A Week of Remembrance, Day 11

Every day from Nov. 1 to Remembrance Day, The Banner is remembering the 49 men named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, in the order they died. Each entry gives only what the records show: rank, unit, date of death, his tie to our township and where he is buried or commemorated. Where records disagree, we say so. Where a hometown isn't documented, we list it as Unknown.

Today, Remembrance Day, The Banner publishes the full honour roll: all 49 men named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, in the order they died, 42 from the First World War and 7 from the Second. Entries for the first 45 repeat what we published on Days 1 to 10, including the corrections noted below; Day 11's four names are the last four.

Day 11 remembers all 49 men who died between April 23, 1915 and August 24, 1946.

Private James Harold Minorgan

Private James Harold Minorgan. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada; contributor Operation Picture Me.

• Service number: 7239
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Western Ontario Regiment) 1ST Bn.
• Date of death: April 23, 1915 (killed in action)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of James and Mary Minorgan, of Chatsworth, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery (I. F. 7.)
• Note: An April 1916 Owen Sound Sun photo caption calls him Corp. J. Harold Minorgan and says he was killed at the battle of Langemarck; the Canadian Virtual War Memorial lists him as a private and names no battle.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/138533); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private William John Finnie

No verified photograph of Private William John Finnie has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 55201
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) "A" Coy. 19th Bn.
• Date of death: November 28, 1915
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. CVWM: "Son of John and Mary Finnie, of Salem, Ontario."; CVWM gallery: "Finnie was born in Elora, Ontario, and enlisted in Toronto".; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: La Clytte Military Cemetery (I. B. 17.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/438349); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Frederick Charles Merriam

No verified photograph of Private Frederick Charles Merriam has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: A/20426
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Manitoba Regiment) 16th Bn.
• Date of death: June 13, 1916 (killed in action, attack south-east of zillebeke)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Merriam, of Chatsworth, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Railway Dugouts Burial Ground (Sp. Mem. H. 21.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/490242); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Wellwood Robert Crane

No verified photograph of Private Wellwood Robert Crane has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 838790
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment) 147th Bn.
• Date of death: August 20, 1916
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Mr. R. N. and Mrs. E. Crane. of Chatsworth, Ont."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Chatsworth (Shiloh) Cemetery
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/425175); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Lance Corporal Howard Marsh

No verified photograph of Lance Corporal Howard Marsh has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 47891
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 15th Bn.
• Date of death: September 9, 1916
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: Legion 464: "Son of Mr. John Alexander & Mrs. Isobel Susan Marsh, Chatsworth, Ontario"; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Puchevillers British Cemetery (IV. B. 3.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/511756); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Lance Corporal Thomas Samuel Brooks

No verified photograph of Lance Corporal Thomas Samuel Brooks has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 57590
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 20th Bn.
• Date of death: September 15, 1916
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM contributor note: "next of Kin R. Brooks of Chatsworth Ont."; Legion 464: "Son of Robert Brooks of Chatsworth"; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Pozieres British Cemetery (III. Q. 30.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/588549); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private George Henry Grindley

No verified photograph of Private George Henry Grindley has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 1642
• Unit: Canadian Army Medical Corps No. 5 Field Amb
• Date of death: September 17, 1916 (killed in action at Warloy-Baillon)
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. CVWM: "Son of Catherine Hodges of Norbery, England."; Legion born "London, England", enlisted Toronto; on Owen Sound Collegiate tablet. No township tie; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Vimy Memorial
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1568683), including Circumstances of Casualty card 1568683_6; Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Hugh MacDonald

No verified photograph of Private Hugh MacDonald has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 464334
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (New Brunswick Regiment) 44th Bn.
• Date of death: January 7, 1917 (killed in action, trenches north of souchez)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald MacDonald, of Chatsworth, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Villers Station Cemetery (VI. A. 10.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/59975); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Sergeant Clarence Sutherland

Sergeant Clarence Sutherland. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada; contributor Operation Picture Me.

