Other

City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-023
Type
Other
Address
34 Catherine Street
Location
St. Catharines Collegiate
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1667097, -79.2456488
Submitted By
C.R. Baker L Col (Ret'd)
Inscription

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
ST. CATHARINES COLL. INST. AND VOC. SCHOOL
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

* Those Who Have Paid The Supreme Sacrifice



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Second World War
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Ontario
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The names of former students and graduates of the Collegiate who fought and served are listed. Those who made the supreme sacrifice have a small silver star placed after their names.

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St. Catharines
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Lucille Coleman
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5740
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-021
Type
Other
Address
James and Church Streets
Location
City Hall Grounds
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.159949, -79.2470239
Submitted By
C.R. Baker L Col (Ret'd). Kathleen Powell.
Inscription

[front/devant]
ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF
PRIVATE ALEXANDER WATSON,
90TH (WINNIPEG) BATT RIFLES.

CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS,
AND HIS COMPANIONS IN ARMS,
WHO FELL IN BATTLE DURING
THE REBELLION IN THE N.W.T.,
A.D., 1885.

"Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori."

LT.-COL. A.T.H. WILLIAMS,
BATTLEFIELD RIFLES, N.W.M. POLICE.

CORP. W.H.T. LOWRY,
R.B. SLEISH CONST. P. BURKE

WATSON

[right side/côté droit]
BOULTON’S SCOUTS

Capt. E.L. Brown, J. French, INTELLIGENCE CORPS,
AT DUCK LAKE, FISH CREEK, CUT KNIFE, BATOCHE;
W. Cook W. Phillips, C.Co. I.S.C.;
Private J. Watson, Buglar H. Foulkes, G.G.F. GUARDS;
Private J. Rogers, Private Osgood,
10th ROYAL GRENADIERS;
Lieut. W. Fitch, Private T. Moore,
90th BATTL’N RIFLES;
Lieut. C. Swinford, Corp. J. Code,
Private A.W. Ferguson, J. Hutchinson,
W. Ennis, R.R. Hardisty, J. Fraser, G. Wheeler,
Private T.H. Damanolley, Lieut. A.W. Keppen.

[left side/côté gauche]
Major Henry M. Arnold,
90th WINNIPEG RIFLES,
CAPT. 2nd SPECIAL SERVICE BATTALION R.C.R.I.,
died Feb. 23, 1900, from wounds received in action at
Paardeburg Drift, South Africa, Feb. 18th. 1900.

Lieut. J. Edgar Burch
ADJT. 2d DRAGOONS, attached to 1st BATTALION C.M.R.
on special duty, killed in action near Pretoria,
South Africa, July 16th, 1900.

Private Archibald Radcliffe,
1st BATTALION C.M.R. 2d TROUP, A. SQUADRON,
FIELD FORCE, SOUTH AFRICA,
killed near Belfast, S.A. Sept. 23rd, 1900.

Corp. Robert Irwin,
19th ST. CATHARINES REGT.,
wounded at Houtuck, South Africa, May 1st, 1900,
died in Bloemfontein S.A., July 1st, 1900.

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Watson Monument
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Africa
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Ontario
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The Watson Monument was erected by the people of St. Catharines in 1886 in memory of Private Alexander Watson, 90th Winnipeg Battalion Rifles, Canadian Volunteers, and his companions in arms, who fell in battle during the North West Resistance in the Northwest Territories, A.D., 1885.

Private Watson, F.Co., was wounded on May 12, 1885, in the last action of the North-West Resistance - the Battle of Batoche  - and died three days later. He was born in Toronto in 1858, but lived in St. Catharines the greater part of his life. About four years before the North-West Resistance, he moved to Winnipeg. He was the eldest son, but had an elder sister. Personally he was a generous, kind-hearted young man and a great favorite with everyone. He was unmarried, but was shortly to have led to the altar a very estimable young lady of Winnipeg.

On August 13, 1886, City Council had a special meeting and granted permission to the Watson Monument Memorial Committee to place the monument on the grounds in front of the City Buildings. The original intention was to place the memorial in the St. Catharines Victoria Lawn Cemetery, where he is laid to rest.

The monument was unveiled by Major General F.D. Middleton, C.B. on September 14, 1886, with hundreds in attendance. The deed was handed over to Mayor King from the Committee. It was erected in St. Catharines as Watson and his family were long resident of this community. The memorial stands about fifteen feet high and at the top is a statue of a soldier in the at-ease position, dressed in full uniform of the 90th Winnipeg Rifles. Each face of the pedestal was originally adorned with trophies which are no longer visible due to later conservation work on the monument. It was built by James Munro's Marble and Granite Works located at 193 St. Paul Street West in St. Catharines, Ontario. 

