Ontario

[plaque/plaque]

GIVING & FORGIVING

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MAJOR GENERAL J. LYONS BIGGAR, C.M.G.

QUARTERMASTER GENERAL OF CANADA

THIRD SON OF JAMES LYONS BIGGAR, M.P.
OF THE CARRYING PLACE BAY OF QUINTE
1856-1922

PRO REGE ET PRO PATRIA

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY HIS WIFE & CHILDREN

[plaque/plaque]

IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
MATRON MARGARET H. SMITH. R.R.C. & BAR
DIED 12th MAY, 1920.
A MEMBER OF THE
C.A.M.C. NURSING SERVICE SINCE 1902
SERVED IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
AND OVER FIVE YEARS IN THE GREATH WAR.

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY THE MEMBERS OF
THE OVERSEAS C.A.M.C. NURSING SERVICE

[plaque/plaque]

IN MEMORY OF
BRIGADIER GENERAL
WILLIAM ST. PIERRE HUGHES
D.S.O. V.D.
FIRST COMMANDING OFFICER
21st BATTALION C.E.F.
1914 - 1916

AN HONOURED ELDER OF THE CHURCH
ERECTED BY THE OTTAWA BRANCH
21st BATTALION ASSOCIATION

[left plaque/plaque de gauche]

1914

IN HONOUR
OF
THOSE WHO SERVED

[left column/colonne de gauche]

NURSE B.V. HUGHES
NURSE MABEL LINDSAY
NURSE PEARL PRINSEP
Mrs. GORDON BROWN
EVELYN BROWN
HELEN CARTER V.A.D.
ALICE HOUSTON V.A.D.
GLADYS HUMPHREYS V.A.D.
EDNA JOHNSON V.A.D.
Mrs. HAROLD OSMOND
JEAN WRIGHT
PHOEBE WRIGHT
PEREGRINE ACLAND
HARRY ALSTON
F. BARRON ANDERSON
ISAAC ANDERSON
FRED BABINGTON
GEORGE BABINGTON
GEORGE BARBER
C. BEN BATE
E. DON BATE
ARTHUR BOURINOT
GUY BOWIE
H.W. BOWIE
HAROLD BATE
THOMAS P. BENNETT
HERBERT BERRY
LEIGH BISHOP
THOMAS L. BLAKENEY
ROBERT BROWN
HAROLD BUCK
GEORGE CAMERON
ROLAND CAMERON
PHILLIP CAMERON
EDWARD T. CHESLEY
W.F. COUTLEE
JOHN A. CURRIE

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DOUGLAS G. CURRIE
THOS. CUTHBERT Jr.
LEONARD Mc E. CHESLEY
GEORGE CLARK
WILLIAM COLE
BRIAN DEVLIN
JOHN DEVLIN
ALBERT DIXON
H. TOWNLEY DOUGLAS M.O.
FREDERICK G. DUNNING
RICHARD F. EAGER
CHARLES J. EAGER
W.J. FAGAN
HAROLD FAWCETT
ASHWORTH FELLOWES
DELBERT L. FENTON
JOHN H. FERGUSON
E.N.H. FYLES
EDWARD G. GAMBLE
ALLAN GILL
HAROLD GIRLING
STEPHEN GIBLIN
LESLIE C. GOODEVE
WILLIAM GIRLING
GEORGE HALL
GEORGE HAMILTON
FRED HARRAGAN
STUART HAWKINS
J. RAYSIDE HEARNDEN
LAURIE C. HEMPILL
ARTHUR HIGMAN
WILLIAM HEWARD
SIDNEY HOBART
CUNNINGHAM HOGG
SYDNEY HOLMES
ROY HUMPHRYS
HERBERT HUTCHINS

[centre plaque/plaque centrale]

THE GREAT WAR
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF THIS CONGREGATION
WHO DIED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE

ERIC M. ANDERSON
JACK ARNOLDI
HOLLAND BATE
EDMUND GORDON BROWN
RUSSELL BUDREO
GORDON CARLING
JOHN CARLING
ALBERT COCKS
DYSON CURRIER
THOMAS CUTHBERT Sr.
WALTER DICKS
JAMES DWYER
CHARLES GRIFFITHS
HAROLD GRIFFITHS
A. GILES HOWARD
RUPERT HUNTER
AYTON RICHEY LEGGO
ALEXANDER McFARLANE
CLAUDE PENGELLY
FRANK PORTER
HARRY ROSE
WILLIAM A. SHORTER
E.T. SMITH
REGINALD SMITH
ALBERT SUMMERS
JOHN WESLEY TERRY
ARTHUR ERNEST TIERNEY
G.J. WATTERS
WILLIAM WRIGHT

[right plaque/plaque de droite]

1918

IN HONOUR
OF
THOSE WHO SERVED

[left column/colonne de gauche]

STANLEY HIGMAN
ARTHUR JACKMAN
JOHN A. JACKSON
LAWRENCE JACKSON
HENRY JACKSON
WILLIAM H. KENNEDY
ARCHIBALD LANGDON
JOHN LAWRENCE
HERVERT LEWIS
JOHN LEWIS
J.S.B. MacPHERSON
KENNETH C. MacPHERSON
WILLIAM MARTIN
GERALD MATTHEWMAN
ALEXANDER McFARLANE
JOHN McFARLAND
ARTHUR MOORE
REGINALD MOORE
EUGENE MIRON
HERBERT NICHOL
HAROLD NICHOL
HAROLD NUTTING
KEITH NUTTING
WILLIAM OFFER
HOWARD R. OLMSTEAD
MELBOURNE O`HALLORAN
REGINALD ORDE
HAROLD OSMOND
HARRY PALMER
DAVIDSON PARKER
HARRY PARKER
C.H.E. POWELL
J. FRED PRATT
CAMPBELL PEDEN
BASIL PRICE

[right column/colonne de droite]

MARCUS PRICE
ARTHUR PRINSEP
CONWAY PRIOR
BEVERLEY PUDDICOMBE
W. LEWIS RICHARDS
GEORGE ROBERTS
JOHN ROBERTSON
FRANK ROBSON
PERCY ROSE
EARL ROUTH
JASON ROUTH
WALTER RUSHTON
EVEREST SELWYN
GEORGE SEWELL
PERCY D. SHAW
ALFRED SHEEN
HENRY LEWIS SHERWOOD
ROBERT SHIPLEY
HERBERT SHORT
ARTHUR F. SHOWLER
GEORGE P. SLADE
KENNETH SLATER
N. ARTHUR SPARKS
WILLIAM STANFORD
JOHN STOTT
PLUNKET B. TAYLOR
VICTOR W. THOMPSON
RUGGLES TINK
THOMAS A. WATTERSON M.O.
FRED WEATHERDON
HAROLD WEBBER
A.J. WHITLOCK
ROSS WILSON
DOUGLAS WRIGHT
HARRY WRIGHT
PALMER WRIGHT
FRANK WRIGHT

[at bottom - from left to right plaques/en bas - des plaques de gauche à droite]

THEY LOVED HONOUR MORE THAN THEY FEARED DEATH.

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[3]

The original 1874 Regimental Colour of the Governor General's Foot
Guards Regiment. The Governor General's Foot Guards was authorized
on 7 June 1872. The title of Guards was authorized on 15 December 1920.
The Foot Guards' motto reflects its national significance: "Civitas et
princeps Cura nostra - Our Country and our Rulers are our Concern."
Battle honours were acquired under this Regimental Colour at Northwest
Canada, 1885; South Africa, 1899-1902, Ypres, 1915, 1917; Graveenstafel,
St Julien, Festubert, 1915;Mount Sorrel, Somme, 1916; Poze'eres, Flers
Courcelette, Ancre Heights, Arras, 1917, 1918, Vimy, 1917, Arleux, Scarpe,
1917, 1918, Hill 70, Passchendaele, Amiens, Drocourt-Queant,
Hindenburg Line, Canal du Nord, pursuit to Mons, France and Flanders,
1915-1918. These Battle honours can be found on the replacement
Regimental and King's Colours [5][6]. The embroidered garlands of
shamrocks, roses, thistles and maple leaves are worth a second glance.
they surround a six-pointed star symbolizing the six provinces of Canada
in 1874: Ontario, Québec, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, British Columbia and
new Brunswick. The initials of Queen Victoria (Victoria Regina), who
chose Ottawa to be capital, are at the centre of the star. A garland of maple
leaves, a beaver and the Crown complete the complement of Canadian symbols.