• Service number: 57493
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 20th Bn.
• Date of death: January 26, 1917
• Hometown: Walter's Falls
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of John and Charlotte R. Sutherland, of Walter's Falls, Holland Township, Grey County, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Bruay Communal Cemetery Extension (C.5)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/492756); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Victor Morrison

No verified photograph of Private Victor Morrison has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 809101
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment) 50th Bn.
• Date of death: February 20, 1917
• Hometown: Strathavon, Holland Township
• Local tie: Legion 464: "Son of Gilbert & Matilda J. Morrison in Strathavon, Holland Township" (source spelling); Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Barlin Communal Cemetery (I. F. 53.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/470323); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Correction, Nov. 11, 2026: An earlier version of this article listed Private George Henry Grindley's date of death without the circumstances of casualty. Per the Canadian Virtual War Memorial Circumstances of Casualty card (1568683_6), he was killed in action at Warloy-Baillon.

Private Samuel Andrew Love

Private Samuel Andrew Love. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 790345
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (British Columbia Regiment) 47th Bn.
• Date of death: May 5, 1917 (killed in action, attack at la coulotte)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of James and Elizabeth Love, of Chatsworth, Ontario"; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Vimy Memorial
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1570684); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private David Clayton Fraser

Private David Clayton Fraser. Photo: Toronto Telegram, April 1917, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 228392
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 75th Bn.
• Date of death: May 5, 1917
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: Legion 464: "Son of David and Ida Alice Fraser Chatsworth" (CVWM: "of Toronto").; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Brookwood Military Cemetery (IX. E. 12.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/399374); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private James Ryan

No verified photograph of Private James Ryan has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 6729
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Western Ontario Regiment) 1ST Bn.
• Date of death: May 28, 1917
• Hometown: Owen Sound
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. Legion 464: "Son of Mrs. Barbara Ryan, Owen Sound"; no CVWM additional info. Owen Sound, not township; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Birmingham (Lodge Hill) Cemetery (B10. 219.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/403550); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Sergeant Alfred Simpson

Sergeant Alfred Simpson. Photo: Owen Sound Sun, July 1917, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 451308
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 58th Bn.
• Date of death: June 28, 1917
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: CVWM contributor note: "1901 Census ... Alfred Simpson Grey North Holland Twp. age 5". The parents are later of Kelowna, BC.; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: La Chaudiere Military Cemetery (IV. C. 10.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/80883); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Lloyd Russell Kirktown

No verified photograph of Private Lloyd Russell Kirktown has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 838315
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment) 147th Bn
• Date of death: July 20, 1917
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: Legion 464: "Son of Mrs. Jane Kirktown, Holland Centre, Ontario" (CVWM gives Sault Ste. Marie). 147th Bn no. 838315.; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Shorncliffe Military Cemetery (T. 581)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/4028837); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Frederick Arthur Barker

No verified photograph of Private Frederick Arthur Barker has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 745018
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 19th Bn.
• Date of death: August 16, 1917
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. CVWM: "Son of the late Mr. F. and Mrs. S. Barker." (no place); Legion: enlisted Uxbridge, Ontario. No township tie; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Vimy Memorial
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1564964); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Joseph John Byers

No verified photograph of Private Joseph John Byers has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 839104
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: September 13, 1917 (died of wounds from gas, Mericourt Front)
• Hometown: Owen Sound
• Local tie: Existing: 147th no. 839104, enlisted Owen Sound (Legion); but CVWM: "Son of Thomas and Edith Byers, of Owen Sound, Ontario." No township address; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension (III. F. 6.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/51518), including Circumstances of Death card 51518_1; Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Charles Wilmer Galbraith

Private Charles Wilmer Galbraith. Photo: Toronto Telegram, November 1917, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 838889
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: October 26, 1917 (killed in action, attack in vicinity of passchendaele)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Mary A. Galbraith, of Chatsworth, Ontario, and the late James Galbraith."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Menin Gate (Ypres) Memorial (Panel 30 and 32)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1592338); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Melville Geddes Henry

