Other

City/Municipality
Toronto (Forest Hill)
Memorial Number
35081-001
Type
Address
Vestra Drive
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.7021514, -79.4210171
Inscription

[front/devant]

THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF FOREST HILL 1923

OUR GLORIOUS DEAD

[right side/côté droit]

1939

THOMAS L. ALEXANDER
ROBERT WHITE ARMSTRONG
J. DOUGLAS BAIN
DAVID BAKER
GRAHAM M. BAKER
ROBERT E. BALLENTINE
GEORGE C.H. BIRCHALL
ALAN C. BONE
JAMES R. BRADLEY
ROBERT BRADLEY
WILLIAM R. BREITHAUPT
BARRIE P. CARDINAL
G. STEVENSON CARTWRIGHT
WILLIAM E. COPP
CHARLES MAURICE CRABTREE
ROY E. DURNFORD
W. STUART ECCLESTONE
JAMES D. FAIRHEAD
KENNTH O. FANCHER
EDWARD J. FARAH
GEORGE FARAH
JACK M. FIDGE
DOUGLAS G. FRASER
ROBERT H. GAMBLE
ALEXANDER GARALICK
HARRY E. GODWIN
JAMES D. HALL
ROBERT S. HARLING
ALFRED J. HENDERSON
JAMES A. HERTZ
HOWARD A. HUNT
CHARLES F. HUTTON
PERCY G. JOLLIFFE
HARLAN D. KEELY
HAROLD W. KERBY

1945

[left side/côté gauche]

1939

J. ANTHONY LEACH
JAMES W. LEE
ALEXANDER C. LOGIE
FREDERICK C. LORD
WILLIAM H. MAGEE
ALBERT C. MANATON
ERIC G. MORE
J. FORBES MORLOCK
ROSS A. MacKAY
EDWARD M. MacLACHLAN
JOHN A. McINTOSH
JOHN J. McINTYRE
MICHAEL McPHARLANE
CHARLES NEWELL
RICHARD J. NEWMAN
HENRY GEORGE NORTHWAY
RICHARD E. NUTTER
PATRICK W. O'LEARY
JOHN D. PEARCE
THEODORE E. RISING
EDGAR A.G. RODGMAN
LIONEL ROHER
DUNCAN B. ROSS
GEORGE W. ROSS
ROBERT G. SLATER
ALEXANDER SMITH
JOHN H. SMITH
R. MARSHALL SMITH
ERNEST BUNTING STAPLEFORD
GORDON K. STEPHEN
LLOYD GEORGE STIFF
DENNISON H. THOMPSON
EDWARD THOMPSON
LEONARD E. TONERI
ALAN E.G. WAINWRIGHT
JAMES C. WHEELER

1945

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Forest Hill War Memorial
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The Forest Hill War Memorial was erected in 1980, in memory of those who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars. The limestone Memorial is located on Eglinton Avenue. Page and Steele Architects designed the Memorial.

City
Toronto (Forest Hill)
Country
Type Description
Shaft - limestone
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4336
City/Municipality
St Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-061
Type
Address
Location
Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Inscription

Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company

Roll of Honor

St. Catherines, Ontario

Manufacturers of Carpenter’s, Machinists and Tinners Hammers, Hatchets, Screw Wrenches, Pipe Wrenches, Auto Pliers, Screw Drivers, Drop Forgings, Etc.


* Killed in Action


Capt. W.B. Elliott, R.A.F., D.F.L.
Frank Armstrong
Jack Arthur
David Cotton
Andrew Davis
Herbert Hall
Thos. Jones
Richard Kearney*
Roland Logan
Harry Maynard
Stanley Nelson*
Joe O’Reilly*
Lorne Overholt
R.J. Richards
Harvey Secord
Percy Shorter, M.M.
Arthur Smith
Harry Smith
Frank Sturch
Fred Turnbull
Arthur A. White
Jack Wilson
Wilfred Wismer
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Victoria Edwards
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Canada's aid to the allies
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Body Content

"Canada's Aid to the Allies" includes Roll of Honor – Whitman and Barnes Manufacturing - St. Catherines, Ontario

 

City
St Catharines
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9885
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-058
Type
Address
1932 Welland Canals Parkway
Location
St. Catharines Museum
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1553924, -79.194626
Inscription

THIS TABLET
IS ERECTED IN LASTING MEMORY OF
OUR EMPLOYEES WHO GAVE
THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN
THE GREAT WAR
1914 — 1919

"Dulce et Decorum est pro Patria Mori"

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This memorial is dedicated to the employees of Welland Vale Manufacturing Company Limited who died in the First World War. It was erected by the Welland Vale Manufacturing Company Limited.

