Ontario

Province Code
ON
City/Municipality
Keene
Memorial Number
35067-007
Type
Address
1105 Heritage Line
Location
War Memorial Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.2406729, -78.1620325
Inscription

[front/devant]

IN MEMORIAM

DEDICATED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF
OTONABEE
WHO SERVED, FOUGHT AND DIED
FOR FREEDOM'S CAUSE
IN THE GREAT WARS
1914-1918
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
1939-1945

[right side/côté droit]

1914-1918

  • ANDERSON, ROBERT
  • BOLIN, ALPHONSE
  • CARPENTER, HERBERT E.
  • CURTIS, WM. HOWARD
  • DOHERTY, THOMAS
  • EMERY, ROBERT
  • FITZGERALD, PATRICK
  • GIRVEN, FRANKLIN
  • HASTIE, HARRY
  • HAWKINS, ROY
  • HEAD, JOHN
  • HATCHER, HAROLD
  • LONG, W.J.
  • MATHERS, HENRY
  • MAHOOD, ROBERT
  • MCKENZIE, ALEX
  • NELSON, RAY
  • PETERS, ERNEST
  • POWELL, CHARLES
  • RIPPINGALE, STANLEY
  • SMITH, HAROLD
  • SYDES, HERBERT
  • BLAKER, JOSHUA
  • CORRIGAN, EDWARD
  • CURTIN, WILLIAM
  • DAINTON, WILLIAM
  • DYER, THOMAS
  • EDWARDS, WILLIAM
  • GUEST, HERBERT
  • HASTIE, ALEX
  • HAWKINS, BRUCE
  • HOPE, WM. R.
  • HENDERSON, JOHN
  • KEITLE, JOHN
  • MELLING, WILLIAM
  • MANN, PERCY
  • MCCARTHY, JOSEPH D.
  • MCGREGOR, JOHN
  • ORDE, FREDERICK
  • PUE, WILLIAM
  • READ, GEORGE
  • RIPPINGALE, BENJAMIN
  • SMITH, GEORGE
  • SPEIRS, HAROLD
  • SHAW, ALFRED
  • TIER, DAVID
  • WEDLOCK, RICHARD
  • THOMPSON, LANG
  • TOMAS, WILLIAM
  • WEAVER, GORDON
  • TOBICO, ROBERT
  • WEIR, ORMOND
  • WHITT, ARTHUR

[base]

  • ALDERSON ERNEST
  • GALL EDWARD
  • RENNIE ROLAND
  •   
  • BELL ERNEST
  • HEATH GORDON
  • SHEPHERD HENRY
  • CAMPBELL WILLIAM
  • EASON RICHARD
  • PAUDASH ELMER
  • WALSH ROLAND
  •   

[rear/arrière]

ERECTED
GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
BY THE
MUNICIPALITY OF
OTONABEE
A.D. 1921

THOSE WHO COME AFTER
SEE TO IT
THAT THEIR NAMES ARE
NOT FORGOTTEN.

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"WE ARE THE DEAD,
SHORT DAYS AGO WE LIVED,
FELT DAWN, SAW SUNSET GLOW,
LOVED, AND WERE LOVED,
AND NOW, WE LIE
IN FLANDERS FIELDS".

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Keene Cenotaph dedication ceremony, 1921.
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Body Content

The Keene Cenotaph was erected in 1921 in memory of those who fought and those who lost their lives in the First World War. Later, names of those who lost their lives in the Second World War were added.

City
Keene
Country
Type Description
Obelisk - grey stone
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5412
City/Municipality
Westwood
Memorial Number
35067-006
Type
Address
308 Centre Line
Location
Westwood Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.3225899, -78.0614076
Inscription

[front/devant]
TO
BURY DEEP
THE SWORD

THEY DIED

BRACKENRIDGE MAX
BROOKS W. DAVID
CAMPBELL THOMAS
CLAPPER WM. A
CHAMBERLAIN ROBERT
DONALD EDGAR
DUNLOP ARTHUR
DOUGLAS TRUMAN
DEVINE JOHN
DOHERTY JOHN
EAGLES HERBERT
HEFFERNAN FRANK
HENDREN KARN
LEEPER ARTHUR
NOYES MICHAEL
PARKER THOMAS
PARCELS ARTHUR
RICHARDSON ROY
RATHWELL JOHN
TUCKER PATRICK
TURNER ROBERT
WARNER JAMES

1939 - 1945

KIDD D EARL
RICHARDSON ROY
STARKE ARNOLD
STEVENSON ELMER
STINSON OLIVER

ERECTED BY THE TOWNSHIP OF ASPHODEL
TO COMMEMORATE THE DEEDS OF OUR
SONS AND DAUGHTERS IN THE
1914 GREAT WAR 1918

[right side/côté droit]

THOSE
WHO CARRIED ON

KIRK, THOMAS
KELLY, JAS. H.
LOWE, THOMAS
LONG, THOMAS
LAWSON, ANDREW
LANCASTER, BERT
LYNCH, PHIL
McNAUGHTON, MAX
MARTIN, GEORGE
McMILLAN, HERMAN
MANLY, GORDON
NORRIS, LOUIS
NICHOLSON, ALEX
NEILSON, HILLIARD
PATTERSON, OTTO
PARKER, JOHN
PARCELS, WILLIAM
ROBUS, WALTER T.
RICHARDSON, MAX
RING, JOHN
RYAN, ANTHONY
RAHAL, ROBERT
STEVENSON, WESLEY
SCRIVER, PERCY
STARK, DAVID
SCOTT, ARNOLD
WALSH, JOHN
WILSON, SAMUEL
WEEKES, ERNEST
WILSON, WILLIAM
STACEY-BUSH, GEORGE

MONS

[left side/côté gauche]

THOSE
WHO CARRIED ON

BASKIN, MAUDE
BASKIN, ANNIE E.
REID, GERTRUDE
KELLY, LORETTA
ANDREWS, PERCY
BASKIN, JAS. R.
BIRDSALL, EVERETT
BAGNAL, FRED
BAXTER, BEN
BRACKENRIDGE, CHARLIE
BRACKENRIDGE, FRANK
BETTIS, ED R.
COOK, GEORGE
CHAPMAN, WALTER
CUMMISKEY, VICTOR
DIGBY, GEORGE
DRUMMOND, HARRY,
DRUMMOND, THOMAS
DAVIDSON, WILLIAM
DICKSON, RANDAL
DEVINE, ALFRED
FLETCHER, FRED
GOOLEY, DANIEL
GOOLEY, JOSEPH
GOOLEY, WILLIAM
HILTON, CHARLES
HARRIS, CHARLES
HARRIS, GEORGE
HUYCKE, FRANK
KETTRIDGE, ARTHUR
KNOX, RUSSELL

YPRES

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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to those who died in the First and Second World Wars. It was erected by the Township of Asphodel in 1920 at a cost of $1500.

