Grand Orange Lodge of Western Canada
BC, AB, SK, MB
Western Canada
For whose dear sake our Fathers died;
O Mother Land, we pledge to Thee,
Head, heart and hand through the years to be.
"This Memorial is Dedicated to the Men and Women of the Orange Institution Worldwide, who at the call of King and country, left all that was dear to them, endured hardness, faced danger, and finally passed out of the sight of man by the path of duty and self sacrifice, giving up their own lives that others might live in Freedom. Let those who come after see to it that their names be not forgotten."
The siting of the memorial at the Somme beside the Ulster Tower was deemed appropriate when we consider the great sacrifices that were made on that now sacred ground by members of our Order. The memorial does not detract from the memory and our deep sincere appreciation of all those who paid the supreme sacrifice men and women of all nationalities and of all religions.
It is a historical fact that the Orange Institution saw more of its members serve and make the supreme sacrifice in the first world war than any other single organization.
They are not dead to us
We shall know them no more on earth
We will inscribe their names in our memories
From dust we were made
And unto dust we shall return
And from dust we shall arise
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son
and to the Holy Ghost.
As it was in the beginning, is now
and ever shall be, world without end.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Stephenson Harry M/54421 LOL 2983, Dawson Creek
Corporal, 10 Field Sqn, Royal Canadian Engineers. Died: September 11, 1944. Buried: Italy
(A Roll of Honour from the BC Reports of Proceedings has yet to be submitted)
1914 - 1919
Addinell John Henry, Sgt. #883024 LOL 2517, Blackfalds
187th Central Alberta Battalion. Died: August 17, 1916, Red Deer, AB.
Argo Alexander #808833 LOL 1813, Cochrane
50th Calgary Battalion. Died: May 6, 1917, France.
Armstrong A. LOL 2518, Gadsby
Armstrong George G. LOL 2242, Bremner
Baker Girtte Louis #487385, Methodist Minister LOL 2540, Holden
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. Died: July 6, 1917, France.
Bannon J.H. LOL 1549, Medicine Hat
Barrett J.H. LOL 2302, Calgary
Bates H. LOL 1794, Edmonton
Beaumont James LOL 1827, Calgary. Victim of the torpedoed RMS Lusitania, May 7th, 1915, off the coast of Ireland.
Bertram P. LOL 2566, Edmonton
Blois Harry Morris, Lieutenant LOL 2500, Hanna
50th Calgary Battalion. Presbyterian. Died: April 10, 1917, France
Bradley John LOL 2315, Redcliff
Brock Frederick William #811395 LOL 1794, Edmonton
72nd Company, CanadianForestry Corps. Presbyterian. Died: October 19, 1918, UK
Connew Percy Alexander, Corporal #108163 LOL 1987, Gilt Edge
3rd Canadian Mounted Rifles (Medicine Hat). Anglican. Died: December 1, 1915, Belgium.
Crumb Eric Leander, Lieutenant LOL 1654, Edmonton
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles (Saskatchewan/Manitoba), attd: 3rd Entrenching Battalion. Methodist. Died: October 12, 1916, France.
Curran Alexander #2476591 LOL 1813, Cochrane
52nd Ontario Battalion. Died: September 28, 1918, France.
Curry John Nathaniel #204847 LOL 2591, Duhamel
15th (48th Highlanders) Battalion. Presbyterian. Died: May 1st, 1917, France.
Davis W.H. Rev. Capt. MC LOL 2566, Edmonton
Davison James #487453 LOL 1563, Calgary
Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry. Died: October 31, 1917, Belgium. Presbyterian
Downing J. LOL 2406, Banff
Doyle James Henry #231516 LOL 2534, Edgerton
31st Alberta Battalion. Died: September 7, 1917, France. Presbyterian
England Frank Herbert LOL 1625, Red Deer
7th Battalion (British Columbia Regiment) Died: September 9, 1916, France. Methodist
Fisher Abraham Leslie #654537 LOL 2534, Edgerton
47th Battalion (Western Ontario Regiment) Died: September 2, 1918, France. Methodist
Fleming James #101626 LOL 2404, Edmonton
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: September 29, 1918, France. Anglican
Fowler A.E. #624698 LOL 2400, Coronation
50th Calgary Battalion. Died: September 28, 1918, France.
Fulton James #447524 LOL 1827, Calgary
14th Battalion (Royal Montreal Regiment). Died: June 26, 1916, Belgium. Presbyterian.
Gardner William Gerald #435605 LOL 2224, Blairmore
50th Calgary Battalion. Died: February 27, 1917, France. Methodist
Garvie Harold Ellis LOL 2566, Edmonton
Canadian Army Service Corps, 1st Ammunition Supply Park. Died: June 4, 1917, France. Presbyterian.
Garvie William #108239 LOL 2566, Edmonton
Canadian Calvary Machine Gun Squadron. Died: October 12, 1918, France. Presbyterian
Gill Harry #436117 LOL 2586, Namao
4th Battalion, Central Ontario Regiment. Died: May 26, 1917, Belgium. Methodist
Gillingham Sidney George, Lance Corporal #100324 LOL 2566, Edmonton
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: October 2, 1918, France. Anglican
Goldstone Henry James #433131 LOL 1794, Edmonton
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: March 22, 1916, Belgium. Presbyterian
Hanlan Thomas Frank #624735 LOL 1823, Ardrossan
78th Battalion (Winnipeg Grenadiers). Died: April 9, 1917, France.
Harding Henry Arthur #12918 LOL 1544, Okotoks
5th Battalion (Western Calvary) Died: June 6, 1916, Belgium. Anglican
Harper William Donald #446202 LOL 1563, Calgary
7th Battalion (British Columbia Regiment) Died: June 8, 1916, Belgium. Presbyterian
Haundly J.H. LOL 2105, Calgary
Helem William Robert #883513 LOL 2400, Coronation
31st (Alberta) Battalion. Died: November 6, 1917, Belgium. Methodist
Henderson William #2772673 LOL 2315, Redcliffe
Royal North West Mounted Police, Calvary Sqn. Siberian Expeditionary Force. Died: December 29, 1918. Buried: Churkin Russian Naval Cemetery. Age 19. Presbyterian.
