in his death, he was posthumously awarded the 1914 - 1915 Star Medal which now is 
     
     in the possession of Mrs. Elbridge (Mary) Cousins of Campbellton. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Robert Warren was killed in action against the enemy in September, 1916. 
     
     Before he had left Campbellton for war service, Robert Warren had been a very 
     
     devoted Sunday School teacher and Sunday School Superintendent. Even while he 
     
     was away, he sent Sunday School lessons to his pupils back home, a kind of original 
     
     correspondence school for Sunday School pupils. He was the son of Alexander 
     
     Warren and Mary Ann Currie. 
     
    
   
   
    
     40. WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL 
     
     IN THE 
     
     CAMPBELLTON UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR KING AND COUNTRY, MEMBERS OF THE CAMPBELLTON 
     
     UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA WHO VOLUNTEERED FOR 
     
     ACTIVE SERVICE WITH CANADA’S FIGHTING FORCES 
     
     IN WORLD WAR II 
     
    
   
   
    
     George Adams John Augustus Shaw 
     
     Sampson Adams William Utley Shaw 
     
     Roland Emerson Cousins Wilfred Walker Shaw 
     
     Nelson David Cousins Bayfield Shaw 
     
     Alexander Coughlin Gordon Raymond Shaw 
     
     Haldane Dalton Perley Sumner Shaw 
     
     Bertram Woodrow Dyment Kenneth Earle Shaw 
     
     Roy Curtis Dyment Sidney William Smith 
     
     John Vance MacKay Erskine James Smith 
     
     George Leigh MacKay Raymond Stanfield Smith 
     
     Keith William Pratt Earle Thomson 
     
    

    
     Melvin Charles Ramsay Lloyd Chester Thomson 
     
     James Avard Shaw Elwin Earle Thomson 
     
     Holden Saunders Shaw John Thomson 
     
    
   
   
    
     Garfield Shaw 
     
    
   
   
    
     41' ROLAND EMERSON COUSINS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Roland E. Cousins, a brother of Elbridge Cousins of Campbellton, lived an 
     
     exciting life of a sea-faring man. In his early life, he decided to follow the sea as an 
     
     occupation and found employment on coastal steamers plying their way among the 
     
     Maritime ports of Canada and the eastern ports of the United States. He had recent- 
     
     ly returned from World War I and was looking for more adventure. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Roland Cousins was born on December 24, 1899 and in 1925 or 1926, when a 
     
     lad of twenty-six, he experienced a ship wreck which nearly claimed his life. It hap- 
     
     pened on the Jessie G. Noyes carrying a cargo of railroad ties off the Virginia Capes. 
     
     During a coastal storm with winds of near hurricane force which came without 
     
     warning, the Jessie G. Noyes was driven up on one of the many treacherous shoals 
     
    
   
   
    
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