Other

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CHRIST CHURCH 1843

The Mohawks allies of the British during the American
Revolution settled permanently in Canada following that
Conflict. A party led by Capt. John Deserontyon landed
Here in 1784 and constructed a chapel shortly thereafter.
The church's historic Communion Plate is part of a gift
Presented to the Mohawks in 1712 by Queen Anne. In
1798 King George III gave to the chapel, which became
Known as a "Chapel Royal" a tryptych bell, and royal
Coat-of-Arms. The first permanent chaplain, the Reverend
Saltern Givens, was appointed in 1831 and during his
Incumbency the present structure was built by the
Mohawks in 1843. Although damaged by fire in 1906
Christ Church appears today essentially as originally
constructed.

Erected by the Archaeological and Historic Sites Board.
Department of Public Records and Archives of Ontario

[plaque]

RAWENNÍ:IO RONÓNHSOTE ONONHSATOKÉNHTI
AKONONTÍ:IO TSI IONTERENNAIENTÁHKHWA
ROTINONTIIÓ:SHON NE NE KANIEN’KEHA:KA
 
Kí:ken kanonhsí:io Ononhsatokénhti ióhskats iorihwahnirá:ton tsi
niion’wesénhne tsi niiohtón:ne wahón:nise tsi na’tehónteron ne
Kanien’kéha onkwehshón:’a tánon ne Rotinontí:io Thoti’nikonhrahsa’áhton
Kanien’kehá:ka, tsi nihá:ti é:so tahóntka’we sha’thonwatirihwáhsnie ne
Kiohro’shá:ka raotirí:wa, kén:tho wahón:newe shonteriiohserén:ta’ne
Ohstoronnón:ke. Wahatinonhsakétsko ne tekaronta’serónnion
Ononhastokénhti aktónkie, né:’e ne Rawenní:io Ononhsatokénhti
ó:ia sahontenonhsón:ni ne 1843. Rotinonti ió:shon nia’té:kon
wahonwatiháhrhahse ontahserohetstánion wa’thonwatirénhsaron tsi
nihotiianerahstén:ni tsi na’tehónteron tánon ne 1904 Ronontí:io Edward
VII waharihwahní:rate wahahsén:non Ionontí:io Tsi ionterennaientáhkhwa.
Kí:ken kanonhsasé’tsi skanonhsakétskwen Ononhsatokénhti é:so tsi
wa’karihwén:ta’ne sha’onón:kwateke ne 1906. Skanonhsahserón:ni ne
Kanien’kehá:ka sahontkarón:ni, tsi ionterennaientáhkhwa kanónhsote
ón:wa wenhniserá:te né:’e ronte’nientenhstáhkhwa tsi shé:kon
ronatste’niá:ron tsi ratirihwakweniénhstha ne Rotinontí:io.

CHRIST CHURCH, HER
MAJESTY’S CHAPEL ROYAL
OF THE MOHAWK
 
This handsome church attests to the
remarkable historic alliance of the
Mohawk people with the Crown.
Loyal Mohawks, who sacrificed
much in their support of the British
cause, came here after the American
Revolution. They built a log church
nearby, which Christ Church replaced
in 1843. Royal gifts over the years
have honoured this extraordinary
relationship and in 1904 King Edward
VII conferred the title, “His Majesty’s
Chapel.” This Gothic Revival church
was severely damaged by fire in 1906.
Restored at Mohawk expense, the
chapel stands today as a symbol of
their enduring regard for the Crown.

CHRIST CHURCH, LA CHAPELLE
ROYALE DE SA MAJESTÉ
CHEZ LES MOHAWKS
 
Cette élégante chapelle de style
néogothique témoigne de l’alliance
historique entre les Mohawks
et la Couronne. Après la guerre
de l’Indépendance américaine,
plusieurs s’établirent ici au prix de
grands sacrifices et bâtirent une
église en bois, remplacée en 1843
par celle de Christ Church. Au fil
des ans, des dons furent offerts
par la famille royale et, en 1904,
le roi Édouard VII lui conféra le
titre de « chapelle de Sa Majesté ».
Endommagée par le feu en 1906,
elle fut restaurée aux frais des
Mohawks et rappelle toujours leur
loyauté envers la Couronne.

Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Commission des lieux et monuments historiques du Canada

IN CHERISHED MEMORY
OF OUR HEROES
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE
SECOND WORLD WAR
1939 — 1945
FOR
JUSTICE - HONOUR - FREEDOM

FRANCIS MARACLE - LLOYD BRANT
HURON BRANT M.M. - RUSSEL LOFT
KENNETH BRANT - CLIFFORD BRANT
ELMER BRANT - CLINTON TOPPINGS
ROBERT ARMITAGE - HOWARD GREEN
JOHN CULBERTSON - JOHN MARACLE
WILLARD ZACHARIAH

"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"

ERECTED BY THE KAN-YEN-CEN LEAGUE

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1939 ROLL OF HONOUR 1945

MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE
OUR VOLUNTEERS FOR KING AND COUNTRY

THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

(needs further research/recherche incomplète)

THOSE WHO SERVED

(needs further research/recherche incomplète)

"WE HAVE DONE THAT WHICH WAS OUR DUTY TO DO"

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POST 160

WELLINGTON
1930

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LEST WE FORGET

WORLD WAR I 1914 - 1918
WORLD WAR II 1939 - 1945
KOREA 1950 - 1953

AFGHANISTAN

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1914-1918

IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF
PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY
WHO FOUGHT AND FELL
IN THE GREAT WAR

PICTON

• A.G. ABBOTT
• FRED ALLEN
• S. BALDWIN
• PRECY L. BARBER
• D. JELLETT-BARKER
• H.H. BARNUM
• Wm. A. BEASLEY
• WILLET V. BEDELL
• H. BESON
• W. BUCHANAN
• G.S.W. CANN
• RAYMOND S. CARTER
• HARRY E. COTTRELL
• E. BRUCE DAINARD
• JOSEPH W. DAY
• FRERE DAYTON
• A.C. DENIKE
• WALLACE S. EARLE
• CHAS. A. EDWARDS
• COLIN FARRINGTON
• O. FULFORD
• MALCOLM L. FRENCH
• JOHN A. GROOMS
• Wm.E. HEAD
• G.W. HICKS
• C. HINEMAN
• L. WALTER HOGG
• STUART HOUGH
• C. HOWARD
• FRANK HUFF
• EARL IRVIN
• CARTER IRWIN
• C.C. TODD
• FRED HAYLOCK
• GEO. L. JOHNSON
• CHAS. W. JONES
• HARRY E. JONES
• E.T.S. KELLY
• JACK LANEY
• RALPH LEAVITT
• ART LEDGWORTH
• DONALD Y. LESLIE
• DONALD LIGHTHALL
• ARTHUR W. LUCAS
• SIDNEY A. MARTIN
• RALPH MESSETT
• FRED G. MOORE
• J.J. MURPHY
• JOHN R. McCOID
• JOHN D. McLEAN
• RALPH E. RANGER
• AARON RUBEN
• LOU SEDGWICK
• WALTER C. SCOTT
• JOHN A. SMITH
• SHERMAN J. SNYDER
• ROBERT M. STIRLING
• J.E. STORMS
• THOS. THOMPSON
• JAMES T. WADDLE
• M. WANNAMAKER
• S. WANNAMAKER
• ERNEST WEAVER
• EDWARD WILKINS
• ROSS WRIGHT
• JOHN W. YOUNG
• CALVIN WEIDMARK

THEIR NAME
LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

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(crest of 155th Quinte Battalion, CEF)

HILLIER

• A. BISHOP<
• JOHN H. CAMPBELL
• THOS. DEREMO
• G. ROSS FOSTER
• C.H. HARVEY
• J.H. HARVEY
• BURWELL HICKS
• THOS. H. PARKS
• GEO T. RAYNOR
• JOSEPH SIMONDS
• LORNE SPENCER
• LAWRENCE SPENCER
• KENNETH SPENCER
• HERBERT ST. PETER
• W. TERWILLIGAR
• T. VANCE
• PERCY WAY
• HARRY WINTERS
• RUSSELL J. YOUNG

NORTH MARYSBURGH

• ALBERT GUAY
• JOSEPH HENDRY
• CHAS. W. SCOTT
• W.N. STORMS
• MAC VANVLACK
• HAROLD WRIGHT

SOUTH MARYSBURGH

• EARL BROWN
• FRANK BROWN
• H. FARRINGTON
• PERCY V. BROOKS
• E. HUME LOVE
• REXFORD REID
• FRANK STRIKER

WELLINGTON

• B.F. BAMSEY
• GEO. COVERT
• GEO. H. GIBSON
• GRANT HAIGHT
• PERCY M. RORKE
• FRED V. SPAFFORD
• ALEX G. STUART
• ALBERT TURNER
• H.E. WALKER

