Ontario

Province Code
ON
City/Municipality
London
Memorial Number
35042-154
Type
Other
Address
727 Southdale Road East
Location
Parish of Holy Trinity St.Stephen's Anglican Memorial
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
42.9436661, -81.2245337
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
Inscription

[stone]
VETERANS
MEMORIAL
GARDEN

[bench]
In Memory of Earle P. Buzzell
Served in WWII
Nov. 19, 1942 to Apr. 2, 1945

[stones]
T. Allan Logie
RCASC
1940-1945

H.M.C.S. "Athabaskan"
128 Lost Souls
April 29, 1944

John E. Warren
1921-2002
World War II

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Veterans Memorial Garden stone with a large poppy
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Holy Trinity St. Stephens Memorial Anglican/Anglicane Holy Trinity St. Stephen’s
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bench
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Holy Trinity St. Stephens Memorial Anglican/Anglicane Holy Trinity St. Stephen’s
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John E Warren stone
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War or Conflict Term
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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As part of the celebration of 60 years of ministry at St. Stephen's Memorial, the Veterans Memorial Garden was established. The dedication of stones was held on October 6, 2013. The center piece is a large stone engraved with a red poppy and in the surrounding area are benches and stones placed in memory of Veterans.  

St. Stephen's was founded by Veterans of the Second World War, who called this area home. In the late 1940's, the area just south of the city of London was designated for Veterans Land Settlement. Those who had served in the Second World War were home and their families were growing. A strong affection for the Veterans who started the church was evidenced during the construction and dedication of the Veterans Memorial Garden.

 

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London
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Garden
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10436
City/Municipality
Norfolk
Memorial Number
35042-153
Type
Other
Address
88 La Salette Road
Location
La Salette Historic Church & Community Hall
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
42.9020399, -80.5044025
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
Inscription

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
PRIVATE FRANCIS L. MURPHY
DONATED BY THE FAMILY

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church interior, west side toward the front
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Rhonda Franks,John Otto, Louise Garnett
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stained glass window
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Province
Ontario
Body Content

A stained glass window in the south west wall of the LaSalette Church pays tribute to Private Francis Leoland Murphy. He was born in 1885 in Silver Hill to John and Elsie Forbes Murphy. Francis enlisted in the 133rd on February 9, 1916. He had been a member of the 39th Militia and was a farmer. He was college educated and an accomplished writer who sent a steady stream of letters home to the Simcoe Reformer describing days in training at Camp Borden and later in England.

Francis and his friend, John Carnaham of St Williams, were placed in the 29th Battalion, British Columbia. John was killed on April 9, 1917 at the battle of Vimy Ridge. It had a profound impact on Francis. He wrote a heart rendering story of how he visited a church in France and asked M. le Cure for some of his red roses to lay on his friend’s grave. Francis was killed in action four months later on August 21 at the Battle of Hill 70. He has no known grave. His name is inscribed on the Vimy Memorial and on the window that reflects the sorrow of a grieving family.

The La Salette Historic Church, formerly known as Our Lady of La Salette Roman Catholic Church was opened in 1881. It was destroyed by a fire in March 1913. The current building was built in the same location and opened in April 1914. The La Salette Area Rural Roots Community Hall Corporation acquired it in 2012. 

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Norfolk
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Stained Glass Window
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10404
City/Municipality
London
Memorial Number
35042-152
Type
Other
Address
350 Queens Avenue
Location
First-St. Andrew's United Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
42.9871096, -81.2426626
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
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First-St. Andrew's United Church stained glass windows
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First-St. Andrew's United Church
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The War memorial stained glass windows at First-St. Andrew's United Church were dedicated in 1949. First-St. Andrew's United Church has stood at the corner of Waterloo Street & Queens Avenue since 1868, one short year after the Confederation of Canada.

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London
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Canada
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Stained Glass Window
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Victoria Edwards
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10389
City/Municipality
London
Memorial Number
35042-151
Type
Other
Address
Previously on South Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
Inscription

War Memorial Children's Hospital

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War Memorial Children's Hospital
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New War Memorial Children's Hospital London Canada 1925 postcard.
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Province
Ontario
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The War Memorial Children's Hospital was established in 1917 at the South Street site at Old Vic. The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire raised money to build the facility, which opened in 1922 with a total of 60 beds. The Children's War Memorial Hospital sat abandoned for a number of years.

