Location: Oxford County N 43 08.256 W -81 02.094
In the cemetery at 842890 Road 84, on the west edge of the village.
The memorial is found in the Kintore Presbyterian Cemetery, high on a hill near the entrance. Originally erected to honour those from this area lost in the First World War, the names now include men also lost in the Second World War as well. A statue of Italian marble stands proudly over the names of his fellow soldiers, those who paid the supreme sacrifice. The statue shows the wear of a century of weathering and at some time in that period suffered damage to its left eye, the cause of the damage remaining unknown but somehow fitting given the horror of the Great War.
Marker text:
Front:
JAMES KARN
BYRON LOGAN
JOHN MADDEN
HARRY MASON
FRANK MARCHANT
JOHN MORRISON
IN MEMORY OF OUR BRAVE HEROES
1914 - 1918
Right side:
HERB McLELLAND
WILFRED ROBINSON
EDWARD TURNER
ROBERT READ
ARTHUR WINNICOMBE
HUGH WHETSTONE
Rear:
GORDON McLEOD
GEORGE ROBSON
JAMES WALKER
MURRAY McGEE
ROBERT CREE
DONALD HOGG
DOUGLAS HOGG
THEO McCREADY
IN MEMORY OF OUR BRAVE HEROES.
1939 - 1945
Left side:
EARL ABBOTT
ARTHUR ALLAN
ANDREW BROOKFIELD
EDWIN GREENWOOD
ERNEST HARFIELD
HORACE HUNTLEY
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