Ontario

Province Code
ON
City/Municipality
Kirkland Lake
Memorial Number
35088-001
Type
Other
Address
Duncan Avenue North and Wright Hargreaves Avenue
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.153166, -80.035063
Submitted By
Larry Brown
Inscription

[front/devant]
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

1914
1918

1939
1945

KOREA: 1950-1953


IN FLANDERS FIELDS _ _ _

 

[lower plaque/plaque du bas]
BRANCH 87 (needs further research/recherche incomplète)

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Kirkland Lake Cenotaph
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First World War
Korean War
Second World War
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Ontario
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This obelisk was erected by the town of Kirkland Lake and the Royal Canadian Legion to honour the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.

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Kirkland Lake
Country
Canada
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Obelisk - granite
Photo Credit
Andrew Jones
Memorial CF Legacy ID
683
City/Municipality
Marathon
Memorial Number
35087-071
Type
Other
Address
17 Peninsula Road
Location
Veterans Square
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.7176158, -86.3787903
Submitted By
Harold Roger Hamilton
Inscription

Canada Company • La Compagnie Canada

In recognition and memory of the efforts of approximately
40,000 Canadian Armed Forces personnel who served and
the 162 Canadians who died in the cause of bringing peace
and freedom to the people of Afghanistan.

2001   2014

En mémoire et en reconnaissance des efforts des quelque
40 000 membres des Forces armées canadiennes qui ont
servi en Afghanistan et des 162 Canadiens qui sont morts
pour la cause de la paix et de la liberté du peuple afghan.

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Marathon LAVIII Monument
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Afghanistan
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Ontario
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On June 29, 2017, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 183 and the Town of Marathon installed a Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) III as a public monument to recognize the contributions of their Veterans who served in Afghanistan.

Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) III were originally manufactured by Canadians at General Dynamics Land Systems Canada in London, Ontario and were instrumental to troops in carrying out their missions while in Afghanistan. The monuments were created from decommissioned LAV III hulls, donated by the Government of Canada and built by Militex Coating Inc. and Fanshawe College students in London, Ontario.

On November 5, 2014, the Canada Company Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) lll Monument Program was launched to recognize the 40,000 Canadians Armed Forces who served in Afghanistan and to commemorate the 162 Canadians who lost their lives. The program closed after awarding 33 monuments to communities across Canada.

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Marathon
Country
Canada
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Vehicle - LAV III
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9774
City/Municipality
Thunder Bay
Memorial Number
35087-069
Type
Other
Address
2210 Sleeping Giant Pkwy
Location
Marina Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.43416, -89.21627
Submitted By
Ken MacAskill; John Kuemmel
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]
IN MEMORIAM

TO THE MEMORY OF THE 58 MEN
WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN
THE SECOND WORLD WAR WHILE SERVING
THE PATERSON STEAMSHIP LIMITED.
THE SENATOR NORMAN M. PATERSON
FOUNDATION
JUNE 1, 1997

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WE PAUSE AND SALUTE THE VETERAN
MEN AND WOMEN OF THE CANADIAN NAVY
AND MERCHANT NAVY WHO SO VALIANTLY
SERVED THIS COUNTRY IN WORLD WAR II.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
A.N.A.F. UNIT 257
THUNDER BAY
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

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"O HEAR US WHEN WE CRY TO THEE
FOR THOSE IN PERIL AN THE SEA"
IN MEMORY OF ALL SAILORS OF THE ROYAL
CANADIAN NAVY AND CANADIAN MERCHANT
NAVY WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE
SECOND WORLD WAR.
THE L.S.R. (MOTOR) OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION
"WE WILL REMEMBER THEM"

[plaque/plaque]
GRATEFULLY PRESENTED TO
THE MEMORY OF THE MEN AND WOMEN
OF CANADA'S NAVY AND MERCHANT NAVY
WHO SERVED SO THAT
WE COULD ENJOY A LIFE
OF HAPPINESS IN A FREE CANADA.
LAKEHEAD MOTORS LIMITED
JUNE 1, 1997
"WE CARE AND REMEMBER"

[plaque/plaque]
DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY
OF OUR MEMBERS WHO SERVED
IN THE CANADIAN NAVAL FORCES
DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR.
THE ASSOCIATED CANADIAN TRAVELLERS
(THUNDER BAY CLUB)
JUNE 1, 1997

[plaque/plaque]
IT IS GRATIFYING TO HAVE TAKEN PART
IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS MEMORIAL
TO HONOUR THE SAILORS OF THIS NATION
WHO SERVED AND CONTINUE TO SERVE
OUR MARITIME NEEDS.

