Ontario

Province Code
ON
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-164
Type
Address
29 Lisgar Street
Location
Lisgar Collegiate Institute, Memorial Hall
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.421248, -75.687412
Inscription

Letter to LCol B. Plourde

21 May 2009

Lieutenant Colonel Bruno Plourde
Regional Command South
Kandahar Afghanistan
International Security assistance

 

Sir,

As you know my son, David is 15 and attends Lisgar Collegiate Institute in Ottawa. Lisgar’s origins start in 1843 in Ottawa with ine of the first cadet corps in Canada starting in 1861. Many Lisgar students served during the Finning(sic) Raids, both World Wars, and Korea. Last’s(sic) Remembrance speaker was a recent Lisgar graduate Artillery Captain who had just finished a tour in Afghanistan. Lisgar’s graduates have gone on to become leaders in many fields across Canada. As Canadian Forces members with long service and overseas tours, we both recognize the requirement for lifelong academic pursuits is the corner stone of a sound and safe society. I request that a Canadian flag be flown in recognition of Lisgar’s many years of contribution to Canada in both Peace and War. Thank-you for your consideration and I pray that everyone returns home safe.

 

Davis Paull
Captain
Parent of Lisgar Student

 

 

Letter /flag from LCol Plourde

 

The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada

2067 de Bleury Street

Montreal, QC H3A 2K2

 

Students, Teachers. Staff and Parents of Lisgar Collegiate Institute

 

Since 1843 Lisgar Students, Teachers and Staff have served Canada in many professions and continues to be recognized as a leader in the education community. Lisgar has a long proud history of duty and service to Canada which includes service as both civilian and Military personnel in Canadian conflicts since Confederation.

 

On 22 August 2009, the enclosed Canadian flag was flown in Forward Operation Base Walton, Dand District, Kandahar province, Afghanistan in recognition of Lisgar Collegiate Institute past, present and future community service and accomplishments.

 

The Canadian contingent in Afghanistan is represented by a wide spectrum of Military and civilian personnel from across Canada who have voluntarily left their homes and families to join the international community to aide Afghanistan in shaping their own future through peacefully and productive choices.

 

Education is one of the pillars of a safe and sound society and your participation as a learning community contributes in no small way to the success of Canada at home and around the world.

 

For those who are serving here and around the world it is empowering to be in contact with Canadians such as your community who we consider to (be) part of the larger Canadian contingent.

 

Best wishes to all of you for your continuing success in all aspects of your future.

 

 

G.B. Plourde

Commanding Officer

Lieutenant-colonel

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In 2010, this Canadian flag memorial was presented to Lisgar Collegiate in recognition of the school's past, present and future community service and in particular in recognition of Lisgar's many years of contribution to Canada in both peace and war.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Display
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9305
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-163
Type
Address
472 Richmond Road
Location
Byron Linear Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.3888639, -75.7598849
Inscription

[front/devant]

WESTBORO
WORLD WAR I
1914 — 1918

IF YE BREAK FAITH WITH US WHO DIE
WE SHALL NOT SLEEP. THOUGH POPPIES GROW
IN FLANDERS FIELDS
WHEN YOU GO HOME
TELL THEM OF US AND SAY
FOR YOUR TOMORROW
WE GAVE OUR TODAY
SO POPPIES GROW
IN FLANDERS FIELDS

KOREA
1950 — 1953

WORLD WAR II
1939 — 1945

[back/arrière]

LEST WE FORGET

DEDICATED JUNE 8, 1985

MANUFACTURED BY MARTEL AND SONS
FOR HERITAGE MEMORIALS

[plaque]

THIS MEMORIAL DEDICATED ON
JUNE 8, 1985
TO HONOUR THE FALLEN MEMBERS OF
WESTBORO AND SURROUNDING AREA
WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
ERECTED BY THE
WESTBORO WAR MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION

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The Westboro War Memorial was unveiled on June 8, 1985, by the Westboro War Memorial Association. Silver Cross Mother, former longtime Westboro resident, Alice Taylor and a First World War Veteran presided at the official unveiling. Charley Timms installed a time capsule in the base of the monument. The capsule contains a scroll with the names of 396 men and women from the former village of Westboro who were killed in the First World War, Second World War, and Korean War.

