Ontario

Province Code
ON
City/Municipality
Stirling
Memorial Number
35032-009
Type
Other
Address
104 Church Street
Location
St. Paul's United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.296476, -77.5504375
Submitted By
Clive M. law
Inscription

[front/devant]

St. Paul's
Honor Roll

  • 1914-1918
  • CONLEY ALEX
  • CONLEY ARTHUR
  • DAILEY FRED
  • HARRABIN ARTHUR
  • KENNEDY PERCY
  • PAYNE NORMAN
  • RICHARDSON MORLEY
  • RODGERS DELBERT
  • SANFORD SIDNEY
  • 1939-1945
  • ASHLEY COOLIDGE
  • MARTIN IVAN H.
  • STAPLEY DONALD
  • STAPLEY RALPH
  • WOOD J.K.

Their name
liveth
evermore

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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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Body Content

This memorial plaque erected by the congregation was dedicated to it's members who died in the First and Second World Wars.

City
Stirling
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Marble plaque
Photo Credit
Clive M. law
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8413
City/Municipality
Stirling
Memorial Number
35032-008
Type
Other
Address
15 Mill Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.296613, -77.547151
Submitted By
Jack Ince
Inscription

[front/devant]

THEY GAVE
THEIR
TO-DAY
FOR-OUR
TO-MORROW

1939-1945

COOLIDGE ASHLEY
STANLEY DAINARD
IVAN H. MARTIN
AUBREY RODGERS
DONALD STAPLEY
RALPH STAPLEY
ALVIN STONEBURG
JACK WOOD
IRVINE WOODBECK
MAURICE WOODBECK

KOREA
1950-1953

THEIR NAME
LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

[right side/côté droit]

1918
1914

ST. JULIEN
YPRES
FESTUBERT

[back/arrière]

LEST
WE
FORGET

OUR
GALLANT
DEAD

D.L. ANDERSON
ROY BEAN
ROY BISSONNETTE
NORMAN PAYNE
ARNOLD RUTHERFORD
ARTHUR CONLEY
GEORGE GILROY
VINCENT WHITTY
ALEXANDER CONLEY
ERNEST GOULD
FRED DALEY

VIMY RIDGE
LENS    HILL 70
PASSCHENDAELE

[left side/côté gauche]

1918
1914

SOMME
ARRAS    AMIENS
COURCELETTE   MONS

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Stirling Cenotaph
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Korean War
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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In 1921, a committee was formed, on the initiative of the Stirling Horticultural Society "... to be responsible for the erection of a war memorial". The Stirling Cenotaph was constructed in 1927 in memory of the fallen of the First World War and dedicated at a service on June 22, 1927.

The address was given by Brigadier General A.E. Ross CMG, who performed the unveiling ceremony. The band of the Hastings & Prince Edward Regiment was in attendance. It was erected by public subscription.

After the Second World War it was refurbished and rededicated in 1948.

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Stirling
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Canada
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Pillar
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5391
City/Municipality
Napanee
Memorial Number
35032-007
Type
Monuments
Address
97 Thomas Street East
Location
Court House
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.2517929, -76.94944
Submitted By
Jane Foster
Inscription

[front/devant]
THROUGH SACRI-
FICE
TO
VICTORY
& PEACE
1914
1918

ERECTED TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF
THOSE FROM THE COUNTY OF LENNOX AND
ADDINGTON WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR

  • A. ROY FENWICK
  • DANIEL R. FERGUSON
  • JOSEPH FORTIER
  • D.R. FOSTER
  • ALFRED FOX
  • EARL B. GALBRAITHE
  • FRED P. GARRISON
  • WILLIAM C. GIDDY
  • GEORGE GIRVIN
  • MORRIS GLASS
  • ROY E. GOULD
  • CHARLES A. GREGG
  • WILLIAM I. GRIFFEN
  • JAMES A.H. HAINE
  • WILLIAM S. HAMILTON
  • FRED HAMILTON
  • J. VINCENT HARRISON
  • CHARLES E. HARTMAN
  • CHARLES HARTIN
  • ALLEN J. HAWLEY
  • DAVID R. HEARNS
  • WILLIAM A. HENDERSON
  • KELVIN G. HERRINGTON
  • RAYMOND HICKS
  • C.H. HICKS
  • SAMUEL HICKS
  • FREDERICK C. HILL
  • CLAYTON HINEMAN
  • CHARLES HOBBS
  • JAMES L. HUDSON
  • FREDERICK HUGHES
  • AULION A. HUMPHREY
  • J. HUTCHINSON
  • FRANK L. IRISH
  • JOHN B. KELLAR
  • T. LEO KENNEDY

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVER MORE

(slab/dalle)
1939 1945
IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE MEN OF LENNOX AND ADDINGTON
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR

W.H AIRHART
W.G. ALLEN
H. ARMSTRONG
G. BEDORE
W. BUCHANAN
G. BURRELL
D. CALDWELL
W. CLYDE
R. CONGER
R. DAFOE
V. DAVIS
G. BERNELL		 R. EVANS
R.N. FRETTS
A. FRINK
H.C. GILBERT
C. JACKSON
J. KEARNEY
W. KEARNEY
M.F. KIMMERLY
W. KIMMERLY
T.L. KIRK
H. LAIRD
 		 H. LEWIS
M. LOYST
J. McGILL
J.R. METCALFE
J. MILLER
G. MURPHY
R.A. PARKS
F. PUNCHARD
G.E. PURCELL
D. REID
R. RICHMOND
R.J. SAUNDERCOOK		 H. ROGERS
W.G. RONEY
V. ROY
V. SAUNDERS
R. SCOUTEN
W.A. SEXSMITH
A.G. SINCLAIR
W. STEENSON
R.K. TEMPLETON
W. TEMPLETON
D. TERRY
 		 H.C. JACK THOMPSON
W. THURLOW
A.V. WAGAR
W.W. WAGNER
M. WAITSON
W.S. WEBB
F. WEMP
W.R. WILKES
E. WOOD
L.H. YORK
G. YOUNG
 

 

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YPRES - MONS

[right side/côté droit]
THROUGH SACRI-
FICE
TO
VICTORY
& PEACE
1914
1918

  • GORDON KIMMETT
  • F. ARTHUR LAUGHLIN
  • WILLIAM LAWLOR
  • ALBERT N. LEARY
  • ERNEST W. LEGGETT
  • FRED J. LOCKWOOD
  • BURK B. LOTT
  • THOMAS LOWRY
  • ALEXANDER MacNICHOLL
  • G.A. MacNICHOLL
  • RICHARD M. MARLIN
  • GEORGE A. MARSHALL
  • GERALD M. MEAGER
  • EVERETT E. MILLER
  • REGINALD A. MINCHINTON
  • GORDON E. MINCHINTON
  • HAROLD MOUCK
  • ERNEST MOUCK
  • HAROLD MacAFEE
  • CLARENCE McCABE
  • RAYMOND R. McCONACHIE
  • GEORGE R. McCONACHIE
  • WILLIAM McCUMBER
  • THOMAS E. McFERN
  • WILLIAM G.R. McGREER
  • THOMAS W.F MacKINIGHT
  • JOHN J. McLAUGHLIN
  • FRED McTAGGART
  • JAMES A. McTAGGART
  • CHARLES A. NORRIS
  • LORNE G. OLIVER
  • GEORGE B. PEARSON
  • T.L. PERRY
  • JAMES E. POLLARD
  • WILLIAM E. POWELL
  • ANSON PRINGLE
  • W. ROSS PRINGLE
  • WILLIAM PRUE
  • JAMES R. RANKIN
  • ROBERT A. REDFERN
  • HERBERT REID
  • JOSEPH W.G. ROBINSON
  • CLANCY L. ROGERS
  • ARTHUR S. ROSE