[4]

The original 1874 Queen's Colour of the Governor General's Foot Guards
Regiment. On 7 June 1872, Civil Service rifle regiments from Québec
and Ottawa amalgamated to form No. 1 and No. 2 Civil Service Rifle
Companies. This stand of Colours was presented by Her Excellency the
marchioness of Dufferin and Ava, Wife of Governor General Dufferin, on
behalf of her majesty Queen Victoria, on 24 may 1874, after being
dedicated by the Bishop of Ontario, the Right Reverend John Travers Lewis.
under it, the Governor General's Foot Guards marched off the First
World War in 1914. Colours remain perpetually the property of the Crown.
When no longer used, Colours are retired or "laid up," usually in churches,
because of their sacred aspect. In the chancel the Queen's Colour hangs on
the congregation's left and the Regimental Colour on the congregation's
right. Outside the chancel, as is the case here, the Queen's Colour hangs on
the right and the Regimental Colour on the left. After being in use for 60
years, this stand of Colours was "laid up" with stately ceremony in this
Cathedral on 21 May 1933.

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[text on the left/texte à gauche]

[1]

The 1957 Regimental colour of the 1st Battalion, The Canadian Guards.
This battalion was activated form officers and men of the 3rd battalion,
Royal Canadian Regiment on 15 April 1954, to be a distinctly Canadian
regiment. This Colour was presented by Vincent Massey, the first
Canadian-born Governor General, on 5 October 1957. All Canadian
battalions of foot guards and line infantry (excluding those of rifle
regiments) possess a stand of Colours. A "stand" consists of two
Colours: the Queen's (or King's) Colour (2) and the Regimental Colour (1).
The Regimental Colour symbolizes loyalty to the Regiment of which the
battalion is part. A battalion is between 800 and 1000 officers and men.
After serving with NATO in January 1969 and in United Nations peace-
keeping duties in Cyprus, this battalion was disbanded and its Colours "laid
up" here on 31 August 1969. The Latin initials (EIIR) of Canada's
sovereign, Queen Elizabeth II (Elizabeth II Regina) are featured on this
Colour.

[text on the right/texte à droite]

[2]

The 1957 Queen's Colour of the 1st Battalion, The Canadian Guards. In
the 18th and 19th centuries, Colours were carried in battle to serve as a
reminder to troops of their loyalty to Crown and Regiment, and to serve as
rallying points during battle. They were carried by junior officers known
as Ensigns (2nd Lieutenants) and guarded by non-commissioned officers
known as Colour Sergeants. Colours are presented to Canadian battalions
by a member of the Royal Family, a vice-regal or other distinguished
person, A Queen's (or King's) Colour symbolizes loyalty to Canada's
Sovereign. Under this Queen's Colour, the 1st Battalion, The Canadian
Guards, served during the classic era of the "Cold War." On 27 October
1977, Bishop William Robinson designated Christ Church Cathedral the
Canadian Anglican Cathedral of the Armed Forces. An outstanding
symbol on this Queen's Colour is the moose below the Crown and above
the three-pronged Maple Leaf.

