Ontario

1914 1919

KILLED IN ACTION

ST. JULIEN
1ST BATT. SGT. E.J. ROWE, APRIL 23, 1915 AGED 31

FESTUBERT
11TH BATT. CPL. R.G. BARNES MAY 29, 1915 AGED 21

YPRES
2ND BATT. PIONR E. LAMBDEN MARCH 14, 1916 AGED 36

ST. ELOI
34TH BATT. PTE. A.H. DREW APRIL 2, 1916 AGED 23

HILL 70
1ST BATT. LCPL. H.A. LANNING JUNE 13, 1916 AGED 31

SOMME
37TH BATT. PTE. H. LUCK JUNE 3, 1916 AGED 25

VIMY RIDGE
111TH BATT. CPL. A. MC DONALD APRIL 9, 1917 AGED 18
111TH BATT. PTE. J.F. WARD APRIL 11, 1917 AGED 32

FRESNOY
111TH BATT. PTE. J. YARROW APRIL 30, 1917 AGED 28
111TH BATT. LCPL. S. THOMAS MAY 3, 1917 AGED 25

DROWNED
SMN H.M.S. NIOBE W. HAISELL JUNE 27, 1917 AGED 47

ERECTED BY
LODGE ROYAL OAK No. 26
SONS OF ENGLAND SOCIETY
AS A TRIBUTE

TO OUR FALLEN BRETHREN

THE PASSAGE OF TIME
WILL NOT DIM
THE MEMORY OF
THEIR SACRIFICE

The First Battalion
Highland Light Infantry of Canada

IN MEMORY OF OUR GLORIOUS MEN
[The names of men of the Battalion who fell in the First World War (365)/noms des hommes du bataillon tués pendant la Première Guerre mondiale (365)]

[marble plaque/plaque de marbre]
Their Name Liveth for Evermore

SAMUEL BELL
GEO. C. BARKER
F.A. BARNETT
J.C. BEAUMONT
JOHN A. BEVAN
F. BLACKBURN
HERBERT BOURNE
H. BRADEFRED BRATT
ARTHUR BROWN
F. BURGESS
A.C. BURSEY
WALTER CALL
J.J. CAMPBELL, MC
C. CAREY
A.L. CATER
J.R. CHAPMAN
JOHN CLARK
NELSON CLAY
A. CRAWFORD
ROBERT DANIEL

F.J. DEDMAN
OLIVER DEDMAN
A.H. DREW
F. ESSERY
H. FABIAN
ALBERT E. FOOT
P.E. FRIEDMAN
FRANK CASKIN
FRED H. GROVE
E.L. HALL
C. HARTLEY
W.H. HARTLEY
HENRY HEDGES
W.A. HILL
FRED HOBSON, VC
JOHN HURST
J.R. JEFFS
P. JENNER
ARCHIE KEEFE
E.R. LANNING
H. LANNING
E. LAMBDEN

S. LAWRENSON
FRANK LEE
JOHN LEE
SIDNEY LEE
LEONARD LONCHURST
LIONEL LONCHURST
P. LOWRY
NORMAN MARKLE
WALTER MARKLE
W.A. MARTIN
ALAN MC DONALD
CHAS. F. MILLS
JAMES MOORE
A. LLOYD NORMAN
D.S. OSBORNE
JAMES C. POTTS
GEO. C. POTTS
S. RIDLEY, D.C.M.
S.H. ROBERTS
S. ROGERS
E.J. HOWE

C. SIGHTS
E. SIGSWORTH
J.L. SMEED
H.A. SMITH
JOS. SPOONER
JOHN STUBBS
E.J. SUTTON
E. TEGGIN
FRANK THORN
J.S.P. TONES
A. TURNER
W.E. TURNER
J. WADSWORTH, M.M.
JOHN WALKER
J.F. WARD
CHARLES WEEKS
H. WHITTAKER
O. WHYTHE
EDWARD WRAY
JOHN YARROW
PERCY WALLEY

To the Glory of God
In Loving and Honoured Memory of the Men from this Parish who Gave Their Lives
1914 - In the Great War - 1918

[brass plaque/plaque de laiton]
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF
TRINITY CHURCH
[list of names follows/une liste de noms suit][wording is not clear in photo/le texte n’est pas clair sur la photo]

[Roll of Honour/tableau d’honneur]
FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
Trinity Church, Galt
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES
[list of names follows/une liste de noms suit][wording is not clear in photo/le texte n’est pas clair sur la photo]