In 1950, a year after the Carlington Reservoir officially opened, a sundial was placed on a circle of flagstones in the center of the reservoir and two bronze plaques were attached to the hexagonal base. The City had intended to create a park with symmetrical pathways on top of the reservoir. The renaming of Carlington Heights as Memorial Heights in tribute to Second World War Veterans never stuck.

At some point, the memorial was moved to the north-west side of the Richmond Road-Roosevelt Avenue intersection. Its remains were found in 1952 in a city owned yard. The city rebuilt the monument at Carlington Heights with the remnants of the old memorial and replaced the commemorative plaque which had disappeared.

By 1984, vandalism took its toll on the memorial, so Charley Timms and a dozen other members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 480 relocated the plaque to the Branch 480 building where it is now mounted on the outside wall facing Richmond Road.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Slab
Photo Credit
Richard Turcotte
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9292
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-162
Type
Address
952 Green Valley Crescent
Location
St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Shrine
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.3766129, -75.7035006
Inscription

For King and Country

Members of

St John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Parish of Ottawa

who volunteered for active service

with

Canada's Fighting Forces

 

Column # 1

Column # 2

Column # 3

Column # 4

Bassarab, Michael

Kyryliuk, Alice

Ostapyk, Nicholas

Strelbisky, John

Bebek, Anthony

Lazuk, Fred

Ostapyk, William

Strelbisky, Walter

Bodnaruk, Paul

Lazuk, Kay

Pathekevich, Oleksa

Sukey, Emilian

Bodnaruk, Peter

Lazuk, William

Pawliuk, John

Sydor, john

Boychuk, Basil

Lewicki, Frank

Pooke, Michael

Sydor, Michael

Boychuk, Stephen

Medveduke, George

Prytula, B.

Tokar, Bennie

Bremae, Steve

Melnyk, William

Ruddy, William

Turanchik, George

Chudobiak, Ivan

Mikulski, Michael

Ruddy, John

Uschiy, Walter P.

Diak, P.J.

Myskiw, Vladimir

Ryback, Raymond

Veryha, Semen

Gladysh, Michael

Ostafichuk, John

Sklaruk, Joseph

Wargaty, Michael

Hollowaty, Antoinette

Ostafichuk, Michael

Skrypnyk, Peter

Waryk, Jennie

Kalucki, Paul

Ostapyk, John

Smygovaty, Peter

Waryk, Michael

Kalucki, Peter

 

 

Wityshyn, John

Kalucki, Stefan

 

 

Woytowich, John

Korianski, Basil

 

 

Yanick, Peter

Korianski, Joseph

 

 

Yanyk, Peter

Krywonosuk, Roman

 

 

Yaruch, Peter

Kubitski, Nicholas

 

 

Zidichouski, Daniel

Kushnir, Michael

 

 

Zubatuk, M.D.

World War Two 1939-1945

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This memorial is dedicated to the members of St John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Parish who served in the Second World War.

City
Ottawa
Country
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
9313
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-161
Type
Address
15 Aylmer Avenue
Location
Southminster United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.3952935, -75.6849102
Inscription

1939 - 1945

Roll of Honour

Southminster

Column 1

Adamson, G.M.

Allan, Alex. C.

* Allen, Fred. C.

Anderegg, E.L.

Anderson, A.T.E.

Anderson, F.J.E.

* Anderson, P.G.

Babcock, L.W.

Beach, John J.

* Beasley, W.H.

* Beasley, J.R.

Bennett, C.S.B.

Bennett, D.G.

Bennett, T.R.G.

Berry, Arthur W.

Berry, Adam B.

Berry, Ethel C.

Bland, Ward F.

Bleakney, W.

Boardman, K.R.

* Boomer, Kenneth A.

Brackenbury, E.B.

Britton, Douglas

Brockbank, R.J.

Brockbank, W.J.

Brown, Graham A.

Brown, Ira C.

Bruce, A. Gordon

Buckley, D.G. Jr.

Buckley, Elizabeth M.

Buckley, Margaret C.

Bulpit, Harry F.

Bush, William G.

Butler, Donald A.