Watson’s Memorial continued to be the only war memorial in the community for the rest of the 19th Century.  As such, when the community sent soldiers to participate in the Boer War in 1899, local soldiers who fell in that conflict were also memorialized on the side of Watson’s Monument. 

In 1936, the Watson Memorial was moved from its original location to its current location on the James Street side of the property, when the new City Hall was built.

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St. Catharines
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Canada
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City of St. Catharines
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5754
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-020
Type
Other
Address
344 Merritt Street
Location
Former Merritton Town Hall
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1402447, -79.2140069
Submitted By
C.R. Baker L Col (Ret'd)
Inscription

[front/devant]

MERRITTON

1914—1918
1939—1945
1950—1953

  • OUR HONOURED DEAD
  • LOUIS O'NEILL
  • GEORGE J. DOYLE
  • EDWARD McGRATH
  • ARTHUR HOGAN
  • JOSEPH GILROY
  • FRANK PULLAR
  • MICHAEL HOPKINS
  • ADAM GRAY
  • JOHN HANLEY
  • JOHN STEWART
  • ROLAND J. PICKWORTH
  • ALEXANDER McKAY
  • ROBERT EDNIE
  • WILLIAM BROWN
  • LEONARD BOARDMAN
  • CLIFFORD AUGERMAN
  • ADOLPH RICCI
  • GEORGE PEW
  • JOHN BOYUK
  • JAMES DAVIDSON
  • JACK ALEXANDER
  • JOHN F. GILL
  • OUR HONOURED DEAD
  • THOMAS McCULLOUGH
  • LOUIS GERALDI
  • CHARLES FLORENCE
  • RICHARD SPAVIN
  • ROBERT McCANN
  • MICHAEL NEWCOMBE
  • WILLIAM MITCHELL
  • MORGAN ANDREWS
  • JOHN OWEN MITCHELL
  • GUSTION OLSEN
  • GEORGE SNYDER
  • JOHN McKECHNIE
  • ARNOLD MILLS
  • KENNETH BOUCOCK
  • EVAN NELSON
  • DONALD HAMMOND
  • HARVEY R. LAFFERTY
  • JOSEPH POPILUK
  • ARCHIE GRAY
  • WILLIAM NIXON
  • GEORGE DOWNES

[right side/côté droit]

YPRES
FESTUBERT
GIVENCHY
ST-ELOI
SANCTUARY-WOOD

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LENS
PASSCHENDAELE
AMIENS
ARRAS

ERECTED
BY THE TOWN OF
MERRITTON
IN
GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
OF
HER HONOURED DEAD
AND
THOSE WHO CARRIED ON
IN
THE GREAT WAR
1914-1918
AND WORLD WAR II
1939-1945

KOREAN CONFLICT
1950-1953

THE SOMME
COURCELETTE
VIMY RIDGE
HILL 70

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BOURLON-WOOD
CAMBRAI
LE CATEAU
VALENCIENNES
MONS

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Merritton Cenotaph
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Korean War
Second World War
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Ontario
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This memorial is dedicated to the citizens of Merritton who served and those who died in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. It was erected by the Town of Merritton and dedicated on July 31, 1921. The statue is believed to have been carved by artist Emanuel Hahn.

St. Catharines is home to eight war memorials, dating as far back as 1886. When the Town of Merritton, Village of Port Dalhousie and Grantham Township joined with St. Catharines in 1961, so too did their war memorials. 

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St. Catharines
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Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
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5755
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-013
Type
Other
Address
2 Chestnut Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #138 Merritton
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1394194, -79.2155083
Submitted By
Lucille Coleman
Inscription

Roll of Honour

We record with pride and gratitude
the names of members of
Grantham Consolidated School 
Who are serving their King and Country

(list of names, needs further research)

ARMY

Grover Harper
Herbert Hipwell
Eddy Leach
Harry Newhouse
Ernie Bird
Robert Newhouse
Bruce Martin
Ted Payne
David Walker
Charlie Hawke
George Burger-USA

AIR FORCE

Gordon Olson
David Aiken
George Fisk
Norman Taylor
Douglas Fleming

FOR KING AND EMPIRE

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Second World War Roll of Honour
War or Conflict Term
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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Grantham Consolidated school was sold in 2003 to the private sector and later demolished. The school's Roll of Honour was removed prior to the sale and the Roll of Honour was moved to the Merritton Legion.

