Désignation de la Docteure Maude Abbott comme personnage historique par le MCCQ!

COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE

 

LA DOCTEURE MAUDE ABBOTT (1869-1940) DE SAINT-ANDRÉ-D’ARGENTEUIL RECONNUE COMME PERSONNAGE HISTORIQUE PAR LE GOUVERNEMENT DU QUÉBEC

 

Vendredi, 8 mars 2019 – Saint-André-d’Argenteuil. En cette Journée internationale des femmes, c’est avec fierté que le Musée régional d’Argenteuil annonce que la Docteure Maude Elizabeth Seymour Abbott (1869-1940), native de Saint-André-d’Argenteuil, est désignée en tant que personnage historique selon la Loi sur le patrimoine culturel par le Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec (MCCQ).

« La désignation de Maude Abbott comme personnage historique par la Ministre de la Culture et des Communications reconnaît officiellement le parcours de cette femme d’exception. Une des premières femmes médecins au Québec et au Canada, pionnière du monde médical de la cardiologie, aidante naturelle auprès de sa sœur et femme engagée dans sa communauté, la Docteure Abbott est une source d’inspiration et suscite la fierté des gens d’Argenteuil » déclare Luc Lépine, vice-président du Musée régional d’Argenteuil.

Appuyé par la MRC d’Argenteuil et la Municipalité de Saint-André-d’Argenteuil, c’est le 15 mai 2015 que le Musée avait déposé une demande de reconnaissance pour la Docteure Maude Abbott comme personnage historique auprès du MCCQ. Suite aux élections provinciales à l’automne 2018, le bureau de la nouvelle députée d’Argenteuil Agnès Grondin a relancé ce dossier auprès du Ministère. « Malgré une attente de presque quatre ans, cet honneur arrive à un moment propice puisque nous célébrons cette année le 150^e anniversaire de la naissance de la Docteure Abbott (18 mars 1869) » précise encore Luc Lépine.

Rappelons que Maude Abbott fait partie d’une famille notable de St. Andrews (aujourd’hui Saint-André-d’Argenteuil) ayant construit la première église d’Argenteuil, Christ Church, entre 1819 et 1821. Elle est la petite-cousine de John Joseph Caldwell Abbott, également né à St. Andrews, qui fut le troisième Premier ministre du Canada de 1891 à 1892. Brillante étudiante, elle devient une des premières femmes médecins au Québec et au Canada en obtenant son diplôme de l’Université Bishop en 1894. Ses recherches médicales et ses nombreuses publications ont contribué à l’avancement de la connaissance médicale sur les maladies cardiaques congénitales chez les poupons. Elle développe également un système de classification pour le Musée de pathologie de l’Université McGill dont elle fut la conservatrice. Soucieuse de son devoir de mémoire, Maude Abbott est à l’origine de deux institutions patrimoniales d’importance pour la communauté d’Argenteuil : elle est co-fondatrice de la Société historique du comté d’Argenteuil en 1934 et du Musée régional d’Argenteuil en 1938.

Au cours de l’année 2019, le Musée régional d’Argenteuil réalisera deux projets en l’honneur de la Docteure Abbott, soit « Maude Abbott, sa famille et son temps (1869-1940) » dans le cadre d’un projet pour la documentation et la numérisation d’éléments patrimoniaux du MCCQ qui sera disponible en ligne à l’été 2019. Le Musée travaille aussi sur une exposition virtuelle intitulée « Sur les pas de la Docteure Maude Elizabeth Seymour Abbott (1869-1940), une femme à l’avant-garde de son époque » dans le cadre du programme d’investissement du Musée virtuel du Canada qui pour sa part devrait être disponible en ligne à l’automne 2019.  Pour célébrer la vie de Maude Abbott et son héritage, le Musée régional d’Argenteuil invite les citoyens à visiter sa page Facebook et son site Web tout au long de l’année.

 

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Source :

Lyne St-Jacques

Directrice du Musée régional d’Argenteuil 

450-537-3861 (ou cellulaire :514-589-4333)

 

Lien vers site du Ministère de la Condition féminine du gouvernement du Québec : http://www.patrimoine-culturel.gouv.qc.ca/rpcq/detail.do?methode=consulter&id=10266&type=pge&fbclid=IwAR3YKIQ-8_As1TZE5LT3aLg-OdWGzidEa37ERFtc9_Krl0kUzndiAFOSd74#.XIKEl3dFziN

Hommage: Île-Maude-Abbott à Saint-André-d’Argenteuil!

8 MARS 2019 – Un deuxième honneur pour la Docteure Maude Abbott, en cette journée internationale des femmes, la Commission de toponymie du Québec a nommé à son nom une île de la Municipalité Saint-André-d’Argenteuil. L’Île-Maude-Abbott se situe sur la rivière du Nord à quelques 200 mètres en amont du pont Murray-Johnson, au cœur du village de Saint-André.

Voici le communiqué de presse: http://www.toponymie.gouv.qc.ca/ct/references-utiles/communiques-de-presse/20190308_maude-abbott.aspx

Voici la fiche descriptive de l’Île-Maude-Abbott: http://www.toponymie.gouv.qc.ca/ct/ToposWeb/Fiche.aspx?no_seq=438437

Nous nous souviendrons d’eux, le 11 novembre 2018 / Lest we forget, November 11, 2018.

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Nous nous souviendrons d’eux, le 11 novembre, 2018

 

Nos combattants : Les hommes et les femmes d’Argenteuil qui ont servi

durant la Première Guerre Mondiale

 

Cette liste a été compilée pour commémorer le 100e anniversaire de la fin de la Première Guerre mondiale. Cela peut ne pas être complet.  S’il vous plaît laissez-nous savoir de toute omission.

 

Les sources de cette liste incluent : Dossiers de service, Bibliothèque et Archives Canada; Mémorial virtuel de guerre du Canada; Great Canadian War Project; List of Officers and Men Serving in First Canadian Contingent; McGill University Honour Roll; Le journal The Lachute Watchman. 

 

Un très grand merci à Leslie Parker pour son travail acharné et ses recherches pour cette liste.

 

Guide de la liste :

 

† Morts au combat ou mort de blessures ou mort à la suite de la guerre.

 

Un nom suivi d’une ville ou d’un village indique que la personne vivait à cet endroit. Un nom suivi de «br.» indique que la personne est née dans la ville ou dans une localité, mais qu’elle vit ailleurs.

