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THIS CARILLON TOWER
HAS BEEN PLACED HERE WITH THE
HOPE THAT IT MAY LONG STAND IN
EVERGROWING HONOUR AND UNFADING
GRATITUDE TO OUR MEN OF NORFOLK
WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE
GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
- PT.E D.F. ABBOTT
- SGT. J.WM. ALWARD
- PTE. FRANK BALL
- PTE. C.W. BEGARDUS
- PTE. LEONARD BLAKE
- SAPPER LEO BOUGHNER
- PTE. S.H. BROADRIB
- PTE. J.C.(BILL) BROWN
- PTE. JAS.R. BUTLER
- PTE. HAROLD BUTLER
- PTE. WM. H. CAMPBELL
- PTE. ARTHUR CLARK
- PTE. G.W. COOK D.C.M. M.M.
- PTE. GERALD W. COWARD
- PTE. F. CRIPPS
- PTE. HARVEY H. DAVIS
- PTE. WM. DENNY
- LIEUT. MILTON W. DICK
- PTE. DAVID DICKSON
- PTE. E.F. DOLMAN
- PTE. FRANK DOUGHERTY
- LIEUT. HAROLD S. EDMONDS M.C.
- PTE. LAURENS M. FLEG
- PTE. WALTER FRENCH
- SGT. J.M. GOULDEN
- PTE. WESLEY GURR
- LIEUT. H. LLOYD HAMMOND
- LIEUT. HENRY A. HARDING
- PTE. ROY HICKMAN
- PTE. HAROLD HILLIS
- PTE. BEN HOWARTH
- PTE. ARCHIE HUTCHISON
- PTE. WALTER JARVIS
- PTE. THOMAS KNELLER
- PTE. ALFRED KING
- PTE. ALBERT LARSSON
- PTE. LLOYD B. LEWIS
- PTE. WM. LOWN
- SGT. ARTHUR T. MARCH
- PTE. HARRY MASTERS
- PTE. A.E. McCALL
- PTE. ALEX McLEOD
- PTE. MORLEY E. MOFFAT
- PTE. ARCHIE MORRIS
- FLT. LT. J.E. MOTT
- PTE. CL. E. MURCH
- SIG. GEO. A. NEILL
- PTE. HUGH L. OLMSTEAD
- CAPT. A. HILTON PAULIN
- SGT. THOS. PEPPER
- PTE. CECIL POWELL
- PTE. ROBT. PRENTICE
- PTE. CHAS. REED
- PTE. GEO. A. RIBBLE
- PTE. LORNE ROBINS
- PTE. FREEMAN RYERSE
- PTE. JOHN R. SEARLES
- PTE. GEO. SHERLOCK
- PTE. WILFRED SIMMONS
- PTE. H.A. SLINGERLAND
- PTE. H. WHITNEY SMITH
- PTE. ED. G.S. SMITH
- SGT. BERNARD SOHIER
- PTE. JOHN W. SPAIN
- PTE. GUY STEWARTSON
- PTE. ROY B. THOMPSON
- PTE. STAN WAKEFORD
- PTE. PERCY E. WALLACE
- PTE. ARTHUR WEST
- PTE. JOHN WESTGARTH
- PTE. LEWIS C. WHITING
- PTE. R.E. ACTON
- SPR. GEO. A. ANDREWS
- CORP. WM. BAIRD M.M.
- PTE. AUSTIN BENNETT
- PTE. C.R. BLORE
- PTE. LORNE BOYER
- CORP. WM. BROUGHTON
- PTE. H. CARL BROWN
- FLT. LT. SANDY McD BROWNE
- PTE. F. EARL BURNETT
- TE. JOHN T. CARNAHAN
- PTE. LLOYD COATES
- PTE. JOHN COOK
- PTE. JAMES CRAIG
- LIEUT. MILTON G. CRUISE
- PTE. ALFRED DAW
- PTE. ROSCOE DEVITT
- PTE. WILLIAM DICKEY
- PTE. FRED DOREY
- PTE. PATRICK DICKSON
- MAJ. R. LOUIS DUGIT
- PTE. WM.E. FOULKNER
- PTE. JOHN FOLMSBEE
- PTE. LEONARD H. GARLAND
- SGT. VERNE GREEN
- PTE. C. BERT HAMMOND
- PTE. LORNE HANSEL
- PTE. ANDREW HARRISON
- CORP. REGINALD HICKMAN
- SGT. FRED HOBSON V.C.