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Lucille Coleman
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City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-012
Type
Other
Address
2 Chestnut Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #138 Merritton
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1394194, -79.2155083
Submitted By
Lucille Coleman
Inscription

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
ROLL OF HONOUR

"Greater love hath no man than this that
A man lay down his life for his friends"

  • Alfred William Wallace
  • Lawrence William Bradley
  • Reginald Otto Augerman
  • George Atkinson
  • Robert Adam Bradley
  • Robert Etchell
  • Douglas V. Currey
  • Albert Turner
  • Frederick Makinson
  • Thomas H. Costiff
  • Dand? Dundas
  • James E. Downes
  • William Downes
  • Henry W. Edwards
  • John Hardey Jr.
  • James W. Johnson
  • Charles Lambert
  • William Mitchell (K)
  • Arthur Mills
  • Richard Spavin (K)
  • Ralsa Smythe DSD MC
  • Garast Smythe
  • Emil Lawrence Fitzgerald
  • George Albert Fisk
  • Percey Shorter
  • William G. Bensley
  • Charles Hare
  • William Taylor
  • Lloyd Little
  • Arden Darling
  • Charles Watts
  • Charles Hibbert Neil
  • James Darling Jr.
  • Leonard Channel
  • William Lafferty
  • Kenneth Bradley
  • _______________
  • 1939 – 1945
  • Fred Astley
  • William Astley
  • Don Nestore
  • D. J. Hammond (K)
  • Robert Ross
  • James Ross
  • Abrey Murray
  • Lloyd Murray
  • Norman Kerr
  • C.C. Sumbler
  • Ivan Sumbler
  • M. A. Wyant
  • Clifford Augerman (K)
  • Jack Gibson
  • Norman Mills
  • Robert E. Burton
  • Lionel Lewis
  • Lloyd Jacobson
  • Robert Arthur Murray
  • James Downs
  • James Finch
  • W. D. Rapsey
  • Miss Edna Lovell
  •  
  • Basil Wilson
  • Norman Taylor (K)
  • Chas. Lawrence
  • Ross Austin
  • George Downes (K)
  • Robert Lafferty
  • Robert Taylor
  • Clayton Wilson
  • Russell Haston
  • Anthony Sagloskie
  • Ronald Gill
  • Harley Johnson
  • Donald Swindley
  • Douglas Swindley
  • Harold Swindley
  • Frederick Rogerson
  •  
  •  
  • Korea
  • John Gill (K)
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
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Royal Canadian Legion Branch #138 Merritton Roll of Honour
War or Conflict Term
First World War
Korean War
Second World War
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Ontario
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The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #138 Merritton Roll of Honour is for the First World War, Second World War and Korean War.

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St. Catharines
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
11477
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-011
Type
Other
Address
28 Prince Street
Location
Connaught Public School
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1640273, -79.2287835
Submitted By
Lucille Coleman
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Sergeant David Smith Plaque
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This plaque was dedicated to Sergeant David Smith who died during his service in the Second World War. He was the caretaker of Connaught School for 15 years.

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Lucille Coleman
Memorial CF Legacy ID
11451
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St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-010
Type
Other
Address
2 Chestnut Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #138 Merritton
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1394194, -79.2155083
Submitted By
Lucille Coleman
Inscription

Roll of Honour

We record with pride and gratitude
the names of members of
Merritton High School
Who are serving their King and Country

Army

  • Harvey Backsill
  • Jack Cesig
  • Jack Cuthbert
  • Alexander Ednie
  • Albert Galsworthy
  • Donald Hammond
  • Frank Kaupp
  • Jim Maxwell
  • Lawrence Mosher
  • Dalton Rapsey
  • Harold Swindley
  • Robert Turnbull
  • Robert Brisson
  • Betty Cowen
  • James Dickinson
  • Alexander Ferguson
  • Nello Girotti
  • Sidney Hough
  • James Kirk
  • Stewart McGlynn
  • Sidney Mosher
  • David Renwick
  • James Tiffney
  • Donald Vaughn
  • Kenneth Brown
  • Jim Cowan
  • Charles Dressell
  • Robert Florence
  • Terrance Hallett
  • Harry Jackson
  • Robert King
  • Linus MacKinnon
  • Joseph Murphy
  • Walter Skrydstrup
  • Lawrence Toon
  • Robert Walker

Navy

  • Ralph Aiken
  • Ralph Frayne
  • Alexander Wales
  • Jim Churchill
  • Gordon Hunt
  • Rennie Cuthbert
  • Duncan McNaughton

FOR KING AND EMPIRE

Roll of Honour

We record with pride and gratitude
the names of members of
Merritton High School
Who are serving their King and Country

