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Isaac Hartlin

In memory of:

Gunner Isaac Hartlin

August 19, 1942
Dieppe, France

Military Service


Service Number:

F/80730

Age:

24

Force:

Army

Unit:

Royal Canadian Artillery

Division:

3 Lt. A.A. Regt.

Additional Information


Born:

January 31, 1918
Oyster Pond, Nova Scotia

Enlistment:

July 10, 1940
Halifax, Nova Scotia

Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hartlin, of Spryfield, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia.

Commemorated on Page 80 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance. Request a copy of this page. Download high resolution copy of this page.

Burial Information


Cemetery:

BROOKWOOD MEMORIAL
Surrey, United Kingdom

Grave Reference:

Panel 23. Column 2.

Location:

The Brookwood Memorial stands in the large Brookwood Military Cemetery, which forms part of the London Necropolis at Brookwood, west of Woking, about 48 kilometres from London. The garden in which the Memorial stands is at the south end of the Canadian Section (Second World War) located on the far side of St. Lawrence Avenue, the highway leading in from the main entrance on the Pirbright road. The memorial commemorates 3,475 men and women of the land forces of the British Commonwealth and Empire who died during the Second World War and whose names could not appropriately be recorded on any of the campaign memorials in the different theatres of war. There are names of men and women who served as special agents and died as prisoners or while working with Allied underground movements. A few of the names on the memorial commemorate those whose bodies were never recovered or those graves which could not, for some other reason, be marked and maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The names of over 200 Canadians are remembered on the Brookwood Memorial. Some perished in ships that were sunken in waters outside the territorial limits of any major campaign; some were lost overboard; some died from various causes on hospital ships or troop transports and were given burial at sea. Also commemorated are those who died during the campaign in Norway in 1940, and in raids on enemy-occupied territory in Europe, including the costly operation against Dieppe in August 1942.

Information courtesy of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

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  • Cenotaph– In 1926, the Monument in Memory of Oyster Pond men who served in World War I was erected at the crossroads of the Main Highway and East Jeddore Road in Tangier, Nova Scotia. All members of the Orange Lodge approved of this Memorial. It was purchased from Alonzo Harpell.
  • Brookwood Memorial

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