A tablet dedicated to parishioners who gave their lives was unveiled in 1922 at St. Mary the Virgin, 36 Westmoreland Avenue. The first St. Mary the Virgin, was located on the north-west corner of Bloor and Delaware until 1914, when a new building was erected on Westmoreland. In 1966, the amalgamated with St. Cyprian’s, Manning Avenue and formed St. Mary the Virgin & St. Cyprian’s which closed in 2002.
Toronto, Ontario
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“In honoured memory of men from this church who gave their lives in the Great War. 1914-1918”
Edward Adams
George Henry Beach
Everard Thomas Buckley
Arthur Dudley Bullock
William Henry Chambers
John Clementson
Charles Emery
John Armstrong Fielder
Arthur Firth
Herbert Ralph Foden
Ernest Albert Fryers
William Hayden Gate
George Albert Gilmore
Edgar Harper
Stanley William Harper
Alexander Douglas Kirkpatrick
Samuel Lewis
William Marvin Locock
Alfred John Mercer
Gordon Bennett Morgan
Frederick Northe Parker
Harold Robinson
Henry Bracey Sheppard
William Strachan
Frank Swain
Walter Harry George Varney
Wilfred Clark Walls
Harold R Weatherup
Norman Wheado
Richard C Wood
William James Woodward
“Make them to be numbered with thy saints”
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St. Mary the Virgin First World War Tablet
Toronto
Ontario
St. Mary the Virgin First World War Tablet
Toronto
Ontario
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