Campbell, D.J.

Campbell, J.R.

Campbell, R.K.

Canniff, Warren T.

Casentree, A.E.

Cheney, Donald

Chubb, Elwood K.

Clark, Norma L.

Clark, M. Colin

Clifford, E.H.

Clifford, Egan

Cockburn, D.W.

Conley, Frank E.

Conley, H.C.

Conley, K.C.

* Connor, Donald D.

Cook, Arthur E.

Cook, Jordan J.

Coutts, Robert

Cowan, George R.

Crawfrod, J.H.

Crichton, D.R.

Crichton, H. McK.

D’Amour, Leo J.

Davey, T. Fred

Davidson, R.B.

 

Column 2

Davidson, R.G.

Davidson, R.L.

Davies, Lois

Davies, Mair

Derick, William A.

* Donald, Douglas N.

Donald, James L.

Douglas, Catherine

Dove, George

Draper, Ira D.

Drummond, J.D.

Drummond, J.L.

Duff, Leslie A.

Duff, Morris A.

Duncan, C.F.

Duncan, D.C.

Duncan, Doris

Duncan, J.A.

Dundas, Eleanor H.

* Dunlop, T. Edwin

Edey, Donald R.

Edey, Ray S.

Elliot, Wm.

Fairbairn, A.B.

Fairbairn, D.K.

Fairbairn, T.F.

Fancy, William S.

Ferguson, G.R.

Finlayson, D.E.

Finlayson, E.W.

Flay, A. David

Flay, Stuart

Flay, W. Jackson

Fletcher, J.A.

Flowers, E.

Flowers, H.W.

Flowers, J.R.

Forrest, G.W.

Fry, Jean

* Geldart, Douglas E.

Gemmill, L.A.

Gilmour, R.A.

* Goold, George C.

Gordon, Neil

Gordon, Stuart

Gow, George L.

Gow, J. Gordon

Gow, Lorne D.

Graham, J. Donald

Graham, Isabel

Graham, Lillias

* Graves, William D.

Gray, Stanley V.

Gray, G. Allan

Grove, Joseph H.

Gunby, Lloyd C.

Haggins, A.F.

Ham, James A.

Hamer, Fred H.

Hanna, Leonard

 

Column 3

Hannum, H.E.

Harradine, F.F.

Hartley, G.C.

Hawkins, W.H.

Hawkins, H.K.

Hawkins, K.M.

Hawn, William A.

Hayes, Harold B.

Hayley, Cecil

Hayman, David

Henderson, J.

Hickman, R.R.

Hicks, W. Allan

Hoon, Eleanor E.

Hooper, Bert

Hossack, J.K.

Hossack, K.M.

Hossack, V.D.

Hughes, W. John

Hunt, George J.

* Hutt, Donald G.

Hyde, J. Colin

Hyde, Lloyd B.

Irwin, Reginald J.

Irwin, William

Jackson, W.D.

James, Fred C.

Johnson, F.C.

Johnson, H.A.

Johnson, W.E.

Johnson, W. Mary

Johnston, D.H.

Kell, Edward W.

Kennedy, Frances

Kennedy, G.B.

Kerr, George

Kerrigan, K.E.

Kirkpatrick, D.V.

Kirkpatrick, J.G.

Knirck, J.A.

Lachance, C. Harry

Lancaster, D.H.

Lancaster, G.W.

Lancaster, H.K.

Lancaster, L.S.

Landles, William G.

Lebreton, Cecil

Lemoine, A.J.

Lemoine, R.E.

Lewis, W. Cecil

Livingston, W.D.

Low, Reid

Low, Roy

Luscombe, E. C.

Lusher, J.G.

McCagherty, R.P.

* McCallum Doug. H.

McCredie, A.C.

McCredie, H.G.

McCredie, G.M.

 

Column 4

* MacDonald, Ashley K.

MacDonald, I.V.

McElroy, Phyllis T.

* MacFarlane, Donald J.

MacFarlane, J.D.

MacFarlane, R.G.

McFarlane, J.H.

McKibbin, Ralph B.

* McLachlin, William M.

McLeod, Norman

* MacMillan, D.J.

McMillan, James

McMullen, J.B.

