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Son of Julia and Robert McAdoo, of Exeter, England. Husband of Roberta McAdoo, of Victoria, B.C.
Digital gallery of Driver Lyndhurst Howard B H McAdoo
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Driver Lyndhurst Howard B H McAdoo
This hall was built by local citizens including some First World War veterans and was dedicated in a ceremony on 11 November 1922. Mrs. Sybil Taylor, the mother of one of the dead, unveiled the plaque located inside the hall in November 1971.
Digital gallery of
Driver Lyndhurst Howard B H McAdoo
This hall was built by local citizens including some First World War veterans and was dedicated in a ceremony on 11 November 1922. Mrs. Sybil Taylor, the mother of one of the dead, unveiled the plaque located inside the hall in November 1971.
Digital gallery of
Driver Lyndhurst Howard B H McAdoo
From the Daily Colonist of January 25, 1918. Image taken from web address of https://archive.org/details/dailycolonist59y353uvic/mode/1up?view=theater
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This hall was built by local citizens including some First World War veterans and was dedicated in a ceremony on 11 November 1922. Mrs. Sybil Taylor, the mother of one of the dead, unveiled the plaque located inside the hall in November 1971.
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This hall was built by local citizens including some First World War veterans and was dedicated in a ceremony on 11 November 1922. Mrs. Sybil Taylor, the mother of one of the dead, unveiled the plaque located inside the hall in November 1971.
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From the Daily Colonist of January 25, 1918. Image taken from web address of https://archive.org/details/dailycolonist59y353uvic/mode/1up?view=theater
In the Books of Remembrance
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Page 452 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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KINGSTON (CATARAQUI) CEMETERY Ontario, Canada
Access by car Highway 401 and exit at Sydenham Road South. Turn left onto Princess Street (Highway 2), then turn left at the next stop light. The cemetery is on the first left on Counter Street across from the J. Reid Funeral Home.
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