1887 Feb 2. Born Milford, Armagh
1891 census at Greenbank Cottage, Culross
| HALDANE, William | Head | Married | M | 58 | 1833 | General Labourer |
Torryburn, Fife | ||
| HALDANE, Isabella | Wife | Married | F | 63 | 1828 | Culross Parish, Perthshire | |||
| HALDANE, Isabella | Daughter | Unmarried | F | 30 | 1861 | Domestic Servant |
Culross Parish, Perthshire | ||
| HALDANE, Elizabeth | Daughter | Unmarried | F | 27 | 1864 | Linen Bleacher |
Culross Parish, Perthshire | ||
| HALDANE, Albert John | Nephew | M | 4 | 1887 | Millford County Armagh Ireland |
1901 census in Benburb, Tyrone
1911 census Not with parents in Ireland
1915 Jun 11. Enlisted in Canadian Exp Force. He is a "gentleman" and has previously served in Canadian Military. Signs himself as "Lieutenant"
1915 Sep 3. Lands in England " The arrival of S.S. Hesperian in England safely will be cause of rejoicing in a number of Temiskaming homes, as on board this ship were about a dozen boys from the north who had been drafted from the 37th as reinforcements for regiments now on active duty. The quota was in charge of Lieut. R.W. Stevenson, who was prominently connected with the Temiskaming soldiers while they were putting in their preliminary training at the Haileybury armouries... besides other northern men, including, Lieut. A.J. Haldane, Corp. J.J. Donnelly, Corp. T. Morris, Privates Daniels, Anderson, Gold, Lepage, Shieds, F. Simpson, Smith, Wholly, Beland, Brezeau.
1916 Sep 23. Weekly Irish Times." Lt. A. J. Haldane, Canadian Infantry, (Black Watch Montreal), who was wounded and sustained shell-shock on 6th instant, and is now in hospital in England, is one of the five sons of Mr. William Haldane, The Manor House, Benburb, Moy, County Tyrone, all of whom resigned good positions in Canada at the outbreak of the war, and at once volunteered for the motherland."
1917 Apr/Jun Married • Newhaven, Sussex, England Alice Maud Sykes (1887–1950)
1918 Feb Lands in Canada from UK
1920 Apr 15. Crosses from Canada into USA
1920 Apr 26. Arrives UK from Canada with his wife "Alice M Haldane", his profession is "mining", they travel 1st class.
1921 Jun 9. Accepted in Ireland. Joined ADRIC with service no 1941. Posted to O Coy
1922 Jan 16. Discharged on demobilisation of ADRIC
1935 Electoral Roll. Living with wife Alice Maud at Carlton St, London
1937 Divorce. Divorce Court File: 6128. Appellant: Alice Maude Haldane. Respondent: Albert John Haldane. Co-respondent: Emily Elise Burton. Type: Wife's petition for divorce
1939 Electoral Register at 34 Curzon Street, London W1, England
1940 Married in London to Emily Elise Edgecombe (1899–1996) . She had previously been married to Arthur Burton, who died in 1932. The woman mentioned in divorce suit
1969 Apr/Jun. Died Poole Dorset (correct date of birth). The Old Rectory, Langton Long, Blandford, Dorset, England