WORLD WAR I

1914-1918

* Mark indicates soldiers who gave their lives during World Wars I and II, i indicates no picture available.

* i Atkins, Charles * i Brown, Chester * Brown, Dawson

* Brown, Leander Brown, Hartle

Fyfe, N/S Hannah G.

Ferguson, Maxwell :l: Hamilton, Miller

* Kielly, LeRoy Bell Kielly, Rex, Gr. MacEwen, Herbert S. MacKay, Edward W. * MacKay, George MacKay, Hugh S.

MacKay, William gt MacKenzie, George *1“ MacNeilI, William Preston

1: Mahoney, Ivan

1 Miller, James A. * Murphy, Emmett Murphy, William

J“. Peters, Walter Peters, Laurence Quinn, Emmett

Wedlock, Daniel A.

Barlow, James Bell, Layton

Bolger, Ernest

Bolger, Patrick

Carr, Earl Coles, Stanley Cousins, Waldo Douglas, Keith

Douglas, Ray * Dunning, Otto

Ferguson, Stewart

WORLD WAR II

son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Atkins. Killed while on Military duty four sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown served in World War I - three of them were killed in action

moved to British Columbia from PEI after War ended

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fyfe. Registered Nurse. Trained in the United States — Returned to Canada to join the Canadian Forces

born in Hampton, later moved to Cavendish and Stanley Bridge son oer. and Mrs. George Hamilton - a labourer in Stanley Bridge

two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kielly served in the Army

one son, LeRoy was killed in action — Rex lived in Charlottetown son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacEwen, Campbellton farmer

son of Capt. Hugh and Mrs. MacKay — gassed at Vimy Ridge three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander MacKay served in the War son George was killed in Action. Hugh, a tailor by trade, also served in World War II. Moved to Charlottetown

moved to Charlottetown after returning from Europe

son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie

son of Dr. Roderick and Mrs. MacNeill - worked at Nicholson’s Tailor Shop beforejoining Armed Forced - killed in action

son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mahoney — moved to US. after War son of Capt. James and Mrs. Miller. Moved to Nova Scotia

two sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy—Emmett was killed in action William moved to New Glasgow, PEI, and later to Charlottetown

son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Peters

son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Peters

son of Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn—family moved to Charlottetown worked at Holman’s - drowned at Cavendish, PEI

son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wedlock. Moved to Vancouver, BC. after the War ended

1939-1945

lived with his aunt and uncle, Florence and Leander Reid son of Frank and Annie Bell - served with the Canadian

Peace Corps son of Thomas and Margaret Bolger - worked in Hunter River

after WWII, potato inspector - later accountant with Geo. Full & Sons - and Bagnall’s son of Joseph and Mary Bolger - worked with Workers’

Compensation Board in Nova Scotia after the War

son of Robert and Lucy Jane Carr — moved to Stanley

Bridge after WWII

son of James and Johanna Cole — mechanic - had service station in village

son of Nelson and Bessie Cousins — went to Ontario after the

War ended Keith and Ray sons ofAlfaretta and John A. Douglas

both moved to Stanley Bridge in 1946 son of Frank and Rena Dunning — killed during War activity

Stewart, son of Gladys and Max Ferguson - served with Canadian Peace Corps after WWII

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