The City of London announced in 2020 it will sell off 55 acres of the old South Street Victoria Medical Services hospital land. What remains of the now abandoned Victoria Health Services Building and the War Memorial Children's Hospital. They will be sold off to make way for a new residential neighbourhood.

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London
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Canada
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Hospital
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10387
City/Municipality
London
Memorial Number
35042-149
Type
Other
Address
819 Maitland Street
Location
New Horizons Baptist Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.0004299, -81.2437192
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
Inscription

Crest:

"Velox Versutus Vigiland"

 

Banner:

"And all the trumpets sound for him on the other side"

Dedication:

"In loving memory of Cpl. Edwin Frederick Mantle Died on active service Nov 4, 1943"

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Memorial Stained Glass Window to Cpl Edwin Frederick Mantle -detail
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Memorial Stained Glass Window to Cpl Edwin Frederick Mantle
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War or Conflict Term
Second World War
Province
Ontario
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A stained glass memorial window was erected in honour of Corporal Edwin Frederick Mantle at New Horizons Baptist Church featuring the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals crest at the top, a knight in armour with a dedication below. The inscription above on the banner "And all the trumpets sound for him on the other side" is taken from The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan. He was the son of Albert Frederick and Charlotte Alice Mantle, of London, Ontario, Canada. He died on active service at 38 and was buried in Port Glasgow Cemetery in Renfrewshire, United Kingdom Grave Reference: Sec. M. Row 2. Grave 50.

The Royal Canadian Corps of Signals is now perpetuated by the Communications and Electronics Branch of the Canadian Forces. The Latin motto "Velox Versutus Vigiland" which means "Swift, Skilled, Alert", was inherited from the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals.

 

 

City
London
Country
Canada
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Stained Glass Window
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10258
City/Municipality
London
Memorial Number
35042-148
Type
Other
Address
701 Oxford Street East
Location
On the grounds of the Royal Canadian Regiment Museum
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.0011176, -81.2337408
Submitted By
Georgiana Stanciu
Inscription

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.

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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London's LAV III Monument
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Unveiling Day Nov 9th 2018
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CAF Commemorative Plaque
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War or Conflict Term
Afghanistan
Province
Ontario
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Dignitaries from the City of London, 31 Canadian Brigade Group, Department of National Defense, The Royal Canadian Regiment Museum, Canada Company and the London Heritage Council all gathered, on November 9, 2018, to unveil a LAV III Monument, to honour the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) who served and sacrificed in Afghanistan, from 2001-2014.

Representing the Fallen CAF members was the family of London's very own Trooper Mark Wilson who was killed in October 2006 by an improvised explosive device while serving in Afghanistan.

Since its beginning, the City of London has always had a strong connection to the Canadian forces and defense industry. In 1923, Wolseley Barracks became headquarters for The Royal Canadian Regiment, and it is currently home to the 4th Battalion (4RCR), as well as, the Regional Cadet Organizations and the 1st Hussars. The City also has a unique connection with the creation of this symbolic monument. It is local companies who are responsible for building both the original LAV III used to protect our troops, as well as, all LAV III Monuments used to commemorate them.

The RCR Museum is the perfect location to preserve London’s stories about the conflict in Afghanistan. It is an accredited Canadian Forces Museum committed to providing a home for regimental history and fostering a deeper understanding of the Regimental experience during times of peacekeeping and war.

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London
Country
Canada
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Canada Company LAV III Monument
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Georgiana Stanciu
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10123
City/Municipality
London
Memorial Number
35042-147
Type
Other
Address
Kent Drive
Location
Western University, University College building
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.0079809, -81.2733652
Submitted By
Richard Turcotte
Inscription

IN HONORED MEMORY
OF HER SONS WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
THIS TABLET HAS BEEN ERECTED BY THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX
1914 – 1918

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  • LONDON
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  • Cuddy W.M. Lieut
  • Sexton E.Z. Lieut
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YPRES – FESTUBERT – SOMME – VIMY RIDGE – HILL 70 – PASSCHENDAELE – ARRAS – CAMBRAI – AMIEN – MONS

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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Province
Ontario
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This bronze tablet is dedicated to the memory of the citizens of Middlesex County who gave their lives during the First World War.