[left plaque/plaque de gauche]

[left column/colonne de gauche]

SERVICE ROLL

ADAMSON, LAWRENCE D.
ADDISON, WILLIAM G.
AITKINS, DONALD P.
AITKINS, PHILLIP W.
ALLEN, GEORGE C.
ANDERSON, KENNETH
ANDREWS, CLARENCE
AULT, GEORGE A.
BAYLIS, ROBERT J.H.
BELL, GRAHAM A.
BELL, JOHN A.
BOWIE, MURRAY R.
BOYD, WILLIAM J.
BRISCOE, GERNELD D.
BROADFOOT, JEAN ROSS
BRONSON, FRED E.
BROWN, R. CUTHBERT C.
BRUCE, CHARLES F.
BRUCE, R.W.
BRYDON, J. STURAT
BRYDON, R.L.
BYSON, JAMES B.
CAMPBELL, ARTHUR, R.F.
CAMPBELL, JOHN
CAMPBELL, ROSS M.
CARR-HARRIS, G.G.M.
CARSWELL, H.BARNET
CLARKE, JOHN
COWLEY, ALAN
COWLEY, ROBERT
CRABTREE, SIDNEY
CRAIG, PRUDENCE
CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM
DALE, JOHN ARTHUR
DENISON, CHARLES
DOUGLAS, JAMES
DOWNES, ALLAN
DOWNES, IAN P.
DUNFIELD, JOHN D.
EDWARDS, D. KEMP
FALKNER, J.ERIC K.
FALKNER, KEITH C.

[right column/colonne de droite]

FERGUSON, FRANKLIN S.
FERGUSON, JOHN G.
FRASER, LESLIE S.
FRASER, RONALD A.
FULLER, CHARLES C.B.
FULLER, W. ARTHUR
GARLAND, DONALD M.
GARLAND, PETER
GARLAND, ROBERT D.
GAULT, BASIL
GILL, W.JOHN
GRANGE, SAMUEL C.M.
GRAHAM, WALTER
GRANT, J. FERGUS
GRANT, MALCOLM
GUTHRIE, GEORGE G.M.
GUTHRIE, N. GREGOR
HALL, DAVID A.
HALL, K. CAMERON
HARPER, DON C.
HARRIS, G. ALLAN
HARRISON, JOHN E.G.
HAY, H.P.
HAY, HARRY W.
HIGINBOTHAM, ELIZABETH L.
HIGINBOTHAM, W. EDGAR
HILL, ARCHIBALD R.
HODGSON, HOHN S.
HOLLINGSWORTH, JOHN S.
HOOD, J. CLARKE
HUGHSON, GEOFFREY
HUGHSON, NANCY E.
HUNTER, ALISTAIR M.
HUNTER, ARCHIBALD
HUTCHISON, GEORGE O.
INCE, ROBERT A.
JONES, GEORGE F.A.
KENNEDY, MARY
KERR, KENNETH J.
KIDD, ARNOLD W.
KIDD, EDISON
KIDD, KENNETH W.

[centre plaque/plaque centrale]

1939 -- 1945

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN SACRED
MEMORY OF THOSE FROM THIS CHURCH
WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE THAT
WE MIGHT LIVE AND IN GRATITUDE
FOR THOSE WHOM IT PLEASED GOD
TO BRING HOME AGAIN.

THESE GAVE THEIR LIVES

DONALD A. BLUE
HOWARD COBBETT
JAMES COCHRANE
EDWIN COWLEY
ALLAN MacD. DOWNES
ROBERT W. ECHLIN
E. ALEXANDER GRANGE
J. PAUL HOWARD
WARD C. HUGHSON
ARCHIE HUNTER
B. PERRY JENNINGS
CLIFFORD Wm. KERR
ALEXANDER LAROCQUE
FRANK E. MEERS
CHARLES R. OLMSTEAD
S. MARSTEN WRIGHT

"TO YOU FROM FALLING HANDS WE THROW THE TORCH; BE YOURS TO HOLD IT HIGH".
JOHN McCRAE.

