Life Pre-War
When was Francis born?
1891.
What two roles were Francis assigned?
Scout and Sniper.
How many medals was he awarded?
4.
Around what decade did he pursue politics?
1920's.
His community elders.
In which limb was he shot in during the battle of Somme?
The leg.
How many children did Francis have after the war?
8.
How many times was Francis chief of his community?
2 times.
When he was 12, he stopped going to school to work where?
His reserve's lumber camp.
Which two battles was he injured in?
Battle of Ypres and Somme.
How many bars were on the military medal he received?
2 bars.
What were two major issues Francis helped deal with in the organization he was associated with?
Land claims and fishing rights.
What year did Francis enlist into the war?
1914.
It is estimated Francis captured over how many German soldiers?
Over 300.
What serious infection did Francis contract as a result of chlorine gas exposure?
Pneumonia.
What year was the Indian Act reformed, viewing indigenous people as rightful citizens?
1951.
What reserve did he grow up on?
Perry Island Reserve.
How many confirmed sniper kills are credited to Francis?
378.
What does Pneumonia do and what does it cause?
Fills the alveoli in the lung with liquid and pus, causing intense chest pain and weakened muscles.
What was the name of the Organization he helped form to solve indigenous issues?
North American Indian Brotherhood.