My VAC Account
My VAC AccountBelieved to be the first monument in Carleton County to honour of soldiers killed during WW1. It was dedicated on 24 May, 1920.
The front and sides have the names of 6 men from the area who were killed. Two were brothers, Clarence and Harry Havens. The monument was moved from its original site to the present location in the 1960's when the Trans Canada Highway was being built.
The back contains the names of 8 men from the same area who were killed in WW2.
[front/de face]
IN MEMORIAM
OUR FALLEN HEROES WHO WERE KILLED IN THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAR
1914 - 1918
HARRY W. HAVENS
26TH BATTALION
KILLED AT PASSCHENDAELE
NOV. 6 1917 - AGED 30 YRS.
CLARENCE E. HAVENS
? BATTERY C.F.A.
KILLED NEAR ALBERT SOMME
SEPT. 30 1916 - AGED 24 YRS.
JOHN W. JUDKINS
48TH BATTERY C.F.A.
KILLED NEAR ALBERT SOMME
OCT.9 1916 - AGED 22 YEARS
CHARLIE S. TRUE
7TH BATTERY C.F.A.
WOUNDED AT CAMBRAI SEPT.2,
DIED AT INCHY SEPT. 4 1918
AGED 24 YRS.
[back/arriere]
IN MEMORIAM
OUR FALLEN HEROES WHO WERE KILLED IN THE SECOND GREAT WAR
1939 - 1945
LIEUT. HERBERT R. COREY
BURIED IN JACKSONVILLE, N.B.
CPL. REGINALD,L. ALTERTON
RAVENNA, ITALY
PTE. WALTER G. WILKINS
CORIANO BRIDGE, ITALY
PTE. RALPH T. BARROW
BENY-SUR-MER, FRANCE
PTE. ROY B. MARTIN
BRETTEVILLE-SUR-LAIZE, FRANCE
F/OE. BLAIR STILES
BURIED IN
BLANKENBURG, GERMANY
F/O WENDELL M. PALMER
(LA) MALMAISON
COMMUNAL CEMETERY
W/O HERBERT D. MALLORY
NEUBURXDORF, GERMANY
F/S EARLE P. GARTLEY
LOST ON BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST
[side/cote]
DANIEL P. WHALEN
10TH BATTERY C.F.A.
KILLED AT AMIENS
AUG.10, 1918 - AGED 20 YRS.
[side/cote]
PERCY TOWNSEND
25TH BATTALION
DIED OF WOUNDS
AT COURCELETTE
OCT. 2, 1916 - AGED 20 YRS.
Jacksonville monument - front
Paul R. Hanson
Jacksonville monument - back
Jacksonville monument - left side
Jacksonville monument - right side
