Saskatchewan

Province Code
SK
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-015
Type
Other
Address
1820 Cornwall Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.4498281, -104.6122217
Submitted By
Susan Harmer
Inscription

[certificate/certificat]

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
PRIMROSE CLUB OF SASKATCHEWAN
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

JAMES GLESON
W.A. GEIYER
G.W. EBERLE
WILLIAM WHITE
ROBERT PATTERSON
ROBERT BROWN
JOHN POLLOCK
GEO. DEBOLT

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This certificate lists the members of the Primrose Club of Saskatchewan who served in the military during the Second World War.

City
Regina
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Paper certificate
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2224
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-014
Type
Other
Address
1861 MacIntyre Street
Location
St. Paul's Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.448901, -104.6165782
Submitted By
Susan Harmer & Keith Inches
Inscription

[certificate/certificat]

St. Paul's Regina
ROLL OF HONOUR
1914 19

Officers N.C. Officers, Men & Nurses Canadian Expeditionary Forces

B. GEN

JFL EMBURY

LIEUT. COL.

RA CARMAN
AC GARNER
HW LAIRD
SB NELLS

MAJORS

FJ JAMES
G MARTIN
JLR PARSONS
MM ROSS

CAPTAINS

FA ARNOLD
WT DANIEL
EH HARTLEY
GM HEMMANS
M MCCAUSLAND
BR PILBRICK
AG STYLES
G WHITMORE
F WHITMORE
DOC. JA CULLUM
DOC. WR COLES
DOC. H. MORRELL

LIEUTENANTS

FB BAGSHAW
CH BIDDELL
A CHILDS
G. CHENOWETH
FC CHELMESHA
EH HILL
W HALSEY-GREEN
CW LAUBACH
RH MATTHEWS
JC MEADE
PEARLY
G RIDOUT
RH SALMOND
MS STRAIGHT
NM TAYLOR
DB WINSLOW
LS PAGE

SERG-MAJORS

W GILBERT
LEWIS
MITCHEL

BANDMASTER

F LAUBACK

SERGEANTS

C BENNETT
O BREWER
J BUTTERFIELD
TE BREWIS
ER GILL
CC HAYCRAFT
R EDWARDS
JE HODSMAN
A HUBBARD
H JAMESON
JARROTT
H LANGTON
P LEWIS
AR WALKER
WOODCOCK
CARL LAUBACH

CORPORALS

F BUTTERFIELD
HG EATON
E POCOCK
C SHAWCROSS
S SHAWCROSS
WE MINNS

LANCE CORPORALS

O BRECKAN
COOK
DODD
H HARVEY
JJ HASTIE
AD NORMAN

BOMBARDIER

E WILLIAMS

MEN

PM ANDERSON
LF ANDERSON
R ARCHER
WM ATHERTON
PW BANNISTER
HW BANNISTER
H BALDWIN
WH BARRETT
GW BAKER
CB BELL
AE BELL (SENIOR)
E BENNETT
R BEARDSMOUTH
J BOOTH
LJ BERTRAND
GP BREWIS
FL BREWIS
W BREWIS
C BREWER
T BROOKS
CW BROWN
L BROWN
W BROWN
E BUTLER
C CARSON; W CHARMAN; C CLARK; G CLENT; B COLES; W CONRAD; BG CUTHBERT; J DEMARIS; JF DEVILLE; H DRY; GW EASTIE; WT EATON; G ELLIOTT; RD ELLIOTT; SW ESCOTT; JW EASON; GM EVANS; FAGGAN; A FAGENT; H FANTHORPE; WR FACUS; W FREN; CE FERRIS; W FINCH; R FLETHER; E FOSTER; W FOSTER; R FOSTER; CW FOWLER; T GENNER; AK GILL; AT GILBERT; FC GOODBOLT; W GOLDTHORPE; E GODDARD; E GRIMSHAW; H GRIMSHAW; K HAND; PV HARLE; RG HAMILTON; MH HAMILTON; P HARRISON; TE HENSON; JW HEAP; G HENDERSON; G HAWARD; H HODGSON; G HODGSON; TV HOWE; A HUTCHINS; R HYDE; WP HARDING; HW INGLIS; W IRWIN; T JACKSON; H JAKEMAN; LJ JONES; AE JONES; F JOBLING; W JORDAN; E KARLEY; J KERR; HF KERR; G KING; C KITCHEN; C MCKEEN; P LANDERS; J LOMAS; CH LONG; D LOVEROCK; A LOCKHEAD; LH LUNN; J LYNE; EJ LYNE; CT MACPHERSON; P MARSHALL; R MARSHALL; C MATHIAS; C MALONE; G MARRIOTT; CR MERRILL;