SOPHIASBURGH

• H. BESONDAY
• JOHN S. HOLMES
• JAMES JACKSON
• G.C. BROWN
• SIDNEY J. KENT
• W.P. MANSFIELD
• JAMES E. POLLARD

KOREA
1950 – 1953

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(crest of 21st Battalion, Eastern Ontario, CEF)

PASSCHEDAELE
HOOGE; ARRAS

SANCTUARY WOOD
COURCELETTE
AMIENS   ST. ELOI
MONS    VIMY RIDGE
GIVENCHY    LENS
YPRES    FESTUBERT
BOURLON WOOD    DOUAI
CAMBRAI    SOMME

ERECTED BY THE COUNTY
COUNCIL
1920 

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(crest of 2nd Battalion, Eastern Ontario Regiment, CEF)

AMELIASBURGH

• G. CLINTON ADAMS
• W.J. ANDERSON
• CHAS. AYRHART
• CHAS. BAWDEN
• CLAYTON BELNAP
• EDWARD BOYCE
• ADELBERT R. BUSH
• W.B. FERGUSON M.C.
• L. M. FREDERICK
• T.G. HALL
• BEN JUBY
• H.E. PARLIAMENT
• P.C. REDDICK
• W.W. WELLER
• LESLIE YOUNG
• ERNEST M. YOUNG

ATHOL

• JOHN DODDS
• HUBERT DULMAGE
• HARRY D. EAMES
• ARTHUR YOUNG

BLOOMFIELD

• A.A. BRANT
• STANLEY CAMPBELL
• H.A. GODWIN
• DAVID GREEN
• ALEX JOHNS
• MOSES JOHNS
• HENRY PARKINS
• HAROLD McGRAYNE
• JOSEPH TUCK

HALLOWELL

• EARLE JAMES
• BRUCE H. COLE
• W. FRANK HILL
• THOMAS HOOK
• ALBERT LINEKER
• CHRIS R. LOCKYER
• BELA C. MARKLAND
• BENJAMIN MERRY

ESLI MERRY

• SIDNEY J. TAYLOR
• ERNEST G. TUTTLE
• W. FRED YARDLEY
• ROBT. G. YARDLEY
• CLIFFORD WILSON
• Wm. WOODROW
• W.J. BEATTY

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1939-1945
PICTON
BREAKENRIDGE, BRUCE
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM
CAREY, WILLIAM
COLE, PAUL J.
CROSS, GEORGE
EVANS, KEITH
GIBSON, MAURICE
GILROY, NORMAN
GRIFFIN, JACK DOUGLAS
GRINDROD, BERT
HYDERMAN, HOWARD

LAWSON, HAROLD W.
LLOYD, CHARLES
MAHOOD, ALEX
NUTLEY, CHARLES
PETTET, DOUGLAS
RICHARDSON, FREDERICK
RORABECK, BASIL
SPENCER, COREY
WEIDMARK, EDWARD H.
WHITTARD, FREDERICK
WILSON, IRWIN

WELLINGTON
BURD, WILSON
FITCH, JOHN WILLIAM
FOSTER, MILTON
GRANT DONALD
RAYNOR, WALLACE
TAYLER, MELVIN

BLOOMFIELD
BRANT, HURON (M.M.)
PHILLIPS, GEORGE
VANCOTT, HOWARD

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HALLOWELL
CARR, HARRIS BRIAN
CHRISTY, ELMO
FIELD, WILLIAM E.
HINEMAN, GERALD
LEAVITT, GORDON
McKENZIE, HARRY
SEXSMITH, R.

N. MARYSBURGH
BELLWOOD, THOMAS
LIGHTHALL, A.
WHITTAKER, CHARLES
WILKINSON, RUSSELL

S. MARYSBURGH
FENTON, ELWOOD
GRIMMON, CALVIN
McKENNA, GERALD

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AMELIASBURGH
LOUGH, ROSS
SOBLE, RUSSELL
YOUNG, C.R.
YOUNG, E.R.

ATHOL
BEDBOROUGH, C.
COWAN, HAROLD

HILLIER
CROWTHER, R.
FILLINGHAM, T.
KEECH, LEE

SOPHIASBURGH
D'APERNG, HANS
JUBY, CLAUDE
READ, CHARLES
ZACHARIAH, W.