Huggins Charles Oliver, Lance Sergeant #160813 LOL 1563, Calgary
2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles (British Columbia) Died: September 6, 1917, France.
Johnson George LOL 2533, Hubalta
Johnstone D. LOL 2272, North Edmonton
Jolly John, Military Medal, #161262 LOL 2272, North Edmonton
54th Central Ontario Battalion. Died: April 9, 1917, Vimy, France.
Jones E.F. LOL 2400, Coronation
Jones G. LOL 2280, LaPearl
Kerr A. LOL 2105, Calgary
King A. LOL 2534, Edgerton
Law U.C. LOL 2598, Medicine Hat
Libby Allison LOL 1641, Fort Saskatchewan
Linaker H.J. LOL 1654, Edmonton
McCombie C. LOL 2565, Elnora
McCurdy R. #100266 LOL 2282, Lamont
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: September 15-16, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Presbyterian
McDonald John LOL 2344, Drumheller
McDuff George LOL 1666, Lethbridge
McKenzie Alex James Richardson #808612 LOL 1827, Calgary
50th Calgary Battalion. Died: October 26, 1917, Belgium. Presbyterian
McKenzie Peter #472225 LOL 1794, Edmonton
46th South Saskatchewan Battalion. Died: April 9, 1917, France. Presbyterian
McKenzie Richard Grant, Sergeant #100795 LOL 1654, Edmonton
66th Edmonton Battalion. Died: Edmonton, Alberta. Presbyterian
McKnight Bruce, Corporal #18911 LOL 1654, Edmonton
1st Battalion (West Ontario Regiment). Died: June 15, 1915. Vimy Memorial. Methodist
McLean J.W. LOL 1549, Medicine Hat
McLennan J.D. LOL 2406, Banff
McQuinn Norman #117399 LOL 1827, Calgary
2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles (British Columbia) Died: May 16, 1916. Belgium. Presbyterian
Mason George #624744 LOL 1690, Lacombe
78th Battalion (Winnipeg Grenadiers) Died: January 3, 1917, France
Merrill Earl Ethelbert #3213886 LOL 2565, Elnora
21st Alberta Reserve Battalion. Died: October 7, 1918, at sea. Halifax Memorial. Methodist.
Mersereau G. L LOL 2029, Islay
Millar James #160444 LOL 2302, Calgary
31st Alberta Battalion. Died: May 3, 1917, Vimy Memorial. Presbyterian
Mills James #100830 LOL 1794, Edmonton
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: October 30, 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Methodist
Mitchell R.A. LOL 2272, North Edmonton
Morfitt John LOL 1690, Lacombe
Morford John LOL 1690, Lacombe
Morral B. LOL 2533, Hubalta
Morris Howard LOL 1776, Wetaskiwin
Morris Stephen Crocker #33416 LOL 1827, Calgary
3rd Field Ambulance, Canadian Army Medical Corp. Died: July 29, 1916, Belgium. Anglican
Mott Enoch Franklin #433032 LOL 2535, Wainwright
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: June 11, 1916, France. Baptist
Mumford Cecil #108402 LOL 2540, Holden
"C" Company, 3rd Canadian Mounted Rifles (Medicine Hat). Died: December 1, 1915, Belgium. Methodist.
Newport Gordon #436775 LOL 1987, Gilt Edge
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: May 28, 1916, France.
Pickering John William #154913 LOL 1549, Medicine Hat
9th Battalion, Canadian Railway Troops. Died: October 25, 1917, Belgium. Presbyterian.
Pickering N.J. LOL 2566, Edmonton
Pollock Thomas Henry #160819 LOL 2105, Calgary
72nd Vancouver Battalion. Died: September 27, 1918, France. Methodist.
Reilly Wilbert #461322 LOL 2585, Innisfree
44th Battalion. Died: August 10, 1918, France.
Sharp William Albert, Lance Sergeant, #13683 LOL 2403, Penhold
5th Battalion (Western Calvary). Died: July 21, 1916, Belgium. Anglican
Simons Stephen, Corporal, #510752 LOL 2272, North Edmonton
Canadian Engineers, Attd: 2nd Tunnelling Company. Died: February 1, 1917, Belgium. Methodist
Stewart R.H. Captain LOL 1654, Edmonton
10th (Calgary) Battalion. Died: May 22, 1915, France. Presbyterian
Stockton Archibald Clive #737106 LOL 1544, Okotoks
43rd Battalion (Cameron Highlanders of Canada). Died: March 6, 1919, France. Methodist
Stuart J. LOL 1818, Macleod
Theal Howard Nelson #437619 LOL 2325, Acme
15th Battalion (48th Highlanders). Died: September 26, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Methodist.
Towler George #883629 LOL 2105, Calgary
50th Calgary Battalion. Died: October 26, 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Anglican
Waddell George #2020210 LOL 2566, Edmonton
102nd 'North British Columbia' Battalion. Died: November 17, 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Presbyterian.
Walker Alexander, Sergeant #446902 LOL 1563, Calgary
3 Company, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. Died: October 30, 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Anglican.
Warring Robert LOL 1654, Edmonton
Webster Lister Olny, Major LOL 1827, Calgary
50th Calgary Battalion. Died: August 19, 1916, Belgium. Anglican
Wheatley Samuel #183042 LOL 2533, Hubalta
7th Battalion (1st British Columbia Regiment) Died: April 8, 1917, France. Anglican
Whiffin H.A. LOL 2222, Suffield
Williams Steve #437450 LOL 1946, Mannville
15th Battalion (48th Highlanders) Died: June 15, 1916, Belgium.
