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Son of Mrs. Selina Taylor, St. Marys, Ontario.
Digital gallery of Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
This is the cemetery in France where my uncle is buried. I had the privilege of visiting it last year. It was a very moving experience. I was very impressed with how well the cemetery is maintained
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Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
Grave in Cerisy cemetery.
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
The man in the left of the photo is my uncle, Sidney Taylor. The man on the right is his friend Harry Stevens also of the St Marys area.
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
Military Medal. On the obverse is the inscription "For Bravery In The Field" The medal on the right has the years 1914 1918 on the obverse.
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Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
Entrance to Cerisy Military Cemetery
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Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
Cross at front of Cerisy Military Cemetery
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Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
There are two military cemeteries in the village of Cerisy. This one, where Sidney Taylor is buried is designated by the Roman Numeral II
Digital gallery of
Sergeant Sidney Eric Taylor
From the London Free Press August 1918. Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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This is the cemetery in France where my uncle is buried. I had the privilege of visiting it last year. It was a very moving experience. I was very impressed with how well the cemetery is maintained
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Grave in Cerisy cemetery.
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The man in the left of the photo is my uncle, Sidney Taylor. The man on the right is his friend Harry Stevens also of the St Marys area.
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Military Medal. On the obverse is the inscription "For Bravery In The Field" The medal on the right has the years 1914 1918 on the obverse.
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Entrance to Cerisy Military Cemetery
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Cross at front of Cerisy Military Cemetery
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There are two military cemeteries in the village of Cerisy. This one, where Sidney Taylor is buried is designated by the Roman Numeral II
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From the London Free Press August 1918. Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 511 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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CERISY-GAILLY MILITARY CEMETERY Somme, France
Cerisy is a village 11 kilometres south of Albert, 2 kilometres east of the main road from Albert to Moreuil. The CERISY-GAILLY MILITARY CEMETERY is on the west side of the village on the road to Gailly and Le Hamel and the French National Cemetery is on the south side of this.
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