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SEAMAN LOWELL BARLOW |
Seaman Lowell Barlow, son of Howard Barlow and
Greeta Clark, joined the Royal Canadian Navy in 1943 and served as a wireless operator on
the corvette H.M.C.S. Huntsville, which sailed between Newfoundland and Northern Ireland.
He was discharged in 1945. |
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Sq/L. Preston Barlow, son of Howard Barlow and Greeta Clark, enlisted in the Royal
Canadian Air Force on June 26, 1940. He graduated as pilot in Summerside in 1941. He
served as a bomber pilot in England, Malta and the Middle East, then served for 1½ years
in England as instructor, after which he flew Lancaster bombers. On February 4, 1945 on
the final flight of his second tour of operation (50 sorties), he was reported missing and
later found buried in Belgium.
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SQ/L. PRESTON BARLOW |
As reported in the book: "By the Old Mill Stream" "on the way to Malta, his
plane was shot down and he and his crew were adrift in a rubber dinghy for six hours
before being rescued". |
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CPL. ALBERT BARRIAULT |
Cpl. Albert Barriault,
son of Joseph Barriault and Jane Gaudet, enlisted in the army in 1940 and served with the
West Nova Scotia Regiment in Canada, Italy, Holland and Germany. He was discharged in
1945. |
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Pte. Amédée Barriault, son of
Valentin Barriault and Adéline Barnett, served in both World wars. In the 1939-1945 war,
he served in the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. |
PTE. AMÉDÉE BARRIAULT |
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PTE. ARTHUR BARRIAULT |
Pte. Arthur Barriault, son of Joseph Barriault
and Jane Gaudet, enlisted in the army on May 21, 1941 and served with the 2nd
Heavy Anti-aircraft in Petawawa, Ontario and in Europe.
He was discharged on August 10, 1945. |
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Able seaman Joseph Ernest Barriault, son of Arcade Barriault and Lena Arsenault, enlisted
in the Canadian Navy on September 29, 1941 and served with the Royal Canadian Naval
Reserve in Canada and on the High Seas.
He was reported missing on September 20, 1943 when the ship on which he
was serving, the H.M.S.C. "St. Croix" was lost as a result of enemy action while
serving on convoy duty in the Atlantic. For official purposes, he is presumed to
have died on that date. Having no known grave, his name is commemorated on the
Halifax Memorial (Information taken from Public Archives, Canada). |
ABLE SEAMAN JOSEPH ERNEST BARRIAULT |
Posthumous decorations include: 1939-1945 Star; Atlantic Star; Africa Star; C.V.S.M. with
clasp; War Medal 1939-1945.
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H.M.C.S. "ST. CROIX"
Destroyer on which seaman Ernest Barriault served and died.
Public Archives of Canada
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SEAMAN LOUIS MARTIN BARRIAULT |
Seaman Louis-Martin Barriault, son of Joseph
Barriault and Jane Gaudet, enlisted in the Canadian Navy in April, 1942. He served with
the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve on the H.M.C.S. Arnprior, doing convoy duty in
the North and South Atlantic oceans.
He was discharged in October, 1945. |
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Gunner Patrick Alfred Barriault,
son of Alexis and Madeleine Barriault, enlisted in the Canadian Army on September 9, 1939
and served with the Royal Canadian Artillery in the United Kingdom, Central Mediterranean
area and Continental Europe.
He was discharged on September 4, 1945. |
GUNNER PATRICK ALFRED BARRIAULT
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PTE. JOSEPH STEVE BARRIAULT
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Pte. Joseph Steve Barriault, son
of Alexis and Madeleine Barriault, joined the P.E.I. Highlanders on June 4, 1940. He was
posted in Newfoundland and was sent to No. 6 District Depot in Halifax.
He was discharged on June 11, 1946. |
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