WWI Memorial Cenotaph, Great War Veteran's Association, Ladies Auxiliary, Smiths Falls

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WWI Memorial Cenotaph, Great War Veteran's Association, Ladies Auxiliary located on the north side of the grounds of the Smiths Falls Public Library. GPS Coordinates: Lat: 44.903442 Long: -76.021406

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For further information see - Glenn J. Lockwood. "Smiths Falls: A Social History of the Men and Women in a Rideau Canal Community 1794-1994." Smiths Falls: Corporation of the Town of Smiths Falls, 1994, p.468 and p.604 - Appendix 17 which has a listing of the the first name, middle name (if known or applicable), and surname as transcribed on the WWI cenotaph in Memorial Park, 41 Canal Street.

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Inscribed (the lettering on the granite is weathered is some places - illegible lettering deferred to the spelling in Lockwood's Appendix 17 - see above):

In Memory of our Brave Dead 1914-1918
S.W. Gilroy
G.B. Garton
G. Fields
J.B. Perkins
W.H. Cooke
S. Fullerton
S. Holland
J. McGill
G. Robinson
T. Powell
J. McShane
Erected by the Ladies Auxiliary to the G.W.V.A.

T. Weedmark
S. Mansfield
W.B. Craig
C.R. Palmer
W. Speight
J.A. Sheppard
H. Chalmers
A. Connell
D. Lucas
L. Lucas
E. Phillips
A.L. Riley
Nursing Sister Menagh

H. Polk
E. Megart
H. Webb
B. O'Brien
S. Wood
R. Hurlbert
H. Dillabough
D.H. Doughton
E.C. MacGregor
C. Murdock
D. Coppola
S. Howland
S. Gough

R. Henderson
J. Condie
H. Davidson
E. Dobson
C. Edmunds
B. Grant
O. Hyslop
H. Quackenbush
S. Martin
J.D. Shearer
H. Splane
J.J. Gibbons
C. Stilwell
L.A. Wark

Their Glory Shall Never Die

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