Plevna

 

 
Location:  Frontenac County     N 44 57.862   W 76 59.292
On Buckshot Lake Road, at the Clarendon Miller Community Hall.
 

This memorial was unveiled In August 2015, represents the Township of North Frontenac.  It was designed by Councilor Gerry Martin and constructed with help of local volunteers and the Northbrook Legion Branch 328.  The majority of the costs where covered with the help of Frontenac County and the Federal Gas Tax monies.  The beautiful artwork engraved on this cenotaph includes elements of the Boer War, the World Wars and Korea, as well as Peacekeepers.  During the First World War a local regiment trained in Plevna before heading overseas.
No names are listed on this memorial, simply a thought and poem of Remembrance, repeated in French and English.



Marker text:
"Dedicated to the people
who put themselves
in harms way
to defend the ideals
and freedoms of Canada"

"At the going down of the sun
and in the morning
we will remember them."

London - Manor Park

 

 
Location:  City of London     N 42 57.93   W 81 15.753
At the corner of Briscoe Street West and Holborn Avenue, in front of the Church of the Epiphany.



This memorial is dedicated to the men of the Manor Park area of London.  Originally erected in 1925, the monument was re-dedicated again in 1985.  The plaque on the front list the names of the dead from the First World War along with some of the major battles.  Plaques on the sides of the monument recognize the conflicts of the Second World War and Korea, although no names are listed in relation to these wars.  The statue was made by the Artcast Company of Georgetown, Ontario.  It features a WWI soldier standing guard over his lost comrades.  This is an otherwise forgotten memorial in the suburbs of the city, but the names of the lost live on in Remembrance.  The Church of the Epiphany holds a Memorial Service here on the last Saturday of October, and holds several Honour Rolls within the church.




 
Marker text:
Front:
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND
THE HONOR OF

SERGT. THOS FLEMING
70th  CAN. BATT.

CORP ROBERT LIZMORE
5th C.M.R.

PTE JAMES McCOLL
5th C.M.R.

PTE THOS HAYES
1st CAN. BATT.

YPRES     SOMME

SERGT GORDON WILEY
3rd STAT. HOSP.

L/CPL CHARLES E. BOLKE
CAN. ENGS.

PTE JAMES E. MITCHELL
EAST SURREY

PTE SAMUEL GERRARD
C.A.S.C.

VIMY RIDGE

CORP W. WOODS
18th CAN. BATT.

PTE JOHN V. SULLIVAN
21st CAN. BATT.

PTE JOHN W. MITCHELL
EAST LANCASHIRE

PTE CORNELEUS COSSON
34th BATT.

PASSCHENDAELE


DEDICATED MAY 31, 1925

REDEDICATED NOV. 2, 1985
 


 

 
Right side:
IN MEMORY
OF THOSE WHO SERVED AND
ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO GAVE
THEIR LIVES THAT ALL SHOULD
BE FREE
WORLD WAR II     1939-1945
 




Left side:
IN MEMORY
OF THOSE WHO SERVED AND
THOSE WHO DIED IN THE
KOREAN CONFLICT TO MAINTAIN
PEACE
1950 - 1953
 

Colpoy's Bay

 
 

Location:  Bruce County     N 44 47.059   W 81 07.422
In the cemetery at 239 Bruce County Road 9.
 

This memorial honours the men from Albemarle Township who made the supreme sacrifice in the World Wars.   Although the township no longer exists, having been amalgamated in 1999, the Edgehill Cemetery here in Colpoy's Bay still pays honour to its fallen heroes with this memorial and several military graves found throughout the grounds.  Four names from WWI and three from WWII are listed, as well as Korea and Peacekeeping.



Marker text:
TOWNSHIP OF
ALBEMARLE
MEMORIAL
IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE
WHO SACRIFICED THEIR
LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY

1914 - 1918
ANDREW BLAKE
JAMES GIVEN
VICTOR GUNNIS
GEORGE RODGERS

1939 - 1945
EARL LEMCKE
JOHN WATSON
EARL WEAVER

UN
PEACE
KEEPERS

KOREAN
1950 - 1953

Harold

 
Location:  Hastings County     N 44 22.670   W 77 35.916
At 4285 Stirling-Marmora Road, just north of Harold Road.
 

 
This memorial is dedicated to the men of Stirling-Rawdon Township who served and died in the World Wars.  Situated in the small hamlet of Harold, this is now little more than a rural crossroads, but 100 years ago was a thriving agricultural community. 
An attractive memorial of red granite topped with a bust of a WWI soldier, this monument was erected in 1922.  It is flanked by two German MG08 machine guns, reportedly brought back from Vimy Ridge.  The grounds are well kept and the memorial in excellent condition.  A fine tribute to the heroes of the past wars and to the 5,000 citizens of this township who take pride in their memorial.



