Family Search: Private Archie Duncan Johnston was born on 21 April 1891, in Cape Croker, Neyaashiinigmiing, Bruce, Ontario, Canada as the son of Michael Johnston and Susette Toulouse. He lived in Albemarle Township, Bruce, Ontario, Canada in 1891 and Bruce, Ontario, Canada for about 10 years. He died on 8 October 1918, in Haynecourt, Nord, France, at the age of 27, and was buried in Haynecourt British Cemetery, Haynecourt, Nord, France.
Indigenous Soldier from the “Cape Croker Reserve” now known as The Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation occupy Neyaashiinigmiing Aboriginal Reserve No.27.
Cape Croker Boys Fifth row, left to right: Ephraim Ashkewe, Resime Akiwenzie, Sylvester Keeshig, Allan Sky, John Wesley Keeshig, Stephen Proulx, Henry Johnston, Archie Johnston. Fourth row, left to right: “Paddy” Lavalley, Fred Lavalley, John McLeod, Peter Nadjiwon, Paul Nadjiwon, Gregor Keeshig, Peter Akiwenzie, Charles Akiwenzie, Peter Desjardine, Oliver Johnston, John Jones. Third row, left to right: Peter Martin, Bernard Solomon, Harry Taytor, Edward Akiwenzie, Andrew Akiwenzie, Lennox Johnston, Matthew Solomon, Charles Pedoniquotte, Daniel Proulx. Second row, left to right: Francis Ritchie, Alex Johnston, Levi Chegahno, Elias Mitchell, Little Morgan Johnston, Mike Lavalley, Alex Taylor, Burlyn Lavalley, William Akiwenzie. First row, left to right: Wilfred Lamorandiere, Wellington Pedoniquotte, Enoch Taylor, Lt. Patterson, Barney Keeshig, Little Walter Lavalley, James Tomah, Little Martin Lavalley. Missing: Daniel Elliotte, Joe Elliotte, Duncan Elliotte, Laurier Elliotte, Frank Lavalley, Jr , Joseph Shawangishig, Lawrence Keeshig, Willis Keeshig and William Johnston. Source: Source: https://www.nawash.ca/seniors/veterans/
“Killed in Action: He was instantly killed by an enemy shell in the vicinity of Haynecourt.”
History of the 18th Battalion CEF, "The Fighting Eighteenth" 