FB MERRITT
D MCLEAN
G MIDDLETON
FP MEAD
JG MOXLEY
P MUSGRAVE
AC MARTIN
GR MARTIN
WG MONDAY
JS MOULE
H MASH
HC NADIN
B NICHALL
WH NORMAN
DE OLIVER
BF O'TOOLE
LE OWEN
LW OWEN
S PAGE
C PALMER
H PAULIN
JW PEARCE
PARKINS
W PEOBLES
F POCOCK
W PEMBERTON
W RADCLIFFE
H REYNOLDS
LJ RIDGEWAY
GA RIDGEWAY
E RIGBY
W RICHARDSON
HR RICHARDS
WR RICHARDS
C RILEY
RCE ROBINSON
C ROSSON
WJ ROWE
C SCARR
WG SEARR
TE SELBY
RE SELBY
K SCOTT
W SHAWCROSS
H SMITH
FP SMITH
EDS SMITH
EC STATEN
J SILVER
EC SMELTON
KM STONE
E STEVENS
HJ STEPHENS
E STUART
CJ STOKES
S STOREY
J SUTTON
CP TAYLOR
JW TAYLOR
H TITTLER
AC TINDALE
A THOMAS
TW THRALFALL
HP THOMPSON
S WALTER
B WELLS
FL WILLIAMS
RH WRIGHT
E WOODFINE
J WREN
S YOUNG
C ATWYN
WS MOSS
BROOKS
HC BROAD
P HARDING
HC OLIVER
T TAYLOR
B STRAW
G PALMER
AE GIGGS
G ARMSTRONG
E ARMSTRONG
T FISHER
SA BAKER
H HURST
H HAWARD
H TAYLOR
A WHITE

NURSES

C DALE
MAE BEST
M ANDREWS
E WOOD
L KWPP
J URQUHART
J GENT
M SIMPSON

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Body Content

This certificate is a list - a roll of honour - of the men and women from St. Paul's Church who served during the First World War.

City
Regina
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Paper certificate
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2222
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-013
Type
Other
Address
1861 MacIntyre Street
Location
St. Paul's Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.448901, -104.6165782
Submitted By
Susan Harmer
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
J. ARTHUR CULLUM, M.D.C.M., L.R.C.P. & S.EDIN
CAPTAIN 28TH NORTH-WEST BATTALION C.E.F.
DECORATED MILITARY CROSS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND BAR
CROIX DE GUERRE FRANCE
DIED NOV. 10 1916
INTERRED AT BRUAY FRANCE
AGED 37 YEARS

FOR GOD, FOR LIBERTY, FOR JUSTICE

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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to J. Arthur Cullum, a captain in the 28th North-West Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, who died in France on 10 November 1916.

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Regina
Country
Canada
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Brass plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2221
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-012
Type
Other
Address
1861 MacIntyre Street
Location
St. Paul's Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.448901, -104.6165782
Submitted By
Susan Harmer
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MORGAN HORACE CAYLEY HAMILTON
BORN SEPTEMBER 29 1895
KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE
SEPTEMBER 7 1916
DULCE ET DECORUM EST PRO PATRIA MORI.

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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to Morgan Horace Cayley Hamilton, who was killed in action in France on 7 September 1916.

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Regina
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Canada
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
2220
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-011
Type
Other
Address
1861 MacIntyre Street
Location
St. Paul's Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.448901, -104.6165782
Submitted By
Susan Harmer
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOURED MEMORY OF THOSE MEMBERS OF THE CONGREGATION OF
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
REGINA
WHO LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES FOR KING AND COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR
1914-1918

"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"

JAMES ATKINSON
HARRY BALDWIN
REGINALD JOHN BEARDSWORTH
ALFRED ERNEST BENNETT
LANCELOT JOSEPH BETRAND
LIONEL G. BLAND
WILLIAM AUGUSTA BLAND
FRANK H.F. BOOTH
GEORGE THOMAS BROWN
JOHN BUTTERFIELD
GEORGE CLENT
WILLIAM HENRY CONRAD
J. ARTHUR CULLUM
WILLIAM HENRY EARP
WILLIAM THOMAS EATON
HERBERT H. FLETCHER
ERIC FOSTER
ROBERT JOHNSON GAWMAN
MORGAN HORACE CAYLEY HAMILTON
JOHN JAMES HASTIE
HAROLD WILLIAM HURST
STEPHEN HOUGHTON
JOHN HOWARTH
SAMUEL E.A. JARRETT
HOMAR WARRING LAIRD
KARL LAUBACH
ERNEST JAMES LYNE
ARTHUR WILLIAM MARTIN
SYDNEY MICHELL
GEORGE ROBERT MURTON
BERTIE RAYMOND PHILBRICK
HERBERT JOHN REYNOLDS
ALLANS GIBBS RIDOUT
CHARLES RILEY
WALTER CHAPLIN SCARR
ROBERT EVAN SELBY
FREDERICK IVANHOE TAYLOR
RICHARD WILBRAHAM WALTON
ARTHUR WHITE