City
Westwood
Country
Type Description
Column
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5701
City/Municipality
Norwood
Memorial Number
35067-005
Type
Address
42 Ridge Street
Location
Lt. Walter T. Robus Memorial Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.3827402, -77.9807379
Inscription

[front/devant]

THROUGH
SACRIFICE
THEY GAVE THEIR TODAY
FOR OUR TO MORROW
OUR
HONOURED DEAD

1939-1945
HOWARD D. CHAMBERLAIN
ERIC INNES
AINSLEE M. McNEELY
FREDERICK INNES
HERBERT OSBORNE
ARNOLD STARKE
ELMER STEVENSON
FREDERICK C. BITTEN

PERPETUATING THEIR MEMORY
AND IN HONOUR OF
ALL THOSE WHO CARRIED ON
IN THE GREAT WARS
FROM THE VILLAGE OF NORWOOD

YPRES
ST. ELOI

1950 KOREA 1953

[right side/côté droit]

OUR
HONOURED DEAD

GEO TOWNSEND
ROBERT CHAMBERLAIN
RUSSELL SCRIVER
EZERIC ABOUD
KARN HENDREN
A. THEODORE BURGESS
DAVID BROOKS
JOSEPH KELLY
ARTHUR PARCELS
WILLIAM J. WHYTE
EDWARD GROUT
MICHAEL NOYES
JACOB QUACKENBUSH

CAMBRAI
MONS

[back/arrière]

1914
1915
1916
1917
1918

PASSCHENDAELE
AMIENS

[left side/côté gauche]

OUR
HONOURED DEAD

WILLIAM STARKEY
SIDNEY WHITE
RUSSELL PEARCE
ERIC ALLEY
HENRY MURPHY
HERBERT J. STUART
WALTER BRETT
THOMAS E. CROSS
LOUIS G. BECKETT
JOHN F. RATHWELL
T. ARTHUR SEARIGHT
ELIAS CROSS
ROBERT A. LEEPER

THE SOMME
VIMY RIDGE

[steps]

THESE STEPS PRESENTED BY IODE JULY 9, 1967

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Les Craig, Lloyd Ross Althouse.
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Norwood Cenotaph July 6, 1924.
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Body Content

On December 4, 1918, the Village Council discussed a suitable memorial for soldiers who served in the First World War. In June of 1920, the Chairman of the Memorial Committee of Norwood asked for a special committee to confer with a recently appointed Asphodel committee to erect a memorial in a central location.

The Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire (IODE) started fund raising in September of 1921. On May 2, 1923, Council appointed representatives from 23 local organizations to the memorial committee. In September of 1923, the IODE requested the matter of the memorial be handed over to them and were granted permission on June 24, 1924 to place the memorial at the head of Colborne Street.

At the dedication on July 6, 1924, which was spearheaded by the 40th Northumberland Chapter of the IODE an invitation was extended to ex members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force and all vets of former wars to a parade at the Armouries to assist in the unveiling at 2 o'clock. Permission was obtained from district headquarters for the wearing of uniforms on this occasion.

The steps to the cenotaph were presented by the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire in 1967.

Local newspaper story: Norwood Memorial Dedication

"No more impressive service was ever held in Norwood's history than the unveiling ceremonies of our village's war memorial to her fallen heroes, held on Sunday afternoon last. Words cannot tell the deep and tender feelings that permeated the hearts of those present on that afternoon, or the devotion with which the ceremonies were carried out - but those from outside points freely expressed the opinion that the service was one of the most fitting and beautiful and sacred that they had ever attended.

Early after the noon hour groups commenced to gather on the streets and by two o'clock Colborne Street was thronged by thousands on either side to halfway up the hill where the memorial stood shrouded in a huge Union Jack with a solitary sentry clad in khaki standing silently before it as a guard of honour. Since 12 o'clock midnight the guard of honour had kept watch, relieved at regular intervals and carefully observing all military details. In the intense heat the large crowd silently waited and at the last strains of martial music were heard as the procession left the armouries.

Once again, and perhaps the last for many a day, the khaki boys, two hundred strong, swung up the village street. Beside Sunday's marching men, however, tripped along a white costumed band of little girls each carrying a white bouquet, as if symbolic of peace and in sweet remembrance of the missing, expressing a tribute for the protection given that they and their land had been kept from the ravages of the foe. The order of the military procession was the 40th Northumberland Regiment Band, the Guard of Honour, the Boy Scouts, the Officers, the Firing Squad, the Veterans, and members of the 40th Regiment.

Col. Thos J. Johnston, the esteemed commander of the well remembered 93rd Battalion, was then called upon to read the roll, and this was one of the tense moments which held the large crowd. At the conclusion of the roll the Colonel addressed a few fervent words to his audience. "Never was a monument erected to better material or better type of men". The Band then softly rendered the hymn Nearer My God To Thee.

The most impressive moment of the service was the invocation of dedication pronounced by his Lordship Bishop W.C. White of Honan China. The act of unveiling having been done by Nursing Sister, Mrs. Annie Kempt, who loosened the cord and lowered the flag enfolding the monument."

Excerpts from Thoughts by Rob Gordon, published in the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 300 November/December 2000 newsletter entitled Ricochet:

"A ceremonial unveiling and dedication took place on July 6, 1924. Old photographs show the ground to be absent of any grass. A large crowd had gathered for the occasion many of whom carried black umbrellas. The platform, covered by an oriental carpet for the dignitaries had been erected on the West side of the monument. Upon this stood a table covered by a Union Jack and a vase of flowers. Four soldiers stood at ease at the four corners of the monument with fixed bayonets. This appeared to be an unusual practice since normally on such occasions arms are reversed. The monument itself was draped in the Union Flag under which in two World Wars Canadian troops fought. Performing the unveiling ceremony was a veteran of the war, Mrs. Fred Kempt, a member of the I.O.D.E. and a nursing sister, who had, no doubt witnessed the tragic consequence of warfare in the course of her work.

For some time after the dedication a mortar stood on the south side of the monument, but it is now long gone. On the South, North and West sides of the Cenotaph carved in the stone is a sword. Each sword points earthward, symbolic of peace. Yet the space behind the hilt of each sword is indented and conveys, that should the need arise, it can be taken up quickly. In place of a sword on the North face is an emblematic floral embellishment. It may be intended to resemble poppies. Each corner at the top is adorned with a maple leaf. Topping the monument is a stylized Greek oil lamp symbolizing the fallen everlasting spirit, a flickering flame fashioned in bronze."

City
Norwood
Country
Type Description
Shaft topped by monument (grey marble)
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5699
City/Municipality
Warsaw
Memorial Number
35067-004
Type
Address
895 Water Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.4301877, -78.1373012
Inscription

[front/devant]

OUR HEROES

TO THE HONOR AND MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF DUMMER
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR

Pte. Gordon H.D. Carveth 5th C.M.R. Apr. 24, 1916
Pte. Norman Darling 8th C.M.R. May 14, 1916
Pte. Henry Joseph Kelly 5th C.M.R. June 6, 1916
Pte. Edward Grout 52nd Batt. Jan.16, 1917
Pte. William Batten 96th Batt. Apr. 9, 1917
Pte. Percy T.W. Cooper 93rd Batt. Apr. 9, 1917
Pte. William R. Forbes 10th Batt. Apr. 9, 1917
Pte. Percy Brew 102nd Batt. May 14, 1917
Pte. Francis E. Armstrong 51st Batt. June 3, 1917
L. Cpt. Stanley Thompson 5th C.M.R. June 12, 1917
L. Cpt. Clayton R. Selkirk 5th C.M.R. June 23, 1917
Pte. Isaac Hampton 195th Batt. Aug. 16, 1917
Pte. Hilliard C. Kidd 46th Batt. Aug. 21, 1917
Pte. Ernest Bell 93rd Batt. Oct. 4, 1917
Pte. Percy M. Lemay 5th C.M.R. Oct. 28, 1917
Pte. Thomas O. Hawthorne 51st Batt. Nov. 10, 1917
Pte. Henry J. Murphy 77th Batt. Sept. 15, 1916
Pte. Charles E. Rogers 235th Batt. Jan. 7, 1918
Pte. Ira T.R. Snelgrove 54th Batt. Aug. 8, 1918
Pte. Gordon F. Calberry 25th Batt. Aug. 18, 1918
Pte. Herbert V. Calberry 1st DP Batt. Sept. 30, 1918
Pte. Wilburt McCracken 9th C.M.R. Oct. 10, 1918
Pte. William J. Newman 93rd Batt. Oct. 11, 1918
Pte. Percy H. Drain 6th Can. Res. Oct. 28, 1918
Pte. Stanley Kidd 93rd Batt. Nov. 17, 1918
Pte. Lawrence Murtach 93rd Batt. Apr. 4, 1917
Pte. Oswald Alexander 187th Batt. June 25, 1917
Pte. Stanley James "C" Battery June 16, 1916
Pte. Robert E. Emery 93rd Batt. June 11, 1920
Cpl. Allen Ray 52nd Batt. Oct. 11, 1920
Pte. Thomas A. Walbridge 21st Batt. Nov. 17, 1917
Pte. Jacob Quackenbush 5th C.M.R. Sept. 27, 1918

