This memorial is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars.
Nappan Cenotaphe
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THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVERMORE
1914 - 1919
[right side/côté droit]
1939 - 1945
Sign in to My VAC Account
Sign in to My VAC Account[front/devant]
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVERMORE
1914 - 1919
[right side/côté droit]
1939 - 1945
This memorial is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars.
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[centre/centre]
LEST WE FORGET
IN GRATEFUL
REMEMBRANCE
OF ALL THOSE WHO
SERVED IN PAST
CONFLICTS
AND
IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO
GAVE THEIR LIVES
"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVERMORE"
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AT THE
GOING DOWN
OF THE SUN
AND IN THE
MORNING
WE WILL
REMEMBER THEM
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ERECTED
BY
BRANCH
134 MACCAN
1989
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[left/gauch]
THIS
PROJECT
SPONSERED
BY THE
COMMUNITY
OF MACCAN
SURROUNDING
AREA AND
OTHERS
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WORLD WAR I 1914 - 1918
ARSENEAULT G. PTE
BEKER G. PTE
HOEG F. PTE
MACKINNON W.C. PTE
MCDONALD H.E. PTE
MITCHELL W. PTE
RIPLEY R.J. PTE
RIPLEY R. PTE
ST PETER W.F. L/CPL
STILES B.A. CPL
NEGUS T. CPL
SHARPTE G.A. PTE
WORLD WAR II 1939 - 1945
BROWN M.S. PTE
DELAHUNT J. PTE
LOWTHER R. F/O
KOREA 1950 - 1953
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY
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TIPPING H. PTE
Erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 134, this memorial is dedicated to Canada's war dead and veterans.
[left column/colonne de gauche]
1914-1918
SPR. BROWN, WALLACE
L.CPL. BELLIVEAU, FREDERICK
PTE. BELL, EARL
PTE. BOLDEN, CHARLES
PTE. COMO, JAMES
PTE. CROSSON, JOHN
PTE. DOWNEY, JOSEPH A.
PTE FORREST, FRANK
PTE. FRASER, JACK
SPR. GRAY, WILLIAM
PTE. HOOD, ERNEST
PTE. HILL, ALFRED
CPL. LIVINGSTON, GEORGE
PTE. LOGUE, HARRY
PTE. LLOYD, JAMES
PTE. MANN, ARTHUR
L.CPL. MILLS, CLARKE
PTE. McCORKINDALE, JOHN
PTE. PORTER, WILLIAM
PTE. ROBERT, BERT
PTE. SMITH, FRANK
PTE. WHEATON, CLARKE
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1939 1945
P.O. BOUDREAU, LEONARD.RCN
PTE. BRINE, GORDON
PTE. COLEMAN, HARMON
P.O. DUJAY, RONALD
P.O. GLENWRIGHT, GEORGE
F.SGT. HEBERT, HAROLD
SPR. JURY, DOUGLAS
F.SGT. LECERE, FREDERICK
PTE. PERRY, ALLAN
SEAMAN SHANNON, ROBERT. MN
SGT. VICKERY, ROY
PTE. VANSNICK, JOHN
MJR. GRAY, ERROL
PTE. BROWN, BORDEN, KOREA
LET US HOLD, IN HONORED MEMORY,
THOSE MEN OF JOGGINS, WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
THAT MANKIND MIGHT HOPE FOR A BETTER WORLD.
[FWW names added in 2018]
PTE. Edward Cormier
PTE. Arselle Delvaux
PTE. Archie Downey
PTE. Thomas Hamilton
PTE. Charles Jenkins
PTE. Spurgeon MacLeod
PTE. Williams Mills
PTE. Clifford Phillips
SPR. Rufus Kennedy
CPL. Roy Mills
This memorial is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.
In 2018 records from the First World War became public and Dara Legere, vice-president and secretary of the Joggins branch of the Royal Canadian Legion started to research the veterans. He discovered that there were 10 missing names from the Joggins area, including a case where a family didn’t know they had a cousin that died in the First World War.
With help from the Gray family and Gray Concrete Foundations, who donated the concrete to fix the cenotaph; Liberty Enterprises and John Kellegre, who worked on the plaque, all ten of the missing names were able to be added. A garden and flagpoles were also later added with the project being coordinated by the Municipality of Cumberland, Veterans Affairs, the provincial gov., and the Legion.
