Port McNicoll

 

Location:  Simcoe County     N 44 44.877   W 79 48.536
Beside the library, at the corner of 4th Avenue and Davidson Street.
 

The small village of Port McNicoll lies at the southern edge of Georgian Bay, and has for many years been a transportation hub, linking the rail lines to the south with the ports the Great Lakes.  The CPR ran a pair of passenger/freight steamships, the SS Keewatin and the SS Assiniboia.  Since 1912, these ships operated to connect people and goods with places unreachable by roads or rail.  The service was discontinued in 1967, but now the restored SS Keewatin stills sails from this port town, into the waters of Georgian Bay, carrying tourists back into the age of the steamship.

The war memorial found in Port McNicoll's Veterans Park is a limestone cairn with two small plaques, dedicated to the men from this community who lost their lives in the World Wars.



Marker text:
Top plaque:
FREEDOM LOYALTY SACRIFICE
IN HONOR OF
THE MEN OF
PORT MCNICOLL
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN
THE GREAT WAR

HONOR ALSO AND
GRATEFUL TRIBUTE
TO THOSE WHO
DARING TO DIE
SURVIVED

1914 - 1918
S. SAUVE
R. FENTON
 

Bottom plaque:
TO THE HONOUR AND MEMORY OF
THE MEN AND WOMEN FROM
THE VILLAGE OF PORT MCNICOLL
WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR
1939 - 1945

ROBERT J. CROOKE
JAMES F. McCORMICK

JOHN D. GALLAGHER
SIDNEY C. PIBWORTH
 

Belleville - The Hasty P's

 

Location:   Hastings County     N 44 09.841   W 77 22.928
In front of the Belleville Armouries, corner of Pinnacle Street and Bridge Street E.
 

This memorial is dedicated to the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, affectionately known as the Hasty P's.  The Regiment has a long and storied past and during World War II, it earned more Battle Honours than any other Canadian Regiment, fighting through Italy, France and Northwest Europe. 
The regiment continues today as a reserve infantry unit, still providing soldiers to Canadian Forces tasks around the globe.
The memorial is found in front of the Regiment's home base, the Belleville Armoury.   It pays honour to the Regiment's role in World War II, listing the Battle Honours earned and the names of all its brave soldiers who fell during the 1939 -1945 conflict.
One of the famous members of the Regiment during that time was author Farley Mowat, whose book "And No Birds Sang", tells the story of his experience in Sicily and Italy.  A fine read for all historians and fans of the Hasty P's.
*My apologies if any of the names listed are incorrect, some of my photos are not the best clarity.



Marker text:
Centre:
HASTINGS & PRINCE EDWARD REG'T
CANADA

LEST WE FORGET
1939 - 1945

BATTLE HONOURS

SICILY - 1943
LANDING IN SICILY - GRAMMICHELLE - VALGUARNERA
ASSORO - AGIRA - ADRANO - REGALBUTO

ITALY - 1943 - 1945
LANDING AT REGGIO - MOTTA MONTECORVINO - CAMPOBASSO
TORELLA - THE MORO - SAN LEONARDO - THE GULLY - ORTONA
CASSINO II - GUSTAV LINE - LIRI VALLEY - HITLER LINE
GOTHIC LINE - LAMONE CROSSING - MISANO RIDGE
RIMINI LINE - SAN FORTUNATO - BULGARIA VILLAGE
NAVIGLIO CANAL - FOSSO VECCHIO

NORTHWEST EUROPE - 1945
APELDOORN
 



Left side plaque:
SGT. A. AGNEW
PTE. K.D. ALLAN
PTE. J.H. ALLORE
PTE. R.A. ALLT
PTE. D.V. ANDERSON
LT. D.T. ANDERSON
PTE. H.A. ARNOLD
L/CPL. R.A. ASH
PTE. T. ATKINSON