1914 – 1918

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Body Content

The Warsaw Cenotaph was unveiled on June 22, 1921. It was erected by the local memorial committee in honour of those from the Dummer Township that lost their lives in the First World War.

City
Warsaw
Country
Type Description
Shaft - stone, statue, stele
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2592
City/Municipality
Peterborough
Memorial Number
35067-003
Type
Address
McDonnel and George Streets
Location
Confederation Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.3094399, -78.3203271
Inscription

[front/devant]
PRO PATRIA
CAPTAIN
EDWARD T. BROWN

BATOCHE 1885 FISH CREEK

A tribute
to the
Canadian volunteers
and to the
memory of
CAPT. EDWARD T. BROWN
of Boulton's Scouts,
a native of
this county
who fell
at Batoche
May 12th, 1885

[back/arrière]
Restored
for the
centennial
of the
battles,
1985

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Body Content

On May 14, 1886, a memorial drinking fountain was unveiled at Confederation Park in the memory of Captain Edward T. Brown. Captain Brown died during the Northwest Resistance at Batoche on May 12, 1885. He is the only local militia member to die during that conflict.

Peterborough architect and engineer John E. Belcher designed a structure approximately six and a half feet high which sat upon a base. The monument was made of Ohio sandstone and the base of Warsaw limestone. The fountain rested upon one finial atop a center gable and water flowed from a bronzed lion's head attached to the stone in a deeply recessed and richly moulded Gothic panel.

The fountain was originally placed in the east-central part of the park, but was moved in 1929 after the erection of the war memorial. At this time, the limestone base was replaced with the present one of granite. Today, the inscription is barely legible and the drinking fountain has long ceased to flow.

City
Peterborough
Country
Type Description
Fountain
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5510
City/Municipality
Peterborough
Memorial Number
35067-002
Type
Address
501 George Street North
Location
Confederation Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.3089917, -78.3206783
Inscription

[front/devant]

IN MEMORY OF THE CHIVALRY
OF OUR MEN AND WOMEN WHO
FOUGHT AND DIED DEFENDING
HUMANITY AGAINST AGGRESSION.
THEIR NAMES LIVETH FOR EVERMORE.

[plaque one]