 

Un astérisque * indique qu’il s’agit de l’orthographe / de l’information telle qu’elle apparaît sur les documents d’archives et ne reflète pas nécessairement l’orthographe actuelle.

 

NOK signifie « plus proche parent ».

 

Un nom seulement ou un nom suivi de « honour roll » ou de « The Lachute Watchman » indique que d’autres recherches sont nécessaires.

 

 

Lest we forget, November 11, 2018

 

Those who served: The WWI servicemen & women of Argenteuil

 

This list has been compiled to commemorate the 100^th anniversary of the end of WWI.  This may not be complete.  Please let us know of any omissions. 

 

Sources for this list include:  Service records held by Library & Archives Canada; Canadian Virtual War Memorial; Great Canadian War Project; List of Officers and Men Serving in First Canadian Contingent; McGill University Honour Roll; The Lachute Watchman newspaper. 

 

A very special thank you to Leslie Parker for his tireless work and research for this list.   

 

Guide to the list:

 

† Killed in action or died of wounds or died as a result of the war.

 

A name followed by a town or settlement indicates the person was living in this place.

 

A name followed by “br.” indicates the person was born in the town or settlement, but was living elsewhere.

 

An asterisk * indicates this is the spelling/information as it appears on archival documents and does not necessarily reflect current spelling.

 

NOK means “next of kin”.

 

A name only or a name followed an “honour roll” or by “The Lachute Watchman” indicates more research is needed.  

 

† Albright, Lance Corporal Charles Albert, St. Andrews East, 

Died Nov. 6, 1917, Passchendaele.  Potijze Chateau Cemetery

Albright, Ewen William, St. Andrews East

Albright, Nelson McNaughton, br. St. Andrews East

Andrews, William Stanley, Lakefield, Gore

Archer, J.

Armstrong, Brig. Gen. Charles Johnstone, NOK Carillon, Victoria Cross

Armstrong, Leonard in The Lachute Watchman

Armstrong, Russell Arthur, br. St. Jerusalem

Arnold, Robert, br. Grenville,

Arnold, Stephen Russell, Grenville

Arnold, Thomas James, br. Rivington

Ashby, Lieutenant Gerald Scarlett, NOK Lakeview 

Wounded, April 9, 1917, Vimy Ridge.  McGill Honour Roll

Aubin, Lovini, br. Lachute

Aubin, Wilfrid, Calumet

Awde, Everett, br. Grenville

 

Bailley, George, Avoca

Bampton, Bertrand, br. Lachute

Bampton, Lieutenant Edwin Charles, Lachute.  First Canadian contingent.

Banford, Howard William, br. Lachute

Barber, John Tovell, Brownsburg

Barclay, Ross James, Pointe Fortune

Barclay, James Pitcairn, Pointe Fortune

Barker, Edward, br. Lachute

† Barker, Hubert Peter, Dalesville

            Died Sept. 27, 1918. Bucquoy Cemetery France

Barker, William, Lachute

Barley, Leslie Thomas, Lachute Mills

Barrie, Alexander John, NOK Arundel

Barrows, Albert Edward, Brownsburg

Bates, Daniel Abel, br. Avoca, RAF

Beauchamp, Joseph Albert, br. Montfort

Beausejour, Arthur, Lachute

Beausejour, Moise, Lachute

Beaton, Russell Thomas, br. Lost River

Beaton, George in The Lachute Watchman

Beattie, John Wesley, br. Mille Isles

Beaven, Albert, br. Argenteuil

Beaven, Herbert, br. Weir

Beaven, John Allen, Weir

Bedard, Edward Joseph, br. Carillon*

Bédard, Edouard Charles, Lachute

Beers, Norman Alexander, br. Lachute

Beers, Robert Kenneth, br. Lachute

† Beggs, Gunner John Wesley, Pointe Fortune

            Died August 15, 1919.  St. Andrews East Protestant Cemetery

Bélanger, Arthur, Lachute

Bélanger, Come, Lachute*

Bell, James Mackintosh, br. St. Andrews East

Bellemare, Rudolphe, br. Grenville

Belt, John, br. Grenville

† Benette, James Russell, NOK Brownsburg

            Died June 4, 1916, Ypres Memorial

Bennett, Arthur Daniel, Brownsburg

Bennett, Gilbert William, br. Lachute

Bennett, James Gordon, br. Harrington

Bennett, Louis George Leslie, br. Calumet

Bennett, Sydney David Elton, br. Calumet

† Bennett, William Peter, br. Lachute,

            Killed in action, Nov. 6, 1917, Passchendaele.  Ypres Memorial

Berry, Robert Sydney, Lachute

Berniquer, Frederic, br. Lachute

Bertrand, Oscar, br. Lachute

Bigelow, Franklin Harris, St. Andrews East

Bigelow, Gilman Samuel, br. Calumet

† Bigrow, Johnny Edward, Arundel

            Died October 30, 1918, Arundel Anglican Cemetery

Billingham, Arthur William, buried Dalesville

Bishop, Thomas John, Lachute

†Black, George, Mille Isles

            Died September 30, 1918, Bourlon Wood Cemetery

Blakely, William Harvey, buried Lachute

† Blanchard, Avarist, Brownsburg*  

First Canadian Contingent.  Died May 20, 1915, Vimy Memorial

Boa, Archibald, br. Lachute, 

            First Canadian contingent.  Prisoner of War, 1915-1918.

† Boa, Frank Tracy, Arundel. 

            Killed in action, Aug. 9, 1918, Vimy Memorial

Boa, James Allan, Lachute

Boileau, Harry, br. Carillon

Bourgon, John/Jean Baptiste, Lachute

Boyce, David Connelly, br. Lachute

Boyce, Norman Robert, br. Lachute

Boyd, Arthur Stackhouse, Lachute

Boyd, Benjamin Stuart, br. Lachute

† Boyd, Benjamin Wellington., br. Arundel. 

            Killed in action, Oct. 9, 1916. Vimy Memorial

Boyd, Edmund, Gore

Boyd, James Edwin, Lachute

Boyd, Joseph Robert, br. Arundel

Boyd, Tolbert William, Brownsburg

Bradford, Ernest Edward, br. Lachute Mills, 

Bradford, Gilbert Daniel, br. Lachute,  

Bradford, Harold Albert, br. Lachute Mills,

Bradford, Howard John, br. Lachute

Bradford, Joseph William, br. Chatham

† Bradford, Lance Corporal Reuben, Chatham,

            Died Dec. 20, 1916, Aubigny Cemetery

Bradford, William Cecil Rogers, br. Lachute

Bradford, William Roy, Pointe Fortune

Brazeau, Thomas, Grenville

Brazeau, William, in The Lachute Watchman

Briere, Willie, br. St Adolphe de Howard*

Brosseau, Jean Baptist, Lachute

Brown, George Wilfrid, Brownsburg. 