PTE. D.E. BADOUR
PTE. C.A. BALTZER
PTE. A.F. BARKER
PTE. W.P. BARRON
PTE. J.H. BEATTY
PTE. A. BEAUREGARD
PTE. C.P. BEDBOROUGH
PTE. R.H. BEECH
PTE. W.H. BEECHER
PTE. A.G. BELL
PTE. L. BELL
CPL. A.R. BENSLEY
PTE. G. BERNELL
PTE. W.R. BERRY
PTE. J.E. BERTRAND
PTE. E.W. BEST
PTE. W.J. BIBBY
PTE. E.R. BIETE
PTE. F.J. BLACK
PTE. P.P. BLENKIE
PTE. L.L.G. BLOOM
PTE. A. BOOTH
PTE. W. BOUDREAU
PTE. H.J. BOYLE
CPL. H.E. BRANT
PTE. H. BRANT
L/CPL. L.E. BRANT
PTE. A.J. BRENNAN

SGT. H.C. BROTT
PTE. H.P. BROWN
PTE. R. BROWN
PTE. E.H. BRUNTON
PTE. G. BULLEN
CPL. C.R. BULLIED
PTE. A.N.R. BURFIELD
PTE. H.F. BUSH

PTE. V.W. CABAN
PTE. T.R. CAMERON
MAJ. A.R. CAMPBELL
PTE. G.R. CAMPBELL
L/CPL. L.G. CAMPBELL
PTE. W.H. CAMPBELL
PTE. B.E. CASSIBO
PTE. G.D. CASWELL
PTE. J.J CHAPMAN
PTE.E. CHEETHAH
PTE. G.H. CHRISTIE
CAPT. O.W. CHRISTIANSEN
SGT. J. CLANCY
CPL. D.A. CLARK
CPL. A.W. CLEMENTS
CPL. H.C. CLOSE
PTE. H. COCHRANE
CAPT. M.H.B. COCKIN
PTE. C.P. COGHLAN
PTE. L.E. CONNER
PTE. J.E. CONROY
PTE. V.J. COOPER
CPL. W.F. CORK
PTE. L.H. COVELL
CPL. J. CHALK
PTE. D.L. CRAWFORD
PTE. G.A. CROSBIE

SGT. V. DAVIS

PTE. F. DE LUTIS
PTE. H.E. DEGEER
CAPT. G.W. DENNIS
SGT. P.P. DESJARDINS
CPL. A.J. DESMARAIS
PTE. A. DEVITT
PTE. V. DI FALCO
PTE. J.W.M. DILLON
CAPT. G.C.E. DINWIDDLE
PTE. C.M. DOONAN
PTE. A. DOUGLAS
LT. N.G. DOUGLAS
PTE. L.A. DOW
SGT. W.P. DUCHARME
L/CPL. J.A. DUFRESNE
CPL. R.D. DUGGAN
PTE. W.R. DUNCAN
PTE. G.W. DUNN
PTE. G.J. DUSOME
PTE. N.D. DWYER

CPL. L.S. ECKFORD
PTE. M.E. EDMUNDS
PTE. A.F. ELDER
PTE. A.A. ETHIER

PTE. J.J. FARRER
PTE. J.W. FEWSTER
CPL. E. FINTON
PTE. E. FISHER
PTE. M.E. FLYNN
L/CPL. J.A. FORDDRED
PTE. G. FORREST
L/CPL. M.O. FORTIER
PTE. G.B. FOSTER
PTE. E. FOUBERT
PTE. G.S. FOX
PTE. M.G. FRANCE

PTE. P.A.K.A. FREEBURN
L/CPL. J. FROLLS
PTE. A. FURTO

PTE. G.W. GALLINGER
PTE. W.D. GARDINER
PTE. J.B. GENEREAUX
PTE. G.C. GIBB
L/CPL J.J. GILLAN
PTE. D.T. GOULDEN
PTE. R.S. GRAHAM
L/SGT. H. GRANT
L/SGT. T.A. GRAVES
L/CPL. G. GREEN
L/CPL. H.K. GREEN
PTE. K.R. GREEN