[right plaque/plaque de droite]

[left column/colonne de gauche]

KIRBY, DONALD S.
KNAPP, G.EDGAR
LAIDLAW, A.HUGH M.
LAPOINTE, BERNICE E.
LAPOINTE, RAYMOND A.
LAROSE, ALBERT J.
LAURIE, WILLIAM A.
LAURIE, WILLIAM L.
LAWSON, WILLIAM A.
LODGE, WILLIAM
MacDONALD, JOHN A.
MacDONALD, RODERICK L.
MacDONALD, WILLIAM
MacDONNELL, JOHN B.
MacDONNELL, SCARTH
MacDOUGALL, HUGH ALLAN
MacKENZIE, ANGUS, T.
MacKENZIE, DAVID
MacKENZIE, JOHN a.
MacLAREN, ALEX S.
MacLAREN, DONALD
MacLAREN, GORDON F.
MacLAREN, J. FERGUS
MacLEAN, JOHN A.
MacLEAN, RODERICK W.
MacMILLAN, D.N.
MacPHAIL, ANDREW C.
MacTAVISH, DUNCAN K.
MARTELL, ERNEST A.
MASSON, MARY E.
MASSON, ROBERT G.
McCULLOCH, WARREN F.
McDONALD, J. DOUGLAS
McDOUGALL, A. GORDON
McDOUGALL, GORDON C.
McDOUGALL, JOHN
McDOUGALL, WILLIAM W.L.
McKECHNIE, A.B.
McKINLEY, JOHN C.
McKINLEY, JOHN F.
McLAUGHLAN JOHN T.
McLAUGHLAN, WILLIAM
McNAB, JOHN REV'D.

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MEARS, JULIAN D.
MEERS, LEONARD
MEIKLE, JOHN S. U.S.A.
MOORE, JOHN L.
MORDY, BROCKWELL P.
MORELAND, WILLIAM E.
MORRISON, ALEXANDER
MULLEN, E. GEORGE
MULLEN, WILLIAM J.E.
MURRAY, CHARLES S.
MURRAY, JAMES, K.
NIXON, GRAHAM M.
OUTRAM, JOHN C.
PATERSON, DONALD S.
PATERSON, JOHN N.
PATERSON, JAMES C.
PERLEY-ROBERTSON, GEORGE
REBERTS, REGINALD E.
ROBERTSON, C.F.
ROBERTSON, E.BOYD
SCOTT, DAVID
SKEAD, HELEN FRANCIS
SMELLEI, ELIZABETH L.
SMITH, DOREEN J.
SPEARMAN, SHELDON
STEWART, J. ROSS
STUART, ROBERT I.
TENNANT, GEORGE A.
TENNANT, HILLIARD A.
TILLEY, ALEX REID
TODD, GEORGE S.
WAGHORN, GEORGE C.
WATSON, JOHN E.D.
WEST, HELEN C.
WESTON, HAYDN C.
WILSON, ANGUS M.
WILSON, ROBERT N.
WILSON, ANNA M.
WILSON, LYNDON A.
WRIGHT, DONALD G.
WYATT, J. ANGUS

[dedication/dévotion]
Give us a quiet place, O GOD.
where we may gather together the memories
of those who have gone before us,
cherish the ideas for which they strove,
and take good heart from their devotion,
that we may further Thy work here on earth.
Amen.

Chapel Dedication 25 February, 1951

[dedication/dévotion]

THE WARRIORS' CHAPEL

Constructed in 1946-47
Dedicated 25th February, 1951 by
Right Reverend Robert Jefferson, Bishop of Ottawa

Memorialized names unveiled 25th February, 1951 by
His Excellency the Governor General of Canada
Earl Alexander of Tunis, K.G.

Renovations to the Original (as pictured above) made in 1999-2000

Rededicated 12th November, 2000 by
Right Reverend Peter Coffin, Bishop of Ottawa
With Guest of Honour
Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson
Governor General of Canada

FLAGS
The originally donated flags in this case are:
The Navy White Ensign flown in WWII by HMCS OTTAWA
The Merchant Navy Red Ensign flown in WWII by
MOUNT REVELSTOKE PARK
(The Red Ensign also represents the Canadian Army)
The Air Force Ensign flown in WWII by the City of Ottawa Squadron, RCAF

(A more complete history of the Warriors` Chapel is available in the booklet found in the case)

[banner/bannière]
To the glory of God. This Warriors` Chapel was erected in grateful remembrance of those members of St John`s Church serving in the Armed Forces who made the supreme sacrifice for their King and country in order that we might continue to live in that freedom which is, by the grace of God, our rightful heritage. Dedicated in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty.

