Other Information:
                The Bay D'Espoir men left June 25,1941 on the S.S. Burgeo, 84 in number.  Leo F. Collier was in charge. We went directly  to
                North  Sydney where we met with men from central Newfoundland, the Burin Peninsula and Trinity Bay. We boarded the train
                at Sydney  on June 26th, and went directly to Montreal and were there for nine days, billeted in Motordrum Barracks. On Sunday
                evening July 7th. we boarded the ship (Mendoza). We left Montreal on Monday morning and sailed down the St. Lawrence River,
                arriving in Halifax on Friday evening. We were there for one or two hours and then left to join the convoy. There were 98 ships in
                the convoy, arriving in Liverpool late in the afternoon of July 28, 1941. Immediately after arrival, we boarded the train and arrived
                in Newtonmore Scotland the next morning. Most of the men went to Camp 6, Kinlochlaggan, some to Camp 7 and others to Camp 4.
 
                Other men in charge:John Legge (3201) of  Heart's Content, Trinity Bay  (died overseas)
                                                     Donald Stacey  (3300) of Lories,  Burin Peninsula
                                                     Le Collier  (3331) of Bay D'Espoir 2d.Lt. Home Guard
                                                     Bela Randall  of Central Newfoundland