FOR KING
and COUNTRY
For King and Country
St. Paul Presbyterian Church , Woodstock, N.B.
1914 .....1918
The Glory of God In Loving Memory of
Ivor Hannington Murray
Killed in Action at Ypres April 26, 1915
Harry Graham Lewis
Killed in Action at Auxritz July 1, 1917
Franklin Sharp Rankin
Killed in Action at Bapaume Oct 23, 1916
Francis Edgar MacLardy
Killed in Action at Agny April 9, 1918
William Victor Dalling
Died of pneumonia at Fredericton, N.B. Oct 19, 1918
Their Name Liveth For Everyone And In Honor Of Those Who
Served
Burpee MacLeod Hay |
James R. Dunbar |
George Atherton |
Gordon A. Dunbar |
William H. A. Hamilton |
W. J. McMullin |
Robert Newton |
Alfred Stewart |
Harold Rimes |
John Delong |
Robert Rimes |
John McIntosh |
Ernest Rimes |
Charles Troy |
Archibald Munro |
Orval Troy |
Gordon Munro |
Cecil Stewart |
Malcolm Munro |
Kenneth Sutton |
William Donald MacLardy |
Sprague Flemming |
Donald R. MacKendrick |
Kenneth McLean |
Kenneth N. Morrison |
Raymond Brown |
John H. T. Morrison |
Alfred Atherton |
Philimore McKinnon |
|
Minnie MacAfee |
Katherine L. Brown |
Annie Garland Foster |
Jane MacAfee |
For King and Country
Members of St. Paul Presbyterian Church
Who have Volunteered for Active Service with Canada's Fighting
Forces
| Brown, R. R. | Montgomery, J. R. |
| Carter, D. | Munro, C. L. |
| Carter, W. B. | Munro, B. P. |
| Carter , R. | Munro, E. P. |
| Carter, Doris | Oliver, F. |
| Cameron, W. | Oliver, P. B. |
| Cameron, A. | Pert, A. |
| Cole, D. E. | Pert, W. Sr. |
| Dunbar, S. | Pert, W. Jr. |
| Dunbar, D. | Rogers, W. M. |
| Emery, A. H. | Ross, C. S. |
| Fortune, J. | Ross, J. R. |
| Fraser, C. | Stevenson, R. H. |
| Francis, L. | Stevenson, W. D. |
| Francis, S. | Stairs, K. |
| Grant, E. | Stairs, M. B. |
| Grant, R. M. | Stairs, M. |
| Gilliland, W. | Stairs, A. |
| Hawkins, R. F. | Troy, S. F. |
| Hawkins, B. E. | Troy, W. L. |
| Jaques, J. | Troy, C. E. |
| Jones, M. W. | Troy, E. |
| Johnstone, E. | |
| Kilpatrick, E. | |
| McLaughlin, E. |
For King and Country
Members of The
Communities of Cloverdale and Cloverdale East, N.B.
who have volunteered for Active Service with Canada's Fighting
Forces 1939-1945
Elizabeth Smith |
Clifton Billings |
Raymond Jones, MM |
Harry Orchard |
Clarence Hill |
Lorne Jones |
Reginald Craig |
Donald Jones |
Ronald Morgan |
Clinton Craig |
Todd Fisher |
Gordon McLean |
Gerald Chute |
Fred Wallace |
David Wallace |
Guy Smith |
Lawrence Lockard |
Carvell Wallace |
William Wallace |
Alfred Lockard |
Clifford Morgan |
Edison Harrington |
Alfred Lawrence |
Donald Billings |
Owen Smith "a silver star" buried in Italy |
Copied from a framed tablet on the wall in the
pulpit of the Church.
Thanks to Lloyd Webber for the Cloverdale list.
In Memory
of
OWEN JAMES SMITH
Private G/17336
Carleton
and York Regiment, R.C.I.C.
who died on Saturday, 27th January 1945. Age 22.
Son of
George Robert and Elizabeth Verna Smith.
ARGENTA GAP WAR CEMETERY,
Italy
Grave Reference/ Panel Number: IV, D, 5.
The Cemetery lies in the Commune of Argenta in the Province of
Ferrara and the town of Argenta is 2 kilometres south of the
cemetery on the SS16 connecting Ravenna with Ferrara.
Approaching the cemetery from the south, bear right just before
reaching the town of Argenta and proceed down the Strada di
Circonvallazione, passing the railway station on the right. Take
the second turning to the right and, after crossing the railway,
continue forward to a fork and again bear right. The turning to
the cemetery is on the left, a little further on, near a farm.
Approaching the cemetery from the north, turn sharp left off the
main road at the first crossroads on the borders of the town and
then take the third turning to the left which will lead to the
railway crossing mentioned above.
The cemetery is permanently open and may be visited anytime.
The site of the cemetery was chosen by the 78th Division for
battlefield burials, and the cemetery was later enlarged by the
bringing in of burials from the surrounding district. It marks
the final stages of the hard fighting in Italy in the spring of
1945, and contains among others the graves of many men of the
Commandos engaged in the amphibious operations on the shores of
the Comacchio lagoon early in April 1945.
There are now over 600, 1939-45 war casualties commemorated in
this site. Of these, a small number are unidentified.
Note:
Owen's mother died when he was a little boy and he was brought up
by an uncle,
Lee and Maggie Grant, in Cloverdale.
For King and Country
Members of St. Joseph Church, Newburg, N.B.
Who Have Volunteered For Active Service with CANADA'S
FIGHTING FORCES
Clayton McGuire |
Leo McGuire |
John McGuire |
Michael McGuire |
Fred Thibodeau |
Edmund Johnston |
Daniel Gallagher |
Douglas Gallagher |
George Baker |
John Gorman |
