Nova Scotia

Province Code
NS
City/Municipality
Liverpool
Memorial Number
12009-068
Type
Address
21 Fort Lane
Location
Fort Point Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.043484452609, -64.707921806342
Inscription

needs research

Image
Photo Credit
Victoria Edwards
Caption
Liverpool memorial cairn
Province
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Body Content

On July 1 1936, the Queen's County historical society erected a cairn memorial to Liverpool history. One plaque discusses the role of privateers of the Royal Navy during the War of 1812 and American Revolution. Another plaque describes the role of the King's Ranges in defence of the town.

City
Liverpool
Country
Type Description
Cairn
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9798
City/Municipality
Upper Chelsea
Memorial Number
12009-067
Type
Address
98 Faulkner Road
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.34958, -64.77843
Image
Province
Body Content

The Chelsea and District Cenotaph, unveiled on November 11, 2012, commemorates the men and women from the community who served in war time and will honour the peacekeepers who have dedicated their lives to the country. Although Chelsea is a small community, eleven members (that are known) went to the First World War - three didn't make it back. There were twenty-seven that went to the Second World War and one of them died in battle. The memorial lists the men and women from the community who served in war time.

Ms. Frauzel said she's carrying on her late husband Glendon Frauzel's dream to see the new memorial realized. Glendon Frauzel was a navy Veteran and had relatives who served in both World Wars. Even while in ill health, he researched what the Chelsea monument should look like. Donations to the committee, which is a registered charity, and public sector grants, helped pay for the memorial. The Chelsea Maple Grove Cemetery Committee received up to $13,414 through the Community War Memorial Program. 

City
Upper Chelsea
Country
Type Description
Slab - black granite
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8536
City/Municipality
Lower LaHave
Memorial Number
12009-066
Type
Address
Lower Lahave Road
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.2775, -64.32889
Inscription

F.O. KEITH M.
MOSHER
MEMORIAL PARK

BORN
LOWER LAHAVE APR. 28, 1921
KILLED IN ACTION
DEC. 20, 1943 GERMANY
THIS PARK DEDICATED
SEPT. 20, 1991

OTHER AREA RESIDENTS
WHO SERVED WITH THE
CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
W.W. II 1939-45
S.Q.N.L.D.R. BRUCE A. EISENHAUER
CPL. GRANT K. EISENHAUER
L.S. IRVIN L. EISENHAUER
MAJOR HARRY M. EISENHAUER
W.O.I. WILLIAM J. MOSHER
CPL. EVELYN MADDEN (OXNER)
F.O. LLOYD CREASER
IAN F. CREASER R.C.N.
LT. STUART CREASER
P.O. HARVARD OXNER
PT. GEORGE SMITH
P.O. FREDRICK CREASER

War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to F.O. Keith M. Mosher as well as other area residents who served with the Canadian Armed Forces in the Second World War.

City
Lower LaHave
Country
Type Description
Stele and park
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6794
City/Municipality
Parkdale
Memorial Number
12009-065
Type
Address
3142 Barss Corner Road
Location
In front of the Baptist Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.646389, -64.633056
Inscription

[front/devant]

A MEMORIAL
IN HONOR OF THE MEN
OF
PARKDALE
MAPLEWOOD
SCARSDALE
WHO SERVED IN THE
GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918


KILLED IN ACTION

MAYNARD U.RAFUSE
EARLE RHODENIZER
THOMAS HAMMOND
CHARLES JODREY
SGT. CLATON KAULBACK
FORD SPIDLE
FRED WENTZEL

ERECTED BY
PATRIOTIC CITIZENS
AND FRIENDS
JULY 13, 1938

[right side/côté droite]

"United States"
LAURIER RAFUSE
J.NEIL SPIDLE
GORDON SPIDLE
ELDRED I. VEINOT
EMERY L. VEINOT
PERCY E. VEINOT
ELLIS RHODENIZER
MAYNARD WENTZEL
ROY WENTZEL

NURSE
"of Ireland"
EDITH M. KAULBACK[NEE EDITH MURTLALND]

WILLIS KAULBACK
ROBERT FRANK
HARTLEY FRANK
EDWARD VEINOT
RONALD GRIMM

[back/arrière]

"Scarsdale"
EZRA L. EISENER
ALFRED HAWKESWORTH
MURRAY HAWKESWORTH
EDWARD B SPIDELL
ANGUS HAMMOND
CECIL
HAWKESWORTH
CARMAN MOSSMAN
FRANKLIN WEBBER
CEDRIC RAFUSE
LLOYD SARTY
CLELL JODREY
CLAUDE DOREY
BRUCE McLEAN
ENOS CROSSLAND
DR. ELWOOD RAFUSE
LEON RHODENIZER
ROBERT JODREY
HENRY FOSTR
GILBERT ZWICKER




[left side/côté gauche]]
CHAS E. KAULBACK
SPURGEON JONES
HARLEY CONRAD
EVAN P. RAFUSE
FRANK R. RAFUSE
PAUL R. RAFUSE
PERLEY G. RAMEY
ROBERT S. RAMEY
CURRIE M. SPIDELL
ELMER M. KAULBACK
JAMES O. KAULBACK
LAURIN E. KAULBACK
THEODORE KAULBACK
IRA L. RHODENIZER
LAURIN RHODENIZER
HARRY SLAUENWHITE
MORLEY WENTZEL
WENDELL FRANK
IRVING COOKE
GORDON FOSTER
DONALD ZWICKER
DOUGLAS WENTZELL

War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the resident of Parkdale, Maplewood and Scarsdale who served in the First World War. It was erected by the citizens and friends on July 13, 1938.

