Other

City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-018
Type
Address
1 Devonshire Place
Location
Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto (Trinity College location)
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646462, -79.3970116
Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto.
Caption
East House First World War Plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
!4v1649856797280!6m8!1m7!1sNs35uln9KXZ0Kw7dSHlj8g!2m2!1d43.66464623087984!2d-79.39701159083917!3f69.43757061735032!4f0.055575150407804585!5f0.7820865974627469
Body Content

This plaque is one of numerous memorials erected on the University of Toronto campus in the aftermath of the Great War (later called the First World War). It commemorates the men of East House who gave their lives in that conflict. It was erected by the fellow members. The place where the plaque hangs was, at that time, an exterior wall of East House.

East House was a residence for men of various U of T faculties. Along with neighbouring North House and South House, the buildings were originally called the Devonshire residences. During the First World War, the buildings were utilized by the Royal Flying Corps. During the Second World War, the buildings were used as an evacuation centre for children from England, and then as a training centre for the air force. In the mid-1950’s,  a new level of governance came into being to oversee the three residences and the name of “Devonshire House” was officially adopted.

The residences were closed in 1997, and as part of an architectural renovation completed in 2000, the buildings were brought together under one roof into a new complex for the Munk Centre for International Studies, subsequently named the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy. The plaque, formerly exterior, is now an interior plaque. It hangs behind the John W. Graham Library, facing a hallway of the Munk School.

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Plaque - brass
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5772
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-017
Type
Address
1 Devonshire Place
Location
Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto (Trinity College location)
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646462, -79.3970116
Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto.
Caption
South House First World War Plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
!4v1649856797280!6m8!1m7!1sNs35uln9KXZ0Kw7dSHlj8g!2m2!1d43.66464623087984!2d-79.39701159083917!3f69.43757061735032!4f0.055575150407804585!5f0.7820865974627469
Body Content

This plaque is one of numerous memorials erected on the University of Toronto campus in the aftermath of the Great War (later called the First World War). It commemorates the men of South House who gave their lives in that conflict. The manufacturer’s stamp in fine lettering on the bottom rim reads: CANADIAN WM. A. ROGERS LIMITED SOLID BRONZE. The place where the plaque hangs was, at that time, an exterior wall of South House.

South House was a residence for men of various University of Toronto faculties. Along with neighbouring North House and East House, the buildings were originally called the Devonshire residences. During the First World War, the buildings were utilized by the Royal Flying Corps. During the Second World War, the buildings were used as an evacuation centre for children from England, and then as a training centre for the air force. In the mid-1950’s,  a new level of governance came into being to oversee the three residences and the name of “Devonshire House” was officially adopted.

The residences were closed in 1997, and as part of an architectural renovation completed in 2000, the buildings were brought together under one roof into a new complex for the Munk Centre for International Studies, subsequently named the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy. The plaque, formerly exterior, is now an interior plaque.

Professor Edward Joseph Kylie, the first person listed on the plaque, is also commemorated in a stained glass window at Hart House.

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5771
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-016
Type
Address
1 Devonshire Place
Location
Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto (Trinity College location)
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646462, -79.3970116
Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto.
Caption
North House First World War Plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
!4v1649856797280!6m8!1m7!1sNs35uln9KXZ0Kw7dSHlj8g!2m2!1d43.66464623087984!2d-79.39701159083917!3f69.43757061735032!4f0.055575150407804585!5f0.7820865974627469
Body Content

This plaque is one of numerous memorials erected on the University of Toronto campus in the aftermath of the Great War (later called the First World War). It commemorates the men of North House who fell in that conflict. The manufacturer’s stamp in fine lettering on the bottom rim reads: CANADIAN WM. A. ROGERS LIMITED SOLID BRONZE. The place where the plaque hangs was, at that time, an exterior wall of North House.

North House was a residence for men of various University of Toronto faculties. Along with neighbouring South House and East House, the buildings were originally called the Devonshire residences. During the First World War, the buildings were utilized by the Royal Flying Corps. During the Second World War, the buildings were used as an evacuation center for children from England, and then as a training center for the Air Force. In the mid-1950’s,  a new level of governance came into being to oversee the three residences and the name of “Devonshire House” was officially adopted.

The residences were closed in 1997, and as part of an architectural renovation completed in 2000, the buildings were brought together under one roof into a new complex for the Munk Centre for International Studies, subsequently named the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy. The plaque, formerly exterior, is now an interior plaque.

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5770
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-015
Type
Address
6 Hoskin Avenue
Location
Trinity College Chapel narthex, Trinity College in the University of Toronto
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646703, -79.3956701
Inscription

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN MEMORY OF
JOHN HATELY, M.A.
GUNNER 14TH BTY C.F.A. LATE OF THE 27TH BTY
WHO GAVE HIS LIFE IN THE DISCHARGE OF A
DANGEROUS DUTY VOLUNTARILY UNDERTAKEN
IN THE LENS SECTOR AT OR NEAR HILL 70
AUGUST 21, 1917
AGED 27 YEARS

"THE SOULS OF THE RIGHTEOUS ARE IN THE HAND OF GOD"

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED
BY HIS FELLOW-STUDENTS OF THE YEAR ’13.

Image
Photo Credit
Mana Sadeghipour, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto
Caption
plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
!4v1623162615350!6m8!1m7!1sc4xlDzUUfJQZrmjNiLO3ow!2m2!1d43.66466790627839!2d-79.39567771261915!3f335.2255403756285!4f10.397325285421545!5f0.7820865974627469
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to John Hately, M.A. who was killed in the First World War. It was erected by his fellow students of the year 1913.

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5769
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-014
Type
Address
6 Hoskin Avenue
Location
Trinity College Chapel narthex, Trinity College in the University of Toronto
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646567, -79.3957295
Inscription

UBIQUE
QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN MEMORY OF
MAJOR CHARLES JONES,
LATE OF HER MAJESTYS ROYAL ARTILLERY
SON OF THE LATE MR. JUSTICE JONES.
BORN AT TORONTO 13TH MAY, 1840.
DIED AT CONSTANTINE ALGERIA 7TH MARCH, 1896.
BURIED AT ALGIERS.
HE WAS EDUCATED AT UPPER CANADA COLLEGE AND
OBTAINED THE WELLINGTON SCHOLARSHIP AT
TRINITY COLLEGE A.D. 1858.
DURING HIS SERVICE IN THE ARTILLERY HE HELD SEVERAL
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS ESPECIALLY AT THE
WOOLWICH ARSENAL.
“WHATSOEVER THY HAND FINDETH TO DO – DO IT
WITH THY MIGHT” WAS ONE OF HIS FAVORITE TEXTS
WHICH WITH “GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST AND PEACE
GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN” WERE ALMOST HIS LAST WORDS.
THIS TABLET IS ERECTED
BY HIS WIDOW AND CHILDREN
AND IN MEMORY OF HIS ELDER SON
CHARLES EDWARD COURSOLLES JONES
CAPTAIN ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT.
BORN OCT. 5TH 1878.
KILLED IN ACTION JULY 4TH 1916.
NEAR LA BOISSELLE, BATTLE OF THE SOMME, FRANCE.
“HONOUR THE DUTIFUL”



Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto.
Caption
plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
!4v1623162793365!6m8!1m7!1sSuBIwvXMB4FVp2rbxvAZKw!2m2!1d43.66465436134483!2d-79.39573696784329!3f7.324370930851835!4f2.9408549394209444!5f0.7820865974627469
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to Major Charles Jones who served in the Royal Artillery and his son Charles Edward Courselles Jones who was killed in the First World War. It was erected by the Major Charles Jones' wife and children.