Airforce

  •  
  • Donald Aiken
  • Stuart Bregman
  • Keith Doherty
  • John Galeworthy
  • Lloyd Jacobson
  • William Leitch
  • Jack McNaughton
  • Jim Patterson
  • Adolph Ricci
  • Norman Taylor
  • Harry Went
  • F.M. Dobson B.A
  • Jack Billingsley
  • Walter Catterall
  • John Ednie
  • Murray Gayman
  • Lloyd Johnston
  • Gordon Maxwell
  • Ross Misener
  • Herbert Ralston
  • Harry Spagn
  • Donald Thomas
  • Murray Wyant
  •  
  • Bill Brown
  • Lewis Denamore
  • Jim Finch
  • Jack Houser
  • Norman Kerr
  • Jack McCann
  • Gordon Olsen
  • Robert Rennie
  • Sam Strachan
  • Jack Wedsworth
  •  

FOR KING AND EMPIRE

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Second World War Roll of Honour - Army, Navy
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Second World War Roll of Honour - Airforce
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Ontario
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Merritton High School opened in 1935 at 10 Seymour Avenue and became a part of St. Catharines' school system on December 31, 1960. It closed in 1999 and the Roll of Honour was moved to the Merritton Legion.

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Lucille Coleman
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City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-009
Type
Other
Address
28 Prince Street
Location
Connaught Public School
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1640273, -79.2287835
Submitted By
Lucille Coleman
Inscription

IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO DIED
IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR
KING AND COUNTRY
IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR
1939/1945

KENNETH GOODLIFF
ROBERT BRIGGS JUDE
ERNEST MONK
RAYMOND WATSON
DOUGLAS MANN

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Lucille Coleman
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Connaught Public School Second World War Plaque
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Second World War
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Ontario
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This plaque bears the names of former Connaught Public School students who paid the ultimate price during the Second World War.  

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St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-008
Type
Other
Address
366 St. Paul Street
Location
Silver Spire United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1604777, -79.2414023
Submitted By
Lucille Coleman
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IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF
THE MEN
OF THIS CONGREGATION
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES

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This memorial is dedicated to the members of St. Paul Street United Church who served in the First and Second World Wars. It was erected by the parishioners of St. Paul Street United Church.

This location is now home to Silver Spire United Church which came into existence on July 1, 2008, as an amalgamation of three former downtown St. Catharines churches: Memorial United, St. Paul Street United and Welland Avenue United.

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St. Catharines
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Canada
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Plaque - brass
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Lucille Coleman
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10933
City/Municipality
St. Catharines
Memorial Number
35080-007
Type
Other
Address
366 St. Paul Street
Location
Silver Spire United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.1604777, -79.2414023
Submitted By
Lucille Coleman
Inscription

Roll of Honour

Enlisted in Canada for Overseas Service
from the Families of This Church and
Its Organizations

