aged 34 years.
NEWS ITEM in Jersey Evening Post
of Monday 19 November 1917
Roll of Honour. It is with deep regret
we chronicle the death which has taken place in action
of Private Peter Vibert of the Canadian Machine Gun
Corps. The gallant soldier was the son of Mr P Vibert
of St Johns Road and was at one time employed at Mr
P Bailhache. He left the Island with Mr George Boober
in April 1907 for the land of the Maple, and joined
the Colours when the call came in the early days of
the war. He had been in France for some 2 years and
had come through unscathed, but unfortunately has now
been called upon to make the supreme sacrifice a few
days before reaching his 35th birthday. To the bereaved
parents and other relatives we tender our sincere sympathy.
Canadian attestation papers unavailable
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Record