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WORLD WAR I
1914 - 1918
ALVA CARTER
HENRY FRASER
WYLIE HANNAH
ALBERT HARDY
JACK HATHERLY
HARRY HENNESSY
BERT LANDELLS
WALTER LESLIE
HUGH MACNEIL
FRANK MOFFAT
GUY MOFFAT
STEPHEN NICHOLSON
CLIFF PHILIPS
ARTHUR PORTER
WILLIAM PORTER
STANLEY RIPLEY
ALEX SEAMAN
JAMES WOOD
WALLACE WOOD
WORLD WAR II
1939 - 1945
LEAONARD BOUDREAU
WILLIAM FULLERTON
GEORGE GLENWRIGHT
THOMAS HYDEN
HAROLD JOWETT
RICHARD PHILIPS
WILLIAM RIPLEY
KENNETH SYMES
JAMES TAYLOR
VERNON TIPPING
CHARLES MURRAY
KOREAN WAR
1950 - 1953
BORDEN BROWN
LEST WE FORGET
This memorial is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.
[top plaque/plaque du haut]
LEST WE FORGET
TO HONOUR THOSE WHO SERVED AND THOSE
WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
1914 - 1918 1939 - 1945
THE KOREAN CONFLICT
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY
FOR THEIR SAKE MAY PEACE
PREVAIL
[bottom plaque/plaque en bas]
IN THE
SERVICE
OF PEACE
This memorial is dedicated to the war dead and veterans of the First and Second World Wars, the Korean War, and in the service of peace. A house to house campaign for funds to erect a cenotaph to honour the men and women who served in two World Wars and the Korean conflict was undertaken in District 10 during the month of February 1984. The campaign was sponsored by the Advocate District Development Association (A.D.D.A.), formerly known as the Advocate Action Association, and included the communities of Fraserville, Allenville, Spencer’s Island, East Advocate, Advocate Harbour, West Advocate, New Salem and Apple River. According to official reports, the area had the highest rate of enlistments of any area in Canada east of Ontario. Plans for the cenotaph were developed by a committee consisting of Ashley H. Morris (Chairman), D.K. Gamblin and Carson Spicer. The stone structure with a black African stone plaque was to be located in front of the Fundy Tides Recreational Centre, Advocate Harbour. The canvassers were: Holly Spicer, Roland Berry, Walton Rector, Don Gamblin and Carson Spicer. The Development Association was optimistic that District residents would respond generously and that the cenotaph was planned to be erected in the Spring of 1985. In a letter to the Halifax-Chronicle Herald, in Amherst, Nova Scotia, on 22 September 1985, the Chairman of the Cenotaph Committee advised Mr. Tom McCoag (a correspondent) that a cenotaph was to be unveiled on Sunday, 10 November 1985, at 2 p.m. to “honour those men and women from this district who served in the two World Wars and the Korean conflict.” The cenotaph was made possible through the generous financial support of residents in this part of Cumberland County and by men and women throughout Canada and the United States who served in our armed forces and who originally came from this area. Colonel Stanley D. Rhodenizer, former secretary, New Brunswick Command, The Royal Canadian Legion and retired commanding officer commanding New Brunswick Corps of Commissionaires and at that time a resident of Amherst, was the guest speaker. There were as well a number of national and provincial dignitaries who were invited to take part in the ceremony. A reception was held in the Fundy Tides Recreation Centre immediately following the ceremony.
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LEST WE FORGET
[first plaque/première plaque]
JOHN CHIPMAN KERR. V.C.
THE VICTORIA CROSS IS THE
HIGHEST BRITISH AWARD FOR
VALOUR, INSTITUTED IN 1856
BY QUEEN VICTORIA DURING
THE CRIMEAN WAR. ONLY
94 CANADIANS HAVE EARNED
THIS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD.
ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1916 JOHN
CHIPMAN KERR WAS SERVING
WITH THE 49TH BATTALION DURING
THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.
HIS CITATION READ IN PART
FOR MOST CONSPICUOUS BRAVERY
DURING A BOMBING ATTACK
HE WAS UNDER HEAVY FIRE
UNTIL HE WAS IN CLOSE
CONTACT WITH THE ENEMY
HE OPENED FIRE ON THEM
AND INFLICTED HEAVY LOSS.
THE ENEMY, THINKING THEY
WERE SURROUNDED,
SURRENDERED. SIXTY-TWO
PRISONERS WERE TAKEN
AND 250 YARDS OF TRENCH
CAPTURED.