            Under age.  Served at Passchendaele, Hill 70.

Brown, William Ernest, Lachute

† Buchan, Second Lieutenant William Erskine, Brownsburg

RAF, Died March 9, 1918.  Stockbridge Cemetery, U.K.

Bull, Wilton, Lachute Mills

Burk, Ernest Edward, br. Dalesville  

Burk, William Arthur, br. Dalesville

† Burns, Richard, br. Lakeview. 

            Died Feb. 5, 1919, Shorncliffe Cemetery, U.K.

† Burns, Corporal Stephen William, br. Grenville 

First Canadian Contingent, Died March 6, 1915, Bailleul Cemetery

Burt, Percy, in The Lachute Watchman

† Butler, Charles Andrew, Brownsburg. 

            Killed in action, Apr. 9, 1917, Vimy Ridge.  Thelus Cemetery

 

Calder, George Francis, br. Lachute

Calder, Major John Rodger, Lachute. 

            McGill Honour Roll

† Calder, Captain William McClure, Lachute, 

McGill Honour Roll.  Died Nov. 1, 1918.  Champagnole Cemetery, Jura

Cameron, Charles, br. Stonefield

Cameron, Harold Lionel, br. Lakefield, Gore

Cameron, Norman Hugh, father from Grenville

Cameron, William Theron, br. Lakefield, Gore

Campbell, David Dewar, br. Brownsburg.  Played for Les Canadiens, 1920

Campbell, Douglas John, br. Mille Isles.

† Campbell, Lance Corporal Harold Bertram, Brownsburg 

            Killed in action, April 9, 1917, Vimy Ridge.  Givenchy Road Cemetery

Campbell, John Howard, br. Dalesville   

Campbell, Malcolm John, br. Grenville

Campbell, Reginald Parson, br. Lachute

Campbell, William John, br. Morin Heights

Candlish, Norman Alpheus, Cushing

Carleton, Lieutenant John Fallon, mother in Lachute

† Carpenter, Sergeant Gordon Clifton, on cenotaph. 

            Killed in action, Nov. 6, 1917, Passchendaele.  Menin Gate Memorial

Carpenter, James Roy, br. Lachute Mills

Carpenter, Ray, br. Lachute

Carpenter, Robert Emery, br. Lachute

Carpenter, Thayer Robinson, Lachute Mills

Carpenter, William, br. Chatham 

Carrière, Gedeon, Grenville*

Carson, James Fraser, br. Cushing

Carter, Herbert, Grenville on cenotaph

Carter, James, br. Grenville

Castle, William Victor, Brownsburg

Chabot, Albert, parents in Lachute

Chaffey, William Edward, Weir

Chambers, Gordon Reuben, St. Mungo’s list

Chambers, Percy E., buried Morin Heights

Chapman, Frederick, br. Lachute

Chapman, Perry Angus, br. Lachute

Chapman, Samuel, br. Lachute

Charbonneau, Rosaire, br. Calumet

Charlebois, Harry, br. St. Andrews East

Charlebois, Raoul, Lachute

Chisholm, William John Laughlin, br. Lachute

† Christie, Second Lieutenant Edgar Watchorn, Morin Heights

RAF, Died April 2, 1918.  Faubourg-d’Amiens Cemetery

Christie, John Edward, br. Lachute.  McGill Medical Student

Christie, John William, br. Argenteuil

Clark, Garnet Edward, Grenville

Clark, George Silas, Lachute

Cleland, Gilbert Leonard, br. Lachute

Cleland, Norman Arthur, br. Lachute

Cleary, Rufus Joshua, br. Arundel

Colquhoun, Allan Hutcheson, br. Lakeview

Colquhoun, Stewart, br. Lakeview

Combs, Forby, Dalesville.  Baptist Church Honour Roll

Coney, James H., Cushing

Conley, Richard, br. Morin Heights

Conlin, Cecil Edward, Lachute

Connolly, Edgar, wife in Morin Heights

Cooke, Edward David, Lachute

Cooke, Major George Samuel, br. Arundel

            Order of Merit Argicole, France 

Cooke, William Edgar, br. Lachute

Copeland, Ernest Hamilton, Lakefield, Gore

Copeland, Melvin Clarence Walker, Lachute

† Copeland, Thomas, br. Shrewsbury

            Wounded, April, 14, 1917, Vimy Ridge.  Died October 30, 1917, Nine Elms Cemetery

† Coursol, Eugene, on cenotaph.

             Died Nov. 28, 1918, Grayshott Cemetery, U.K.

Courte, Joseph Gustave, br. Harrington

Courte, Vincent, br. Harrington

Cousins, Hugh Shirley, Grenville

Cousins, Richard Henry, Grenville

Couvrette, Arsene, Lachute

Cormack, W., Brownsburg

Cox, James Ewing, br. Grenville

Craig, Edward John, br. Arundel

Craig, Willie, Lachute

Creswell, Harris James, Lachute

Cruise, Robert, br. Lachute

† Cruise, Robert Wallace, family in Brownsburg

            Killed in action, Sept. 28, 1916.  Contray British Cemetery

† Cruise, Driver Willis, Lachute Mills. 

            Died of wounds, Sept. 4, 1918.  Wimille Cemetery

Cruise, William, family in Brownsburg

            Brother of Robert Wallace Cruise

Cumming, Lieutenant Austin Louis, br. Grenville

Cumming, Hugh O’Brien, br. Grenville

† Cunningham, Robert Austin, sister in East Settlement

            Died March 21, 1917, Etaples Cemetery

Curry, James Edwin, br. Lachute

 

Dallaire, Leonidas, Lachute Mills

Dallaire, Joseph Pierre Telesphore, Lachute*

Dart, Alfred, Brownsburg

Davidson, Henry Robert, br. Chatham

Davis, James Edmond, Carillon

Davis, John Douglas, br. Morin Heights

Davis, Lyle Lorenzo, br. Morin Heights

Dawson, Walker Beavens, Mille Isles

Dawson, William Walker Bond, br. Mille Isles

Dean, James, br. Calumet

Decasse, Alexandre, Lachute Mills*

Décoste, Alfred, St. André D’Argenteuil

Décoste, Edouard, St. André D’Argenteuil

Décoste, Oscar, St. André D’Argenteuil

†Delisle, Albert Le Mesurier, Lachute

            Died June 29, 1916, Lijssenthoek Cemetery

Demers, Adelard, br. Carillon

Demerse, Melvin Sydney, br. Lachute

Densmore, James Gordon, Stonefield. 