The tablet was on public display, but now anyone wishing to see it must make an appointment with the museum.

City
St. Catharines
Country
Type Description
Tablet - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5751
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-057
Type
Address
Hastings and Chestnut East Streets
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 138
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1392054, -79.2157154
Inscription

BRITISH EMPIRE SERVICE LEAGUE
CANADIAN
LEGION

ERECTED BY
MERRITTON BRANCH 138
CANADIAN LEGION B.E.S.L.
DEDICATED
TO ALL EX SERVICEMEN
FROM MERRITTON
WHO SERVED IN ANY OF
THE WARS OF OUR EMPIRE

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City
St. Catharines
Country
Type Description
Slab
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7332
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-056
Type
Address
St. Paul Street West and McGuire Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.15415, -79.24608
Inscription

[English side of plaque/plaque, du côté anglais]
WILLIAM HAMILTON MERRITT 1793-1862

A pioneer in the field of transportation, Merritt was born
in Bedford, New York and settled at Twelve Mile Creek (St.
Catharines) with his Loyalist family in 1796. He served
with the provincial cavalry during the War of 1812, then
operated mercantile and milling enterprises here. Primarily
responsible for the construction of the first Welland Canal
(1824-33). Merritt worked tirelessly to promote this ambi-
tious venture, both by raising funds and by enlisting govern-
ment support. During his long tenure in the Legislative As-
sembly (1832-60) he championed freer trade policies and
various transportation projects. In particular he advocated
building a comprehensive system of canals and railways linking
inland waters with the ocean, a scheme which foreshadowed
the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway over 100 years later.

Erected by the Ontario Heritage Foundation, Ministry of Citizenship and Culture

[French side of plaque/plaque, du côté français]
WILLIAM HAMILTON MERRITT 1793-1862

Né à Bedford, dans l'État de New York, William Merritt, un
pionnier dans le domaine des transports, s'installe en 1796
à Twelve Mile Creek (St. Catharines) avec sa famille loya-
lilste. Membre de la cavalerie provinciale durant la Guerre
de 1812, il exploite ensuite un commerce et une meunerie. On
lui doit la construction du premier canal Welland (1824-
1833), entreprise à laquelle il travaille sans relâche pour
réunir des fonds et obtenir l'appui du gouvernement. Pendant
son long mandat à l'Assemblée législative (1832-1860), il
prône un commerce plus libre et défend divers projets dans
le domaine des transports. Il préconise notamment la con-
struction d'un important réseau de canaux et de chemins de
fer pour relier les eaux intérieures à l'océan, un project qui
présageait l'ouverture de la Voie maritime du Saint-Laurent
cent ans plus tard.

Érigée par la Fondation du patrimoine ontarien, Ministère des Affaires civiques et culturelles

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A young farmer near Grantham Township before the war, William Merritt was appointed Lieutenant in the Niagara Light Dragoons, a volunteer company. They were expected to provide their own horses although they did receive a few British armaments. Their duties included carrying dispatches, long range patrols, calling in militia men and pursuing enemy raiders. Under command of his father, Thomas, the Sheriff of Niagara, Merritt and his troop were assigned to guard duty along the Niagara River. He was asked to join Brock at Detroit but was delayed and hence arrived after the capture of Fort Detroit. Nevertheless, he was awarded the special Detroit Medal. At the Battle of Queenston Heights, Merritt fought alongside Brock and years later was instrumental in the erection of Brock’s Monument.

The Dragoons were briefly disbanded in February 1813, but Merritt was instructed to raise a troop of cavalry again in March and become its Captain. During the American occupation of Niagara in 1813, the Dragoons were involved in a number of skirmishes with the United States Forces and also fought at the Battle of Stoney Creek in June. 

When the Town was burnt by the United States in December, Merritt saw a glare in the sky from Twelve Mile Creek. Upon his approach, he described it as “nothing but heaps of coal and the streets full of furniture that the inhabitants had been fortunate enough to get out of their homes.” 

