Île-du-Prince-Édouard

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IN GRATEFUL TRIBUTE TO THE LIVING AND THE DEAD, WHO THROUGH THEIR VALIANT EFFORTS AND BITTER SACRIFICE HAVE MADE CANADA GREAT, IS THIS SHRINE DEDICATED

DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE

1914 - 1918

PTE. WILLIAM BEAIRSTO
PTE. HAROLD W. CRASWELL
PTE. HENRY L. DUNPHY
PTE. DANIEL A. GILLIS
PTE. PERCY W. HUNTER
PTE. JOHN LABOBE
CPL. VERNON LYNDS
PTE. GARNET MACDONALD
PTE. JOHN MACDONALD
PTE. MICHAEL A. MACDONALD
PTE. A.D. MACKINNON
PTE. MICHAEL A. MACMILLAND
LIEUT. RALPH B. ROGERS
PTE. FRANCIS H. SHIELDS
PTE. JOHN W. SOMERS
PTE. HORACE TAYLOR
PTE. WILLIAM C. GLYDON
PTE. MILTON J. DRISCOLL
PTE. EMMETT J. DRISCOLL

1939 - 1945

L.A.W. VERNA BOBOTHAN
PTE. THANE BERNARD
PTE. LESLIE CAMERON
MAJ. J. WESTON CAMPBELL
PTE. GERALD GORMAN
SGT. A.G. KEITH HARDY
PTE. FRANCIS E. LAWLESS
PTE. DAVID MACDONALD
P.O. JOSEPH D. READY, R.A.F.
LIEUT. ARNOLD D. TAYLOR
GNR. FRANCIS L. THIBEAU
CPL. CHARLES TUPLIN
FLT. SGT. M. MILLER WAITE
GNR. ARTHUR WATSON
L/CPL DANIEL WHITLOCK
SGT. WILLIAM E. WOODINGTON
FLT. SGT. GEORGE R. SIMS
SGT. JAMES A. MCINNIS
C.P.O. J. WALTER SMITH

COMRADES, REST! THY WARTIME O'ER, DREAM OF FIGHTING FIELDS NO MORE, SLEEP THE SLEEP THAT KNOWS NOT BREAKING, MORN OF TOIL, NOR NIGHT OF WAKING.

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1939-1945

DEDICATED TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN HONOR OF OUR MEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN WORLD WAR II

GNR. JOHN WHITE BELL
KILLED IN ACTION IN ITALY
OCTOBER 3, 1944, AGE 21

F/SGT. RONALD H. BUTLER
KILLED IN ACTION OVER GERMANY
OCTOBER 22, 1943, AGE 24

F/SGT TERRIS H. MILLER
KILLED IN ACTION OVER BELGIUM
AUGUST 17, 1942, AGE 23

PTE. WILLIAM E. STONE
KILLED IN ACTION IN HOLLAND
OCTOBER 10, 1944, AGE 25.

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LEST WE FORGET

FLT. SGT. LAWRENCE STORDY RCAF,
DIED IN DUSSELDORF,
APRIL 27, 1943, AGED 22

PTE. CECIL STORDY CITC,
DIED IN ALDERSHOT N.S.,
JUNE 14, 1945, AGED 19

1ST LT. OWEN KIGGENS U.S.A.A.C.
DIED IN VIENNA,
MARCH 17, 1944, AGED 26

R.I.P.

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AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM

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WHEATLEY RIVER
LEST WE FORGET

BUILT OF A PEOPLES LOVE TO THE MEMORY OF OUR HEROIC DEAD
1914 - 1918

KILLED IN ACTION

PTE. FREDK. MATHESON, APR. 30, 1917
PTE. ARTHUR LING, SEPT. 15, 1916
PTE. LEIGH COLES, FEB. 13, 1918

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THE GLORIOUS DEAD
WAR
1939 - 1945

KILLED IN ACTION
W.O. FREDK. L. BULMAN, APR. 23, 1944
PTE. ARTHUR H. GAMESTER, AUG. 13, 1944
CPL. LORNE A. CUDMORE, SEPT. 15, 1944
L/CPL. DANIEL WHITLOCK, DEC. 14, 1944
PTE. P. RODOLPH GALLANT, MAR. 30, 1945
DIED OF WOUNDS
CPL. WESLEY G. ROSS, APR. 6, 1942
GNR. WILFRED C. WATTS, OCT. 3, 1944
DIED ON SERVICE
PTE. J. ALFRED BLANCHARD, JULY 24, 1944

KILLED IN ACTION
PTE. MOSES GALLANT, SEPT. 28, 1915
CPL. JEROME GALLANT, JUNE 6, 1916
AGNES S. MACDONALD, NURSE, DROWNED 1917

