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Bela Abbott
Solomon Abbott
Bertram Dyke
Kenneth Dyke
Ambrose Howell
Obediah Hoyles
Charles Janes
Job Janes
Weston Kean
Matthew Knee
Walter Pope
William G. Rodgers
Albert Sheppard
William Sheppard
Stanley Starkes
Samuel White
Garfield Wicks
Josiah Winters
William Yetman
World War II
Herbert L. Dyke
Reginald E. Janes
Oliver L. Kelloway
William S. Spurrell
Elsie J. White
The unveiling and dedication of the plaque presented to St. James' Church, Pool's Island, by Reginald Janes, was on September 29, 1985, in honour of the 24 members of that congregation who served in the Forces during the First and Second World Wars.
Shown in the picture are Mrs. May Pinsent, daughter of William Sheppard who was wounded at Beaumont Hamel on July 1, 1916, Reg Janes, Second World War veteran, and Reverend Munden Waye, Anglican Priest.
Erected by the town of Hearts Delight ~ Islington, and S.U.F. # 6
in memory of those who served in both Wars
the Korean Conflict and those who paid the supreme sacrifice
The Hearts Delight War Memorial was constructed in memory of those who served and lost their lives in the two World Wars and the Korean Conflict. Erected in memory of those who paid the supreme sacrifice: Bishop, Allan Bryant, Aaron Crocker, Harrison Crocker, Job Crocker, Stanley Legge, Joseph Reid, Allan Reid, Joseph Reid, Samuel Reid, Stephen S. Sharp, Charles Wiseman, Marcus Branton, Norman Chislett, Percy Reid, Jack Bishop, Max
From Flat Island:
A.B. Stephen Dicker
A.B. Albert Hallett
Pte. Cecil Ralph
A.B. Charles Ralph
From Eastport Area:
A.B. Wm. T. Babstock
Pte. Hubert Oldford
Pte. Louis Brown
Pte. Garland Powell
A.B. Gilbert Dyke
Pte. Thomas Seymour
Pte. George Elliott
Pte. Ephraim Squire
Pte. Neville Samson
Pte. Louis Handcock
Pte. Robert Wells
The cenotaph was originally erected in the community of Flat Islands in memory of those who lost their lives in the First World War. In 1920, the Women's Patriotic Association of Flat Islands purchased the cenotaph and placed other names on the cenotaph. In 1962, the Eastport Branch 41 of the Royal Canadian Legion moved the cenotaph to Eastport and additional names were placed on the cenotaph. The cenotaph is located close to the main road, just south of the Anglican Church.
The Upper Island Cove War Memorial was erected in memory of those who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars.
The cenotaph received a facelift ahead of a re-dedication ceremony held June 29, 2017. The war memorial committee secured $30,000 of private donations and $25,000 from the province to replace the crumbling concrete wall that was on the site. A new brick wall has been built both behind and in front of it, and a new concrete base has been laid.
On top of the new concrete is a combination of new and old. The original marble cenotaph, dedicated in the 1950s, stands at the forefront. The older monument was re-finished so the names inscribed on it are noticeable. To either side, rest the new additions - a pair of granite monuments. A new flagpole was installed in the coming days, and some landscaping.
This memorial, formed through the relocation and reconstruction of two older war memorials, was rededicated on 1 July 1997. It is dedicated to the local war dead and veterans of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
PTE. WILLIAM W. BARTLETT
NO. 270 B. CO. FIRST N.F.L.D. REGIMENT
SON OF JOSEPH AND THE LATE MARY A.
BARTLETT
WOUNDED IN FRANCE MARCH 2, ADMITTED
FIRST AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL ROUEN
FRANCE, DIED MARCH 19, 1917
AGED 20 YEARS.
GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS THAT A
MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SERGEANT FRANK JERRETT
OF THE 1ST NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT
SON OF F.G. AND J.E. JERRETT
WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION
ON THE BATTLE FIELDS OF FRANCE
OCT. 12TH 1916 AGED 22
HIS BODY WAS RECOVERED IN DEC. BY AN
AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER AND GIVEN CHRISTIAN BURIAL
THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING PARENTS
AND FAMILY TO A LOVED SON AND BROTHER
"LORD ALL PITYING, JESUS BLESS
GRANT HIM THINE ETERNAL REST"
DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY
OF
ISRAEL M. PLOWMAN
WHO LOST HIS LIFE WHILE SERVING IN
HIS MAJESTY’S MERCHANT NAVY, NOV. 1ST 1940
AGED 39 YEARS.
GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS, THAT A MAN
LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS.
These memorials are dedicated to Pte. William W. Bartlett, Sergeant Frank Jerrett and Israel M. Plowman.
