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Cenotaph record

Waverley Cenotaph, Simcoe County, Ontario

War memorial for the townships of Medonte, Tay, Tiny and Flos — 137 First and Second World War names transcribed from the monument's 9 township panels

9 photographs. Photographs of the monument with all 8 name panels (WW1 and WW2) transcribed.

Name index · Township

As transcribed by the original contributor.

Medonte Township · 1914–1918 · 22 names

Transcribed names
Archer, Ambrose V.
Buckley, Con.
Campbell, Wesley
Duddy, Herbert
Farragher, William
Grigg, John
Higgins, Fred
Innes, Edward
Kitchen, Douglas
Leslie, W. Johnston
Middleton, Russell
Mount, Cleveland
Nash, Mervin
Nelles, George
Orr, Charles
Raaflaub, Robert
Reynolds, Fred
Reynolds, George
Rumford, Fred
Tigen, William
Tudhope, Howard
Williamson, Hilton

Tay Township · 1914–1918 · 26 names

Transcribed names
Bell, John
Burns, Wallace H.
Carter, John N.
Clapp, Ernest
Clark, Alfred
Currier, James
Durnford, Andrew W.
French, Oscar
Johnston, James
Jones, Alvin
Kennedy, William
Kitchener, Frank
Langley, James
Linton, James
McDonald, Archibald
McNabb, Frank C.
Montgomery, J. Chas
Neilly, W. Wesley
Ney, Marshal
Quinlan, William
Ralston, Earl
Rummney, Harry
Russell, Norman
Swartman, Norman
Vincent, Norman
Wright, Ronald

Tiny Township · 1914–1918 · 13 names

Transcribed names
Arnold, Percy
Bailey, Arthur
Bell, Colonel
Bell, Lorne
Blackstock, Jos. H.
Braithwade, Wm. H.
Dusome, George
Ellery, Harry
Foster, William A.
Kemp, Howard
Lacroix, Peter
Moore, Earnest N.
Sterritt, Albert

Flos Township · 1914–1918 · 27 names

Transcribed names
Bell, Howard
Carruthers, Wm. H.
Davis, Alfred
Donaldson, Ernest
Drysdale, James
Forsythe, Thomas J.
French, Walter
Gilbert, Oliver S.
Gore, George
Humphries, Wm. C.
Kerr, David W.
Kerr, Oscar
Lawson, M. Grant
McFadden, Richard
Middleton, Walter L.
Mitchel, Patrick
Paterson, James
Polson, Alex
Ralph, Leonard
Ritchie, William S.
Rolfe, L. W.
Shipcott, A. Roy
Smith, Joseph
Snider, Morley
Train, C. Verner
VanBuren, George
VanSickle, George W.

Medonte Township · 1939–1945 · 11 names

Transcribed names
Boyd, J.
Brechin, M. L.
Jannett, L. A.
Johnston, J. H. R.
McNitt, G. R. [?]
Nicholes, H.
Pledger, K. M.
Pledger, T. O.
Sheriden, B. G.
Shortreed, J. L.
Truax, C. W.

Tay Township · 1939–1945 · 20 names

Transcribed names
Arbour, E.
Baker, E. E.
Barnes, A. J.
Biette, E. R. [?]
Blanchard, T. C.
Brotherston, W. M.
Cadeau, C. F. R.
Cadeau, W. F.
Curry, H. N. H.
Evans, T. H. I. [?]
Hodgins, M. E.
Hodgins, N. J.
Lancaster, C.
Lawson, T.
Mayhew, J. D.
Nelson, F. R.
Plouffe, E. J.
Reid, D. W.
Sheckleton, R. J.
Williams, C.

Tiny Township · 1939–1945 · 4 names

Transcribed names
Adams, J. R.
Downer, W. W.
LaFreniere, W.
Wood, R. M.

Flos Township · 1939–1945 · 14 names

Transcribed names
Archer, C. D. H.
Clute, W. S.
Dean, C. M.
Dutcher, T. H. C.
Furlong, J. A.
Hall, F. W.
Hanson, H.
Hiltz, E. J.
Naismith, D. A.
Naismith, R. W.
O'Neill, E. H.
Smith, O. A.
Spence, J. A.
Walton, W. D.

137 names transcribed directly from the monument's 9 photographs (8 name panels for Medonte, Tay, Tiny and Flos townships — 4 WW1 panels with full given names, 4 WW2 panels with surname-first initials; a Korea 1950–1953 heading appears on the Medonte and Flos WW2 panels with no names beneath it). Transcribed from this archive's own photographs (640x480), not a fresh site visit — a few worn/small WW2-panel initials marked [?] where uncertain.

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Matched automatically from the archive’s name and place indexes — research leads, not confirmed relations.

Source & Citation

Waverley Cenotaph (war memorial), Waverley, Simcoe County, Ontario, serving Medonte, Tay, Tiny and Flos townships. 137 First and Second World War names transcribed from the monument's 9 photographed panels, preserved in the Ancestors at Rest archive.

Last verified: 2026-07-06

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