No verified photograph of Private Melville Geddes Henry has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 838091
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: October 26, 1917
• Hometown: Owen Sound
• Local tie: Existing: 147th no. 838091, enlisted Owen Sound; but Legion 464: "Son of Mr. C.F Henry & Elizabeit Henry of Owen Sound"; on Owen Sound Collegiate tablet. No township address; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Menin Gate (Ypres) Memorial (Panel 30 and 32)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1592986); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private William John McKessock

Private William John McKessock. Photo: Owen Sound Sun, December 1917, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 838703
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: October 26, 1917 (killed in action, attack west of passchendaele)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McKessock, of Chatsworth, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Menin Gate (Ypres) Memorial (Panel 30 and 32)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1594244); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Correction, Nov. 5, 2026: An earlier version of this story listed Private Byers's date of death without the circumstances of casualty. Per the Canadian Virtual War Memorial Circumstances of Death card (51518_1), he was badly gassed on the Mericourt Front on the night of Sept. 4–5, 1917, evacuated to No. 42 Casualty Clearing Station, and died of wounds on Sept. 13, 1917.

Corporal John McLeod

Corporal John McLeod. Photo: Owen Sound Sun, January 1918, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 838792
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: October 26, 1917 (killed in action, attack west of Passchendaele)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus McLeod, of Chatsworth, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Menin Gate (Ypres) Memorial (Panel 30 and 32)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1594310); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Thomas Brooks

No verified photograph of Private Thomas Brooks has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 838025
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: October 26, 1917
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM contributor note (attestation): "Lists his present address as Chatsworth Ontario"; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Menin Gate (Ypres) Memorial (Panel 30 and 32)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/922442); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private James Noble Bowman

Private James Noble Bowman. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 838801
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: October 30, 1917
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No Chatsworth address appears in his records; he enlisted at Owen Sound with the 147th Battalion, raised in Grey County.; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Oxford Road Cemetery (I. H. II.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/439061); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Gunner Russell Alexander Dennison

Gunner Russell Alexander Dennison. Photo: Owen Sound Sun, February 1918, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 104203
• Unit: Canadian Field Artillery 4th Bde.
• Date of death: November 15, 1917
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: Legion 464: "Son of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dennison, Chatsworth"; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension (III. E. 3.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/78430); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Austin Clarence Warren Hopkins

No verified photograph of Private Austin Clarence Warren Hopkins has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 838881
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 58th Bn.
• Date of death: March 23, 1918 (died of wounds)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of John and Rhoda Ann Hopkins, of Chatsworth, Ontario"; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Anzin-St Aubin British Cemetery (IV. A. 14.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/190613); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Lance Corporal Edward Alexander Howey

Lance Corporal Edward Alexander Howey. Photo: Owen Sound Sun, July 1918, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 839148
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Eastern Ontario Regiment) 38th Bn.
• Date of death: March 24, 1918 (killed in action, trenches north-west of Lens)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Robert and Margaret Howey, of Chatsworth, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Aix-Noulette Communal Cemetery Extension (II. D. 13.)
• Note: A July 1918 Owen Sound Sun report says he was a private with the 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles killed March 21; the Canadian Virtual War Memorial lists him as a lance corporal with the 38th Battalion who died March 24, 1918.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/259005); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Captain James Frederick Matheson

Captain James Frederick Matheson. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: Not recorded (officer)
• Unit: Royal Army Medical Corps
• Date of death: April 19, 1918
• Hometown: Massie
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Duncan and Janet Matheson of Massie, Grey County, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: St. Sever Cemetery, Rouen (Officers, B.9.7.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/80000880); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Robert Wellington Foster