WORLD WAR I  1914 - 1918

  • (column one/première colonne)
  • ABOUD, C.
  • ABOUD, L.
  • ACKERMAN, A.R., M.C.
  • ACKERMAN, C.D.
  • ADAMS, F.M.
  • AFFLECK, W.G.
  • ALDRED, A.E.
  • ALLEN, D.E.
  • ALLEN, G.E.
  • ALLEN, G.W.
  • ALLEN, J.
  • ALEXANDER, O.L.
  • ALFRED, A.
  • ALSEPT, A.
  • ALTHOUSE, J.S.
  • AMOS, H.C.
  • ANDERSON, A.S.
  • ANDERSON, C.L.
  • ANDERSON, R.
  • ANDERSON, R.C.S.
  • ANDREWS, J.
  • ARMSTRONG, F.
  • ARMSTRONG, F.H.
  • ARMSTRONG, F.E.
  • ARMSTRONG, J.C.
  • ARMSTRONG, R.
  • ASHMAN, J.C.
  • AVERY, G.E.
  • *
  • BAKER, H.C.
  • BAKER, H.F.
  • BAMFORD, G.W.
  • BARCROFT, H.
  • BARLEE, H.D.
  • BARRELL, T.
  • BARRIE, N.
  • BARRY, J.
  • BARTLE, E.L.
  • BATTEN, W.R.
  • BEAVER, A.H.
  • BECKETT, L.G.
  • BELL, B.
  • BELL, W.E.
  • BENNETT, C.
  • BENNETT, G.W.
  • BENTLEY, E.W.
  • BERTRAND, P.  MM
  • BETHUNE, R.
  • BILLINGTON, W.G.
  • BIRDGENAW, D.
  • BIRDGENAW, F.
  • BLACK, A.
  • BLACKBOURNE, F.G.W.
  • BLACKFORD, H.A.
  • BLAKE, L.
  • BLAKER, J.I.
  • BLOOMFIELD, F.
  • (column two/deuxième colonne)
  • BOIK, J.
  • BOLIN, A.
  • BOLIN, R.A.
  • BOLTON, F.G.
  • BOLTON, H.A. MM.
  • BOON, R.D.
  • BOUSKILL, V.M.
  • BOYD, H.M.
  • BOYLER, H.G.
  • BRACKENRIDGE, H.M.
  • BRADLEY, I.
  • BREW, P.M.
  • BRISCO, F.J.
  • BROADWAY, J.
  • BROCK, G.C.
  • BROOKS, J.M.
  • BROOKS, W.D.
  • BROTHERSTONE, G.
  • BROWN, H.  V.C.
  • BROWN, J.
  • BROWN, P.L.
  • BRYSON, S.M.
  • BUCKINGHAM, J.
  • BURGESS, A.T.
  • BURNS, J.J.
  • BURNS, R.
  • BUTLER, H.L.
  • *
  • CABLE, T.
  • CALLAGHAN, H.J.
  • CAMERON, C.R.
  • CAMERON, J.H.
  • CALBERRY, G.F.
  • CALBERRY, H.V.
  • CAMPBELL, T.E.
  • CAMPBELL, W.J.  MM.
  • CARPENTER, F.G.
  • CARPENTER, H.E.G.
  • CARRUTHERS,  W.J.
  • CARTER, F.C.
  • CARTER, G.
  • CARTER, R.
  • CARVETH, G.H.D.
  • CARVOLTH, J.B.
  • CATER, B.A.
  • CHALMERS, T.C.
  • CHAMBERLAIN, R.H.
  • CHAMBERS, T.
  • CHAMBERS, T.L.  MM.
  • CHANDLER, J.E.
  • CHAPPELLE, E.J.
  • CHARLES, W.J.  MM.
  • CHILES, F.S.
  • CHROW, A.
  • CLANCY, V.E.
  • CLAPPER, W.A.
  • CLAPPISON, H.
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  • CLARK, N.
  • CLAYTON, H.
  • COLLETT, L.F.
  • COLLINS, G.H.
  • CONAGO, S.
  • CONNORS, J.
  • COONES, G.O.
  • COONES, G.
  • COONES, H.
  • COONES, H.T.
  • COONES, R.L.
  • COOPER, F.
  • COOPER, P.T.
  • COOPER, P.T.W.
  • COPSON, H.
  • CORNELIUS, W.
  • CORRIGAN, E.B.
  • CRAFT, R.C.
  • CRESSMAN, F.C.
  • CROCKER, W.
  • CROSS, E.
  • CROSS, T.E.
  • CUFFE, T.L.
  • CULLEN, N.B.
  • CUMBERLAND, K.D.
  • CUNNINGHAM, H.D.  MC.
  • CURSON, G.
  • CURTAIN, B.
  • CURTIN, W.
  • CURTIS, H.
  • CURTIS, W.H.
  • CURTIS, W.M.H.
  • CUSTANCE, R.C.
  • *
  • DAINTON, W.H.
  • DARBORN, W.
  • DARLING, N.E.
  • DAVIDSON, J.F.
  • DAVIS, T.
  • DAWSON, W.  MM.
  • DAWSON, W.J.
  • DAWSON, W.S.
  • DEAN, C.A.W.
  • DE LA PLANTE, A.A.
  • DELINE, S.J.
  • DEVINS, H.
  • DEWEY, P.J.
  • DICKSON, D.
  • DIXON, H.C.
  • DIXON, W.E.
  • DOHERTY, J.
  • DOHERTY, T.J.
  • DOLLING, T.
  • DOLMAN, G.V.
  • DONALD, E.
  • DONALDSON, A.
  • DONALDSON, R.E.
  • (column four/quatrième colonne)
  • DORMER, E.G.
  • DOUGLAS, T.
  • DOWNEY, E.J.
  • DRAIN, P.H.
  • DUMMITT, C.J.
  • DUNKLEY, F.
  • DUNN, J.
  • DYER, T.V.
  • *
  • EAGLE, E.
  • EASTON, C.
  • ECOBICHON, S.J.
  • EDMISON, H.G.
  • EDWARDS, B.H.
  • EDWARDS, B.V.
  • EDWARDS,  H.S.W.
  • EDWARDS, W.
  • ELLAM, J.
  • ELLIOTT, R.R.
  • ELLIOTT, W.W.
  • EMERY, R.F.
  • ENGLISH, J.H.
  • EVANS, D.
  • EVANS, W.J.
  • *
  • FAGG, H.
  • FAIR, R.M.C.
  • FAUX, J.B.
  • FEELY, L.
  • FEENEY, J.C.
  • FENNELL, D.J.
  • FIFE, G.S.
  • FIFE, S.
  • FINLAY, N.
  • FINNIE, G.W.
  • FITZGERALD, P.J.
  • FLEMING, W.
  • FORBES, W.R.
  • FOSTER, W.P.
  • FOWLDS, D.G.
  • FOY, E.C.
  • FRANKISH, J.A.
  • FROST, A.
  • FROST, T.
  • *
  • GARBUTT, G.R.
  • GIBSON, J.C.
  • GIBSON, W.F.
  • GIFFORD, J.J.
  • GIFFORD, R.F.
  • GIRVEN, G.F.
  • GIRVIN, W.G.
  • GODFREY, J.C.
  • GODFREY, W.F.
  • GOODWIN, T.H.
  • GRADY, J.V.
  • GRANGE, P.H.
  • (column five/cinquième colonne)
  • GREGORY, H.W.
  • GRIER, A.J.
  • GRIFFIN, M.F.B.
  • GRIFFITHS, T.H.
  • GRIGGS, W.H.
  • GRIST, W.J.
  • GROUT, E.J.
  • GUEST, H.
  • *
  • HADEN, E.
  • HALIFAX, J.
  • HALL, W.W.
  • HALPIN, F.J.
  • HAMILTON, W.F.
  • HAMPTON, I.
  • HANN, A.G.
  • HARDMAN, T.W.
  • HARGROVE, M.E.  MM.
  • HARRAN, H.
  • HARTMAN, C.E.
  • HARTSHORN, N.A.
  • HASTIE, A.
  • HASTIE, H.N.
  • HATCHER, H.
  • HAWKINS, B.R.
  • HAWKINS, R
  • HAWKINS, R.B.
  • HAWTHORNE, T.G.
  • HAWTHORNE, T.O.
  • HAY, R.A.W.
  • HAYDEN, E.
  • HAYES, S.F.
  • HAYLOCK, F.
  • HEAD, J.
  • HEALY, C.A.
  • HEARD, W.H.
  • HEASLIP, R.R.
  • HEFFERNAN, F.
  • HEFFERNAN, W.
  • HENDERSON, J.E.
  • HENDREN, J.K.
  • HENRY, C.A.
  • HENRY, H.A.
  • HICKS, B.
  • HILLIARD, G.C.
  • HILL, H.
  • HILL, H.F.
  • HOLDEN, F.
  • HOLMES, J.S.
  • HOPE, W.R.
  • HOPLEY, H.
  • HORTON, J.
  • HOUDRY, M.
  • HOUGHTON, G.H.
  • HOUGHLIHAN, C.B.
  • HOWARTH, F.
  • HOWDEN, L.
  • (column six/sixième colonne)
  • HOWE, G.H.
  • HULL, W.
  • HURRY, J.G.
  • HUTCHINGS, A.G.
  • HUTCHINSON, W.
  • HUXLEY, H.
  • HUYCKE, F.A.
  • *
  • IRELAND, H.E.
  • IRWIN, N.
  • IRWIN, W.H.
  • *
  • JAMIESON, J.A.
  • JINKS, J.
  • JOHNSTON, G.
  • JOHNSTON, J.A.
  • JOHNSTON, M.R.
  • JOHNSTON, T.
  • JOHNSTON, W.
  • JONES, B.H.
  • JONES, I.W.
  • JOSLIN, G.
  • *
  • KEITEL, J.A.
  • KELLEY, J.
  • KELLY, H.J.
  • KELLY, R.C.
  • KENNEDY, N.
  • KIERNAN, J.
  • KIDD, H.C.
  • KIDD, S.
  • KING, E.  MM.
  • KING, M.T.
  • KING, T.J.
  • KNOWLES, H.
  • *
  • LAING, E.
  • LAING, W.E.
  • LATCHFORD, J.C.
  • LATIMER, G.E.
  • LATIMER, H.M.
  • LAWSON, N.T.
  • LEACH, A.E.
  • LEAHY, H.
  • LEAHY, V.P.
  • LEAL, R.D.
  • LEAN, W.A.
  • LEBARR, H.
  • LEEPER, R.A.
  • LEGGOTT, H.
  • LEGON, S.F.
  • LEMAY, P.M.
  • LEVOIR, R.
  • LEWIS, A.J.
  • LEWIS, F.W.
  • LIGHTFOOT, J.
  • LINDSAY, R.M.