PTE. J.W. HANSEY
L/CPL. E.A.G. HANSON
PTE. W.E. HARVEY
PTE. R.E. HAY
L/CPL. W.J. HAZELTON
PTE. J.M. HEINTZMAN
PTE. C.J. HENDERSON
CPL. A.H. HERRON
PTE. H.A.E. HIE
PTE. W.C. HOGAN
SGT. G.E. HOLLINGSWORTH
LT. G.W. HOPPER
PTE. B. HOYLES
PTE. F.M. HUISH

PTE. G.J. IVISON

PTE. E.A. JACKSON
PTE. G.L. JAMES

PTE. S. JAMES
PTE. W.J. JAMIESON
L/SGT. E. JOHNSON
PTE. G.E. JOHNSON
PTE. C.L. JUBY

CPL. J.H. KEARNEY
PTE. L. KEECH
PTE. W.B. KEMP
PTE. G.M. KENNEDY
PTE. E. KENYON
PTE. C.T. KIDD
CPL.C.H. KIMMEL
LT. W.L.M. KING
PTE. C. KINNEAR
CPL. H.M. KIPPEN
PTE. E. KIRKEY
PTE. W. KOKOT
PTE. S. KOLOYIAN

PTE. R. LAFERTE
PTE. N. LAFRANIER
LT. D.R. LAIRD
PTE. D.W. LALONDES
PTE. F.R. LAMBIER
PTE. D.F. LATTEN
PTE. R. LAWRENCE
L/SGT. H.W. LAWSON
PTE. F. LEACH
L/CPL. T. LEATHERBARROW
PTE. G. LEAVITT
PTE. H. LEBLANC
PTE. R.B. LEBLANC
PTE. C.J. LEGACY
CPL. C.D. LLOYD
PTE. A.K. LONG
LT. J.A. LORD
PTE. B. LUARD
 



Right side plaque:
LT. C.W. MACDONALD
MAJ. D. MACDONALD
PTE. R.S. MACFARLANE
PTE. E.J. MACLELLAN
CAPT. B.D. MADDEN
CPL. A.J. MADDICK
PTE. P.A. MAHER
PTE. A. MAHOOD
L/CPL. H.L. MAIER
L/CPL. M.J. MANSON
PTE. L. MARTELL
PTE. W.H. MARTINSON
PTE. P.H. MARTYN
L/SGT. J.A. MATTHEW
PTE. G.A. MAY
CPL. J. MAY
PTE. M.G. MCBAIN
PTE. G.D. MCCABE
PTE. E.J. MCCLUSKEY
PTE. A.B. MCCONKEL
PTE. R.L. MCCONNELL
L/CPL. C.E. MCCORMICK
PTE. J. MCDONNELL
PTE. L.D. MCDONOUGH
PTE. L. MCDOWELL
PTE. J.J. MCGINTY
LT. F. MCGOVERN
PTE. D.P. MCIVOR
L/CPL. J.A. MCKAY
L/CPL. R.N. MCKAY
PTE. E. MCKEEN
PTE. P.J. MCKENNA
PTE. D.E. MCKENZIE
PTE. J.W. MCKENZIE
PTE. J.W. MCMOY
PTE. C.E. MCMURRAY
PTE. S.A.J. MENSOUR
PTE. B.A. MENZIES
PTE. W.J.J. MERPAW
PTE. G. MOLYNEAU

PTE. N.E. MORRICE
PTE. D.H. MORRISON
L/CPL. G. MUNRO
SGT. A. MURRAY

PTE. R. NAHWEGEZHIC
PTE. E.L.NASH
PTE. J.J. NASH
PTE. C.R. NEIDRAUER
L/SGT. W.C. NESBITT
PTE. P.J. NORMOYLE
C.S.M. C.F.R. NUTLEY