McNee, Joseph D.

McNee, James M.

Merkely, John H.

Meyer, Kenneth L.

Middleton, John

Miller, Alfred

* Mison, Fred C.

Moffatt, G.L.

Montgomery, R.C.

Moreland, B.H.

Muir, Jessie R.

Mulligan, L.E.

* Munro, John W.

Munro, Margaret M.

Munro, Olive

Murray, William W.

Narraway, E.D.

Narraway, Robert

Narraway, J.S.

Narraway, William

Nettleton, W.G.

Neville, Rufus

Parlee, William

Patterson, L.A.

* Patticon, A.B.

* Pattison, J.D.

Pearce, Stuart E.

Pearson, Bernard

Peart, Donald

Potter, William J.

Pout, Berton H.

Preston, john D.

Prouton, Arthur G.

Rankin, Ian F.

Rankin, Keith D.

Reilly, Nelson D.

Richards, H.H.

Ritchie, J. Douglas

* Robertson, David B.

* Robertson, John D.

Robertson, R.A.

Robertson, W.D.

Roger, Alex T.

Roger, Elizabeth C.

Roger, J. David

* Rombough, J.N.

Rombough, L.V.

 

Column 5

Rooke, Evan W.

Rooke, James O.

Rose, J. Earl

Ross, Alastair W.

Ross, Colin M.

Ross, M. Helen

Ruddy, Charles E.

Scannell, G.D.

Scollon, K.

Scollon, Esther

Scripture, R.B.

Selleck, George F.

Shanks, J.S.

Shanks, O.E.

Sharp, Wylie T.

Shierlaw, A.C.

Simpson, R.E.

Sloan, Robert H.

* Smith, Stuart E.

Smith, William B.

Smith, William J.

Spratt, Maynard

Steele, Gilbert

Stewart, M.A.

Stiles, John A.

Sutton, Carl

Sutton, Harold W.

Switzer, A.G.

Taylor, Ewart J.

Taylor, Hugh M.

Taylor, J.D.L.

Taylor, Lloyd W.

* Terry, David D.

* Terry, E. Louis

Terry, J. Eldon

Traill, Robert J.

Turnbull, Peggy

* Tuttle, T. Weldon

Underwood, Evelyn M.

Vernier, Kenneth B.

Waffle, D.V.K.

Watson, John D.

Weir, Clarence S.

Wert, George

Weston, Thomas B.

Whittier, A.C.

Whittier, D.P.

Wilkinson, G.A.

Williams, D.E.

Williamson, L.

Williamson, N.

Wilson, George A.

* Wilson, Howard J.

Wilson, J. Bruce

Wilson, R. Harold

Wilson, J.L.

Wood, Douglas

Wood, Robert A.

Wood, W.D.G.

Worrall C.A.

(At bottom of scroll)

* These made the supreme sacrifice

I am among you as he that serveth

 

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This memorial is dedicated to the members of Southminster United Church who served and gave their lives in the Second World War.

The Southminster United Church Second World War Plaque, Ottawa South Methodist Church First World War Honour Roll and Calvin Presbyterian Church First World War Honour Roll are also located here.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9312
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-160
Type
Address
15 Aylmer Avenue
Location
Southminster United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.3952935, -75.6849102
Inscription

In honoured memory of the

members of Southminster United Church

who gave their lives in the war of 1939 - 1945

 

Column # 1

Column # 2

Fred Charles Allen

David John MacMillan

Peter Gordon Anderson

Douglas Harvey McCallum

William Harold Beasley

William McIntyre McLachlin

Joseph Ronald Beasley

Frederick Charles Mison

Kenneth Arthur Boomer

John Wellesley Munro

Donald Daubney Connor

Allan Bruce Pattison

Douglas Nugent Donald

John Douglas Pattison

Thomas Edwin Dunlop

David Brownlee Robertson

Douglas Emerson Geldart

John Donald Robertson

George Clarence Goold

John Noble Rombough

William Donald Graves

Stuart Elmer Smith

Donald George Hutt

David Douglas Terry

Donald John MacFarlane

Edward Louis Terry

Ashley Kilburn MacDonald

Thomas Weldon Tuttle

 

For the Lord God giveth them light

and they shall reign for ever and ever

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This memorial honours the memory of the members of Southminster United Church who gave their lives in the Second World War.