PORT OF
THUNDER BAY

THUNDER BAY HARBOUR COMMISSION
JUNE 1, 1997
WE CARE AND REMEMBER

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These plaques were dedicated by the Senator Norman M. Paterson Foundation, the L.S.R. (Motor) Old Boys' Association, and the A.N.A.F. Unit 257, Thunder Bay.

The following memorials are part of the Anchorage Memorial:

Anchorage Memorial Bell, Superior Anchors, Carronades, Ships Tribute, S.S. Rappahannock Anchor, Mariners' Monument.

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Thunder Bay
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Canada
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Plaques
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7257
City/Municipality
Thunder Bay
Memorial Number
35087-068
Type
Other
Address
2210 Sleeping Giant Pkwy
Location
Marina Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.43416, -89.21627
Submitted By
Ken MacAskill; John Kuemmel
Inscription

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TO ALL MARINERS
THEY THAT GO DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS,
THAT DO BUSINESS IN GREAT WATERS,
THESE SEE THE WORKS OF THE LORD
AND HIS WONDERS IN THE DEEP
PSALMS 107, 23-24
ERECTED UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
THE NAVAL OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
THUNDER BAY BRANCH
7 JUNE 1979

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THE ADJACENT PLAQUE ON THIS STONE
IS THE MARKER FROM
THE ORIGINAL MARINERS' MONUMENT.
ALL COMPONENTS INCLUDING
THE MAST, STONES, ANCHORS
AND PURPOSE HAVE NOW BEEN
INCORPORATED AS COMPONENTS
OF "THE ANCHORAGE"
THEIR MEMORY ENDURES

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CAF Operations
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Ontario
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This plaque was the marker from the original Mariners' Monument. The components of this monument were incorporated into the new Anchorage Memorial.

The following memorials are part of the Anchorage Memorial:

Anchorage Memorial Bell, Superior Anchors, Carronades, Ships Tribute, S.S. Rappahannock Anchor, and Thunder Bay Sailors' Plaques.

 

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Thunder Bay
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Canada
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Plaques
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7256
City/Municipality
Thunder Bay
Memorial Number
35087-067
Type
Other
Address
349 Waverly Street
Location
St. Paul's United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.4368326, -89.2274632
Submitted By
Nicole Hinton
Inscription

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1939  1945
ST. PAUL’S UNITED CHURCH
PORT ARTHUR, CANADA
IN MEMORY OF THE MEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
FOR HUMANITY IN THE SECOND GREAT WAR

[left column/colonne de gauche]
R.C. CALDWELL
J.A. CHISAMORE
J.L. FOREMAN
G.C. HOLSETH
JOHN CLIFFORD JOHNSON 1952
M. KALIK
J.W. KEARNEY
GORDON LESLIE LUCAS 1952

[centre column/colonne du centre]
J.W. MORGAN
F.F. MACKINNON
J. MCDOWELL
J. MCFAYDEN
J.C. MCGREGOR
W.G. MCLEOD
W.H.N. PEARCE
J.E. RAMSAY

[right column/colonne de droite]
R.W. ROGERS
K.P. ROGERS
K.J. SOUTHERN
A. TAMBLIN
W.N. THOMSON
R.J. WILLIAMS
M.G. WILSON

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Second World War
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Ontario
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This plaque was erected by St. Paul's United Church to honour the memory of the men who gave their lives in the Second World War.

