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Captain John Russell Woods
1^st Battalion Coldstream Guards
Killed in Action at the Battle
of the Somme September 16, 1916
at the age of twenty one years

This tablet is erected to his memory
by a few of his friends

Son of Lt Col James William Woods OC The Governor
General’s Foot Guards

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In Memory
Captain, The Reverend
John Livingston Duncan
BA, MA, LTh, 1912 – 1970
Third Rector of this Parish in which
he served 1956 – 1970. Chaplain
XII Manitoba Dragoons, 1942 – 1945

Presented by the XII Manitoba Dragoons 1970

Sacred to the memory of
Captain William Thornton Bate, R.N.
of H.M.S. Actaeon
who was killed at Canton at the storming of the city
December 29^th 1857
His distinguished career and Christian virtues
endeared him to the foreign community in China
who erected a monument to his memory at Hong Kong

This tablet is erected in testimony of respect and affection
by H. Gerald Bate

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FIRST UNTO GOD
AND THEN
TO THE QUEEN

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TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MICHAEL F. A. NEY. R.C.N.
WHO WAS KILLED
WHILE SERVING AGAINST THE MAU MAU
OCTOBER 31ST 1954
PLACED IN THIS CHAPEL BY THE QUESTORS OF 1955

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For King and Country
Members of
Church of St. Alban the Martyr
who have volunteered for active service
with
Canada’s Fighting Force

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ALLAN, MILES
ARMSTRONG, LORNE
BARRETT, BASIL
BARRETT, MALCOLM
BATE, ROBERT
BINNEY, DONALD
BRAY, ARTHUR
BRAY, JOHN
BREARLEY, REGINALD J.
BREARLEY, REGINALD
BRUCE, DICK
BUTLIN, EDWARD
BUTLIN, ARTHUR
CARR, NOEL
CATTROLL, GEORGE
CATTROLL, STANLEY
CAWTHRAY, JOHN
CAWTHRAY, WILLIAM
CHEQUER, GEORGE +
CLAIR, DESMOND
COCK, ANTHONY +
COCK, HARRY
COCK, PETER
COCK, PAMELA
DENNIS, FREDERICK +
DENNIS, RHODA
DIBBEN, CHARLES
DONELLY, JOAN
DOWDELL, FRANK
DOWDELL, LOUIS

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EDWARDS, BANNERMAN
ELIOT, WILLIAM
ELLIS, JOHN
ELLIS, WILLIAM
FLANAGAN, STUART
FOSTER, GERALD
FRIEND, DAVIS +
GALE, GERALD
GIBSON, RALPH
GIROUARD, ESME
GRAHAM, BUCKWELL
GRAHAM, JOHN
GRAHAM, WILLIAM
GRANT, EARL
GREENSLADE, WILLIAM
GRIFFITH, HORACE
HAGUE, ALAN +
HALL, LEONARD
HAWLEY, ARTHUR
HAWLEY, LAWRENCE
HILL, ALBERT
HINEY, ERNEST
HUGHES, EDWARD

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JARVIS, MEREDITH
JOHNSON, KENNETH
JONES, GEORGE
LAWSON, JOHN +
LEADER, RUSSELL
LEFEUVRE, FRANK
LUSSIER, KENNETH
MACCALLUM, BRUCE +
MACCARTHY, ALLAN
MACHADO, BLAIR
MARTIN, FREDERICK
MAW, ELIZABETH
MCCULLOUGH, JAMES L.
MCDOWALL, JOHN
MCDOWALL, ROBERT
MURCHIE, JOHN C.
MUSSEN, VLADIMIR
OLIVE, GEORGE
OLIVE, KENNETH
PALMER, PETER
PARKER, JOHN
PEACOCK, MARGARET
PERKINS, DONALD

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PRATT, DAWSON
ROBERTSON, DOUGLAS
ROBINSON, WILLIAM
ROBSON, CLARENCE +
ROUTH, SHEPPARD
SCHMIDLIN, LAWRENCE
SIMS, CYNTHIA
SIMS, FREDERICK J. +
SPEER, GEORGE
SPEER, RICHARD
STOKES, FRANCES
TIDSWELL, J.E.H.
THURSTON, BRITTEN
TURNER, GUY
TURNER, MALCOLM
WADE, FRANK
WALKER, DAVID
WATTSFORD, GEORGE
WATTSFORD, MARY
WATTSFORD, HOPE
WELLS, LAWRENCE
WELLS, ROBERT
WOOLFORD, MAURICE
WRIGHT, EARN
WRIGHT, MARSHALL

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1939 – 1945

In enduring memory of
those who made the supreme sacrifice

Clifford Lowson
Lawrence Armstrong                                      Alan Hague
George Chequer                                              John Kelbourne Lawson
Frederick Dennis                                              Bruce MacCullum
David Friend                                       Frederick J. Sims

