Nouvelle-Écosse

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FOR KING AND COUNTRY

MEMBERS OF
TRINITY PARISH
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

PRESERVED IN SAFETY

JAMES DIGBY BAXTER
BERNARD BROOKS BAXTER
CHANDLER MANFEED BURNHAM
GORDON CAMERON BURNHAM
JOSEPH DAVID BURNHAM
HARRY MEADE BURNHAM
CHARLES GEORGE R. CONNELL
JAMES DOUGLAS EVERETT
FREDERICK PACHER DUVERNET
GARFIELD BEARMAN HAYDEN
DAVID HALL HUMPHERSON
PETER HALL HUMPHERSON
WILLIAM EDGAR JONES
CECIL EDGAR JONES
EDITH GLENDON LYNCH
GEORGE RICHARD K. LYNCH
EDWARD DALE MCNOOGAN
FRANK WILLIAM ROBINSON JR.
ARCHER ROOP TURNBULL
ROBERT ENSLEY BOWE
PAUL ALDEN TURNBULL
RICHARD LAWRENCE TURNBULL
GERRY VICTOR TURNBULL
GERALD EDDIE TURNBULL
MARJORY MAUD TURNBULL
LAIRD CREIGHTON TAYLOR
ROBERT STEWART TAYLOR
DONALD ROY WILSON
EDWARD ARTHUR WALKER
CHARLES LOUIS WALKER
ARTHUR READ WINCHESTER
CHARLES WINCHESTER
EARL ST. CLAIR WINCHESTER
LEONARD WINCHESTER
ERIC WOOF
JAMES ARTHUR WOOF
CURRY WINSTON WOODMAN
RALPH OSWALD WRIGHT
THOMAS PATRICK ROWLETTE

KILLED IN ACTION

STANLEY SPRAY
DONALD SMITH WINCHESTER
REGINALD WOOF
SAMUEL DRIFFIELD WOODMAN
MAX FEINDEL ROBBINS
FRANK ALBERT WILLIAMS

WOUNDED

VERNON LESLIE BENT
ROY HAMLIN ROBINSON
CARL STANLEY WINCHESTER

[second Roll of Honour/deuxième tableau d’honneur 12011-006c]
To the Glory of Almighty God and as
a Memorial of the Patriotism and Loy-
ality of the Parishioners and former Parishioners
who served their King and Country in the Great War of 1914-1918,
this tablet has been erected by the Corporation of Trinity Parish.
WILLIAM DRIFFIELD.
Rector
A.L.M. SWABEY,
A.D. DALEY
Churchwardens

KILLED

"I am the Resurrection and the Life, saith the Lord."
Louis Lawrence Churchill
Bernard M. Dakin
William Sawry Gilpin
Arthur E.G. Goddard
Charles Dayrell Shreve M.C.
George Archer Turnbull
Walter VanTassel

WOUNDED OR GASSED

"They jeopardized their lives unto the death."
John Carnegy deBalinhard, D.S.O.
Walter Drummond
Stephen Marshall
Gaius Torrie
Wilfrid Eddy Tupper
Alfred Mintram Turnbull
Bevis Watson Turnbull
Gerard Archibald Turnbull
Guy Victor Turnbull
John Fulton Turnbull, M.M.
Alexander Griswold Viets
Robert Botsford Viets
Donald Smith Winchester
Earl Sinclair Winchester
Ralph Buzzel Winchester

PRESERVED IN SAFETY

"The living, the living, he shall praise Thee."
Gordon Lester Alcorn
John Allan
Rev. George Michael Ambrose
George Willard Baxter
Arthur W. Bent
Henry Parks Bonnell, D.S.C.
Edmund Ernest Burnham
Joseph Henry Churchill
Harry Payson Cousins
Harold Dakin
Roy Dakin
Boyd Smith Dunham
Alice M. Goddard
Allan Percival Hughes
Gerald Crowell Carleton Merkel
James William Merkel
Stewart Freeman Raymond
Chauncey Frederick Rice
Bertram Digby Robinson
George Shambler
Richmond Seymour Shreve
Clifford Allison Smith
Hallett Stephenson
William Albert Sulis
Horace Torrie
Aubrey Arnold Turnbull
Eber Hendricks Turnbull
Carolyn Winifred Viets, R.R.C.
Roy Martin Whynacht