PTE. R.T. O'GORMAN
L/CPL. E.K. OLDFIELD
PTE. K.O. OMEARA
SGT. H. OSBORNE
PTE. G.E. OTT
PTE. J.A. OWENS

L/SGT. D.A. PALMATEER
PTE. F.W.H. PARENT
L/CPL. D.E. FARR
CPL. E.G. FELITI
L/CPL. T. PEMBERTON
PTE. V.T. PETERS
L/CPL. E.J. PETTIT
PTE. L.R. PINDAR
PTE. L. PITT
CPL. A.T. PLATT
PTE. J. PLOSCHANSKY
PTE. T.K. POMEROY
SGT. E.A. POTTS
PTE. A.J. PRISNER
CPL. E.H. PRUNER
PTE. E.J. PULLEN
CPL. F.E. PUNCHARD

CPL. W.F. PYETTE

CPL. W. RAYNOR
SGT. C.J. READ
PTE. E. REED
PTE. F.J. RICHARDSON
L/SGT. L.J. RICHARDSON
PTE. W. ROBINSON
L/CPL. C.E. RODGERS
CPL. B.G. RORABECK
PTE. E.O. ROWDEN
PTE. J. ROWLAND
PTE. K.H. ROYAN
PTE. W. RUNIONS
SGT. J.R. RUNKELLS
PTE. W.W. RUTLEDGE
CPL. D. RUTTAN

PTE. J.C. SAARIMAKI
L/CPL. B. SANDERS
PTE. R. SAPSWORTH
PTE. S. SCALI
PTE. W. SCAPLEHORN
PTE. R.F. SCHROEDER
PTE. W. SCOTT
PTE. R.R. SEXSMITH
CPL. R. SEXTON
PTE. J. SEYMOUR
PTE. G.M. SHEEHEY
PTE. E. SHORTS
PTE. R.V. SMALLWOOD
PTE. D.L. SMITH
CPL. G.C. SMITH
PTE. H.G. SMITH
PTE. R.F. SMITH
CPL. S.H.B. SMITH
PTE. E. SPRINGETT
PTE. J.M. STAATS

PTE. G. STEPHENS
CPL. G.E. STIRE
PTE. A.J. STONEBURGH
PTE. E.J. SULLIVAN
LT. COL. B.A. SUTCLIFFE
LT. G.W. SWALE
PTE. W. SZEWCZUK

PTE. J.M. TASSE
PTE. H.J. TAYLOR
PTE. J.R. TAYLOR
PTE. A.H. THOMAS
PTE. D.F. THOMAS
CPL. A. THOMPSON
SGT. B.B. THOMPSON
CAPT. E. THOMPSON
PTE. E.W. THOMPSON
PTE. O.B. THOMPSON
PTE. L.A. TIBBETTSS
LT. G.W. TOMPKINS
PTE. R. TOWNS
PTE. P.A. TUCKER
PTE. N.D. TYSICK

PTE. R.M. UMPHERVILLE

SGT. M.O. VAN HENDE
PTE. H.M. VAN HORLICK
PTE. C.N. VICKERY

PTE. J. WAGHORN
PTE. F.S. WALKER
L/CPL. W. WALP
PTE. H.F. WARD
PTE. S. WAY
CAPT. D.E. WEESE

PTE. J.G.P. WELLINGTON
CPL. C.W. WELSH
PTE. J.H. WEYMARK
PTE. T. WHALEN
PTE. M.D. WHITE
LT. W.W. WHITE
SGT. J. H. WHITTINGTON
CAPT. D.B. WHYTOCK
PTE. G.G. WIGGLESWORTH
PTE. R. WILKINSON
PTE. J.E. WILLIS
PTE. C.H. WILSON
PTE. L. WOLINSKY
PTE. R.E. WOODWARD
PTE. A.L. WRIGHT
CPL. R.J. WRIGHT
PTE. K.M. WYSE

CAPT. L.M. YATES
PTE. C.R. YOUNG

PTE. W. ZACHARIAH


ATTACHED

CAPT. C. KRAKAUER
CFN. H. O'NEIL
PTE. G. SMYTH

Oshawa - Canadian Corps

 
 
Location:  Durham Region     N 43 53.704   W 78 51.753
At the southwest corner of Memorial Park, corner of Centre Street S and John Street E.

