St. Williams Cenotaph
This memorial was erected in 1930 by Post 161 Canadian Legion. The cairn is made of fieldstone and a golden coloured plaque that is engraved with the names of those who died in the First World War.
Inscription
[plaque/plaque]
1914 11918
HONOUR AND LOVING REMEMBRANCE
TO THOSE WHO DIED – HONOUR ALSO
AND GRATEFUL TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO,
DARING TO DIE, SURVIVED.
In Memory Of:
JOHN T. CARNAHAN
LEONARD GARLAND
EDGAR MARTIN
HARRY MASTERS
DAVID MORRIS
GEORGE MORRIS
GEORGE SHERLOCK
HUGH W. SMITH
Roll Of Honour
CHESTER BENNETT
EDWARD BRAY
MAURICE J. BROWN
JAMES B. DAWES
FRANK DEDRICK
FRED GRIFFIN
LORNE HARRISON
CYRIL D. HAYFIELD
CHARLES E. JOHNSON
ROBERT JOHNSON
WALTER JOHNSON
G. BAILEY KELLY
LESLIE K. KNOWLES
LOUIS A. LANCASTER
G. RITCHIE LANE
JAMES A. MABEE
LAWRENCE MARTIN
ROBERT MARTIN
FRANCIS E. MASON
WILLIAM J. MORRIS
GEORGE METRIE ??
C. BRUCE McCALL
CLAYTON McCALL
FRANK S. NEWMAN
CHARLES PRICE
WILLIAM H. PROPER
HARRY QUICK
ROY QUICK
BRUCE SECORD
ARCHIE SMITH
ARCHIE STARLING
DELBERT UNGER
H. WILLIAM WOODY
LEST WE FORGET
[stone/pierre]
ERECTED BY POST 161
CANADIAN LEGION
1930
Cénotaphe de St. Williams
Ce monument fut érigé en 1930 par la filiale no 161 de la Légion royale canadienne. Le cairn est façonné de pierre des champs et d’une plaque couleur or sur laquelle sont gravés les noms de ceux qui sont morts durant la Première Guerre mondiale.
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.