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Royal Canadian Horse Artillery Cenotaph, Kingston, Ontario

Memorial to the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery in Kingston — 104 First and Second World War names transcribed, with rank

4 photographs. Photographs of the monument's WW1 panel and two WW2 panels, all transcribed with rank.

Name index · War

As transcribed by the original contributor.

First World War · 1914–1918 · 38 names

Transcribed names
Andrews, E.Gunner
Ashby, P.A/Bdr.
Bailey, W.Corpl.
Blagg, J.Corpl. (S.S.)
Cass, W. E.Bombr. (Lieut. R.F.C.)
Chainey, C. E.Driver
Clarke, R.Gunner
Coker, F.A/Bdr.
Coper [?], J. A.Driver
Dalgleish, J.Corpl.
Eaton, D. I. V.Lt. Colonel
Harper, J. P.Gunner
Hockin, E. J.Gunner
Jeeram [?], W. R.Gunner
Jenel [?], H. J.Gunner
King, E. A.Sergt.
Lewis, H. S.Gnr. (Lieut. Can. Inf.)
Lowe, J.Tpr.
MacPherson, M.C., H. W.Major
McAuley, F. R. L.A/Bdr.
Moore, S. V.Bombr.
Nelson, C.A/Bdr.
Norwick [?], A. C.Driver
Peacock, R. E.Driver
Pepin, A.Gunner
Phillips, H.Armt. Q.M.S., R.C.O.C.
Quinn, E.Driver
Ringwood, T. D. J.Major
Robertson, W.Driver, D.C.M.
Ross, A. C.A/Bdr. (Lieut. Can. Inf.)
Ryder, E.Gunner
Simpson, M.M., J. W.Corpl.
Steacy, M.C., W. E.Major
Stewart, A. R.Lieut.
Stoddart, J.Bombr.
Twitt, G. H.Corpl.
Wallace, J. M.Driver
Williamson, A. D.Lieut.

Second World War · 1939–1945 · 66 names

Transcribed names
Adams, G. F.Gunner
Bailey, C. P.Gunner
Bedell, H. J.Captain
Benedict, C. E.Gunner
Boisvert, M.Gunner
Boon, R.Bombr.
Bownes, W. A.Gunner
Carswell, A. R.Gunner
Dack, A.Gunner
Daggitt, M. J.Sergt.
Damer, G. P.Lieut.
Dash, H. F.Gunner
Davidson, J.Bombr.
Donald, R. A.Captain
Drewry, F. V.Captain
Flis, W.Gunner
Graham, A. D.Sergt.
Hinds, M. F.Gunner
Howarth, W. H.Captain
Hunter, J.Sergt.
Igglesden, W. J.Sergt.
Johnston, W. J. C.Lieut.
Knapton, W. C.Sergt.
Kosmack, M. L.Gunner
Lambart, E. H. W.Captain
Lambert, M. H.L/Sergt.
Lane, D.S.O., J. N.Brigadier
Leach, H. J.Gunner
Long, R.Sergt.
Luhta, K. E.Gunner
MacDonald, A. F.Gunner
MacMillan, D. D.Gunner
Mann, W. E.L/Bdr.
Marshall, S. J.Gunner
McKinney, B. E.Gunner
McLeod, J. B.B.S.M. (W.O. II)
Millard, J. E.L/Bdr.
Miller, E.L/Bdr.
Mingay, D. J.Gunner
Muchmore, W. J.Gunner
Murphy, D. L.Gunner
Richard, P.Gunner
Ridlington, A. J.L/Bdr.
Rink, E. R.Gunner
Rushlow, A. S.Gunner
Sadler, C. W. J.Gunner
Schultz, H.Gunner
Scott, A. W.Gunner
Simmonds, K. W.L/Bdr.
Smith, B. W.Gunner
Stevens, F. J.Bombr.
Sweet, C. R.Gunner
Szocs, G. F.Gunner
Taylor, R. F.L/Bdr.
Tisdale, J. E.Sergt.
Turner, T. H.Captain
Tweedly, M. C.Gunner
Vince, I. L.Gunner
Wabrener [?], A. J.Gunner
Waitt, N. R.Gunner
White, J. V.Gunner
Wiggins, F. W.Lieut.
Williams, L. A.Gunner
Wilson, S. E.Gunner
Witherall, A.Gunner
Zubek, W. R.Gunner

104 names transcribed from the monument's WW1 panel (officers then NCOs/men, with rank preserved for each — several carry a parenthetical note of a later commission, e.g. "Bombr. (Lieut. R.F.C.)") and two separate WW2 panels on different faces of the monument. A few names on the WW1 panel were hard to read with confidence and are marked [?].

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Source & Citation

Cenotaph for the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario. 104 First and Second World War names transcribed with rank, preserved in the Ancestors at Rest archive.

Last verified: 2026-07-06

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