"BE OF GOOD COURAGE AND LET US PLAY THE MEN FOR OUR PEOPLE AND FOR THE CITIES OF OUR GOD AND THE LORD DO THAT WHICH SEEMETH HIM GOOD"

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Body Content

Erected by St. Paul's Church, this memorial lists the members of the congregation who were killed in military service during the First World War.

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Regina
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Canada
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Brass plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2219
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-010
Type
Other
Address
Memorial Way
Location
Legislative Building grounds
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.4330535, -104.6173092
Submitted By
Susan Harmer; Keith Inches; Lloyd Jones
Inscription

[stele/stèle]
IN MEMORIAM
1914-1918

[statue]
TO THE GLORIOUS MEMORY
OF THE OFFICERS,
NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS AND MEN OF
THE 28TH (NORTH-WEST)
BATTALION, CANADIAN
EXPEDITIONARY FORCE
WHO FELL IN THE
GREAT EUROPEAN WAR
1914-1918

PERPETUATED BY 1ST BATTALION
THE REGINA REGIMENT
TO THE MEMORY OF THE 458 OFFICERS,
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS,
AND MEN
WHO FELL SERVING WITH THE REGIMENT
1939-1945

[stone post/poteau en pierre]
YPRES
FESTUBERT AND GIVENCHY
ST. ELOI CRATERS
MOUNT SORREL
SOMME
VIMY RIDGE
SCARPE
HILL 70
PASSCHENDAELE
AMIENS
ARRAS
CANAL DU NORD AND CAMBRAI
VALENCIENNES

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First World War
Second World War
Province
Saskatchewan
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In 1988, Capt. (Ret’d) Lloyd Jones formed a committee to create a memorial tribute to those Saskatchewan men and women who had died in World War 1 in a suitable location on the legislative grounds in Regina’s Wascana Centre. The committee looked at a number of potential sites before the present location was selected. The committee registered as a ‘Not for Profit’ charitable organization and set about to raise funds to erect the memorial. The project got underway in 1988 and was dedicated by the Honorable J.E.N. Wiebe, Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Saskatchewan in November of 1995.

The Saskatchewan War Memorial was constructed from 1988-1995 in memory of 5,348 young men and women from Saskatchewan who were killed in the First World War. This memorial is located just west of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, near Wascana Lake and the Albert Memorial Bridge. The Saskatchewan WWI Memorial was, at first, the site of a memorial statue which now forms the left corner of the Memorial. In 1926, the 28th Battalion Association built its own memorial statue on the Legislative Grounds. The statue contains a plaque in memory of those who lost their lives in the First World War. Sixty years later, in 1986, a second plaque was unveiled to honour members of the 1st Battalion, Regina Rifle Regiment, who fell in the Second World War.

From 2000-2005, there was much discussion about completing this project by adding a memorial to those Saskatchewan citizens who gave their lives in World War ll, the Korean War and during Peacetime Operations. Mr. Bill Henderson designed a memorial that would be located next to, and one that complemented the existing WWI memorial. The first sod for the commencement of construction was turned by the Duke of Edinburgh on 18 May, 2005, during the visit of Her Majesty. Construction was completed and the Memorial dedicated by Her Honour, Dr. Lynda Haverstock, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan on 2 October 2005. The Flag Staff and World War ll, Korea and Peacetime Operation Memorial were added in 2005. The two phases of the memorial project cost approximately $900,000.00 and contains the names of approximately 10,000 Saskatchewan men and women who gave their lives for their country and province.

The final stage of construction was the addition of a First World War Nursing Sister statue located on the left pylon of the memorial. The statue depicts a Nursing Sister in a Canadian Army Medical Corps uniform. Created by renowned bronze sculptor Don Begg of Studio West Bronze Foundry Ltd. in 2007, it was dedicated to the nurses who tirelessly cared for injured Canadian servicemen during the Great War. 

From time-to-time, the Committee will add the names of fallen Saskatchewan men and women who die in operations with the Canadian Forces.