            Wounded Vimy Ridge, April 1917

Densmore, Katherine/Dinsmore, Kathryn, Stonefield,

Nursing Sister, Served with U.S. forces

Densmore, Wilfrid Roger, Stonefield

            Prisoner of War

Desforges, Adonias, Grenville

Desforges, Aldege, St. Philippe*

Desforges, Henri, Greece’s Point

Desjardins, Jean, Lachute

Desjardins, Philias, Lachute Mills

Deslauriers, Geoffroy, Lachute

Deslauriers, John, br. Harrington

Deslauriers, Joseph, in The Lachute Watchman

Deslauriers, Simon, Lachute

† Dewar, James Alexander, br. Lost River 

            Died of wounds, Nov. 23, 1917.  St. Sever Cemetery

Dewar, Willie, br. Lost River

Diamond, Kenneth Garfield, Harrington East

† Dickinson, John Henry, Rockway Valley, Arundel 

            Died April 15, 1916, Ste Agathe, after discharge

† Dixon, George, Lachute

            Killed in action, April 9, 1917, Vimy Ridge.  Nine Elms Cemetery

Dobbie, James Edgar, br. Lachute

Dodd, John James, Beech Ridge

Dodd, Joseph Harold, Beech Ridge

Doig, Robert William Guy, family in Lachute

Doig, William, br. Lachute

Donald, Alan, Brownsburg

Donnelly, Frank, Brownsburg

† Douglas, Second Lieutenant Roland Keith, Cushing

            RAF, Prisoner of War.  Died November 26, 1918.  Niederzwehren Cemetery

Dorion, Felix Edward, br. Lachute

Dowd, Burbert Frances, br. Cushing

Drennan, John McGibbon, br. Lachute

Drinkwater, Charles, Chatham on cenotaph

Drouin, Albert, Brownsburg

Drysdale, James, br. Lachute

Dubeau, Pierre, Lachute, Military Medal

Dubord, Lucien, Calumet

Ducasse, Alexandre, Lachute Mills

Dulude, Oliva, St. Philippe

Dumoulin, William, br. Grenville

†Dudley, Griffith Ernest, Lachute cenotaph

            Died of wounds, April 12, 1917, Vimy Ridge.  Wimereux Communal Cemetery

†Dumas, Arthur, mother in Lachute. 

            Killed in action, April 6, 1918.  Duisans British Cemetery

Dumoulin, William, br. Grenville

Duncan, C., in The Lachute Watchman

Durling, Vernon Beckwith, Lachute

Dycie, Norman, Lorne, Morin Heights

 

Elliott, Amos Robert, br. Morin Heights

Elliott, Gordon James, br. Morin Heights

Evans, Charles Gilbert, br. Lachute

            First Canadian contingent

Evans, Edgar, Arundel

Evans, Robert Clark, br. Lachute

Evans, Sanford Howard, Lachute 

Evans, William, Morin Heights

Evans, William John, Lakefield, Gore

 

Faucault, Donat, Lachute

Farrelly, R. in The Lachute Watchman

Feenie, Lionel Eured Kerr, br. Lachute

Fisk, John, Brownsburg

Fisk, Sidney Alfred, NOK Brownsburg. 

Fitzgerald, Herbert Bernard, br. Chatham

† Fisher, Norman, Brownsburg. 

Died Sept. 4, 1916, London Cemetery, France

Fletcher, Joseph, Brownsburg

Fletcher, Matthew Cunningham, Brownsburg

Forbes, Major Duncan Stewart, died St. Andrews East,

             Military Cross

Foreman, Edward, br. Lachute

Forget, Arthur, Morin Heights

Forget, Donat, Morin Heights

Forget, Jeremi, br. Morin Heights

Fournier, Charlemagne Aldard, St. André est

Fraser, James Herbert, br. Grenville

Fraser, Laun Duncan, br. Harrington

Fraser, Nelson, St. Andrews East

Fraser, Roderick, br. Lost River

Fraser, Roy Percival, br. Lachute

Fraser, Wilbur Ross, br. Lachute

 

Gagne, Lucien, Lac des 16 Isles*

Gagne, Napoleon, br. Lachute

Gagne, William, Lachute*

Gagner, Jean, Lachute*

Gagner, Octave, Lachute*

Gall, George Lockhart, br. Lachute

Gallery, John Edwin, mother in Brownsburg

† Gallery, William Leo, mother in Brownsburg. 

            Killed in action, Nov. 11, 1917, Passchendaele       

Gallow, William, wife in Brownsburg

Gamble, Clarke William, br. Lachute

† Gaston, William, Carillon. 

            Died July 9, 1916, Menin Gate Cemetery

Gauley, Arthur William, br. Rivington

Gauley, John Gordon, br. Rivington

Giles, Elmer Stewart, Lachute

            McGill Honour Roll

Giles, George Reid, Lachute

Giles, Harlow, in The Lachute Watchman

Giles, Robert Alexander, Lachute

Gill, David Norman, br. Grenville

Gill, William Henry, Grenville

Girard, Josephat, br. Lachute

† Girard, Léo, Carillon. 

            Killed in action, August 28, 1918.  Quebec Cemetery, France

† Girling, James Albert, wife in Brownsburg 

            Died April 28, 1917, Vimy Memorial.

Giroux, Ignace br. Lachute

Giroux, Joseph Hormidas, br. St. André est

Godin, Sydney, Rouge Valley

Golden, John, Lachute

† Goodfellow, Norman Robert, Arundel.  

            Died November 18, 1918.  Arundel Cemetery

Goodfellow, William Sandilands, br. Lachute, RAF

Gordon, James Orrin, Lachute

Gordon, John Percival, Lachute

Graham, Charles Percival, Brownsburg

Graham, George Vary, br. Lakefield, Gore

Graham, Harold, br. Argenteuil

Graham, John Alexander, br. Arundel

Grandmaison, Leon, St. Andrews East

† Granger, Eugene, father in Lachute. 

