Lindsay Township

Location:  Bruce County   N 45 02.661  W 081 19.843
At the corner of Lindsay Road 5 and Cherry Hill Road.

Known as Monument Corners, this rural intersection is the home of the War Memorial for Lindsay Township.  This four part memorial features the names of those who died in the two World Wars, as well those who served and have died since.  Once again, the list of heroic names carved onto these stones is too long considering the small rural population of this township.  Their sacrifice was immense, their bravery and commitment to duty, never in doubt.

Marker text:
Centre top:
IN MEMORY OF
Wm. CALDWELL
ALEX GERMON
JOHN A. McCALLUM
JOHN McDONALD
WHO FELL IN THE
GREAT WAR

THIER NAME LIVETH
FOR EVERMORE

 

Centre Wall:
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

WHOSE WHO DIED SINCE WORLD WAR II

KENNETH S. SMITH
GORDON McLAY
ADAM SMITH
NORMAN McLAY
JAMES WYONCH
HOWARD HOFSERAND
DANIEL WYONCH
CECIL HAYES
STERLING HAYES
JOHN WYONCH
ARCHIE McARTHUR

MALCOLM McDONALD

THOSE WHO DIED SINCE WORLD WAR I

JOHN M. McLAY

NORMAN McDONALD
DANIEL SMITH
RODERICK SMITH
DANIEL McLAY
ANGUS McLAY
JOHN ALLAN McLAY
JOHN T. ROUSE
HUGH McARTHUR
ANGUS D. McARTHUR
DONALD D.S. McLAY

 

Left Marker:
IN MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO DIED
SINCE 1914-1918

WILSON HAYES
CHAS. McARTHUR
ANGUS McARTHUR
Wm. McDONALD
CHAS. McLAY
DAN McLAY
NORMAN WORDROFF
LLOYD WEATHERHEAD
OSCAR WINCH
SAMUEL J. HAYES
HOWARD BOYLE
WILLIAM BURLEY
GEORGE LIVINGSTON
MURDOCK O.L. McLAY
CRYSTAL McARTHUR
DANIEL SMITH
MURDOCK SMITH
????? ROUSE
JAMES VICKERS
JAMES WARD

 

Right Marker:
IN MEMORY OF
OUR HONOURED DEAD
OF WORLD WAR II
1939-1945

KEN C. McARTHUR
MILTON McLAY
ERNEST NOBLE
JOHN PEDWELL
B. ISAAC PIKE
RALPH WARD
AND THOSE WHO DIED
SINCE 1939-1945
LINDSAY McDONALD