Newfoundland & Labrador

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TO THE
GLORY OF GOD AND
IN MEMORY OF THE
MEN OF THIS TOWN
WHO MADE THE
SUPREME SACRIFICE
IN TWO WORLD WARS
FOR
KING AND COUNTRY
AND THE
CAUSE OF FREEDOM

THEIR NAME LIVETH
FOR EVERMORE

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PER ARDUA AD ASTRA

ROYAL NAVY
A.B. ELIJAH CULLIMORE

ROYAL AIR FORCE
SGT. ROY TRASK
L.A.C. CLARENCE TRASK

1939   1945

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NEWFOUNDLAND

ROYAL NAVY
A.B. RONALD CHAULK

ROYAL NFLD. REGIMENT
L.FPL. CHESELY GOUGHMAN, M.M.
CPL. HEBER TRASK, M.M.
PTE. HECTOR WADE
PTE. LEWIS COLE
PTE. THOMAS MURPHY

1914   1918

WORLD WAR
I & II
ERECTED IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO
PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

• GEORGE AKYRMAN
• BERTHA BARTLETT
• RUPERT BARTLETT
• WILLIAM BARTLETT
• EDWARD CHAFE
• GEORGE CLARKE
• JOHN FRENCH
• LEO F HAWCO
• KOREAN WAR
• THOMAS HENDERSON
• THOMAS JACKSON
• FRANK JENKETT
• WILLIAM KING
• CHARLES LEARY
• STEPHEN SPARKES
• GEORGE YOUDEN
• THOMAS YOULEN
• FRED WILCOX
•  
•  
• ISRAEL BARRETT
• ROY CLARKE
• GEORGE CURTIS
• RICHARD KING
• ISRAEL PLOUGHMAN
• WILLIAM SHEA
• FRANK SMITH
• RALPH SPRACKLIN
• JOHN WHELAN
•  

1914-1918   AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND   1939-1945
IN THE MORNING WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM

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TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND OF JESUS CHRIST CRUCIFIED AND RISEN OUR SAVIOUR AND PATTERN,

AND TO THE MEMORY OF THE OFFICERS, NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS & MEN OF THIS LOCALITY, WHO WERE KILLED IN ACTION ON LAND OR SEA, OR DIED OF WOUNDS OR DISEASE IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918

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ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF
THE MEN
WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES
IN THE GREAT WARS
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
"LEST WE FORGET"

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J. RUSSELL
H.P. BOWDEN MM

WORLD WAR II

LOST IN S.S. CARIBOU
MISS B. FITZPATRICK
M. FRENCH

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R.N.R.
DAVID BUTLER
JOHN B. MERCER
JOHN PARSONS
ELI SPARKES

C.E.F.
W. BARRETT
J. CARIVAN
V. DAWE
W.C. HOOD
H.A. RUSSELL

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ROYAL NFLD. REGT.
A. BADCOCK
H. BELBIN
M. BRADBURY
H. BROWN
R. BUTLER
C. CROSBIE
M.J. MERCER
H. NORMAN
R. NORTH
J. O'ROURKE
H. PARSONS
H. WELLS

IN
LOVING
MEMORY OF
URIAH MALCOLM
BAILEY
GRANDSON OF
DEBORAH STONE

BORN DEC. 15TH 1914
WHO LOST HIS LIFE
WHEN S.S. NERISSA
WAS TORPEDOED OFF
THE IRISH COAST BY
A GERMAN SUBMARINE
APRIL 27TH 1941

BAILEY

ABEL HALLIDAY
AGED
24 YEARS
SERVED WITH THE N.F. REG.
IN FRANCE.
REPORTED MISSING APRIL 14. 1917

HE SAW A NATION IN HER NEED
HE HEARD THE CAUSE OF HONOUR PLEAD
HE HEARD THE CALL, HE GAVE THE HEED
AND NOW HE SLEEPS IN FLANDERS

LET HIM SLEEP, CALMLY SLEEP, TILL
THE CALL OF THE ROLL ON HIGH
HALLIDAY

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IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
F-2966
SPR. HAROLD
LESTER,
KILLED IN ACTION
JULY 21ST 1944
AGED 26 YEARS,
SON OF A
ARON AND THE LATE
SARAH PITTMAN

IN ANSWER TO GREAT
BRITAIN'S CALL
HIS NOBLE LIFE HE GAVE.
HIS BODY LIES IN
FLANDERS FIELD
IN AN HONOURED GRAVE.

ERECTED BY THE
W.P.A.

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
URIAH MALCOLM
LOST ON S.S. NERISSA, APRIL 27TH 1941 AGED 27 YEARS, SON OF THE LATE GEORGE AND VICTORIA BAILEY.

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

ST. JOHN 15.13

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ERECTED
BY
HENRY AND MARY
JANES
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF THEIR SON
PTE. GEORGE
JANES,
KILLED IN ACTION
IN FRANCE
OCT. 9TH 1917, A
GED 23 Y'RS

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

THEY ANSWERED THE CALL OF THEIR
COUNTRY
AND CHEERFULLY WENT FORTH TO GIVE
THEMSELVES FOR THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM
THEY DIED THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE

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ALSO
OF THEIR SON
PTE. WILLIAM
JANES,
DIED OF WOUNDS
IN FRANCE
APRIL 14TH 1918,
AGED 20 YRS

FOR HIS FRIENDS…

THEY FELL ON THE FIELD OF HONOUR
WHERE HEROS MINGLE THEIR BLOOD
THEIR BODIES LIE IN A FAR AWAY LAND
BUT THEIR SOULS ARE SAFE WITH GOD