Ontario

In honour and memory of all who served during wartime.

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Veteran's
Park

TOWNSHIP OF
CENTRE
WELLINGTON

UNITY IS STRENGTH

ERECTED BY
THE CORPORATION OF
TOWNSHIP OF
NICHOL
IN HONOURED MEMORY OF
HER SOLDIERS WHO SERVED
AND THOSE WHO FELL
IN THE GREAT WAR

THE GLORIOUS DEAD

CAPT PETER W. PICK
PTE JAMES COLLIE
PTE EALTER B. FINNIE
PTE WILLIAM J. FINNIE
PTE GORDON FINDLAW
PTE FRANK HEALEY
PTE GEORGE F. ROGERS
PTE JAMES SKEOCH
PTE ALEXANDER F. SPEARS
PTE ALEXANDER C. WHITELAW
PTE LLOYD YOUNG

1939 - 1945
BOOTH JOHNSTON  EDWIN OAKES
JOHN P. KEATING  GEO W. REYNOLDS
LORNE MARR  PHILLIP C. REVELL

KOREA 1950-1953

THEIR NAME LIVETH
FOREVER MORE

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WORLD WAR II

A. BALERBY
ALBERT CROCKFORD
WILLIAM DREW
J. N. GRIFFIN
WILLIAM HENDERSON
A. RUSSELL HUNTER
KENNETH IRWIN
FREDERICK KIDD
ROBERT MCLEOD
KENNETH PARKER
HAROLD REVELLS
ERROL WIDDIS

THE FAMILIES AND CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF CALEDON
DEDICATE THIS MEMORIAL TO THOSE WHO LOST THEIR
LIVES

WORLD WAR I WORLD WAR II KOREA
1914 – 1918 1939 – 1945 1950 – 1953

LEST WE FORGET

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WORLD WAR I

WALLACE L. ALGIE
GEORGE BIRKHEAD
JAMES BLAYNEY
SAMUEL BROOKS
LEONARD CLANFIELD
JAMES CONLEY
JOSEPH CONLEY
WILLIAM DEAN
SIDNEY DENNISON
JAMES DENT JNR.
WILLIAM HEPWORTH
VICTOR HENDERSON
SIDNEY HOWE
SAMUEL HUNT
FRED JAMIESON
HERBERT MEEK
FREDERICK NUNN
JAMES PEACOCK
ELLIS SCOTT
JAMES SIMPSON
WILBERT SPEERS
WILLIAM E. TRICKER
TOM WELLER

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THE MEN FROM EGREMONT TOWNSHIP
WHO GAVE UP THEIR LIVES
WHILE SERVING KING AND COUNTRY
DURING THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918

ALLAN, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, CECIL
DICKSON, WILLIAM G.
ECCLES, ROY
FALKINGHAM, WILLIAM R.
FOOTE, FRED
HALLIDAY, JOHN W.
LOWES, WILLIAM
MANARY, WESLEY W.
MILNE, WILLIAM
MULCOCK, ARTHUR
McNAIR, WILLIAM
RENWICK, CHRISTOPHER
SEAMAN, SAMUEL
WAILING, RICHARD
WEBSTER, RUSSELL J .
WHYTE, ALEXANDER

GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS, THAT
A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS

1939 - 1945
FALKINGHAM, GORDON
GARDINER, ROSS E.
HUNTER, ROBERT W.
KELLER, ROSS W.
LONG, ROBERT A.
McGILLIVRAY, GORDON
WATSON, HOWARD C.

1914 - 1918

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SOLDIERS WHO WENT OVERSEAS
N.S. MARK, AGNES M.
BAIRD, HAROLD A.
BARBOUR, JAMES
BILTON, JOSEPH
BOSLEY, ERNEST
BOWMAN, EARL
BRACCINS, WILFRED
CARWAY, THOMAS
COBURN, FULTON C.
COFFIELD, BURNEY
COWAN, WILLIAM
DAVIS, JOHN A.
DICKSON, BERT
DICKSON, NORMAN
DRUMM, HOWARD G.
DYER, ALBERT
ECCLES, ARTHUR S.
ECCLES, ROBERT L.
FARRELL, JAMES I.
FARRELL, JOSEPH
FINDLAY, ALEXANDER T.
FINDLAY, JOHN W.
FINDLAY, ROBERT M.
GATES, JOSEPH
GILSTORF, WILLIAM
GOODYEAR, HENRY
GORDON, DOUGLAS W.
HENRY, DOUGLAS
HILTS, JACOB
HINCKS, EDWARD
HOEFLIN, WALTER M.
HOY, ORTON
HOY, MURRAY
HUNT, JAMES W.
HUNTER, WILLIAM
JAMES, ALBERT
JOHNSTON, FRED
JONES, ALFRED
KEITH, ROBERT
LAWRENCE, ROY
LEGGE, CHARLES S.
MERRILL, CHARLES E.
MILLER, CECIL
MOORE, WILLIAM
McARTHUR, WILLIAM
McBRIDE, ERNEST J.

