On 30 March 1919, a tablet was unveiled at the Church of the Redeemer in honour of Lieutenant George Courtland Noxon who died during the First World War. It was dedicated by Colonel Brock of the 10th Royal Grenadiers.
Lieutenant George Courtland Noxon Plaque
Toronto, Ontario
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Inscription
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE COURTLAND NOXON
LIEUTENANT 10TH GRENADIERS
ELDEST SON OF WILLIAM C. AND
GEORGINA NOXON † WHO WAS
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED WHILE
ON DUTY AT THE INTERNMENT
CAMP KAPUSKASING, ONTARIO
ON OCTOBER FIRST MDCCCCXV
AGED NINETEEN YEARS
FOR GOD FOR TRUTH FOR LIBERTY
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Location
Lieutenant George Courtland Noxon Plaque
162 Bloor Street West
Toronto
Ontario
Lieutenant George Courtland Noxon Plaque
162 Bloor Street West
Toronto
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.6686766
Long. -79.3939583
Lat. 43.6686766
Long. -79.3939583