First World War Roll of Honour

First World War Roll of Honour

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First World War Roll of Honour

Ingersoll, Ontario

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This Roll of Honour lists the members of the Ingersoll Sons of England Benefit Society who served in the First World War. It hung in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows building at 147 Thames Street South in Ingersoll. The Sons of England used a room for their meetings. The Roll of Honour was donated to the museum in 1990 by the widow of the long serving secretary of the Sons of England and former Ingersoll Mayor Alex Edmonds.

Location
First World War Roll of Honour

290 Harris Street
Ingersoll
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.0367262
Long. -80.8674221