The plaque originally hung in the chapel of the now demolished Trinity College on Queen Street West. It was removed when the College moved to Hoskin Avenue in 1925 and installed in the new chapel in 1955. 

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5768
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-013
Type
Address
6 Hoskin Avenue
Location
Trinity College Chapel narthex, Trinity College in the University of Toronto
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646703, -79.3956701
Inscription

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN MEMORY OF
ROBERT ALEXANDER RANKINE CAMPBELL
HENRY STUART HAYES
GORDON McMICHAEL MATHESON
REGINALD PRINSEP WILKINS
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918.

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY THEIR
CLASSMATES OF ’14 TO KEEP THEIR
NAMES IN PERPETUAL REMEMBRANCE
WITHIN THE WALLS OF THEIR COLLEGE

Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto
Caption
plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
!4v1623162984605!6m8!1m7!1sSuBIwvXMB4FVp2rbxvAZKw!2m2!1d43.66465436134483!2d-79.39573696784329!3f338.2600947895762!4f6.835168974291193!5f0.7820865974627469
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to four Trinity College students of 1914 who died in the First World War. It was erected by their classmates. This plaque was moved from the previous chapel and is now located in the narthex of the chapel.

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5767
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-012
Type
Address
6 Hoskin Avenue
Location
Trinity College Chapel narthex, Trinity College in the University of Toronto
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646703, -79.3956701
Inscription

Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee the crown of life.

PAUL BROOKS CLARKE
Class of 1918 Trinity College
Lieut. 124th Canadian Pioneers
Killed in Action near Zonnebeke
October 28th 1917
Aged 21 years

"Met' Agona Stephanos"

Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto
Caption
plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
!4v1623163217976!6m8!1m7!1sc4xlDzUUfJQZrmjNiLO3ow!2m2!1d43.66466790627839!2d-79.39567771261915!3f331.58361910911435!4f6.745151086176676!5f0.7820865974627469
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to Paul Brooks Clarke who died during his service in the First World War.

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Bronze plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5766
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-011
Type
Address
6 Hoskin Avenue
Location
Hallway outside Trinity College Chapel narthex, Trinity College in the University of Toronto
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646703, -79.3956701
Inscription

Note: great care was made for accuracy but there may be some errors in the transcription of the calligraphy./Remarque : Un grand soin a été apporté à l’exactitude, mais il peut y avoir quelques erreurs dans la transcription de la calligraphie.

[middle panel/panneau central]
(Trinity College crest with Roman numerals:) MDCCCLI
MEN AND WOMEN OF
TRINITY COLLEGE ON
ACTIVE SERVICE