This memorial was erected in 2009 to the City of Oshawa, by the Canadian Corps Association, a veterans group, similar to the Legion.  The memorial was donated by the Borden Co. Ltd., to honour their employees who paid the supreme sacrifice in the World Wars.  The names of the men lost are listed on the back of the granite stone, while a statue of a soldier stands at the top.  The paint on the statue is weathered and in need of maintenance, but otherwise this is a fitting tribute to the local men who left their jobs to serve their country in time of war.

Marker text:
Front:
CANADIAN CORPS
ASSOCIATION

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 WILL REMEMBER THEM

THIS MONUMENT PRESENTED TO THE
CITY OF OSHAWA BY THE
CANADIAN CORPS ASSOCIATION
APRIL 25, 2009
DURING THE CORPS
75TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR

DONATED TO
THE CANADIAN CORPS ASSOCIATION
ONTARIO COMMAND, BY THE BORDEN CO. LTD.
IN MEMORY OF THEIR EMPLOYEES
WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
AND WHOSE NAMES ARE RECORDED
ON THE BACK OF THIS MEMORIAL






Back:
TO THE HONOUR OF OUR BOYS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR
COUNTRY IN THE WARS OF

1914     1918
C.D. BLACKWELL
J.H.COX
G.H. GIBBS
E.J. GRAYSMARK
F. HILLIAR
H. HOLLAND
C.H. HOSKIN
E.J. HUNT
A. KYNASTON

T. McAREE
J. OTLEY
F. REEVE
R. SALTER
L.R. SMAILES
J.W. SMAILES
R. SMAILES
W.P. STEWART
W.E. LEMAITRE

1939     1945
D. CHAPPELL
W.C. CHARDE
N.E. COUSINS
H.R. CROWE

W.H. DONOVAN
J.H. MAXWELL
G.L. McKAY
D.C. PALMER
W.H. STAGG

DULCE EST PRO PATRIA MORI

Holstein

 
Location:  Grey County     N 44 03.554   W 80 45.579
On the east side of County Road 109, south of the river, near the centre of town.
 

The Holstein Cenotaph was constructed in 1920 "In Loving Memory of the Men from Egremont Township who gave up their Lives while serving King and Country during The Great War 1914-1918". Their names are on the cenotaph. It was re-dedicated in 1946 to honour the veterans who died in the Second World War (1939-1945). Their names were added to the cenotaph.
*Taken from  http://www.veterans.gc.ca

This memorial was a present surprise, as I had no idea this small community would be home to such a beautiful cenotaph with such a long list of soldiers who served their country.



Marker text:
Front:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THE MEN FROM EGREMONT TOWNSHIP
WHO GAVE UP THEIR LIVES
WHILE SERVING KING AND COUNTRY
DURING THE GREAT WAR
1914     -     1918

ALLAN, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, CECIL
DICKSON, WILLIAM G.
ECCLES, ROY
FALKINGHAM, WILLIAM R.
FOOTE, FRED
HALLIDAY, JOHN W.
LOWES, WILLIAM
MANARY, WESLEY W.
MILNE, WILLIAM
MULCOCK, ARTHUR
McNAIR, WILLIAM
RENWICK, CHRISTOPHER
SEAMAN, SAMUEL
WAILING, RICHARD
WEBSTER, RUSSELL J .
WHYTE, ALEXANDER

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

1939     -     1945
FALKINGHAM, GORDON
GARDINER, ROSS E.
HUNTER, ROBERT W.
KELLER, ROSS W.
LONG, ROBERT A.
McGILLIVRAY, GORDON
WATSON, HOWARD C.