TO THE MEMORY OF SGT. PERRY 2ND CANADIAN MOUNTED RIFLES KILLED IN ACTION MARCH 31ST, 1902 AT "VAARS RIDGE" SOUTH AFRICA

LIEUTENANT SAMUEL LEWIS HONEY, VC, DCM, MM
SAMUEL HONEY WAS BORN IN CONN, WELLINGTON COUNTY ON FEBRUARY 9, 1894. A SCHOOL TEACHER AT 17, HE
ENLISTED ON JANUARY 25, 1915, IN THE 34TH BATTALION, C.E.F. BEING RAISED IN GALT, AND WENT TO ENGLAND AS
A SERGEANT IN OCTOBER 1915. IN FRANCE, HE WON THE MILITARY MEDAL IN JANUARY, 1917 AND WAS AWARDED THE
DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL FOR GALLANT LEADERSHIP IN APRIL, 1917. AFTER COMPLETING OFFICER TRAINING,
HE RETURNED TO HIS UNIT IN FRANCE AND WON THE VICTORIA CROSS AT BOULON WOOD ON SEPTEMBER 27, 1918.
WITH ALL OTHER OFFICERS KILLED OR WOUNDED, HE TOOK COMMAND OF HIS COMPANY AND SINGLE-HANDED RUSHED
AND CAPTURED A MACHINE-GUN POST AND TEN PRISONERS. HE DIED OF WOUNDS ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1918, AND IS
BURIED AT QUEANT CEMETERY, FRANCE.

ERECTED BY THE HIGHLAND FUSILIERS OF CANADA WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE CITIZENS OF CAMBRIDGE AND
THE ONTARIO HERITAGE FOUNDATION. LIEUTENANT HONEY IS HONOURED BY A PROVINCIAL PLAQUE AT CONN.

LIEUTENANT SAMUEL LEWIS HONEY, VC, DCM, MM
SAMUEL HONEY EST NÉ À CONN, CONTÉ DE WELLINGTON LE 9 FÉVRIER 1894. MAÎTRE D’ÉCOLE À 17 ANS. IL
S’ENGAGE LE 25 JANVIER 1915 DANS LE 34E BATAILLON DU CORPS EXPÉDITIONNAIRE CANADIEN LEVÉ À GALT ET
PART POUR L’ANGLETERRE À TITRE DE SERGENT EN OCTOBRE 1915. EN FRANCE, IL REÇOIT LA MÉDAILLE MILITAIRE
EN JANVIER 1917, PUIS LA MÉDAILLE DE CONDUITE DISTINGUÉE POUR SA BRAVOURE EN AVRIL 1917. APRÉS AVOIR
TERMINÉ SA FORMATION D’OFFICIER, IL REJOINT SON RÉGIMENT EN FRANCE ET GAGNE LA CROIX DE VICTORIA AU
BOIS DE BOURLON LE 27 SEPTEMBRE 1918. TOUS LES AUTRES OFFICIERS ÉTAT MORTS OU BLESSÉS, IL ASSUME LE
COMMANDEMENT DE SA COMPAGNIE ET, TOUT SEUL, PREND D’ASSAUT ET CAPTURE UN POSTE DE MITRAILLEUSE ET DIX
PRISONNIERS. IL MEURT DE SES BLESSURES LE 29 SEPTEMBRE 1918 ET EST ENTERRÉ AU CIMETIÈRE DE QUÉANT
EN FRANCE.

INSTALLÉ PAR LES HIGHLAND FUSILIERS OF CANADA AVEC L’AIDE DES CITOYENS DE LA VILLE DE CAMBRIDGE ET
LA FONDATION DU PATRIMOINE ONTARIEN. LIEUTENANT HONEY EST HONORÉ D’UNE PLAQUE PROVINCIALE À CONN.

NAMES OF EX STUDENTS WHO SERVED IN W.W.I & W.W.II AND MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE/Noms des anciens étudiants qui ont sacrifié leur vie pendant les Première et Seconde Guerres mondiales

1914 1918
Dedicated to the Memory of our Men

WILLIAM WILKINS
ROBERT CRICHTON
WILLIAM CRICHTON

ALBERT OSBORNE
ALFRED HAWKINS

WHO DIED HEROICALLY IN BATTLE
FOR FREEDOM AND THE KINGDOM OF GOD

“Death is Swallowed up in Victory”

Dead on the Field of Honour
[List of names/liste de noms]

needs further research/recherche incomplète [the names of the men of Galt killed in action 1939-1945/noms des hommes de Galt tués au combat, 1939-1945]