Lest We Forget - Clarke Foster Colpitts - Killed in Action 100 Years Ago 08.08.1918
Lest We Forget - John (Jack) Allison Dawson - Killed in Action 100 Years Ago - Today - 08.08.1918
Lest We Forget - Winrey Moore Calhoun - Killed in Action 100 Years Ago Today - 08.08.1918
Lest We Forget - Winston Churchill DeMille - Died in Hospital 100 Years Ago Today - 05.04.1918
Lest We Forget - William Bert Fowler - Died in Hospital - 101 Years Ago 02.21.1917
The Passing of an Albert County Hero – Harold Clifton Reid 1927-2018
If you pass through Hopewell Cape in the square by the cannons you will see two black granite benches which face the guns looking out over the bay. These were donated to the museum by Harold Clifton Reid. They bear the inscription, “Donated by Harold Reid, World War II (1943-44) and Korean War Veteran (1950-52), Regular reserve (1954 -57).” They grace the square where Harold spent many days playing on the guns as youth. Read more...
Lest We Forget - Frederick Jacob Snelgrove - Died in Hospital 100 Years Ago Today - 01.20.1918
Lest We Forget - George LeBurene Beaumont - Died after returning to Canada 100 Years Ago - January 8, 1918
Lest We Forget - Guthrie Stuart Colpitts - Killed in Action 100 Years Ago 11.08.1917
Mystery Solved - Lest We Forget - Malcolm Alfred Steeves- Killed in Action 101 Years Ago 09.07.1916
On Thursday we posted on Maxwell Steeves, it turns out we got his name wrong. His real name was "Mack" Steeves from Curryville. His information follows: Malcolm Alfred Steeves A/44601 was from Curryville, Albert County, New Brunswick and was born February 19, 1891. He was the son of Son of Augusta Cochrane (formerly Steeves), of Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, and the late Oliver C. Steeves. Read more...