Met'Agona Stephanos

  • (column 1/colonne 1)
  • ’13 Orde, R. J.
  • * ’30 Smith, G. L. M.
  • * ’34 Skey, L. W.
  • ◊ ’34 Gibson, J. H.
  • ’35 Blagrave, R. D. P.
  • ’38 Bruce, D. I. W.
  • ’43 Leitch, J. D.
  • ’20 Charters, H. P.
  • * ’18 Harris, W. E.
  • ’21 Melville, R.
  • ’33 Graham, J. W.
  • * ’39 Bennett, P. W.
  • † ’40 Clarke, J. F.
  • ’21 Gossage, C. D.
  • * ’37 Parker, H. H. A.
  • ’42 Renison, G. E. B.
  • ’29 Summerhayes, D. T.
  • ’42 Ellis, W. H.
  • * ◊ ’25 Lazier, H. D. F. 
  • ◊ ’30 McLaren, R. E. 
  • ’34 Shambrook, W. G.
  • ’25 Ross, D. G.
  • † ’30 Sinclair, G. G.
  • ’26 Stone, C. G.
  • ’30 Strathy, C. M. A.
  • ’26 Gardiner, A.
  • ’37 Ruttan, G.D.
  • * ’34 Harris, R. B. D.
  • ’40 Osler, C. R.
  • ’32 Young, R. R.
  • ’31 Rapsey, H. A.
  • ’30 Farmer, T. W. D.
  • ’23 Roderick, J. H.
  • ’40 Lowndes, W. F.
  • ’39 Hay-Roe, K. K.
  • * ’40 Jennings, W. L. 
  • † ’38 Kerby, H. W.
  • ’23 Nanton, E. A.
  • ’33 Page, J. B.
  • ’17 Vernon, A. A. H.
  • ’39 Storey, W. H.
  • ’30 Little, C. H.
  • ’28 Manbert, R. R.
  • * ’28 Clarke, S. S.
  • ’35 Gilling, W. J.
  • ’30 Hovey, W. N.
  • ’02 Kidd, W. E.
  • ’39 Henderson, H. L.
  • ’40 Hill, F. E.
  • ’39 Southam, G. H.
  • ’21 Wallace, N. C.
  • ’28 Furlong, J.
  • ’29 Field, R. M.
  • ’20 Forneret, G. R.
  • ’25 Cayley, H. C.
  • ’30 Defries, J. G.
  • † ’37 Heighington, E. N.
  • ’31 Ostrom, L. G.
  • * ’30 Wilson, J. T.
  • ’24 Smith, F. A. M.
  • ’34 Southam, K. G.
  • † ’30 Auld, G. E.
  • ’13 Dykes, P. J.
  • ’35 Jarvis, L. E. M.
  • ’36 Crean, G. G.
  • ’37 Gibson, M. W.
  • † ’39 Baker, G. M.
  • * ’31 Balfour, St. C. 
  • ’38 Isard, J. F.
  • ’37 Joy, A. P. G.
  • ’36 Davis, W. E.
  • * ’34 Wodehouse, R. F.
  • ’32 Cranfield, H. V.
  • ’27 Province, W. J.
  • ’39 Grand, W. M.
  • ’39 Beverley, D. R.
  • † ’41 Ker, F. S.
  • † ’40 Strathy, G. H. K.
  • † ’38 Symons, D. B.
  • ’21 Snelgrove, O. H.
  • † ’32 Gordon, H. L.
  • * ’37 Kelly, F. W.
  • ’33 Leonard, D. W.
  • ’15 Machell, H. E.
  • * ’17 McClenaghan, V. S. 
  • ’37 Hamilton, J. H.
  • ’32 Lownsbrough, T. P.
  • ’32 Carter, J. L.
  • ’39 Hofmann, R. E.
  • ’33 Walsh, R. F.
  • * ’36 Broughall, W. H. 
  • ’41 Dunlop, E. A.
  • † ’35 Green, E. P. T.
  • ’40 McEachren, F. P.
  • † ’37 Emerson, H. R.
  • ’32 Edwards, G. A.
  •  
  • (column 2/colonne 2)
  • † ’34 McMullen, J. E. T.
  • ’42 Foster, H. D.
  • † ’40 Foster, J. A.
  • ’31 Malone, A. V.
  • ’27 Smith, W. F. R.
  • ’40 Knight, A. W.
  • ◊ ’42 Vipond, J. R.
  • ’40 Bruce, H. M.
  • ’40 Grass, W. H.
  • ’24 Kembar, A. K.
  • ∞ ’34 Lister, R. M.
  • * ’31 Gooderham, G. W.
  • ◊ ’38 Archer, E. L.
  • † ’40 Thompson, E. B.
  • * ’43 Dale, R. G.
  • ’38 Dilworth, R. N.
  • † ’40 Grange, E. A. M.
  • † ’39 Learmonth, A. O.
  • * ’40 Campbell, R.
  • * ’40 Foulds, P. S.
  • ’36 Fraser, E. D.
  • ’40 Mabee, O. B.
  • † ’39 Mills, M. S.
  • ’40 O’Grady, J. W. de C.
  • ’36 Osborne, J. D.
  • ’43 Sheppard, W. A. E.
  • ’41 Woods, J. R.
  • ’23 Weaver, E. L.
  • ’27 Brillinger, E.
  • ’35 Thorburn, A. S.
  • ’30 Ryan, H. R. S.
  • † ’36 Purkis, W. T.
  • ’39 Cassels, H.
  • ’37 James, A. M.
  • ’37 MacLachlan, G. M.
  • ’40 Whitelaw, A. B.
  • ’36 Powell, T. J.
  • ’29 Fox, F. B.
  • ’33 Lucas, G. S.
  • * ’30 Martin, H. A. R.
  • ’37 Fraser, C. L.
  • ’36 Adams, T. R. B.
  • † ’39 Snyder, P. E.
  • ’40 Bull, E. E.
  • ◊ ’39 Laidlaw, R. G. N.
  • † ’41 Rouleau, D. F. G.
  • * ’42 Snyder, J. C.
  • ’17 Plummer, J. O.
  • ’38 Hicks, A. R.
  • ’40 George, J.
  • ’40 Maynard, J. C.
  • ’39 Maclachlan, C. M.
  • ’40 Northgrave, G. A.
  • ’39 Powell, J. A.
  • † ’37 Ripley, R. C.
  • ’38 Venables, F. K.
  • ’36 Burchell, H. G.
  • * ’33 Brain, R. T. F.
  • ’28 Collins, V. B. J.
  • ’40 Currelly, R. T.
  • ’16 Beasley, T. A.
  • ’38 Carter, H. H.
  • ’35 Dinnick, J. S.
  • ’35 Morley, P. M.
  • ’35 Manning, G. W.
  • ◊ ’40 Webster, D. A.
  • ’33 Sweeny, G. R.
  • ’35 Butler, I. F.
  • ’42 Cook, J. M.
  • ’32 Wilson, R. F.
  • ’39 Hendy, R. I.
  • ’34 Cromarty, J. D. S.
  • ’29 Eward, H. K.
  • ’36 Kemp, J. A.
  • ’34 Reville, R. W.
  • ’34 Creswick, W. J. P.
  • ’20 de Pencier, T. F.
  • ’10 Stuart, C. J. S.
  • ’35 Farwell, A. W. G.
  • ’43 Orr, J. A.
  • † ’40 Templeton, R. K.
  • ’32 Mitchell, G. L.
  • ’27 Taylor, T. H.
  • ’11 Pinnington, E. F.
  • ’30 Murrell-Wright, G. O.
  • ’37 Depew, J. H. H.
  • ’37 Lash, Z. G. C.
  • ’31 M’Gonigle, A. C.
  • † ’40 Jamieson, S. W.
  • ’26 Ralfe, G. W.
  • ’20 Paull, F. H.
  • † ’43 Burns, E. R.
  • ’30 Seagram, N. O.
  • * ’39 Adams, W. H. 
  • ’37 Birmingham, W. H.
  • ’35 Woods, J. S.