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND THE UNDYING MEMORY OF
THE BRETHREN OF
THE BELLEVILLE LODGE A.F. & A.M. NO 123 G.R.C.
WHO, AT THE CALL OF KING AND COUNTRY LEFT ALL
THAT WAS DEAR, ENDURED HARDNESS, FACED DANGER
AND FINALLY PASSED OUT OF THE SIGHT OF MEN BY
THE PATH OF DUTY AND SELF SACRIFICE, GIVING UP
THEIR LIVES THAT OTHERS MIGHT LIVE IN FREEDOM

WOR. BRO. WILLIAM H. HUDSON
BRO. BERTHAM K. ALLEN
BRO. CLIFFORD R. BURROWS
BRO. THOMAS H. FENNELL
BRO. WILLIAM SHAW

LET THOSE WHO COME AFTER SEE TO IT THAT THEIR
NAMES BE NOT FORGOTTEN.

THE GREAT WAR 1914 — 1918

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1914 - 1919

• ABBLARD HARRY
• ADAMSON JAMES
• ALLEN BERTRAM K.
• ARCHIBALD JOHN L.
• ASHLEY W.S. SEYMOUR
• ASSELSTINE CHARLES
• ASSELSTINE VINCENT
• BARNETT G.W.
• BARHARDT HARRY D.
• BARLETT C.
• BEATON ALEX
• BELCH CHARLES
• BELCH REUBEN
• BLACK HOWARD
• BONE R.
• BOWYER JAMES C.
• BOYLE HAROLD
• BROWN CECIL
• BROWN ERNEST E.
• BUCK LEROY
• BURKE HARRY
• BURROWES CLIFFORD
• CADDICK J.
• CANNIFF JOHN
• CARLAW JAMES D.
• CARROLL HORACE Y.
• CARTER HENRY
• CLARKE JAMES
• CLARKE CLEMENT C.
• COBOURN F.
• COLLYER F.
• CORBY CHARLES
• COUSINS CHARLES
• CRAIG WALTER
• DACK E.
• DAFOE HAROLD W.
• DEANE JEFFREY
• DENYES MEAGHAN
• DIEBERT MARTIN
• DINGMAN WILLIAM
• DIXON GEORGE
• DONALD ANGUS
• EVANS LESLIE
• FARROW W.T.
• FENNELL THOMAS H.
• FINNEY W.J.
• FOLEY JOHN
• FORNERI AGNES
• FORNERI DAVID
• FOX JOSEPH
• FREDRICK LEONARD
• FRENCH MALCOLM
• GALBRAITH THOMAS
• GARLING W.
• GENEREAUX F.
• GERMAN RICHARD
• GREEN ALBERT H.
• GREEN WILLIAM B.
• HILTON CHARLES
• HALE J.
• HARVEY GEORGE
• HILTON CHARLES
• HITCHON MARSON
• HOGAN WILLIAM
• HOLGERSON SIDNEY
• HOWARD GEORGE
• HUDSON RAYMOND C.
• HUNTER WM. JOHN
• HYMAN EUGENE
• JARMAN HARRY

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

ERECTED BY MRS. R.J. GRAHAM ESTATE, WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC SOCIETY OF BELLEVILLE AND PRIVATE CITIZENS IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF THE HEROIC SACRIFICE BY THE MEN OF BELLEVILLE WHOSE NAMES APPEAR HEREON WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR OUR EMPIRE IN THE GREAT WAR.

1914 - 1919 

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1939 - 1945

• LANGON T.L.
• LEWIS D.H.
• LIDDLE W.K.
• MARTIN A.F.G.
• MONCRIEF H.R.
• MOREAU L.H.
• MORRIS G.
• MCFARLANE R.S.
• MCKENZIE J.I.
• MCCAW J.F.
• MCCORMICK J.
• MCQUAID W.V.
• NICHOLSON C.F.
• PARSONS J.G.
• PEACOCK R.E.
• PEETS T.W.
• PEPPER G.T.
• PEPPER J.H.
• PERRY W.A.
• PRICE J.J.
• REED D.
• ROBINSON J.R.
• ROBLIN J.
• ROWLAND J.
• RUSHLOW A.S.
• RUTTAN D.C.
• RUTTAN E.M.
• SAGER R.E.
• SARGENT W.B.
• SHARPE G.D.
• SHOENER K.F.
• SOULE G.A.
• STEWARD J.A.
• STEWART T.R.
• STEWART R.
• STIRLAND A.F.
• SPAFFORD WM.
• SHARPE H.M.
• THOMSON L.
• TRIPP C.L.
• TRIPP W.W.
• TURNER R.R.
• WAY L.M.
• WAY S.
• WEESE R.A.
• WEYMARK J.
• WHITE J.
• WHITE R.A.
• WHITTARD F.H.
• WILKINS E.W.
• WILSON B.
• WISKIN J.H.C.
• ZEBEDEE W.W.