City
Parkdale
Country
Type Description
Shaft
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6795
City/Municipality
West Northfield
Memorial Number
12009-063
Type
Address
Kelly Road
Location
In front of the Anglican Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.4737633, -64.6022086
Inscription

In loving memory of our boys
who fell in the great war
OWEN F. ARENBURG
KILLED IN ACTION
BATTLE OF VIMY RIDGE 1917
EVERETT N. WENTZELL
KILLED IN ACTION
BATTLE OF PASSCHENDAELE 1917
AVERY P. VEINOTTE
KILLED IN ACTION
BY THE ENEMY BARRAGE 1918

ENLISTED IN THE 112TH BATT.

OUR
HEROIC
DEAD
1914 - 1918
JOHN F. CHIASSON
DOMINIQUE F. DOUCET
THOMAS DOUCET
GABRIEL A. LEBLANC
JOSEPH H. MCDANIEL
DANIEL J. MCDANIEL
ALEXANDER E. MACDOUGALL
J RONALD MACLELLAN
NEIL J. MACNEIL
ALBERT B. MILLER
STANLEY MUNRO
ANGUS ROSS

1939 - 1945
DABUEK ARSENAULT
WILFRED AUCOIN
CORNELIUS F. CHIASSON
AMEDEE LEBLANC
CHARLES T. LEBLANC
G. EMILE LEBLANC
THOMAS S. LEBLANC
GORDON S.F. MACKAY

ERECTED BY BRANCH NO. 32
CANADIAN LEGION
50 ANNIVERSARY 1976

War or Conflict Term
Province
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to Owen F. Arenburg, Everett N. Wentzell and Avery P. Veinotte who were killed in the First World War.

City
West Northfield
Country
Type Description
Stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6797
City/Municipality
Shelburne
Memorial Number
12009-061
Type
Address
Corner of King (Hwy 3) and Digby Streets
Location
Municipal park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.764444, -65.320556
Inscription

CANADIAN MERCHANT
NAVY

1939-1945
DEDICATED TO THOSE
MERCHANT SEAMEN WHO SERVED
AND GAVE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

DEDICATED BY
HIS WORSHIP P.G. COMEAU
13 MAY 1995

Image
Photo Credit
Marilyn Gurney
Caption
front view
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the Merchant Seamen who served and those who died in the Second World War.

City
Shelburne
Country
Type Description
Granite stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6188
City/Municipality
Carleton Village
Memorial Number
12009-060
Type
Address
Church Road
Location
St. Paul's United Church Cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.663957377169, -65.333448143631
Inscription

[centre stele/stèle du centre]

IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
OF ALL THOSE FROM
GUNNING COVE, CARLETON VILLAGE
AND McNUTTS ISLAND
WHO SERVED IN PAST CONFLICTS
AND
IN MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES.

AT THE GOING DOWN
OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

DESIGNED AND ERECTED BY
ENOS O. DEMINGS

LEST WE FORGET

[left stele/stèle de gauche]

1914-1918

DEMINGS, F. JOHNSON KIA
DOANE, ADELBERT J.
DOANE, BRUCE W.
GOULDEN, ALONZO
GOULDEN, LOVITT B.
MACKENNEY, CORNELIUS D.
O'CONNELL , WILLIAM H.
SNOW, SAMUEL

1939-1945

BUCHANAN, WALTER
DEDRICK, ARCHIE R.
DEMINGS, DAVID B.
DEMINGS, ENOS O.
DEMINGS, FRANCIS J.
DEMINGS, MABEL E.H.
DEMINGS, NATHAN C.
DEMINGS, RAYMOND A.
DOANE, BENJAMIN E.
DOANE, GERALD A.
DOANE, VERNON H.
MAHANEY, Capt. W. LAWRENCE

[right stele/stèle de droite]

1939-1945

GOULDEN, ARTHUR J.
GOULDEN, AUBREY L.
GOULDEN, CRAIG H. KIA
GOULDEN, DAVID K. KIA
GOULDEN, LAWSON R.
GOULDEN, MAURICE H.
GOULDEN, MERVIN S.
GOULDEN, ROBERT E.
HAMILTON, CECIL R.
HAMILTON, RALPH S.
HAMILTON, RAY W.
HAMILTON, MURRAY O.
HAMILTON, NORMAN J.
PERRY, EARL F.
RAPP, GORDON I.
RAPP, LEMUEL P.A.
RENNEHAN, RICHARD H.
SLATE, EMERY L.
SMITH, CARROL A.
SMITH, CLARISSA V.
SMITH, TRUEMAN R.

