Blacks Harbour Veterans

BLACKS HARBOUR VETERANS

LEST WE FORGET

The Ode

They went with songs to the battle, they were young,
Straight of limb, true of eye, steady and aglow.
They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted,
They fell with their faces to the foe.

They shall grow not old
as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them
nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun
and in the morning
We will remember them.

    IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF ALL THOSE WHO SERVED IN PAST CONFLICTS AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES.

    If anyone has photographs and/or any other information of any of the veterans, please contact me.

 

World War I   Photo Doc. Doc. Obit.
  ADAMS John Quincy (Jan 14, 1892/4-1966)        
  BRADFORD Eric Allison (Dec 25, 1897-May 24, 1919)  

 
  " " Harold Lester (Oct 28, 1885-1957)  

 
" " Martin Benjamin (Apr 28, 1895-Aug 28, 1918)1  

 
  " " Roland Henry (Apr 1, 1896-1958)  

   
  " " Winfield Walter (May 15, 1896-Oct 16, 1949)  

 
  HILL John Albert (Mar 1, 1890-April 28, 1938)        
  JACQUES Wilfred (Sept 24, 1890-        
  JUSTASON George Alger (Mar 6, 1897-Mar 31, 1989)        
  " " Joshua Henry (June 27, 1892-Nov 3,1968)  

   
  LEAVITT Alfred Elmer (Nov 10, 1897-        
  MAXWELL Charles "Charlie" (May 14, 1899-        
  MOSES Joseph Coleman (June 8, 1898-May 4, 1968)

 
  THOMPSON Alvin Matthew (Aug 14, 1897-1977)        
  THOMPSON George "Percy" Theodore (July 15, 1895-        
THOMPSON Wellington (Feb 11, 1889-Aug 17, 1917)        
  THOMPSON Wesley (May 7, 1880/4-        
  WICKERSON Cecil Bethwood (Aug 27, 1889/98-        

WILCOX George Jasper (Feb 22, 1896-Dec 10, 1918)2        
NOTE: The Attestation Papers (listed above as "Doc.") come from the National Archives of Canada. If you write to the Personnel File Division of National Archives the WW1 personnel file of an individual, with its marvelous detail, can be ordered. It is well worth doing so when compiling a complete family history.

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poppy Denotes those who have been reported killed or missing in action.

 

World War II   Photo Doc. Doc. Obit.
  ALLEN Anderson W. (1916-1988)        

" " John Allardyrce (ca1921-Jan 3, 1944)3        
  ANTHONY Ronald Allison (Sept 3, 1923-Nov 29, 1960)

     
  " " Wesley Emery (Jan 17, 1919-May 30, 1983)

     
  BRADFORD Hazen James (Jan 21, 1922-June 15, 1990)      

  " " Martin William (1922-Apr 29, 1993)      

  " " Theodore Alvin (1924-Jan 6, 2003)      

  CONNORS Joseph "Royden"        
  COOK Maurice Gilbert (Dec 7, 1919-Sept 6, 2003)

   

  " " Wesley Allen        
  COOKE Allan E. (ca1922-Sept 29, 1960)        
  " " Chester Liscom (ca1916-Apr 4, 1981)        
  COULTON May        
  " " Stewart William (Dec 20, 1918-Nov 1970)        
  CROSS Albert Melville        
  DEVLIN Bernard        
  DOONE Allan        
  DOUCET Stella        
  GAUDET Charles Thomas (Sept 16, 1917-May 30, 1992)

     
  " " James Elsworth "Jim" (February 4, 1922-February 20, 2011)      

  GAUDETT William Mark (Apr 9, 1915-Feb 10, 1999)        
  GAUDETT Stephen "Clifton" (July 26, 1914-Aug 17, 1974)      

  GAUDETTE John Edward (Sept 30, 1909-June 12, 1988)

     
  GOUGEN Allen        
  " " Andrew        
  GREENLAW Bernard Franklin (June 15, 1922- Jan 5, 2007)        
  GREENE Elizabeth        
  HATT Stanley Franklin (Dec 1, 1915-Aug 16, 1979)        
  HENNESSEY Burton        
  HILL George "Hazen"        
  " " John Arthur (June 29, 1911-Jan 5, 1994)        
  " " Marshall Peter (June 27, 1912-May 23, 2009)        
  JACKSON William (1912-1999)        
  JUSTASON Arnold Sylvester (Sept 19, 1909-July 10, 1983)        
  " " Gladys Hazel        
  " " Glendon Royal (Aug 7, 1923-Sept 10, 1999)      

  " " Jesse Ross Caleb (Nov 9, 1914-Aug 5, 1979)        
  " " Reginald Lewis (Oct 29, 1929-Sept 28, 1977)        
  " " Robert         
  LEAVITT Clifton F. (1918-1984)?        