DEDICATION
CROSS OF SACRIFICE
FLOODLIGHTING OF CENOTAPH
MAY 7TH
BELLEVILLE CENTENNIAL 1978
VETERANS OF BELLEVILLE COUNCIL
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION 418 WING
ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE AND LADIES AUXILIARY DUKE OF EDINBURGH UNIT 201
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AND LADIES AUXILIARY BRANCH 99

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1914-1918

• JUBY A.
• KELLAR JAMES
• LAVENDER HERBERT
• LOGAN ROBERT
• LOGAN LEO FRANCIS
• MACK JAMES
• MALLORY EZRA
• MALLORY ARTHUR B.
• MATTHEWS GEORGE
• MILLER JOHNS
• MONOVILLE FOX
• MOORE J.
• MOSSMAN DAVE
• MURRAY WILLIAM D.
• MCCABE EARL F.
• MCCONACHIE W.
• MCCOY ARTHUR
• MCCREARY HARRY
• MCCROADAN T.H.G.
• MCGLASHON G.
• MCHUGH FRANK
• MCINTYRE DOUGLAS
• MCKNIGHT JOHN C.
• MCMICHAEL WM. A.
• NUNNEY ALFRED
• OSTRON ARTHUR
• PARKS DAVID
• PAULEY PHILLIP
• PEARCE CHARLES R.
• PICKLE ISAAC
• PICKLE CLAYTON G.
• PORTER ROGER
• MEENS JAMES ERNEST
• KENNEDY JOHN
• POSTE BERT
• POSTE WILLIAM
• POWELL ARTHUR
• PROST HAROLD
• PRICE HAROLD
• QUICK FRED
• REDFERN A.
• REID ELLIS
• REID HAROLD M.
• ROBINSON MORRIS
• ROSS LEE
• ROWE HARRY J.
• RUTTER MORLEY
• SHAW WILLIAM
• SMITH JOHNATHON
• STARK ANDREW
• STEWARD JOSEPH A.
• SHAW WILLIAM
• TEMPLETON ARTHUR A.
• TOWNSEND EDWARD J.
• VANCE LEE
• VANDERVORT MILTON
• WALLBRIDGE SHELLY K.
• WALLACE ERNEST
• WARDAUGH EDWARD R.
• WATERS JAMES
• WATERSTON DOUGLAS
• WATKINS HARRY
• WHEELER EARL
• WIMS THOMAS
• WOODS WILLIAM
• WRIGHTMEYER H.L.
• YATEMAN T.
• YEOMANS HORACE
• GOAMES GEORGE

THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

ERECTED A.D. 1932

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1939 - 1945

• BAIRD H.F.
• BARCLAY J.M.
• BARRETT J.M.
• BEDELL L.E.
• BRADLEY F.J.
• BRADDEN H.L.
• BRANT K.
• BROADRIBB A.
• BROOKS E.R.
• BRUYEA W.E.
• BRYANT J.R.
• BURKHOLDER G.W.S.
• CALBURY G.
• CALBURY R.B.
• CLARKE E.K.
• CLAPP V.
• COLLINS H.W.
• COOK C.E.L.
• COONEY S.R.
• COXON T.
• CULBERTSON J.
• CUNNINGHAM C.
• DAY E.
• DORAN A.J.
• DOUGLAS D.B.
• DRAKE R.
• DROHN W.
• DUGGIN T.A.
• DUNKLEY G.A.
• EMBURY J.H.C.
• EVANS J.S.
• FITZGERALD G.H. N/S
• FAULKNER W.V.
• FOLEY T.L.
• FULTON J.G.
• GAILEY E.G.H.
• GANNON W.M.
• GAUTHIER J.J.
• GRAHAM G.K.
• GRAVES T.A.
• GREEN H.K.
• HALL J.
• HANNON N.H.
• HARTER H.R.
• HOLLAND J.J.
• HOWE H.C.
• HUBB H.C.
• HUNT N.B.
• JONES H.M.
• JUBY A.F.
• KEECH J.L.
• KELLAWAY L.E.
• KELLEHER J.E.
• KEMP A.
• KYDD C.T.