Image
Photo Credit
Enos. O. Demings
Caption
front view (with wreaths)
1 of 2 images
Image
Caption
front view
1 of 2 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
Body Content

The Carleton Village Cenotaph was constructed in 1988 in memory of all who served in the First and Second World Wars from Gunning Cove, Carleton Village and McNatts Island. The monument, located in St. Paul's United Church cemetery, was designed and constructed by Enos. O. Demings at his own expense and he provides the upkeep and maintenance. The dedication ceremony was held on Nov. 26th, 1988, with the Clergy of the Church and members of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 63 in attendance. Every November there is a wreath laying ceremony held by the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 63 with Public attendance.

City
Carleton Village
Country
Type Description
3 stele (tallest in centre)
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4370
City/Municipality
Northwest Cove
Memorial Number
12009-059
Type
Address
West side of Hwy 329
Location
Anglican Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.5298651, -64.0255786
Inscription

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND
IN MEMORY OF
F/S M.R. SABOURIN, R.C.A.F.
WHO DIED NEAR HERE WHEN
HIS R.C.A.F. FIGHTER AIRCRAFT
CRASHED AND BURNED
NOVEMBER 7, 1943

ERECTED BY 127 SQUADRON FRIENDS

Image
Photo Credit
G. Greenough
Caption
Top view
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This Memorial was dedicated on Dec. 4, 1988 by the 127 Squadron Friends in memory of F/S M.R. Sabourin R.C.A.F. who died near the location of the memorial when his R.C.A.F. Fighter Aircraft crashed and burned November 7, 1943.

City
Northwest Cove
Country
Type Description
Plaque mounted on cement base
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4380
City/Municipality
Chester Basin
Memorial Number
12009-055
Type
Address
847 NS-12
Location
Forest Heights Community School
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.6003127, -64.3202038
Inscription

AFGHANISTAN CONFLICT
2001 - 2011
PTE RICHARD GREEN
PPCLI

PTE RICHARD GREEN
3RD BATTALION ??
PRINCESS PATRICIA'S
CANADIAN LIGHT INFANTRY
MAY 26, 1980
APRIL 17 2022

Image
Photo Credit
Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry
Caption
Private Richard Green Memorial
Province
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Body Content

This memorial was unveiled on 2 October 2015 in honour of Private Richard Green, who was killed in a friendly fire incident in Afghanistan on the night of 17 April 2002. Private Green and three other soldiers from Alpha Company of 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry were killed, and eight others injured, from a bomb dropped on them by a formation of two United States Air Force F-16 fighter aircraft. The Canadian Forces soldiers were conducting a night live-fire training exercise at a place known as the Tarnak Farm, located about 15 kilometers from the Kandahar airfield and base in Afghanistan.

The three other soldiers killed were: Corporal Ainsworth Dyer, age 24, from Montreal, Quebec; Private Nathan Lloyd Smith, age 27, from Porters Lake, Nova Scotia; and Sergeant Marc D. Leger, age 29, from Lancaster, Ontario.

City
Chester Basin
Country
Type Description
Slab - granite
Memorial CF Legacy ID
11501
City/Municipality
Bridgewater
Memorial Number
12009-054
Type
Address
Corner of York and Victoria
Location
Municipal park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
44.37933, -64.52761
Inscription

[front/devant] WEST NOVA SCOTIA REGIMENT

WORLD WAR II 1939-1945

FIRST CO LCOL THE REV GW BULLOCK OBE ED CD

MOBILIZED IN BRIDGEWATER 1 SEP 39

EMBARKED OVERSEAS 21 DEC 39

SERVED IN UK SICILY 10 JUL 43

ITALY 3 SEPT 43 GERMANY & HOLLAND MAR 45

RETURNED TO CANADA 1 OCT 45

352 KILLED IN ACTION 1084 WOUNDED 48 POW

ERECTED 8 MAY 1985 BY THE WNSR MEMORY CLUB

BATTLE HONOURS

Image
Photo Credit
Marilyn Gurney
Caption
front
1 of 4 images
Image
Caption
upper plaque
1 of 4 images
Image
Caption
surroundings
1 of 4 images
Image
Caption
stele (front and left side)
1 of 4 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This stele was unveiled on 8 May 1985 by The West Nova Scotia Regiment Memory Club and is dedicated to the members of the regiment who served during the Second World War. Between the two plaques is a brass cap badge from the regiment. Refer to the following memorials: Bridgewater and Area Honour Roll: 12009-003 Bridgewater obelisk: 12009-004 Canada's Merchant Navy Plaque: 12009-002

City
Bridgewater
Country
Type Description
Granite stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1770