This memorial is dedicated to the veterans of the Royal Canadian Legion. It was erected by the Royal Canadian Legion Valleyfield Branch.
Valleyfield Veterans Memorial
VALLEYFIELD
LEGION
62
NOUS "NOUS SOUVIENDRONS D'EUX"
"WE WILL REMEMBER THEM"
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LEGION
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NOUS "NOUS SOUVIENDRONS D'EUX"
"WE WILL REMEMBER THEM"
This memorial is dedicated to the veterans of the Royal Canadian Legion. It was erected by the Royal Canadian Legion Valleyfield Branch.
DEDICATED BY THE EMPLOYEES OF
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
IN MEMORY OF
GEORGE D. PETTES
WHO GAVE HIS LIFE
IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
1939 — 1945
This plaque was dedicated by Huntingdon employees of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada in honour of their comrade who gave his life in the Second World War. It is not known where the plaque is located now.
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OCTOBER 26TH, 1813. HERE THE ARMY INVADING LOWER CANADA AND THE MARCHING ON MONTREAL WAS REPULSED AND ROUTED BY THE MILITIA OF THE PROVINCE.
ERECTED BY THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT, 1895
26 OCTOBRE 1813. CE LIEU A VU L'ARMÉE D'INVASION MARCHANT SUR MONTRÉAL, REPOUSÉE ET MISE EN DÉROUTE PAR LA MILICE DU BAS-CANADA
ERIGÉ PAR LE PARLEMENT CANADIEN, 1895
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BATAILLE DE CHÂTEAUGUAY
ICI LE 26 OCTOBRE 1813, LE LIEUTENANT COLONEL CHARLES-MICHEL DE SALABERRY AVEC QUELQUES CENT SOLDATS CANADIENS ET UNE PETITE TROUPE DE SAUVAGES SE COUVRIRENT DE GLOIRE IMMORTELLE EN REPOUSSANT VICTORIEUSEMENT L'ATTAQUE D'UNE NOMBREUSE ARMÉE AMÉRICAINE QUI TENTAIT D'ENVAHIR LA PROVINCE.
HERE, ON THE OCTOBER 26TH, 1813, LIEUT. COLONEL CHARLES MICHEL DE SALABERRY WITH A FEW HUNDRED CANADIAN SOLDIERS AND A LITTLE BAND OF INDIANS WAS IMMORTEL FAME BY SUCCESSFULLY REPELLING THE ATTACK OF A LARGE AMERICAN ARMY WHICH ATTEMPTED THE INVASION OF THE PROVINCE.
ERIGÉE 1929.
The Battle of Chateauguay Memorial was erected by the Government of Canada in 1895.
On Tuesday, 26 October 1813, between 10:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M., a force of some 1,000 Canadian regulars and militia under British command occupied defensive positions near and in the present village of Allan's Corners, Quebec. They succeeded in repulsing an attack by an American army of over 4,000 men, thus halting the American force's descent of the Chateauguay River to the St. Lawrence, and thwarting a planned junction with another army descending the St. Lawrence toward Montreal. The engagement has come to be known as the Battle of Chateauguay. The old plaque erected by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada has been removed and replaced by a new one installed at the Battle of the Chateauguay Interpretation Centre.
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IN MEMORIAM
TO THOSE OF HOWICK DISTRICT WHO SERVED FOUGHT AND DIED FOR FREEDOM
DE CEUX DE DISTRICT DE HOWICK QUI ONT SERVI COMBATTU ET SONT MORTS POUR LA LIBERTÉ
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945 1950 - 1953
This memorial is dedicated to the citizens of Howick district who served and those who died during the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.
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IN MEMORIAM
1914-1918
ASHTON, ALBERT SIMPSON C.A.
GOODFELLOW, HENRY G.C.M.R.
KILGOUR, G. ROWLAND P.P.C.L.I.
SMITH, GEORGE C.M.R.
1939-1945
BARRETTE, PAUL R.C.E.
COURTE, J.J. LOUIS R.C.A.F.
FAUBERT, ROGER R.C.A.
HUNTER, CECIL GLENN R.C.R.
LABARRE, ARMAND C.I.C.
LABERGE, RENÉ R.C.E.
LEDUC, CLAUDE H. R.C.A.F.
MERCIER, JACQUES R.C.A.F.
This stele is dedicated to the memory of the citizens of Beauharnois who died during the First and Second World Wars.
[front/devant]
IN MEMORIAM
LEST WE FORGET
1914-1918
1939-1945
N'OUBLIONS JAMAIS
1950-1953
This stele is dedicated to the Hemmingford braves who died in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.
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PIE IX. HOMMAGE À LA PAPAUTÉ ET AUX ZOUAVES. VIDEO UT FACIAM. MISERICORDIA ET VERITAS.
ZOUAVES PONTIFICAUX CANADIENS. COMPANIE 27. SALABERRY DE VALLEYFIELD
[rear/arrière]
ÉRIGÉ À L'OCCASION DU 25 ÈME ANNIVERSAIRE DE LA COMPAGNIE 27. 1931-1956
VÉTÉRANS DU DIOCÈSE:
ALLARD T.
BÉLANGER, M.
BRANCHAUD, E.
CLOUTLEE, C.
BRUNET, L.
COSSETTE, O.
D'AURAY, F.
DESROCHERS, H.
FORTIER, A.
COLLIN, C.
FORGET, J.J.
FORTIER, H.
GAGNÉ, A.
GAGNÉ, FR.-X.
MALLETTE, A.
LEGRIS, J.
LUSSIER, P.E.
PROVOST, A.
SAUVÉ, J.
SOUVIGNY, L.S.
TAILLEFER, J.
PÉPIN, E.
CHARITAS VERITAS OMNIA IN OMNIBUS CHRISTUS.