  •  
  • (column 3/colonne 3)
  • ’28 Costigan, E. H.
  • ’16 Machell, G.
  • * ∞ ’41 Hamilton, C. N. 
  • * ’42 Baldwin, N. S.
  • † ’35 Petersen, R. B.
  • † ’42 McCarthy, W. F.
  • ’41 Evans, A. W.
  • ’41 Laidlaw, J. C.
  • * ∞ ’29 Dick, E. R.
  • ’42 Baxter, I. St. C.
  • ’35 Smith, S. R.
  • * ’29 Strathy, J. G. K.
  • ’24 de Lom, T. C. B.
  • ’31 Fair, J. C. S.
  • ’33 Mudge, R. M. L.
  • ’29 Sellers, A. H.
  • ’27 Lazier, J. E.
  • ’41 Tidy, C. F. S.
  • ’42 Strathy, S. T.
  • ’40 Bull, H. E. G.
  • * ’40 Turvey, D. L. G.
  • ’39 Griffith, A. H.
  • ’44 Clark, J. A. P.
  • ’43 MacEachern, I. A.
  • ’43 Copeland, A. H.
  • ’31 Cummings, W. A.
  • ’38 Botterell, H. E.
  • ’38 Gray, R. G.
  • ’41 Harkness, D. G.
  • ’41 Lazier, C. S.
  • ’42 Robertson, W. S.
  • ’41 Telfer, R. D.
  • ’36 Smith, W. G.
  • ’25 Bonnycastle, C. H.
  • ’35 Baillie, D. C.
  • ’42 Morley, L. W.
  • ’40 Hutcheson, R. B.
  • ’32 Finningley, E. F.
  • ’42 Stewart, J. F.
  • ’39 Allen, R. G.
  • ’44 Baker, C. F.
  • ’43 Crashley, J. D.
  • ’41 Young, J. M.
  • ’34 O’Flynn, J. H.
  • * ’31 Baldwin, W. K. W.
  • ’28 Sparling, J. G.
  • ’32 Little, A. R.
  • † ’42 Hutcheson, E. H.
  • ’30 Clough, C. J.
  • * ’41 Crosbie, A. H.
  • ’34 Greenwood, W. F.
  • † ’44 Carroll, J. M.
  • * ’42 Pyper, D. G.
  • ’38 Millyard, D. M.
  • ’26 Taylor, H. N.
  • ’28 Hadley, I. R.
  • † ’29 Cartwright, G. S.
  • ’38 Love, A. W.
  • ’37 Springborn, F. A.
  • ’40 Hussey, H. B.
  • ’41 Harris, R. S.
  • ’29 Phipps, N. E.
  • ’41 Hutt, M. C. D.
  • * ’39 Bond, J. C.
  • ’36 Kenney, J. L.
  • ’34 Cleveland, P. L.
  • ’42 Martin, J. H.
  • Staff Smith, R. E.
  • ’43 Baldwin, R. W.
  • ’43 Dawson, C. G. S.
  • ’40 Simpson, N. J. M.
  • ’40 Lang, D. A.
  • ’43 Trimble, W. B. S.
  • ’41 Charles, P. R. L.
  • ’43 Plumb, D. W.
  • ’43 Cayley, E. C.
  • ’40 Brown, G. C.
  • ’22 Preston, A. V.
  • ’41 Alley, P. A. G.
  • ’23 M’Gonigle, R. H.
  • ’32 Pepall, R. Le R.
  • ’42 Berlis, D. A.
  • ’41 Day, R. A.
  • ’29 McPherson, J. M.
  • † ’43 Lundberg, T. T.
  • ’40 Sivell, A. I.
  • ’43 Millar, L. P.
  • ’38 Douglas, C. R.
  • ◊ ’39 Renwick, J. A.
  • † ’43 Stewart, W. D.
  • ’34 Hughes, S. H. S.
  • * ’37 Wodehouse, G. E.
  • ’31 Archer, A. S.
  • ’13 Lucas, J. F.
  • ’28 Branion, H. D.
  • ’33 Stiles, G. A.
  •  
  • (column 4/colonne 4)
  • ’42 Eades, R. A.
  • ’43 Tyrrell, G. R.
  • ’43 Armstrong, H. J.
  • Staff Walter, F. H.
  • * ’41 Kilgour, A. R. 
  • ’35 McAdam, S. F.
  • ’39 Malcolm, G. R.
  • ’37 Sims, H. A.
  • ’32 Macdonald, E. C.
  • ’39 Ecclestone, T. D.
  • ’30 Baker, H. D.
  • ’39 Lalor, F. R.
  • * ’30 McConnell, A. S.
  • * ’32 Martin, H. A.
  • † ’41 Coleman, F. J. A.
  • ’43 Wright, S. F.
  • ’26 Jennings, W. B.
  • ’27 Davies, J. R.
  • ’44 Williams, B. B.
  • ’44 Nicholson, R. H. J.
  • ’44 Tippet, R. H.
  • ’32 Edison, J. G.
  • † ’43 Hyndman, T. F.
  • † ’37 Johnson, W. S.
  • ’32 Mussen, P. V.
  • ’38 Lawson, D. J.
  • ’32 Brook, W. G.
  • ’39 Parker, S. P.
  • ’33 Rea, F. T.
  • * ’43 Viets, J. C. 
  • ’39 Davis, I.
  • ’40 Galbraith, J. C.
  • ’36 Abraham, J. M.
  • ’15 Spragge, G. W.
  • ’43 Taylor, T. C.
  • ’41 Partridge, D. G.
  • ’41 Galloway, R. J.
  • ’42 McMichael, A. A.
  • † ’39 Owen, D. D.
  • ’27 Stump, R. W.
  • ’38 Neelands, D. G.
  • ’40 Clifford, E. A. H.
  • ∞ ’33 Carter, F. E.
  • ∞ ’36 Barrow, V. K.
  • ∞ ’43 Bristol, D. E. J.
  • ’44 Reid, L. B.
  • ’39 Chisholm, E. O.
  • † ’44 Keely, H. D. 
  • ’44 Mulock, W. J.
  • * ’44 Stewart, W. A. R.
  • ∞ ’41 Meredith, M. O.
  • ’39 Hart, J. S.
  • ’44 Frewer, P. G.
  • ’44 Skuce, K.
  • ’45 Campbell, G. D.
  • ’39 Carruthers, W. R.
  • ’32 Graham, G. E.
  • ’42 Thorpe, K. G. B.
  • † ’44 Jackson, J. D.
  • ’44 Shirriff, W. D.
  • ’45 Shaver, D. A.
  • ’26 Floyd, T. H.
  • ’42 Belyea, R. M.
  • ’45 Tate, C. I. P.
  • ’32 Welch, H. W.
  • * ’43 Clarkson, J. M. E.
  • ’40 Sparkhall, W. G.
  • ’43 Hackett, W. D. B.
  • ’39 Richardson, H. E.
  • ’45 Armour, P. G. D.
  • ◊ ’43 Douglas, J. I.
  • ’42 Andrews, L. E.
  • ’29 Appleyard, H. F. G.
  • ’45 MacMillan, R. A.
  • ’17 Donaldson, W. D. E.
  • † ’45 Sedgwick, R. F.
  • ’45 Sainsbury, A. van R.
  • ’43 Gaby, R. Mac B.
  • ’41 Wilson, C. L.
  • ’44 Lofft, W. A.
  • ’42 Omand, D. N.
  • ’43 Bell, N. B.
  • ’41 Morgan, B. R.
  • ’45 Heathcote, A. P.
  • ’42 McVitty, E. H.
  • ∞ ’33 Moore, A. M.
  • ’43 Phillips, J. C. A.
  • ∞ ’39 Page, R. F.
  • ’45 Brunton, M. L.
  • † ’44 Snively, D. S.
  • ’43 Dennys, A. J. R.
  • ’43 Best, W. S.
  • ’42 Parke, G. H.
  • † ’43 Philp, D. M.
  • ’43 McCabe, R. W.
  • ’38 Howitt, H. R.