1914 - 1918
 





Right side:
SOLDIERS WHO WENT OVERSEAS
N.S. MARK,  AGNES M.
BAIRD, HAROLD A.
BARBOUR, JAMES
BILTON, JOSEPH
BOSLEY, ERNEST
BOWMAN, EARL
BRACCINS, WILFRED
CARWAY, THOMAS
COBURN, FULTON C.
COFFIELD, BURNEY
COWAN, WILLIAM
DAVIS, JOHN A.
DICKSON, BERT
DICKSON, NORMAN
DRUMM, HOWARD G.
DYER, ALBERT
ECCLES, ARTHUR S.
ECCLES, ROBERT L.
FARRELL, JAMES I.
FARRELL, JOSEPH
FINDLAY, ALEXANDER T.
FINDLAY, JOHN W.
FINDLAY, ROBERT M.
GATES, JOSEPH
GILSTORF, WILLIAM
GOODYEAR, HENRY
GORDON, DOUGLAS W.
HENRY, DOUGLAS
HILTS, JACOB
HINCKS, EDWARD
HOEFLIN, WALTER M.
HOY, ORTON
HOY, MURRAY
HUNT, JAMES W.
HUNTER, WILLIAM
JAMES, ALBERT
JOHNSTON, FRED
JONES, ALFRED
KEITH, ROBERT
LAWRENCE, ROY
LEGGE, CHARLES S.
MERRILL, CHARLES E.
MILLER, CECIL
MOORE, WILLIAM
McARTHUR, WILLIAM
McBRIDE, ERNEST J.
 




 
Back:
N.S. DAWSON, WINNIE
SMITH, HOWARD  KILLED
SMITH, WILLARD
ECCLES, ALBERT S.
ILES, NEIL
 




 
Left side:
SOLDIERS WHO WENT OVERSEAS
N.S. SWANSTON, ALICE
McCORMICK, JOHN J.
McDOUGALL, HARRY F.
McDOUGALL, THOMAS
McEACHERN, ROGER S.
McGILLIVARY, ROY
McILVRIDE, WILLIAM
McINNES, JOHN A.S.
McMEEKIN, ELMER
McQUEEN, JAMES
McQUEEN, JOHN
ORCHARD, WILLIAM T.
POLLOCK, WESLEY
PORTER, WILLIAM D.
PRATLEY, RAY
PURCHASE, JAMES
RAWN, FRED
RAWN, GEORGE H.
RENWICK, EDGAR
RENWICK, JAMES H.
RENWICK, JOHN W.
RIMMER, HENRY
ROBERTS, ARCHIBALD
ROBERTSON, CHARLES A.
ROBERTSON, SPENCER
ROSS, CLARENCE J.
ROSS, JOHN
ROSS, PERCY J.
ROUSTON, ARTHUR
SCARLETT, ROBERT W.
SCOTT, GORDON
SCOTT, RUSSELL
SEAMAN, WESLEY
SMAIL, CHARLES
STANSBY, THOMAS
STEWART, ARCHIBALD J.
TODD, JAMES
TRELESKEY, SAMUEL
TROUP, JAMES A.
WEIR, JAMES
WILLIAMSON, CHARLES
WILLIAMSON, LAWRENCE
WILSON, JAMES
WILTON, ELGIN
YEO, CHARLES
 

Alderville

 

Location:  Northumberland County     N 44 10.903   W 78 03.998
At the north-east corner of County Road 45 and Line 2.
 

This memorial is the cenotaph of the Alderville First Nation, who proudly served in the World Wars with one of the highest per capita enlistments of any First Nations band.  The details of the cenotaph can best be described with the following words taken from a plaque beside the memorial:

ALDERVILLE FIRST NATION CENOTAPH
The cenotaph was constructed in 1927 by Alf McKeel and Son of Campbellford who
supplied the design and donated the materials for the project while the hard physical
labour was supplied by many volunteers.  The Native Indian men of Alderville used hand
shovels and a lot of muscle power to stir the cement which makes up the cenotaph.  The
women spent hours cooking and supplying meals for these hardworking volunteers.

