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St. Paul's Anglican Church Book of Remembrance

This memorial is dedicated to the parishioners who served and died in the First and Second World Wars. It was erected by the parishioners of St. Paul’s Anglican Church. During Remembrance Day services, children from the parish go up to the front of the congregation and take turns reading the names written down in the book out loud for all to hear and remember.

Inscription

[cover/couverture]

Book of Remembrance

[first page/premième page]
Book
of
REMEMBRANCE
The Great Wars
1914 – 1918
1939 – 1945
St. Paul’s Church
Fort William, Ontario
Diocese of Algoma

[second page/deuxième page]
RECORDED
THIS BOOK
are the names of those
mambers of this Parish who served
with much gallantry, some giving
their lives, in one or both of the
Great Wars for God and Country

Both those who paid the Supreme
Sacrifice and those who lived to
return are also commemmorated
and honoured by the stained window
above, the gift of the Congregation,
which also stands as a Thanks –
giving to Almighty God for the
great Victory of right over wrong
and for the Peace.

[third and fourth pages/troisième et quatrième pages]
ROLL OF
HONOUR

TO THE GLORY OF
GOD
and in grateful and loving memory,
the names of those from this Parish
who laid down their lives in the
Great Wars are here inscribed.

1914 – 1918

Banks, E.
Bishop, Sidney
Chandler, F.W.
Cleaver, F.
Cliff, D.S.
Coleman, B.E.

Coles, W.
Ensworth, Clyde
Fryer, Hal.
Ideson, I.C.
James, A.H.
Kent, V.

Little, J.K.
Lumby, Rex.
Lyne, A.E.
Nelson, K.
Nichols, J.
Parkinson, A.E.
Pearce, R.
Prescott, C.
Suxelby, W.

Shaptou, S.
Silver, C.A.
Smales, R.
Smith, A.E.
Smith, C.H.
Solvander, B.
Slone, F.
Whitham, J.K.
Wilcox, P.

1939 – 1945

Booth, Donald G.
Aug. 29 – 1943.

Cook, J. Howard
Jan. 23 – 1945.
Cox, William K.
Aug. 14 – 1944

Crow, Bert K.
Jan. 16 – 1945

Candier, Joseph
Jan. 19 – 1944

Hopton, Cecil G.
June 8 – 1944.

Jones, Donald J.
May 24 – 1944.

McCullough, Don. R.
Dec. 12 – 1941.

Morgan, Eaton
Dec. 29 – 1944.

Parsons, William E.
May 4 – 1944.

Pickering, Leonard
Nov. 15 – 1944.

Pratt, William R.
June 25 – 1940.

Thomas, Monty B.
Oct. 7 – 1944.

Wilcox, Russel H.
Feb. 10 – 1942.

“Greater Love Hath No Man Than This That A Man Lay Down His Life For You”

[following pages/pages suivantes]
The following members of St.
Paul’s Church enlisted for
service in the World War
1914 – 1918
(list of names, for complete list contact us/liste de noms; pour obtenir la liste complète, communiquez avec nous)

The following members of St.
Paul’s Church enlisted for
service in the World War
1939 – 1945
(list of names, for complete list contact us/liste de noms; pour obtenir la liste complète, communiquez avec nous)

Français

Livre du souvenir de l'Église anglicane St. Paul

Ce mémorial est dédié aux membres de la paroisse anglicane St. Paul qui ont combattu et qui sont morts pendant les Première et Seconde Guerres mondiales. Il a été érigé par les paroissiens. À l’occasion des cérémonies du jour du Souvenir, les enfants de la paroisse prennent place à l’avant de la congrégation et lisent à tour de rôle à voix haute les noms inscrits dans le livre, afin que tous puissent les entendre et s’en souvenir.

Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.

Note: Inside a building; it may only be open at certain times. · À l’intérieur d’un bâtiment; il n’est peut-être accessible qu’à certaines heures.
Location: St. Paul's Anglican Church, 808 Ridgeway Street, Thunder Bay
Emplacement : Église anglicane St. Paul, 808, rue Ridgeway, Thunder Bay
Coordinates · Coordonnées: 48.379000, -89.249640
Marker type: Book of Remembrance
Type de repère : Livre du Souvenir
Source: Veterans Affairs Canada – National Inventory of Canadian Military Memorials
Licence · Permission: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada (Veterans Affairs Canada).
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