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N.S. DAWSON, WINNIE
SMITH, HOWARD KILLED
SMITH, WILLARD
ECCLES, ALBERT S.
ILES, NEIL

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SOLDIERS WHO WENT OVERSEAS
N.S. SWANSTON, ALICE
McCORMICK, JOHN J.
McDOUGALL, HARRY F.
McDOUGALL, THOMAS
McEACHERN, ROGER S.
McGILLIVARY, ROY
McILVRIDE, WILLIAM
McINNES, JOHN A.S.
McMEEKIN, ELMER
McQUEEN, JAMES
McQUEEN, JOHN
ORCHARD, WILLIAM T.
POLLOCK, WESLEY
PORTER, WILLIAM D.
PRATLEY, RAY
PURCHASE, JAMES
RAWN, FRED
RAWN, GEORGE H.
RENWICK, EDGAR
RENWICK, JAMES H.
RENWICK, JOHN W.
RIMMER, HENRY
ROBERTS, ARCHIBALD
ROBERTSON, CHARLES A.
ROBERTSON, SPENCER
ROSS, CLARENCE J.
ROSS, JOHN
ROSS, PERCY J.
ROUSTON, ARTHUR
SCARLETT, ROBERT W.
SCOTT, GORDON
SCOTT, RUSSELL
SEAMAN, WESLEY
SMAIL, CHARLES
STANSBY, THOMAS
STEWART, ARCHIBALD J.
TODD, JAMES
TRELESKEY, SAMUEL
TROUP, JAMES A.
WEIR, JAMES
WILLIAMSON, CHARLES
WILLIAMSON, LAWRENCE
WILSON, JAMES
WILTON, ELGIN
YEO, CHARLES

CAPTAIN FREDERICK W. CAMPBELL, V.C.
1867 - 1915.
Born in Oxford county and raised near Mount Forest,
Campbell saw active service in the South African War.
He went overseas in 1914 with the first Canadian
contingent and was posted to the 1st Battalion, C.E.F.
In June, 1915, his unit was engaged in the Givenchy
area of France. During an attack on the German
trenches, Campbell held an exposed posision under heavy
fire, despite the loss of most of his detachment. He
then advanced and succeeded in holding back a strong
counter-attack. Shot by a sniper, Campbell died of his
wounds. For his gallant conduct he was posthumously
awarded the British Empire's highest decoration for
valour, the Vicotria Cross.

Archaeological and Historic Sites Board of Ontario.

LIEUT. S. LEWIS HONEY, V.C., D.C.M., M.M.
1894-1918

Born at Conn, Honey enlisted in January, 1915 with the 34th
Battalion C.E.F. and served in France with the 78th Battalion.
During a Canadian attack in September, 1918, in the Bourlon
Wood area, he reorganized his unit under severe fire, and
rushed a machine-gun post single-handed, capturing the guns
and ten prisoners. Later he repelled four enemy counter-
attacks and led a party which took another post and three guns.
On September 29 he led his company against a strong enemy
position and was mortally wounded on the last day of the
attack. For his conspicuous bravery, Lieutenant Honey was
posthumously awarded the British Empire's highest decoration
for military valour, the Victoria Cross.

Archaeological and Historic Sites Board of Ontario

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
Castlederg United Church
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA’S FIGHTING FORCES

• Eric Armstrong
• Gordon Edwards
• Ted Edwards
• Kenneth Rolley
• Milton Rolley
• George Downey
• William Chamberlain
• Robert Johnstone
• Robert Reeves
• Charles Strong
• William Jackson
• Mathew Jackson
• Arthur Cox
• Manley Deallie
• Gordon Dinwoodie
• Christopher Neilson
• John Nickles

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LEST WE FORGET

HONOUR
AND GRATEFUL TRIBUTE
TO THOSE WHO SERVED
IN THE GREAT WARS
GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS

• 1914 – 1918
• DALTON FERRIS  HERBERT KIERNAN
• HERMAN KIERNAN   JOHN THOMPSON
•  1939 – 1945
• AUSTIN CAUTHERS
• WALTER CREAMER

SERVICE ROLL

• H. ANDERSON
• J. ARMSTRONG
• A. BOWERS
• L. BOWERS
• M. BOWERS
• J. CAUTHERS
• L. COLQUHOUN
• M. COLQUHOUN
• C. GALLAUGHER
• W. GALLAUGHER
• H. GILMORE
• V. HAWKINS
• L. HODGSON
• E. LEE
• H. LONG
• R. LAKING
• H. MCKEE
• H. ORR
• J. RUTHERFORD
• J. SHACKLADY
• S. SHAW
• C. STERLING
• C. TAYLOR
• G. THOMPSON
• O. THOMPSON
• T. WHITE
•  
•  
•  
• F. ANDERSON
• I. ANDERSON
• P. ANDERSON
• H. BAILEY
• R. BAKER
• G. BARBER
• J. CAUTHERS
• G. CHIPCHASE
• A. FERRIS
• G. FERRIS
• N. FERRIS
• O. FERRIS
• C. FINES
• C.H. GENNINGS
• H.V. GENNINGS
• E. GREER
• V. IRELAND
• R. KIRKPATRICK
• R. LILLY
• J. MILES
• W. MITCHELL
• R. NEWTON
• E. ORR
• J. SELFE
• A. SEYMOUR
• J. SHACKLADY
• L. SHACKLADY
• W. SHACKLADY
• E. WARD

KOREAN WAR
1952 – 1953
L.ANDERSON

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1951
MONO CENTRE MEMORIAL HALL
ERECTED IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE BOYS OF MONO TOWNSHIP WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES AND THOSE WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WARS

1914 - 1918

1939 - 1945

FOR GOD, KING AND COUNTRY
"O VALIANT HEARTS WHO TO YOUR GLORY CAME
YOUR MEMORY HALLOWED IN THE LAND YOU LOVED"

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IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF THE MEN OF MONO TOWNSHIP WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN TWO GREAT WARS
1914 - 1918
(15 names/15 noms)
1939 - 1945
(4 names/4 noms)
Their Names Liveth for Evermore