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Recueil De Portraits Historiques PP Beechwood est fier d’être le Cimetière national du Canada et un lieu historique national Célébrations de la vieƇ Services commémoratifsƇ FunéraillesƇ Réceptions avec traiteurƇ Crémations Enterre- ments d’urnes et de cercueilsƇ Monuments Bien des gens sont surpris d’apprendre que Beechwood ne reçoit pas de financement public et qu’il fonc- tionne sur une base non lucrative. C’est unique au sein de la collectivité d’Ottawa. En choisissant Beechwood, soyez réconfortés de savoir que tous les fonds servent à l’entretien, la mise en valeur et la con- servation de ce lieu historique national. www.beechwoodottawa.ca 2017- v6 Publié par Beechwood, Services funéraires, cimetière et crémation Ottawa (Ontario) Pour toute demande de renseignements, veuillez contacter Beechwood, Services funéraires, cimetière et crémation 280, avenue Beechwood, Ottawa (Ontario) K1L 8A6 ASSISTANCE 24 HEURES SUR 24 613-741-9530 • Sans frais 866-990-9530 • Télécopieur : 613-741-8584 [email protected] Le contenu du présent livre peut être utilisé avec l’autorisation écrite de Beechwood, Services funéraires, cimetière et crémation www.beechwoodottawa.ca Propriété de la Fondation du cimetière Beechwood exploitée par la Société du cimetière Beechwood eechwood, créé en 1873, est reconnu comme l’un des plus beaux cimetières historiques au Canada. C’est le lieu du dernier repos de plus de 75 000 Canadiens et Canadiennes de toutes les couches de la société, notamment d’éminents politiciens, comme le Gouverneur général Ramon Hnatyshyn et le Premier ministre Sir Robert Borden, d’anciens combattants des Forces canadiennes, de victimes de guerre, de membres de la GRC et de héros canadiens moins connus : nos familles et nos êtres chers. À la fin des années 1980, le Cimetière Beechwood a débuté la production d’un petit recueil contenant les profils succints de plusieurs dizaines des personnes parmi les plus vénérées et les plus connues qui sont in- humées ici. Depuis lors, le cimetière est devenu de plus en plus important et utile à l’échelle nationale, tout d’abord en accueillent le Cimetière militaire national des Forces canadiennes en 2001, ensuite en étant re- connu comme un site historique national en 2002 et enfin en abritant le Cimetière commémoratif national de la GRC en 2004. L’apogée survint en 2009 avec la désignation de Beechwood comme Cimetière national du Canada par l’adoption du projet de loi C-17, loi du Parlement qui a reçu l’appui de tous les partis à la chambre des Communes. Beechwood est maintenant un sanctuaire national pour se souvenir et rendre hommage à tous les Canadiens et Canadiennes. Et à mesure que le cimetière a grandi, cet ouvrage l’a imité. Il contient actuellement près de 350 profils d’hommes et de femmes qui ont marqué de mille et une façons notre histoire. Ils représentent un large spectre de la mosaïque canadienne, couvrant le pays d’est en ouest, et réunissent des écrivains et des ar- tistes, des politiciens et des gens d’affaires, des explorateurs, des inventeurs et même quelques étrangers qui ont leur