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DIED OF WOUNDS

PTE. ADRIAN PETERS, AUG. 8, 1918
PTE. ROY LING, MAY 1, 1917
PTE. EUSEBE LOCO, SEPT. 4, 1918

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DIED FROM WAR SERVICES

GR. T.D. PIDGEON, JULY 10, 1920
PTE. LEMUEL D. WAYE, OCT. 30, 1920
PTE. WM. AXWORTHY, JAN. 11, 1922

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ARTHUR C. ROBINSON
26TH BATT., 2ND CAN. DIVISION, BORN 1897, KILLED IN ACTION, MAR. 27, 1916
VINCENT E. CARR
SIFTON BATT., 1ST CAN. MOTOR MACHINE GUN BRIGADE, BORN 1895, KILLED IN ACTION OCT. 30, 1917
JOHN G. HOWATT
105TH BATT., BORN 1897, DIED OF WOUNDS SEPT. 7, 1918
HENRY W. ROBINSON
105TH BATT., BORN 1891, DIED AT VALCARTIER, JUNE 27, 1916

ERECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF AUGUSTINE COVE IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BRAVE BOYS KILLED IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 1918

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IN GRATEFUL
REMEMBERANCE OF ALL
THOSE WHO SERVED IN 
THE BOER WAR
WORLD WAR I AND II
FROM
THE FREETOWN AREA

BOER WAR
BENJAMIN, DEACON
BAKER, LESLIE

WORLD WAR I 
1914 - 1918
ANDREWS, STERLING
AULD, WALTER R. 
BEAIRSTO, DWIGHT
t BEAIRSTO, WILLIAM
BAKER, LESLIE
BURNS, WALTER
CAIRNS, FRANK L.
CLOW, BENJAMIN L.
CROSSMAN, HARRY T.
t DAMMARRELL, LESLIE G.
HAMILL, WILFRED
DEACON, FREDERICK
HILL, ROY
JARDINE, ROBERT S.P.
LAWLESS, WILLIAM
MURL, CHARLES
PROFITT, SAMUEL
REEVES, EARLE
REEVES, EUSTACE
REEVES, FRED
RILEY, JOSEPH
t RILEY, WILLIAM
RILEY, JOHN
t RILEY, ERNEST
TAYLOR, ERNEST
t TAYLOR, HORACE
TAYLOR, LESLIE, D. 
REEVES, HARRY

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WORLD WAR II 
1939 - 1945

ADAMS, FRANK
ARSENAULT, CHARLES
BANKS, HUBERT
BERNARD, CLARENCE
BURNS, ROBERT E.
CAMPBELL, HOWARD
CAMPBELL, LLOYD
CLOW, NORMAN
CROKEN, PIUS
CROKEN, MARY V. N/S
DAVISON, JOHN
DEACON, MORRIS
FRANCIS, LORNE
GAUTHIER, ELMER
HAMILL, HELEN
HANDRAHAN, EARL
HANDRAHAN, FRANCIS
HILL, GEORGE(KOREAN)
JARDINE, GERALD

t LAWLESS, FRANCIS EARL
MACLEAN, GORDON(KOREAN)
MACLEOD, ALAN
MACLEOD, EDWIN
MATTHEWS, WILLIAMS
MCCARVILLE, CLIFFORD
MILLIGAN, JAMES
MURL, JOSEPH
MURL, LEEMAN
MURTAGH, GERALD
MURTAGH, PATRICK
MCCOURT, HAROLD
NICHOLSON, JOHN
OATWAY, WILLIS
PAYNTER, HAROLD
PAYNTER, GEORGE
PAYNTER, ERNEST
PERRY, EDWARD
REEVES, BERNARD

REEVES, EVERETT
REEVES, FRED
REEVES, LORNE
REEVES, RUSSELL
REEVES, SEAMAN
REEVES, WENDELL
SOMERS, GEORGE
TAYLOR, ERIC
TAYLOR, ERNEST
TAYLOR, JOHN
TAYLOR, LEELAND
WHITE, JOHN P.
STAVERT, GARY
(MASTER SEAMAN)
t BOULTER, AUSTIN
MACFADYEN, JOHN
MACLEAN, GEORGE
REEVES, WILLIAM
REEVES, WYVILLE

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LEST WE FORGET

ERECTED
IN MEMORY OF
PTE. JOHN WATTS SANDERSON
B COY., 105TH BATT.,
BORN AT NORTH RIVER
JUNE 1, 1887,
KILLED AT ARRAS,
SEPT. 2, 1918
HIS NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

SANDERSON

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LEST WE FORGET

IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
OF THOSE WHO
SERVED
AND THOSE WHO
DIED
IN ALL OUR PAST
MILITARY CONFLICTS

"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVER MORE"

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AT THE GOING DOWN
OF THE SUN AND IN
THE MORNING WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

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ERECTED IN HONOUR
OF THOSE WHO SERVED
FROM THE COMMUNITIES
OF COVEHEAD ROAD, STANHOPE
AND WEST COVEHEAD

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DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF OUR YOUTH WHO SERVED IN WORLD WAR II

1939 1945

LET NONE FORGET THEY GAVE THEIR ALL AND FALTERED NOT WHEN CAME THE CALL