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVER MORE

(Union Jack stone)
ARRAS - CAMBRAI

[back/arrière]
HROUGH SACRI-
FICE
TO
VICTORY
& PEACE
1914
1918

  • RUSSELL G. SAMS
  • FRANK A. SAVAGE
  • FINNIE J. SCOTT
  • CHARLES SCOTT
  • JOHN R. SEDORE
  • JOHN J. SEXSMITH
  • ROY SHORTS
  • ROSS C. SIMPKINS
  • JOHN E. SNIDER
  • DONALD B. SMITH
  • JAMES STODDART
  • JOSEPH W. SWITZER
  • HARRY W. UNWIN
  • WILLIAM D. UNWIN
  • WILBUR C. VANDERVOORT
  • CLAUDE VANLUVEN
  • GEORGE H. ADAIR
  • WILLIAM B. BRANDON
  • JAMES T. GREENWAY
  • JOSEPH PRINGLE
  • FREDERICK D. WALKER
  • DONALD H. WALKER
  • ALVIN E. WARTMAN
  • JAMES F. WEBSDALE
  • WILLIAM B. WELLS
  • OSWALD WEMP
  • JOHN WILKINSON
  • H. EDGAR WICKS
  • J. DELBERT WISKIN
  • H. CLEWORTH  WOODS
  • ERNEST WOODS
  • HERBERT R. WOOD
  • AMOS B. WOODCOCK
  • THOMAS M. WOODCOCK
  • WILLIAM WRIGHT
  • STANLEY H. YORK
  • JOHN P. MILLER
  • WILLIAM FLEMING
  • SAMUEL T. GREENWAY
  •  

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVER MORE

(stone/pierre)
KOREA
1950 - 1953

(stone/pierre)
AFGHANISTAN
SGT. JASON BOYES - 2008

(Union Jack stone)
 SOMME - VIMY

[left side/côté gauche]
THROUGH SACRI-
FICE
TO
VICTORY
& PEACE
1914
1918

  • THOMAS M. ADAIR
  • IBRI B. ALKENBRACK
  • CLARENCE ALLEN
  • HAROLD D. ARNOTT
  • PERCY ASHLEY
  • SHURLEY ASSELSTINE
  • HENRY A. BAKER
  • EDWARD H. BAKER
  • HERBERT S. BAKER
  • ROBERT BALLENTYNE
  • JOHN L. BALL
  • ERNEST H. BARKER
  • THOMAS BECK
  • JAMES H. BELL
  • GEORGE BENSON
  • HERBERT L. BLANCHFLOWER
  • ARTHUR BLAND
  • WILLIAM J. BOOMHOWER
  • DAVID BROWN
  • J. GORDON BROOKS
  • CHARLES BURGESS
  • WALTER C. BUSH
  • W. KENNETH CAMBRIDGE
  • ARTHUR CARROLL
  • GUY M. CHAPMAN
  • AUSTEN D. CLARK
  • EDWARD F. CORKILL
  • WILLIAM A. DAFOE
  • AMOS R. DAFOE
  • WILLIAM R. DAFOE
  • FRANK E. DAVERN
  • F. DAVY
  • WILLIAM R. DAVEY
  • LORNE DAWSON
  • ERNEST DENEE
  • MEACHAM DENYES
  • WALTER P. DETLOR
  • GEORGE F. DRACUP
  • JAMES H. DUNN
  • WILFRED DWYER
  • ERIC EAGLE
  • BRUCE W. FAIRBAIRN
  • HAROLD A. FAIRBAIRN
  • HAROLD P. FAIRBAIRN

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVER MORE

(Union Jack stone)
HILL 70
PASSCHENDAELE

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Napanee Cenotaph
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Korean War
Second World War
Afghanistan
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Ontario
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The Napanee Cenotaph's base is built of genuine Barre Vermont granite, known as the rock of ages, and is engraved with the names of 156 men who died in the First World War. The great sacrifice that they made in giving us victory and peace is represented in sheathed swords supporting the altar and maple leaves. The tribute to the victorious is bronze.