dernier lieu de repos dans notre beau pays. Ce recueil demeure un travail en chantier, avec des noms que l’on ajoute suite à des recherches ou au fur et à mesure qu’ils se joignent aux ‘morts silencieux’ à Beechwood, comme les a surnommés le poète Archibald Lampman. Il est destiné à être bien plus qu’une galerie de profils de Canadiens et de Canadiennes célèbres; il offre au lecteur un voyage de découverte au cœur de notre histoire collective passée. Beechwood attend vos suggestions ou vos propositions concernant toute omission éventuelle. e cimetière Beechwood a été créé en 1873 sur 160 acres de terres. Au fil du temps, les vastes ter- rains ont été divisés en sections facilement identifiables. Aujourd’hui, Beechwood est composé de 62 sections, qui sont identifiées par des lettres ou des chiffres. Le présent ouvrage est agencé de façon à fournir non seulement les biographies de personnes importantes, mais aussi l’emplacement de leur tombe dans le cimetière Beechwood. N’hésitez à aller explorer nos ter- rains et à voir par vous-même la ou les tombes! Sir Robert Laird Borden 60-1 x Le numéro 60 est celui de la section dans x 1 représente l’ordre de la biographie le cimetière. Dans cet ouvrage, c’est aussi dans le chapitre. le numéro du chapitre dans lequel vous pouvez trouver la biographie. x Des renseignements détaillés sur le lieu d’inhumation de cette personne sont donnés au début de chaque biographie. A Borden, Lady Laura 60–8 Acland, Frederick Albert 30–8 Borden, Sir Robert Laird 60–1 Adjeleian, John 39–22 Borthwick, William 50–11 Ahearn, Margaret Howett 50–34 Boucher, Francis George 40–16 Ahearn, Thomas 50–1 Boucher, John Georges (Buck) 40–4 Ahearn, Thomas Franklin (Frank) 50–24 Bourinot, Arthur Stanley 48–1 Alexander, Frederick John 28–1 Bourinot, Sir John George 22–11 Allan, John Roberts 49–7 Bradbury, Lcol G. H. 41–9 Allen, John J. 50–20 Bradley, Edward Sands 25–11 Ami, Dr Henry Marc 41–7 Bradley, William Brown 25–10 Anderson, Dr. Rudolph M. 23-2 Broadbent, Harry (Punch) 29–5 Archer, Violet 19–13 Bronson, Ella Hobday Webster 50–44 Archibald, Walter Palmer 40–6 Bronson, Erskine Henry 50–10 Arkell, Herbert Samuel 29–4 Bronson, Frank Pierce 49–8 Armstrong, Rév. William Dunwoodie 37–13 Bronson, Henry Franklin 49–2 Arnoldi, King McCord 39–3 Brown, Brian 51–14 Ashfield, James 28–6 Brown, Eric 30–2 Ashton, Frederick George G–1 Brown, Gerald Horace 51–8 Askwith, John English 22–3 Brownell, Peleg Franklin 24–3 Avery, Frederick Wells 48–14 Bryce, Peter Henderson 60–5 Brymner, Douglas 37–16 B Buels, Eva Catherine 29–7 Burn, George 50–35 Baker, George William 50–48 Burns, William Arthur 48–15 Ballantyne, Adam 50–43 Burrell, Martin 30–3 Ballantyne, Isa May 50–42 Burrows (Honey), John 50–16 Bangs, Chauncey Ward 50–18 Butterworth, Ernest Albert Reynolds (Ernie) 19– Bate, Sir Henry Newell 64–1 10 Bearder, Dr John William 50–46 Beddoe, Capc Alan Brookman 41–22 C Belcher, Alan Thomas 21–4 Bell, Dr William Ralph 21–5 Cameron, Edward Robert 25–5 Benedict, Clinton Stevenson 19–2 Campbell, Robert Henry 41–13 Besserer, Louis-Théodore 41–25 Campbell, William Wilfred 22–1 Beveridge, William (Bill) 