Merritt fought at the Battle of Lundy’s Lane in July 1814 and was captured. He remained a prisoner until the end of the war. Afterwards, Merritt returned to farming and was involved in the mercantile trade in Niagara. Merritt is famous for promoting the Welland Canal between Lakes Erie and Ontario which bypassed Niagara Falls and the Portage Road. 

City
St. Catharines
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Photo Credit
Arden Phair
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5893
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-055
Type
Address
St. Paul Street West and McGuire Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.15411, -79.24604
Inscription

[rear of shaft/arrière du socle]
WILLIAM HAMILTON MERRITT

has been erected by his grandson William Hamilton Merritt
of the city of Toronto son of William Hamilton Merritt Jr. of
St. Catharines as a tribute to the father of Canadian
transportation who through initiatory steps in first
waterways and railways earned that title.

He projected and carried to a successful completion
the bridging of the cataract of Niagara by the Wel-
land Canada 1824-29 the first railway suspension bridge in the
world spanning the gorge of the same river 1846-55 and the
Welland Railway 1855-58.

He was the proposer and first chairman of the St. Lawrence Canals Commission 1832.

Advocated the Sault Ste Marie Canal principal pro-
motor of the first railroad charter in Canada
the Niagara and Detroit Rivers Railway Company 1836-46
assisted the Great Western Railroad 1846.

Advocated daily fast transatlantic steamships and
gave impetus to many important improvements as
president of the council 1848 and commissioner of public
works 1850 in the Government of Canada.

He was twice elected member of parliament for Hald-
imond 1832 and 1841 and seven times for Lincoln 1841-60.
He was elected to the legislative council in 1860
Lieut. Niagara Light Dragoons 3rd March 1913 present Detroit
expedition (clasp) Queenston Niagara Stony Creek and Lundys
Lane Medal and Clasp War 1812-14.

Born July 3 1793 died July 5 1862. Son of Major
Thomas Merritt U.E.L. of St. Catharines and grandson
of Thomas Merritt U.E.L. of St. John N.B. who loyal to King
and flag left Westchester County Long Island Sound N.Y. and
the revolting states and landed in Canada 1782.

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Article from newspaper: Saturday Night, February 23, 1929 Memorial to Hon. William Hamilton Merritt Few men played a more important role in the history of Canadian development than the famous financier and pioneer of transportation, Hon. William Hamilton Merritt, of St. Catharines, Ont. On Dec. 6th, a statue of him by the well known sculptor, Alfred Howell, was unveiled at that City with appropriate ceremonies. The unveiling was performed by Lady Pellatt, of Toronto, formerly miss Katherine Welland Merritt, and an historical address was delivered by Canon Cody of Toronto. Others on the platform were Mr. J.D. Wright, Mayor of St. Catharines, Charles A. Keefer, Ottawa, J.A. Cameron, Treasurer of the U.E. Loyalists Association, J.H. Ingersoll and Miss Emily Merritt, Toronto. Excerpts from The Standard, Saturday, December 5, 1987, Glimpses into our past, Recognition for Merritt It was 158 years ago last Friday that the Ann and Jane became the first ship to lock into what was then the new Welland Canal. But it took almost a century for St. Catharines to officially acknowledge William Hamilton Merritt's key role in building this now-famous statue as a tribute to "the father of the Seaway". (It was) a raw December day in 1925 during the official unveiling of the statue, located at what is now St. Paul Street West and McGuire Street, overlooking Twelve Mile Creek and the route of the first two Welland canals. The crowd included civic officials and members of the Merritt family. Upon Merritt's death in 1862, the St. Catharines Historical Society attempted to erect a monument in his honour. However, it was not until 1918 that enough money had been raised and a bronze statue was commissioned. Seven years later, this official dedication and unveiling took place.

City
St. Catharines
Country
Type Description
Shaft, statue
Photo Credit
Arden Phair; William J. Stevens
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5892
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-038
Type
Address
480 Queenston Street
Location
Victoria Lawn Cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.160839, -79.2043693
Inscription

[front/devant]

LEST WE FORGET

[right side/côté droit]

ROYAL CANADIAN
LEGION
ST. CATHARINES
BRANCHES
24 • 138 • 350 • 418

[back/arrière]

LEST WE FORGET

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This memorial is dedicated to those who died in the First and Second World Wars and Korean War. It was erected in 1995 by the Royal Canadian Legion as part of a commemoration for the Korean War.