Wiseman A. LOL 2272, North Edmonton
Woodward Frederick Wilson, Corporal #18104 LOL 2566, Edmonton
3rd Battalion (Toronto Regiment) Died: May 25, 1915. Vimy Memorial. Anglican
Wilson John William #812202 LOL 1625, Red Deer
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: October 30, 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Presbyterian.
Yarr William John #696100 LOL 2598, Medicine Hat
31st Alberta Battalion Died: November 6, 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Anglican
Young George LOL 595, Springbank
Young Percy, Sergeant #435145 LOL 595, Springbank
50th Calgary Battalion, 'A' Company. Died: April 10, 1917. Vimy Memorial. Presbyterian.
Dickson Cecil Alexander AFC, J/10870 LOL 2501, Edmonton
Flying Officer, 168 (Heavy Transport) Sqn, RCAF. Died: December 15, 1944. No known grave.
Lugg Harold William, J/89269 LOL 1946, Mannville
Pilot Officer, Royal Canadian Air Force with 57 Sqn, Royal Air Force. Died: August 27, 1944 during mine laying operation. No known grave.
Abbott Charles #424501 LOL 1351, Portage la Prairie
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles (Manitoba/Saskatchewan) Died: September 15, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Anglican
Adams William Alexander #424502 LOL 1512, Brandon
Cameron Highlanders of Canada (43rd Battalion, Winnipeg). Died: August 22, 1916, Belgium. Presbyterian.
Allan James Robert, Captain LOL 1630, Cypress River
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: September 20, 1916, France. Anglican
Allen Kennedy Cuthbert #2378956 LOL 2077, Winnipeg
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: between September 27-29, 1918, France.
Alexandra Ross LOL 2267, Lenore
Armstrong Percy LOL 1583, Killarney
Baker George LOL 1795, Winnipeg
Balsdon Leslie #424103 LOL 1734, Lavenham
21st Kingston Battalion. Died: April 2, 1916. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial.
Beaumont Joseph LOL 325, Winnipeg
Bellemay Joseph F. LOL 2035, Brandon
Bettley Clarence LOL 1795, Winnipeg
Bradshaw Robert Oliver, Sergeant #74295 LOL 1795, Winnipeg
28th 'North-West' Battalion. Died: August 11, 1916, Belgium. Presbyterian.
Carter George #820684 LOL 411, Emo, Ontario
52nd (New Ontario)Battalion. Died: November 2, 1917, France. Methodist.
Carvell C.W. LOL 1734, Lavenham
Carvell W.G. LOL 1734, Lavenham
Clarke Daniel #86502 LOL 388, Winnipeg
4th Battalion, Canadian Labour Corps. Died: April 19, 1917, France. Presbyterian.
Comagher Kenneth LOL 1656, Elgin
Crawford Robert Morton #292219 LOL 1616, Elva
4th Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps. Died: September 2, 1918. Vimy Memorial
Creelan T. LOL 2483, Winnipeg
Cunningham Lorne Emerson #408056 LOL 325, Winnipeg
13th Battalion (Royal Highland Regiment of Canada, The Black Watch) Died: June 13, 1916. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Presbyterian.
Currie Alexander LOL 1508, Carberry
Dagg Frederick James #461475 LOL 1785, Dauphin
44th Battalion (Cameron Highlanders, Winnipeg) Died: October 25, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Anglican
Davidge Reginald #460049 LOL 2311, Winnipeg
Royal Canadian Regiment Died: October 8, 1916, France. Anglican
Duddy Herbert James #925603 LOL 1513, Hamiota
5th Battalion (Western Calvary) Died: July 26, 1918, France. Methodist.
Duncan William #7640 LOL 325, Winnipeg
2nd Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Died: November 7, 1914, Belgium. (believed to be first Orangeman from Canada to fall in the Great War)
Favel Robert James #829656 LOL 2430, Petersfield
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles (Manitoba/Saskatchewan) Died: October 11, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Anglican
Finlay Thomas #622026 LOL 1795, Winnipeg
43rd Battalion (Cameron Highlanders of Canada, Winnipeg) Died: September 21, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Presbyterian
Francis Wheelock #1000407 LOL 1494, Neepawa
43rd Battalion (Cameron Highlanders of Canada, Winnipeg) Died: October 26, 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Baptist
Garland Victor Claude #187056 LOL 1354, High Bluff
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: September 26, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Anglican
Graham Richard LOL 1351, Portage la Prairie
Grant William #1612 LOL 388, Winnipeg
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: April 25, 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Presbyterian.
Greentree Bernhard Francis #1001024 LOL 1494, Neepawa
16th Manitoba Battalion. Died: August 30, 1918, France.
Haight H. LOL 1913, Winnipeg
Hanna J. LOL 1982, Winnipeg
Harris Ralph Norman #424884 LOL 1520, Winnipeg
31st (Alberta) Battalion. Died: September 27, 1916, France. Anglican
Henderson William John #234089 LOL 1512, Brandon
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: August 15, 1917. Vimy Memorial. Methodist
Howe Edward Alexander #1000891 LOL 1494, Neepawa
16th Manitoba Battalion. Died: November 8, 1917, Belgium.
Hudson Howard #126099 LOL 2569, Winnipeg
102nd 'North British Columbia' Battalion. Died: January 4, 1918, France. Methodist.
Hudson Lester #622408 LOL 1507, Portage la Prairie
52nd 'New Ontario' Battalion. Died: June 10, 1916, Belgium. Anglican
Hyder B. LOL 1354, High Bluff
Ivens Charles John, Lance Corporal #424952 LOL 1711, Minnetonas
31st Alberta Battalion. Died: November 9, 1917, Belgium.
