Knox Presbyterian Church Second World War Honour Roll

This scroll is dedicated to Knox Presbyterian Church members who served in the Second World War.

Built in 1904 in Vars, the Knox Presbyterian Church building served at different times as both a United Church and Presbyterian Church. Closed in 1980, the church building and its artefacts were relocated to the Cumberland Heritage Village Museum.

Inscription

[scroll/parchemin]

FOR KING AND COUNTRYMEMBERS OF
Knox United Church, Vars, OntarioWHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA’S FIGHTING FORCES

[left column/colonne de gauche]

Brookes – William F.
Brooks – Edward R.
Brooks – Horace B.
Brooks Emmett A.
Brooks – Wert T.
Cooke – Elmer
Eadie – Gordon
Hitsman – Ward
Hitsman – Gurl
Hitsman – Irwin
Hill – Elvin
Hill – Pearl
Hill – Weldon
Hill – Stanley, Killed in Action
Hill – Fred
Kennedy – Karl
Lowe – Howard
McKenzie – David

[right column/colonne de droite]
Stewart – Albert
Shirley – Melvin
Smith – Edward
Hill – Lloyd
James – Howard

Ce parchemin commémoratif provenant de la Knox Presbyterian Church est dédié à la mémoire des paroissiens qui ont servi au cours de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

Construite en 1904 à Vars, la Knox Presbyterian Church a servi de lieu de culte, à diverses époques, aussi bien à l’Église Unie qu’à l’Église presbytérienne. Fermée en 1980, l’église et ses artéfacts ont été réinstallés dans le Musée du village patrimonial de Cumberland.

Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.