The Union Jack is carved on the four stones surrounding the base, each engraved with battle field names. The lettering of the inscription is driven in deep enough so that their own shadow makes them stand out.

The concrete foundation is five feet in the ground, the exact size of the stone. At extreme points, it measures 24 feet by 24 feet andthe total height from the ground to the top of the altar is 14 feet six inches. The cenotaph is hand finished, grass terraced, surrounded by a simple flower bed and walks leading to the Court House are placed on each side. 

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Napanee
Country
Canada
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Monument
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5690
City/Municipality
Marmora
Memorial Number
35032-006
Type
Other
Address
9 Matthew Street
Location
Marmora Memorial Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.482815, -77.685009
Submitted By
Richard Turcotte
Inscription

Marmora
Lake
EST. 1821

This plaque has been place here by the
people of Marmora and Lake in the year
2010 in celebration of 65 years since
the end of WW II.

To those who served their country
1939 - 1945 we pledge
"We shall never forget"

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War or Conflict Term
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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This plaque commemorates the 65th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. It is located in the horticultural arrangement to the right of the Marmora Cenotaph.

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Marmora
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Canada
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
11089
City/Municipality
Bath
Memorial Number
35032-005
Type
Other
Address
120 County Road 4
Location
Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 623
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.1970678, -76.738996
Submitted By
Bob Braley
Inscription

[front/devant]

(Royal Canadian Legion Crest/Armoiries de la Légion royale canadienne)

WORLD WAR I
1914 -1918

KOREA
1950 - 1959

LEST WE FORGET

WORLD WAR II
1939 - 1945

PEACEKEEPERS

AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING, WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

[anchor/ancre]

THIS SHIP'S ANCHOR WAS DONATED
TO THE ROYAL CANADIAN
LEGION BRANCH #623
FROM THE OFFICE OF
SERVICE AND SUPPLY, OTTAWA
IN FEBRUARY 1992
THIS ANCHOR WAS SHIPPED FROM
ESQUIMALT B.C. THROUGH THE EFFORTS
OF PRESIDENT WM. SANDS

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German artillery
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Peacekeeping
First World War
Korean War
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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The Bath Cenotaph honours those who served in the First and Second World Wars, Korean War and as Peacekeepers.

A large anchor from the Office of Service and Supply, Ottawa is located on one side of the cenotaph and a captured German machine gun is located on the other side.

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Bath
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Canada
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Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8333
City/Municipality
Coe Hill
Memorial Number
35032-004
Type
Other
Address
1998, Highway 620
Location
St. Michael's Anglican Cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.8659019, -77.8222454
Submitted By
Shipley
Inscription

[front/devant]

THAT THEIR NAMES MAY
LIVE WITH THEIR VALOR

ASLEEP IN FRANCE

1914-1918

[right side/côté droit]

F.E. BROWNELL
C.H. BROWNELL
B. BROWNELL
W.A. BULLIED
H. BIRD
A.J. CURRIE
O.P. CONLIN
R.A. CLARKE
A.J. CAMPBELL
W.J. CAMPBELL
J.D. DANFORD
G.W. DANFORD
D. DIXON
W.H. GERRARD
D.H. GUNTER
G.A. GILROY
J.W. HEWTON

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W. JACKSON
C.N. KELSH
F. LEVERIDGE
J. LAIRD
A.F. MINDLE
A.O. MINDLE
E. POST
E. PALMATEER
B. REID
F.J. ROBBINS
T.L. ROSEBUCK
R. TUNER
H. TAYLOR
A. WALKER
J. WAITE
G. WAITE

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1939 - 1945

E.E. MUFFITT
G. FORBES
V. KEECH
T. NASH
R. PEACOCK
M. WOODBECK
I. WOODBECK

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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Second World War
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Ontario
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Originally erected to commemorate the local war dead of the First World War, with more names being added after the Second World War. On top of the memorial is a bust of a young First World War soldier.

