Nouvelle-Écosse

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ERECTED IN 1985 BY
THE ROYLA CANADIAN LEGION
LUNENBURG BRANCH NO. 23

IN MEMORY OF
THE CITIZENS OF
RIVERPORT AND VICINITY
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN CANADA'S WARS

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

KOREAN CONFLICT

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Roll of Honor
CANADA

Zion Evan. Lutheran Church Honor Roll

* Charles Cossman, 46296
* Carl Mosher, 68421
John B. Sjolin, 282321
o J. Howard Smith, 482005
o Joseph L. Boliver, 67288
o Ivan Schnare, 222582
R. Hector Boliver, 222514
James Langill, 222522
St. Clair Smith, 222535
Reginald Stein, 282471
Amos Crouse, 282497
Norval Crouse, 282480
Denver Naas, 282481
John Demone, 733439
James Demone, 733437
Milton Demone, 733431
Basil Demone, 715132
George Demone, 1613
William Boliver, 246 Battalion
Debney B. Bailly, 1054063
Perry Walters, RCNR HMS Niobi
o Emil Olsen, RCNR HMS Niobi
Aubrey Walters, USNR USS Ossipre
! Fred M. Liebke
George Leslie Rafuse, 133485
Urban W. Tanner, 471164

* killed in action
o wounded in action
! drafted in U.S.A.

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FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

Murray Byers
Elwood Conrad
Arthur Cook
Harold Crouse
Fred Demone
Freeman Demone
Armond Faulkenham
John Folvik
Per Gielstad
George Innes Jr.
George Myra
Frank Naas
John Naas
Kerry Oxner
Roseville Smith
Whitman Townsend
Stewart Walters
William Walters
Randolph Wamboldt
Hubert Chamberlain
Ernest Pridham
Rayburn Beck
Lawrence Berg
Ira Bruce
Perry Byers
Foster Conrad
Ronald Conrad
Ross Conrad
Seward Croft
Trueman Croft
Cecil Crouse
Elvin Crouse
Philip Dauphinee
Warren Demone
Lloyd Eisenhauer
Charles Faulkenham
Ralph Hall
Victor Hall
Harry Haughn
Murray Haughn
Oswald Haughn
George Innes
Freville Lohnes
Murray Lohnes
Raeburn Lohnes
Leslie Rafuse
Freeman Rhaland
Andrew Rodenhizer
John Smeltzer
Dana Smith
Gerald Smith
Horace Smith
Kent Smith
Royce Smith
Levinius Tanner
Harry Winters
Keith Young
Arthur Crouse
Lester Beck
Angus Byers
Clyde Byers
Douglas Cantelope
Lloyd Crouse
Wilfred Demone
Willis Faulkenham, Jr.
Ivan Mosher
Paul Myra
Wilfred Myra
Titus Wentzell
Donald Zinck
Laurie Charlton
Roseville Lohnes
Frank Powers

Roll of Honor
               "Greater love hath
                            no man than this"
Zion Evan. Lutheran Church Honor Roll

1.* Charles E Cossman No. 46296
2.* Carl Mosher 68421
3.* John B Sjolin 282321
4.- J. Howard Smith 482005
5.- Joseph L Boliver 67288
6.- Ivan L Schnare 222582
7. R Hector Boliver 222514
8. James E Langill 222522
9. Sr. Blair Smith 222535
10. Reginald Stein 282471
11. Amos B Crouse 282497
12. Norval Crouse 282480
13. Denver Naas 282481
14. John Demone 733439
15. James Demone 733439
16. Milton E Demone 733431
17. Basil Demone 715134
18. George Demone 1613
19. William E Boliver 246 Battalion
20. Debney B. Bailly 1054063
21. Perry E Walters
22.-Emil Olsen
23. Aubrey L Walters
24.!Fred. M Liebkie

25.-George Leslie Rafuse No. 733485
26.-Urban W Tanner 471164

*Killed in Action
-Wounded in Action
!Drafted in the USA

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MARKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY LTD.
1929 - 1960

