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St. Marys Cenotaph, Perth County, Ontario

65 First World War dead of St. Marys, Ontario — compiled register with rank, unit, cause and place of death

1 photograph. Photograph of the monument with a compiled register of the men it commemorates (not a verbatim panel transcription).

Name index · Register entry

As transcribed by the original contributor.

Transcribed names
Register entry
Abendana, Eric Montague1918 16 Oct.1918 16 Oct. Lieutenant Abendana Eric Montague 2nd Battalion Canandian Engineers Died of disease France
Berry, Frank1914 11 Nov.1914 11 Nov. Private Berry Frank 1st Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers Missing in Action First Battle of Ypres Hooge
Black, John Alison1916 25 Sep.1916 25 Sep. Private Black John Alison 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Died of wounds Battle of Somme Mouquet Farm on Thiepval Ridge
Bodenham, Albert George1918 30 Aug.1918 30 Aug. Private Bodenham Albert George 2st Battalion Killed in Action Arns, France
Bolster, George Christian1918 26 Aug.1918 26 Aug. Lance-Corporal Bolster George Christian 2nd Battalion Canadian Machine Gun Corps Killed in Action Arns, France
Brewer, Horace1918 March1918 March Lance-Corporal Brewer Horace 5th Dragoon Guards Killed in Action German Offensive France
Cameron, Colin Lauchlan R.1918 2 Jan.1918 2 Jan. Gunner Cameron Colin Lauchlan R. 5th Brigade Canadian Field Artillery Died of wounds Vimy Sector France
Cook, James19181918 Private Cook James 21st Battalion Killed in Action
Dickisson, Cl[?] John1918 1[?] Oct.1918 1[?] Oct. Acting Company Sergeant Major Dickisson Cl[?] John Eastern Ontario Regiment Depot Died Belleville, Ontario
Dunham, George1917 10 May.1917 10 May. Private Dunham George 58th Battalion Died of wounds Vimy Sector Fresnoy, France
Ellis, Frank Johnston1918 7 Oct.1918 7 Oct. Driver Ellis Frank Johnston 9th Brigade Canadian Field Artillery Killed in Action Cambrai, France
Evans, John Clow1917 28 Dec.1917 28 Dec. Seaman Gunner Evans John Clow Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve, His Majesty's Ship Sapper Bennett Killed in Action at sea
Finne, Frank William1915 15 Jun.1915 15 Jun. Private Finne Frank William 1st Battalion Killed in Action Givenchy, Ypres, Salient
Freeman, Alexander1916 8 Oct.1916 8 Oct. Private Freeman Alexander 13th Battalion Killed in Action Battle of the Somme Regina Trench near Ancre
Gooding, George Jefferey1916 22 Oct.1916 22 Oct. Private Gooding George Jefferey 102nd Battalion Killed in Action Battle of the Somme Regina Trench near Ancre
Gough, James1916 3 Oct.1916 3 Oct. Private Gough James 18th Battalion Killed in Action Battle of the Somme Ancre Heights
Gough, Samuel1916 26 Sep.1916 26 Sep. Private Gough Samuel British Expeditionary Force Killed in Action Battle of the Aisne France
Graham, John Reginald1917 7 Nov.1917 7 Nov. Private Graham John Reginald 4th Battalion died of wounds Passchendaele
Grant, Kenneth Marshall19161916 Bombardier Grant Kenneth Marshall 11th Brigade Canadian Field Artillery Killed in Action
Halls, Frank1916 Aug.1916 Aug. Private Halls Frank 7th Battalion died of wounds Ypres, Salient
Hannaberry, William Joseph1915 15 Jun.1915 15 Jun. Private Hannaberry William Joseph 1st Battalion Killed in Action Givenchy, Ypres Salient
Johnson, Noble John1918 5 May.1918 5 May. Cadet Johnson Noble John Royal Air Force Killed in Training Leaside, Ontario