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ROLL OF HONOUR
1914-1918

ONCE WORSHIPPERS
WITHIN THIS CHURCH,
THEY GAVE THEIR LIVES
FOR KING AND COUNTRY

GEO. ARCHER TURNBULL
LT. CHARLES D. SHREVE M.C.
WM. SAWRY GILPIN
ARTHUR E.G. GODDARD
BERNARD M. DAKIN
CPL. LOUIS L. CHURCHILL

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THE "LITTLE" SHIPS THAT SAVED THE DAY

IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE SAILORS AND SUBMARINERS WHO WENT DOWN IN THE SHIPS AND WHO SURVIVED WORLD WAR I, WORLD WAR II AND KOREAN WAR

HEART OF OAK

DEDICATED ON 27 MAY 1990 BY THE CANADIAN NAVAL COMMUNITY

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RCN SHIPS LOST
HMCS CHARLOTTETOWN 11 SEP 1942
HMCS OTTAWA 14 SEP 1942
HMCS LOUISBURG 8 FEB 1943
HMCS WEYBURN 22 FEB 1949-3
HMCS ST. CROIX 20 SEP 1943
HMCS CHEDABUCTO 21 OCT 1943
HMCS ATHABASKAN 29 APR 1944
HMCS VALLEYFIELD 7 MAY 1944

I, CYRIL E. CAINES, CD (CMNA 9376) DO HEREBY DONATE THE MERCHANT NAVY PLAQUE IN MEMORY OF THE 1,464 MERCHANT MARINERS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN WORLD WAR II
1939 - 1945

CANADIAN MERCHANT NAVY
MARINE MARCHANDE CANADIENNE
1914-18 1939-45 1950-53

THE LIFE LINE OF THE WORLD
POUR LA SURVIE DU MONDE LIBRE

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RCN SHIPS LOST

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RCN SHIPS LOST

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IN HONOUR
OF
ALL WHO SERVED
1914 1918
CHARLES BERRY
+COREY BERRY+
HIRAM BERRY
LEN BERRY
ONSLOW BERRY
SHELDON BERRY
ALDEN CHUTE
RODERICK CRESS
ERVIN DONDALE
ISRAEL DUKESHIRE
WALTER DUNN
SAMUEL FEINDEL
FORREST FRASER
RALPH HENSHAW
AVERY HEWEY
FRED LONG
GEORGE LONG
HOWARD LONG
OTTO LONG
REGINALD MALING
+HUGH McBRIDE+
+HARTLEY MILLETT+
ROLAND MILNER
VERNON NIXON
ARTHUR POTTER
KENNETH POTTER
+LENLEY POTTER+
JOE POTTER
GENOS SANFORD
NORMAN SANFORD
FRED SIMPSON
ARCHIBALD WOODLAND
FREDERICK WOODLAND
+FRED WRIGHT+
HOWARD WRIGHT
IRA WRIGHT
WILLIAM WRIGHT

+JACK BERRY+
+MITCHELL MALING+
+RAYMOND PYNE+
+DONALD SANFORD+
+HARRY WRIGHT+
+KILLED IN ACTION+

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LEST WE FORGET

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1914 1918
IN GRATEFUL MEMORY
OF THOSE WHO MADE
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
IN THE GREAT WAR
OUR HONOURED DEAD
MAJOR JAMES H. TUPPER
LIEUT.-ORRIN L. LANTZ M.C.,CROIX De GUERRE
LIEUT.-LLOYD ERNEST LONGLEY
FLIGHT LIEUT.-HARRY LAWRENCE CROWE
SERGT. MAJOR.-WILLIAM ROY MacLEOD
SERGT.-BYRON FAULKENHAM
CORP.-GEORGE R. FOWLES CORP.-GEORGE A. JACKSON
CORP.-FREDERICK G. MERRITT
L/C.-WILLIAM H. BALCOM L/C.-RALPH I. BORDEN
L/C.-HARRY B. BICKIE L/C.-STUART C. MARSHALL
L/C.-LEONARD A. MELLICK
GUNNER-RONALD M. KING
SAPPER.-AUBREY VIDITO
PTE’S. CHESTER P. BRINTON
MELBOURNE A. BRINTON
STEWART W. CONDON
FLORUS FEINDELL
ERNEST G. GESNER
JAMES H. GILLIATT
WILLIAM W. HAMILTON
HARRY W. HAYWARD
FRED P. HENSHAW
HERMAN A. HYSON
WALTER JEFFERSON
CECIL B. LLOYD
HERBERT L. LYNCH
CHESTER MESSENGEL
AVARD R. O’NEILL
CLARENCE C. PURDY
WATSON SABEAN
CHAS. N. McKEOWN
GUY TODD
LeROY WHYNOTT
HORACE WILKINS
DONALD M. WRIGHT
HARRIS WILKINS

