Stormont Dundas & Glengarry Highlanders History

last updated February 08, 1999

NOTE: This is not the official web-page of the SD&G Highlanders

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Historical information of the Stormont Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders  

Resource material from the book: 
UP The Glens  Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders 1783 - 1994
Published in 1995 by:
'The Old Book Store’,
 868 Montreal Road,
 Cornwall, Ontario,
 Canada,
 (613) 933-7323  or  (613) 525-2299  

With permission to publish on the 13th day of April 1997, by

	Brigadier General W.J. Patterson, OMM, CD

With acknowledgments to:   Captain M.C. Eamer, CD,UE  for the contribution of historical
images and  advice.


Photo of the Armories in Cornwall Photo of the Armories front entrance

S D & G Status of Events Events Post Board

SDG Summary History Regiment History In Brief

Inception of the SD&G 1785 - 1815 A Brief, Colonial History of the early days of the S D & G


	
The SDG Crest: 


Superimposed upon a background of thistle, leaves and flowers the letters SDG;
below, a raven on a rock superimposed on a maple leaf. A half scroll to the left 
of  the maple leaf is inscribed  DILEAS; another to the right inscribed GU BAS; 
above, a semi-annulus inscribed GLENGARRY FENCIBLES and surmounted
by the Crown. The whole superimposed upon a St. Andrew’s cross, 

The Motto:

Dileas Gu Bas  (Faithful unto death)

Battle Honors of the SDG: (25)

	First world war

		Hill 70
		YPRES, 1917
		AMIENS
		Arras, 1918
		Hindenburgh line
		PURSUITE TO MONS

	Second World War

		NORMANDY LANDING
		CAEN
		The Orne (Buron)
		Bourguebus Ridge
		Faubourg de Vaucelles
		FALAISE
		The Laison
		Chambois
		BOULOGE, 1944
		THE SCHELDT
		Savojaards Plaat
		BRESKENS POCKET
		THE RHINELAND
		Wall Flats
		THE HOCHWALD
		THE RHINE
		Zutphen
		LEER
		Northwest Europe, 1944-45

Authorized Quick March: 

	Bonnie Dundee 

Regimental Camp Song of the First Battalion:

	GLENGARRY,  were the old S D & G

Regimental Headquarters:

	Cornwall Armories; 505 Fourth Street East.	
	Cornwall, Ontario K6H 2J7

Victoria Cross Winner:

	
	Sergeant Claude Joseph Patrick Nunney, VC, DCM, MM 

Tartan:

	Macdonell of Glengarry

	
Monuments, Plaques, Badges, Honour Rolls:

	
 Glengarry Fencibles

	Provincial Plaque at Cornwall Armoury

 154th Battalion
	Plaque and Honour Roll at Cornwall Armory
	Monument in Alexandria, Glengarry County

 1st Battalion
	Plaque and Honour Roll at Cornwall Armory
	Honour Roll at Brockville Armory
	Plaque and Honour Roll at Royal Canadian
		Legion Number 9, Kingston
	Badge at Memorial Center, Peterborough
	Badge on D-Day tank "Bold" at Courseulles, France
	Plaque and Badge on Chateau de Paix de Coeur and
	Monument at "Rue des Glengarrians", Les Buissons
	Memorial Tablet at Abbaye d’Ardenne
	Monument, Badge and Plaque at Avenue President
	  Coty and Rue d’Authie, Caen
	Mannequin at Bayeux Memorial Museum of 
	  The Battle of Normandy
	Monument at "Place du Glens" at Urville
	Plaque at Le Mairie
	Plaque in the Hotel de Ville, Rouen
	Plaque and Badge in the Citadel, Boulonge
	Badge on Belgian Resistance Monument,
	  Knokke/Heist, Belgium
	Plaque at Town Hall, Breskens, Netherlands
	Plaque at Town Hall, Hoofdplaat

	The 59th  Bn Colours are laid up in the Officers Mess and 
	the 154th Colours are  laid up in the Trinity Anglican Church, Second St, Cornwall, Ont.


 Regimental Colours: 

 Queen's Colours: 

	
Origin and Lineage:

	59th Stormont and Glengarry Battalion of Infantry
		3rd July 1868
	59th Stormont and Glengarry Regiment
		8th May 1900
	Stormont Dundas & Glengarry Highlanders
		15th February 1922
	Stormont Dundas & Glengarry Highlanders (MG)
		1st September 1954
	Stormont Dundas & Glengarry Highlanders
		1st August 1959

Perpetuation:

	154th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force

Affiliated Cadet Corps:

	No. 57 RCAC, Vankleek Hill
	No. 2403 RCAC, Cornwall 	




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