City
Coe Hill
Country
Canada
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Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1419
City/Municipality
Bethany
Memorial Number
35032-002
Type
Other
Address
1474 Highway 7A
Location
Bethany Municipal Service Centre & Library
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.1821895, -78.5673273
Submitted By
W.E. Bateman. Bob Braley. Derek Pullen.
Inscription

LEST WE FORGET

IN MEMORY OF
THE MEN FROM MANVERS TOWNSHIP
WHO DIED DEFENDING FREEDOM
IN TWO WORLD WARS


1914-1918
CAIRNS FRANK.  COULTER HENRY
CHAMBERS P. CAPT..  DELONG CECIL
EDWARDS ALBERT.  FOWLER WESLEY
GRAHAM EDGAR.  HUTCHINSON E. CPL.
HARDMAN THOMAS.  HENDERSON ANDREW
HUBERT FERDINAND.  HADAWAY RICHARD
JONES EDWARD.  KEATING GEORGE
MANN GEORGE.  NASMITH JAMES LT.
MORTON CHARLES.  SMITH HENRY
WHITEHEAD GEORGE.


1939-1945
BROWN A. SPR..  FARROW FOSTER
McGILL RAY.  SHACKLETON GARNET
WADDELL A.F.O..  WHITESIDE ROY

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Manvers Township War Memorial
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rifles
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Official opening November 11, 1965, Rev Wm Piercey and Henry Jakeman.
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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Henry Jakeman, Veteran of the First World War, instigated the project to build a memorial in Bethany to commemorate local soldiers from the First and Second World Wars. Funds were raised from all of Manvers Township and Reverend William Piercy from Bethany United Church designed the cairn. 

Thomas Hampton, a stonemason from Warsaw, Ontario, completed the fieldstone facade. Pirie Monuments in Peterborough supplied the granite plaque bearing the names of the fallen and the granite cap of the cairn with the inscription “Lest We Forget”. The four First World War rifles on the top of the memorial were donated by Henry Jakeman.

It was erected on Manvers Township property and dedicated on Remembrance Day 1965. The Royal Canadian Legion and a Millbrook band headed a parade down the main street to the new memorial. Col. Arthur Thorne took the By-Pass Salute. The dedication ceremony was conducted by Reverend Reg Rose of St. Paul's Anglican church, Bethany with Russell Honey, MP unveiling the tablet bearing the names of the fallen. The first wreath laid was “To the Sons of Manvers” and placed by Mrs. George Waddell, a local Silver Cross mother who lost her son, Alfred Waddell off the coast of Borneo. Alfred's navigator, Jack Woodward, died with him. There are no known graves, but both names are inscribed on a Singapore War Memorial and commemorated in the First World War Book of Remembrance at the Parliament Hill. 

Information provided by Kathy Morton, President of Manvers Historical Society.

City
Bethany
Country
Canada
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Cairn, rifles
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4971
City/Municipality
Bancroft
Memorial Number
35032-001
Type
Other
Address
20 Station Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.0592788, -77.8572571
Submitted By
Anne M. Gilchrist
Inscription

