copyright © Wartime Heritage Association
Website hosting courtesy of Register.com - a web.com company
Wartime Heritage
ASSOCIATION
Ronald Joseph Moore
Remembering World War II
Ronald Joseph Moore
Able Seaman
Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve
HMCS Margaree
Service Number: V/273
Born: September 20, 1920 (b. Aguathuna, Newfoundland)
Resident of Halifax, Nova Scotia, at enlistment
Son of James and Mary Moore, of Halifax, Nova Scotia
Enlisted: April 18, 1939, (Halifax, NS)
Date of Death:
October 22, 1940
Lost at Sea in the collision of HMCS Margaree
Age:
20
Memorial:
Halifax Memorial
Panel Reference:
Panel 7
- World War I - Menu
- WWI Stories and Articles
- Photos - Yarmouth Soldiers
- Selection of World War I Songs
- WWI Casualties of Yarmouth, NS
- Those Who Served - Yarmouth, NS
- WWI Casualties Digby Co. NS
- WWI Casualties Shelburne Co. NS
- Merchant Mariners (1915) Yarmouth, NS
- Canadian Forestry Corps - Non Yarmouth Birth/Residence Enlistments
- US Draft Registry - Yarmouth NS Born
- World War II - Menu
- WWII Stories and Articles
- Telegraphist Air Gunners
- WWII Casualties of Nova Scotia
- US Casualties with NS Connection
- Far East/Pacific Casualties with NS Connection
- Merchant Navy Casualties Nova Scotia
- Nova Scotia WWII Casualties Holten Canadian War Cemetery
- D-Day Casualties - Nova Scotia
- CANLOAN Program Casualties - Nova Scotia
- Battle of the Bulge Casualties - Nova Scotia
- WWII Casualties Yarmouth NS
- Yarmouth Casualties - RCAF RAF Canadian Army WWII
- Yarmouth Co., Marriages WWII
- Casualties Non-Born/Residents with Connection to Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia.
- WWII Casualties Digby Co., NS
- Non-Nova Scotian WWII Casualties Buried in Nova Scotia
- WWII RCAF Casualties Aged 16-18
- Brothers/Sisters Who Served - World War II
