Lieutenant-Colonel George Taylor Denison - Jr. served many years an officer of the Governor General's Body Guard and was killed in action in France on May 8, 1917, while attached to the 19th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force.
Lieutenant-Colonel George Taylor Denison Plaque
Toronto, Ontario
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Inscription
PERSEVERANDO
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL
GEORGE TAYLOR DENISON - JR
BORN NOVEMBER 12. 1869.
FOR MANY YEARS AN OFFICER OF
THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S
BODY GUARD
KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE
MAY 8. 1917
WHILE ATTACHED TO THE
19TH BATTALION, CANADIAN
EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.
BURIED IN THE CEMETERY AT
ECOIVRES, NEAR ARRAS
FRANCE.
DULCE ET DECORUM EST PRO
PATRIA MORI
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Location
Lieutenant-Colonel George Taylor Denison Plaque
59 Church Street
Toronto
Ontario
Lieutenant-Colonel George Taylor Denison Plaque
59 Church Street
Toronto
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.6502765
Long. -79.3745711
Lat. 43.6502765
Long. -79.3745711