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Son of Daniel Bedford Dauphinee and Mary Edna Dauphinee; husband of Ruth Patricia Dauphinee, of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Digital gallery of Lieutenant George Wharton Dauphinee
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Lieutenant George Wharton Dauphinee
Lt George Dauphinee is commemorated with a street name in the Westmount subdivision, Halifax NS.
Copyright © 2017 by T.L. Skelding. All rights reserved. The photograph(s) may be used solely for personal, informational, and internal purposes. The photograph(s) may not be modified or altered in any way OR posted on any other web-site for any purpose whatsoever. I request to be notified where the image is being used and that the tag "Courtesy The Mounted Dragoon. Copyrighted Image. Used with Permission." is added to every image.
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Row of markers in the tiered Gradara War Cemetery - May 2013 … Photo courtesy of Marg Liessens
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Cross of Sacrifice - Gradara War Cemetery - May 2013 … Photo courtesy of Marg Liessens
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View of the Cross of Sacrifice from the tiered rows of Gradara War Cemetery - May 2013
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Grave marker - Gradara War Cemetery - May 2013
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Lt George Dauphinee is commemorated with a street name in the Westmount subdivision, Halifax NS. Copyright © 2017 by T.L. Skelding. All rights reserved. The photograph(s) may be used solely for personal, informational, and internal purposes. The photograph(s) may not be modified or altered in any way OR posted on any other web-site for any purpose whatsoever. I request to be notified where the image is being used and that the tag "Courtesy The Mounted Dragoon. Copyrighted Image. Used with Permission." is added to every image.
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In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 286 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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GRADARA WAR CEMETERY Italy
GRADARA WAR CEMETERY is situated in the Commune of Gradara in the Province of Pesaro, at a distance of about 1.5 kilometres from the shores of the Adriatic. To reach the GRADARA WAR CEMETERY from Highway A14 (Bologna-Taranto), exit at Cattolica, which is the nearest town and a seaside resort. The Cemetery is on the main road 5 kilometres south west of the town.
The cemetery occupies a unique position on a hillside which was terraced for agriculture, each row of graves taking up one terrace. The site for the cemetery was chosen in November 1944 and it contains the graves of casualties incurred during the advance from Ancona to Rimini (which broke the Gothic Line) and in the heavy fighting around Rimini, which was taken by the Allies on 21st September 1944.
For more information, visit Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
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