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London
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Canada
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Honour Roll
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10034
City/Municipality
London
Memorial Number
35042-146
Type
Other
Address
Kent Drive
Location
Western University, University College building
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.0079809, -81.2733652
Submitted By
Richard Turcotte
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1914 – 1918
IN HONOUR AND MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR
EMBARKATION ROLL 1916 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE
NO. 10 STATIONARY HOSPITAL

LT-COL. EDWIN SEABORN
MAJ. C.E. BROWN
MAJ. J.C. WILSON
CAPT. E. BICE
“ G.M. BROCK
“ C.L. DOUGLAS
“ A.E. FRALEIGH
“ R.H. HENDERSON
“ J.S. HUDSON
“ C.P. JENIO
“ F.W. LUNEY
“ J. MORIARTY
“ A. TURNER
“ E.H. YOUNG
LT. J.A. DICKIE
MATRON H.E. DULMAGE
N.S. F.M. ANDERSON
“ F. COLLYER
“ E.A. DAVIES
“ M.L. DOUGLAS
“ K.F. DURKIN
“ M.L. FOREMAN
“ A.F. HICKS
“ M.M. HODGES
“ O.K. ISMAY
“ V.H. KEENE
“ C.A. KING
“ J. MACALLUM
“ M.I. MCROBERT
“ G. MCCUE
* “ A. MCDOUGAL
“ A.L. MCPHEE
“ E. ORME
“ S.B. POPHAM
“ B.M. RICHARDS
“ M.B. SANDERSON
“ A. SIMPSON
“ E.F. TAGGIE
“ A.G. TURNER
* “ A.E. WHITELY

 

N.S. B.M. WILSON
“ H.J. WOOLSON
PT. W.L. ALLEN
L.C. P.M. ANDRUS
PT. G.J. ARMSTRONG
“ W.H. ARTHUR
“ A. BAKER
“ F.T. BALL
“ F.C. BARTLWETT
“ S. BEETHAM
“ C.E. BEGG
“ R.A. BLACKWELL
“ W.A. BLACKWELL
“ F.R. BOWIE
L.C. E.S. BRAITHWAITE
PT. G.E. BRYANT
“ A.M. BUCHANAN
S.M. A. CAMERON
PT. R.C. CAMP
L.C. C.C. CARROTHERS
PT. H.M. CARSON
L.C. I.E. CASSELMAN
PT. L.A. CHAMBERLAIN
“ C.W. CHAPMAN
“ M.L. CHIVERTON
“ H.G. CLEMENS
“ S.B. COOK

 

PT. V. COOPER
“ R.E. CROUCH
“ A.E. DALLIMORE
“ W. DALLIMORE
“ W.W. DAVIS
“ J.W. DAWSON
“ W.G.D. DUNSTON
“ C.E.V. ELLIS
“ E.E. EVERINGHAM
“ D.H. EWEN
“ D.R. FARQUHAR
“ C. FYSH
“ A. GATECLIFF
“ J.L. GOWIE
SGT. I. GREEN
“ J.G. GREEN
PT. A. GREENLESS
“ T. HALDANE
“ A.H. HALL
“ R.D. HARDING
“ A.J. HAYNES
“ R. HEMBROUGH
“ W. HIER
“ H. HUDSPITH
“ N. JACKSON
“ A.G. JACQUES

 

CPL. V.A. JAMES
PT. J.T. JARROT
“ P.O. JOHNSTON
“ J. JONES
“ A.F. LACEY
“ B.O. LAUR
“ W.D. LOGIE
“ D.A. LUMLIE
“ A.H. MACDONALD
“ M. MALONEY
“ W.C. MARTIN
L.C. G.G. MCCABE
PT. A.P. MACALLUM
CPL. F.A. MCCANN
PT. R.G. MCCOMB
“ J. MCDERMID
“ J. MCLAUGHLIN
“ J.F. MCMILLAN
“ W.J. MOORHEAD
“ E.J. MORDEY
“ P.H. MULVEY
“ A. OLIVER
“ C.R. O’ROURKE
“ W.A. PARISH
CPL. L.A. PARK
PT. J.A. PATTERSON
CPL. J.T. PATON

 

