St. Andrews Anglican Church War Memorial
This memorial, erected by the St. Andrew’s Anglican Church comrades in 1920, is dedicated to the church parish members who served during the South African War and the First and Second World Wars.
Inscription
[north upper inscription/translate]
GEORGE FREDERICK CRAIK
28 NB BATTALION
KILLED IN ACTION
COURCELLETTE SEPT. 22 1916
J. WARREN DAVIDSON
85 NS HIGHLANDERS
KILLED IN ACTION
PASSCHENDAELE OCT. 30 1917
[middle inscription/translate]
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVERMORE
[east upper side/translate]
JOHN HALES SWEET
MAJOR SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS
KILLED IN ACTION
VIMY RIDGE APRIL 9 1917
PHILIP HENRY PURSEY
2 CANADIAN PIONEERS
HILL 70 AUG 15 1917
[south upper side/translate]
WARREN CRAIG
SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTABULARY
DIED OF ENTERIC FEVER
STANDERTON SA JUNE 24 1902
ERECTED 1920 BY COMRADES
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
FOR GOD KING COUNTRY
[middle/translate]
1939 – 1945
FAYE KITCHEN
GODFREY MALMBERC
FREDERICK ROBINSON
[west upper side/translate]
WALTER HORACE MORELL
24 FIELD BATTERY
DIED OF WOUNDS
AMIENS AUG. 8 1918
GEORGE JOHN M. BATE
8 BATTERY AND D 48 HOWITZER 1914 – 18
DIED AT ROUEN AUG. 16 1918
[middle/translate]
1939 – 1945
WARREN CRAIC
LESLIE CROSS
ELDON CRAY
Mémorial de guerre de l'église anglicane St Andrews
Ce monument commémoratif, érigé en 1920 par l’Église anglicane St. Andrew’s et des camarades, est dédié aux paroissiens qui ont servi pendant la guerre d’Afrique du Sud ainsi que pendant la Première et la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.