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
ST. JOHN`S CHURCH
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA`S FIGHTING FORCES

• *ACHESON, G.R.
• ADAMS, F.G.V.
• ALLSTON, A.
• ALLSTON, P.L.
• ANDERSON, E.
• ASHFIELD, J.G.
• BALDWIN, E.A.
• BARCLAY, MISS K.R.
• BARNARD, W.H.
• BARRETT, H.E.
• BAYLY, MISS L.M.
• BOLTON, D.P.K.
• *BOURNE, J.H.
• BOWLER, J.W.
• BOWLER, MISS P.E.
• BRADLEY, C.E.
• BRADLEY, E.M.
• BRADLEY, M.L.
• BRITTAIN, MISS B.L.
• *BROWN, D.C.
• BROWN, W.O.
• BROWNE, G.L.
• BURN, PA.A
• BURNS, D.CALDER, J.A.
• *CALKIN, T.
• *CAMERON, R.L.
• CAMPBELL, Y.G.
• CAPREOL, E.L.
• CHARBONNEAU, J.H.
• CHRISTION, J.D.
• CHURCH, R.E.
• COLDWELL, A.E.
• COLE, L.P.
• COLEMAN, G.M.
• COLLINS, I.W.
• COLLINS, J.D.
• COLLINS, R.
• COOKE, S.G.
• COORSON, MISS R.M.
• COURTNEY, J.
• CRAIG, H.N.
• CRAIG, L.A.
• CRANSTON, R.N.
• CROSNBERRY, A.M.
• CROSSLEY, M.J.
• DAGG, H.G.
• DAVIDSON, D.A.
• DEAN, J.W.
• DEVENNEY, H.V.
• DICKS, T.W.
• *DOYLE, F.W.
• DUNCAN, A.M.
• *EARDLEY-WILMOT, J.V.
• EBURNE, R.
• FAUQUIER, G.
• FAUQUIER, M.A.
• FRIPP, I.G.
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• FARMAM, MISS E.
• FAUQUIER, J.A.
• *FAWCETT, J
• FERGUSON, MISS B.P.
• FORGIE, R.B.K.
• FORWARD, A.B.
• FRANCIS, L.G.
• FRECHETTE, W.D.H.
• *GARDNER, D.R.
• GARDNER, E.M.
• GARRY, E.
• GILES, T.
• GOTH, W.M.
• GRANT, J.C.
• GRANT, R.D.
• GUNDERSON, S.
• HALL, MISS L.H.
• HANN, MISS N.H.
• HEALEY, MISS I.R.
• HERRICK, C.P.
• HICKINGBOTTOM, MISS B.
• HICKINGBOTTOM, MISS G.
• HOLMES, D.
• *HOLMES, A.F.
• HORLIN, R.C.
• HOWEY,F.D.
• INCE, R.A.
• INGLIS, T.
• IRVINE, A.S.
• IRVINE, G.L.
• IRVIN, J.S.
• IRWIN, J.L.
• JACOB, J.E.VJACOB, R.F.
• JACQUES, F.
• *JEFFREY, G.W.
• JENKINS, J.F.
• JENNER, R.
• KEMP, MISS D.R.
• KLOCK, H.F.
• KLOCK, R.H.
• LAWLEDGE, E.F.
• LEESON, A.
• LEWIS, Z.W.T.
• LIGHT, M.K.
• LONSBERRY, L.
• MADDOCK, T.R.
• MAIN, H.L.
• MARTIN, MISS D.J.
• MILLARD, R.H.
• MILLWARD, H.M.B.
• MILLWARD, M.F.B.
• MORGAN, R.G.
• MERRIFIELD, C.B.
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• MOULL, W.C.
• MOUSE, A.F.
• MUISE, K.G.
• MUNRO, R.W.
• MURRAY, W.J.
• McCALLUM, M.C.
• McCARTHY, W.J.
• *McCRUM, C.J.F.