PT. H. PEACH
“ J.T. PURDON
“ J.O. REYNOLDS
“ G.H. RICHARDSON
SGT. J.S. RITCHIE
PT. C. ROBERTS
“ R.A. ROBERTSON
“ E.J. ROSE
“ L.G. SANDERS
“ S.H. SHED
“ W.P. SIMPSON
“ W.H. SMALLMAN
“ T.O. SMITH
SGT. W.M. SMITH
* PT. E. SPRING
“ J.H. STEVENS
“ C.W. STEWART
“ G.A. STEWART
“ T.F. STONE
“ L.J. STONES
“ W.B. SUTTON
“ A. SWAN
“ J. TANTON
“ G.C. TAYLOR
“ R.L. TAYLOR
L.C. B.H. THOMAS
PT. C.G. THOMPSON
SGT. S. THOMPSON
CPL. J.A. TOLLER
PT. G.C. TOZER
L.C. J.S. WAKE
PT. A.J. WARNER
SGT. W.E. WEBB
PT. E.B. WESTBY
“ R. WIGHAM
“ R. WILDISH
SGT. H.I.F. WILEY
PT. H.C. WILSON
“ A.E. WOOD
“ J.W. WRIGHT

*DIED IN SERVICE

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No. 10 Stationary Hospital Plaque
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No. 10 Stationary Hospital Plaque, columns 1 - 3
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No. 10 Stationary Hospital Plaque, columns 3 - 5
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No. 10 Stationary Hospital Plaque
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This plaque is dedicated to those who served with No. 10 Stationary Hospital during the First World War. The unit was raised and equipped by Western University. Dr. Edwin Seaborn, who organized the 400-bed No. 10 Canadian Stationary Hospital in Europe during the First World War, as well as to the university's support of Canadian soldiers in the Second World War are examples of Western's dedication to its country.

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Memorial CF Legacy ID
10022
City/Municipality
London
Memorial Number
35042-145
Type
Other
Address
Kent Drive
Location
Western University, University College building
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.0079809, -81.2733652
Submitted By
Richard Turcotte
Inscription

1939     1945

IN HONOUR AND MEMORY OF THE MEN
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
WHO DIED IN THE SECOND GREAT WAR

M. ALEXANDER L.A. ELLIOTT W.D. LAWRENCE G.A. PONSFORD
H.G. ANDERSON A. MCD. FERGUSON A.O. LEARMONTH W.A. REASON
A.D.G. BELL W.L. FERGUSON J.G. LEE J.N. RICHARDSON
N.H. BIER F.L. FISHER P.O. LEE W.A. RIDER
J.S. BLAIR D.F. FRENCH H.F.L. LANGWORTH F.V. ROBINSON
G.S. BLAKE W.H. FULLER R.A. LUARD J.B. RUSTON
W.L. BROWN J.E. GAUNT I. MACKENZIE S.A. SANDERSON
J. BRUNETTE A.U. GILLES K. MACLEAN W.J. SHAPTER
A.M. BURSLEM .D. GRAY J.Y. MARSHALL J.B. SMITH
B.A. CASEY G.L. HALL J.A.W. MCKENZIE L.M. SPRY
E.M. CHILDS E.J. HANLEY W.B. MCMANUS W.J. STEVENSON
G.K. COATES W.J. HARTRY R.S. MORGAN A. STEWART
J.W. COLBURN J.F. HARVEY E.G. NELSON D. VAIL
R.D. CRONE D.G. HILBORN G.S. OLIPHANT S.L. VALERIOTE
P.H. CRONYN L.C. HILLIS R.J. PAINTON E.G. VENUS
D.E. DERBYSHIRE A.D. HONE J.R. PAISLEY H.A. WILLS
H.A. DEVINEY H.D. HOOPER J.G.L. PARTRIDGE R. WILSON
R.H. DOUGLAS J.B. HUNT N.G. PEARCE J.E. WOOLEY
A.D. DURRANT W.D. IRWIN H.C. PHILLIPS C.A. WRIGHT
G.A. EATON S.W. JONES R.N. POLE F.C. ZURBRIGG
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plaque
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Second World War
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Ontario
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This plaque is dedicated to the memory of the members of the Univesity of Western Ontario who died in the Second World War.

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10017
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Memorial Number
35042-144
Type
Other
Address
Kent Drive
Location
Inside the University College building, Western University
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.008403, -81.273106
Submitted By
Richard Turcotte
Inscription

The University of Western Ontario

Commemorates the close association with

and the generous help given over many decades by

The Royal Canadian Regiment

and notably to

the UWO Contingent, Canadian Officers’ Training Corps

January 13, 1993

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This plaque commemorates the close association between the University of Western Ontario and The Royal Canadian Regiment.

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