South West Quebec

Those that served from southwest Quebec, Canada

This is a list of men and women from South-West Quebec, an area roughly defined as that covered by the Chateauguay Valley Regional School, including the areas around Ormstown, Huntingdon, Howick, Hemmingford and Valleyfield.

South West Quebec

The names of the men that appear on this list were compiled from the war memorials Huntingdon, Ormstown, Riverfield and Valleyfield, information from Libraries and Archives Canada, the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, names published in newspapers such as the Huntingdon Gleaner, and studies of attestation papers.

The Canadian Government has published the service records of most men from the First World War and those that died during the Second World War, so those records are the most complete.

Please note that this is a continuing project, and records added or updated periodically.

Veteran Names - 1564 individuals total (Group statistics here)

Rank	Last Name ▲	First Name	Place of Birth	Conflict	View
Private	Huot	Jules	Beauharnois, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Hurtibise	Donat	Moose Creek, Ontario	WW1	View
Private	Hussey	William Joseph	St. Anicet, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Hutchings	Frederick William Henry	Montreal, Quebec	WW1	View
Sergeant	Hutchings	Gordon Wilson	Montreal, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Hutton	Alexander	Dunfermline, Fife	WW1	View
Private	Jablinski	John	Ontario	WW1	View
Leading Aircraftman	Jack	Allan Gentles	Chateauguay Basin, Quebec	WW2	View
Private	Jackson	John	Wigton, Cumberland	WW1	View
Private	James	William Henry	Huntingdon, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Jarrett	Robert	Blackburn, Lancashire	WW1	View
Private	Jarvis	Gordon	Valleyfield, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Jarvis	William	Montreal, Quebec	WW1	View
Honorary Captain	Jeakins	Charles Edward	Dewsbury, Yorkshire	WW1	View
Lieutenant	Jeakins	John Whitehead	Hemmingford, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Jeakins	William Bond	Hemmingford, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Jean	Victor	Roberval, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Jenneau	Narcisse	Howick, Quebec	WW1	View
Private	Jepson	Richard	Burnley, Lancashire	WW1	View
Corporal	Jesty	George Ewart	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England	WW2	View