IN MEMORIAM

  • 1914-1918
  • ANDERSON, JOHN WESLEY
  • ARMSTRONG, ALEC
  • BEAUDRIE, RICHARD
  • BLACK, ROBERT
  • BIRD, HIRAM
  • BOWEN, JAMES H.
  • BROWN S.
  • BULLIED, BILL
  • BURNETTE, CHARLES
  • BURNELL, BURT
  • BURNELL, CHARLES
  • BURNELL, FENTON
  • CARD, THOMAS
  • CLARKE, RICHARD
  • COLLINS, A.
  • COLLINS, D.
  • CONLIN, C.P.
  • CURRIE, A.
  • DALY, F.
  • DANFORD, CHARLES
  • DAVY, WILLIAM
  • DONALDSON, CHARLES
  • DONALDSON, GEORGE
  • GANNON, THOMAS
  • HENNESSY, GEORGE
  • HEWTON, JOHN
  • HOOVER, ROBERT
  • JARMAN, HARRY
  • LAIRD, JACK
  • LAKE, DENNIS
  • LAKE, JOHN
  • LAUNDRY, W.
  • LETTS, HUGH
  • KELCH, NELSON
  • MAXWELL, HERBERT E.
  • MAXWELL, M.
  • McCUTCHEON, ERWIN
  • McLEAN, W.
  • MEAGHER, L.
  • MITCHILL, BILL
  • MOORE, LLOYD
  • PALMATEER, EVERETT
  • PEEVER, G.
  • POWERS, WESLEY A.
  • REID, BEN
  • ROBBINS, J.
  • ROBBINS, LESLIE
  • ROBBINS, LORNE
  • ROBINSON, ROLAND
  • ROBINSON, S.
  • ROSEBUSH, TED
  • SINE, ERNEST
  • SPRACKETT, FRANK
  • STORMS, W.
  • STIMEARS, MALCOLM L.
  • STOUGHTON, WILLIAM
  • SWEET, FRANK
  • THORNTON, JAMES R.
  • TURRIFF, JACK
  • WALKER, ALFRED
  • WATSON, DAVID T.
  • WHITEFOOT, EDWIN W.
  • WILCOX, GEORGE
  • WILSON, JAMES
  • WOODCOCK, MELVILLE
  • WOODCOCK, WILLIAM W.
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  • 1939-1945
  • ANDERSON, WILLIAM R.
  • BOWERS, WILLIAM H.
  • BROAD, LESLIE
  • BULLIED, CECIL
  • CARROL, JOHN
  • CHURCHER, ALMER E.
  • COGLAN, CLARENCE
  • CROSBY, GORDON
  • DUPUIS, WALTER J.
  • GOODKEY, LEONARD E.
  • HARYETT, WILLIAM H.
  • HAWKIN, E.E.
  • JACKSON, ERWIN
  • KEECH, VICTOR
  • KENNEDY, WILLIAM C.
  • LINKIE, WALLACE H.
  • MAHOOD, ALEC
  • McALPINE, WILLIAM
  • McCAW, FRANCIS
  • McCORMICK, CECIL E.
  • McINTYRE, JOHN J.
  • McMURRAY, EDWARD
  • MOFFAT, EDWARD
  • NEIL, ELVIN
  • PALMATEER, DONALD
  • POPPIE, HUBERT
  • PRENTICE, MELVILLE
  • SHANNICK, CLARENCE A.
  • SHIELDS, M.V.
  • STOUGHTON, BERKLEY
  • THOMAS, DONALD F.
  • TOWNS, RAYMOND
  • VARDY, ALBERT E.
  • WEIMER, CLIFFORD
  • WHITMORE, LLOYD
  • WOODCOCK, JOHN H.
  •  
  • KOREAN WAR
  • ROBBINS, WILLIAM
  •  

THEIR NAME
LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

[stone from original memorial/pierre du monument commémoratif d’origine]