City
St. Catharines
Country
Type Description
Cross - stone
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5736
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-037
Type
Address
480 Queenston Street
Location
Victoria Lawn Cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.161631, -79.2029097
Inscription

[front/devant]
QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT

10TH
(ST. CATHARINES)
FIELD BATTERY
R.C.A.
1939 — 1945

HONOUR ROLL

GNR. A.E. BURLEY
GNR. S.R. COBURN
BDR. W. DANIELS
L/BDR W. GILCHRIST
WOII K. GOODLIFFE
GNR. E.J. JAILLETT
GNR. J. JEWER
LIEUT. R.N. LEPENSEE
BDR. E. LOWE
BDR. C. MILNE
GNR. M.C. MACMILLAN
GNR. L.J. MCLENNAN
SGT. D.L. REID
GNR. E.I. THOMAS

Requiescant in Pace

[right side/côté droit]
CASSINO

GOTHIC
LINE

IJSEL
RIVER

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SICILY

MORO
RIVER

ORTONA

[back/arrière]
10TH FIELD BATTERY
2 FD REGIMENT 1939 - 1945
44 FD REGIMENT 1946 - 1965
57 FD REGIMENT 1965 - 1970
56 FD REGIMENT 1970

[stone 1/pierre 1]
POWELL’S, KERBY’s &
SWAYZE’s ARTILLERY
COMPANY’s
WAR 1812 — 1814

[stone 2/pierre 2]
(front/devant)
WELLAND CANAL
VOLUNTEER
FIELD BATTERY
FORT ERIE
FENIEN RAID 1866

(back/arrière)
AFGHANISTAN

[stone 3/pierre 3]
(front/devant)

7TH BATTERY C.A.
BOER WAR
1899 — 1902

(back/arrière)
PEACE KEEPING

[stone 4/pierre 4]
(front/devant)
10TH FLD. BATTERY
C.F.A.
ST. JULIEN VIMY
PASSCHENDALE
1914 — 1918

(back/arrière)
INTERNATIONAL
OPERATIONS

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The 10 Field Battery Cenotaph was erected by the 10th St. Catharines Field Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery. It was dedicated on December 6, 1964, to the members of the Royal Canadian Artillery and their ancestral artillery unit who died during service. December 6 was the 25th anniversary of the battery's entry into the war. 

Lt.-Gen. Guy Simonds, CB, CBE, DSO, CD, unveiled the cenotaph. He was commander of the 1st Division of which the 10th Battery was part of when the battery landed in Sicily in 1943. The nine foot memorial was dedicated by Reverend Deane Johnson, who was the first padre of the Royal Canadian Artillery of the 1st Canadian Division when it was mobilized in September 1939.

The ceremony was part of a national reunion organized by the 10th St. Catharines Field Battery Association. The reunion committee prepared an anniversary souvenir booklet to help pay for the cenotaph which cost $1,000. There is an honour roll listing fourteen soldiers who lost their lives during the Second World War and inscribed on the two sides are the battles the battery participated in. 

The four smaller stones were dedicated on Sunday, October 18, 1981 and cost $1,448.

City
St. Catharines
Country
Type Description
Stele, stones
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5749
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-036
Type
Address
480 Queenston Street
Location
Victoria Lawn Cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.161583, -79.2029178
Inscription

[front/devant]
KOREA VETERANS ASSOCIATION
UNIT
15
NIAGARA REGION

[bench plaque/plaque commémorative sur un banc]
-IN REMEMBRANCE-
KOREA VETERANS ASSOC.
UNIT 15 NIAGARA -1995-

[bench plaque/plaque commémorative sur un banc]
-IN REMEMBRANCE-
KOREA VETERANS ASSOC.
UNIT 15 NIAGARA -1995-

[bench plaque/plaque commémorative sur un banc]
-IN REMEMBRANCE-
KOREA VETERANS ASSOC.
UNIT 15 NIAGARA -2004-

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The Korea Veterans Association Memorial was designed by the Executive of Unit 15 Niagara Region in 1992. It was constructed by Korean War Veteran Gerry Barrett and has an image of a soldier with both hands resting on his rifle which is in the downward position.

