On June 12, 1922, at St. Chad’s Anglican Church, a bronze memorial tablet was unveiled by Lieutenant-Governor Henry Cockshutt during a ceremony conducted by Bishop William Day Reeve. The tablet, topped with a sculpture of an angel, was dedicated to members of the congregation who lost their lives during the First World War.
Toronto, Ontario
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In grateful memory of those who fell in the Great War, 1914-1918
Percy Lewis, Herbert Mantell, Walter Stevens, Alfred Lightwood, John Moir, Harold Nevett, Ira Huchn, Edwin M. Rook, Randall Chantler, William P. Moir, Gordon Mitchell, Albert J. Fletcher, Harvey A. Keller, Alfred Briscoe, John A. Fielder, Maxwell Clute, Baldwin Taylor, Cecil A. Buckley, Horace Dutton, Albert W. Jones, Frank Laflin, Amons Penfold, William B. Gaffikin, Henry F. Glover, Milton Crayton, William Creekford, William Dolby, Frank Greetham, James McCann, Albert Chiddenton, Charles Davies.
They shall be Mine saith the Lord God of Hosts. This tablet is erected to commemorate the valor of that greater number who, equally venturing all, yet returned.
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St. Chad's Anglican Church First World War Plaque
1695 Dufferin Street
Toronto
Ontario
St. Chad's Anglican Church First World War Plaque
1695 Dufferin Street
Toronto
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.6785874
Long. -79.4432504
Lat. 43.6785874
Long. -79.4432504
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