This memorial, erected in 1956 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the 27th company, Canadian pontifical Zouaves, pays tribute to the papacy and to the Zouaves. In 1868, Canadian pontifical Zouaves formed seven detachments with more than 500 young men to protect Pope Pius IX's territory. Many came from the south of Montreal.
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1914-1918
BOUGIE, BENOÎT
BROISSOIT, DOMINA
CLÉMENT, ROMÉO
CORCORAN, LAWRENCE
DEWHURST, L.
GARIÉPY, MÉDARD
GIROUX, PHILIAS
HARPER, WESLEY
HARTLEY, HERBERT
JARRETT, ROBERT
LABERGE, ALFRED
LACROIX, HERMAS
LAMB, WILLIAM
LEDUC, GEORGES
LÉGER, JULES
LONGTIN, ALMÉ
MANNING, PETER
MARRIOTTE, FRED
MCKENZIE, SAMUEL
MONETTE, MÉDARD
MONTPETIT, DONAT
MURTIMER, HAROLD
PUTRESSE, WILLIAM
ROBINAULT, EDMONT
ROY, EMILE
ROY, OLIVA
SULLIVAN, ALF
TESSIER, ARTHUR
TESSIER, ROSARIO
THOMPSON, SIDNEY
WHITING, JACK
WRIGHT, JOHN
1950-1953
EARNESS KINROSS
GLORIA EST PRO PATRIA MORI
1939-1945
BILETTE, BRUNO
CARDINAL, ROMA
DANDURAND, MARCEL
DENT, THOMAS
DUMONT, ROSARIO
LACROIX, RENÉ
LECLERC, EDGAR
LEDUC, HARMEL
MAKER, GLEN
MALOIN, MAURICE
MARTIN, LÉO
MENZIES, BLAIR
PACKWOOD, PAMPHILE
PILON, GERMAIN
PLANTE, HERVÉ
QUESNEL, RENÉ
SMITH, DONALD
SUGDEM, ALBERT
SULLIVAN, ROBERT
SUMSTRUM, WILFRID
WILLIAMS, HARRY
WISITART, RAYMOND
[rear/arrière]
VÉTÉRANS / DIED SINCE - 1918 - DÉCÉDÉS DEPUIS
BEAUCHAMPS, AUG.
BOLDUC, JOSEPH
CARDINAL, E.M.
CORBEIL, AVILA
DUPONT, ADÉLARD
HARPER, CORDY
HECAN, MAURICE
JONES, HENRY
JORON, IVAN
LACROIX, ARCADE
LABRECQUE, JOS
LEDUC, EMILIEN
LEDUC, MOÏSE
MARSDEM, ALB.
MONETTE, OSCAR
ROY, DAVILDA
ROY, EMILE
ROY, OVILA
SAUNDER, THOM.
BROISSOIT, ONEZ
MARCEAU, ALB.
This memorial is dedicated to those from the community who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. It was erected by the community. Remembrance Day ceremonies are held at this memorial yearly to honour those who fought and died for justice and liberty.
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À LA GLOIRE DU COLONEL CHARLES-MICHEL DE SALABERRY
[rear/arrière]
FORCE À SUPERBE, MERCI À FOIBLE.
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ÉRIGÉ EN 1964 PAR LA SOCIÉTÉ SAINT-JEAN-BAPTISTE DU DIOCÈSE DE VALLEYFIELD.
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À LA MÉMOIRE DES PIONNIERS-MILICIENS DE CETTE RÉGION, À L'IMMORTELLE VICTOIRE DE LA RIVIÈRE CHÂTEAUGUAY, 26 OCTOBRE 1813.
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Colonel Charles-Michel d'Irumberry de Salaberry
Né à Beauport le 19 novembre 1778 et décédé à Chambly le 27 février 1829
Militaire de carrière, il fut surtout considéré toute sa vie comme un "Homme d'honneur et de justice".
Il s'illustre tout spécialement lors de la Bataille de Châteauguay à Allan's Corner en 1813 en repoussant les Américains qui tentaient d'envahir Montréal.
Le toponyme Salaberry-de-Valleyfield est un merveilleux compromis cherchant à atténuer la dualité entre francophones et anglophones. En effet, en choisissant "Salaberry", nous rendions hommage à un héros national s'étant illustré chez nous. En ajoutant "Valleyfield" à cette désignation, nous honorions du même coup l'une de nos premières entreprises la "Valleyfield Paper Mill".
Novembre 1996
La réalisation et la relocalisation de cette statue en ces lieux, ont été rendues possibles grâce à la généreuse contribution de la Caisse populaie Ste-Cécile-de-Salaberry, la Société St-Jean-Baptiste du diocèse de Valleyfield et la ville de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
Novembre 1996
This memorial, originally erected in 1964 par la Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste of the Valleyfield diocese and relocated in 1996, commemorates the victory of colonel Charles-Michel d'Irumberry de Salaberry at the Battle of Châteauguay in 1813. The Salaberry-de-Valleyfield toponymy is a great compromise to the French-English duality.
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1914-1918
IN MEMORY OF OUR HEROES WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THE WORLD'S WAR
PTE FRED C. STEWART, KILLED IN ACTION VIMY RIDGE APRIL 9, 1917
PTE NESBITT W. STEVENSON, DIED OF WOUNDS CAMIERS OCTOBER 1ST, 1918
PTE BERNARD HENEY, KILLED IN ACTION REGINA TRENCH OCTOBER 22, 1916
PTE JOHN S. MONEYPENNY, KILLED IN ACTION ARRAS NOVEMBER 16, 1917
ERECTED IN 1920 BY THE TOWNSHIP OF HAVELOCK
This memorial, erected in 1920 by the township of Havelock, is dedicated to the citizens who fought and died during the First World War.