T.S.S. MARKLAND II

THE MARKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY LTD. WAS A
SUBSIDIARY OF THE MERSEY PAPER COMPANY LTD. OF
LIVERPOOL, N.S. FOUNDED IN 1929, ITS FIRST SHIP
THE T.S.S. MARKLAND WAS BUILT FOR DELIVERY OF
NEWSPRINT TO THE U.S. MARKETPLACE. UNDER THE
DIRECTIONS OF CAPTAIN CHARLES COPELIN, THE
COMPANY EXPANDED ITS TRADE AND BY 1941 OPERATED
SIX SHIPS WORLDWIDE. IN 1956, THE BOWATER PAPER
CORPORATION OF LONDON PURCHASED THE MERSEY
PAPER COMPANY LTD. AND MARKLAND SHIPPING
BECAME THE BOWATER STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF CANADA
LTD. THE CANADIAN OPERATION WAS SHUT DOWN IN 1960
AND THE REMAINING VESSELS WERE TRANSFERRED TO
THE PARENT COMPANY IN LONDON, ENGLAND.

WORLD WAR II 1939-1945
THE FOLLOWING SHIPS TOOK PART IN THE
"BATTLE OF THE ATLANTIC" IN WORLD WAR II AS
PART OF CANADA'S MERCHANT NAVY

T.S.S. MARKLAND I
S.S. LIVERPOOL ROVER I
S.S. LIVERPOOL PACKET I
S.S. VINELAND
S.S. LIVERPOOL LOYALIST

THE S.S. VINELAND, UNDER THE COMMAND OF CAPTAIN
RALPH WILLIAMS, WAS SUNK ON 20 APRIL 1942 BY THE
GERMAN SUBMARINE U-154, 200 MILES NORTH OF HAITI
ONE LIFE WAS LOST: JAMES LAWRENCE HANSON JR. OF
PORT MOUTON.

THE S.S. LIVERPOOL PACKET I UNDER THE COMMAND
OF CAPTAIN NORMAN "DYNAMITE" SMITH, WAS SUNK
ON 30 MAY 1942 BY THE GERMAN SUBMARINE U-432.
12 MILES SOUTH OF SEAL ISLALND, N.S. TWO LIVES
WERE LOST: BURNS WILLIAMS OF LOCKPORT AND
NORMAN B. ATWOOD OF BARRINGTON.

THESE SHIPS AND THE MEN WHO SAILED THEM
CONTINUED FIGHTING FOR KING AND COUNTRY.
A TRADITION FIRST ESTABLISHED BY THE LIVERPOOL
PRIVATEER WHO SAILED THE ORIGINAL ROVER IN
THE SPANISH MAIN IN 1800 AND THE LIVERPOOL PACKET
IN THE WAR OF 1812.

ERECTED BY THE MEMBERS, FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF THE
MARKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY
2002

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MARKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY LTD.
1929 - 1960

THE SHIPS
THE FOLLOWING SHIPS SAILED UNDER THE
COMPANY'S FLAG AND WERE REGISTERED
IN LIVERPOOL, NOVA SCOTA.
SCHOONER AWENISHE 1929 - 1942
T.S.S. MARKLAND I 1930 - 1952
S.S. LIVERPOOL ROVER I 1933 - 1946
S.S VINELAND 1940 - 1942
S.S. LIVERPOOL PACKET I 1941 -1942
S.S LIVERPOOL LOYALIST 1941 -1946
S.S. VINDLAND 1946 - 1959
S.S. LVIERPOOL PACKET II 1946 - 1960
T.S.S. LIVERPOOL ROVER II 1952 - 1960
T.S.S. MARKLAND II 1953 - 1960

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MARKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY LTD.
1929 - 1960

THE MEN
THE FOLLOWING WERE THE PRINCIPAL
NOVA SCOTIAN MASTER THAT
CAPTAINED THE COMPANY SHIPS.

