This section contains one photo of Lt-Col. Edmund Carlyle Spicer of the Cumberland Highlanders, circa late 1920's, and a transcribed newspaper clipping obituary.
Click or tap on the images below for high resolution, expandable images. Use you back button to return to this page.
Lt-Col Spicer was the commanding officer of the Cumberland Highlanders until Lt-Col. Horatio Ward Murdock took over command in 1930. During the First World War he served in the Royal Flying Corps. He spent most of his life in Spencer's Island, a rural community in Cumberland County, NS.
In the photo above, Lt-Col. Spicer stands next to a sundial. The location is not identified. He wears the highland uniform of the Cumberland Highlanders but with a Royal Flying Corps pilot's wings on his chest above his medal ribbon bar.
Photographer: Unknown
Ref. Number: 0-4 (26-1.3)
Image Information: Scan of original photo
Source: Robert MacLellan Collection