AS A RESULT OF HIS BRAVERY
JOHN CHIPMAN KERR WAS
AWARDED THE VICTORIA CROSS
[second plaque/deuxième plaque]
DEDICATED IN
HONOUR OF LOCAL
RESIDENTS WHO
SERVED OUR
COUNTRY IN TIMES
OF WAR
ERECTED BY THE
UNITED EFFORTS
AND GENEROSITY
OF THE FAMILIES
AND FRIENDS OF
THE VETERANS
[third plaque/troisième plaque]
THE ODE
THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD
AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD
AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM
NOR THE YEARS CONDEMN
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE
SUN AND IN THE MORNING
WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM
PROUDLY WE HAIL THOSE
16 WHO MADE THE
SUPREME SACRIFICE IN
WORLD WAR I AND II
* INDICATES THOSE
KILLED IN ACTION
[fourth plaque/quatrième plaque]
WWI 1914-1918
ALLEN, HARRY
ALLEN, KENNETH B.
AYER, LLOYD
*BENTLEY, FREELAND
BENTLEY, HUBERT
BENTLEY, LLOYD
*BENTLEY, MARVEN
CANNING, L. KEITH
CANNING, LEO V.
COLE, CLARENCE
CROSSMAN, JOHN
CURRIE, WINNIFRED
ELDERKIN, ST.CLAIR P.
*FOLLETTE, MINNIE A.
FRASER, STANLEY
*GRAHAM, EVERETT L.
HATFIELD, FRANCIS R.
HATFIELD, ROSS
*HATFIELD, WILSON S.
*HOBEN, DONALD W.
[fifth plaque/cinqième plaque]
WWI 1914-1918
HOBEN, LEVI D.
*HUGHES, LORNE A.
KERR.
JOHN CHIPMAN, V.C.
*KERR, ROLAND C.
LAKE, WILBERT H
MERRIAM, RAYMOND
*SPICER, ANDREW
WETMORE, WEEDEN
WELSH, EDWARD S.
WHEADON, CLARENCE
*WHEATON, GEORGE H.
WINTERS, WYLIE
GRAHAM, J. AUBREY
[sixth plaque/sixième plaque]
WWII 1939-1945
ALLAN, EVELYN (KERR)
ALLEN, ARLIE
ALLEN, CHESLEY L.
ALLEN, CLARRENCE
ALLEN, DOUGLAS
ALLEN, HAVELOCK
ALLEN, KENNETH R.
*ALLEN, MILLARD
ALLEN, PERRY J.
ALLEN PERRY K.
ALLEN, STUART
ALLEN WILBERT
AYER, DONALD
AYER, DONALD
AYER, THEODORE
*BENJAMIN, WALTER
BENNETT, BERNARD
BENNETTDONALD
BENNETT VERNON
BENNETT WYMAN
BROWN VAUGHAN
[seventh plaque/septième plaque]
WWII 1939-1945
CHARD, AMY (VAUGHAN)
CLARKE, MARION (KERR)
*COCKRANE, LEO
COPP. CLARENCE
CORRIDON, HATT
LENORE (MERRIAM)
CROSSMAN, JOHN
CROSSMAN, MARSHALL
DEWOLFE, BURTON
DEWOLFE, FREDERICK
DOWE, ISAAC
DOWE STANLEY
ELLS, ARTHUR
ELLS, SYDNEY
FILLMORE, EDWARD
*FLETCHER, LINDSAY
GLADWELL, MARY (LAKE)
GRAHAM, HARLEIGH
GRAHAM, JOHN A.
GRAHAM, KEITH
GRAHAM, ROBERT
[eighth plaque/huitième plaque]
WW II 1939-1945
GRANT, ARNOLD
GRANT, GERALD
GRANT, KENNETH
HATFIELD, GEORGE T.
HATFIELD, GLENDON
HATFIELD, JOHNSON
KILTZ, CLENIFF
*HOBEN, JAMES
*HUGHES, BENJAMIN
HUGHES, GERALD
HUGHES, LEO
JOYCE, LAWRENCE
KERR, HARRIET (GREEN)
KERR, JOHN
KERR, LORING
KNOWLTON,CLAYTON
LAKE, HAROLD W.