KOREA
1950 - 1953
IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO SERVED AND DIED IN KOREA
MAY THEIR NAMES LIVE IN GLORY FOREVER AND THEIR SOULS IN HEAVEN ABOVE
LEST WE FORGET

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The original cenotaph was erected with the
generous support of the estate of
Mrs. R.J. Graham, the Women's Patriotic Society,
and the citizens in grateful remembrance
of the heroic sacrifice of Belleville's men
who gave their lives in The Great War
1914 - 1919

The former township of Thurlow War Memorial
Corbyville Ontario was relocated and included
in this Memorial Park when the township
amalgamaated with the City of Belleville

THIS CAIRN DEDICATED
BY THE CITIZENS OF
THE TOWN OF AJAX
IN MEMORY OF
ALL WHO SERVED ON
H.M.S. AJAX

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HONOUR ROLL
CLAREMONT AND DISTRICT
THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918

THOSE WHO DIED
WALTER ANDERSON
FREDERICK BROWN
ROSWELL CARSON
JOHN DAFOE
ROSS DERUSHA
ALBERT V. EMME
THOMAS FOSTER
HAROLD GRAHAM
GEORGE HANNETT

THOSE WHO SERVED

• MAITLAND ANDERSON
• CHARLES BAIRD
• ALEX BALL
• ALBERT BAYNARD
• WILLIAM BARKLEY
• CECIL BATE
• WILLIAM G. BINGHAM
• WILLIAM BIRD
• RANDALL BIRKETT
• EARL BOYER
• JAMES BRISCOE
• EARNEST BRYAN
• HARVEY BUNKER
• ERROL R. CARSON
• JAMES CARTER SR
• JAMES CARTER JR
• ALEXANDER CASSIE
• WILLIAM CHESHER
• WILLIAM CHILCOTT
• FRED CLINKENBROOMER
• JOHN COCHRANE
• RUSSEL D. COWIE
• ARTHUR CRACKNALL
• JONAS DAVIS
• KENNETH E. DEVITT
• LESLIE K. DEVITT
• HAROLD DICKENSON
• ARTHUR DOTEN
• HARVEY ELSON
• JAMES FEASBY
• J. ARCHIE FLEMING
• HERBERT FORSYTHE
• ROY FORSYTHE
• FRANK GOSTICK
• RICHARD GRAHAM
• WALTER HACKNEY
• JOHN HALE
• LENORD HANNETT
• CHARLES HANSON
• WILLIAM HARDY

NURSES
MISS JEAN BENNETT      MISS SOPHRONA GLEASON
MISS MEDA HOGUE

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HONOUR ROLL
CLAREMONT AND DISTRICT
THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918

THOSE WHO DIED
ARCHIE HOPKINS
ARTHUR LITTLEJOHN
PERCY LYRM
ROLPH MADILL
WILLIAM MCLEAN
ALBERT PETERS
WILLIAM SHEPERDSON
CLARENCE STOKES
RICHARD UNDERHILL

THOSE WHO SERVED

• FRANK HARVEY
• HAROLD HAW
• MORGAN S. HILL
• D.V. HOSKINS
• ALONZO HURLBERT
• HARRY HUTCHINS
• ALONZO KEAST
• BERTRAM LEWIS
• WILLIAM LEWIS
• WILLIAM LINTON
• DR B.L. LOVE
• J. ARCHIE MAIR
• FRANK MALCOM
• JOHN MCCLELLAN
• ARCHIE MECHIN
• FREDERICK MECHIN
• FREDERICK C. MIDDLETON
• JAMES MIDDLETON
• PERCY MIDDLETON
• JAMES MURRAY
• FRED NUTT
• GEORGE PADDENTON
• WILLIAM PALMER
• MILTON PEGG
• EDWIN E. PERRYMAN
• PETER PHILIP
• CLIFFORD PILKEY
• MELVILLE PILKEY
• C.R. RUMHOR
• MILTON RUSSELL
• LEWIS SANDERSON
• NELSON SANDERSON
• THOMAS SCOTT
• WILLIAM SCOTT
• STANLEY J. SLACK
• JOSEPH STELL
• ARCHIE THOMPSON
• AMBROSE TOMLINSON
• W.C. TRIMBLE
• GEORGE TURNER
• CLIFFORD WANNOP
• ROLPH WHITE
• EDWARD J. WILSON
• RONALD WILSON
• ARTHUR WOOD
• RAY YAKE

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