Langford, Everett Alexander1918 8 Aug.1918 8 Aug. Lieutenant Langford Everett Alexander 52nd Battalion Killed in Action Amiens, France
Lawrence, William1916 11 Aug.1916 11 Aug. Lieutenant Lawrence William Lawrence Royal Army Medical Corps, attached to 6th Battalion King's (Liverpool) Regiment Killed in Action Battle of the Somme Guillemont
Lewis, Albert1916 16 Sep.1916 16 Sep. Private Lewis Albert The Royal Canadian Regiment Missing in Action Battle of the Somme Flers-Courcelette
Martin, Harvey Combe1918 12 Oct.1918 12 Oct. Sergeant Martin Harvey Combe 47th Battalion Killed in Action Cambrai, France
Martin, Norman1917 26 Oct.1917 26 Oct. Private Martin Norman 58th Battalion Killed in Action Passchendaele
Matthew, Robert Theodore1916 Aug.1916 Aug. Lieutenant Matthew Robert Theodore 60th Battalion Killed in Action Defensive Operations Ypres Salient
McConnell, William J.1916 11 Sep.1916 11 Sep. Lance-Corporal McConnell William J. 73rd Battalion Killed in Action Battle of the Somme Flers-Courcelette
McMaster, William Earl1918 10 Sep.1918 10 Sep. Private McMaster William Earl 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Died as a result of being gassed 25 Aug 1918 Arras, France
Montizambert, Trevor Clement1916 2 Jun.1916 2 Jun. Private Montizambert Trevor Clement 10th Battalion Killed in Action Battle of Mount Sorrell Belgium
Moore, John E.1916 9 May.1916 9 May. Private Moore John E. Canadian Army Medical Corps Killed in Action Defensive Operations Ypres Salient
Near, Frank S.1916 [?] Oct.1916 [?] Oct. Private Near Frank S. The Royal Canadian Regiment Missing in Action Battle of the Somme Regina Trench near Ancre
Near, William1917 8 Nov.1917 8 Nov. Private Near William 7th Battalion Killed in Action Passchendaele
Nutt, Lionel Sidney1917 28 Apr.1917 28 Apr. Private Nutt Lionel Sidney 10th Battalion Killed in Action Arleux, France
O'Connell, James19171917 Private O'Connell James 58th Battalion Killed in Action
Pettigrew, William Barclay1916 2 Jun.1916 2 Jun. Private Pettigrew William Barclay 2nd Battalion Killed in Action Mount Sorrel, Belgium
Render, Frederick1916 9 Jul.1916 9 Jul. Private Render Frederick 58th Battalion Killed in Action Defensive Operations Ypres Salient
Richardson, Charles Thomas1916 9 Sep.1916 9 Sep. Private Richardson Charles Thomas 4th Battalion Killed in Action Battle of the Somme
Richardson, James M.1916 15 Sep.1916 15 Sep. Private Richardson James M. 31st Battalion Killed in Action Battle of the Somme Flers-Courcelette
Robinson, Herbert Parker1017 Apr.1017 Apr. Private Robinson Herbert Parker 46th Battalion Killed in Action Vimy Ridge
Robson, Clarence Wilfred1918 28 Sep.1918 28 Sep. Lance-Corporal Robson Clarence Wilfred 38th Battalion Killed in Action Cambrai, France
Rundle, Russell K.1918 31 Jan.1918 31 Jan. Cadet Rundle Russell K. Royal Flying Corps Killed in Training Fort Worth, Texas
Sandercock, Cecil James1918 28 Aug.1918 28 Aug. Private Sandercock Cecil James 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Killed in Action Arras, France
Sandercock, William George1917 23 Aug.1917 23 Aug. Private Sandercock William George 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles Killed in Action Hill 70 near Lens, France
Shore, John Arthur Murton1917 11 Nov.1917 11 Nov. Private Shore John Arthur Murton 18th Battalion Killed in Action Passchendaele
Sinclair, Frank Raymond1917 13 Nov.1917 13 Nov. Private Sinclair Frank Raymond 58th Battalion Killed in Action Passchendaele