1939 - 1945 

  • Adams. Keith
  • Adams. Ruth
  • Adams. Ted
  • Aldridge. Bert
  • Anderson. Norman
  • Anson. La Vern
  • Ashdown. Alf
  • Atherton. Peter
  • Atherton. Tom
  • Baker. Ted
  • Barrow. Ken
  • Bell. Frank
  • Bell. Jack
  • Belson. Ed.
  • Bennett. Don
  • † Bennett. Ed.
  • Bowering. Cecil
  • Bowering. Roy
  • Bowman. Jack
  • Boyle. Burton
  • Boyle. Jack
  • Boyle La Vern
  • Bradley. Chas. K. Jr.
  • Brett. Arthur
  • Brewer. Joseph
  • Brewin. N.
  • Brown. George
  • Burbank. Ken
  • Cavers. Harry
  • Campbell. Ken
  • Chambers. W.J.
  • Chase. Will
  • † Christie. Burton
  • Christie. Jack
  • Chruch. Art.
  • Cooper. Everett
  • Cornelius. Allan
  • Cotton. Jack
  • Cunninghamn. Dr. W.H.
  • Daniels. Howard
  • Dann. Jack
  • Darker. Isabelle
  • Davidson. Henry
  • Dillon. Bruce
  • Dixon. Eileen
  • Doherty. Allan
  • Doherty. Keith
  • Doherty. Will
  • Doty. George
  • Dowling. John.
  • Dunk. Alfred
  • Easton. Clifford
  • Eddy. Alvin
  • Erling. Emil
  • Farley. John
  • Flawn. Joan
  • Frid. Jim
  • Frid. John
  • Gayman. Murray
  • Giles. Robert
  • † Gilles. Alex.
  • Gilligan. Percy
  • † Gilroy. Kenneth
  • Gordon. George
  • Graham. Gordon
  • Gray. Sandy
  • † Griffiths. Edward
  • Griffiths. Harold
  • † Griffiths. Howard
  • Hall. Evan
  • † Hall. Joseph
  • Hancox. Ernest
  • Harper. Vern
  • Hawley. John
  • Herr. Chas.
  • Hickey. J.p.
  • Hicks. Joyce Myers
  • Hill. Fred
  • Hill. James
  • Hill. John. W.
  • Hill. Lloyd
  • Hill. Ted
  • Hoare. Frank
  • Hoffman. Donald
  • Holder. Walter
  • Holland. Dorothy Bell
  • Horton. Don
  • Howell. Glen
  • Hull. Jack
  • Hunt. Earl
  • Immel. La Vern
  • Jarrett. John
  • † Johnstone. Clifford
  • Johnson. E.J.
  • Jullens. George
  • Kalls. Lawrence
  • Kempling. Harold
  • † Kempling. Russell
  • Kirtland. Eric
  • Lake. Ed.
  • Laskey. Warren
  • Lauder. Donald, E.
  • Lauder. Donal, N.
  • Lix. John
  • Lloyd. Edward
  •  
  • Lloyd. Frank
  • Lovelace. E. Stanley
  • Luby. Will
  • Lyle. Alfred
  • Mackey. Fred
  • MacLean. Bruce
  • † MacLean. Douglas
  • Maguire. George
  • Martin. Merritt
  • † Matthews. Don
  • Matthewson. Bruce
  • Matthewson. Gilbert
  • McClelland. Gerald
  • McClelland. Neil
  • McClelland. Norman
  • McGlenaghan. James
  • McCordick. Bruce
  • McCordick. Frank
  • McCready. Audrey, Ryan
  • McDonald. Ernest
  • McLeod. Clarence
  • McMullen. Carman
  • McSporran. Robert
  • Mellville. Robert
  • Mewitt. Ed.
  • Miles. Harold
  • Milligan. Ted
  • Misener. Harold
  • Misener. Max
  • Misener. Ross
  • Mitchell. Cyril
  • Mitchell. Robert
  • † Morgan. Harold
  • † Morgan. Rhys
  • Morris. Burrell
  • Morris. John
  • Munro. Andrew
  • Murray. R.
  • Near. Jim
  • Notman. Jack
  • Norton. Russell
  • Oliver. Russell
  • Orr. Ross
  • Patterson. Keith
  • Paxton. George
  • Paxton. Robert
  • Paxton. Will.
  • Phemister. Norman
  • Phelps. Frank
  • Plumley. Ken
  • Plumley. Russell
  • Pocknell. Frank
  •  
  • Pocknell. Walter
  • Prittie. Jack
  • Reynolds. Will
  • Richardson. Frank
  • Roberts. Walton
  • Robertson. Murray
  • Roebuck. David
  • Rogers. Donald
  • Rogers. Herman
  • Ross. Wallace
  • Ross. Will
  • Sainsbury. Jack
  • Salter. Wilson
  • Saxby. Wilson
  • Seehuber. Dick
  • Sharp. Jack
  • Sheppard. Bruce
  • Shoudlice. Victor, W.
  • Sibley. George
  • Smith. Allan
  • Smith. Alex.
  • Stewart. Thos.
  • Storer. Doug.
  • † Storkey. Gordon
  • Thiessen. Sam
  • Tiplin. Harry
  • Thom. Jack
  • Townsend. Frank
  • Tribble. Allen
  • Trueman. Ella
  • † Trueman. Harry
  • Turner. Fred
  • Vasselsue. Tom
  • Verge. Wilson
  • Vine. Clifford
  • Vine. Don
  • Warlow. Ronald
  • Warren. Don
  • † Watt. Thomas
  • Whitelock. William
  • Wignall. Doug.
  • † Wiley. Wilson
  • Wills. Lawrence
  • Wilson. David
  • Wilson. James
  • Wise. Frank
  • Wise. Spencer
  • Wood. Stanley
  • Wright. Cecil
  • Wright. Dr. J. E.
  • Young. Harry
  • Young. Will
  • Zumstein. Dr. Geo.

Those who have paid the Supreme Sacrifice....†

St. Paul St. Church

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Photo Credit
Lucille Coleman
Caption
Roll of Honour
War or Conflict Term
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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This memorial is dedicated to the members of St. Paul Street United Church who served in the Second World War. It was erected by the parishioners of St. Paul Street United Church.

This location is now home to Silver Spire United Church which came into existence on July 1, 2008, as an amalgamation of three former downtown St. Catharines churches: Memorial United, St. Paul Street United and Welland Avenue United.

City
St. Catharines
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Roll of Honour
Photo Credit
Lucille Coleman
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10932
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