No verified photograph of Private Robert Wellington Foster has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 838506
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: April 22, 1918
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. 147th Bn only (raised in Grey County, enlisted Owen Sound). The address is not in the township. Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Vimy Memorial
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1568055); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Second Lieutenant John Gershin Galbraith

Second Lieutenant John Gershin Galbraith. Photo: Owen Sound Sun, August 1918, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: Not recorded (officer)
• Unit: Royal Air Force 13th Sqdn.
• Date of death: July 28, 1918
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of Milton E. and Matilda Galbraith, of Chatsworth, Grey Co., Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension (V. B. 1.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/52024); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private William Earl Foster

No verified photograph of Private William Earl Foster has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 838943
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 58th Bn.
• Date of death: August 8, 1918
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: 147th Bn only (raised in Grey County, enlisted Owen Sound). The address is not in the township. Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Hourges Orchard Cemetery, Domart-Sur-La-Luce (B. 5.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/259938); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Lance Sergeant Thomas Alexander Chisholm

No verified photograph of Lance Sergeant Thomas Alexander Chisholm has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 931592
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 54th Bn.
• Date of death: August 8, 1918
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. Clan Chisholm Society, Roll of Honour Vol IV: "Although from British Columbia, Thomas's name appears on the Chatsworth Memorial in Ontario. His father grew up there, and this is the place where his grandfather, Thomas A. Chisholm, from Urray in Scotland, settled." (https://www.clanchisholmsociety.org/public/docs/WW1/WW1_Vol_4_France_part2_1_1.pdf). Secondary source; note that it gives his birthplace as Warner, Idaho, while CVWM gives Fort Steele, BC. Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Beaucourt British Cemetery (B. 35.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/306258); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Otto Molson

No verified photograph of Private Otto Molson has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 782338
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Saskatchewan Regiment) 46th Bn.
• Date of death: August 10, 1918 (killed in action, trench north of Fouquescourt)
• Hometown: Born in Williamsford, Ontario (Legion record); his father, John Molson, was of Chatsworth (CVWM)
• Local tie: CVWM next of kin: "Son of John Molson of Chatsworth, Ontario."; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Vimy Memorial
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1571978); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Corporal Howard Leslie Elliott

No verified photograph of Corporal Howard Leslie Elliott has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 868303
• Unit: Canadian Infantry, Canadian Expeditionary Force 116th Bn.
• Date of death: August 14, 1918
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. No CVWM additional info; Legion: born Dec 27, 1890, enlisted "Whitby, Ontario". No township tie; Named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Bouchoir New British Cemetery (II. B. 68.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/308436); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Second Lieutenant George Bertram Scott

No verified photograph of Second Lieutenant George Bertram Scott has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: Not recorded (officer)
• Unit: Royal Air Force, No. 28 Training Depot Station
• Date of death: August 17, 1918
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. The Legion 464 honour roll lists him as "Son of John A. & Margaret Scott" and says he enlisted in Toronto; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Oxford (Botley) Cemetery (I1. 116.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/393093); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Clarence Clifford Deleree Proud

Private Clarence Clifford Deleree Proud. Photo: Owen Sound Sun, September 1918, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 1066032
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: August 25, 1918 (died of wounds)
• Hometown: Walters Falls
• Local tie: Canadian Virtual War Memorial next of kin: "Son of Thomas George and Lucy May Proud, of Walters Falls, Ontario"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Ligny-St. Flochel British Cemetery (II. C. 18.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/468175); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Melville Stewart Nicholson

Private Melville Stewart Nicholson. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 1066265
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: August 26, 1918 (died of wounds from gas)
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: A September 1918 Owen Sound Sun clipping posted on his Canadian Virtual War Memorial record calls him a "Chatsworth Young Man," names his parents as "Mr. and Mrs. C. Nicholson of Chatsworth" and says the family "resided in Chatsworth since April, having formerly resided on a farm in Sullivan"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Ligny-St. Flochel British Cemetery (II. C. 16.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/468142); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Henry Cecil Sparrow