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Thunder Bay
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Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7245
City/Municipality
Dorion
Memorial Number
35087-066
Type
Other
Address
191 Dorion Loop Road
Location
Dorion Museum (formely St. Matthew's Anglican Church)
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.7865352, -88.5617402
Submitted By
John Kuemmel
Inscription

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TO THE DEAR AND HONOURED MEMORY
OF

[left column/colonne de gauche]
CHRIST
DIED
FOR US
THAT
WHETHER
WE
WAKE

[right column/colonne de droite]
OR SLEEP
WE SHOULD
LIVE
TO-
GETHER
WITH
HIM

[bottom/en bas]
THOMAS CYRIL BRUCE JOY
CAPTAIN 1st DEVONSHIRE REGIMENT
B.A. COMMONER OF WADHAM COLLEGE 1908 II
ELDER SON OF GEORGE AND FLORENCE JOY
A KEEN & GALLANT SOLDIER & A GENTLE FRIEND
HE SERVED IN THE TRENCHES IN FLANDERS
& IN MESOPOTAMIA WHERE HE WAS ATTACHED
TO 2nd DORSETS & WAS PRESENT AT THE BATTLES
OF KUT & CTESIPHON & WAS KILLED IN ACTION
IN THE DEFENCE OF KUT-EL-AMARA 11 DEC 1915
AGED 29

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First World War
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Ontario
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This wooded plaque was erected by St. Matthew's Anglican Church in honour of Thomas Cyril Bruce Joy. The church is currently closed and its parishioners have moved to St. Mary's Anglican Church in Nipigon, ON. Moving the memorial is under consideration.

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Dorion
Country
Canada
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plaque
Photo Credit
John Kuemmel
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7240
City/Municipality
Thunder Bay
Memorial Number
35087-065
Type
Other
Address
30 Algoma Street S
Location
Trinity United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.43639, -89.22525
Submitted By
Nicole Hinton
Inscription

[cover/couverture]

BOOK
OF
REMEMBRANCE

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
PORT ARTHUR, ONTARIO

[first page/première page]
IN MEMORY OF THE
MEMBERS OF THIS
CONGREGATION WHO MADE
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE.

1914 WORLD WAR I 1918
1939 WORLD WAR II 1939
AND TO HONOR AND
PERPETUATE THE
MEMORY OF THOSE WHO
SERVED THEIR
COUNTRY’S CAUSE.
GOD IS IN EVERY
TOMORROW.

[following pages/pages suivantes]
(list of names, for complete list contact us /liste des noms, pour la liste complète, veuillez communiquer avec nous )


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First World War
Second World War
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Ontario
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This book was dedicated by Trinity United Church to the members of the church who served and died in both the First and Second World Wars.

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Thunder Bay
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Book of Remembrance
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7250
City/Municipality
Thunder Bay
Memorial Number
35087-064
Type
Other
Address
30 Algoma Street S
Location
Trinity United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.4366374, -89.2247728
Submitted By
Nicole Hinton
Inscription

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OUR CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL WAR MEMORIAL OUR COUNTRY

[left column/colonne de gauche]
R.G. RADMORE
A.R. WOODSIDE
S.W. ROSEVEAR
F. W. OLIVER

[centre column/colonne du centre]
J.M. WOODSIDE
EDWIN GILLIS
PERCY HESSON

[right column/colonne de droite]
GORDON HALL
C. WOODSIDE
J. REG. ADAMS
CLEM WATSON

[bottom/en bas]
IN MEMORY OF
OUR MEN
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE WORLD WAR
1914-1918
MEMORIAL BUILDINGS
ERECTED IN
METHODIST
MISSION FIELDS

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First World War
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Ontario
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This plaque was dedicated by Trinity Methodist Church to those members of the parish who died in the First World War.

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Thunder Bay
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
7249
City/Municipality
Thunder Bay
Memorial Number
35087-062
Type
Other
Address
30 Algoma Street S
Location
Trinity United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.43639, -89.22525
Submitted By
Nicole Hinton
Inscription

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PRO PATRIA

IN
PROUD AND LOVING MEMORY
OF
J. REGINALD ADAMS BA
141ST AND 8TH BN’S C E F
SON OF REV. GKB AND MRS. ADAMS
WOUNDED PASSCHENDAELE NOV. 11, 1917
DIED ETAPLES FRANCE NOV. 26TH 1917
AGED 21 YEARS
NOTHING COMPELLED YOUR SWIFT
CHOICE EXCEPT THE STUFF OF WHICH
YOUR DREAMS WERE MADE AND SO YOU
FOLLOWED DUTY INTO LIFE EVERLASTING.
ERECTED BY PARENTS AND SISTER

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First World War
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Ontario
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This plaque is dedicated to J. Reginald Adams and was erected by his parents and sister. He died on 26 November 1917 and is buried in Etaples Military Cemetery in Pas de Calais, France.