 

  • (column 5/colonne 5)
  • ’42 Lindsey, G. R. G.
  • ’35 Jemmett, D. E. F.
  • ’44 Mendel, G. A.
  • ’31 Macdonald, G. W. K.
  • ’43 Davis, E. M.
  • † ’43 Henderson, J. R.
  • ’44 Robinson, J. B.
  • ’45 Cobban, W. A.
  • ’45 Chambers, J. H.
  • ’35 Macdonald, D. K. de B.
  • ’45 Clarkson, G. C.
  • ∞ ’36 Orton, L. E.
  • ∞ ’33 James, H. D.
  • ∞ ’37 Fraser, C. L.
  • † ’35 Archbold, G. T. A. S.
  • ’32 Archbold, H. S. C.
  • ’39 Curliss, A. T.
  • ’41 Gordon, W. F.
  • ’38 MacMillan, R. L.
  • ’44 Adams, A. J.
  • ’41 Stuart, J. E. D.
  • ’41-42 Wareham, G. W. N.
  • ’40 Steiner, A. N.
  • ’40 Rowan, D.  Jr.
  • ’36 Burrows, R. G.
  • ’41 Harbinson, V. N.
  • ’31 Mervynne, R. D.
  • ∞ ’42 Parkin, M. L.
  • ’44 Jarvis, A. M.
  • ’43 Whitehead, P. B.
  • * ’42 Edmonds, W. B.
  • ’42 Rooke, F. E.
  • ’42 Garrett, J. C.
  • ’45 Wregg, A. I. S.
  • ’33 Wilson, F. P.
  • ’45 Snelgrove, J. A.
  • ’39 Ambrose, P. J.
  • ’45 Beeman, J. H.
  • ’43 Henderson, L. G.
  • ’34 Macdonald, W. B.
  • ’39 Martin, E. D. K.
  • ’38 Beverley, M. O.
  • ’22 Gault, T. S.
  • * ’23 Jackson, H. M.
  • ’45 Gibson, C. D.
  • ’41 Lancaster, J. E. P.
  • ’40 Lucas, G. T.
  • ’32 Rea, D. K.
  • * ’29 Burns, C. F. W.
  • ’35 Tilley, A. R.
  • ’39 Smith, W. W. M.
  • ’30 Stubbings, W. K.
  • ’43 Todd, I. P.
  • ’26 Waugh, W. H.
  • * ’32 Lowe, G. K.
  • ’37 Welch, E. A.
  • ’38 Atkinson, W. E. D.
  • ’16 Baker, C. E.
  • * ’32 Seaborn, R. L.
  • ’43 Blaker, P. A. R.
  • ’43 Klein, E.
  • ’43 Whittingham, J. A.
  • ’40 Brown, W. E. K.
  • ’40 Sellers, H. F.
  • ’31 Perdue, R. K.
  • ’44 Burden, B. C.
  • ’45 Lewis, W. J. D.
  • ’37 Stratton, G. W.
  • ’43 Mullins, S. G.
  • ’44 Lougheed, J. C.
  • ∞ ’41 Annesley, H. R.
  • ’39 Stephen J. S.
  • ’05 Coulter, H. S.
  • ’42 Grieve, J. D.
  • ’43 McCormick, W. F.
  • ’38 Campbell, K.
  • ’36 McCatty, C. A. M.
  • † ’36 McCatty, W. A.
  • ’42 Code, R. G.
  • ’44 Ker, D. I.
  • ’36 Conway, C. A.
  • ’39 MacDonald, R. B.
  • ’42 Gausby, W. E.
  • ’45 Harris, R. E.
  • ’41 Aboud, H. L.
  • * ’42 Goodman, F. C.
  • ’43 Halder, W. E.
  • ’27 McCullagh, D. G.
  • ’44 Welsman, G. G.
  • ’38 Allen, J. S.
  • ’45 Gibson, R. E.
  • ’38 Harvie, C. A. N.
  • ’43 Harvie, J. N.
  • ’45 Waylett, W. L.
  • ’36 Ambrose, S. H.
  • ’45 Falconer, D. W.
  • (column 6/colonne 6)
  • ’39 Hodgins, A. F. W.
  • ’40 McDonagh, G. R.
  • ’43 Watson, D. G.
  • ’45 Baldwin, J. R.
  • ∞ ’42 Duncan, A. M. W.
  • ’36 Sweeny, C. H.
  • ’40 McIntyre, G. L.
  • ’43 Hodgins, E. H.
  • ’39 Belyea, E. S. W.
  • ’42 Dawson, D. K. F.
  • ’40 Stockwell, R. J.
  • * † ’34 Holmested, D. S.
  • ’43 Hooper, T. H.
  • ’33 Stewart, J. L.
  • ∞ ’42 Bertram, M. W.
  • ’31 Damm, J. O.
  • ’43 Howard, P. B.
  • ’36 Morgan, L. H.
  • † ’45 Stephen, G. K.
  • ’06 Clarke, W. A.
  • ’38 Currelly, J. C. N.
  • ’41 Southee, G. A.
  • ’36 Ongley, F. G.
  • ’22 Ketchum, H. F.
  • ’44 Coyle, G. W.
  • ’43 Smith, T. H.
  • ’34 Kirk, C. B. K.
  • ’40 Seagram, C. J.
  • ’38 Corbett, P. D.
  • ’44 Livingston, W. R.
  • ’39 McAdam, R. J.
  • ’43 Roadhouse, R. C.
  • ’40 Love, G. H.
  • ◊ ’38 Reid, W. B.
  • ’44 Pearce, R. C.
  • ∞ ’45 Archer, I. M.
  • ’39 Fee, G. B.
  • ’35 Clarke, D. R. L.
  • ’43 Walker, J. R.
  • ’43 Lowe, J. F.
  • ∞ ’15 Baxter, M. St. C.
  • ’36 Gray, C. A. C.
  • ∞ ’36 Vallance, M. A.
  • ’20 Lowe, P.
  • ’23 Philip, J. A.
  • ’46 Beatty, J. N.
  • ’38 Hewson, W. H.
  • ’41 Linton, R. E.
  • † ’40 Sturgeon, R. R.
  • ’37 McCordick, J. A.
  • ’40 Reed, G. W.
  • ’36 Belton, J. H.
  • ’26 Ives, L. M.
  • ’45 Steele, J. L.
  • ∞ ’38 Mecredy, J. G.
  • ’36 Owen, D. R. G.
  • ∞ ’35 Rose, M. E.
  • ’36 Armour, W. E.
  • ’37 Rogers, W. S.
  • ’36 Biggs, S. C.
  • ’30 Easson, E. B.
  • ’30 Bilbrough, W. H.
  • ∞ ’39 McGillicuddy, L. E.
  • ’42 Boxer, D. E.
  • ’46 Campbell, J. R.
  • ’37 Campbell, F. W. D.
  • ’44 Meech, R. C.
  • ’46 Breithaupt, D. L.
  • ’33 Earle, C. W.
  • ’45 Moore, G. H. F.
  • ’39 Robinson, D. G. B.
  • ’40 Brown, J. M.
  • ’34 Dufresne, P. A.
  • ’34 Lawson, G.
  • ∞ ’39 Munroe, M. I. L.
  • ’37 Buck, F. H.
  • ’41 Clarke, J. D. W.
  • ’44 Lambert, E. H. N.
  • ’38 Kirkwood, G. M.
  • ∞ ’37 Crew, M. E.
  • ∞ ’38 Robertson, M. K.
  • † ’45 Cunningham, J. H.
  • † ’36 Stewart, R. I. O.
  • ’38 Cox, G. E.
  • ’39 Maybee, J. R.
  • ’33 Crake, J. E. A.
  • ∞ ’38 Pepall, E. I.
  • ’32 Agnew, H. W.
  • ∞ ’29 Eames, M. A.
  • ’28 Evans, C. C.
  • ’37 Osler, J. H.
  • ’36 Bell, T. J.
  • ’43 Mess, J. O.
  • ’41 Christie, P. R. 
  • † ’43 Farrell, D. J.
  • ’41 Ferguson, R. B.