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Regina
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Canada
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Memorial wall - limestone, stele, statue
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3286
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-009
Type
Other
Address
1820 Cornwall Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 1
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.4498281, -104.6122217
Submitted By
Susan Harmer, Victoria Edwards
Inscription

[over building entrance/au dessus de l`entrée de l`édifice]

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY
OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
1914-18 FOR FREEDOM 1939-45

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Saskatchewan
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This building was erected in 1947 and is dedicated to those who offered their lives for freedom. It houses the first Royal Canadian Legion branch in Canada, No. 1.

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Regina
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Canada
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Brick building
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1991
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-008
Type
Other
Address
1820 Cornwall Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 1
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.4498281, -104.6122217
Submitted By
Susan Harmer. Victoria Edwards
Inscription

[fist stained glass window/premier vitrail]

REMEMBRANCE ASSOCIATION

IN LOVING MEMORY

[second stained glass window/deuxième vitrail]

IMPERIAL ORDER DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

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Body Content

This memorial includes two urns dedicated by Legion members who had sons or daughters killed in action.

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Regina
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Canada
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Tyndall stone cross, metal memorial cross, two metal urns, two stained glass windows, flagpoles
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1992
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-007
Type
Other
Address
Lakeshore Drive
Location
Wascana Lake Water Front
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.434909373885, -104.61515565419
Submitted By
Susan Harmer
Inscription

ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY
SALUTING BASE SASKATCHEWAN
10 FIELD REGIMENT (M)

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plaque in front of Legislative Building
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This plaque is dedicated to the Royal Canadian Artillery.

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Regina
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Canada
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Plaque on concrete base
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3285
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-006
Type
Other
Address
Needs Research
Location
Needs further research
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Susan Harmer & Keith Inches
Inscription

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THE GREAT WAR

A TRIBUTE TO THE HEROIC LIVING

IN MEMORY OF THE HEROIC DEAD

"GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS"

HUGH CARTER ALLINGHAM, KILLED IN ACTION, BATTLE OF ST. ELOI, 3RD BATTLE OF YPRES, JUNE 3, 1916

EVERETT G. HUNTER, KILLED IN ACTION, BATTLE OF SOMME, OCT. 10, 1916

DUNCAN D. ROBERTSON, KILLED IN ACTION, NEAR VIMY RIDGE, JAN. 9, 1917

GEORGE WASHINGTON BOOTH, KILLED IN ACTION, VIMY RIDGE, APR. 9, 1917

SAMUEL ROGERS, KILLED IN ACTION, BATTLE OF FRESNOY, APR. 28, 1917

GEORGE ALEC MCGILLIVRAY, REPORTED MISSING, PASSCHENDAELE, OCT. 13, 1917

GEORGE KELBY ROSBOROUGH, WOUNDED IN FLANDERS, DROWNED IN SINKING OF LLANDOVERY CASTLE, JUNE 27, 1918

DAVID CARMAN HUTCHISON, WOUNDED CAMBRAI DRIVE, SEPT. 29, 1918, DIED FEB. 19, 1919, BETHNAL GREEN HOSPITAL, LONDON, ENGLAND

R. HAROLD JOHNSTON, DIED OF WOUNDS, CAMBRAI DRIVE, SEPT. 27, 1918

ABRAM J. WARMAN, KILLED IN ACTION, CAMBRAI DRIVE, OCTOBER 1918

JAMES EDWARD MCNEICE, DIED OF INFLUENZA IN FRANCE, 1918

H. GEORGE CASTLE, DIED OF INFLUENZA, ST. CHAD'S MILITARY HOSPITAL, REGINA, NOV. 17, 1918

* MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES

+ WOUNDED

- MEMBER OF COLLEGE BOARD

x SEE CENTER PANEL

# MEMBER OF FACULTY

[left/gauche]

1914

REGINA

ROLL OF HONOUR

- 1914 -

# ROBERT H. JOHNSTON
* GEORGE LOCKE
x HUGH CARTER ALLINGHAM
+ NORMAN LITTLE RE-ENLISTED 1917
- COL. J.A. CROSS, K.C., D.S.O., 28TH BATTN.