            Died August 15, 1917, Vimy Memorial

Gravel, Cleophas, br. Carillon

Gray, Charles Matthew, Cushing

Gray, Robert John, br. Huberdeau

Gray, Thomas Cottenham, Lachute

Graves, Henry Hamilton, br. Grenville

Graves, James Walter Daniel, br. Brownsburg

Green, Arthur Edward, Brownsburg

Gregoire, Polite, Scotch Road*

Greig, Donald Graham, wife in Cushing

Grey, Russell Walter, br. Pine Hill

Guilbault, Lawrence, St. André est

Guenette, Alfred, Morin Heights

Guertin, Arthur, Grenville. 

 

Hadley, Sergeant Major, William George, Dalesville

Hadley, William James, Dalesville Honour Roll

Hall, Thomas, The Lachute Watchman

† Halsey, Major James Charles, br. Carillon. 

            Died August 22, 1918.  Nelson Memorial Cemetery, BC

Hamilton, William Earl, Lachute family

Hamilton, Lemuel Clarence, Morin Heights

Hammond, Ernest Thomas, Lakefield, Gore

† Hammond, Sergeant Henry Leggo, Lachute 

            Died September 30, 1918.  Mill Switch British Cemetery, France

Hammond, Nelson Freeman, family in Lachute

Hammond, Vernon Craig, br. Lachute

Hammond, William Edgar, Lachute

Hampton, Gordon Charles, Lachute

Hartley, Sydney Wilfred, br. Lachute

Harvison, Adam Fredrick, br. Grenville

Harvison, John, br. Grenville

Hawkins, John, Calumet

Hawkins, Thomas John, sister in Stonefield

Hay, William Drew, br. Lachute

Hazel, James Herbert, Brownsburg

Henderson, J.

Hoare, Fred William, br. Grenville

Hoare (Jnr), Thomas William, Grenville

Hobart, First name unknown, Arundel

Hobbs, F., Dalesville Baptist Honour Roll

Hodge, Joseph Fred, br. Lakefield, Gore

Hoffman, David Joseph, Lachute

Hooker, Howard John George, Lachute

Hooker, Leslie MacMartin, St. Andrews

Hosgood, Frederick George, Brownsburg

Howell, William Mason, Brownsburg

Hughes, Gordon Heatley, br. Greece’s Point

Huneault, Gilbert, br. Lachute

† Hutcheon, Alexander Duncan, Brownsburg 

            Killed in action, October 10, 1916.  Contay British Cemetery, France

† Hutchinson, James Walroud, wife in Lachute 

            Killed in action, November 13, 1916.  Vimy Memorial

 

Ivall, James, br. Morin Flats

 

Jekill, Lieutenant Henry Edgar, br. Morin Flats

            Killed in action, Amiens, August 9, 1918.  Rosieres Communal Cemetery

Jekill, Stanley William, br. Morin Flats

Johnson, John, Dalesville Baptist Honour Roll

Jolin, Theophile, Lachute

Joly, Adelard, Lachute

Joly, Adelard, Lachute Mills

Jones, Allen Percival, br. St. Andrews East

Jones, Ashton Henry, St. Andrews East

Jones, Edward Matthew, father in Lachute

Jones, James Cathcart, Lachute

Jones, Robert Owen, br. St. Andrews East

† Joss, Lance Corporal Harry Elwin, Lachute.  

            Died of wounds, October 16, 1916.  Contay British Cemetery, France

Joss, James, br. Lachute

 

Kelly, Sidney West, br. Avoca

Kennedy, Robert Arthur, br. Edina

Kennedy, Roy Leslie, br. Pine Hill

Kennedy, William Russell, Dalesville

Kerr, Alfred, br. Morin Heights

Kettyle, Ferguson Samuel, Brownsburg

King, Albert, Brownsburg

King, Charles, father in Lachute

King, Henry, Brownsburg

† Kirkpatrick, Gunner Ernest Leslie, br. Lachute. 

            Killed in action, Sept. 27, 1918.  Bourlon Wood Cemetery

Kirkpatrick, Oliver Douglas, br. Mille Isles

Knight, George Frederick, St. Andrews East

Kyle, Alvin Robert, Lakefield, Gore

 

Lackey, Albert Osborne, Lachute

Lackey, Elmer Vaughan, br. Lachute

La forest, Joseph, in The Lachute Watchman

† La forest, Wilfrid, Brownsburg. 

            Died August 16, 1918.  Vrely Communal Cemetery

Lalande, James, in The Lachute Watchman

Lalande, Joseph, St. Hermas, sister in Lachute

Lalande, Michel, br. St. André d’Argenteuil

Lalanne, Edward Stewart, br. Lachute

Lalanne, Lieutenant James Arthur, NOK in Brownsburg

            McGill Honour Roll, Military Cross & Bar

Lamarche, Ludger, St. Philippe

† Lapointe, Napoleon, br. Lachute

            Died May 18, 1916.  Voormezeele Brasserie Cemetery

Laurier, Walter Arthur, Morin Heights

Larocque, Ernest, Grenville

Larocque, Hormidas, br. Lachute

Larocque, Joseph, br. Lachute

Larocque, Joseph Edward, br. Lachute

Larocque, Oliva, br. Lachute

Larose, Isaie Arthur, br. Grenville

Laurie, Walter Arthur, Morin Heights

Lavery, John Dominic, Lachute

Lavictoire, Victor, Grenville

Lavigne, Joseph-Felicien, Lachute

Lavigne, Leo Donat, br. Lachute

Lavigne, Leon, Lachute

Laviolette, Adelard

Lavoie, Hilaire, Brownsburg

Law, William Furlong, br. Lachute

Ledoux, Jean Charles, Lachute Mills

Ledoux, Joseph

Ledoux, Moise, NOK Brownsburg

Lefebvre, Osias Adelard, Dental Surgeon, Grenville

Leishman, Edmon, Arundel

Lemay, Romeo, Staynerville

Lepage, Philias, br. Lachute*

Lepine, Alex, br. Calumet*

Lépine, Dorius, Brownsburg

Lepine-Donet/Donat, Peter, br. Brownsburg*

Lépine, Pierre (Peter), Brownsburg

† LeRoy, John McCallum, br. St. Andrews.

