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THIS GINGKO TREE IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF
Lt. JOHN OLIVER ALLISON, MC.

BORN 8 OCT. 1898 MAXWELL, ONT. DIED 15 MAY 1918

ENLISTED 162 BATTALION CANADIAN ARMY MAY 1916

OVERSEAS 31 OCT. 1916 - TRANSFERRED TO
ROAYL FLYING CORPS.

KILLEN IN ACTION FLYING RECONNAISSANCE OVER
ENEMY LINES IN MESOPOTAMIA.

AWARDED MILITARY CROSS IN TURKISH CAMPAIGN.

BURRIED IN BASRA, IRAQ. REMEMBERED WITH HONOUR.

LEST WE FORGET

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[Legion Crest/insigne de la Légion]

"Branch 205 Markdale"
June 6, 2000
"At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them:

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[Legion Crest/insigne de la Légion]

"Branch 205 Markdale"
The Royal Canadian Legion would like to thank all those who helped to make this Memorial Grove possible. The dedication ceremony took place on June 6, 2000.

[On the face of the Memorial Board are thirty plaques bearing the following information: In honor of
Name of Veteran
Date of Birth - Date of death
Regimental No - Service Unit - Service Branch
Honored by: (Donor's Name)/L’avant de la plaque commémorative est orné de 30 plaques plus petites portant chacune le nom d’un ancien combattant, la date de sa naissance et celle de son décès, son numéro de matricule, ainsi que l’unité et l’arme dans lesquelles il a servi.]

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"UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND
SHADOWS FLEE AWAY"

• WALTER FISHER
• FRED SMITH
• EMERSON C. SMITH
• DAVE ARMSTRONG
• ROBERT LEOPARD
• JOHNSON HOWARD
• W.J. BULLIVAN
• ROBT. BELL
• WES. WILSON
• CHAS. ROY
• EARL PARLIMENT
• STANLEY PARLIMENT
• FRED. FISHER

OUR GALLANT DEAD

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THEY DIED AS FEW MEN GET
      THE CHANCE TO DIE,
FIGHTING TO SAVE A WORLD'S
      MORALITY.
THEY DIED THE NOBLEST
      DEATH A MAN MAY DIE,
FIGHTING FOR GOD.  AND RIGHT,
      AND LIBERTY.
AND SUCH A DEATH IS
     IMMORTALITY.

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THOSE WHO DARING TO DIE SURVIVED

• JOSHIAH PARLIMENT
• JAS. FAWCETT
• H. OSBORNE
• F. OSBORNE.
• N. OSBORNE
• W. WILLIAMS
• ALEX HOY
• CHAS. HOY
• W.D. CAMPBELL
• HENRY TUDOR
• ROY McMILLIAN
• HENRY THORNBURY
• HERB. FISHER
• CHAS. FISHER
• RUSSEL PARK
• ELWOOD PURVIS
• E. HOPPER
• FRED. WILKINSON
• CHAS. WILKINSON
• V. FORD
• ALF. GENOE
• HERB. GENOE
• W.E. MORGAN
• W. SEMPLE
• EDWIN SMITH
• J. ARMSTRONG
• CECIL MELDRUM
• J.R. BULLIVAN
• JACOB SLOAN

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ERECTED AND DEDICATED
BY THE PEOPLE OF EUGENIA
AND COMMUNITY, TO THE
MEMORY OF HER SOLDIERS
WHO FOUGHT AND DIED
IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918

1939  OVERSEAS VETERANS  1945

• D. CAIRNS
• A. MARTIN
• D. MAGEE
• G. STEWART
• G. HELMKAY
• R. CLARK
• B. CAMPBELL
• M. WILLIAMS
• J. JAMIESON
• N. WILLIAMS
• F. PARTRIDGE
•  
• J. PARK
• W. JONES
• E. BOYCE
• W. SCORER
• G. CROFT
• E. CROFT

"THEY OFFERED THEIR LIVES
IN THE SERVICE OF HUMANITY"

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[Roll of Honour in the middle / top/tableau d’honneur du milieu, en haut]
ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
ROLL OF HONOUR

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ROYAL NEWFOUNDLAND REGIMENT

Dedicated to
the men of
the Royal Newfoundland
Regiment of Fencible Infantry

In early 1814, 200 men of the Regiment marched from
Kingston, via York, along Nine Mile Portage to this place.

Here they built 29 batteaux which they took down the
Nottawasaga River and across Georgian Bay to
Michilimackinac with 30 tons of desperately needed
supplies for the British garrison there.

This heroic journey ensured British control of the North West
for the rest of the War of 1812

September 2014

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DEDICATED
TO THE MEN
OF
CREEMORE
AND
SURROUNDING DISTRICT
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN WORLD WARS 1 AND 2

"LEST WE FORGET"

1914 TO 1918
1939 TO 1945
KOREA 1950-1953

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LAST ROLL CALL
WORLD WAR 1

Butler, George
Cherry, Harold
Cleary, Ernest
Corbett, Bert
Gill, Percy
Johnson, David
Kennedy, John
Louden, Kenneth
Mackay, Alexander
Martin, William
Matchett, Johnson
McCutcheon, William

McKay, John
Moore, John
Steggal, Howard
Thomson, John
Tribble, John
Wilson, Charles
Wynes, Elwood
Maxwell, W.T. Dalton

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LAST ROLL CALL
WORLD WAR 2

ALLEN, JACK
BAKER, JOHN
BROWN, HARRY
CHERRY, EARL
DUNSTAN, WILLIAM
EGGLETON,THOMAS
HAMILTON, FREDERICK
MACHESNEY, GERALD
MIDDLEBROOK, GORDON
MOON, STANLEY
MORBY, DONALD
MUMBERSON, ROBERT
STEELE, ERNEST
THURSTON,DONALD
WEATHERUP, KENNETH
WEATHERUP, FRASER
WEATHERALL, CHARLES
DODD, JAMES H.