• McLAUGHLIN, D.
• MacDERMOTT, MRS W.B.
• NEIL, G.A.
• NEIL, K.
• NEIL, R.M.
• NELLES, M.K.
• NELLES, A.
• NESBITT, J.C.
• NESBITT, J.C.
• NEWELL, J.R.
• NEW, F.G.
• OFFORD, E.A.
• OFFORD, E.F.
• ORMOND, MISS F.H.
• ORMOND, J.C.
• ORMOND, MISS K.A.
• PAGE, G.
• PEAKE, L.C.
• PEAKE, R.E.A.
• PEPPER, MISS E.
• PERKIN, E.S.
• PERLEY, R.
• PORTEOUS, E.
• POULTON, N.S.
• *RANKIN, R.
• REES, H.S.
• READ, G.H.
• RENTON, A.
• RENTON B.A.
• RIGBY, E.
• RIGBY, J.
• RIGBY, L.G.
• *ROBSON, C.S.
• ROE, E.
• ROSE, I.W.
• ROSS, K.G.M.
• *ROULEAU, D.F.
• ROWBOTHAM, A.E.
• SARAZEN, R.S.
• SARGANT, R.M.
• SHOLFILED, MISS E.A.
• SCRIVENS, A.K.
• SENIOR, C.R.A.
• SHEPHERD, J.E.
• SHERRIF, A.
• WILCOX, L.
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• SLACK, J.J.
• SMITH, A.(CHAPLAIN)
• SPILLING, C.S.
• STANBROOK, W.
• STEPHENS, C.S.
• STEPHENS, W.F.
• *STERNS, W.M.
• STONEHAM, K.D.W.
• STUART, B.
• STUART, G.M.
• TAYLOR, S.F.D.
• THOMAS, D.
• THOMPSON, H.J.
• TUDOR, E.
• TUDOR, M.H.
• UNSWORTH, R.L.
• VACHER, R.L.
• VANDERLECK, J.G.
• VIRR, L.G.R.
• VIRR, R.V.
• VUE, B.
• WALL, P.
• WEBB, J.J.
• WELCH, G.M.
• WHITEHEAD, S.W.
• WILCOX, A.E.
• WILLIAMS, J.C.
• WILSON, MISS D.K.
• WOODROW, C.E.
• *WRIGHT, A.G.
• WRIGHT, H.H.
• WRIGHT, R.C.
• WRIGHT, R.H.
• WEBB, R.
• WHEELER, G.
• ZOUBIE, J.A.
• ALLSTON, R.
• KIRBY, S.P.
• LAMB, MISS P.
• *MARTIN, V.
• MacDERMOTT, MISS E.
• ORME, J.C.
• POWELL, F.
• TAYLOR, J.
• GIVIN, H.F.
• BOWLER, J.
• CRAIG, W.E.
• DUNLOP, MISS E.E.
• HAND, G.B.
• CURRIE, MISS B.H.
• HENDERSON, C.W.
• PAINTER, P.W.
• QUICK, C.F.
• QUICK, N.C.
• VALLIERS, R.
• MOODY, A.H.
• RRUCE, A.
• BRUCE, S.F.D.

IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE WHO FELL
1939--1945

• GEORGE ROBERT ACHESON
• JOHN HENRY BOURNE
• THOMAS HENRY CAULKIN
• ROBERT LAIRD CAMERON
• FRANCIS WILFRED DOYLE
• JOHN V. EARDLEY-WILMOT
• ALBERT JOHN FAWCETT
• DOUGLAS RAYMOND GARDNER
• ARTHUR SIDNEY FRASER HOLMES
• GEORGE WILBERT JEFFREY
• VERNON D. BOWDEN MARTIN
• C.J. FRED McCRUM
• RONALD W.A. RANKIN
• CLARENCE SYDNEY ROBSON
• DAVID FRANCIS G. ROULEAU
• WILLIAM MEREDITH STERNS
• ARTHUR WESLEY WEEDEN
• ALLEN GARNETT WRIGHT
• LEONARD RUSSELL WILCOX