† Fallen     * Decorated      ◊ Prisoner-of-war      ∞ Woman

[left panel/panneau gauche]

  • ∞ ’39 Harrison, M. G.
  • ’38 Leaman, C. F.
  • ’34 Hamilton, C. F. H.
  • ’36 Millyard, W. J.
  • † ’45 Smart, J. M. G.
  • ’42 Thompson, A. S.
  • ∞ ’45 Beverley, M. E. W.
  • ’35 Smart, W. L.
  • ’30 Walls, W. F. 
  • ’46 Smith, P. B.
  • ’36 Bosley, M. A. W.
  • ∞ ’40 Hilborn, M. M. E.
  • ’45 Scott, H. A. D.
  • ’36 McKitrick, A. M.
  • ’45 Smythe, J. M.
  • ’44 Cotton, T. D. W.
  • ’46 Davies, R. A.
  • ’28 Lasher, G. A.
  • ’29 Erb, J. W. C.
  • ’32 Hunt, W. F.
  • ’40 Barrett, W. W.
  • ’35 Birrell, J. D.
  • ’35 Johnson, G. H.
  • ’38 Bingham, H. V.
  • ’45 Aird, J. B.
  • ∞ ’40 Hunter, F. E.
  • ’43 Riley, J. H. C.
  • ∞ ’40 Ardagh, K. I.
  • ’24 Irwin, R. P.
  • ∞ ’38 Rusted, W.
  • ’36 Berwick, R. A. D.
  • ’43 Jackson, A. L.
  • ’44 Sainsbury, G. van R.
  • ’40 Boeckh, J. S.
  • ’45 Jackson, R. A.
  • ’33 Scott, G. R. G.
  • ’33 Bull, H. H.
  • ’37 Keenleyside, P. M. C.
  • ∞ ’43 Sharpe, S. M.
  • * ’41 Cardy, A. G.
  • ’37 Kidd, W. H.
  • ’40 Shires, J. R.
  •  
  • ’42 Kilgour, H. W. D.
  • ’46 Smith, A. A. G.
  • ’44 Clarkson, M. B. E.
  • ’45 Kilgour, R. G.
  • ’43 Somerville, W. I. N. 
  • ’43 Coyle, F. R.
  • ’25 Kister, C. V.
  • ’46 Spence, R. G.
  • ’46 Crawford, R. P.
  • ’37 Lamb, M. M.
  • ’38 Stammers, G. A.
  • ’39 Cunningham, J. E.
  • ’44 Lind, D. F.
  • ’34 Stewart, E. M.
  • ’29 Davies, R. H.
  • ’37 Lytle, A. M.
  • ’33 Stewart, J. I.
  • ’33 Dewar, D. M.
  • ’36 McCormack, W. E.
  • ’44 Stinson, F. L. C.
  • ’26 Daly, F. A.
  • ’32 Mackenzie, H. S.
  • † ’37 Storey, J. M.
  • ’38 Findlay, D. P.
  • ∞ ’30 Mader, E. H.
  • ∞ ’42 Toles, C. B.
  • ∞ ’38 Fleming, S. A.
  • ’31 Malcomson, P. S. R.
  • ’36 Tucker, H. R.
  • ∞ ’44 Gairdner, M. A.
  • ’30 Marsh, F. D.
  • * ’44 Turner, P. H.
  • ’43 Gausby, D. S.
  • ’45 Mills, T. S.
  • ’31 Twamley, B. E.
  • ’46 Gordon, R. G.
  • ’24 Mitchell, D. R.
  • ’46 Vair, J. W.
  • ∞ ’41 Graham, B. C.
  • ’46 Mitchell, J. F.
  • ’39 Walker, W. D.
  • ’33 Graham, J. A.
  • ’39 Muir, E. J.
  • ∞ ’39 Watts, H. E.
  • ’45 Graham, R. L.
  • ’37 Nickel, D. H.
  • ’38 Whitby, E. R.
  • ’33 Guest, J. S.
  • ’45 Oakley, T. E.
  • ’11 Widdifield, C. R.
  • ’36 Gunn, J. A. V. T. M.
  • ∞ ’44 Park, M. J.
  • ’44 Wilson, M. T.
  • ’40 Hall, J. G.
  • ’34 Murrell-Wright, A. S.
  • ’32 Wilton, M. R.
  • ’37 Wyckoff, J. W.
  • ’45 Paul, J. W.
  • ’42 Hamilton, G. B.
  • ’40 Harvey, W. G.
  • ’38 Pearson, J. G. L.
  • ’43 Boddy, R. C. P.
  • ’39 Candy, D. C.
  • † ’39 Clerc, J. O.
  • ’46 Higgins, I. T. 
  • ’25 Pickens, P.
  • ’46 Copeland, D. L.
  • ’43 Howe, J. L.
  • ’43 Prinsep. H. M.
  • ’46 Corbett, D. C.
  • ’04 Spencer, C. R.
  • ’42 Cartwright, J. R. C.
  • ∞ ’45 Dymond, S. S.
  • * ’38 Chamberlain, W. R.
  • ’40 Easton, R. R.
  • ’30 Walters, J. A.
  • ’28 Cole, T. F.
  • ’38 Greenfield, W. G.
  • ’43 Vallance, J. M.
  • ’46 Greer, P. F. 
  • ’46 Cudlip, J. G.
  • ’46 Hatch, W. M.
  • ’38 Schieder, R. M.
  • ’45 Earp, A. J.
  • ’44 Hodgson, J. M.
  • ’31 Waddington, R. N.
  • ∞ ’45 Gordon, M. M. L.
  • ’45 Inglis, R. W. 
  • ’39 Buckley, W. B.
  • ’42 Rogers, W. F. B.
  • ’43 Grover, J. L.
  • ’45 Wood, A. M.
  • ’45 Hadwen, J. G.
  • ’46 Jackson, D. G.
  • ’45 Hogg, T. J.
  • ’34 Roberts, W. D.
  • ’44 Lamb, C. P.
  • ’45 Miller, J. O.
  • ’38 Jefferies, A. W.
  • ’46 Mullan, M. W.
  • ∞ ’40 Kirkwood, G.
  • ’41 Parsons, H. G. C.
  • ∞ ’41 Ballantyne, M.
  • ’45 McMullan, R. J. H.
  • ’38 Knox, N. D.
  • ∞ ’43 Reed, E. M.
  • ’45 Seaborn, J. B.
  • ’33 Peat, R. S.
  • ’46 Lawton, H. B.
  • ’45 Pringle, D. M.
  • ’43 Baillie, R. L. T.
  • ’46 Price, R. E.
  • ’40 Rogers, W. S.
  • ’35 MacLaren, A. F.
  • ∞ ’38 Seale, M. D.
  • ’40 McQuade, L.
  • ∞ ’46 Keens, M. J.
  • ’43 Smith, G. S. C.
  • ∞ ’38 Allison, A. J. 
  • ’35 Reid, E. A.
  • ∞ ’46 Cobban, J. 
  • ’45 Balfour, W. S.
  • ∞ ’46 Anderson, B. I.
  • ’45 Elliot, R. W.
  • ∞ ’41 Robertson, J. L. W. 
  • ’43 Gooderham, N. W.
  • ’46 Armstrong, G. V.
  • ’46 Gage, C. H.
  • ’38 Seed, J. A.
  • ’30 Kerr, A. W. H.
  • ’38 Baldwin, C. L.
  • ’42 Gibson, A. G.
  • ’36 Shaw, F. H. H.
  • ’44 Knight, S. A.
  • ∞ ’45 Belton, L. E.
  • ’28 Hutchinson, J. L.
  • ’42 Somers, R. J.
  • ’36 McCreary, W. J.
  • ’46 Belway, D. F.
  • ’40 Kilgour, R. C. Jr.
  • ’23 Sparling, Gordon
  • ∞ ’41 Smith, P. E.
  • ’37 Berlis, N. F. H.
  • ’47 Lambert, S. N.
  • ’37 Spence, J. A.
  •  
  • ’38 Bowlby, B. H. B.
  • ’37 Langstone, J. A. W.
  • ’41 Stewart, D. H. M.
  • ∞ ’41 Brent, R. A. L. 
  • ’44 McClelland, D. M.
  • ’10 Storms, T. H. D.
  • ’46 Brooke, J. W.
  • ’30 McCracken, W. M.
  • ’46 Thompson, W. H.
  • ’47 Brooks, D. A. S.
  • ’28 Mackenzie, A. L.
  • ’46 Turner, R. D.
  •  
  • ’46 Mackinnon, P. B. L.
  •  
  • † ’44 Clark, J. M.
  • ’46 Young, D. M.
  • † ’37 Clark, H. A. T.
  • † ’35 Brennan, R. J.
  • ’45 Clarke, J. C. M.
  • ∞ ’41 Moffat, M. I.
  • ’44 Calhoun, J. W.
  • ’43 Connacher, H. B. F.
  • † ’33 Northway, H. G.
  • ’39 Phillips, E. A.
  • ∞ ’43 Crosbie, M.
  • ’40 Parker, R. G. M.
  • ∞ ’43 Proctor, D. G.
  • ’34 Denison, J. C.
  • ’33 Parmenter, C. R.
  • ’46 Brooks, P. M.
  • ∞ ’37 Dignam, M. E.
  • ’46 Peterkin, S. T.
  • ’33 Douglas, R. D.
  • ’38 Pollock, J. D. M.
  • ’30 Ellis, G. L.
  • ’33 Maguire, H. A.
  • ’47 Scott, A. C.
  • ’38 Howson, J. D. L.
  •  
  • ’46 Jeffrey, G. T.
  • ’46 Bowers, D.
  • ’44 Jones, M. G.
  •  
  • ’40 Bowlby, R. A.
  •  
  • ’47 Russell, D. K.
  • ’38 Langmuir, A. W.
  • ’47 Sculthorpe, R. J. W.
  • ∞ ’33 Buchanan, M. L.
  • ’43 Large, C. F.
  • ’45 Sellers, A. F.
  • ’47 Cannon, C. J.
  • ∞ ’44 Lloyd, P. I.
  • ’32 Sinfield, E.
  • ∞ ’43 Conway, B. D.
  •  
  • ’25 Smedley, J. S.
  • ’47 Clarke, D. K.
  • ’47 MacDonald, I. T.
  • ’42 Steele, B. C.
  • ∞ ’35 Coleman, H. E.
  • ’48 McKay, R. S.
  • ’47 Stevenson, H. W.
  • ’12 Collip, J. B.
  • ’44 McKeown, G. S.
  • ’45 Stewart, R. E.
  • ’39 Dow, J. G.
  • ’33 McQuigge, D. E.
  • † ’36 Sutton, W. R. R.
  • ∞ ’38 Dow, M. A. H.