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WORLD WAR I  1914 - 1918

  • (column one/première colonne)
  • LITTLE, A.J.
  • LITTLE, A.J.
  • LITTLE, W.H.
  • LOGAN, J.L.
  • LONG, W.J.
  • LONG, W.J.
  • LOSEY, H.J.
  • LOUDEN, J.A.
  • *
  • MACFARLANE, E.A.
  • MACKENZIE, A.
  • MACLEOD, J.
  • MAHOOD, R.J.
  • MAHOOD, S.G.
  • MAIDMENT, E.
  • MALLORY, W.J.
  • MANLEY, C.W.
  • MANLEY, G.E.
  • MANN, P.
  • MARSH, J.
  • MARSHALL, W.
  • MARTIN, A.H.
  • MARTIN, G.D.
  • MARTIN, P.T. MM.
  • MARTIN, R.G.
  • MARTIN, S.
  • MATHER, C.D.
  • MATHER, H.
  • MATTHEWS, H, MM.
  • MATTHEWS, H.S.
  • MCAULIFFE, W. MM.
  • MCCABE, S.V.
  • MCCARTHY, J.D.
  • MCCAULEY, G.
  • (column two/deuxième colonne)
  • MCCAULEY, J.R.
  • MCCOLL, G.
  • MCCRACKEN, W.
  • MCCUSKER, C.H.
  • MCDONALD, T.
  • MCDONELL, M.
  • MCGANN, J.
  • MCGRATH, J.M.
  • MCGREGOR, J.
  • MCGUIRE, J.
  • MCILMOYLE, W.V.
  • MCINTOSH, L.A.
  • MCINTOSH, W.A.
  • MCINTYRE, L.H.
  • MCINTYRE, S.
  • MCKINLAY, S.
  • MCKINSTRY, W.
  • MCLEOD, J.
  • MCMANUS, W.
  • MCMULLEN, W.A.
  • MCNAUGHTON, G.W.
  • MCNAUGHTON, W.
  • MCNORTON, W.
  • MCQUAID, W.H.
  • MEAGHER, W.
  • MEHARRY, V.
  • MEHEW, G.
  • MEIN, E.
  • MELLING, W.
  • METHERAL, W.D.
  • MILBURN, G.N.
  • MILLER, J.C.
  • MILLERSHIP, L.O.
  • MILLIGAN, C.B.
  • (column three/troisième colonne)
  • MINORGAN, G.E.
  • MONTGOMERY, A.
  • MONTGOMERY, O.H.
  • MOORE, H.R.
  • MORRIS, F.W.
  • MORRIS, J.
  • MORRIS, J.M.
  • MORLACK, L.
  • MORROW, O.J.
  • MOULE, S.
  • MOWAT, G.D.
  • MOWRY, E.H.
  • MULLIGAN, G.V.
  • MURPHY, H.J.
  • *
  • NAISH, C.H.
  • NEIL, H.P.
  • NELSON, R.
  • NEWHALL. J.
  • NEWHAM, W.J.
  • NEWTON, F.A.
  • NICHOL, H.C.
  • NICHOLLS, HARRY
  • NICHOLLS, HERBERT
  • NOFTALL, C. MM.
  • NORTHCOTT, A.
  • NORTHCOTT, V.J.
  • NOYES, M.
  • *
  • O'DETTE, J.
  • O'GRADY, D.
  • ORDE, F.H.
  • O'TOOLE, F.
  • O'TOOLE, J.
  • (column four/quatrième colonne)
  • OVEREND, NURSING
  • SISTER MARION
  • PARCELS, C.A.
  • PARCELS, W.
  • PARKER, T.
  • PARKER, W.H.
  • PARKINSON, B.H.
  • PATERSON, A.M.
  • PATTRICK, P.B.
  • PAYNE, E.W.
  • PAYNE, H.G.
  • PAYNE, R.N.
  • PEACE, W.
  • PEARSON, H.
  • PERDUE, M.
  • PERRY, T.
  • PETERS, A.R.
  • PETERS, C.
  • PETERS, E.
  • PETERS, E.H.
  • PETERS, N.B.
  • PHILLIPS, W.
  • PICARD, R.E.
  • PLANT, R.
  • POOLE, B.R.
  • PORTSMOUTH, H.
  • POST, C.E.
  • POST, W.T.
  • POWELL, C.P.
  • POWERS, W.J.
  • PRINGLE, S.
  • PUE, W.H.
  • *
  • (column five/cinquième colonne)
  • QUACKENBUSH, J.
  • *
  • RALPHSON, J.S.
  • RANGER, G.K.
  • RATCHFORD, C.
  • RATHWELL, J.
  • READ, D.G.
  • READ, E.G.
  • REVELL, G.E.
  • RICHARDSON, R.R.
  • RIPPINGALE, B.A.
  • RIPPINGALE, S.H.
  • ROACH, J.D.
  • ROACH, T.
  • ROBERTSON, T.B.
  • ROBINSON, G.A.
  • RODGERS, C.E.
  • ROGERS, J.H.
  • ROSEBUSH, T.L.
  • ROUTLEDGE, J.W.
  • ROWBERRY, G.W.
  • ROWE, E.
  • ROWE, G.G.
  • ROWE, J.H.
  • ROWE, W.T.
  • RUSH, C.T.
  • *
  • SABATINO, J.
  • SADLER, G.H.
  • SALTER, W.J.
  • SANDYS, R.H.
  • SAVAGE, W.
  • SAWYER, F.R.
  • SAWYER, H.F.
  • (column six/sixième colonne)
  • SCOLLIE, H.J.
  • SCOLLIE, H.W.
  • SCOTT, N. MM.
  • SCRIVER, R.
  • SCULLY, P.J.
  • SCULLY, R.J.
  • SEARIGHT, T.A.
  • SEARWRIGHT, S.A.
  • SELKIRK, C.R.
  • SHADGETT, J.
  • SHAW, A.E.
  • SHAW, C.D.
  • SHEEHAN, J.
  • SHEPPERDSON, W.
  • SHIMMON, S.
  • SIMPSON, F.
  • SIMPSON, H.L.
  • SIMS, W.
  • SKARRIZI, A.
  • SLOAN, A.
  • SMITH, A.
  • SMITH, C.M.
  • SMITH, E.
  • SMITH, E.D.
  • SMITH, G.
  • SMITH, HAROLD
  • SMITH, HENRY
  • SMITH, H.P.
  • SMITH, J.C.
  • SMITH, K.M
  • SMITH, P.G.J.
  • SMITH, R.B.
  • SMITH, R.G.
  • SMITH, S.

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WORLD WAR I  1914 - 1918

  • (column one/première colonne)
  • SMITH, W.
  • SMYTH, S.
  • SNELGROVE, I.T.P.
  • SODOM, A.
  • SPIERS, H.
  • STANLEY, F.
  • STANLEY, H.W.
  • STARKEY, W.
  • STAUNTON, C.A.
  • STEEL, F.
  • STEENBURG, J.
  • STEVENS, F.
  • STEVENSON, E.G. MC.
  • STEWART, H.
  • STEWART, V.
  • STOREY, A.D.
  • STRICKLAND, G
  • STRICKLAND, R.D.A.
  • (column two/deuxième colonne)
  • STRODE, A.C.
  • STUART, H.J.
  • STUART, H.N.
  • SWEENEY, H.J.
  • SWEENEY, J.D.
  • SYDES, H.
  • SYKES, J.T.
  • *
  • TAMBLIN, A.W.
  • TANNER, F.A.
  • TANNER, I.
  • TARGETT, W.H.
  • TAYLOR, I.
  • TAYLOR, O.D.
  • TEAR, D.
  • TEEVAN, J.
  • THIBO, G.
  • THOMAS, F.
  • (column three/troisième colonne)
  • THOMPSON, A.
  • THOMPSON, J.
  • THOMPSON, J.J.L.
  • THOMPSON, J.S.
  • THOMPSON, R.
  • THOMPSON, R.H.
  • THOMSON, J.
  • THORNDYKE, V.
  • TOBICO, R.
  • TOBIN, A.E.
  • TOBIN, J.J.
  • TOMS, W.A.
  • TOWNSEND G.H.
  • TURNER, H.
  • TURNER, R.
  • *
  • VANDERVILT, N.
  • VAN NORMAN, G.
  • (column four/quatrième colonne)
  • *
  • WAGSTAFF, W.
  • WALKER, W.
  • WALLBRIDGE, T.A.
  • WALSH, M.A.
  • WARNER, J.E.
  • WATSON, J.H.
  • WEART, W.
  • WEAVER, G.R.
  • WEDLOCK, R.
  • WEDLOCK, R.O.
  • WEESE, T.G.
  • WEIR, O.L.
  • WESLIE, J.
  • WEST, S.
  • WHARRIE, J.W.
  • WHETSTONE, H.W.
  • WHITE, A.W.
  • (column five/cinquième colonne)
  • WHITE, C.C.
  • WHITE, G.
  • WHITE, J.R
  • WHITE, L.R.
  • WHITE, P.V.
  • WHITNEY, O.
  • WHITT, A.
  • WICKER, E.W.
  • WICKER, F.G.
  • WILKINS, G.J.
  • WILKINSON, A.F.
  • WILKINSON, H.
  • WILLIAM, B.
  • WILLIAM, T.
  • WILLIAMS, J.H.
  • WILSON, H.C.
  • WILSON, R.V.
  • WINDOVER, R.D
  • (column six/sixème colonne)
  • WINDOVER, W.M.
  • WINGETT, L.
  • WINTER, G.G.
  • WISKIN, J.D.H.
  • WOOD, A.V.
  • WOOD, W.A.
  • WOODBECK, M.W.
  • WORBOY, F.
  • WORRALL, E.H.
  • WRIDE, R.W.
  • *
  • YORK, H.
  • YORKE, F.
  • YOUNG, H.W.
  • YOUNG, W.
  •   
  •   

