Grimsby - St. Andrew's Anglican Church

 

Location:  Niagara Region     N 43.19316   W -79.57040

On the north side of County Road 81, also known as 154 Main Street West.  On the grounds of St. Andrew's Anglican Church.

This memorial proudly stands in front of the former St. Andrew's Anglican Church.  It was erected in 1920 to honour the members of this church that gave their lives in the Great War.  The tall marble monument is topped with an elegant cross.  The base has the names of those who lost their lives permanently engraved in the stone.  Beside the cross stands a second smaller pillar with a brass sundial at the top and the names of those lost in World War II engraved on one side.

 

 

Marker text:

WWI Pillar:

Front:

THE GREAT WAR  1914 - 1918

Men of the parish

who for the Empire went

out to battle and died

SGT. ROBERT BANDEUR

PTE. WILLIAM BANWELL

TPR. H.G. BARRETT

BDS. ALBERT BEERE

PTE. JACK S. CHANDLER

GNR. A. LEONARD CHRISTIE

 

 

Right side:

CPL. FRANK DENISON

PTE. JOHN DENISON

PTE. FRANK DIBBLE

PTE.  GEORGE GREGORY

SGT. DONALD HAYES

PTE. DAVID JULIAN

SGT. CHARLES JAGO

SGT. JOHN KELSON

F. LIEUT. T. ROBSON LIDDLE

PTE. ROBERT MEIKLEJOHN

 

Left side:

TPR. ALFRED SLYNN

MAJOR BERNARD BARTON  D.S.O.

CAPTN. SIDNEY BOYS

PTE. ALFRED CLARK

LIEUT. ALFRED HYDER

PTE. COYNE LEWIS

JACK McCORMICK

F. LIEUT. CHARLES PATTESON

PTE. WILLIAM SLADE

PTE. W.C. KEWLEY

 

 

Back:

Erected by the congregation

to perpetuate, in proud memory,

the names of those who,

associated with this 

church, made the highest

sacrifice.

S.Andrew's Day 1920. 

 

 

World War II Pillar:

FROM THE RISING UP OF

THE SUN - UNTO THE GOING

DOWN OF THE SAME - THE

LORD'S NAME BE PRAISED.

1939 - 1945

E.G. BARROW

R.E. BERTRAM

J.A. CARLTON

J. CARLTON

R.K. GRIFFITH

D.R. HEATHCOTE

E. HENLEY

A.L. HOME

P.A.C. MAEDER

W.D. PAGE

J.L. POWELL

F.T. WOOLVERTON