Commemorative plaques were added to the benches near the memorial in 1995 and 2005.

City
St. Catharines
Country
Type Description
Stone marker - granite
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5753
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-031
Type
Address
50 Church Street
Location
City Hall
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.15938, -79.24711
Inscription

HONOUR ROLL
ERECTED TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF ST. CATHARINES
WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
1939 – 1945

  •  
  • ADAMS, ALLAN   SGT.
  • ADAMS, WILLIAM   LT.
  • AIKEN, DAVID   P.O.
  • ALLAN, JOHN   CAPT.
  • ANDERSON, JOHN   PTE.
  • ANDRES, DAVID   TPR.
  • ARSENNEK, ARTHUR   SGT.
  • ASH, GEORGE H.   FL./LT. D.F.C.
  • ASHBURNER, LESLIE F.O.
  • ASHFORD, ROGER   GNR.
  • BANNAN, HEDLEY   TPR.
  • BARBER, JOHN   SPR.
  • BEALES, LEONARD   PTE.
  • BEATTIE, GEORGE   CPL.
  • BECK, JOSEPH ARTHUR   CPL.
  • BENNETT, EDWARD A.  WTR.
  • BERRY, WILFRED   TPR.
  • BERGER, GEORGE STAFF   SGT.
  • BIRD, ERNEST   PTE.
  • BLONG, GEORGE   PTE.
  • BLOOMFIELD, JAMES   CP.
  • BOLTON, LAWRENCE   LAC.
  • BOARDMAN, LEONARD   SGT. A.G. 
  • BRENNAN, EDWARD   SGT.W.A.G.
  • BRIGGS-JUDE, ROBERT   SGT.
  • BROADLEY, HARRY   A.B.
  • BROCK, MELBORNE JR.   O.S.
  • BROMLEY, ROGER A.   FLT./LT.
  • BROOKS, GEORGE   W.O.A.G.
  • BROWN, JOHN W.   FLT./SGT.
  • BULANDA, JOSEPH   P.O.
  • BURNE, PETER H.   F.O.
  • CARPENTER, PAUL   L./CPL.
  • CHALMERS, WILLIAM   CHIEF E.R.A
  • CHALLES, JOHN I.   F.O
  • CAMPBELL, JAMES   SGT.W.A.G.
  • CROWLEY, HARVEY J.   GNR.
  • CHEEVERS, JOHN M.   SGT.
  • CHITTENDEN, JOHN WALTER   F.O.
  • CHRISTIE, BURTON   P.O.
  • CLARKE, IVAN   PTE.
  • CLELAND, CALDER   P.O.
  • CLINTON, STANLEY EDGAR   P.F.C.
  • COBLEY, JAMES OWEN   SGNLMN.
  • COBURN, STANLEY   GNR.
  • COOKSON, WILLIAM R.   FLT./SGT.
  • COOMBS, JOHN E.   SGT./PILOT
  • CORBIERE, VINCENT   A.B.
  • CORMAN, JOHN   W.O.
  • CROMB, IAN T.   F.O.
  • DUDLEY, WILLIAM   P.O.
  • DANIELS, WILLIAM GEORGE   BDR.
  • DAVIES, WILLIAM CHARLES   SGT.
  • DAVEY, HARVEY G.   P.O.
  • DAVEY, JAMES BOYCE   FLT./SGT.
  • DESSUREAULT, JOSEPH   GNR.
  • DEVOR, DAVID   PTE.
  • DINE, PHILBERT   CH.ENG.
  • DIXON, WARREN JR.   EL.TECH. 2
  • DOREY, ALFRED JOHN   PTE.
  • DOWNES, GEORGE R.   PTE.
  • DRURY, WILLIAM H.E.   FLT./LT.
  • DYCK, PAUL
  • ELDRIDGE, WILLIAM H.   CPL.
  • ELLIOTT, LESLIE   GNR.
  • ELPHICK, JAMES D.   F/O
  • ESSERY, JAMES FRED.   PTE.
  • ETHERINGTON, LLOYD W.   SGT.
  • EVEREST, DENNIS   SGT.A.G.
  • EYMANN, WILLIAM   G.   SPR.
  • FARRELL, MELVIN   L./CPL.
  • FAST. JOHN   PTE.
  • FISK, GEORGE CHARLES   FLT./SGT.
  •  
  • FITZGERALD, JOHN B.   F.O. 
  • FLEMING, MARSHALL, D.   LAC.
  • FORSTER, RUSSELL I.   P.O.
  • FOX, HOWARD G.   P.O.
  • FRANCIS, GORDON L.   SGT.
  • FRASER, JOHN J.   SGT.
  • FROST, RALPH   CPL.
  • GARRIOCK, LLOYD   F/O
  • GIBSON, ARTHUR   FLT./SGT.OBS.
  • GILCHRIST, WALTER   LANCE/SGT.
  • GILLIES, ALEX.   SGT. A.G.
  • GILROY, KENNETH   W/O
  • GODARD, MELVIN   L./CPL.
  • GOODLIFF, KENNETH   SGT.-MAJOR
  • GRAY, JOHN CARDIE   PTE.
  • GRIFFIN, RALPH MILLER   GNR.
  • GRIFFITHS, EDWARD   STKR.1ST.C.
  • GRIFFITHS, HOWARD F.   TPR.
  • GROVER, HENRY A.   FLT./SGT.
  • HALL, WILBUR THOMAS   L./CPL.
  • HANKINSON, LEONARD   PTE.
  • HANNAH, JOHN   QUARTERMASTER
  • HALSEY, ALLAN   FLT./SGT.
  • HARMAN, FRANK A.   F/O
  • HARPER, CHARLES ERNEST   PTE.
  • HARPER, GROVER   PTE.
  • HARRISON, JOHN   TPR.
  • HARRISON, ROBERT R.   F.O.
  • HASLAM, ALBERT L.   TPR.
  • HAWKE, CHARLES W.   GNR.
  • HAYNES, ALLAN   PTE.
  • HEMPHILL, ALLAN   PTE.
  • HERGOTT, JOHN M.   L./CPL.
  • HILTON, WILLIAM   FLT./LT.
  • HOKAN, J. LYMAN   P.O.
  • HOLLINSHEAD, JOHN W.   PTE.