             Died of wounds, April 28, 1917.  Ste Catherine British Cemetery, France

† LeRoy, Captain Osmond Edgar, br. St. Andrews.  McGill Honour Roll

            Died of wounds, Oct. 28, 1917, Passchendaele. Nine Elms British Cemetery, Belgium 

Leroy, Peter Harold, br. Grenville

Leveille, Aldege, Chatham

† Little, Leonard John, br. Grenville. 

            Died August 26, 1918, Vimy Memorial

† Lloyd, George, mother in Grenville. 

            Killed in action, June 3, 1916.  Menin Gate Cemetery

Loughren, Douglas John, Calumet

Lorion, Aime, St Adolphe

Lorion, Leonard, St. Adolphe

Lowe, James Leo Emmanuel, br. Grenville

Lund, Trygve, settled in Argenteuil after the war.

 

MacAllister, Clarence Murray, St. Mungo’s list

† MacAllister, Second Lieutenant George Wesley. Parents in Brownsburg

RAF, Died August 10, 1918.  Comely Bank Cemetery, Scotland

MacAllister, Gordon William, br. Brownsburg

MacAllister, Melville Alexander, br. Brownsburg

† MacCallum (McCallum), Corporal Rupert, br. Lachute

            Died June 4, 1916.  Menin Gate Memorial, Belgium

MacDonald, Graham, Alexander, br. Lachute

MacDowell, Cuyler McLancthon, br. Lachute

MacDowell, Newell Lansing, br. Lachute

MacDowell, Lieutenant-Colonel Thain Wendell,

1. Lachute, Vimy Ridge, Victoria Cross

† Mack, Edgar P., The Lachute Watchman.  Died 1914

Mack, Harry P., The Lachute Watchman

Mack, Henry John, father Brownsburg

Mack, Hugh, The Lachute Watchman

Mack, John Harbord, The Lachute Watchman

Mack, Thomas Simon (Sisson), parents in Brownsburg

MacKay, Randolph William, Grenville

Mackie, Arthur, The Lachute Watchman

MacLean, Duncan, Avoca

MacLeod, Iven Alexander, Rivington

MacMillan, Douglas Drennan, br. Lachute

MacMillan, John Angus, Lost River

† Madden, George Foster Hamilton, br. Arundel. 

            Died September 16, 1916.  Courcelette British Cemetery, France

Maher, Joshua, Brownsburg

Maille, Anthanase, br. Huberdeau

Marinier, André, Lachute Mills

Martin, Albert Rene, Brownsburg

Martin, Charles, Greece’s Point

Mason, John Harold, Staynerville

Massiah, Major Christopher Harold, parents in Lachute

Matthews, Harold Evans, br. Louisa

Matthews, Reginald Ervin, br. Brownsburg

Maxwell, Walter John, br. Cambria

McAdam, Percy, Brownsburg

McAdie, Harold Hunt, br. St. Andrews East

McAdie, Neil Swanson, br. St. Andrews East

McArthur, George Alexander, family Mille Isles

McArthur, Lieutenant Hanna Jean, Morin Heights, Nursing Sister

McArthur, Samuel Knox, buried in Arundel

McArthur, Walker Kenneth, Lachute

McCall, William Clyde, St. Andrews East

McClintock, Lieutenant George Arthur, St Andrews East

McClintock, Lieutenant Lawrence Delmar, St. Andrews East

McCluskey, Arthur E., Lachute

McCoy, Lorne, Lachute

McCulloch, David

McCulloch, William Provan, Isle aux Chats

McDonald, Albert Burton, Lachute

McDowell, Newell Lansing, br. Lachute

McFaul, Charles, Brownsburg

† McGibbon, Alexander Norman br. Lachute 

            Died Jan. 5, 1918.  Aubigny Communal Cemetery

McGibbon, Duncan Lothian, Dalesville

McGibbon, Duncan Stuart, Brownsburg

McGibbon, Leonard James, Dalesville

McGillivray, Ralph Hugh, br. Grenville

McGregor, Alexander Morrison, br. Lachute

McGregor, Melvin Hay, br. Lachute

McIllhagga, Thomas, Lachute

McIntosh, Sergeant George, buried Lachute

McIntyre, Garnet Malcolm, Grenville

McIntyre, James Harry, br. Calumet

McIntyre, Malcolm Robert, br. Grenville

McIntyre, William,

McKercher, Peter 

McKimmie, John Andrew, Lachute

McKnight, John, br. Lachute

McLean, James Ross, family in Lachute

McLean, William John, family in Lachute

McLeod, Kenneth, br. Brownsburg

McLeod, Thomas John, br. Brownsburg

McManus, Howard Walker, Brownsburg

McMeekin, Ernest John, Grenville

McMeekin, Russel Thomas, Staynerville

McMillan, Alexander, br. Rivington.

McMillan, Douglas Drennan, br. Lachute

McMillan, James, Rivington

McOuat, Allan Stuart, Rouge River

McOuat, David Douglas, Brownsburg

McOuat, Leonard Christie, St. Andrews East

McOuat, Walter Alexander, br. Brownsburg

McRae, Daniel Roderick, br. Harrington

McRae, Donald Grant, br. Lost River

McRae, Norman, br. Harrington

McRae, Norman, Lost River

McRae, Samuel William Roy, br. Lachute

McTavish, Walter, Harrington                                              

† McVicar, Alexander, Calumet. 

            Died as a Prisoner of War, Nov 4, 1917.  Cabaret-Rouge Cemetery, France.

McVicar, Amos Nichol, br. Harrington

McVicar, Donald, br. Calumet

McVicar, Hugh, br. Arundel

McVicar, Victor, br. Calumet

Meikle, Angus Urquhart, br. Lachute

Meikle, Mackay, br. Lachute

† Menzies, Driver John Stevens, Lachute Mills 

            Died Sept. 6, 1918, Vis-en-Artois Cemetery

Milnes, Thomas Iddon, in Lachute after the war

Mitchell, Delmar, br. Lachute.  Cyclist Squad

Mitchell, Gordon, parents in Lachute Mills

Mitchell, William

Miller, John Charles, Lachute

Miller, Percy Thomas, br. Carillon

Milway, Daniel Edward, br. Harrington East

Milway, Ernest, br. Calumet

Milway, John Patrick, Harrington East

Moncrieff, Henry Edmund, br. Arundel

Moncrieff, William Thomas, br. Arundel

Montroy, Hugh, Brownsburg

Moore, Amos, br. Lachute

† Moore, Edward Harrison, br. Brownsburg  

            Killed in action, June 5, 1916.  Menin Gate Memorial 

Moore, Laurin Chester, br. Huberdeau

Moore, Jarvis Percival, br. Arundel

†Moore, Russell Mott, br. Pine Hill

            Died April 20, 1917, Cabaret-Rouge Cemetery

† Morgan, William Leslie, parents in Weir. 

