Lieutenant Richard Henry Hocken Plaque

Lieutenant Richard Henry Hocken Plaque

Type

Lieutenant Richard Henry Hocken Plaque

Toronto, Ontario

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This plaque was unveiled on the east wall of the chancel dedicated to the memory of Lieutenant Richard Henry Hocken, a member of the congregation and a Toronto Islander who had been killed in the First World War.

Inscription

ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF
LIEUT. RICHARD HENRY HOCKEN
KILLED IN ACTION AT CAMBRAI, FRANCE
OCTOBER 10, 1918 AGED 26 YEARS

"HE WAS A VERY GALLANT GENTLEMAN"

Location
Lieutenant Richard Henry Hocken Plaque

Cibola Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.6201983
Long. -79.3698401