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"The Scotsman, 25 September 1922"
The handsome memorial erected in remembrance of the 64 men and one woman of Kemnay, Aberdeenshire, who lost their lives in the Great War, was unveiled yesterday by Lieut.-Col Robert Bruce, D.S.O. M.D., cults, Aberdeen, the officer formerly commanding the 7th Battalion Gordon Highlanders, which included the Kemnay Company. The dedication was performed by Colonel Rev. James Smith, T.D. (hon. C.F.) St. George's-in-the-West, Aberdeen, late Senior Chaplain, 1st Scottish General Hospital.
INSCRIPTION AT THE BASE:
In the Proud and Grateful Memory of
the Sons and Daughters of
Kemnay who laid down their lives
for Freedom in the Great Way
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"The Scotsman, 25 September 1922"
The handsome memorial erected in remembrance of the 64 men and one woman of Kemnay, Aberdeenshire, who lost their lives in the Great War, was unveiled yesterday by Lieut.-Col Robert Bruce, D.S.O. M.D., cults, Aberdeen, the officer formerly commanding the 7th Battalion Gordon Highlanders, which included the Kemnay Company. The dedication was performed by Colonel Rev. James Smith, T.D. (hon. C.F.) St. George's-in-the-West, Aberdeen, late Senior Chaplain, 1st Scottish General Hospital.
INSCRIPTION AT THE BASE:
In the Proud and Grateful Memory of
the Sons and Daughters of
Kemnay who laid down their lives
for Freedom in the Great Way
Kemnay War Memorial is situated at the junction of Grove Road and Station Road in the village of Kemnay. |