[right panel/panneau droit]

  • ’20 Martin, J. J.
  • ’41 Tiller, G. D.
  • * ’46 Dunsford, R. M.
  • ’41 Mayes, T. H. P.
  • ∞ ’47 Tobias, A.S.
  • ’37 Eaton, A.Y.
  • ’37 Parker, P. B.
  • ∞ ’47 Tobias, W. P.
  • ’36 Gardner, C. G.
  • ’27 Pringle, G. G. D.
  • ’42 Walker, A. E. H.
  • ’46 Halverson, H. K.
  • ’27 Wakelin, A. G.
  • ’41 White, W. E.
  • ’36 Wightman, K. J. R.
  • ’47 Wilford, W.A.
  • ’44 Wilgress, E. D.
  • ’45 Holford, W. D.
  • ∞ ’43 Worsley, B. H.
  • ∞ ’46 Armour, J. K.
  • ∞ ’22 Mason, A. C.
  • ’45 Baker, D. R.
  • ’48 Box, T. R. H.
  • † ∞ ’43 Britton, D. F.
  • ’47 Corley, R. F. F.
  • ∞ ’37 Emery, C.E.
  • ∞ ’46 Glynne -Jones, D.
  • ’39 McBryde, W.A.F. 
  • ∞ ’40 McMaster, E.J.
  • ’41 MacMillan, H.A.
  • ∞ ’47 McPherson, M. K.
  • ’46 Matthews, D.C.
  • ’48 Richardson, B.W.
  • ’39 Robinson, T.G.K.
  • ’38 Salmon, F.C.
  • ’46 Stock, E.H.
  • ’47 Taylor, C.
  • ’46 Wesson, E.W.
  • ’48 Whitten, J. B.
  • ’48 Beament, J. A.
  • ’45 Blaker, D. J. R.
  • ∞ ’37 Britton, A. D.   
  • ’46 Bryson, R. K.
  • ’35 Chandler, R. J.
  • ’43  Cronyn, J. B.
  • ’38 Cudmore, J. S.
  • ’40 Davies, R. W.
  • ’47 Doyle, R. B.
  • ’32 Ellisson, J. L.
  • ’46 Farley, T. S.
  • ’42 Fraser, D.
  • ’38 Haughton, R. E. B.
  • ’46 Hickman, J. D.
  • ’48 Klaehn, J. O.
  • ’06 Lee, J. G.
  • † ’32 MacLoghlin, E. G.
  • ’37 Macnaughton, M. A.
  • ∞ ’22 McWilliams, L. M.
  • ’38 Musson, H. S.
  • ∞ ’33 Oakley, H. M. 
  • ∞ ’25 Patterson, E. M. 
  • ’46 Sheppard, A. E. 
  • ’37 Stewart, G. C.
  • ’43 Thomson, R. P. G.
  • ’46 Thwaites, J. C. J.
  • † ’35 Trebell, D. F.
  • ’47 Boyd, R. W.
  • ’45 Campbell, Graham, D.
  • ’32 Cuttell, W. C.
  • ’47 Davies, E. L.
  • † ’35 Gibbs, R. C.
  • ∞ ’44 Gooderham, M. F.
  • ’42 Humphries, J. W.
  • ’34 Lazier, I. A. 
  • ’43 Parkinson, H. B.
  • ’45 Paul, J. W.
  • ’42 Rowe-Sleeman, A. J.
  • ’44 Dale, W. S. A.
  • ’27 Gear, W. M.
  • ’49 Anderson, R. J.
  • ’49 Armstrong, G. A.
  • ’49 Beaton, J. R.
  • ’49 Bettson, G. E.
  • ’49 Brooks, D. S. A.
  • ’49 Bryant, W. J.
  • ’49 Burgess, D. M.
  • ’49 Cairns, R. H.
  • ’48 Cavan, W. B.
  • ’49 Clark, G. J.
  • ’49 Clarke, A. C.
  • ∞ ’49 Clarkson, M. B.
  • ∞ ’49 Coulson, E. C.
  • ’49 Creswick, W. S.
  • ∞ ’49 Cross, M. M.
  • ’49 Davis, J. A. M.
  • ∞ ’49 Des Brisay, H. M.
  • ’49 Dignam, D. S. Merchant Navy
  • ’49 Dignam, H. R.
  • ’49 Duncanson, J. W.
  • ∞ ’49 Dustan, H. P.
  • ’49 Ellis, K. P.
  • ’49 Farncomb, E. D. G.
  • ’49 Farquharson, J. S.
  • ’49 Gwynne-Timothy, J. R. W.
  • ’49 Gwynne-Timothy, K. G. R.
  • ’49 Hewson, G. W.
  • ’49 Humphreys, J. D.
  • ’49 Hutcheon, D. R.
  • ’49 Huyke, F. A. M.
  • ∞ ’49 Jackson, J. M.
  • ’49 Kileeg, J.
  • ’49 Larkin, L. W.
  • ’49 Lovekin, E. R.
  • ’49 MacLean, D. S. R.
  • ’49 MacMillan, K. C.
  • ’49 Madge, G. M.
  • ’49 Meggs, P. A. H.
  • ’49 Meredith, E. A.
  • ’49 Meikle, I. H. 
  • ’49 Moore, E. C. L.
  • ’49 Moorehouse, J. B.
  • ’49 Mulock, I. H.
  • ’49 Noganosh, C. K.
  • ’49 Parker, E. M.
  • ’49 Patterson, H. I.
  • ∞ ’49 Price, J. A.
  • ’49 Quirt, D. F.
  • ’49 Ragg, T. D. B. 
  • ’49 Robertson, R. A.
  • ’47 Scott, A. C.
  • ’49 Snyder, J. H.
  • ’49 Starr, C. M.
  • ’49 Startup, I. R.
  • ∞ ’49 Tate, C. M.
  • ’49 Taylor, J. D. L.
  • ’49 Turner, B. G.
  • ’49 Van Nostrand, I. N.
  • ∞ ’49 Venables, M. J.
  • ’48 Appleton, D. C.
  • ’48 Bernhardt, D. A.
  • ’48 Crawford, E. H.
  • ’48 Driver, R. G.
  • ’48 Jarvis, J. S.
  • ’48 Langmuir, G. I.
  • ’48 Livingston, J. A.
  • ∞ ’46 McLarty, N. J.
  • ∞ ’46 Martin, B. A.
  • ’48 Miller, H. H.
  • ’48 Moore, I. M.
  • ’48 Mortimer, C. S. M.
  • ’48 Paget, N. W.
  • ’48 Sage, W. A.
  • ’48 Stennett, J. D.
  • ’48 Tilt, W. G.
  • ’47 Turner, T. C.
  • ’47 Aitcheson, H. W.
  • ’46 McClelland, J. C.
  • ’47 Nutt, J. S.
  • ’47 O’Brian, J. A.
  • ’46 Walker, R. R.
  • ’48 Hill, H. G.
  • ’48 Blagrave, C. N.
  • ’48 Johnson, E. O.
  • ’48 Martell, W. R.
  • ’48 Wray, J. R.
  • ’48 Mitchell, R. B.
  • ’48 Flock, D. A.
  • ’48 Shaker, E.
  • ’45 Awde, C. M. 
  • ’45 Bell-Irving, R. W.
  • ’44 Bell-Irving, P.
  • ’45 Deacon, C. B.
  • ’44 Dunbar, J. S.
  • ’44 Faris, J. W.
  • ’45 McGanity, W. J.
  • ’44 Rundle, J. E.
  • ’45 Slater, R. J.
  • ∞ ’44 Britton-Foster, E. A. C.
  • ∞ ’45 Ferguson, M. H. 
  • ∞ ’44 Hope, R. I.
  • ∞ ’44 Lang, N. E.
  • ∞ * ’34 Pepall, I. L. 
  • ∞ ’36 Price, M. F.
  • ∞ ’38 Scovit, F. C.
  • ’46 Rispin, W. E. A.
  • ’47 Evans, E. M.
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  • ’30 Easson, E. B.
  • ’42 Craig, R. H.
  • ’25 Morrison, Christopher
  • ’26 Philip, W. A.
  • ’44 Boyd-Bowman, Peter
  • ’50 Pinnington, E. B. M.
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Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto
Caption
Honour Roll
1 of 3 images
Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto
Caption
detail, upper centre panel
1 of 3 images
Image
Photo Credit
Cody Gagnon, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto
Caption
detail, lower centre panel showing key
1 of 3 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the men and women of Trinity College who served and those who died while serving their country in the Second World War. It was erected by Trinity College. The lettering on the Honour Roll was completed by hand and done by the artist, Jack McNie about 1942.

