Second World War Honour Roll of Guysborough County, Nova Scotia

Friday, 8 May 2026

Private John Christopher "Jack" Jamieson—Died of Illness October 19, 1945

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 John Christopher “Jack” Jamieson was born in Halfway Cove, Guysborough County, on May 26, 1900, the son of John Patrick and Margaret Ellen ...
Thursday, 18 September 2025

Private Loren Stanton O'Hara—Died of Illness September 18, 1945

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 Loren Stanton O’Hara was born in New Harbour, Guysborough County, on November 16, 1903, to George Washington and Sarah Jane (Humber) O’Hara...
Tuesday, 19 August 2025

Private John Dennis Kelly—Accidentally Killed August 19, 1945

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 John Dennis Kelly was born in Mulgrave, Guysborough County, on January 24, 1918, the seventh of John Sr.and Bridget Anastasia (Keay) Kellly...
Monday, 23 June 2025

Private Marsall McLaren Hodgson—Died of Wounds June 23, 1945

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 Marshall McLaren Hodgson was born in Country Harbour Mines, Guysborough County, on May 9, 1923, the oldest of Murray Wilbert and Helen Grac...
Saturday, 21 June 2025

Sapper Burnham Edward Boutilier—Died of Illness June 21, 1945

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Burnham Edward Boutilier was born in Sherbrooke, Guysborough County, on November 24, 1920. Burnham’s father James was a native of Liscomb, t...
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Bruce MacDonald
I am a retired high school Social Studies teacher with family connections to Salmon River Lake and Giant's Lake, Guysborough County. Since retirement, I have researched the stories of First World War veterans who were born and/or lived in Guysborough County, specifically those who died during or shortly after the war. I have self-published two volumes, outlining the background and experience of 136 individuals who died during Canada's overseas service, or following the war from causes connected to their time in uniform. I also created a second blog—"Harry's 85th Diary"—at http://harrys85thdiary.blogspot.ca , outlining the experiences of Henry Harris "Harry" Murray, a Pictou County native who enlisted with the 85th Battalion in September 1915 and was a member of its accomplished band. I am presently working on a third blog, which will contain profiles of Guysborough County's fallen Second World War soldiers. You are welcome to contact me at the e-mail address posted at the top of this blog if you have information to share or questions about any posts.
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