The Southminster United Church Second World War Honouor Roll, Calvin Presbyterian Church First World War Honour Roll and Ottawa South Methodist Church First World War Honour Roll are also located here.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9309
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-159
Type
Address
15 Aylmer Avenue
Location
Southminster United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.3952935, -75.6849102
Inscription

Canada

1914 - 1919

Roll of Honour

Ottawa South Methodist Church

They saw with their wider vision the Empire and its need and came with swift decision to do the utmost deed

 

R. Coons          W. McFadden          R. Smith

W. Endicott       J.H. Richards          W.H. Drummond

C.S. Evans       C. Raymond

 

In honour of

 

Column # 1

Column # 2

Column # 3

Column # 4

W.B. Bartram

A. Harold

J.H. Learoyd

W.H. Richards

F.W. Bower

E.C. Howell

L.A. Learoyd

C. Rombough

J.C. Bower

C.H. Howell

D.R. Learoyd

A. Rowe

H.E. Carter

D. Howell

J. Lemoine

W. Rowe

H.W. Cheney

R.C. Joy

C. Martin

J.T. Smiley

F.P. Cooper

W.A. Joy

H.H. McElroy

M.J.C. Spratt

W.E.L. Coleman

M.F. Joy

M.T. McLennan

S.H. Thurston

F.D. Cowan

W.F. Keeler

W. McAllister

J.T. Thurston

Wm. Derraugh

J.W. Ker

A.W. McElroy

H. Valley

S. Endicott

A.G. Ker

C. MacGillivray

C. Valleau

F. Flay

S.W. Keeler

C. Pattison

E. Valleau

R.L. Fraser

W.E. Kemp

H.W. Pearson

S.J. Webb

G.B. Gallagher

I. Keeler

E. Raymond

F.T. Webster

H. Goodin

F.W. Kemp

P.E. Radley

B.J. Woodruff

G. Goodin

W.T. Lucy

C.A. Radley

A. Wyatt

W.H. Hanley

E.C. Learoyd

H.G. Raney

 

“Their name liveth for evermore”

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This memorial honours the memory of the members of Ottawa South Methodist Church who gave their lives in the First World War as well as members who served and returned from the war.

This plaque was originally displayed in Ottawa South Methodist Church. However, with the 1925 union of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches to form the United Church of Canada, Ottawa South Methodist Church and Calvin Presbyterian Church consolidated to form Southminster United Church with the artifacts and records of the former churches relocated to Southminster United Church. The Ottawa South Methodist Church building was demolished in 1931 and the same site was used to build the Southminster United Church building.

The Southminster United Church Second World War Honouor Roll,  Southminster United Church Second World War Plaque and Calvin Presbyterian Church First World War Honour Roll are also located here.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9310
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-158
Type
Address
15 Aylmer Avenue
Location
Southminster United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.3952935, -75.6849102
Inscription

For God and Right

1914 - 1918

Calvin Church

Roll of Honour

(* Killed in Action)

Column # 1

Column # 2

William J. Bachs

* James A. Henderson

Robert J.D. Bailie

Herbert Heron

* Fred C. Bennet

James Howden

Harold E. Bennet

Hans L. Johansen

Chas. M. Billings

Forest Kidney

* Hugh B. Billings

Chas. Eddy Minton

Jas. A. Browne

O.B. MacRostie

J. Bower Boyd

S. Allan Moore

Thomas Caldwell

Hugh Morrison

Ella J. Campbell

Wm. Harold Rankine

James Campbell

Helen Rankine

* Ernest Clifford

Donald Ross

J. Edward Curren

Lloyd Ross

W.D.E. Donaldson

Leslie A. Smith

Milton Dowler

Waldorf J. Stewart

Fred J. Foster, Cx de G

James A. Tennant

J.P. Fotheringham

William Trick

F. Walter Godwin

Edwin E. Turton

Arthur Groves, M.M.

Harold A. Wight

James S. Halliday

Charles H. Wood

Gerald Henderson

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This memorial is dedicated to the memory of the members of the Calvin Presbyterian Church who served and gave their lives in the First World War.