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll - triptych illuminated manuscript in three frames
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5765
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-010
Type
Address
6 Hoskin Avenue
Location
Trinity College Chapel, Trinity College in the University of Toronto.
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6646703, -79.3956701
Inscription

AS DYING AND BEHOLD WE LIVE

TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE MEMBERS OF THIS COLLEGE
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE TWO GREAT WARS

1914—1918
H.H. ALLEN+T.W.E. ALLEN+G.S. ANDREWS+W.G.H BATES+D.B. BENTLEY+
G.H. BOWLBY+T.P. CAMELON+D.F. CAMPBELL+R.A.R. CAMPBELL+A.P. CHALMERS
P.B. CLARKE+A.C.M. CLEGHORN+W.H.T. COOPER+E.H. COX+J.P. CRAWFORD+
J.A. CULLUM+B.L. CUMPSTON+C. deFALLOT+R.J.G. DOW+R.A. FORSYTH+
C.R. GILLAN+H.A. HARDING+W.H.F. HARRIS+J. HATELY+G.F. HAYDEN+H.S. HAYES
J. HENDERSON+W.A. HENDERSON+D.E. HOWES+J.H. INGERSOLL+G.L. INGLES+
H.A.T. KENNEDY+C. KEYES+D.S. McCARTER+K.O. McEWEN+J.D. McMURRICH+
M.I. MACHELL+F.J.S. MARTIN+G.M. MATHESON+H.K. MERRITT+R.A. MITCHELL
H.S. MONKMAN+J.F. PALLING+E.E. PRICE+J.H. RATZ+R.E.M. RICHARDS+F.W. ROUS
J.F. SMITH+C.A. SPARLING+F.I. TAYLOR+H.R. THOMSON+R.P. WILKINS+M.M. WILSON
P.H. WILSON+O.B. WORDSWORTH+M.C. DE B. YOUNG

1939—1945
G.T.A.S. ARCHBOLD+G.E. AULD+G.M. BAKER+R.J. BRENNAN+DOROTHY F. BRITTON
E.R. BURNS+J.M. CARROLL+G.S. CARTWRIGHT+H.A.T. CLARK+J.M CLARK+J.F. CLARKE
F.J.A. COLEMAN+J.H. CUNNINGHAM+H.R. EMERSON+D.J. FARRELL+J.A. FOSTER
R.C. GIBBS+M.W. GIBSON+H.L. GORDON+E.A.M. GRANGE+E.P.T. GREEN
E.N. HEIGHINGTON+J.R. HENDERSON+D.S. HOLMESTED+E.H. HUTCHESON
T.F. HYNDMAN+J.D. JACKSON+S.W. JAMIESON+W.S. JOHNSON+H.D. KEELY+
F.S. KER+H.W. KERBY+J.C. LAIDLAW+A.O. LEARMONTH+T.T. LUNDBERG
W.F. McCARTHY+W.A. McCATTY+E.G. MacLOGHLIN+J.E.T. McMULLEN+M.S. MILLS
H.G. NORTHWAY+D.D. OWEN+E.B. PEART+R.B. PETERSEN+D.M. PHILP+
W.T. PURKIS+R.C. RIPLEY+C.F. ROBINSON+D.F.G. ROULEAU+R.F.W. SEDGWICK
G.G. SINCLAIR+J.M.G. SMART+D.S. SNIVELY+P.E. SNYDER+G.K. STEPHEN+
R.I.O. STEWART+W.D. STEWART+J.M. STOREY+G.H.K. STRATHY+R.R. STURGEON
W.R.R. SUTTON+D.B. SYMONS+R.K. TEMPLETON+E.B. THOMPSON+D.F. TREBELL



Image
Photo Credit
Mana Sadeghipour, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto
Caption
War Memorial
1 of 2 images
Image
Photo Credit
Mana Sadeghipour, courtesy of Alumni Relations, University Advancement, University of Toronto
Caption
inscription
1 of 2 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the members of Trinity College who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars. It was designed by Alexander Scott Carter for George and Moorhouse, the local architects of the Chapel. The material used was Indiana limestone and the memorial measures approximately 15 feet by 8 feet. The three roundels at the bottom represent the army, the navy and the air force. The memorial was dedicated on November 13, 1960.

Names on the memorial that did not enlist or serve with Canadian Forces:
William George Henry Bates, Captain, Leinster Regiment
William Anderson Henderson, Captain, Royal Army Medical Corps
Thomas Pattison Camelon, Major U.S. Med. Corps
Cleveland Keyes, Major, Royal Field Artillery
Henry Keble Merritt, Major, American Expeditionary Force
Ronald E. MacKenzie Richards, Private, London Scottish
Osmund Bartle Wordsworth, Second Lieutenant, Imperial Machine Gun Corps
Martin Cortlandt de Budé Young, Second Lieutenant, King’s Own Scottish Borderers

Ronald MacKenzie Richards was the first student of the University to fall in the war. When the war was declared he was at home in England and enlisted in the London Scottish. He took part in the first battle of Ypres and was killed a few days later. (Source: University of Toronto Roll of Service 1914-1918).

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Tablet - Indiana limestone
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5764
City/Municipality
Toronto
Memorial Number
35091-009
Type
Address
Hart House Circle
Location
University of Toronto, Soldiers' Tower
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.6632929, -79.3951148
Inscription

[cross/croix]
IN FLANDERS FIELDS
IN FLANDERS FIELDS
THE POPPIES BLOW
BETWEEN THE CROSSES
ROW ON ROW,
THAT MARK OUR PLACE

AND IN THE SKY
THE LARKS, STILL
BRAVELY SINGING, FLY

SCARCE HEARD AMID
THE GUNS BELOW.
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.

TAKE UP OUR
QUARREL WITH
THE FOE:
TO YOU FROM
FAILING HANDS
WE THROW
THE TORCH,
BE YOURS TO
HOLD IT HIGH,
IF YE BREAK
FAITH WITH US
WHO DIE
WE SHALL NOT
SLEEP, THOUGH
POPPIES GROW
IN FLANDERS
FIELDS.

JOHN MC CRAE, '94

Image
Photo Credit
Major R.B. Oglesby; Terry MacDonald; Jack Marshall Ltd.
Caption
Hart House
1 of 3 images
Image
Caption
Soldiers' Tower detail
1 of 3 images
Image
Caption
cross with
1 of 3 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

The Soldiers' Tower stands 143 feet tall and is a memorial to the 628 members of the University of Toronto who gave their lives while on active service in the First World War. The Tower began construction in 1919 and was designed by Sproatt & Rolph Architects. Funded through donations raised by the University’s Alumni Association and benefactor Vincent Massey, the Tower was completed in 1924. It is a solid stone masonry structure designed in the Late Gothic Revival style. 

The initial cost of the Tower and memorial screen, the clock and the carillon was $252,500. The interest on the surplus is still in use today for War Memorial Scholarships and for Tower expenses. 

It includes: carillon of 51 Bells, each one a memorial; military museum in the Memorial Room; Memorial Screen listing members of the university killed in the First World War; Memorial Arch listing members of the university killed in the Second World War; memorial books for the First and Second World Wars; eight stained glass windows and Memorial Window

City
Toronto
Country
Type Description
Tower - grey stone
Photo Credit
Major R.B. Oglesby; Terry MacDonald; Jack Marshall Ltd.
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5779