Jackson William, Company Sergeant-Major #420474 LOL 1795, Winnipeg
16th Manitoba Battalion. Died: May 14, 1916, Belgium. Presbyterian
Jarvis Allison LOL 1795, Winnipeg
Johnston W.J. LOL 1765, Fork River
Jones Cecil LOL 2077, Winnipeg
Kerr Robert John #461137 LOL 2597, Winnipeg
43rd Battalion (Cameron Highlanders of Canada) Died: October 26, 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Presbyterian
Kincaid Andrew #875272 LOL 120, Winnipeg
27th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: November 6, 1917, Belgium. Presbyterian
Kirk William #71816 LOL 1913, Winnipeg
27th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: April 4, 1916. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Presbyterian
Kirkness Horace LOL 2430, Petersfield
McAuley Edgar Alexander #2129208 LOL 2083, McAuley
27th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: October 4, 1918, France.
McClure H. Lieutenant #22410 LOL 120, Winnipeg
44th Manitoba Battalion Died: August 23, 1917. Vimy Memorial. Methodist
McComb David Leonard, Corporal #86745 LOL 1464, Stonewall
5th Brigade, Canadian Field Artillery. Died: June 13, 1916, Belgium. Presbyterian
McFadden Colin LOL 1795, Winnipeg
McHarg Hugh Alexander #292293 LOL 1490, Carman
44th Manitoba Battalion Died: April 8, 1917, France. Methodist
McHenry J. LOL 120, Winnipeg
McKenver Angus K. LOL 2077, Winnipeg
McKerrow Richard #415072 LOL 1653, Deloraine
25th Nova Scotia Battalion. Died: August 29, 1918, France.
McKinnon Roger LOL 2294, Transcona
McKinvin Angus LOL 2294, Transcona
McLaughlin William LOL 1510, Wellwood
McLean Robert, Lance-Corporal, Military Medal, #830619 LOL 325, Winnipeg
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: September 30, 1918. Presbyterian.
McNair Earl LOL 1466, Morris
McNeice Robert John #461500 LOL 2569, Winnipeg
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: September 26, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Presbyterian
McRae J. LOL 1630, Cypress River
Marsh Gilbert #425054 LOL 1883, Glenella
31st Alberta Battalion. Died: September 15, 1916, France. Presbyterian.
Marshall Alexander #291497 LOL 2318, Ridgeville 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles (Manitoba/Saskatchewan) Died between August 20 and 21, 1917. Vimy Memorial. Anglican.
Mason Richard LOL 1351, Portage la Prairie
Millar Charles D. #15404 LOL 1490, Carman 8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: February 17, 1917, France. Methodist
Mennie William LOL 484, Winnipeg
Moody Harry John #14770 LOL 2311, Winnipeg 16th Manitoba Battalion. Died: April 23, 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial.
Moore Walter L. #1000203 LOL 1795, Winnipeg 44th Manitoba Battalion. Died: April 27, 1918. France. Anglican
Ogiltree Francis LOL 1357,
Peter Robert William #1000759 LOL 2008, Gladstone 44th Manitoba Battalion. Died: August 23, 1917. Vimy Memorial. Presbyterian
Petrick Adam #865546 LOL 1512, Brandon 8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: September 29, 1918. France. Presbyterian
Porteous Robert Mooney #213799 LOL 2035, Brandon 19th Battalion (Central Ontario Regiment) Died: September 29, 1916. Vimy Memorial. Presbyterian.
Pott Horace LOL 2318, Ridgeville
Pruden Richard LOL 2430, Petersfield
Rainey James LOL 2569, Winnipeg
Rainey John LOL 2569, Winnipeg
Rankin R.H. LOL 2294, Transcona
Reiney James LOL 2569, Winnipeg
Roberts W. LOL 1913, Winnipeg
Robinson Walter 1795, Winnipeg
Russell Peter LOL 1844, Norwood
Scott J.W. LOL 2569, Winnipeg
Sexsmith Mark LOL 411, Emo, Ontario
Sexsmith Richard LOL 411, Emo, Ontario
Sharpe C. LOL 1913, Winnipeg
Shewfelt Lorne LOL 1490, Carman
Shields G.G. LOL 2446, Winnipeg
Smith Alexander LOL 1520, Winnipeg
Spratt J. George LOL 1656, Elgin
Stokes H. LOL 2318, Ridgeville
Storzack John LOL 1511, Carberry
Tatten William LOL 1520, Winnipeg
Tavener Harold R. LOL 1711, Minnetonas
Thorvaldson W. LOL 2035, Brandon
Vance Samuel G. LOL 1795, Winnipeg
Walker Ernest LOL 1772, Gilbert Plains
Walker Reginald G. LOL 2294, Transcona
Weilding Harry LOL 649, Neepawa
Wilford C. LOL 2077, Winnipeg
Woods Thomas LOL 2039, Benito
Woods W.E. LOL 990, Fort Francis
Wray Robert LOL 2312, Brandon
1939 - 1945
Easton Herbert Robinson, Sergeant, R/56846 LOL 1795 Winnipeg
214 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force
Died: April 18, 1941. No known grave.
Harnett Sam Robert James, Sapper, H/56302 LOL 990 Fort Frances, Ontario
3 Field Park Company, Royal Canadian Engineers
Died: October 23, 1944, Belgium.
Peterson Edwin, Sergeant, B/58272 LOL 1510 Wellwood
1st Special Service Battalion (Devil's Brigade)
Died: February 7, 1944, Anzio Beachead, Italy
Pritchard William Lawrence, H/103566 LOL 1568 Rathwell
Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada
Died: October 23, 1944, Netherlands.
Reynolds L.R. LOL 1583 Killarney
Sheppard David George, Leading Signalman, V/9817 LOL 1520 Winnipeg
Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve
Died: September 13, 1942 onboard His Majesty's Canadian Ship 'Ottawa' - twice torpedoed in the North Atlantic.
Smith Thomas Alfred, Leading Cook, V/24481 LOL 325 Winnipeg
Royal Canadian Navy Volunteer Reserve
Died: August 21, 1944 onboard His Majesty's Canadian Ship 'Alberni' - torpedoed and sunk.
Suttie James Murray MC, Captain, LOL 1510 Wellwood
Royal Canadian Infantry Corps, Attached: 4th Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers
Died: October 22, 1944, Netherlands
1914 - 1919
Allen Charles #105230 LOL 1980, Govan.