This plaque was originally displayed in Calvin Presbyterian Church, formerly located at 7 Fairbairn Street (corner of Fairbairn Street and Sunnyside Avenue). However, with the 1925 union of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches to form the United Church of Canada, Calvin Presbyterian Church and Ottawa South Methodist Church consolidated to form Southminster United Church with the artifacts and records of the former churches relocated to Southminster United Church. Calvin Presbyterian Church vacated its former building around 1930 though the building continues to be used as a place of worship by St Margaret Mary Roman Catholic Church.

The Southminster United Church Second World War Honouor Roll,  Southminster United Church Second World War Plaque and Ottawa South Methodist Church First World War Honour Roll are also located here.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9311
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-157
Type
Address
7 Fairbairn Street
Location
St. Margaret Mary Parish
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.3949141, -75.6816516
Inscription

To the Glory of God and in affectionate memory of the men of this Parish who made the supreme sacrifice in World War 1939-1945

Byron Joseph Becker

John Carwin Coburn

Richard Nichols Ferris

Emmett Patrick Finn

William John Hope

Stephen Oliver Kinsella

Martin Allan Knight

John Albert MacDonald

John Alfred Malloy

Joseph John Skillen

James Earl Sauvé

Greater love hath no man than this. That a man lay down his life for his friends. May their souls rest in peace.

Erected by the Congregation of St. Margaret Mary's Parish.

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Richard Turcotte
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Side view
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Richard Turcotte
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Front view
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War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the memory of the members of St. Margaret Mary Parish who made the supreme sacrifice during the Second World War.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9306
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-156
Type
Address
7 Fairbairn Street
Location
St. Margaret Mary Parish
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.3949141, -75.6816516
Inscription

For King and Country

Members of

St. Margaret Mary's Parish

who have volunteered for active service

with Canada's Fighting Forces

Arbique, G. Harris

* Finn, D. Philip

Kilmartin, Wilfred J.

Plante, Robert F.

* Becker, Byron J.

Fraser, J. Robert

* Kinsella, Oliver S.

Pope, George, M.

Bottomley, Stephen W.

Gallagher, Bernard F.

* Knight, Martin A.

Poulin, Stuart L.

Bottomley, William J.

Gillies, E.M. Anita

Kuntz, Allan R.

Pumple, john E.

Bowie, A. Stewart

Gillies, Hugh J.

Kuntz, Harold G.

Reid, John W.

Bowie, Harold H.J.

Gladwin, Francis J.

Kuntz, Norman E.

Reynolds, Kenneth C.

Bowie, J.G. Jackson

Gleeson, Martin R.

Kuntz, Raymond J.

Ruddy, John P.

Bowie, George F.C.

Gleeson, Michael J.P.

Keohane, James W.

Ruddy, William J.

Brown, Allan J.

Gleeson, P.J. Quinton

Larabie, Lionel

* Sauve, James Earl

Brown, John W.

Gorman, Arthur A.

Latham, Bernard C.

Shaughnessy, Gordon W.

Burrows, J. Alfred

Gorman, W. Franklin

Latham, Eric H.

Shaughnessy, J. Gerald

Coburn, Claude C.

Grimes, Earl F.

Latham, Gerald L.

Shaughnessy, J. Harold

* Coburn, John C.

Harris, Thomas T.

Latham, Weldon A.

Skillen, Charles W.

♥ Conlin, Howard S.

Hay, Robert E.

Lebreton, Charles H.

Skillen, Emmet

Dancey, Douglas C.

Hayes, Henry D.

Lebreton, Wilfred J.

* Skillen, Joseph J.

Dancey, Douglas J.

Hayes, John V.

Leduc, Norman P.

Smith, Gerald, A.

Dennison, John J.

Hayes, P. James

Liston, Desmond

Squire, Robert D.

Devine, Bernard J.

Hearnden, Arthur F.

Lyons, Cecil A.

Tompkins, Charles R.

Donovan, Gerald P.

Hicks, Arthur J.

♥ Lyons, Charles O.

Turgeon, Norman J.

♥ Dougherty, Hubert J.