CAPTAIN C.H. MITHCHELL OF JEDDORE
CAPTAIN CHARLES COPELIN OF LIVERPOOL
CAPTAIN CHALES WILLIAMS OF LIVERPOOL
CAPTAIN FRED KAISER OF BROOKLYN
CAPTAIN MURRAY KAISER OF CONQUERALL BANK
CAPTAIN RALPH WILLIAMS OF OSTREA LAKE
CAPTAIN NORMAN SMITH OF BARRINGTON

THE SHIPS WERE CREWED MOSTLY BY
LOCAL NOVA SCOTIA MEN AND FORMED
PART OF CANADA'S MERCHANT NAVY.

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IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO PAID THE
SUPREME SACRIFICE
IN WORLD WARS I AND II
IN THE AREA FROM THE
YARMOUTH COUNTY LINE
TO ATWOOD'S BROOK

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1914 - 1918

DIXON, ERNEST
CARRON, CHARLES
MACDONNELL, GLADWIN M.M.
MALONE, SIDNEY
NICKERSON, BERTRAM
NICKERSON, HILBERT
NICKERSON, WALTER
NICKERSON, WHITMAN
SHOLDS, CLARADGE
SMITH, DON
STONE, ARTHUR

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1939 - 1945
ATWOOD, BRENTON
GOREHAM, LESLIE
GOREHAM, RAY
HUBBARD, FRED
NICKERSON, FREELAND
O'CONNELL, HERMAN
SEARS, RONALD

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ERECTED BY THE
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
MEN'S FELLOWSHIP,
COMPRISED OF
CHRISTIAN ADVENT CHURCH,
BEAR POINT,
BAPTIST CHURCHES OF THE
WOODS HARBOUR PASTORATE,
AND WESLEYAN CHURCH,
WOODS HARBOUR

ERECTED 1972

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

PTE. FLETCHER MACLAREN WILSON

90TH WINNIPEG RIFLES
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED AT ARRAS
SEPTEMBER 3RD 1918
BURIED AT ST. FLOCHELLE, FRANCE

SOLDIER OF CHRIST WELL DONE

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

PTE. JOHN SPENCER SMITH

WEST NOVA SCOTIA REGT.
DIED AT BAGNACAVALLO, ITALY
DECEMBER 13TH 1944
AGED 29

THE ETERNAL GOD IS OUR REFUGE

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ROLL OF HONOUR

TEMPLE SUNDAY SCHOOL

FIRST WORLD WAR

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FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
Barrington Temple United Baptist Church
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

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IN HONOUR OF
THOSE WHO SERVED
AND
IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO DIED
IN
WORLD WAR I
WORLD WAR II
AND
KOREAN CONFLICT

FROM THE AREA OF
ATWOODS BROOK TO THE
CLYDES AND BACCARO

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1914 - 1918
ATWOOD, CLAYTON W.
CROWELL, EUGENE W.
CROWELL, J. LEONARD
DOANE, HAROLD B.
KING, JAMES M.
McKAY, IVAN L.
McKAY, LORAN S.
MURPHY, ROY
NICKERSON, BURNLEY P.
PERRY, LEMUEL B.
PIKE, FRANK L.
REYNOLDS, HARRY L.
SHOLDS, CLARADGE
SMITH, HERSEY D.
SNOW, OSCAR D.
SNOW, RALPH D.
SWAINE, FRANK T.
WILSON, FLETCHER M.
NICKERSON, OSCAR N.

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1939 - 1945
ATWOOD, BRENTON L.
ATWOOD, NORMAN B.
ATWOOD, PERCY C.
ATWOOD, WILFRED C.
BOWER, G. CARLYLE
BOWER, C. GLENWOOD
CHETWYND, KEITH V.
DASH, KARL E.
HOGG, ROY DOUGLAS
JACKSON, ARTHUR T.
MATHESON, GERALD H.
NICKERSON, CARL
NICKERSON, LOVITT
NICKERSON, OSBORNE C.
NICOLL, DOUGLAS G.
OIKLE, WINSLOW E.
SMITH, JAMES N.
SMITH, JOHN S.