Supreme Sacrifice
1914-1918
Joshua Tucker
Ebenezer Tucker
Wm. Green
1939-1945
Edgart Parrott
Frederick Piercy
Volunteers 1914-1918
Navy
James Evans, Allison Green, Joseph Green, Ernest Downy, Adam Green, Roland Hiscock, Ambrose Hiscock, Oscar Hiscock, Robert H. Hiscock, Robert Hiscock, Newman Parrott, Abram Parrott, Charles Pitcher, Chesley Kelland, Edward Parrott, Archibald Pitcher, Morgan Simmons, Peter Piercey, Allison Kelland.
Army
Joshua Tucker, Ebenezer Tucker, Wm Green, Simon Hiscock, Lewis Hiscock, Wm Hiscock, Wm. J. Hiscock, Edgar Hiscock, Robert Sansom, John Merritt, Erie Parrott, Malcolm Kelland, Alfred J. Parrott, Malcolm Parrott, Albert Brown, John Verge, John Brown, Joseph French, Wm. French, Abram George, John Reid, Raymond Parrott, Noah Piercey, Henry M. Piercey, John Hiscock.
1939-1945
Navy
Allison Andrews, Alexander Andrews, Arthur Andrews, Frank Andrews, Raymond Andrews, Samuel Andrews, Ralph Downey, Fred Green, Daniel Green, Walter Hiscock, Gordon Walker, John Parrott, Clarence Piercey, Augustus Kelland, Winston Churchill, William Warren, Bertram George, Hayward Harnum, Garfield Pitcher, Gordon Pitcher, Peter Pitcher, John Piercey, Walter J. Piercey, Gordon Harnum, Archibald Pitcher, Frederick Piercey, Edgar T. Parrott, Ralph Rowe, Herman Green.
Army
Levi Green, Calvin Green, Harold Hiscock, Chesley Green, Willis Brinson, Locksley Hiscock, Frederick Andrews, Reuben George, John Pinhorn, Hayward Coates, Frank Reid.
RAF (Royal Air Force)
Peter Kelland, Graham Parrott, Charles Parrott, Earl Parrott, Charles Parrott, Earl Parrott, Irvin Parrott, William Parrott.
Women's Division
Miss Hilda Hiscock, Mrs. Louise Green.
Korean 1950-1953
Cyril T. Andrews.
Names of the residents of Winterton who volunteered and served with the
Newfoundland Forestry Unit in World War II
Leslie B. Andrews, James Follett, Marcus French, Ananias George, Reuben George, Norman Greene, Owen C. Greene, Percy Greene, Cecil Harnum, Walter Harnum, William G. Harnum, John Hindy, Lawrence Hindy, Allison Hiscock, Arthur Hiscock, Edwin Hiscock, Fred P. Hiscock, Wilson Hiscock, Abraham Parrott, Edward Parrott, Frank G. Piercey, Marcus Parrott, Noah Piercey, Wallace Piercey, Eliazor Pinhorn, Gerald Pinhorn, John L. Pinhorn, Alphonsus Pitcher, Chas Pitcher, Edward Pitcher, Eli Pitcher, Ephriam Pitcher, Maxwell R. Pitcher, Pierce J. Pitcher, Peter W. Reid, Albert Verge, Ephriam Warren, Ebenezer Tucker.
The Winterton Veterans' Memorial was originally constructed in 1948. In 1959, it was moved to its' present location. In 1998, it was refurbished and re-dedicated at a cost of $33,000.00 at the expense of the Federal and Provincial Governments and of the citizens of Winterton. The memorial was constructed in memory of Veterans of the First and Second World Wars, Korean Conflict, and UN and NATO Peacekeepers.
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DEDICATED IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO SERVED IN TWO WORLD WARS AND KOREAN CONFLICT
TOWN OF CLARKE'S BEACH
LEST WE FORGET
This memorial, erected by the town of Clarke's Beach, is dedicated to those who served in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.
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MEMORIAL LIBRARY
[plaque]
HARBOUR GRACE
WAR MEMORIAL LIBRARY
HONOURING
THOSE WHO DIED
AND
THOSE WHO SERVED
IN WORLD WARS I & II
1914-18 1939-45
THIS PLAQUE ERECTED
BY
HARBOUR GRACE BRANCH 15
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
The Harbour Grace War Memorial Library was unveiled on 3 December 1952. The land was donated by St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church (“The Kirk”).
LET US
REMEMBER
ALL THOSE
WHO SERVED
AND HONOR
THOSE WHO
FOUGHT AND
DIED FOR OUR
FREEDOM IN
TIME OF WAR
LEST WE FORGET
This memorial, erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 23, was dedicated on May 31, 1978, to those who served and to those who died during wartime. The cenotaph was transferred by the Royal Canadian Legion to the Town of Carbonear in 1982.