No verified photograph of Private Henry Cecil Sparrow has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 1066069
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment) 58th Bn.
• Date of death: August 27, 1918
• Hometown: Bognor
• Local tie: The Legion 464 honour roll lists him as "Son of Mrs. Deborah Sparrow Bognor, Ontario"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Vimy Memorial
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1576022); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Captain John Milton Dobie

No verified photograph of Captain John Milton Dobie has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: Not recorded (officer)
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: August 28, 1918
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. The Legion 464 honour roll lists him as "Son of Joseph & Alice Dobie" and says he enlisted in Owen Sound; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Vis-En-Artois British Cemetery, Haucourt (VI. G. 24.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/250131); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Percy Evans

No verified photograph of Private Percy Evans has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 407083
• Unit: Canadian Infantry (Western Ontario Regiment) 1st Bn.
• Date of death: September 3, 1918 (died of wounds)
• Hometown: Massie
• Local tie: November 1918 Owen Sound Sun Times clippings posted on his Canadian Virtual War Memorial record call him "a young man from Massie" and say he "was well known around Massie," a community in present-day Chatsworth Township. His Canadian Virtual War Memorial record gives his next of kin in Cardiff, Wales, and his attestation paper gives no Massie address; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension (IV. E. 69.)
• Note: A 1918 Owen Sound Sun Times clipping gives his death as Sept. 5 and a second clipping as Sept. 3; the clipping says he went over with the 147th Battalion, but his service number (407083) is not in the 147th block and his attestation paper shows he enlisted with the 36th Battalion in June 1915. His Massie tie rests on the newspaper only.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/566982); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Corporal Norton Mcdonald Fraser

No verified photograph of Corporal Norton Mcdonald Fraser has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 642309
• Unit: Canadian Machine Gun Corps 3rd Bn.
• Date of death: September 24, 1918
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: Brother of Private D. Clayton Fraser (remembered on Day 3); both were sons of David and Ida Alice Fraser, whom the Legion 464 honour roll lists as of Chatsworth and the Canadian Virtual War Memorial lists as of Toronto. No record on file ties Norton himself to the township; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Wanquetin Communal Cemetery Extension (II. E. 14.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/80177); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Charles Murray McClure

Private Charles Murray McClure. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: 838982
• Unit: 4th Canadian Mounted Rifles (2nd Central Ontario Regt.)
• Date of death: November 17, 1918 (died of illness, broncho-pneumonia)
• Hometown: Williamsford
• Local tie: Canadian Virtual War Memorial next of kin: "Son of Alexander and Jeannette McClure, of Williamsford, Ontario"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Etaples Military Cemetery (L. D. 9.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/497451); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private John Edward Tuck

No verified photograph of Private John Edward Tuck has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: 838743
• Unit: Not recorded on the Legion 464 honour roll; no Canadian Virtual War Memorial record found
• Date of death: February 20, 1919
• Hometown: Bognor
• Local tie: The Legion 464 honour roll lists him as "Son of Mr. Samual Edward & Mrs. Annie Tuck Bognor, Grey County, Ontario"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: McLean's Cemetery, Bognor (per the Legion 464 honour roll)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Pilot Officer Edward Clayton Howey

Pilot Officer Edward Clayton Howey. Photo: Markdale Standard, March 2, 1944, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: J/88603
• Unit: Royal Canadian Air Force 431 Sqdn.
• Date of death: February 26, 1944
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: Canadian Virtual War Memorial next of kin: "Son of James and Mary Howey, of Chatsworth, Ontario; husband of Jean Howey"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Esbjerg (Fourfelt) Cemetery (Coll. grave A. 8. 24-25)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/2271035); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Corporal William Andrew Doyle

No verified photograph of Corporal William Andrew Doyle has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: A/11415
• Unit: Perth Regiment, R.C.I.C.
• Date of death: May 28, 1944
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. His Canadian Virtual War Memorial record gives no next of kin, and the Legion 464 honour roll gives only his birth date, July 3, 1909; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Cassino War Cemetery (V. C. 10.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/2608887); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Gordon Arthur Powell

Private Gordon Arthur Powell. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada; contributor Operation Picture Me.

