Ontario

1939 - 1945
HONOUR ROLL
WITH GREAT PRIDE AND DEEP GRATITUDE
We Record the names
Of our Members Enlisted in the Services of our King and Country

David L.G. Arbuckle                          Stanley Walker
Herbert Arbuckle
William H. Bennett
Harold Brown
Walter A.G. Conrad, D.F.C. +
William Evans
Clifford Faith
Raymond Faith
Leslie Hodgins
John Hook
Everett Rae
E. Douglas Todd +
Jean Lois Todd


GOD SAVE OUR MEN

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
St. John’s Church, Richmond
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA’S FIGHTING FORCES

A.K. Beaton
Hilliard Birtch
Irwin Birtch
Russell Brown
Sefton Brown
+Orville Carrigan
Frances Dobson
Wesley Dunbar
+Robert Elliot
Garnet Evans
Ben Fox
Leonard Griffith
Thos. W. Hand
Gordon B. Hand
Lloyd N. Hand
Andrew Hill
Arthur Hill
Fred Hill
Harry Hill
Lloyd Hill
Alix Lewis
Osler Hueston

"These died for us.
May the love and lives poured out
Be not in vain."

Edwin Whittemore
Orville Carrigan
Robert Elliot
Irwin Moore
"O Saviour of the world, who by Thy
Cross and Precious Blood hast redeemed
us, save us and defend us we humbly
beseech Thee, O Lord."

Jack Lewis
Richard Lewis
R.T. Liddell
Jean McVeity
George Mc Callum
Emerson Mills
Eric Moore
+Irwin Moore
Kenneth Moore
Arthur Morton
Maurice Mullan
Wendell Mullan
Gershom Seabrook
Bruce Stewart
A.T. Stretch
David Touchette
Edward Touchette
Percy Touchette
Thomas Touchette
Harry Wass
+Edwin Whittemore
Lionel Merrifield
Delbert Carrigan

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
VICTOR HENRY MC ELROY D.F.C.
LIEUT. CANADIAN ENGINEERS
SECONDED ROYAL AIR FORCE
BORN AT RICHMOND ONTARIO 18TH JULY 1897.
KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE
2ND SEPTEMBER 1918

HIS NAME SHALL LIVE FOREVERMORE

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CORPORAL ARTHUR GEORGE DAWSON LEWIS
OF THE 87 GRENADIER GUARDS
BELOVED SON OF GEORGE AND CAROLINE LEWIS
BORN IN RICHMOND, ONTARIO MAY 8TH 1900
KILLED IN ACTION VIMY RIDGE APRIL 9TH 1917

"GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS, THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS"

REQUIESCAE IN PACE.

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO WORSHIPPED
IN THIS CHURCH

TO THE MEMORY OF
PTE. ORVILLE CARRIGAN
R.C.E. AND BLACK WATCH HIGHLANDERS
DIED OF WOUNDS, NORMANDY
SEPT 15TH, 1944

OUR
CHURCH

SUNDAY SCHOOL WAR MEMORIAL

OUR
COUNTRY

CPL. A.G.D. LEWIS
PTE. I.S. SIMMONS
LIEUT. V.H. MC ELROY
PTE. T.A. MITCHELL
PTE. F.H. MITCHELL

1918-19
ENDOWMENT FUND
INDIAN AND ESKIMO
MISSIONS
M.S.C.C.

Greater love hath no man
Than this, that a man lay
Down his life for his friends.

ROBERT BROWN
JOHN H. CHANONHOUSE
D. EARL DOBSON
CHARLES GOOD
H. ANSON GREEN
C, CHANONHOUSE HALL
CHARLES WM. HILL
WILLIAM HORWOOD
ARTHUR G.D. LEWIS
LIONEL C. LEWIS
FRANCIS C. MC ELROY

V. HENRY MC ELROY
LLEWELLYN MANHARD
FREDERICK E.H. MITCHELL
JACK ARTHUR MITCHELL
WM. CHARLES MILLS
EDWARD R. GOOD

+
Arthur G.D. Lewis
V. Henry Mc Elroy
Frederick C.H. Mitchell
Jack Arthur Mitchell
John Simmons
+

THOMAS NURSEY
WILLIAM PENMAN
FREDERICK A. REEVES
CLARENCE E. RIELLY
CHARLES W. SADDINGTON
JOHN SIMMONS
THOMAS J. TOUCHETTE
ALFRED WELLINGS
ALBERT WESTON
WM. FLOYD WILSON
WM. BENISON WOODRUFF

[First World War/Première Guerre mondiale]
ROLL OF HONOR

St. Andrew’s
Presbyterian Church Richmond, Ontario.

William Moise
T. Ewin Brown
Robert Creighton
Sefton Stewart
John McDonald
Albert Davis
David Brown
Clarence Rielly
Aylwin Danby
Robert Watson
John Matthews
Edward Bird
Murdock McDonald

John Doherty
William Neil
Thomas Todd

Roy Tubman
Robert Mackey
Sydney Sharp
Russell Tubman
William Brown
Alexander McCord
Samuel Rea
Andrew Mackey
Alexander Madden
Norman Brown
John Danby M.D.
S.L.E. Danby
Stanley Hyslop

[Second World War/Seconde Guerre mondiale]
ROLL OF HONOR

St. Andrew’s
Presbyterian Church Richmond Ont.

Edmund Richardson
James Findley

Mervin Brown
Athol Bennett
Harold Nesbitt
Robert Brown
Dr. Ernest Brown
George Brown
Harold Dillon
Eldon Sample

Everett Crawford
Arthur Mackey
Ross Mc Phee
Jessie Moffitt
David Martin
Bill Shennan
Kennth Sleeth
Robert Sample

RICHMOND MILITARY SETTLEMENT
1818

In August, 1818, some thirty disbanded veterans of the 99th
Regiment, led by Captain G.T. Burke, arrived in newly surveyed
Goulbourn Township. These formed the advance party of a
military settlement planned and supported by the quartermaster-
general’s department. Here they laid out a town site named
after the governor-general, the Duke of Richmond. Storehouses
were built, settlers’ cabins erected and the colonists provided
with farm implements and rations. Under the general
supervision of Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Cockburn, about
400 heads of families, including some civilians, were
established in the settlement by the end of 1818, thus forming
the first large community within the present Carleton County.

Erected by the Ontario Archaeological and Historic Sites Board.

OUR CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL WAR MEMORIAL
OUR COUNTRY

PTE. M. ROBINSON

[wording is not clear in the photo/le texte n’est pas clair sur la photo]
ENDOWMENT FUND
INDIAN AND ESKIMO MISSIONS