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: September 26, 1916, France. Anglican
Atcheson John James #216061 LOL 2448, Plumbridge
107th Winnipeg Battalion/Canadian Pioneers Died: August 15, 1917,France. Anglican
Barrett Robert Lee #425645 LOL 1892, Abernethy
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: September 26, 1916, France. Presbyterian.
Bielcard J.W. LOL 2265, Waldeck
Billott H. LOL 2424, Woodrow
Bowen Calvin Milton #907441 LOL 1861, Stoughton
195th Regina Battalion/Manitoba Battalion. Died: April 28th, 1918, France. Presbyterian
Bremner Charles Jamieson #910906 LOL 2196, Young
46th South Saskatchewan Battalion. Died: August 21, 1917. Vimy Memorial
Bridges Thomas #105920 LOL 1980, Govan
68th Regina Battalion. Died: September 25, 1916 Presbyterian
Bright James Charles #424382 LOL 2379, Duff
28th 'North West' Battalion. Died: September 26, 1916. Vimy Memorial
Brown D. LOL 1861, Stoughton
Brown John LOL 2473, Bradwell
Brown W.M. LOL 2632, Moose Jaw
Bulmer F.J. LOL 2179, Estevan
Burlmaux S. LOL 2379, Duff
Card Thomas LOL 2373, Aneroid
Carr W. LOL 2061, Davidson
Carrol John LOL 1608, Regina
Carson George #811 Sergeant LOL 1993, Regina
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. Died: May 18, 1915, France. Wesleyan Methodist
Charlton Alexander William #114298 LOL 1930, North Battleford
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles (Saskatchewan) Died: May 9, 1916, Belgium. Anglican
Coleman William Richard #106144 LOL 2255, Millerdale
Corporal, 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles (Saskatchewan). Died: September 15, 1916, France. Anglican.
Compton HenryB. #73741 Distinguished Conduct Medal, LOL 1993, Regina
28th 'North West' Battalion. Died: June 8, 1916, Belgium.
Cooper S.C. LOL 2631, Regina
Cox R.T. LOL 2263, Saskatoon
Craig C.M LOL 2366, Regina
Craig E.A. LOL 2088, Unity
Craig M. LOL 2366, Regina
Crowder P.E. LOL 2304, Tompkins
Cudmore William Henry #255509 LOL 1599, Archydale
3rd Battalion, Canadian Machine Gun Corps. Died: September 24, 1918, France
Dand Martin #73740 LOL 1608, Regina
28th 'North West' Battalion. Died: June 6, 1916, Belgium.
Fisher John LOL 1801, Saskatoon
Foster Charles LOL 2271, Richfarms
Fowler Henry #907086 LOL 1608, Regina
102nd Battalion (Central Ontario Regiment) Died: April 6, 1917, France. Presbyterian
Gallagher Joseph Charles #472167 LOL 1801, Saskatoon
2nd Company, Canadian Machine Gun Corps. Died: June 3, 1916, Belgium. Baptist
Gilmore John James #204764 LOL 1599, Archydale
13th Company, Canadian Machine Gun Corps. Died: May 3, 1917, France
Gordon George LOL 2191, Luseland
Goudal Pierre Joseph #473121 LOL 2173, Shellbrook
14th Battalion (Royal Montreal Regiment) Died: September 26, 1916, France. Presbyterian
Hamilton J. LOL 2346, Ernfold
Hampton Joseph #463092 LOL 1980, Govan
7th (British Columbia) Battalion. Died: August 9, 1918, France
Harding William, Sergeant #73059 LOL 2263, Saskatoon
28th 'North West' Battalion. Died: October 8, 1915, Belgium. Anglican
Harres H.G. LOL 1608, Regina
Harrison George LOL 2305, Webb
Henderson J. LOL 1893, Swift Current
Hossel E. LOL 2081, Hubbard
Johnston J.B. LOL 2346, Ernfold
Kossack E. LOL 2081, Hubbard
Kurty Charles LOL 1993, Regina
Lees James LOL 2462, Simpson
Logan R.B. LOL 2476, Old Wives
McDonald A. LOL 1608, Regina
MacKay Alexander John #253147 LOL 1608, Regina
49th Edmonton Battalion. Died: November 2, 1917, Belgium. Presbyterian.
McWalter W. LOL 1801, Saskatoon
Machan Clyde LOL 2152, Rosetown
Martin Andrew LOL 2472, Pilot Butte
Milne M. LOL 2366, Regina
Milne William LOL 2366, Regina
Morrow William LOL 2174, Leask
Muir James LOL 2472, Pilot Butte
Newton G.E. LOL 1588, Oxbow
Nicholls J.L. LOL 2434, Pinkham
Oliver Ernest LOL 2263, Saskatoon
Pavier Arthur #426154 LOL 1599, Archydale
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: April 5, 1918, England
Pollock S.L. #871552 LOL 2263, Saskatoon
78th Battalion (Winnipeg Grenadiers). Died: April 6th, 1917, France
Powell W.T. LOL 2006, Mortlach
Reid James Allan, Sergeant, Military Medal #13142 Methodist LOL 2161, Sylvania
5th Battalion (Western Calvary). Died: September 26-27, 1916, Vimy Memorial.
Robb Wiliam LOL 2462, Simpson
Robinson D. #334444 LOL 2366, Regina
3rd Field Ambulance, Canadian Army Medical Corp. Died: April 30, 1915. Buried: RNWMP Cemetery, Regina.
Robson J. LOL 2631, Regina
Rooks Lester George, Lieutenant LOL 2179, Estevan
Royal Canadian Regiment (originally Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry) Died: April 9, 1917, France
Rusk Richard W. Corporal #106529 LOL 2424, Woodrow
1st Canadian Mounted Rifles (Saskatchewan) Died: September 15, 1916, France
Sanford James LOL 2472, Pilot Butte
Scott G.E. LOL 1926, Laura
Shier H. LOL 2525, Boswells
Sparrow Roy Manley #252494 LOL 2305, Webb
28th 'North West' Battalion. Died: May 18, 1917, France
Stone Charles Addison, Sergeant #81857 LOL 1930, North Battleford
8th Winnipeg Battalion. Died: September 9, 1916, France.