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Thunder Bay
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Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7247
City/Municipality
Thunder Bay
Memorial Number
35087-060
Type
Other
Address
349 Waverly Street
Location
St. Paul's United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
48.4368326, -89.2274632
Submitted By
Nicole Hinton
Inscription

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ST. PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1914-1918
PORT ARTHUR CANADA
IN MEMORY OF THE MEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR HUMANITY IN THE GREAT WAR
AND IN GRATEFUL TRIBUTE AND HONOUR TO THOSE WHO DARING TO DIE SURVIVED
OUR HEROIC DEAD WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

[first column/première colonne]
ERNEST L. ARMITAGE
EDWARD ARMITAGE
ALEXANDER AITCHESON
GEORGE BARCLAY
LINDSAY BARCLAY
J.T.W. BOYD, M.D.
WILLIAM J. BUCHANAN
WALTER D. BENGER
WILLIAM K. CAVEN

[second column/deuxième colonne]
ALBERT E. CHAMBERS
HENRY CLARKE
NEIL DARROCK
BENJAMIN DELMORE
GEORGE R. DOIG
DUNCAN GORDON
ALBERT HADDEN
ROBERT GORDON HADDEN
WALTER HART

[third column/troisième colonne]
CECIL B. HENDERSON
GORDON HENDERSON
JOHN JOHNSON
JAMES LAWSON
DAVID LICKLEY
ALFRED E. MILTON
WILLIAM MURRAY
R.D. MCCORMACK
DAVID MCDAID

[fourth column/quatrième colonne]
WILLIAM MCDINES
JOHN MCGRATH
ALEXANDER MCINTOSH
WILLIAM MCKECHNIE
WILLIAM MCKINNON
ALEXANDER NEILSON
COLIN NICHOLSON
STANLEY PRINGLE
THOMAS RINGROSE

[fifth column/cinqième colonne]
JOHN RUSSELL
JOHN STEWART
CHARLES J. TEDDIMAN
WILLIAM TEDDIMAN
NORMAN E. TOWERS
CHRISTIAN J. VOSTER
GEORGE WALSH
R. FARLIE WHITTAKER
W. FREDERICK WYMAN

[centre/centre]
OUR VALIANT LIVING

[first column/première colonne]
JEAN FORDE
WINNIFRED D. MCCUTCHEON
LOUISE E. PATTERSON
OLIVE S. SMITH
FRED J. ADAMS
JAMES AIRD
LEWIS H. ANDREWS
WILLIAM E. ANDREWS
SIDNEY ASHTON
HAROLD T. ASTWOOD
M.S. ASTWOOD
FRANK V. BAILEY
JOHN BAIRD
FREDERICK W. BANKS
ROBERT BARR
W.C. BARTHOLOMEW
DUNCAN BAXTER
JOHN BAXTER
JAMES BAXTER
HERBERT BAYES
ARCHIBALD BELL
GEORGE BENGER
MANFRED BENCER
HENRY BISHOP
ALEXANDER BLACK
FRANK BOKER
ALBERT BONCARD
ALFRED A. BOTT
ANDREW ALLAN BOYD
WILLIAM P. BRECKENRIDGE
THOMAS BREGG
WILLIAM BRIGHAM
NORMAN BROOKER
FRANK BRUCE
JOSEPH H. BRUTON