Requiescant in Pace

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Roll of Honour
St. Alban’s Church
Members who have
enlisted for overseas service
1914 – 1917

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ASH, WILLIAM
BADGLEY, FRANK, Lieut., M.C.
BAILEY, WILLIAM
BANNING, STANLEY
+ BAXTER, ROBERT
BELCH, GEORGE
BENJAMIN, CHRISTOPHER
BLENKARN, WILLIAM
BOGART, J. LAWRENCE H. Lt. Col.
BOWER, JOHN
BRONSKILL, FRANK
BRONSKILL, RICHARD
BRIEN, JOSEPH
BOWDEN, HOWARD JAMES
CAWDRON, ERNEST, Capt.
CRAGG, GEOFFREY, Sgt. Major
+ CODE, LAWRENCE
DAVIDSON, ROBERT, Lieut.
D’AOUST, JAMES
DRURY, HARRY
DRURY, MORRIS, Lieut.
DUNBAR, J. BEVAN P. Major
ELIOT, JOHN H., Lieut., M.C., 3^rd Hrs
FLEMING, CHARLES S., Lieut.
FRIEND, GEORGE
FRIEND, THOMAS

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GILL, WILLIAM P. Capt.
GRAHAM, CHARLES, Lieut.
HALKETT, NORMAN M., Capt.
HALLICK, GORDON
HILL, BRUCE, Lieut.
HILL, REGINALD
HILL, KENNETH
HINE, WILLIAM
HUBBELL, ERNEST S.K., Corpl.
+ HULL, EDWARD
INCE, ALLISON
INCE, ROBERT, Lieut.
LAKE, Sir PERCY H.N., Lt. Gen., K.C.B., K.C.M.G.
LEFEUVE, JOHN
LEFEUVE, SYDNEY
LONG, CHARLES E., Lt. Col.
LUMSDEN, LENNOX
MARRIOT, WILLIAM
MCADAM, HENRY, Capt.
MCCULLOGH, J., Sgt. Major
+ MCCULLOUGH, ALEXANDER
MCCULLOUGH, Miss GEORGIE (Nursing Sister)
MERRITT, RICHARD
MORGAN, OWEN
MOORE, REGINALD
PARMALEE, JAMES G. MAJOR
+ PEASE, CHARLES
PENNOCK, PHILEMON, Sgt. Major
PLASKET, HARRY H. Lieut.
POWELL, GRANT
PRITCHARD, ERNEST

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RALPH, ROBERT
REID, ANTHONY M. Lieut.
REIFFENSTEIN, NOEL O., Capt.
REIFFENSTEIN, AUSTEN, Capt.
REIFFENSTEIN, G. PATON, Capt.
RIVERS, CHARLES, Lieut.
RIVERS, VICTOR
SCHMIDLIN, EDWARD J.C., Capt.
SNOW, REGINALD
STAPLES, JAMES
STEELE, VIVIAN A.E., Lieut
SMITH, WILLIAM
TAYLOR, JEREMY V. FENNING, Lieut.
TEMPLE, CLAUDE, Lieut.
THOMAS, DOUGLAS
TORRANCE, VICTOR, Lieut.
TIMBRELL, ALAN, Lieut.
VAN EXEN, WALTER
WATTSFORD, GERALD H., Lieut.
WILLIAMS, ALFRED, Q.M.S.
WILLIAMS, HADYN
WILMOT, RICHARD
WURTELE, ALFRED C.N., R.N.
WURTELE, EVERARD
WURTELE, WILLIAM G.H., Lieut.
WURTELE, WOLFRED, Lieut.
WURTELE, Miss RHODA B. (Nursing Sister)

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+ Died on Active Service

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In memory of
Major Edward Ellegood Fennings Taylor
The Governor General’s Foot Guards
This window is erected by many friends and
his comrades of the regiment
Died December 1^st 1904

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I am distressed for thee my brother
very pleasant hast thou been unto me.

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To the glory of God
and in loving memory of
Alan Torrance Powell, D.S.O.
Major 14^th Battn, C.E.F.
Gave his life for the Empire, France April 18^th, 1918

Gladys Wynyard Anderson
Entered into rest Dec 21^st 1918

+ Our hope is in the resurrection +

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In loving memory
of
Lance Corporal Robert Isaac Baxter
2^nd Battalion Canadians, C.E.F.
only son of Robert and Annie Baxter
and a member of this Church
Born in Liverpool, England Oct 24 – 1895
Killed in Action at Ypres, Belgium April 24 – 1916

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“Greater love hath no man than this that
a man lay down his life for his friends”