- PTE. JOHN W. HUKE
- SGT. JAS. HUXLEY
- PTE. A.L. JONES
- PTE. REGINALD KNIGHT
- PTE. PERCY KRELL
- PTE. BRUCE B. LEASK
- PTE. LEWIS A. LOCKMAN
- PTE. WALTER LOW
- PTE. WALLACE MARR
- PTE. JOHN MAY
- PTE. CYRUS McCLENTIC
- PTE. CHARLES McNAB
- PTE. T. MILLER
- PTE. DAVID MORRIS
- CORP. H.J. MURPHY
- PTE. THOS. MUSGROVE
- PTE. HAROLD V. NETHERCOTT
- PTE. JOHN PAKE
- PTE. EDGAR D. PEARCE
- PTE. CHAS. S. PLACE
- PTE. JOSEPH POWELL
- PTE. ERNEST C. QUANBURY
- PTE. JAMES REYNOLDS
- PTE. W.P. RICHMOND
- PTE. THOS. ROBINSON
- PTE. LEO SCHLOSS
- PTE. CHARLTON SEBRING
- PTE. HARRY SHERMAN
- CAPT. JOHN O. SLAGHT M.C.
- PTE. GORDON A. SMALL
- PTE. PERCY J. SMITH
- PTE. ERNEST W. SMITH
- FLT. LT. J. MITCHELL SOUTER
- PTE. W.J.F. SPELLER
- CORP. CHAS. L. STIPES
- PTE. ROBT. TOWLAND
- PTE. LEONARD E. WALPOLE
- FLT. LT. R. SHERWIN WATT
- PTE. LEWIS E. WEST
- CADET G.J. WHITE
- LIEUT. LEROY WHITSIDE
- PTE. CECIL ALWARD
- PTE. LEVI W. ASHFORD
- SGT. F.W.G. BARNWELL
- PTE. JOHN BERRY
- PTE.HARRY BOOTH
- PTE. FRANK BRINN
- PTE. HAROLD BROWN
- LT. ROBT. RAY BROWN
- PTE. G.R. BRIER
- PTE. WALTER CADE
- PTE. E.J. CASSELS
- PTE. GEORGE COLTON
- PTE. WALLACE COOK
- PTE. JOHN S. CRERAR
- FLT. LT. CARLETON CRYSLER
- PTE. WALTER DELINE
- PTE. WM. H. DICK
- PTE. GEO. DICKIE
- LPTE. HAROLD F. DIVER
- PTE. JOHN E. DOUDNEY
- PTE. W.H. EMSLEY
- PTE. ROY FEERE
- LIEUT. CECIL FRANKLIN
- PTE. ALLEN GILSON
- PTE. V.E.M. GREENLAND
- PTE. HERBERT W. HAMMOND
- PTE. ED. HARTER
- PTE. ALF. H. HARRIS
- PTE. FRANK W. HILL
- PTE. ROY HOWICK
- PTE. A.W. HUTCHEON
- PTE. FOSTER HYDE
- PTE. NELSON KENLINE
- PTE. A. FRED KNOTT
- PTE. ARTHUR LANE
- PTE. MARSHALL LEFLER
- PTE. WALTER LONG
- PTE. C.O. MALCOLM
- PTE. EDGAR MARTIN
- PTE. GORDON C. McCALL
- PTE. NORMAN McKENZIE
- PTE. ANDREW MESSECAR
- PTE. GEORGE E. MORRIS
- PTE. LORANCE T. MORROW
- PTE. FRANCIS L. MURPHY
- PTE. ROY MYERS
- CORP. ROBT. NUNN
- PTE. GEO. F. PARRELL
- SIG. CLINTON PEGG
- LIEUT. WILSON PORTER
- PTE. GEO. A. PRATT
- LT. J. HENRY QUANBURY
- PTE. HARRY REVELL
- PTE. W.J. RINGLER
- PPTE. C. CLYDE RUSH
- PTE. LEONARD SCOTT
- PTE. E.H.C. SELLAR
- PTE. O. SILVERTHORNE
- PTE. WM. SMITH
- PTE. NILE SLOAT
- PTE. WALTER SMITH
- PTE. JOHN A. SMITH
- PTE. GEO. SPAIN
- PTE. D. EARL STEGMEIR
- PTE. F.N. STROHM
- NURSE ALICE TRUESDALE
- PTE. JNO. WATMOUGH
- PTE. DAVID WALPOLE
- PTE. BILL JIM WEST
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- PTE. JOHN WILSON
- PTE. ARNOLD WOOD
- PTE. ERNEST YOUMANS
- PTE. ROSS E. WINEGARDEN
- FLT. LT. HARRY C. WOOD
- PTE. J. YOUNG
"TO YOU, FROM FAILING HANDS, WE THROW
THE TORCH - BE YOURS TO HOLD IT HIGH." McCREA
WORLD WAR 1939 - 1945
- GNR. GEORGE F. ADAMS
- P.O. JOHN N. ALMOND
- PTE. LLOYD M. ANDERSON
- CORP. WESLEY BARBER
- GNR. WILLIAM M. BENNETT
- L. BDR. CLENDON D. BRAZIER
- FLT. SGT. STANLEY BROCKINGTON
- FLT. SGT. HEBERT BRYDEN
- SGT. MARVIN BURTIS
- PFC. THOMAS H. CLARY
- PTE. ALBERT CROCKETT
- STO. DOYLE I. CULLIFORD
- PTE. WALTER DOAN
- PTE. WILLIAM FEERE
- PTE. THOMAS C. FLEW
- SGT. WILLIAM H. GRAHAM