Storer T.H., Lieutenant LOL 1930, North Battleford
Summers John Andrew #2000028 LOL 2631, Regina
5th (Western Calvary) Battalion. Died: November 10, 1917, Belgium
Sunley William LOL 2448, Plumbridge
Sunley W. Sergeant #73842 LOL 1525, Summerberry
28th 'North West' Battalion. Died: September 14, 1916, France.
Tackaberry George Frederick #426611 LOL 2304, Tompkins
16th Manitoba Battalion. Died: September 4, 1916, France.
Tetterley C. LOL 2592, Limerick
Thompson E. LOL 2153, Dinsmore
Tinkess I.W. Lieutenant LOL 2263, Saskatoon
44th Manitoba Battalion Died: February 13, 1917, France.
Vokins William McArthur #625160 LOL 1972, Lashburn
78th Battalion (Winnipeg Grenadiers) Died: October 30, 1917, Belgium.
Walker George LOL 2592, Limerick
Walter E. LOL 2346, Ernfold
Waterton A.C. #925720 LOL 2592, Limerick
15th Battalion, Cdn Army Medical Corps. Died: November 15, 1917, Belgium.
Watson F. LOL 1608, Regina
Weeks William T. #114087 Methodist. LOL 2103, Lloydminster
5th Canadian Mounted Rifles (Quebec). Died: September 19, 1916, France.
Weir Robert Cpl. #13045 MM LOL 2265, Waldeck
5th Battalion (Western Calvary). Died: September 26, 1916, France.
Wickens Ewart Roland L/Cpl #472698 LOL 1801, Saskatoon
46th South Saskatchewan Battalion. Died: November 18, 1916, France.
Wilson Thomas B. LOL 2088, Unity
Woodhouse J. LOL 1725, Sintaluta
Adair Arthur Dunham #R/70976 LOL 2327, Fairlight
Flight Sergeant (Air Obs.) Royal Canadian Air Force; attached to 9 Squadron, Royal Air Force. Died: June 21, 1942. Buried: Netherlands
Aldridge Kenneth H/1465 Former child in Orange Home, Indian Head
45 Gen. Transport Company, Royal Cdn. Army Service Corps. Drowned at landing in France, July 14, 1944.
Age 18.
Brown Lloyd LOL 1559, Ellisboro
George Albert LOL 2564, Willow Bunch
Hogan Dr. H.T. LOL 2309, Lintlaw
McIntyre William G. L/27939 LOL 2441, Forest Gate
Regina Rifles. Died June 9, 1944. Buried: France
McRobb James Keith J/36381 LOL 2631, Regina
Flying Officer (Navigator) 427 Sqn. Royal Canadian Air Force. Died: July 29, 1944 while on attack on Hamburg in Lancaster bomber. Buried: Hamburg, Germany
Patterson Robert Juvenile Orange Lodge 212, Regina. Drowned at sea
Tatlow Raymond L/101577 LOL 3034, White Fox
Gunner, 15 Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery. Died: February 28, 1945. Buried: Netherlands
Taylor W. LOL 1873, Carievale
Thompson Robert LOL 2424, Woodrow
LOL 1895, Coleman, Alberta
McGillivray Creek Mine Explosion
County Master - Miniota, Manitoba
LOL 1804, Miniota
February 14th, 1914
Particularly sad were the circumstances surrounding the death of this brother, who had been honoured just one week previously by his brethren, by being appointed to the County chair of Miniota. He gave up his life in a heroric attempt to save his daughter from a fire which consumed his dwelling. He was for twenty-six years connected with the Order.
June 19, 1914
'Lord Nelson' LOL 2199, Hillcrest, Alberta
Hillcrest is known the world over for the 1914 mine disaster, the worst coal mining disaster in Canadian history.
When the explosion and disaster occured on Friday June 19, 1914 it became the world's third worst mine disaster.
The mine was owned and operated by the Hillcrest Coal and Coke Company, and was thought to be one of the safest in the region. On Friday June 19, 1914 at 9:30 a.m., it is believed that a methane gas explosion stirred up coal dust which then triggered further blasts. The force of the underground explosions erupted out of one of the mine entrances, blowing in the front wall of the concrete hoist engine house and removing its roof, killing two people on the surface and collapsing the entrance. Of the 235 men on shift in the mine that morning, only 46 survived both the initial blast and the subsequent gasses and lack of oxygen.
The accident had a profound effect on the town of Hillcrest Mines, which in 1914 had a population of about 1,000. A total of 189 men died, about half of the mine’s total workforce, which left 130 women widowed and about 400 children fatherless. Many of the victims were buried in a mass grave at the Hillcrest Cemetery. Condolences came from across the country, including a brief message from King George V, but the commencement of World War I soon overshadowed this event. Amongst them were a large number of the members of 'Lord Nelson' Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2199, Hillcrest, including the Worshipful Master, Secretary and several other officers. This disaster and the advent of the Great War brought this lodge to a quick close. The members of this lodge who were killed by both events were not recorded except these known few who were killed in the mine:
Pounder George - Worshipful Master
Adlam William Herbert - Lodge Secretary
Quigley James S., Mine Foreman - Lodge Secretary in 1912
Links:
http://www.crowsnest.bc.ca/hillcrest.html
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~dsucha/hillcrest.html
http://members.tripod.com/~coalminersmemorial/hillcrestminedisaster.html
LOL 1625 Red Deer, Alberta.
Strathcona's Horse, 'B' Squadron
Anglican, cowpuncher
Brother Jenkins was the first casualty of Strathcona's Horse after being shot in the abdomen when his troop came under fire from a farmhouse flying a white flag. Second-hand stories and rumours have it that the captured Boers were summarily hanged for shooting Jenkins under a flag of truce. He was buried the same day in the garden of an abandoned farm. Lord Dundonald and Staff attended the funeral. Bro. Jenkins Queen's South Africa medal, sent to his father, is in the Lord Strathcona's Horse museum, Calgary.