            Killed in action, September 29, 1918.  Raillencourt Communal Cemetery

Morin, Jean Louis, Grenville

Morrin, Arthur David, br. Lachute

Morrison, John, br. Lachute

Morrison, John Alexander Nelson, br. Beech Ridge

Morrison, Leonard Thomas, Wentworth

† Morrison, Sergeant Russell Chapman, br. Brownsburg

             Died August 23, 1917.  Aix-Noulette Cemetery

† Morrow, Captain Charles Ernest, br. Chatham 

            Died May 31, 1917.  Rothiemurchus Cemetery, Scotland

Morrow, Leslie John Edward, Mille Isles

Morrow, Wilbert Douglas, br. Morin Heights

† Mullaney, Thomas, br. Brownsburg. 

            Died September 11, 1916. Vimy Memorial

Murray, James Francis, Lachute Mills

Murray, Richard Theodore William, br. Calumet

Murray, William, br. Lachute

 

Nadon/Nadeau, Alderic, br. Lachute, Cyclist Squad

Nadon, Joseph, br. Lachute

Nankivell, Ernest John, Brownsburg

Neveu, Philippe, br. Brownsburg

Nicoll, Andrew Alexander, Lachute

† Nicoll, George Christie, br. Lachute 

            Died Sept. 27, 1918.  Haynecourt British Cemetery, France

Nicoll, Howard, br. Lachute

† Norman, William Ernest, mother in Brownsburg 

            Died May 19, 1915, Bethune Town Cemetery

Noyes, John Alexander, br. Cushing

† Noyes, Lance Corporal Thomas Robert, br. Cushing 

            Died April 24, 1915, Menin Gate Memorial

 

O’Brian, Nigel Evans, br. Grenville

Ogilvie, Captain Gavin L., in The Lachute Watchman

Ouimet, Edward George, br. Grenville

Owens, George, br. Stonefield

 

Palliser, Charles Christopher, Lachute

Palliser, Thomas Sanderson, br. Lachute

Pariseau, Leo Erial, br. Grenville*

Parker, Alexander Charles, parents in St. André est

Parker, Allan Everett, parents in St. André est

Parker, Edward Wesley, parents in Lakefield, Gore

Parker, Eric Weldon, parents in St. André est

Parker, George Hay, parents in Argenteuil

Parizeau, Willie, Lachute Mills

Patterson, James Kyle, Lachute

† Paul, Clarence, parents in Lachute

             Died June 3, 1921, Lachute Cemetery

Paul, James, parents in Lachute.

            (Clarence, James and Stanley were brothers)

Paul, Lieutenant Jessie Pearl Loche, Nursing Sister

            (Sister of the Paul men)

† Paul, Stanley Randolph, parents in Lachute. 

            Died February, 1920, Lachute Cemetery

Paquette, Hector, The Lachute Watchman

Paquette, Omer, The Lachute Watchman

Paquette, Romeo, br. Lachute

Paquin, Julien, br. St André est, chaplain

Picard, Joseph, Lachute

Piche, Edward Isaac, br. Lachute

Piche, Basil Randolph, br. St Columban

† Piche, Sergeant James Harland, NOK St. Canut 

            Died May, 20 1915, Vimy Memorial

Pilon, Joseph Arthur, Grenville

Pilon, Leon, Grenville

† Poirier, Athanase, Arundel 

            Died March 27, 1916. La Laiterie Cemetery

Pollock, John Wallace, br. Mille Isles

Pollock, Sterling Alexander, Lachute

Pollock, William Dennent, Lachute

Pond, Harold William, Gore

Poulin, Frederick Eugene, br. Calumet

Prévost, Edgard, br. St. Philippe

Prévost, Eugene, Brownsburg

Prevost, Isaac, Lachute Mills*

Prévost, Maxime, br. St. Philippe

Pridham, Lieutenant Mabel Agnes, Grenville, Nursing Sister

            Served with British forces in Egypt

Prime, Lieutenant, Eric Arbor, Lachute, Military Cross

Pring, Frank, buried Lachute

Prophet, James Wilfred Matthew, br. Calumet

Prosser, George Campbell, Brownsburg

Purcell, Oliver, br. Lakeview

 

Raitt, Stanley, br. Lachute

Ranger, Hector, Calumet

Raymond, Gustave Joseph, br. Montfort

Read, William, brother in Centerville

† Reddicliffe, Frederick, Brownsburg. 

            Died Sept. 20, 1917. Foose No. 10 Cemetery

Reed, John, Lachute

Reilly, William Victor, Lakefield, Gore

Reilly, Victor Leonard, NOK Morin Flats

Renaud, Augustin, Weir

† Renaud, John Phillip, Weir 

            Killed in action, April 9, 1917, Vimy Ridge.  Lichfield Crater Cemetery

Renaud, Nelson, br. Weir

† Richards, Lance Corporal Edwin R., parents in Brownsburg.

            Killed in action, January 7, 1916.  La Laiterie Military Cemetery

Richards, Edwin Ricards, parents in Brownsburg

Richards, Percival George Lionel, Lakefield, Gore

Richardson, Creighton Elliott, Brownsburg

Richer, André, br. St. Philippe

Richer, Fred, br. Weir

Richie, Alexandre, br. Weir

Riddell, Lieutenant Wooynetta (Winnie) Cecil, Lachute, Nursing Sister

Riley, William, Brownsburg

Robertson, Archie, Lachute

Robertson, Ernest, Lachute

Robertson, Frederick, St. Andrews East

Robertson, Henri, Lachute

Robertson, W., possibly Brownsburg

† Robillard, Lance Corporal Timothé, Grenville 

            Died Dec. 30, 1915.  La Laiterie Military Cemetery

Robinson, Archibald McArthur, br. Louisa

Robinson, Edward, Morin Heights

Robinson, Henry Smith, br. Lachute

Robinson, Hermas, Lachute

Robinson, Ross Richard, br. Calumet

Robinson, Rupert James, Brownsburg

Robinson, Wilfrid, Lachute

Rochon, Joseph Augustin, Lachute Mills

Rodgers, Howard, Lachute

Rodgers, Russell, Lachute

Rogers, Ernest John, Lachute

Roussel, Leon, Grenville

Roy, Henri Ovide, br. Huberdeau

Ruddiman, John Donald, Lachute

† Ruddiman, William, parents in Lachute 

            Accidental death, Feb. 4, 1917.  Aveluy Communal Cemetery

† Russell, Walter, NOK Brownsburg 

            Killed in action, May 5, 1916.  Poperinghe Military Cemetery

Russell, William, possibly Brownsburg

† Ryan, Francis Burton, br. Brownsburg  

            Died October 16, 1918.  Terlincthun British Cemetery

Ryan, Edward John Wilson, br. Mille Isles

 

Sabrey, John, Lachute

Saunders, Albert Ernest, Lachute

Scott, Wallace John, Lachute

† Scott, Wilbert Joseph, br. Arundel.