MAHAR George "Edward" (ca1914-Nov 26, 1944)

 

   

  MATTHEWS Earle        
  MERRILL Stephen E. (1900-1982)?        
  MOSES Donald Eugene (Jan 9, 1919-June 18, 1991)      

  " " Ralph Alexander (Jan 6, 1921-Nov 9, 1988)        
  " " Robert "Martin" (Dec 28, 1918-Nov 30, 2006)        
  MacGILLIVARY Chester A.        
  McFARLANE John (Apr 21, 1915-Apr 6, 1973)        
  NEATHWAY Charles Melvin                                             

   
NODDIN Roy Vernard (Mar 13, 1917-Sept 15, 1944)4        
  PEABODY Edwin Phillip        
  POWERS          
  RUSSELL William Wallace        
  SEELYE Murchie        
  SPARKS Clive        
  SPRAY Franklin Beryn        
  STEWART Lawrence V.        
  STEVENS Merle R.        
  " " William Leroy (1919-Jan 18, 1999)        
  STUART Lester B.        
  TEARE Clyde Robinson (1920-1976)        
  THERIAULT Eugene Elmer (Feb 29, 1924-        
  " " Simon "Lucien" (Aug 10,1920-        
  " " Weldon Vernon (Nov 3, 1921-        
  THOMPSON Gerald M. (Oct     ,1908-Nov 16, 1979)           

     
  " " James Edwin (Jan 24, 1913-Oct 5, 1995)      

     
  " " Sarah                                                                             

     
  " " Walter Joseph (Jan 9, 1917/9-Sept 15, 1994)         

     
  WAGG Archie A.        
  WAINWRIGHT Reginald F.        
  WALSH Clarence Jesse Newton (Feb 13, 1912-Nov 9, 1997)        
  " " Delmas James (Feb 14, 1921-Oct 23, 1963)        
  " " Frederick Leroy        

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" " Louis Joseph (?-February 8, 1945)        
  " " Raymond Kenneth (Jan 11, 1918-Aug 2, 1995)      

  WARREN Steve M.        
  WATSON Harry        
  WHEATON Dorothy Marie

     
  WILCOX Edison Winfield (1919-Apr 29, 1981)        
poppy " " Jessie "Frederick" (February 24, 1921-Aug 13, 1944)5        
poppy Denotes those who have been reported killed or missing in action.

Korean War   Photo Doc. Doc. Obit.
  BRADFORD Harold Lester "Hally" (Dec 20, 1930-Apr 23, 1997)      

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES: Pte. M.B. Bradford (Service #: 742702), member of 26th Bn. of the Canadian Infantry (New Brunswick Regiment), is buried at Sun Quarry Cemetery (Plot D, Grave 5) which is located 1.5 kilometres south-east of the village Cherisy, France. He was the son of Martin Byrne Bradford (1856-1917) & Lola Jane Barney (1866-1949).

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES: Pte. G.J. Wilcox (Service #: 4063241), member of Canadian Infantry (New Brunswick Regiment), is buried at Blacks Harbour Community Cemetery in Blacks Harbour, NB. He was the son of Reuben Clifton Wilcox (1863-1931) & Sarah Jane Wilcox (1863-1951).

Flight Lt. John Allardyrce Allen, of Blacks Harbour, missing, having failed to return after a raid over Germany early in January. He was Captain of Lancaster bomber (DS 739) with a crew of six (F/O H.F. Doull, F/O K. Crawford, Sgt. J.A. Cobbett, Sgt. I.A. Dupuis, Sgt. W.R. Collier and WO2 J.E. Scott).
SOURCE: The St. Croix Courier (St. Stephen, NB) (February 24, 1944).
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES: Fl. Lt. J. A. Allen (Service #: J/6643), pilot with the 432 Sqdn. of the Royal Canadian AirForce, is buried at Berlin 1939-1945 Cemetery (Plot 9, Section B, Grave 5)  in Berlin, Germany. He was the son of David & Isobel Allen; husband of Honor Mary Allen, of Paddington, London.

Pte. Roy V. Noddin, St. George, killed in action Sept. 15 in Italy.
SOURCE: The St. Croix Courier (St. Stephen, NB) (October 26, 1944).
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES: Pte. R.V. Noddin (Service #: G/1378), member of Carleton and York Regiment, R.C.I.C., is buried at Coriano Ridge War Cemetery (Plot 9, Row B, Grave 12) which is located 3.5 kilometres west of Riccione, Italy. He was the son of Venard Jarvis Noddin (1886-1974) & Winnifred C Kavaughn (1890-1922); husband of Mabel "Blanche" Noddin, of McAdam, NB.

Jesse Frederick Wilcox, Blacks Harbour, killed in action in France, August 13, first of his village to lose his life in present war.
SOURCE: The St. Croix Courier (St. Stephen, NB) (August 31, 1944).
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES: J. F. Wilcox (Service #: G/10177), Gunner with 6 Field Regt. of the Royal Canadian Artillery, is buried at Bretteville-Sur-Laize Canadian Cemetery (Section 13, Row C, Grave 3). This cemetery is located 3 kilometres south-west of the Village of Bretteville, France. He was the son of Donald Winfield Wilcox (1898-1989) & Jennie Irene McLaughlin (?-1926) Wilcox from Blacks Harbour.

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