[second column/deuxième colonne]
ERROL R. BRUTON
JAMES GERRIE BURK
THOMAS H. BURK
LESTER CAIN
JAMES CAIRNCROSS
FREDERICK CAMPBELL
MOLLIE W. CAMPBELL
IVAN CAMPBELL
ROBERT W. CAMPBELL
IVAN CAMERON
SIMPSON CAMERON
JAMES CARMICHAEL
JOHN CARMICHAEL
JOHN H. CARRICK
JAMES CATTANACH
WILLIAM CATTANACH
JOHN CAVANACH
FREDERICK CHAMBERS
HECTOR F. CHISAMORE
ALFRED CLARK
FREDERICK CLARK
RICHARD CLARK
DOUGLAS CLELAND
WILLIAM COLSTON
C. COLQUHOUN
GEORGE CONNOR
JOHN CONNOR
W.J. CONNORS
FREDERICK COOPER
DAVID COX
GORDON COWAN
J.A. CROZIER M.D.
C.W. DEMPSTER
ANDREW DICKSON
ANDREW DOIG

[third column/troisième colonne]
JOHN DOIG
THOMAS DOIG
ALEXANDER H. DOWNEY
JOHN DUCUID
J.R. DYER
C.L. EARNSHAW
W.M. EVERALL
JAMES FARQUHARSON
ROBERT FENTON
A.C. FINZEL
ARTHUR D. FISHER
J.R. FORSYTH
WILLIAM GARRICK
F. GARVIL
ALEXANDER GEDDES
JOHN GEDDES
ALEXANDER GIBSON
WILLIAM GIBSON
EDWIN WINDRUM GOOD
HARRY JAMES GOOD
WALTER H. GORDON
ANGUS GRAHAM
GEORGE M. GRAHAM
GEORGE GRAHAM
I. PERCY GRAHAM
T. MELVILLE GRAHAM
ALEXANDER GRAY
JAMES GREAVES
WILLIAM J. HADDEN
JOSEPH HADFIELD
F.H. HAMMILL
HUGH HAMILTON
WILLIAM HARPER
ALEXANDER HAY
WILLIAM HAY
WILLIAM WYLIE

[fourth column/quatrième colonne]
ALEXANDER H. HAYES
FREDERICK HAYES
M.L. HAYWOOD
ROBERT HEDGE
NORWOOD HENDERSON
JOHN HENRY
HORACE HERMISTON
GEORGE HILL
DONALD M. HOGARTH
HARRY HOGARTH
JAMES HOOD
JOHN HOPKINS
FREDERICK HOLTON
JOHN INNIS
MALCOLM ISBESTER
A. VICTOR JOHNSON
CHARLES JOHNSON
WILLIAM JOHNSON
CHARLES JONES
MAVEROCK JONES
A.W. JOYCE
GEORGE KELLY
JOSEPH KELLY
DAVID KEMP
HENRY A. KIRK
THOMAS KNOX
FRANK LAILEY
H. LAMPEN
EDWARD LAPINE
R.B. LAWTON
ALEXANDER LEGATE
FREDERICK H. LEGATE
CHARLES LEWINGTON
D. LEWIS
JOHN LIVINGSTON

[fifth column/cinquième colonne]
JAMES LORIMER
HAROLD LOVELADY
JAMES MAIN
THOMAS MAIN
K. NORMAN MALCOLM
BERT M. MARTIN
O. MARTYN
WILLIAM MATHESON
THOMAS MEARS
WILLIAM MILLS WILLIAM MILNE
ALEXANDER MORRISON
JOHN A. MORRISON
NEIL. F. MORRISON
LEVERN MOULDER
E.A. MUIR
KEITH MUNRO
W. MUNRO
JOHN MURDOCK
JOHN MURRAY
J.M.A. MURRAY
HUGH MCARTHUR
L.B. MCBRIDE
H.D. MCCORMICK
R. MCCOY
ALEXANDER MCCRACKEN
ROBERT MCCRACKEN
GEORGE S. MCCULLOUGH
W.L. MCCULLOUGH MD.
ROBERT MCDAID
ALEXANDER MCDONALD
R. ROGER MACDONALD
ALEXANDER MACDONALD
ANGUS MCDONALD

