Québec

Darlingford Memorial
Veterans of the Great War 1914-1918

Veterans of World War 1939-1945

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OUR GLORIOUS DEAD

Loran Llewellyn Broad

Thomas Percival Broad

Alexander Campbell

William George Doak

[Brookdale]

Harry Faggetter

James Leith

Joseph Wilfred Madder

William John McGowan

George McLean

Charles Rollings

Thomas Shepperson

George Westcott

Frank Whittle

RIGHTEOUS HEAVEN IN THY GREAT DAY OF VENGEANCE BLAST THE TRAITOR AND HIS PERNICIOUS COUNCILS WHO FOR WEALTH FOR POWER, THE PRIDE OF GREATNESS OR REVENGE WOULD PLUNGE HIS NATIVELAND IN CRUEL WAR.

[side/côté] THEY DIED UNNOTICED IN THE MUDDY TRENCH MAY! GOD WAS WITH THEM, AND THEY DID NOT BLENCH, FALLEN THEM WITH HOLY FIRES THAT NAUGHT COULD QUENCH AND WHEN HE SAW THEIR WORK ON EARTH WAS DONE HE GENTLY CALLED TO THEM MY SONS, MY SONS.

TO THE
MEN AND WOMEN
WHO SERVED

"THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD
AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD.
AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM
NOR THE YEARS CONDEMN.
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING,
WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM"

BOER WAR
1899--1902

WORLD WAR I
1914--1918

WORLD WAR II
1939--1945

KOREAN WAR
1950--1954

LEST WE FORGET 1991 LEST WE FORGET

(United Nations, Coat of Arms of Canada, and NATO crests/ armoiries des Nations Unies, du Canada et de l'OTAN)

CANADA
Dedicated to all members of
the Canadian Forces, who
continue to answer Duty's Call
placing them in harm's way
in defence of Canada, Freedom,
Peace and Democracy.  Many have
paid the supreme sacrifice so that
others around the world may
experience the freedoms
we enjoy in Canada without
fear of tyranny or oppression.

Dedicated Newmarket, Ontario. 11 November 2006

(Legion, Town of Newmarket, and Newmarket Veterans Association crests/armoiries de la Légion, la ville de Newmarket et l'Association des anciens combattants de Newmarket)

Honour Roll
In memory of Newmarket WW1 Veterans
"Lest We Forget"

• G. Archibald
• E. Barber
• S. Black
• H.G. Blackhall
• S. Brock
• A.E. Brodie
• C. Brown
• R.R. Brunton
• R. Chapman
• A.S. Collingwood
• E. Cousins
• A. Denne
• H.G. Douse
• W.M. Dunn
• A.F. Elvidge
• W.G. Elvidge
• S. Evans
• W.W. Gardner
• M. Goring
• G. Grainger
• R. Harden
• R.S. Hillary
• F. Laker
  
  E.J. Laker
• J. McDonald
• W. McTavish
• N.C. Mee
• W.E. Moffat
• J.H. Morgan
• C.O. Morrison
• H. Penrose
• J.A. Proctor
• S. Quick
• J.A. Ralston
• W.E. Riordan
• J. Robertson
• I.D. Ross
• J.E. Rowland
• E. Smith
• H. Steckley
• W.C. Stone
• H. Stone
• S. Stuffles
• A. Trent
• E.F. Watson
• T. Wood

IN MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF NEWMARKET
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918

LORD GIVE US FAITH AND STRENGTH,
THE ROAD TO BUILD.
TO SEE THE PROMISE OF THE DAY
FULFILLED.
WHEN WAR SHALL BE NO MORE
AND STRIFE SHALL CEASE.
UPON THE HIGHWAY OF THE PRINCE OF
PEACE.

YEAR OF THE VETERAN

DEDICATED TO ALL
WHO SERVED IN TIME OF WAR
IN THE
CAUSE OF PEACE & FREEDOM
OCTOBER 16, 2005

THE FOUNDER OF ELORA

Captain William Gilkison (1777-1833) was born in
Ayrshire, Scotland, and emigrated to North America in
1796. He served with the British forces in the War of
1812 as an assistant quartermaster-general and, in 1832
purchased some 14,000 acres of land in Nichol Township.
He selected this area at the falls of the Grand River as a
town site for his proposed settlement and named it Elora.
It was laid out by Lewis Burwell, deputy provincial land
surveyor, late in 1832, and the following year, Gilkison
established a sawmill and a general store. The founder
of Elora died in April 1833 before the full results of his
foresight and enterprise were achieved.

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