Harvey Cenotaph

Harvey Settlement Index Page

A large number of Harvey area residents have served, and continue to serve with the Canadian Armed Forces. Those listed below gave their lives in the service of their country.

World War I

Pte. George Pass - 1 Dec 1915, aged 29, Flanders
Pte. Alfred S. Hunter - 2 Jun 1916, aged 21, Ypres Salient
Pte. Harry Guest - 10 Jun 1916, aged 24, Ypres Salient
Alexander "Sandy" Grieve - 1 Mar 1917, aged 35, raid, Vimy Ridge
Pte. Albert J. Mowatt - 9 Apr 1917, aged 28, Vimy Ridge
Gnr. Millard J. Robison - 19 Nov 1917, aged 21, post-Passchendaele
Bdr. J. Alexander M. Coburn - 30 Mar 1918, aged 31, Somme
Pte. Archibald "Archie" Little - 19 May 1918, aged 26, spinal meningitis
Pte. Arthur F. Kingston - 12 Aug 1918, aged 28, Battle of Amiens
Pte. Gray Little - 28 Aug 1918, aged 26, Second Battle of Arras
Cpl. Norman J. Robison - 29 Sep 1918, aged 25, Cambrai
Pte. Arthur McGee - 11 Feb 1919, aged 28, pneumonia, Bramshott
Alfred S. Smith - No such person. Erroneous listing for Alfred S. Hunter

World War II

Lt. (Nursing Sister) Margaret Agnes Briggs, RCAMC

Image of Harvey cenotaph taken prior to the September 2006 addition of LT (NS) Margaret A. Briggs, RCMAC. Source: Brenda MacMinn, 2006.	Close-up mage of Harvey Cenotaph taken in September 2006 after addition LT. (NS) Margaret A. Briggs, RCAMC. Source: Brenda MacMinn, 2006.
Full sized pop-up image 691 X 1036, 72 dpi, 905 k	Full sized pop-up image 691 X 1036, 72 dpi, 903 k

Please contact Tim Patterson at: tim.patterson@carleton.ca if you have any images or other information for any of the individuals listed on the Cenotaph in Harvey Station.

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