IN HONOUR OF OUR FALLEN HEROES
IN WAR 1914-1918

  • BANCROFT
  • CAPT. H. JARMAN  R.A.M.C.
  • GNR. W. DAVY
  • PTE. HERB MAXWELL
  • PTE. J. ROBBINS
  • PTE. A. RUSSELL
  • PTE. M. STIMERS
  • PTE. W. STORMS
  • PTE. E. WHITEFOOT
  •  
  • DUNGANNON
  • SGT. J. TURRIFF
  • L.SGT. A.W. POWER
  • PTE. J. ANDERSON
  • PTE. R. BLACK
  • SNPR. H. LETTS
  • PTE. J. WILSON
  • PTE. R. HOOVER
  • PTE. G. HENNESSEY
  • PTE. S. BROWN
  • FARADAY
  • PTE. A. CURRIE
  • PTE. D. LAKE
  • PTE. J. LAKE
  • PTE. L. MOORE
  • PTE. D. WATSON
  • PTE. A. WALKER
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  •  
  •  
  • MONTEAGLE & HERSCHEL
  • PTE. J. BOWEN
  • PTE. G. PEEVER
  • PTE. H. REISE
  • PTE. R. ROBINSON
  • PTE. R. THORNTON
  • PTE. W. WOODCOX
  •  
  •  
  •  
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Bancroft Cenotaph
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Korean War
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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Body Content

The Bancroft Cenotaph was constructed in 1956 by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 181. The base is constructed of local fieldstone and contains a marble insert from the original memorial which was erected by the Girls Club of the Allies. The marble insert lists the names of those lost in the First World War. The main part of the memorial lists the names of those lost in both World Wars and the Korean War.

The Dutch-Canadian Friendship Garden is also located here.

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Bancroft
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Canada
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Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5539
City/Municipality
Hamilton
Memorial Number
35031-075
Type
Other
Address
777 York Boulevard
Location
Hamilton Cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.27554, -79.88958
Submitted By
Andrew Jones
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St. John and St. Andrew Presbyterian Church Great War Memorial
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Province
Ontario
!4v1726494253099!6m8!1m7!1sNuELNm4RKrLXivEmKexVsA!2m2!1d43.27092587132985!2d-79.88720743598003!3f259.54!4f-0.9899999999999949!5f0.5970117501821992
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This memorial was erected by the Presbyterian Church of St. John and St. Andrew and by Robert Simpson and James Sidgwic on November 11, 2020. the memorial commemorate the members of St. John and St. Andrew who were killed in the First World War. The plaques which were originally placed in the churches were installed on this monument.

St. John and St. Andrew Presbyterian Church was established in 1985, when St. John's Presbyterian Church and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church were completely amalgamated. 

City
Hamilton
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Canada
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Photo Credit
Andrew Jones
Memorial CF Legacy ID
12734
City/Municipality
Hamilton
Memorial Number
35031-074
Type
Other
Address
777 York Boulevard
Location
Hamilton Cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.2709259, -79.8872074
Submitted By
Andrew Jones
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Canadian Westinghouse Company Limited World Wars Memorial
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Canadian Westinghouse Company Limited World Wars Memorial
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Andrew Jones
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Province
Ontario
!4v1699555023254!6m8!1m7!1sNuELNm4RKrLXivEmKexVsA!2m2!1d43.27092587132985!2d-79.88720743598003!3f259.53847730882694!4f-0.9919423680230466!5f0.7820865974627469
Body Content

The plaques on this memorial were originally on the East side of the Westinghouse Electric Company building, located at 286 Sanford Avenue,  Hamilton. The plaques were likely taken off the building when Westinghouse sold the property in the 80's (or earlier) and relocated to the Hamilton Cemetery.

Depicted on the First World War tablet are flags arrayed behind the Great Seal of Canada, maple leaves in the backgrounds for the years 1914 and 1918, torches on the top corners, Corinthian columns separating the panels, excerpts from John McCrae’s In Flanders Fields and Laurence Binyon’s For the Fallen, bas reliefs depicting Air Force, Army and Navy, and a beaver.

The Second World War Tablet has a Coat of Arms, maple leaves in the backgrounds for the years 1939 and 1945, world globes, two torches and bas reliefs depicting Air Force, Army and Navy.

City
Hamilton
Country
Canada
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
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