 

WORLD WAR II  1939 - 1945

  • (column one/première colonne)
  • ALLEN, J.
  • ALLEN, D. ROSS
  • ALDERSON, E.H.
  • AMYS, S. H.
  • ANDERSON, D.V.
  • (column two/deuxième colonne)
  • ANDERSON, W.R.
  • ARUNDEL, J.
  • ASKHAN, W.
  • *
  • BAILEY, H.R.
  • (column three/troisième colonne)
  • BARABALL, G.J.
  • BARTON, R.
  • BARTON, W.
  • BELL, E.A.G.
  • BEST, A.G.
  • (column four/quatrième colonne)
  • BIANCO, A.D.
  • BIANCO, J. D.
  • BISSONETTE, G.A.P.
  • BLOOM, T.L.G.
  • BOATE, W. A.
  • (column five/cinquième colonne)
  • BOLIN, A.
  • BOLSTER, W.J.
  • BOWEN, C.E.
  • BRACKENRIDGE, D.M
  • BRADY, CHARLES
  • (column six/sixième colonne)
  • BREDIN, M.W.
  • BRENTON, E.S.
  • BENTON, K.S.
  • BRICK, HECTOR
  • BRISCOE, F. L.

 

[plaque four]

WORLD WAR II  1939 - 1945

  • (column one/première colonne)
  • BRODY, J.
  • BRONSON, W.C.
  • BROOKS, C.E.
  • BROWN,J.H.
  • BULLIED, C.R.
  • BULLOCK, M.R.
  • BURFIELD, A.N.R.
  • BURNHAM, J.F.
  • BURROWS,B.A.
  • *
  • CABAN, V.W.
  • CALLAGHAN, V. J.
  • CAMPBELL, L. G.
  • CAMPBELL, W.H.
  • CHAMBERLAIN, H.D.
  • CHARLTON, L.
  • CHASE, E.
  • CHUNN, C.
  • CHURCHER, A.E.
  • CLANCEY, H.J.
  • CLANCY, J.
  • CLARK, G.E.L.
  • CLARK, J.M.
  • CLARK, L.G.
  • CLARK,N.W.
  • CONROY, J.E.
  • COONES,M.W.
  • COONEY,R.H.
  • COUGHLIN, J.W.
  • COUGHLIN,J.C.
  • COUPER, J.S.
  • COWLING, J.W.
  • COX, L.P.
  • CROWE,J.F.
  • CUNNINGHAM,B.J.
  • CURTIN, J.J.
  • *
  • DAFOE, W. R.
  • DARCY,R.
  • DAVEY, E. S.
  • DAVIDSON, A.
  • DAVIES, W.R.
  • DAWSON, G.O.
  • DAWSON, G.R.
  • DEDECK G.
  • DICKSON, G.M.
  • (column two/deuxième colonne)
  • DICKSON, M.M.
  • DINGMAN, H. R.
  • DIXON,W.
  • DREW, W.F.
  • DRUMMOND, F. R.
  • DUTTON, R.A.
  • DWYER,N.D.
  • *
  • EASON, R.F.
  • EBBS, G.R.
  • ELLIOTT, E.B.
  • ELLIS, W.J.
  • ENGLER, J.L.
  • EPHGRAVE, H.
  • EVANS, LEWIS
  • EVANS, LLEWELLYN
  • *
  • FALKER, G.
  • FERGUSON, W.K.
  • FITZGERALD G.W.
  • FITZPATRICK, J.T.
  • FLORENCE, C.
  • FORBES,G. D.
  • FORSYTH, E. B.
  • FOSTER, R.D. MM
  • FRASER, D.
  • FRUERE, J. R.
  • *
  • GALL, E.G.
  • GIBBS, W.R.
  • GRACIE, W.B.
  • GRAVELLE, S.J.
  • GREEN, W.
  • GRIEDER, J.W.
  • GRIER, R. J.
  • GROSE, C.
  • GUERIN, C.F.
  • GUERIN, J.E.
  • GYNANE, J.
  • *
  • HADLOW, W.H.
  • HAGGERTY, C.
  • HALL, G.R.D.
  • HALL J.F.M.
  • HALLIHAN, THO
  • HARPER, J.H.
  • (column three/troisième colonne)
  • HARVEY, L.W.
  • HARVEY, L.G.
  • HAWKINS, A.W.
  • HAWTHORNE, R.T.
  • HAWTHORNE, W.R.
  • HAYES, C.
  • HEATH, G.R.
  • HEFFERNAN, J.T.
  • HEFFERNAN, T.
  • HENDRY, R. E.
  • HESLIP, F.W.
  • HEWETT, R.B.S.
  • HEWETT, R.W.
  • HICKEY, E.S.
  • HICKEY,J.M.
  • HILL, F.C.
  • HILL, S.R.
  • HINDS,J.G.
  • HOBBINS, J.P.
  • HOBBINS, M.
  • HOGARTH, A.
  • HOUGHTON, A.J.
  • HULL, N.F.
  • *
  • INNES, E.A.,
  • INNES, F.E.
  • INNES,G.A.
  • IRONS, A.
  • IRONS, G.B.
  • IRWIN, W.J.
  • *
  • JAMES, S.
  • JENSON, J. C.
  • JOHNSON, E.
  • *
  • KEENE, F.W.
  • KETCHEN, D. E.
  • KIDD, E.D.
  • *
  • LAING, JAMES C.
  • LARRETT, F.J.
  • LEAN, R.C.
  • LEETHER, A.
  • LEGON, J.S.
  • LEWINGTON, J.E.
  • LEWINGTON, S.F.
  • (column four/quatrième colonne)
  • LINSEY, F.J.
  • LORENZ, C.E.
  • LYTLE D.
  • *
  • MACDONALD T.A.
  • MACINTOSH, L.
  • MACINTOSH, O.L.
  • MANN, J.S.
  • MANNELL, W.
  • MARIOS, W.H.
  • MASON, C.A.
  • MCAULEY. G.T.
  • MCBAIN, G.
  • MCCABE, S. W.
  • MCCARTHY, J.
  • MCFADDEN, B. L.
  • MCINTOSH, L. D.B.
  • MCINTYRE, J. J.
  • MCKENZIE, J.W.
  • MCLAREN, R.
  • MCMURRAY, P.H.
  • MCNEELY, A. M.
  • MCQUARRIE, A. C.
  • MCWILLIAMS, C. P.
  • MCWILLIAMS, J.S.
  • MEEHAN, K.R.
  • MENZIES, B.A.
  • MERRITT, E.M.
  • METHERAL, W.
  • METHERELL, W.
  • MILBURN, R.C.
  • MONAHAN, H. L.
  • MORRISON, J.M.
  • MORROW, C.H.
  • MORROW, H.E.
  • MORROW, W.C.
  • MUNRO, B. R.
  • *
  • NEWTON, O. F.
  • NICE, K. J.
  • *
  • O'CONNOR, E.L.
  • O'NEIL, T. J.
  • OSBORONE, H.
  • *
  • PARCELS, R.
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  • PARK, J.T.
  • PATERSON, J.A.
  • PATTE, S. R.
  • PATTERSON, G.W.H.
  • PAUDASH, E.R.
  • PELLOW, D.A.
  • PERDUE, V.T.
  • PERRY, T.
  • PETERS, V.T.
  • PHILLIPS,H.
  • PILLING, E. R.
  • POCOCK, D. L.
  • POLLOCK, H. K.
  • POST, A.T.
  • PRETE, L.J.
  • PRUNER, E.H.
  • *
  • QUIRT, J. H.
  • *
  • RAMSAY, R.D.
  • REA, I.A.
  • REID, S.J.
  • RENNIE, A. R.
  • RICHARDS, M.J.
  • RICHARDSON, D.R.
  • RITCHIE, J.
  • RIVARD, G.
  • RIVARD, J. G.
  • ROBBINS, B.C.
  • ROCHE, P.M.
  • ROGOW, S.
  • ROODE, A.
  • *
  • SANDERS, B.
  • SANDERS, V.L.
  • SERGEANT,M.F.E.
  • SHEA, W.S.
  • SHEPHERD, H.L.
  • SHIELDS, M.V.
  • SMITH, ADAM
  • SMITH, ALEX
  • SMITH,E.S.
  • SORENSON, E.
  • SPRY, C.
  • STANLEY, J.
  • STARKE, A.
  • (column six/sixième colonne)
  • STEVENSON, E.H.
  • STILLWELL, C.J.
  • STINSON,D.N.
  • STRAIN, C.C.
  • STURGEON, J.R.
  • SULLIVAN, S.J.
  • SUTHERLAND, R.J.G.
  • *
  • TARLING, B.F.
  • TAYLOR, G.
  • TERRIO, J.P.
  • TERRIO,P.J.
  • TRANTER, R.H.
  • TUCKER, F.
  • *
  • VEALS, F.C.
  • *
  • WALSH, R.M.
  • WEESE, D. E.
  • WHITE, DONALD
  • WHITE, DOMINIC
  • WHITE, E.G.
  • WHITE, J. D.D.
  • WHYMARK, M.E.
  • WIDDESS, W.R.
  • WILLIAMS, A.O.
  • WILLIAMS, F.
  • WILLIAMS, J.F.
  • WILLIAMS, K.W.
  • WILLIAMSON, A.
  • WOLFE, D.
  • WOODBECK, C.I.
  • WOODBECK, M.E.
  • *
  • YELLAND, R.C.
  • YEO, S.G.E.
  • YEO, T.
  • YORK, W.H.
  • YOUNG, G.J.
  • YOUNGS,S.H.
  • *
  • ZINSTON, G.W.
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KOREAN CONFLICT 1950 - 1953