SIGNIFICANCE
The cube on the very top symbolizes the four corners of the earth.  The three globes
beneath the cube symbolize the Holy Trinity.  The three large pillars supporting the above
symbolize the three Holy Virtues - Faith, Hope and Charity.  The square base on which the
cenotaph stands, symbolizes the four freedoms - Freedom of Speech; Freedom of Religion;
Freedom from Fear and Freedom of the Press.
The nine large cubes situated around the cenotaph represent the nine men who were killed in
World War I.  The chain that is comprised of 35 links that encloses the cenotaph
and is fastened to the nine cubes represents the 35 residents who served in that war
and at the same time represents eternity.

The land on which this cenotaph is situated was donated by William Loukes Sr.
Restoration of the Alderville First Nation Cenotaph was completed in May 1992 as a 
co-operative project of the
Alderville First Nation and the Rotary Club of Cobourg
 

A further restoration was completed in 2000 as part of a Millenium Project.



Marker text:
Top plaque:
TO THE HONOUR AND GLORY OF THOSE FROM
THE ALDERVILLE RESERVE WHO SERVED
IN WORLD WAR I     1914 - 1918

KILLED IN ACTION
Wm. BLAKER
JOS. BLAKER
VIC BLAKER
AUS. BEAVER
S. COMEGO
Wm. HAGAR
W. FRANKLIN
A. SIMPSON
ROBT. TOBIGO

SERVED
JOHN BEAVER
ED BEAVER
ROSS BEAVER
ISAAC BEAVER
C. BLAKER
SAM BLAKER
H. COMEGO
A. COMEGO
P. COMEGO
S. COMEGO
ALEX COMEGO
D.M. CROWE
S. CROWE

JOS. CHUBB
A. CHUBB
M. MARSDEN
N. MARSDEN
R. FRANKLIN
S. HAGAR
NOAH SMOKE
S. SMOKE
M. SMOKE
Wm. STEVENSON
D. WHEELER
A. TOBIGO
J. TOBIGO

"THEIR NAMES LIVE FOREVERMORE"
 

Bottom plaque:
TO THE HONOUR AND GLORY OF THOSE FROM
THE ALDERVILLE RESERVE WHO SERVED
IN WORLD WAR II     1939 - 1945

KILLED IN ACTION
ARTHUR BEAVER
WILBURN CHUBB

SERVED
ALVIN BEAVER
EDWARD BEAVER
IVAN BEAVER
WILLIAM BIGWIN
GEORGE BLAKER
LAWSON CHASE
STEWART COMEGO
GERALD GRAY
ALVIN HAGAR
AMOS MARSDEN
THOMAS MARSDEN
EVERETT SIMPSON
ELDON SMOKE

REGINALD SMOKE
ROY SMOKE
VELBURN SMOKE
LEO SMOKE
CALVIN SMOKE
LOUIS GRAY
JOHN LOUKES
JAMES SMOKE
JOHN SUNDAY
WILFORD SUNDAY
WILFRED SUNDAY
CECIL TOBICO
ARTHUR WHEELER
ALFRED LOUKES
DANIEL SIMPSON
Wm. STEVENSON

EPHRIAM BLAKER
JOHN BEAVER
OLIVER CROWE
WALTER CROWE
ROBERT FRANKLIN
FRED MARSDEN
LAWRENCE MARSDEN
BRUCE MARSDEN
BEN CHUBB
NORMAN MARSDEN SR.
NORMAN MARSDEN JR.
RAYMOND BLAKER
LESLIE MARSDEN
HOWARD SMOKE
ROBERT MARSDEN
LEONARD SMOKE
DELBERT BEAVER

ALBERT BIGWIN
CLIFFORD SMOKE
EARL SMOKE
STEWART SMOKE
DONALD SMOKE
ELMER BEAVER
BEATRICE SMOKE
JAMES MARSDEN
PERCY A. MARSDEN
BASIL SUNDAY
MORLEY SUNDAY
CARL SUNDAY
CLARENCE SUNDAY
GERALD LOUKES

VIETNAM WAR
DARRELL MARSDEN
ROBERT BAKER

"THEIR NAMES LIVE FOREVERMORE"