Marker text:
Front:
IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME
SACRIFICE IN THE GREAT WAR
FELL IN BATTLES AS FOLLOWS:

PASSCHENDAELE
CORP. W. FRED BEDELL
NOV. 24TH 1917
PTE. W.S. SEYMOORE ASHLEY
21ST BN.  NOV. 7TH 1917

VIMY RIDGE
PTE. ROY A. HINCHCLIFFE
APR. 9TH 1917

ST. JULIEN
PTE. ARTHUR HARRABIN
2ND BN.  APR. 24TH 1915

FRESNOY
PTE. GERMAN A. McGEE
APR. 28TH 1917

AMIENS
PTE. ERNEST G. RUNNALLS
AUG. 6TH 1918

SOMME
CORP. ANDREW REID
SEPT. 16TH 1916
PTE. GEO. WEBB
21ST BN.  SEPT. 16TH 1916

ARRAS
PTE. MORLEY G. RICHARDSON
MAR. 30 1918
PTE. C. DELBERT RODGERS
44TH BN.  WOUNDED AT CAMBRAI
DIED AT 53RD GEN. HOSP. BOULONGE

KILLED IN BATTLES UNKNOWN
PTE. HAROLD CONSTABLE
80TH BN.  NOV. 18TH 1916
PTE. CLAUDE HOGLE
SEPT. 23RD 1918
PTE. BERT MASON
BUGLER BERT ROBINSON 155TH BN.
PT.E JAS. SIMPSON
PTE. RICHARD SUDGEN

PTE. PERCY KENNEDY  No. 18 C.C.S.
DIED OF WOUNDS AND PNEUMONIA
DEC. 19TH 1916
LT. GEO. F. BATEMAN  R.F.C.
KILLED IN AEROPLANE ACCIDENT IN ENG.
MAY 18TH 1918

1914 - 1918
 




 

Right side:
ENLISTED AND RETURNED

G. ABOUND
JACK ALLISON
C.M. ANDERSON
HAROLD ANDERSON
C.E. ANDERSON
A.W. ARMITAGE
CLARENCE ASHLEY
CECIL AUSTIN
GARNET BAILEY
THOS. BAILEY
JOS. BARKER
ROY BARTON
CHAS. BATEMAN
J.C. BATEMAN
A.E. BATEMAN
ED. BATISON
E. BAYLISS
CLAUDE BELSHAW
H.L. BRADY
J.M. BROWN
J.T. BRUNSKILL
T.J. CASSIDY
J.J. CARTWRIGHT
C.B. CAMERON
T.O. CHARD
C.S. CHARD
EDWIN CLANCY
CARL CLANCY
C.W. CLARKE
MARVIN COONEY
THEO. COONEY
R.A. CONNER
JAS. CORPS
EARL CRAIG
ROSS CRONKWRIGHT
GEO. CUMMINGS
WILL DAWSON
FRED DOLLIN
B.C. DONNAN
JOHN DOUGALL
WILL. DUNANT
ROY DUNKLEY

EDWARD BATESON
WM. FOWLER
JAMES CULLETT
WM. TOBIAS HEAGLE
FRED MACK

HARRY JONES
ALEX REID
CHARLES TICHE
THOS. YOUNG
 
 



 
Back:
GEO. EASTWOOD
D.R. EASTWOOD
T.E. FARGEY
C.B. FAYERS
W.J. FITCHET
FLOYD GARRISON
F. GAY
EARL GRAID
WILFRED GRAVERS
ARTHUR HAGERMAN
KENNETH HAGGERTY
HARRY HASLETT
E.A. HAYNES
J.W. HEAGLE
STANLEY HEAGLE
B. HICKS
WM. HILL
A. HINDS
RAY HINCHCLIFFE
C.W. HOARD
ARTHUR HOLLAND
O.F. HUBBLE
CLIFFORD HENNINGS
WILL INGRAM
WILBUR JOHNSON
J.A. KEATING
FRED KEATING
WALTER KEMP
COLIN KENNEDY
BRUCE KINCADE
FRED LANG
ALBERT LAWRENCE
DANIEL LINDSAY
ARTHRU LINN
HARRY LINN
E.W. LUERY
PERCY MACK
T.C. MacCONNELL
E.L. MacCONNELL
E. ROSS MacCONNELL
SIDNEY MARTIN
TOM MASTERS
EDGAR W. MATTHEWS
JAS. McCOMB

GEORGE GORDINEER
1939 - 1945
GEORGE DUNKLEY
ALEX HERRINGTON
EDWARD KIRKEY

RAYMOND RAY
KENNETH SMITH
HAROLD TAYLOR
 
 
 




 
Left side:
WILL McELHIMENY
JOHN McEWEN
PERCY McGEE
JAS. McINROY
WILL McINROY
ALBERT McKAY
A.W. MEEKS
RICHARD MEIKLEJOHN
ALEX MOON
D.A. MONTGOMERY
RAYMOND MONTGOMERY
TOM OLIVER
T.G. ORR
J.W. PATTERSON
ERNEST A. REID
VERNON J. REID
ROBERT REID
G.A. RICHARDSON
B.N. RICHARDSON
ERNEST SADLER
ARTHUR SAYERS
GEO. SEABORN
S.H. SEABORN
JOHN SHAND
HAROLD SHARPE
HERBERT SIMPSON
R.C. SINE
OSBORNE SMITH
ERNEST SPENCER
WALTER SPRY
WESLEY SWEET
REG. TAYLOR
R.C. THOMPSON
J.W. THOMPSON
NORMAN TRUESDALL
E.G. WATCHER
T.A. WALLBRIDGE
NATHAN WANNAMAKER
A. WELLMAN
GEO. WELLMAN
JOHN WEST
GEO. WICKENS
R.A. WHITTON
E. VAXLEY
W. VAXLEY

WILBUR CRONWRIGHT
KILLED JUNE 27TH 1916
JAMES CALWELL
E.A. EASTWOOD
FELL AT AMIENS

WM. MURRAY
WM. McINROY
A.E. ROSCOE
ROY C. SIMMONDS
THOS, WALLBRIDGE
KILLED AT PASSCHENDAELE