COOPER, F.       EMERY, R.E.       GARDINER, R.L.       MACDONALD, B.M.       SPENCLEY, P.C.

 

[plaque]

The Citizens' War Memorial

The Citizens' War Memorial, in memory of
those who fell in three wars, was designed by
Toronto architect and sculptor Walter Seymour
Allward (1876-1955), with the help of the
English sculptor Gilbert Bayes (1872-1953). It
was commissioned in 1921 and dedicated by
General Sir Arthur Currie in 1929. It was
restored in 1979-1980. The standing figure, the
Knight of Chivalry, represents the victors, his
outstretched arms warning the recoiling figure,
the defeated enemies, that all aggression must
cease.

Preeminent among Allward's other creations is
the famed Vimy Memorial in France commem-
orating the historic Canadian victory at Vimy
Ridge in 1917.

  • Marilyn Huels
  • President
  • Peterborough Historical
  • Society
  • Sylvia Sutherland
  • Mayor
  • City of
  • Peterborough

 

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BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE

VISITORS TO OUR WAR MEMORIAL
ARE INVITED TO INSPECT
THE BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE
IN THE CITY HALL LOBBY

DEDICATED JUNE 15, 1967
"ERECTED BY THE EX-SERVICE WOMEN,
BRANCH 452, ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION"

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The Citizens' War Memorial Advisory Committee, formerly called the Cenotaph Advisory Committee, first met on December 11, 1920. During a public meeting on December 17, 1920, a design by Walter S. Allward was approved. Allward was chosen by the Canadian Government to execute the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France, so he secured the assistance of an eminent English sculptor, Gilbert Bayes, to assist in carrying out the Peterborough design. The statues were cast in Allward’s England studio and then shipped to town with the help of Allward’s son Hugh, who was the project manager.

On October 10, 1927, the Creber Brothers' tender for memorial granite work was accepted. The committee was still securing a complete list of those who died in the First World War. Excavation began and the cement work started on May 28, 1928. The memorial was dedicated by Sir Arthur Currie on June 30, 1929. Central Park, now known as Confederation Park, was selected because of its central location and more importantly, as a sentiment to the fact that many of the soldiers started and returned at that location. 

The Citizens' War Memorial sits on a circular, stepped base made of white granite and the pedestals for both bronze figures are also of white granite. The west pedestal is carved on the front and back with the names of war victims from the First World War. The four bronze plaques placed over the inside of the western pedestal are inscribed in raised gold lettering with the names of all war dead from the World Wars and the Korean War. A dedication plaque is on the eastern side of the east pedestal. Above the pedestals are two bronze figures of heroic dimensions. The first is known as the Knight of Chivalry, which portrays a brave Canadian soldier standing tall, a sword in his right hand and his left hand is held up as a warning to stop. The other figure shows a cringing and recoiling figure in fear with his hand on his fevered brow, known as the “defeated enemy.” 

A monument was unveiled on June 18, 1967, by the ex-servicewomen's branch 452 of the Royal Canadian Legion. The monument is a polished red granite Book of Remembrance sitting on a rectangular pedestal of smooth white granite with a rectangular base of rough white granite. 

By the 1970s, the Citizens' War Memorial's granite base had eroded and the names originally inscribed on the memorial were nearly illegible. From 1977 to 1981 in Operation Cenotaph, the Veterans group refurbished the memorial and added name plaques. The names of those who died in the Second World War and Korean War were added. A re-dedication ceremony took place on Sunday, June 24, 1979 at 2 pm and the new plaques were unveiled. 

Veterans organized the restoration of the statues in 1993-94, by Craig Johnson Restoration Ltd. The Peterborough chapter of Ontario Electrical League donated new lighting in June 1995.

In February 2019, city councilors approved the name change of Cenotaph Advisory Committee to the Citizens' War Memorial Advisory Committee.