McNicoll Archibald Pte. #483
LOL 1625 Red Deer, Alberta.
Strathcona's Horse, 'B' Squadron
Died of Enteric Fever, June 19, 1900, South Africa
The Nile Campaign, Egypt
KENNEDY William Nassau Lieutenant-Colonel LOL Winnipeg 90th Regiment Winnipeg. Died May 3, 1885
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North West Canada Rebellion - 1885
A list of Orangemen having served in this campaign isn't available but many are known to have served. For example, of the 250 men of the Royal Grenadiers of Toronto, 148 were members of the Orange Order. The Midland Regiment (Belleville, Lindsay, Kingston, Port Hope) also had strong Orange connections. Both units were front and center in the taking of Batoche. In all, 40 men died and 119 were wounded serving the Queen during this campaign. It is not known which of those named below were members of a Loyal Orange Lodge. The Government of Canada refuses to acknowledge the sacrifice of its soldiers in this campaign with a Roll of Honour or by even making an effort to determine the details of who they were. Therefore, this Grand Lodge will take it upon itself to provide this known casualty list of killed and wounded here:
ALLEN George Kyrle, French’s Scouts. Batoche
ANDERSON Joseph, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake. ARMSWORTH Charles, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Died of wounds from engagement at Fish Creek. ARNOLD G.P., Constable, North West Mounted Police. Killed at Duck Lake.
ASSELIN Benjamin A., Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek.
BABIE James, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake.
BAKER D’Arcy, Sergeant, Boulton’s Mounted Infantry. Shot dead April 26, 1885.
BARBER William Henry, Private, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Batoche
BARON Ralph, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Batoche
BARTON William, Private, Midland Battalion. Batoche
BLACKWOOD Alexander S., Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
BOUCHETTE Charles J., Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
BOWDEN Harry Hammant, Corporal, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
BRISHANE Batoche
BROWN Edward T., Captain, Boulton’s Mounted Infantry. Killed May 12, Batoche.
BRUCE Valentine, Trooper, Boulton’s Mounted Infantry. Fish Creek.
BURKE P., Constable, North West Mounted Police. Killed at Cut Knife Hill.
CAFFNEY James T. Cut Knife Hill
CANNIFF William Hamilton, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
CANTWELL William John, Private, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche
CHAMBERS Joseph Fish Creek
CHARPENTIER Napoleon, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Batoche
CHRISTIE Albert E., Sergeant, Midland Battalion. Batoche
CLARKE W. Fish Creek
CODE John Britton David, Corporal, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Killed at Fish Creek.
COOK Batoche
COOK Richard Samuel, French’s Scouts. Batoche
COOK W. Fish Creek
COOPER George E., Colour Sergeant, 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own Rifles. Cut Knife Hill COWAN D., Corporal, North West Mounted Police. Killed while scouting near Fort Pitt, April 15.
COWLEY M. Batoche
CUMMINGS Roderick, Colour Sergeant, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Fish Creek DALEY S.N. Batoche
DAWSON George Dudley, Major. 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche
DOBBS Arthur, Private, Battleford Rifle Company. Killed at Cut Knife Hill.
DUNN Robert Henry, Private, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Fish Creek
EAGER John B., Corporal, Governor General’s Foot Guards sharpshooters. Batoche
ELLIOTT Sheffington Connor, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake.
EMERIE A. Fish Creek
ENNIS William, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Killed at Fish Creek.
ERRICKSON Max, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Batoche
FAIRBANKS William S., Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Batoche
FERGUSON Alexander W., Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Killed at Fish Creek.
FISHER Alexander, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake.
FITCH William Charles, Lieutenant, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Killed at Batoche.
FOLEY James, Corporal, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche
FOULKES Herbert, #93, Bugler, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Shot through chest, May 2, Cut Knife Hill.
FRASER James Sutherland Chisholm, Private, 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own Rifles. Cut Knife Hill
FRAZER James Ira, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Killed at Batoche.
FRENCH John, Captain, French’s Scouts. Killed at Batoche.
GAGHAN Batoche
GARDEN Batoche
GARDNER Fish Creek GARRETT G.M., Constable, North West Mounted Police. Killed at Duck Lake. GIBSON W., Constable, North West Mounted Police. Killed at Duck Lake.
GILBERT Ernest, Bugler, Battleford Rifle Company. Cut Knife Hill.
GILCHRIST W., Corporal, North West Mounted Police. Wounded at Duck Lake. GILLIES James, Corporal, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Batoche GORDON S.F., Constable, North West Mounted Police. Wounded at Duck Lake.
HALLIWELL Edwin Armitage Earle, Corporal, Midland Battalion. Batoche
HALLIWELL John Earle, Lieutenant, Midland Battalion. Batoche
HARDISTY R.R, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Killed at Batoche.
HARRIS Edward, Private, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Fish Creek
HARRISON James, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek
HAY William Hope, Trooper, Boulton’s Mounted Infantry. Batoche
HISLOP David, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
HOWE W. Inspector, North West Mounted Police. Wounded at Duck Lake. HUTCHINS James, Staff Sergeant, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Fish Creek
HUTCHISON James, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Killed.
JACKES Franklin Robert, Sergeant, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Batoche
JONES Harry Fish Creek
JONES Milas Riley Fish Creek
JONES Richard, Private, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Fish Creek
KEMP Charles H., Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
KEMP William, Corporal, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Batoche
KING Charles, Trooper, Boulton’s Mountain Infantry. Fish Creek
KIPPEN Alexander Walker, Lieutenant, Dominion Land Survey Intelligence Corps. Batoche
LAIDLAW George E., Lieutenant, Midland Battalion. Batoche
LANGERELL W. Fish Creek
LANGFORD James, Trooper, Boulton’s Mounted Infantry. Fish Creek
LEMAY Joseph Ephrem, Private, 65th Mount Royal Rifles. Died in pursuit of Big Bear.