Skinner, Archibald1918 blank1918 blank Driver Skinner Archibald 3rd Brigade Canadian Field Artillery Killed in Action France
Stapleton, Arnold Murray1916 15 Oct.1916 15 Oct. Gunner Stapleton Arnold Murray 11th Brigade Canadian Field Artillery Killed in Action Battle of the Somme
Stubbins, Herbert1917 May1917 May Private Stubbins Herbert 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Killed in Action Fresnoy, France
Sweeney, William1918 8 Aug.1918 8 Aug. Private Sweeney William 52nd Battalion Killed in Action Amiens, France
Taggert, James1915 9 Oct.1915 9 Oct. Private Taggert James 18th Battalion Killed in Action Mount Kemmel, Ypres Salient
Taylor, Joseph1918 blank1918 blank Sergeant Taylor Joseph 25th Battalion Killed in Action France
Taylor, Sidney Eric1918 15 Aug.1918 15 Aug. Sergeant Taylor Sidney Eric 10th Battalion Killed in Action Amiens, France
Todd, Frederick James1918 30 Aug.1918 30 Aug. Private Todd Frederick James 3rd Battalion Killed in Action Arras, France
Uffleman, Sheldon1917 6 Nov.1917 6 Nov. Private Uffleman Sheldon 1st Battalion Killed in Action Passchendaele
Volker, Lorne Albert1916 11 Oct.1916 11 Oct. Lance-Corporal Volker Lorne Albert Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Died of Wounds Battle of the Somme Ancre Heights
Walpole, Stanley George Sanders1916 12 Jun.1916 12 Jun. Private Walpole Stanley George Sanders 58th Battalion Killed in Action Mount Sorel, Ypres Salient
Walton, Robert D.1917 15 Aug.1917 15 Aug. Lance-Corporal Walton Robert D. 15th Battalion Killed in Action Hill 70 near Lens, France
Webb, Edward Alfred1917 17 Apr.1917 17 Apr. Private Webb Edward Alfred Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Died of Wounds Vimy Ridge
Webster, James Franklin1916 15 Sep.1916 15 Sep. Sergeant Webster James Franklin 42nd Battalion Killed in Action Battle of the Somme Flers-Courcelette
Wilde, Frederick1918 21 Mar.1918 21 Mar. Company Sgt-Maj Wilde Frederick 2nd Battalion York and Lancaster Regiment Killed in Action German Offensive France
Wiltshire, George H.1916 6 Jan.1916 6 Jan. Private Wiltshire George H. 110th Battalion Accidentally killed St. Mary's, Ontario
Wood, William1918 23 Oct.1918 23 Oct. Private Wood William Canadian Expeditionary Force Died Kemmel, Great Britain
Wright, William Jonathan1917 18 Aug.1917 18 Aug. Lieutenant Wright William Jonathan 4th Trench Mortar Battery Killed in Action Hill 70 near Lens, France

The original contributor's caveat: "The list of names and info on this page is not the same as what is on the cenotaph in St Marys. This is list from several sources that has been compiled together. You will find most of the names match but all the other info has been added." Register entries are preserved verbatim, including original spellings and bracketed uncertainty (e.g. "Arns, France", "Canandian Engineers", the "1017" year typo).

Attribution

Register compiled by Kathy from several sources — "Thanks to Kathy for all her hard work on this data" (original site credit).

Kathy — compiled from several sources

Source & Citation

St. Marys Cenotaph (war memorial), St. Marys, Perth County, Ontario. Compiled register of 65 First World War dead with rank, unit, cause and place of death, contributed by Kathy and preserved in the Ancestors at Rest archive.

Last verified: 2026-07-06

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