Canadian Virtual War Memorial

Newspaper clipping – From the Daily Colonist of August 24, 1915. Image taken from web address of https://archive.org/stream/dailycolonist57y220uvic#mode/1up

Newspaper clipping – From the Globe (Toronto newspaper c.1902) Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me

Grave marker – Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me

Newspaper clipping – From the Vancouver Daily News Advertiser c1915. Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me

Photo of Ralph Farrar Markham – Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me

Photo of Ralph Farrar Markham – Photo of Ralph F. Markham This photo is from the book "Our Boys Under Fire" by Mellish. Photo courtesy of Thomas L. Skelding

Photo of RALPH FARRAR MARKHAM – Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me

Group Photo – Built in memory of the Old Boys who lost their lives in the Great War, the Memorial Chapel is located at the heart of the Rothsay Netherwood School campus, Rothsay NB and is a component of students' daily routine. Each morning the School comes together to speak and think, to discuss and reflect and to sing. Though founded in the Anglican tradition, the Chapel provides a multi-faith spiritual gathering place for each member of the school community. World War I Lewis Almon Reay Mackay Jasper Boyd Andrews Ralph Markham Percy Irving Baker Norman Mungall John Samuel Brown Theophilus Henry Oliver George Stuart Burchill Lionel Overton Oliver John Daniel Brock George Nugent Dickson Otty Herbert Montgomery Campbell Franklin Sharp Rankin Reginald Herber Hamilton Daniel Earle Markee Scovil Frank Russell Fairweather Alexander Seaman Arthur Vernon Hatch Hugh Mariner Teed James Walter Holly Daniel Lionel Teed Charles Edward Kingdon Jones Lawrence Tremaine Wilkinson Charles Murray Lawson

Entrance to Cemetery

Memorial Cross – Memoral cross in the Mountain View Cemetery Vancouver BC Canada

Cemetery

Grave Marker

Grave Marker – Family memoral stone in the Mountain View Cemetery Vancouver BC Canada for Major Ralph Farrar Markham Killed in France 1915. Son of Lt. Col. Alfred Markham and Naida Turnbull Markham, of Vancouver, British Columbia. Served in the South African Campaign. Born at Markhamville, New Brunswick.