Sculptor Walter S. Allward left school at fourteen and learned about sculpture through books and magazines at the local library and by studying replicas at a nearby museum. By twenty, he had won his first commission. One of Allward’s first projects was through Sir Edmund Walker, President of the Bank of Commerce. In 1918, Walker asked Allward for memorial ideas honouring bank employees who had served and Allward submitted two wax models sculptures. The first, The Service of Our Women—Healing the Scars of War, depicts a woman sowing seeds on rocky incline strewn with war debris, including a broken canon. The second, The Service of Our Men–Crushing the Power of the Sword, portrays a man standing over a recumbent figure with his sword cast aside, symbolizing the brute beast of willful war waged by a misguided nation. The sculptures were never used, but his proposals explored ideas that would be expressed in his future war memorials: Stratford, 1919–22; Peterborough, 1921–29; and Brantford, 1921–33.

City
Peterborough
Country
Type Description
Wall - white granite, statues - bronze, shaft - white granite
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5511
City/Municipality
Curve Lake First Nation
Memorial Number
35067-001
Type
Address
Mississauga Street and Chemong Street North
Location
Curve Lake First Nation Main Ball Diamond
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.4623735, -78.3725694
Inscription

[cenotaph sign/enseigne du cénotaphe]

AANIN WELCOME
CURVE LAKE FIRST NATION CENOTAPH

[front/devant]

DEDICATED TO THE
MEN AND WOMEN
OF CURVE LAKE
WHO SERVED
THEIR COUNTRY

ERECTED
IN GRATEFUL MEMORY
BY A CARING COMMUNITY

[right side/côté droit]

WORLD WAR 2
1939-1945

PRIVATES
AUBREY COPPAWAY
EDWARD COPPAWAY
ELWOOD COPPAWAY
GEORGE IRONS
SIDNEY IRONS
COLEMAN JACOBS
JIMMY JACOBS
MARION JACOBS
WILFRED JACOBS
DALLAS JOHNSON
JOSHUA JOHNSON
CLIFFORD KNOTT
FRANCIS KNOTT
MURILAND KNOTT
BERTRAM McCUE

DUDLEY SHILLING
GEORGE SUNDAY
AUSTIN TAYLOR
BENJ. TAYLOR
HORACE TAYLOR
ISAAC TAYLOR
JOHN TAYLOR
LEWIS TAYLOR
MURNEY TAYLOR
ORVILLE TAYLOR
RUSS TAYLOR Sr.
ED. WHETUNG
HIRAM TAYLOR

WALLACE WILLIAMS
ED. JOHNSON   LLOYD BROWN
SILAS SHILLING   BERDINE TAYLOR

SEPTEMBER 6, 1987

CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
LARRY TAYLOR   LENNIE MUSKRATT
HUGH TAYLOR   JAMES ALLISON
RICHARD (CHIEF) TAYLOR
JIMMY COPPAWAY
GARNER JOHNSON
VINCENT JACOBS
RANDELL KNOTT
MICHAEL CONWAY

[back/arrière]

WORLD WAR 1  1914-1915

AUSTIN BEAVER
WESLEY BEAVER
ALFRED COPPAWAY
JOHN IRONS
JACOB JACOB
AMOS JOHNSON
BILLIE JOHNSON
JOSHUA JOHNSON
EWARD JOHNSON
ALEXANDER KNOTT
ALLAN KNOTT
BERT McCUE
ABRAHAM TAYLOR
CHARLES TAYLOR
HIRAM TAYLOR
HORACE TAYLOR
ISAAC TAYLOR
RUSSELL TAYLOR
SAMUEL TAYLOR
THOMAS TAYLOR
WILLIE TAYLOR
ELIJAH TAYLOR

 

[left side/côté gauche]

WORLD WAR 2

CORPORALS
DALTON JACOBS   ALLEN TAYLOR

AIR WOMEN
MAMIE JOHNSON   LILLIAN TAYLOR
CATHARINE TAYLOR

GUNNERS
STEPHEN TAYLOR   AMOS IRONS
ALEC KNOTT   GEORGE TAYLOR
RICHARD C. TAYLOR

MILITARY POLICE
DUNCAN WHETUNG

LANCE BOMBARDIERS
CLAYTON McCUE   WILSON COPPAWAY

SIGNAL MAN
MURRAY WHETUNG

AIR WOMEN
EVELYN McCUE   MABEL BAKER

KOREA
CLIFFORD KNOTT   GRANT TAYLOR
VERNON KNOTT

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This cenotaph, a tribute to the members of the Curve Lake First Nation Band, who served in the major conflicts of the 1900's. It stands proudly in a small, well-kept park near the village centre. The ground surrounding the memorial is in the form of a medicine wheel, which gives great strength to the names engraved on this marker. Originally erected in 1987, it was updated and re-dedicated in 2011.

The small park is adorned with benches, a gazebo, landscaping and the flags of Canada, Ontario, and the Flag of the Curve Lake band.

City
Curve Lake First Nation
Country
Type Description
Stele - granite
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8273
City/Municipality
Parkhill
Memorial Number
35066-103
Type
Address
200 Broad Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 341
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1648259, -81.6844275
Inscription

GOD SAVE THE KING

1939  194
HONOUR ROLL

With Great Pride And Deep Gratitude
We Record the Names
of our Members Enlisted in the Services of our King and Country

† M. Edison Pollock
Clarence E. Brophy
John D. Pickering
† Cecil M. Pickering
† Burton O. Brophey
† Rayburn W.T. Ulens
† Floyd H. Shank
† Gordon R. Luther
Harry M. Steeper
Allen D. Steeper
Stanley W. Hartle
W. Hugh Horner
Oscar D. Steeper
William T. Cleave
John C. Cleave
Raymond F. Eagleson
Dawson E. Woodburn
Chester R. T. Stone
Raymond M. Young

WOUNDED †    GOD SAVE OUR MEN    † DIED

R. STOKES
MASON.

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This Second World War Honour Roll was erected in the Greenway United Church. The church closed on June 29, 2014, and the Honour Roll was moved to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 341 in Parkhill.

City
Parkhill
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Photo Credit
John P. Sargeant
Memorial CF Legacy ID
12468
City/Municipality
Parkhill
Memorial Number
35066-102
Type
Address
200 Broad Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 341
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1648259, -81.6844275
Inscription

1914 1918
HONOUR ROLL

Thomas Byatt
Tommy Burnett
Arthur Curtis
Melvin Durr
James Geromette
Fred Horner +
Arthur Mellin
Victor Menghetti +
Percy Nichols
Roy Sheppard
Garnet Sherritt
William T. Ulens
Arthur Webb

World War One
1914 ∼ '18

God save our men

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This First World War Honour Roll was erected in the Greenway United Church. The church closed on June 29, 2014, and the Honour Roll was moved to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 341 in Parkhill. It was created by Reverend V. Mierlo.

City
Parkhill
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Photo Credit
John P. Sargeant
Memorial CF Legacy ID
12467
City/Municipality
Greenway
Memorial Number
35066-101
Type
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Inscription

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
? ? Greenway, Ont.
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

R.B. Hodgins
E.J. Hodgins

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War or Conflict Term
Province
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This Second World War Honour Roll was erected in the Greenway Grace Anglican Church. When the church closed, the Honour Roll was moved to the St. James Anglican Church at 155 Broadway Street in Parkhill. St. James closed and it is not known what happened to the Honour Roll.

This style of an Honour Roll was designed by A.J. Casson when he worked at Sampson-Matthews, a prominent midtown Toronto lithography and commercial art company.

City
Greenway
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Photo Credit
John P. Sargeant
Memorial CF Legacy ID
12466