• Service number: B/144452
• Unit: Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa
• Date of death: July 8, 1944
• Hometown: Unknown
• Local tie: No documented tie to Chatsworth, Holland or Sullivan found beyond his name on the Chatsworth Cenotaph. His Canadian Virtual War Memorial record lists him as "husband of Evelyn Jean Powell, of Toronto, Ontario"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Beny-Sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery (XIV. F. 11.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as unconfirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/2060002); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Lance Corporal Aaron George Bittorf

Lance Corporal Aaron George Bittorf. Photo: Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada; contributor Operation Picture Me.

• Service number: C/122931
• Unit: The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada
• Date of death: October 13, 1944
• Hometown: Sullivan Township
• Local tie: Newspaper clippings posted on his Canadian Virtual War Memorial record say he was "born and educated in Sullivan Township" and "Born on the sixth concession of Sullivan," and that he attended Kinghurst school; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Bergen-Op-Zoom Canadian War Cemetery (4. A. 2.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/2641482); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Sapper John Aubrey Shouldice

Sapper John Aubrey Shouldice. Photo: Owen Sound Sun Times, December 1944, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: B/39825
• Unit: Royal Canadian Engineers 5 Mechanical Equipment Platoon
• Date of death: December 20, 1944
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: Canadian Virtual War Memorial next of kin: "Son of Aubrey and Merril Jane Shouldice, of Chatsworth, Ontario"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Villanova Canadian War Cemetery (V, B, 5.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/1717366); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Corporal Maurice Willis Collins

Corporal Maurice Willis Collins. Photo: Owen Sound Sun Times, April 1945, via the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada.

• Service number: B/58490
• Unit: The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada
• Date of death: April 8, 1945
• Hometown: Dobbinton
• Local tie: The Legion 464 honour roll says he was born "November 20, 1920 in Sullivan Township"; the Canadian Virtual War Memorial lists his parents, Albert Edward and Emmie Collins, as "of Dobbinton, Ontario"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Holten Canadian War Cemetery (I. A. 2.)
• Note: His name is on the Chatsworth Cenotaph, but The Banner rates his documented tie to the township as likely rather than confirmed.
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/2227068); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

Private Scott MacIntosh

No verified photograph of Private Scott MacIntosh has been found. The silhouette stands in for him.

• Service number: B/56416
• Unit: Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
• Date of death: August 24, 1946
• Hometown: Chatsworth
• Local tie: Canadian Virtual War Memorial next of kin: "Son of James G. MacIntosh and Annie MacIntosh, of Chatsworth"; named on the Chatsworth Cenotaph (VAC National Inventory inscription).
• Burial or memorial: Owen Sound (Greenwood) Cemetery (Range 19. Lot 10. Grave 3.)
• Source: Canadian Virtual War Memorial (https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/2687555); Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll; Chatsworth Cenotaph inscription (VAC National Inventory).

A closing tribute

With today's four names, The Banner has now remembered all 49 men on the Chatsworth Cenotaph: 42 from the First World War and 7 from the Second. Our Remembrance video brings them together, with the photographs that have been verified, and closes with the Act of Remembrance.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.

About this series

Records used: the Canadian Virtual War Memorial (Veterans Affairs Canada), the Chatsworth Legion Branch 464 honour roll, and the Veterans Affairs Canada National Inventory of Canadian Military Memorials entry for the Chatsworth Cenotaph, with Owen Sound Sun and other newspaper reports where noted. Photographs are from the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, Veterans Affairs Canada, where they are posted on the soldier's own record. If you have a verified photograph or family record of any of these men, write to news@chatsworthbanner.ca.