LETHBRIDGE John Edward, Corporal, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
LLOYD George Exton, Chaplain, 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own Rifles. Cut Knife Hill
LOVELL Edward, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
LOWRY W.H.T., Corporal, North West Mounted Police. Killed at Cut Knife Hill.
Mac KEAND Alfred, Lieutenant-Colonel, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Batoche
MANLEY Frederick Fitzpayne, Captain & Adjutant, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche MANNERS-SMITH W.A., Constable, North West Mounted Police. Wounded at Duck Lake
MANOLLY G.Henry de, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek
MARCOTTE Joseph, Private, 65th Mount Royal Rifles. Died in pursuit of Big Bear.
MARKLEY A., Constable (Scout), Prince Albert Volunteers. Wounded at Duck Lake.
MARSHALL Batoche
MARTIN Arthur S., Private, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche
MASON James, Captain, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche
MAWHINNEY S. William, Laboratory Foreman, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek
Mc DONALD Ernest James, Private, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Fish Creek
Mc DONALD Mr. D., Assistant Clerk. Steamer "Northcote".
Mc KENZIE Daniel, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake.
Mc NABB Alexander, Sergeant, Prince Albert Volunteers. Wounded at Duck Lake.
Mc PHAIL Daniel, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake. Mc QUILKEN Joseph St. C., Private, Governor General’s Foot Guards sharpshooters. Cut Knife Hill
Mc REA J. In pursuit of Big Bear.
MIDDLETON Robert, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake. MILLER A., Constable, North West Mounted Police. Wounded at Duck Lake. MILSON Henry, Private, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche
MITCHELL Batoche
MOISAN Eugene, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek
MOORE Henry Stewart, Captain, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Wounded at Duck Lake.
MOORE Thomas, Private, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Killed at Batoche. MORTON John, Captain, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake.
MORTON Thomas, Corporal, ‘B’ Battery (Kingston), Canadian Artillery. Cut Knife Hill NAPIER William, Corporal, Prince Albert Volunteers. Killed at Duck Lake.
NEWETT C., Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Wounded at Duck Lake.
OSGOODE William, Private, Governor General’s Foot Guards sharpshooters. Killed at Cut Knife Hill
OUELLETTE Napoleon, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek.
PELLETIER Oscar Charles, Lieutenant, ‘B’ Battery (Kingston), Canadian Artillery. (attached from 9th Quebec Voltigeurs) Cut Knife Hill
PERRIN Herbert B., Trooper, Boulton’s Mounted Infantry. Fish Creek
PHILLIPS William, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Killed at Batoche.
PRINGLE William Rodger McIntyre, Dresser, Medical Staff. Shot on steamer “Northcote" at Batoche.
QUIGLEY John, Private, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche
REYNOLDS Thomas, Gunner, ‘B’ Battery (Kingston), Canadian Artillery. Cut Knife Hill
ROGERS John, Private, Governor General’s Foot Guards sharpshooters. Killed at Cut Knife Hill
SCOBEL Batoche
SLEIGH R.B., Corporal, North West Mounted Police. Killed at Cut Knife Hill.
SPACKMAN Alfred James, Sergeant-Major, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Cut Knife Hill
STEAD Louis, Private, 10th Battalion, Royal Grenadiers. Batoche
STEWART Alexander, Colour Sergeant, Boulton’s Mounted Infantry. Fish Creek
STEWART Alexander, Constable, Prince Albert Volunteers. Wounded at Duck Lake.
STOUT Thomas, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Batoche
SWAN John Wheeler Charles, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
SWINFORD Charles, Lieutenant, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
TAYLOR Douglas H., Acting Bombardier, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek
THEKER Walter T., Corporal, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
THOMPSON Frederick J., Trooper, Boulton’s Mounted Infantry. Fish Creek
TURNER James, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek
VAREY Charles A., Private, 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own Rifles. Cut Knife Hill
VINEN Mr. on the steamer “Northcote"
WARD John H. Cut Knife Hill
WATSON Arthur John, #165, Private, ’C’ Company, Infantry School Corps. Died of wounds following the Battle of Fish Creek, May 1st.
WATSON F. Alexander, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Batoche
WATSON M. John, Sergeant-Major, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Batoche
WATTS George W., Private, 2nd Battalion, Queen’s Own Rifles. Cut Knife Hill
WHEELER Arthur Oliver, Lieutenant, Dominion Land Survey Intelligence Corps. Batoche
WHEELER George Victor, Private, 90th Winnipeg Battalion. Fish Creek
WILSON Michael, Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek
WINDER Charles, Transport. Killed at Cut Knife Hill. WOOD J.J., Constable, North West Mounted Police. Wounded at Duck Lake.
WOODMAN Walter Y., Gunner, ‘A’ Battery (Quebec), Canadian Artillery. Fish Creek
WRIGHT William Thomas, Sergeant, 90th Winnipeg Rifles. Batoche
YOUNG Alexander Lovelace, Private, 90th Winnipeg Rifles. Batoche
A detailed, first hand account of Bro. Scott's murder can be read toward the end of this chapter - LINK
Fenian Raids 1866 - 1870
A Roll of Orangemen having fell in this campaign is not availible but it is known that many members of the Order served in repelling the Irish-American Fenian invaders. In 1866 the Grand Lodge meeting had to be postponed with the following explanation: "owing to the invasion of our soil on the 2nd of June by bands of Fenian's, and from the fact that nearly every officer in the Grand Lodge, as well as thousands of our brethren, were called to the front to resist the invaders, the M.W. Grand Master ordered the meeting postponed." The first blood shed by the defenders was that of an Orangeman. The government of Canada refuses to acknowledge the service and sacrifice of those who responded to the call of duty in this campaign by way of an official honour roll.