ALSO IN EVERLASTING GRATITUDE TO THOSE WHO DARING TO DIE SURVIVED

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1939 1945
IN GRATEFUL MEMORY
OF THOSE WHO MADE
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
IN WORLD WAR II
OUR HONOURED DEAD
BEATTIE, EARLE F.
BENT, DOUGLAS E.
BENT, ELROY F.
BRINTON, LESTER P.
CHUTE, LLOYD M.
CONNELL, EUGENE H.
CREELMAN, GORDON R.
DANIELS, JOSEPH I.
DURLING, G. DAVID
FISK, DONALD S.
GAUDETTE, JOSEPH J.A.
GILLIS, CALVIN L.
GILLIS, HAROLD T.
GILLIS, IVAN L.G.
HALEY, ARTHUR W.
HOGAN, CLYDE J.
HORTON, JOHN W.
HOWLETT, ROBERT G.
HYSON, RONALD V.
JACQUES, GEORGE W.
KEIZER, WALTER B.
LEWIS, HAROLD P.
LONGLEY, H. GRAHAM
LONGLEY, LOUIS V.
MACLEOD, RONALD G.
MARSHALL, OLEN B.
PALFREY, HARVEY T.
PRAT, GERALD F.
SELIG, JOHN D.
SMITH, RONALD E.
STEVENS, GEORGE A.H.
TAYLOR, ALVIE A.I.
TAYLOR, OWEN H.
TURNER, LEAMAN C.
WHITMAN, HENRY B.
WHITMAN, WILLIAM C.
WILLIAMS, SHERMAN F.
YOURNG, EVERETT F.


ALSO IN EVERLASTING GRATITUDE TO THOSE
WHO DARING TO DIE SURVIVED
KOREA WAR CLEMENTS, BENJAMIN

IN MEMORY OF OUR HEROIC DEAD
PTE BENJAMIN F
SON OF ANDREW & JULIA McCRAY
DIED IN ENGLAND APRIL 31, 1818
AGED 22 YRS.
SERGT. GEORGE R
SON OF DEAN & AUGUST WHITMAN
KILLED IN ACTION AT (needs further research/recherche incomplète)
BURY
SEPT. 2 1918 AGED 34 YRS
PTE ELMER LLOYD
SON OF JOHN & DORA SMITH
DIED AT CAMP DEVONS MASS
SEPT. 22 1918 AGED 22 YRS
ALEXANDER CARL NAVAL CADET
SON OF WENT & EMMA ANDREWS
DIED AT PORTSMOUTH VA
OCT 1 1919 AGED 18 YRS
PTE PERCY AGELBERT
SON OF HENRY & MINNIE BERRYMAN
DIED AT KENTVILLE N.S. JULY 18 1919
AGED 22 YRS

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DIED IN THE
WORLD WAR
1914 - 1918
KENNETH A. COSMAN
ROGER L. SPECHT
WALTER J. URQUHART
LIEUT.
HAROLD P. ALMON
FOR KING
AND COUNTRY

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CLARENCE W. O'NEILL
ARNOLD H. MORGAN
RALPH E. SIBLEY
CHARLIE JOHNSON
WILLIAM R. APTT

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DIED IN THE
WORLD WAR
1939 - 1945
WILLIAM DAKIN MULLEN
PILOT
OFFICER
1914 - 1918
HARLEY MELANSON

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EDWARD W. HAIGHT
BENJAMIN M. SABEAN
LLOYD C. SHORTLIFFE