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVER MORE

 

HONOUR ROLL
ERECTED TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF ST. CATHARINES
WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
1939 – 1945

 

  • HOLMES, LEONARD   FLT./LT.
  • HORNER, DOUGLAS   F./LT.ENG.
  • HORNER, WILLIAM   PTE.
  • HUBBARD, JOHN VINCENT   F/O
  • HUBBERT, JOHN M.   SGT./PILOT
  • IVES, ROBERT, OWEN   FLT./SGT.
  • JEWER, JAMES WHEELER   GNR.
  • JOHNSTON, WILFRED   TPR.
  • JOHNSTON, CLARENCE   TPR.
  • KEMPLING, RUSSELL   SGT./PILOT
  • KIDDER, GORDON A.   FLT./LT.
  • KINGSTON, CHARLES   SPR.
  • KINNEAR, GEORGE A.   PTE.
  • KISTER, NOEL T.   SGT./BDR.
  • KOLOYIAN, SOLOMON   PTE.
  • LAVIGNE, RODGER   PTE.
  • LAWSON, LOUIS   STKR.1/M.
  • LEACH, EDGAR   PTE.
  • LESZCYNSKI, STANLEY   L/SGT.
  • LIENHART, NORMAN W.   LANCE/SGT.
  • LISTER, ERNEST   SGT.
  • LOVETT, CHARLES ED.   SGT.
  • LOWE, ART EDWARD   BDR.ARTF.
  • LUNDY, HARVEY W.   FLT./SGT.
  • MACLEAN, JAMES D.   E.R.A.
  • MACDONALD, ERNEST M.   P/O
  • MACDONALD, RONALD   FLT./SGT.
  • MALCOM, DOUGLAS B.   SGT. W.A.G.
  • MALE, CHARLES C.   CPL.
  • MANN, DOUGLAS   TPR.
  • MARTIN, ROY A.   SGT./PILOT
  • McCAUL, RUPERT E.   LT.
  • McCLORY, JOHN I.   CPL.
  • McGRATH, BERNARD   FLT./SGT.
  • McLAUGHLIN, BURTON   P/O
  • MILNE, CHARLE   BDR.
  •  
  • MILLER, ART, MCLAUGHLIN   P/O
  • MONK, ERNEST W.   F/O
  • MORRISON, DUGALD   F/O
  • MORGAN, CHARLES H.   SGT./PILOT
  • MORGAN, RHYS H.   W.O.2
  • MOYER, JOHN E.   F/O
  • MUNRO, JOHN OSWALD   SGT.
  • MURPHY, WILLIAM J.   GNR.
  • NEIL, JOHN D.   LIEUT.
  • NEWKIRK, WILLIAM   PTE.
  • NEWHOUSE, HARRY   PTE.
  • NEWHOUSE, ROBERT   PTE.
  • NICHOLSON, WILLIAM   PTE.
  • NORTH, BARRINGTON   W.O.2
  • OLIVER, JACK   W.O.
  • ORRELL, ARTHUR T.   CPL.
  • PAINE, WILLIAM ED.   LANCE/SGT.
  • PATTISON, WILLIAM J.   GNR.
  • PEARCE, CLARENCE W.   F/O
  • PERKINS, GEORGE GORDON   F/O
  • PICKERING, VINCENT   FLT./SGT.
  • PIRIE, ROBERT CALVIN   CPL.
  • PRESTON, M. STUART   F/O
