The bronze plaques on the bottom corners list the veterans from the area who were killed in action in the First and Second World Wars. The cenotaph was first erected on the Southampton Legion grounds in 1970. After the Branch closed and was sold the cenotaph was moved beside the Town hall in 2011 and it has since found its final location near the river at 134 Otis Drive in Nackawic.
Nackawic, New Brunswick
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Inscription
SOUTHAMPTON
BRANCH NO 27
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
OF OUR COMRADES
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM
AREA SOLDIERS KILLED IN ACTION IN WWI
Medley Dore April 1917
Curtis Kitchen September 1916
Thomas Kitchen April 1916
Lewis Love September 1918
Harold McElwain January 1917
Calvin Parent October 1917
Melbourne Patterson May 1917
Richie Rosborough August 1918
Hazen Stairs June 1916
Roy Stairs August 1917
James Webb January 1916
AREA SOLDIERS KILLED IN ACTION IN WWII
Lawrence Blaney February 1945
Murray Blaney August 1944
Hedley Brewer July 1944
Kenneth Davis April 1944
Patrick Carr April 1945
Walter Fawcett August 1944
Russell Fogarty September 1944
Eugene Fox March 1945
Whyman Hatto August 1944
Aubrey Jordan March 1945
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Location
Nackawic Cenotaph
134 Otis Drive
Nackawic
New Brunswick
Nackawic Cenotaph
134 Otis Drive
Nackawic
New Brunswick
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 45.9960805
Long. -67.2355619
Lat. 45.9960805
Long. -67.2355619
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