[sixth column/sixième colonne]
KENNETH MCDONALD
HORACE MACDONNELL
NEIL MCEACHERN
JOHN MCGONIGLE
T.H. MCGORMAN
ALBERT MCGRATH
STANLEY P. MCGREGOR
WALTER MCGREGOR
WILLIAM MCINTOSH
NEIL MCIVER
D. MCKAY
JOHN EARL MCKEE
F.D. MCKENZIE
JOHN E. MCKENZIE
RODERICK MCKENZIE
DAVID MCKINLEY
OLIVER MCLAREN
ROBERT MCLAREN
E.D. MCLENNAN
JAMES MCLENNAN
JOHN MCLENNAN
ALEXANDER MCLEAN
KEITH MACLEAN
NEIL MCLEAN
W.C. MACLEAN
ALEXANDER MCLEOD
ANGUS MCLEOD
FINDLAY MCLEOD
ANDREW MCLINTOCK
HARRY MCLURE
SAMUEL MCLURE
DAVID MCMILLAN
DAVID MCMULLEN
W.R. MCNEILL
ROBERT M. MCQUESTEN
WILLIAM YOUNG

[seventh column/septième colonne]
DAVID NESBITT
EVANDER NICHOLSON
GEORGE NICHOLSON
JOHN B. NIELD
LEONARD NORRISS
DAVID NORWELL
GEORGE O’BRIEN
WILLIAM O’BRIEN
HARVEY S. PENFOLD
WILLIAM B. POWNEY
STANLEY M. POUNSFORD
GEORGE PRENTIS
CLARENCE PROUTY
J. QUINN
WALTER QUINN
WILLIAM W. READ
WILLIAM REDGRAVE
WILLIAM REDDEN
REV. ANDREW D. REID
MERRILL REID
LAWRENCE ROCH
WILLIAM J. REOCH
LOUIS J. REYNOLDS
CHARLES RICHMOND
CLARENCE RICHMOND
GEORGE H. RICKARDS
JOHN RITCHIE MD.
J. STEWART RITCHIE
GEORGE ROSS
WILLIAM ROBINSON
A. CRANCE ROBERTS
PERCY RODGERS
JOSEPH ROULSTON
WALTER SANCSTER
GEORGE SCACEL

[eighth column/huitième colonne]
ROBERT SCOTT
ERNEST SCOTTEN
FRANCIS W. SCULLY
WILLIAM SINCLAIR
J.K. SHAW
PERCY SCHULER
RICHARD SLOUGH
ARTHUR SMITH
A.E. SMITH
C.M. SMITH
ELMER SMITH
JAMES SMITH
ROBERT SMITH
ALBERT SOUTHWELL
R. LESLIE SPOFFORD
ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND
DANIEL STANZELL
JAMES STEVENSON
JOHN STEWART
ALEXANDER STEWART
PETER STEWART
ALEXANDER STERLING
ANDREW M. STIRRET
WILLIAM J. STIRRET
LEONARD STOREY
JOHN STRACHAN
MALVIN STRACHAN
ALEXANDER C. STUART
J. SWEENEY
WILLIAM TAYLOR
CECIL TEDDIMAN
CHARLES J. TEDDIMAN
W.R.T. TEDDIMAN
ARTHUR TERRY
ERNEST THOMPSON

[ninth column/neuvième colonne]
HAROLD THOMPSON
JOHN THOMPSON
ALBERT TOOCOOD
ARTHUR TORREY
L.J. THORNWAITE
LEONARD THROWER
WILLIAM THROWER
HUGH TRAYNOR
P. TRAYNOR
THOMAS TRAYNOR
GARNETT E. THRETHEWEY
WALTER TUCKER
ROBERT TURNER
WILLIAM TWEED
ALBERT VICTOR
NEIL WADDELL
WALTER WADDELL
STANLEY A. WALKER
ROBERT WALKER
WILLIAM WALMSLEY
H.H. WALMSLEY
JOHN WATSON
H. WELSH
ALEXANDER WELSH
DUNCAN WELSH
DANIEL WHINCUP
JAMES P. WILLIAMS
THOMAS L. WILLIAMS
JAMES WILLIAMS
H.J. WILLIAMS MD.
JAMES WILSON
H. WILSON
R. WOLFROM
ALEXANDER C. WOOD
K.I. WOODS

Image
Photo Credit
John Kuemmel & Nicole Hinton
Caption
front
War or Conflict Term
First World War
Province
Ontario
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Body Content

This plaque was erected by St. Paul's Presbyterian Church to honour the memory of the men who gave their lives in the First World War, as well as those that served.

City
Thunder Bay
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7244
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