This list is unlikely exhaustive as I keep finding people to add while working on genealogies. They’re spread out due to the exodus from Little Bay at the turn of the century. Many are found serving in the Canadian and American militaries. The two men pictured above are John Croak and Mayo Lind. I’ve done work on them both which can be found by clicking on their names.

Little Bay’s WW1 vets

Bennett, Arthur (4116)

Bouzane, Constantine (5290)

Bouzane, Edward and three sons

Bouzane, James (8016)

Boyde, Ernest (6095)

Burke, Patrick (3172)

Conway, Phillip James

Corbett, John (5556)

Croak, John Bernard – the first Newfoundlander to receive the Victoria Cross, KIA Aug 8th 1918

Deloughrey, Harold (1966) – KIA Oct 18th 1916

Dillon, John (5553)

Dillon, Matthew (5535)

Dillon, Thomas (5536)

Dobbin, David – joined via the Canadian military

Dover, James A. (1723)

Duder, John C. (5607)

Farrell, Celestine (1721)

Folkes, Albert (3490) – KIA March 13th 1918

Folkes, Herbert (5533)

Ford, Richard – joined via the American military

Harrington, John – joined via the American military

Head, Michael

Lind, Francis (541) – One of the most famous Newfoundlanders of WWI after his letters home were published – KIA July 1st 1916

Lush, William (5534)

Marshall, Abram (8138)

McDonald, Michael (5159)

Miller

Milley, Hayward (4180)

Noble, P.

Osmond, William (4114) – KIA Oct 3rd 1918

Parsons

Sparrow

Taverner, Chester George (3002)

Thoms, Michael A. (5532)

Vey, Thomas James – joined via the Canadian military KIA