On June 27, 1920, a bronze tablet was unveiled honouring College Street Presbyterian Church parishioners who gave their lives in the First World War. The tablet was unveiled by Mrs. Alex Stewart whose two sons died in the war. The congregation joined the United Church in 1925.
Toronto, Ontario
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1914 1919
ERECTED BY COLLEGE STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN MEMORY OF THOSE FROM THE CONGREGATION
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
- GEORGE ATKIN
- WILLIAM A. ANSDELL
- JAMES J. BAIRD
- THOMAS BLACK
- STUART D. BREMNER
- CHARLES T. BRIMER
- EDWARD L. CHALMERS
- ANDREW CHRISTIE
- JAMES CLARK
- CHARLES CLOW
- GEORGE D. COCKBURN
- ROBERT J. D. CONKLIN
- WALTER W. DAVISON
- JAMES DUGUID
- ALBERT E. ENRIGHT
- CALVIN FERGUSON
- JAMES A. GARVIE
- GEORGE HALLIDAY
- JAMES HAMILTON
- ALEX HENDERSON
- ALEX HENRY
- ALEX. B. JOHNSTON
- DONALD G. JOHNSTON
- HENRY JOHNSTON
- WILLIAM J. LUTHER
- GORDON MCKIBBIN
- ALEX E. MCKINLAY
- DAVID MANSON
- JOHN MARSHALL
- WILLIAM MARSHALL
- JAMES WM. MARTIN
- JOSEPH MARTIN
- JOHN T. MATHERS
- BENJAMIN MATHESON
- ROBERT PHILLIP
- JOSEPH PRINGLE
- EDWARD G. PROCTOR
- ROY RODGERS
- ALEX SMITH
- THOMAS SMITH
- JAMES D. STEPHEN
- JOHN T. STEWART
- WILLIAM J. STEWART
- ROBERT P. THOMPSON
- JAMES G. WATSON
- JAMES WATTIE
- WILLIAM WOOD
“GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS, THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS”
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First World War Tablet
452 College Street
Toronto
Ontario
First World War Tablet
452 College Street
Toronto
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.6564778
Long. -79.4079578
Lat. 43.6564778
Long. -79.4079578
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