- LIEUT. JAMES D. HAMILTON
- WIND CMDR. GRAEME E. HARRISON
- LIEUT. GEORGE A. HEATH
- F.O. RAYMOND HERRON
- GNR. EARL HOOVER
- F.O. ALLAN H. JACKSON
- L.CPL. HAROLD JONES
- PTE. RALPH KELLNER
- FLT. SGT. HARRY LEATHERDALE
- P.O. HERBERT LEECE
- SGT. J.D. LUXTON
- F.O. NEIL J. MERINUK
- SGT. JAMES E. MILLER
- FLT. SGT. IAN MURRAY
- P.O. ROBERT McGHIE
- CAPT. C. RAY NEIL
- SGT. LEONARD OSBORNE
- E.R.A. BEVAN PAMPLIN
- LIEUT CHARLES E. PHILLIPS
- F.O. JOHN M. POLOMARK
- SGT. WILLIAM C. REID
- FLT. LIEUT. A.J. RUTTLEDGE
- F.O. BRUCE A. ST. LOUIS
- P.O. GEORGE SHAW
- PTE. WILLIAM A. STACKHOUSE
- RFMN. JAMES ARTHUR STEWART
- FLT. LIEUT. CARMAN STROUT
- PTE. FRANK TEDLEY
- CPL. THOMAS W. THRALL
- L.CPL. FIDELIS VAN ACKER
- FLT. SGT. ROGER VEIT
- CPL. HARRY WAGNER
- TPR. J. VINCENT WAGNER
- PTE. LLOYD W. WHITEHEAD
- PTE. ROY WOODEY
- FLT. SGT. GEORGE T. HODGSON
- GNR. ROBERT AITKEN
- TPR. ALLAN J. ANDERSON
- LIEUT. GEORGE ATKINSON
- RFMN. GEORGE A. BELL
- L.S.C.R. BLACKHURST
- GNR. LAWRENCE BRIDGES
- SGT. LORNE E. BROWN
- PTE. WILLIAM BUCK
- P.O. LEONARD CAMPBELL-ROGERS
- O.D. BEVERLEY COLE
- SEAMAN KENNETH T. CRONK
- WO2 DONALD G. CULVER
- PTE. WALTER R. DRAPER
- SGT. ROBERT FERGUSON
- TPR. BRYCE FOSTER
- P.O. GRANT L. HALL
- F.O. DOUGLAS HAMMOND
- PTE. KENNETH HAYCOCK
- SGMN. BEN HEMSLEY
- GNR. MORLEY HICKS
- FLT. SGT. ARTHUR G. INNES
- PTE. EDMUND JEWISS
- PTE. LOUIS KAY
- GNR. MICHAEL KUDRICH
- SGT. JOHN R. LECKIE
- PTE. MARCEL LeSAGE
- PTE. LLOYD W. MARR
- L. BDR. LEO E. MILLARD
- PTE. BERKLEY MITCHELL
- PVT. CARSON McDANIEL
- FLT. SGT. DONALD McLEOD
- PTE. WILLIAM H. NEWKIRK
- CPL. WILLIAM J. PALMERSTON
- SGT. ROBERT PEGG
- CAPT. FRANK PICKERSGILL
- PTE. CHARLES R. RAWCLIFFE
- CPL. HAROLD RENTON
- F.O. DONALD A. RYERSE
- TPR. LLOYD SCHRAM
- GNR. BASIL W. SMITH
- PTE. HUGH STEWART
- SGT. ALEX STRACHAN
- F.O. ROBERT C. STUART
- PTE. GLENDON THEAKSTON
- F.O. EARL UNDERHILL
- PTE. JOHN R. VANCE
- SGMN. HECTOR VERTENTE
- PTE. HOWARD WAGNER
- FLT. SGT. LEO WARDELL
- PTE. GEORGE E. WILSON
- P.O. BEVERLEY WYCOFF
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- CHIEF ENGINEER HUGH ALLAN
- PTE. ROY ANDERSON
- PTE. OLIVER BARBER
- SPR. GEORGE A. BENNER
- SGT. C. REX BOWYER
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- MIC CLAUDE L. BUCKLEY
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- SPR. LEROY COPE
- SGT. BRUCE CULLEN
- PTE. GEORGE J. DARBORN
- PTE. LOUIS M. EGERTON
- TPR. W. FESCHUK
- GNR. E.P. GLIDDEN
- SGT. HARRY P. HAMILTON
- GNR. P.R. HANEY
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- WO1 MARVIN HERRON
- RFMN. FRANK HOLMES
- SGT. THOMAS A. IVEY
- FLT. SGT. DOUGLAS JOHNSON
- BMDR. ANTHONY KELLNER
- STO. FREDERICK LAMBERT
- PTE. JOHN LEE
- O.D. JEFFREY A. LONG
- F.O. JOHN G. MARTIN
- P.O. ALLAN MILLER
- PTE. ROBERT I. MULLIGAN
- S.P.O. JOSPEH G. McDERMOTT
- PTE. ARTHUR G. NEIL
- PTE. ALEX NOVINKA
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- L.CPL. FREDERICK J. PETTIT
- SGT. BEN PIERCE
- PTE. GEORGE REID
- PTE. FRED ROBINS
- F.O.C. RICHARD RYERSE