LAKE, W. HERBERT
LAKE, WILLIAM
LANTZ WILFRED
[ninth plaque/nuevième plaque]
WW II 1939-1945
*MAHAR, DOUGLAS
McCULLY, DONALD
McCULLY,LLOYD
McCULLY, OSCAR
McCLELLLAND, FORREST
McCLELLAND, GARNET
MERRIAM, DONALD
MERRIAM, ELSTON
MERRIAM,
EVELYN (THORNE)
MERRIAM, LLOYD
MERRIAM, RANDALL
MERRIAM, RICHARD
MORRIS, CLARENCE
MORRIS, FORREST
MORRIS, HOWARDvMORRIS, RALPH
MORRIS, ROY
MORRIS, WYMAN
MURPHY, ARTHUR
[tenth plaque/dixième plaque]
WW 11 1939-1945
MURPHY, CHARLES
O’LEARY, FRANK
PARKER, EDGAR
PARKER, ROSS
PARKER, ST. CLAIR
PARSONS, IRVIN
PERRY, THOMAS
PETTIS, ROLAND
PITTMAN, FREDERICK
ROSS, ARCHIBALD
SHAW, CARL
SKINNER, G. CLEMENT
THOMAS, ERNEST JOHN
THORPE,
JEAN (GRAHAM)
TIBBETTS, DONALD
TIBBETTS, GORDON
TIBBETTS, STANLEY
VAUGHAN, OWEN
VITALI, JOHN
WAGSTAFF, CHARLES
[eleventh plaque/onzième plaque
WW II 1939-1945
WAGSTAFF, HENRY
WAGSTAFF, MILLARD
WAGSTAFF, WILLIAM
WHEATON, CHESLEY
WHEATON, HOWARD
WHEATON, LAWRENCE
WILLIAMS, MARK
WINTERS, THORNTON
YORKE, CHARLES
YORKE, JOHN
ADDENDA
BENNETT, BASIL
CROSSMAN, WINNIFRED
BARTEAUX, FREDERICK
CANNING, FREDERICK
MOSHER, CARL
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2000 Canada
THIS PROJECT WAS COMPLETED WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE MILLENIUM BUREAU OF CANADA
[slab/dalle]
ROBERT M.
COCHRANE
MEMORIAL PARK
ESTABLISHED 2001
This memorial is dedicated to the local residents who served in the First and Second World Wars. It was erected by the united efforts and generosity of the families and friends of the Veterans. This project was completed with the assistance of the Millennium Bureau of Canada.
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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH 45
DIAMOND JUBILEE
1932 - 1992
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TO THE HONOURED BRAVE WHO SO VALIANTLY SERVED IN THE DEFENCE OF THEIR COUNTRY
This memorial, erected during the Diamond Jubilee of the Royal Canadian Legion in 1992, is dedicated to those who have served in the defence of Canada.
[certificate/certificat]
FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
Half Way River United Church
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES
This certificate lists the members of the Half Way River United Church who volunteered for military service during the Second World War.
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IN MEMORY OF
1945
VAUGHAN COLPITTS
RONALD CURRIE
EDWARD DUFFY
NORMAN FOWLOW
HUGH FRASER
GARFIELD GEORGE
EDGAR HARRINGTON
FRANK HILTZ
DANIEL MAHARR
MERTON McALONEY
TIMOTHY McASKILL
HOLLIS MORRIS
WILLIAM PACE
EUGENE PALMER
ANDREW PARKER
CHARLES RECTOR
EDGAR SMITH
EVERETT SMITH
HARLEY SMITH
HAROLD SPICER
HAROLD TYRRELL
HUGH WARREN
LEONARD WASSON
WALTER WELTON
GERALD WILLIGAR
LLOYD WILLIGAR
BASIL YORKE
DONALD FIFE
PASCHENDAELE
1950 KOREA 1953
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IN MEMORY OF
ROY S. MORWICK.
HARRY MacKAY.
EDWARD McRAE.
JAMES E. McKENZIE.
HUGH NICHOLS.
BERTRAM PRICE.
LEANDER PARSONS.
PERCY PATTERSON.
FRED REDMOND.
VERNE ROBERTS.
DON CECIL SMITH.
HAZEN R. SMITH.
CECIL STERLING.
EDWARD THERIAULT.
COREY VICKERY.
WILLIAM WARREN.
LLOYD WILLIGAR.
LAVETTA WILLIGAR.
CLARKE WHEATON.
CLEVELAND YORKE.
YPRES
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LEST WE FORGET
1914 - 1918
SOMME
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IN MEMORY OF
CHARLES ADAMS.
ALEXANDER AMON.
GILBERT ARSENEAULT.
FREELAND M. BENTLEY.
LLOYD BENTLEY.
HUBERT BENTLEY.
ARTHUR BRODRICK.
JOHN R. BROWN.
BLAIR F. CAMERON.
THOMAS C. CHOISNET.
ALVA DOWE.
STEWART R. DUFFY.
VERNON E. ELDERKIN.
RALPH FOWLER.
ALONZO C. GLIBERT.
ROBERT GAQBRIEL.
JOHN GABRIEL.
WILSON S. HATFIELD.
FREDERICK KRUMREI.
WILLIAM B. MAHONEY.
VIMY
This memorial was erected following the First World War in honour of the local war dead of that conflict. It was later expanded to commemorate the local losses of the Second World War and the veterans of the Korean War.
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ROLL of HONOR
1914 1918
On active service C.E.F.
This certificate lists the names of local war dead and veterans of the First World War.