Hooper, James

♥ Lyons, Emmet F.

Turgeon, Thomas J.

Duhamel, George S.

* Hope, William J.

* MacDonald, John A.

Wade, Henry F.

Dietz, John A.

Hossack, Victor D.

MacDonald, Douglas F.

Wagner, Donald

Eagen, D. Philip

Hogan, Joseph H.

* MacDonell, John A.

Wellington, J. Chrysogones

Eagen, John F.

James, Harry A.

MacDonell, Keith G.

Westwood, Ronald J.

Evans, John E.

James, Thomas A.

Mahony, J. Brain P.

Westwood, William J.

Fenton, Daniel O.

Jansen, J. Francis D.

Mahony, James S.

Wood, F. Raymond

Fenton, Mary Rose

Kelly, Edward M.

* Malloy, John A.

Wood, R. Bert

* Ferris, Richard N.

Kenny, Patrick G.

Maloney, A. Charles

Yandon, J. Milton

Finley, Arthur C.

Keohane, Maurice J.

Maloney, Joseph R.

Yandon, Patrick H.

 

Keohane, Terrance J.

Macarthy, Anthony O.

 

 

Kilmartin, John H.

Macarthy, Timothy F.

 

 

 

McCann, C. Michael

 

 

 

Moran, William J.

 

 

 

Moure, William B.

 

 

 

O’Grady, Edmund

 

 

 

O’Leary, James V.

 

Killed or died of wound *

Wounded ♥

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Richard Turcotte
Caption
Honour Roll
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the members of St. Margaret Mary's Parish who served during the Second World War.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9307
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Memorial Number
35059-155
Type
Address
140 Laurier Avenue West
Location
First Baptist Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4209318, -75.6932239
Inscription

Canada

Roll of Honour

1914 - 1919

Erected by First Baptist Church in honour of the members of this church who served their country in the Great War

 

 

 

Allan, Ben W.

Godwin, Dalton

McNaughton, Athole A.

Bacon, Francis W.

Godwin, Harold

McNee, Jos. Duncan

Blanche, W. Burton

Grey, Sidney H.

Owen, Edward R.

Bleakney, Arthur S.

Green, Albert E.

Parson, Leroy E.

Bleakney, Charles E.

Hastey, Norman

Petrie, Magnus

Blue, Walter

Jack, George E.

Ramsay, George

Blue, William A.

Jamieson, Robert E.

Reade, Gordon S.

Bush, Willard J.

Jenkins, Murray H.

Reade, Harris H.

Cameron, Allan E.

Kent, Herbert J.

Ringrose, John

Cameron, F. Parke

Law, Humphrey S.

Ross, Allan

Checkland, Stanley

Lewis, Fred. A.

Ross, Bruce

Cogswell, Elmer B.

Lewis, Gerald

Rowles, George A.

Cole, George H.

Lewitt, Wilfred E.

Schryer, Emily A.

Culbert, Chas. A.

Lowe, Samuel J.

Schryer, H. Otho

Culbert, John

Madeley, Jos. G.

Smart, Douglas A.B.

Donley, Joseph C.

Masterman, Alfred E.

Sproule, Robert E.

Davies, Gordon

Matthews, Wm. M.

Stroud, Cedric F.

Davis, F.

Messenger, Joseph H.

Stroud, Wallace D.

Edwards, Cameron M.

Moxon, A.W.R.

Thomas, Bert.

Edwards, G. Maxwell

McDonald, Alex J.

Thompson, Douglas

Fair, Fred. A.

McDonald, Earle

Ware, Maurice W.

Fair, David George

McGregor, Annie L.

Watson-Mathews, J.M.

Fisher, Ward S.

McGregor, Rob Roy

Weldon, Frederic

Fotheringham, John B.

McLean, Mary A.

Whitley, Henry

Godwin, Arthur G.

McLean, Donald H.

Sadie St Germain, nursing sister

Godwin, Clarence H.

McLean, Dunbar H.

 

"Neither count I my life dear unto myself" Acts 20-24

Image
Photo Credit
Richard Turcotte
Caption
plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This plaque is dedicated to the members of First Baptist Church who served during the First World War.

City
Ottawa
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
9308