St. George in Brant County, Ontario — Central Canada (North America)
St. George & South Dumfries Memorial
World War II & Korea
Allen, Edsel ☆22/5/1944 Allen, Edward Allen, W. Alysworth, A. Anderson, Douglas Anderson, C. Andrews, Leslie Attridge, Donald Bailey, J. Barker, Leslie Barnes, James Beaizley, Walter Beaman, Reginald Bean, M. Beckett, John Beney, A. Beney, B. Beney, E. Beney, Gordon Benson, Ashley Benson, Kenneth Black, A. Black, W. Bonham, W. Booth, Edward Boughner, Douglas Boughner, George Boughner, Lloyd Bradbury, Arthur Brennan, H. Brennan, Kenneth ☆19/8/1942 Broddy, James ☆10/3/1942 Brody, William Broten, R. S. Buckborough, D. Burke, D. K. Burt, A. Burton, John ☆18/3/1945 Buskin, Sydney Cameron, J. Campbell, Fred Cardy, George Cardy, J. Cardy, Wm. Cassiday, Leo Ceriko, Joseph Clarkson, Clarence Cleland, Calder ☆3/7/1943 Coullard, L. Currie, Stewart Dallow, E. Daly, J. Donald, B. Donald, Edward Donald, Jean Durham, H. Eaton, Frederick Edmison, H. E. Edmunds, Dr. Reid Ellis, G. S. Ellis, K. Farrell, D. A. Farrow, Clarke Farrow, Thomas ☆17/3/1945 Firth, John WWII & Korea Fisher, D. S. Forbes, James Forbes, Kathryne Forbes, Lawrence Forbes, R. Forbes, Wm. Foulds, Aubrey Foulds, Edward Franklin, Norman ☆20/8/1944 Gardiner, Isaac Gardiner, J. Gibbons, Alfred ☆19/8/1942 Gibbons, F. Gibbons, Harry ☆19/8/1942 Gibbons, S. Gibons, C. Gofton, H. Gofton, I. Golden, A. G. Golden, J. Golden, M. E. Gordon, Hedley Graham, Ronald Grandine, Claude Greenfield, Harry Greenfield, Stanley Griffin, Harold ☆20/12/1944 Gylling, Victor Hammond, Lloyd Hammond, Muriel Harcourt, N. Harrison, Fred Harrison, J. Harrott, T. Hartley, John Haw, Leroy Hermanson, W. Hilliard, E. Hilliard, W. Hodson, Arthur ☆19/8/1942 Holder, Gordon ☆19/2/1945 Hopton, Thomas Howell, George Howell, J. Howell, Mackay Howell, Morgan US Navy Howell, W. Huffman, Albert. Huffman, B. Huffman, Harry Hulley, Beverley Humphrey, W. Ingall, Thomas Jackson, Douglas James, L. Johns, E. Johnson, Ralph Johnson, W. Kay, A. S. Kay, Harold Keirle, Wm. Kitchen, Howard
Kitchen, Ross Kitchen, Russell Kitchen, W. A. Lavery, W. Lee, Allen Lee, Fred Lee, Gordon Lee, LaClaire Little, Andrew Loker, David Loker, Ila Loube, Norman Loube, Robert Loube, Wm. Lovegrove, Elizabeth Lovegrove, Thomas Lovegrove, Wm. MacDonald, Allan MacDonald, Angus MacDonald, Jack Macintosh, Bruce Malcolm, John Mannen, Gilbert Martin, George Martin, Howard Mason, E. W. Mason, Fred McDonald, R. McDowell, H. McDowell, M. McPherson, Frank Milligan, Errol Milligan, James Misner, Melvin Misner, Reg Misner, W. Mitten, Ronald Morris, Fraser Morrow, J. G. Mulligan, E. Mundie, Russell Myers, E. Nickerson, H. Nickerson, W. L. Nixon, Jackson ☆3/9/1941 Panter, E. Panter, Raymond Papple, James Papple, Robert Partridge, C. Patterson, Nora. Ramsey, Leonard Ramsey, Lloyd Rath, Ada Rath, Albert Reid, William ☆26/9/1943 Richards, H. Rilett, Jack Robertson, Ralph Robinson, Bernard Robinson, H. Robinson, L. Robinson, M. Robinson, Robert Ronald, Howard Rosebrugh, Elmer Rosebrugh, Lloyd Rosebrugh, R. K. Rothwell, Russell Russell, James Russell, Martin Ryerson, Wm. Saas, O. Schram, Harvey Scott, Gordon Shantz, Homer Shantz, Stuart ☆25/7/1944 Simon, Edward Korea Simpson, Ray Korea Sinclair, Alex ☆29/10/1942 Smith, Bruce Smith, John Smith, Raymond Snively, Roy Staniland, Harla Stobbs, Fred Stobbs, Gordon Stubel, Rudy Summerhayes, L. Sweet, James Tansley, D. Tansley, J. E. Teeple, E. Teeple, J. A. Teeple. J. R. Tolhurst, Jack Trendell, H. Trendell, P. Trendell, R. Turnbull, Thomas ☆14/12/1944 Umphrey, Donald Vandenbrook, J. Vandenbrook, James Vandenbrook, Judy Vollett, Douglas ☆23/10/1944 Vollett, Fredrick ☆11/3/1945 Vollett, Mary Vollett, Robert Wanner, R. F. Wehrstein, Lloyd Wilkinson, Harry Willets, Earl Willets, George ☆29/8/1944 Willets, M. Willets, Ray Willets, W. Wilson, Dr. Hunter Yarrington, Alvin ☆13/5/1944
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: Patriots & Patriotism • War, Korean • War, World II.
Location. 43° 14.656′ N, 80° 15.166′ W. Memorial is in St. George, Ontario, in Brant County. It is at the intersection of Main Street South (County Road 13) and High Street, on the right when traveling north on Main Street South. The marker is mounted on the southwest corner of the St. George Community Memorial Hall building, facing Main Street South. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 36 Main Street South, St George ON N0E 1N0, Canada. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the Hamilton-Halton-Brant Area and in Southwestern Ontario. It is also in Central Canada. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once a British colony, the Viceroyalty of New France, the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, and Ruperts Land.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 10 kilometers of this marker, measured as the crow flies: St. George Community Memorial Hall (here, next to this marker); Nixon Way (approx. 0.6 kilometers away); The Hon. Harry C. Nixon (1891-1961) (approx. 2.9 kilometers away); Adelaide Hunter-Hoodless (approx. 3 kilometers away); Adelaide Hunter Hoodless (approx. 3.6 kilometers away); a different marker also named Adelaide Hunter Hoodless (approx. 3.7 kilometers away); Centennial of Confederation (approx. 3.7 kilometers away); William Charles Good (approx. 8.6 kilometers away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in St. George.
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