19–3 Camsell, Charles 60½ –2 Binks, Charles 22–15 Cawdron, Albert John 24–13 Birch, John Edgar 40–7 Chamberlin, Rufus Gardner 29–10 Birkett, Thomas 60–2 Charpentier, Fulgence 38–1 Blair, Andrew George 41–5 Cherry, Dr Donald Russell 50–40 Bligh, Harris Harding 39–2 Chesley, Annie Amelia 26–4 Blue, Archibald 25–4 Chipman, Kenneth G. 34-7 Booth, Charles Jackson Maus–6 Christie, Donald 51–12 Booth, John Rudolphus 50½–1 Clark, Rév. Howard Hewlett 63–2 Coats, Robert Hamilton 21–6 Ells, Robert Wheelock 50–28 Cohen, Maxwell 64–9 Emerson, Edward Kramer (Eddie) 50–17 Cole, Bettie B–2 Evans, Patrick Michael Oldfield 27–9 Cook, Fred 30–1 Ewart, David 22–4 Coolican, Denis 52–3 Ewart, John Skirving 37–9 Courtney, John Mortimer 50–9 Coutlee, Lcol Louis William 50–36 F Cox, George 35–2 Crerar, Gén Henry Duncan Graham 27–2 Fauquier, John Emilius 51–1 Creighton, James George Aylwin 17–4 Featherston, John Peter 22–8 Cruikshank, Ernest Alexander 30–4 Fellowes, Rockcliffe St. Patrick 22–18 Cudmore, Sedley Anthony 19–4 Fielding, William S. 50–3 Currie, John 37–23 Fisher, Harold 50–19 Currier, Joseph Merrill 60–3 Fleck, Andrew Walker 50–23 Currier, Mary Ishbel Robertson 22–17 Fleming, Sir Sandford 49–1 Fletcher, James 21–3 D Fogarty, Kenneth Hubert 51–5 Forsyth, James 29-11 Dare, Lgén Michael Reginald 27–8 Fosbery, Ernest George 37– 8 Darragh, John Proctor (Jack) 19–1 Fosbery, Lionel Gooch 51–11 Davidson, James 52–2 Foss, Leonard Stanley 29–9 Davies, Dr Andrew Pritchard 40–1 Foster, Lady Adeline 22–16 Davies, Sir Louis Henry 50–15 Foster, Sir George Eulas 22–2 Davin, Nicholas Flood 50–2 Foulkes, Gén Charles 27–1 Delworth, William Thomas 64–8 Fraser, Alexander 48–3 Dewar, Marion 64–7 Fraser, Angus William 40–8 Dey, Edwin Peter 25–9 Fraser, John Burns Maus-10 Dickason, Olive Patricia 64–6 Fuller II, Thomas 39–7 Dickinson, Moss Kent 22–6 Fuller IV, Thomas George 39–9 Dixon, Frederick Augustus 48–13 Fuller III, Thomas William 39–8 Donaldson, Morley 21–8 Fyles, Faith 40–13 Douglas, Tommy 64–4 Dowling, Donaldson Bogart 29–3 G Duff, Sir Lyman Poore 50–4 Gallagher, Mary Katherine (Minnie) 39–23 E Galloway, Jean Caroline 51–10 Galloway, Strome Ayers Carmichael 51-16 Edey, Moses Chamberlain 40–14 Gauvin, Michel 27–4 Edmonds, Alfred M. C–2 Geldert, George M. 51–2 Edwards, Col Cameron McPherson 50–41 Gemmill, John Alexander 39–12 Edwards, Gordon Cameron Maus–7 Gerard, Edward George (Eddie) 28–3 Edwards, M/air Harold (Gus) 103–1 Gill, Robert 49–9 Edwards, William Cameron 50–6 Gilmour, Allan 53–12 Egan, Sir Henry Kelly 60–4 Gilmour, David Gordon 53–9 Elliott, Lorris 51–13 Gilmour, Hamilton Livingstone (Billy) 53–2 Ellis, James Albert 40–3 Gilmour, John 53–5 Gilmour, Sutherland Campbell (Suddie) 53–10 Hunter, William 41–26 Gisborne, Frederick Newton 41–2 Hurdman Frères, Les 50–7 Glashan, John Cadenhead 41–12 Hutton, John Bower (Bouse) 37–6 Goddard, Nichola Kathleen 103-3 Graham, Charles Kenneth 60½–1 J Grant, Sir James Alexander 37–5 Guthrie, Norman Gregor 50–27 Jarman, Jessie Katherine Argue (Fisher) 50–45 Jarvis, Arthur Leonard Fitzgerald 17–2 H Jarvis, Samuel J.
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