            Died Oct. 18, 1918.  Bradford Cemetery, Yorkshire U.K.

Seary, James Victor, Brownsburg

Seary, John Thomas, NOK Brownsburg

Secker, Walter Ernest, Brownsburg

Seguin, Albert, br. Lachute

Shearsmith, Walter Yates, buried Lachute cemetery

Sheppard, William Albert, Lachute

Sherritt, Clarence Mathew, Lakefield, Gore

            Military Medal

Shugars, Thomas, br. Grenville

† Silverson, Driver Wilbert Wesley, br. Huberdeau 

            Died Feb. 24, 1919.  Comely Bank Cemetery, Scotland

Simon, Douglas Gerald, Lachute

Simon, Justin Graham, possible Mille Isles

Simpson, John Ernest William, br. Lachute

Simpson, Robert St. John, br. St. Andrews East

Skelcher, William Henry John, Grenville

Skelcher, William John Herbert, buried Grenville

Slade, William, Scotch Road

Smith, Edwin, Brownsburg

Smith, Howard Clayton, Calumet

Smith, J.B., Lachute

† Smith, James Earnest, Lachute 

            Died Jan. 21, 1919.  Buried St. Andrews East

Smith, Sydney Daniel, Harrington East

Smith, William Ross, br. Lachute

Spence, C

† Staniforth, Charles Harry, Huberdeau 

            Died May 15, 1917, Vimy Memorial

Staniforth, Franklin Henry, br. Arundel

† Stapleton, Sapper Robert Boyd, br. Arundel 

            Died December 16, 1918.  St. Sever Cemetery

Stevens, William Ross, br. Hill Head

Stevenson, Robert John, Lachute

Stewart, Gordon Sutherland, Brownsburg

Stewart, Percy Buchan, Lachute

Stewart, Thomas, Harrington

St. Michel, Louis Thomas, br. Calumet

St. Onge, Joseph Henri, Lachute

Stone, Thomas, br. Rawcliffe, Grenville

Strong, Garnet Matthew, Cambria, Gore

Strong, Ira Francis, Cambria, Gore

† Strong, Lieutenant Randolph William, Gore 

McGill Honour Roll.  Died of wounds, July 26, 1918, Buxton Cemetery, U.K. 

Swail, David Albert Ebenezer, br. Morin Flats

Swail, Sydney, Cecil, br. Arundel

 

Tasse, Felix, br. Montfort

Taylor, James Lawson, Isle Aux Chats

Teeples, Irvin

Tessier, Alcide, Greece’s Point

Tessier, Palma Joseph Leo, Calumet

Thibault, Leopold, Brownsburg

Thibault, Tancrede, Brownsburg

Thibert, Daniel, br. Grenville

Thomas, H., The Lachute Watchman

Thompson, Edward Stephen, Harrington

Thompson, James, br. Morin Heights

Thompson, Sydney, Lachute

Thompson, Wilbert, family in Lachute

Thomson, James Browning Currie, Arundel

Thomson, William Robert, Arundel

Todd, David Peter Ross, br. Argenteuil

Todd, Ewan Peterson, br. Geneva

Todd, Major John Stuart Earle, br. Geneva

             Military Cross, Vimy Defences

Todd, Ross, br. Lachute

Todd, Thomas Baron, br. Lachute

Tomalty, Guy Wesley, br. Pine Hill

Tompkins, John Henry, Lachute

Tompkins, William Ernest, Lachute

Touchette, Felix, St. Jerusalem

Tremblay, Armand, Lachute Mills

 

Valin, Clarence Herbert, br. Grenville

Vowels, Francis Reginald, Brownsburg

 

Waddington, Charles, Gore

Walker, Frederick Copeland, br. Lachute, Cyclist Squad

Watchorn, Wallace, br. Morin Heights

Waterfield, T., possibly Brownsburg

Warwick, John Douglas, Brownsburg

Watson, Fraser, br. Cushing

Watson, Reginald Murray, Grenville

Weir, James MacAllister, St. Mungo’s list

Weldon, Claude George, Calumet

Weldon, Harry Lawrence, br. Stonefield

Weller, Melville, Brownsburg

Westwood, Gordon, Lachute

Whelehan, John, br. Stonefield

White, Walter Harry, br. Grenville

† Whiteside, Lieutenant Arthur Barlow, family in Lachute

            RAF, Military Cross and First Bar.

Died April 22, 1919, Penton Mewsey Cemetery

† Whittal, Almer, NOK Lachute. 

            Killed in action, Oct. 6, 1916, Vimy Memorial.

Whitticks, James, Morin Heights

Williams, Edourd, Lachute

Williams, William, br. Lachute Mills

Williamson, Lieutenant Janet Mary, Grenville, Nursing Sister

             Military Medal.

Williamson, William Allan, br. Grenville

Willman, Lieutenant Priscilla, br. Calumet, Nursing Sister

Willman, Samuel Lester, br. Calumet

Wilson, A.

† Wilson, David, br. Lachute. 

            First Canadian contingent.  Died July 17, 1915.  Maple Leaf Cemetery, Belgium

Wilson, James, br. Argenteuil

Wilson, James Thomas, Lachute

Wilson, Raoul, br. St. Philippe

Witham, William, Brownsburg

Wood, Edgar George, br. Lachute

Wood, Gilbert William, br. Lachute

Wood, Gilbert Osborne, possibly Lachute

Woodbury, William Thomas, Grenville

Wylie, Horace William, Brownsburg

 

Young, Evan Andrew, br. Avoca