- P.O. ERNEST A. SHAW
- FLT. SGT. MILTON R. SMOKE
- LIEUT. JAS. A.C. STEWART
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- P.O. JOHN W. SUMMERHAYES
- P.O. JACK H. THORNTON
- SGMN. EDMOND VAN ACKER
- STEWARD DIRK VAN OOYEN
- PTE. RAYMOND J. VINCE
- PTE. IVAN WAGNER
- PTE. ALVIN WATSON
- L.A.C. GEORGE WINFIELD
- PFC. FRED J. ZYWICKI
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WHILE THE RIVERS RUN TO THE OCEAN.
AND THE SHADOWS MOVE IN THE MOUNTAIN VALLEYS
AND THE SKY FEEDS THE STARS.
ALWAYS WILL YOUR HONOR AND YOUR NAME
AND YOUR GLORY, REMAIN
VIRGIL.
THEY WENT WITH SONGS TO THE BATTLE, THEY WERE YOUNG,
STRAIGHT OF LIMB, TRUE OF EYE, STEADY AND AGLOW,
THEY WERE STAUNCH TO THE END AGAINST ODDS UNCOUNTED,
THEY FELL WITH THEIR FACES TO THE FOE.
THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD, AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD;
AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM, NOR THE YEARS CONDEMN,
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING,
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.
L. BINYON
THESE BRONZE PLAQUES ERECTED IN 1948.
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THE BORAD OF EDUCATION OF THE TOWN OF SIMCOE
DEDICATED THE PLOT UPON WHICH THIS TOWER IS
BUILDED. PUPILS AND EX-PUPILS HAVE INSCRIBED
THIS TABLET TO THE GLORIOUS MEMORY OF THE
SOMETIME STUDENTS OF THE SIMCOE HIGH SCHOOL
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
LIEUT. JOHN W. BOTTOMLEY
PTE. G. WALLACE COOK
FLT. LIEUT. CARLETON CRYSLER
LIEUT. HAROLD EDMONDS M.C.
PTE. FRANCIS L. MURPHY
CAPT. A HILTON PAULIN
PTE. ERNECT C. QUANBURY
LIEUT. J. HENRY QUANBURY
SERGT. VINCENT SPARLING
FLT. LIEUT. SHERWIN WATT
LIEUT. J. LEROY WHITSIDE
CAPT. A. HAMILTON YOUNG
THESE LAID THE WORLD AWAY, POURED OUT THE RED SWEET
WINE OF YOUTH; GAVE UP THE YEARS TO BE OF WORK AND
JOY, AND THAT UNHOPED SERENE THAT MEN CALL AGE; AND
THOSE WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN, THEIR SONS, THEY GAVE
THEIR IMMORTALITY.
RUPERT BROOKE
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AFGHANISTAN
2001 - 2014
PO2 DOUGLAS CRAIG BLAKE, CD
3 MAY 2010
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(133rd BATT. CREST)
The 133rd Norfolk's Own Overseas Battalion
of the Canadian Expeditionary Force under the command of Lt.-
Col. A. C. Pratt was enlisted largely from the 39th Norfolk
Rifles of the Canadian Militia in November 1915.
They trained at Camp Borden in the spring of 1916 and sailed
from Halifax on the S.S. Lapland October 30th 1916 with a
strength of 680 officers and men.
Early in 1917 in England the Battalion was disbanded and the
members assigned to other Canadian units, most of which served
in France and Belgium. A combined total of over 100 lives
were lost from the Battalion in the following battles.
YPRES - VIMY RIDGE - HILL 70
PASSCHENDAELE - AMIENS - ARAS - CANAL DU NORD
CAMBRAI and MONS
Their devotion and service has secured an honoured place for
them in the history of Norfolk County.
This historical plaque was erected in 1973