  • PRESTON, WALLACE A.   SGT.
  • PURDY, GORDON F.   STKR.1STC.
  • RALPH, SYDNEY   PTE.
  • RAUSCH, WILLIAM S.   FLT./SGT.
  • RHEA, D.R.   FLT./SGT.
  • RICHARDS, ELMER A.   PTE.
  • ROBINSON, HAROLD J.   SGT./PILOT
  • ROMANCHUK, JOSEPH   CPL.
  • ROSCOE, WILLIAM M.   PTE.
  • ROSS, HERBERT JOHN   P/O
  • SCHMON, RICHARD R.   LT.
  • SCHURR, DONALD O.   P.O.
  • SHEPHERD, JAMES BRUCE PTE.
  • SHONK, KENNETH L.   SGT./PILOT
  • SLESSON, WILLIAM   PTE.
  • SMITH, DAVID   SGT.
  • SMITH, ELWOOD   F/O
  • SMITH, EDWARD R.   PTE
  • SPENCER, FRANK   FLT/SGT.
  • SPENCER, GEORGE R.   F/O
  • STACKHOUSE, WILLIAM A.   PTE.
  • STAUCH, WILLIAM L.   GNR.
  • STERNS, WILLIAM   FLT./LT.D.F.C.
  • STEWARD, KENNETH   A.B.
  • STEVENS, RICHARD G.   PTE.
  • STORKEY, GORDON   P.O.
  • STOUTENBURG, JOHN D.   TPR.
  • TALBOT, GORDON   CPL.
  • TAYLOR ROBERT W.   W.O.
  • TEATHER, LLOYD R.   PTE.
  • THIBAULT, THOMAS   PTE.
  • TODD, ELVIN GEORGE   P.O.
  • TROBRIDGE, NORMAN   PTE.
  • TRUEMAN, HARRY G.   F/O
  • VIGOR, EDMUND ARTHUR   P.O.
  • WADE, WILLIAM   PTE.
  • WALKER, DAVID   PTE.
  • WATSON, RAYMOND   AC1
  • WATT, ROBERT SAMUEL   L.A.C.
  • WATT, THOMAS FAIR   F/O
  • WEBB, FRANK MURRAY   PTE.
  • WHITE, ALLAN J.   LANCE/SGT.
  • WHITELEY, ELDRED   MER.SEAMAN
  • WICKS, PETER   PTE.
  • WILEY, WILSON   PTE.
  • WILSON, HARRY W.   P.O.
  • WINDIBANK, FRANK   SGT./PILOT
  • WOODMAN, DOUGLAS   SGT./PILOT
  • YACKO, JOHN F.   SGT.A.G.
  • YAWORSKI, ADOLPH E.   W.O.2
  •  

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVER MORE

Image
Photo Credit
Lucille Coleman
Caption
Honour Roll, Adams - Hollinshead
1 of 2 images
Image
Photo Credit
Lucille Coleman
Caption
Honour Roll, Holmes - Yaworski
1 of 2 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the citizens of St. Catharines killed in the Second World War. It was erected by the City of St. Catharines.

City
St. Catharines
Country
Type Description
Plaques - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5739