This cemetery is situated on the southwest side of Dauphin.
On 27 August 2022, a granite monument was unveiled here to commemorate the fifteen Commonwealth Air Training Plan airmen who died while training in the area during the Second World War and who were buried in this cemetery.
Second World War Casualties
Name |
Service |
Rank |
Birth Date |
Death Date |
Selwyn Fitzgerald Bradley |
Royal New Zealand Air Force |
Leading Aircraftman |
c1916 |
9 April 1942 |
Edwin Easthope |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
Leading Aircraftman |
c1920 |
29 July 1943 |
Neil Macmillan Glenday |
Royal New Zealand Air Force |
Leading Aircraftman |
c1920 |
27 July 1943 |
Brandon Boyce Kersey |
Royal Australian Air Force |
Flying Officer |
c1922 |
19 July 1943 |
James Alexander Kinloch |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
Leading Aircraftman |
c1924 |
26 February 1944 |
Leslie Frank Lawley |
Royal Australian Air Force |
Pilot Officer |
c1923 |
12 August 1943 |
Clement Peter Pruvot Lowe |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
Sergeant |
6 September 1921 |
2 September 1942 |
John Howard Montgomery McNeill |
Royal Air Force |
Sergeant |
c1920 |
18 September 1942 |
Henry Verdun May |
Royal Australian Air Force |
Leading Aircraftman |
c1916 |
12 August 1943 |
Francis William Alexander Musto |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
Leading Aircraftman |
c1922 |
18 September 1942 |
Alan Ogden |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
Sergeant |
c1921 |
18 September 1942 |
Geoffrey Allen Payton |
Royal New Zealand Air Force |
Sergeant |
c1923 |
6 January 1943 |
Roy Eugene Pickard |
Royal Canadian Air Force |
Sergeant |
17 February 1920 |
26 February 1944 |
Thomas Muir Reid |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
Leading Aircraftman |
c1924 |
26 February 1944 |
Raymond Richardson Watterson Stephens |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
Leading Aircraftman |
c1920 |
16 March 1945 |
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: No. 10 Service Flying Training School / Barker Airport (RM of Dauphin)
Sources:
A list of burials in this cemetery is available from the Manitoba Genealogical Society, including a searchable online database available to members at the MGS Manitoba Name Index (MANI). Some additional information is contained in the 1996 MGS publication Carved in Stone: Manitoba Cemeteries and Burial Sites, revised edition, Special Projects Publication, 106 pages.
“Memorials commemorating Dauphin's World War II contributions unveiled in Manitoba,” CBC News, 28 August 2022.
We thank George Penner and Darryl Toews for providing information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 28 August 2022
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