A tablet in honour of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church parishioners who gave their lives in the First World War was unveiled by Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, Henry Cockshutt on June 9, 1923. The church at Bathurst Street and Barton Avenue was demolished and the tablet was moved to Igreja Presbiteriana de Lingua.
First World War Tablet
Toronto, Ontario
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Inscription
1914 IN MEMORIUM 1919
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF ST. PAUL’S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WHO
DIED IN THE GREAT WAR
- CLARENCE ABBY
- LOUIS D. ANDERSON
- D. ARMSTONG
- KENNETH W. BUIST
- HUGH CAMPBELL
- ROBERT CAMPBELL
- DR. A.P. CHALMERS
- WILLIAM P. CLIFTON
- ROBERT COOPER
- H. J. FRAME
- ALLAN GIFFORD
- JAMES M. GORDON
- CECIL J. GRANT
- E. GORDON HANLAN
- STEWART L. HENDERSON
- SAMUEL G. HENRY
- FRED M. HUTCHINSON
- WILLIAM P. IRVINE
- WILLIAM KEES
- JAMES KELLEY
- MAX J. LINDSAY
- HARRY E. MCCREARY
- MADO D. MACDONALD
- A.W. MCCALLISTER
- DR. E.H. MCVICKER
- ADAM MATTHEWS
- ROBERT S. MUIR
- ROBERT F. PICKENS
- FRANK S. QUIGLEY
- KENNETH RANNEY
- D.H. STODDART
- ALEX SUTHERLAND
- D.C. THOMSON
- DR. J. HARVEY TODD
- ALLAN S. TODD
- W. DANIEL WILSON
- DR. N.J.L. YELLOWLEES
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
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Location
First World War Tablet
700 Dovercourt Road
Toronto
Ontario
First World War Tablet
700 Dovercourt Road
Toronto
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.6592529
Long. -79.4286261
Lat. 43.6592529
Long. -79.4286261