- 1915 - # PROF. STEPHEN PARRY
+ WARREN STEEVES
+ BENSON MILLER
+ GEORGE H. GROSE
+ LIEUT. LEWIS WELLS
+ LIEUT. HARRY LEWIS RE-ENLISTED 1917
+ HAVELOCK WEBSTER
+ KARL JOHNSTON
THOMAS PEACOCK
+ GERALD MALLAN
+ PERCY E.C. ECOB
+ CHARLES TROUSE
WALTER H. HAZLETON
x EVERETT HUNTER
GEORGE PHILLIPS
+ SAMUEL PERRY
JOHN BELL
+ SERGT. R. LESLIE STUTT
+ FREDERICK A. WHITLEY
CEPHAS HOLLAND
x DUNCAN D. ROBERTSON
+ LIEUT. COL. T.E. PERRETT, B.A., O.B.E., 68TH BATTN.

- 1916 -

SGT. J. NELSON CLARKE, M.M.
JOSEPH STILLERS
ERNEST MILLAR
x SAMUEL ROGERS
x JAMES EDWARD MCNIECE
+ CARLYLE KNIGHT
+ ALEXANDER JUPP
+ WILLIAM C. ELKERTON
x DAVID CARMAN HUTCHISON
RAYMOND GELDER
WILLIAM CAMPBELL
EDWARD J. GILBERT
J. ALBERT TREW
H.W. WRIGHT
x GEORGE KELBY ROSBOROUGH
VICTOR LACHINSKI
BERT HAROLD
JOSEPH ARTHUR MCFARLANE
ANDREW STEWART
FREDERICK COOK
ROSWELL DOXSEE
STERLING HUBBS
ROY STEWART
ANDREW MULLIGAN
CLIFFORD DARKE
JOHN A. MCPHERSON
x GEO. WASHINGTON BOOTH
+ FRED W. CLAUSEN
HARRY O. DUFF
x GEO. ALEC MCGILLIVRAY
HARRY CRESWELL
JOHN A. MONTGOMERY
JOHN CHERRY
WILLIAM GILCHRIST
ALLAN G. HODGINS
MALCOLM NEELEY
+ HAROLD HUNT
x ABRAM J. WARMAN
JOHN HOWE
CECIL GREENSIDES

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1918

COLLEGE

ROLL OF HONOUR

- 1916 -

CLIFFORD JONES
+ JOHN LESLIE MULLEN
+ ERNEST SWITZER
GNR SGT HOWARD JONES
IRA CREED
LT. COL. KEENLEYSIDE, B.A., 249TH BATTALION
GNR WILBER WILKINSON

- 1917 -

# PROF. CLIFF L. TRELEAVEN, M.A.
VERN STRUBLE
ALDEN ELWOOD
+ HERBERT H. ROBINSON
ELBERT D. HAMM
LIEUT. HARTLEY DAVIS
LIEUT. HERBERT ANDREWS
SPENCER BROOKS
WILLIAM MADDINGTON
WILLIAM M. STEWART
WALTER DU RUSSELL
ALBERT FRANCIS BAILEY
DONALD MCKAY
OLIVER HUNTER
EDGAR REID
JAS. A. DICK
NEIL MCLENNAN
IRWIN RIDDELL
+ FRED J. GARDINER
HAROLD H. GREEN
STEPHEN R. BYLES
LT. W. FLETCHER ROBINSON
H. ROY CRISPIN
H.P. ATKINSON
+ GEORGE S. HAMILTON
JULIAN M. JEFFREY
PERCY E. BENEDICT
FRANK HOLDEN

- 1918 -

# CHELSEA L. ROWE
+ R. HAROLD JOHNSTON
HUGH MOWAT
HALSEY TALMAGE
ARTHUR CROSS
LEONARD HUMBERT
BRUCE ANDREW
LLOYD MURRAY
HERMAN PICKRILL
RALPH RUSSELL
GEORGE T. MARTIN
JOHN BOOTH
LLOYD HARVEY
JAMES AYLESWORTH
BRUCE MCKAY
HUGH DAVEY
KEITH DREW
ROY SHAEFER
ERIC MCKAY
CLIFFORD TALMAGE
JOHN RUSHTON
CAPT. FRANK ELKERTON, M.D.
CHARLES BROOKS
FLOYD KINNEY
ARCHIE ELLIS
VIRGIL THOMPSON
KENNETH HUBBS
MELFORD BEAVIS
WENDELL CARROTHERS
CLARENCE C. BREMER
CLIFFORD COCHRANE
ARCHIE MORTON
HARRY BROOKS
GOTTLIEB BOESCH
EDWARD THOMPSON
EARL E. SCHADE
JOSEPH E. CONN
RUSSELL M. SMITH
x H. GEORGE CASTLE

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Susan Harmer & Keith Inches
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This memorial is dedicated to the veterans and war dead of Regina College from the First World War.

City
Regina
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Brass plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1988
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