Oxford in Worcester County, Massachusetts — The American Northeast (New England)

Oxford, MA World War I Memorial

Photographed by Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 30, 2024

1. Oxford, MA World War I Memorial Marker

Inscription.

Oxford, MA World War I Memorial. . Dedicated to those of the Town of Oxford who served their country in the World War. Ackley Willis S. . Aldrich Charles S. . Allen Lewis L. . Allen William H. . Amiot Joseph H. . Appleby E. Burton . Arell Ludger . Benoit George E. . Benoit Leo H. . Benway Earl F. . Benway Wilbur E. . Bradley Henry C. . Brennan William H. . Brown R. Clayton . Buckley John H. . Burlingame Avery M. . Cady Theodore S. . Cady Willard B. . Carling James A. . Carlson John A. . Carson Howard F. . Chaffee Leslie J. . Chaffee Roger B. . Conlin Charles B. . Conlin Francis P. S.A.T.C. , Credit Frederick . Cunningham Arthur A. . Curry H. Cecil . Cushman Harold W. . Cutting Louis . Dana Jonathan H. . Daigle Frank A. . Davis Arthur C. . Davis Ernest R. . Davis Howard E. . Desmarais Alfred J. . Dodge Leon B. . Dolge Grant E. . Dolge Walter H. . Donnellan Henry M. . Donnellan John A. . Donovan William H. . Dufresne Arthur J. . Dufresne Solomon P. . Dunphe Frank . Dupree Alphonse O. . Durkee Eugene N. . Ennis Joseph A. . Fletcher Robert S. . Foster John A. , Fountaine Frederick J. . Frazier James J. . Gadbois Stanislaus . Gagne Henry . Gagne Oliver . Gagne Ovide . Gauthier Walter J. . George Valentine O. S.A.T.C. . Germain Frank J. . Glass Albert E. . Glass Arthur C. . Glass L. Stuart . Goudreau Theophile . Goyette Alfred A. . Goyette Francis H. . Greene Arthur W. . Greene Harry N. . Gubber Edward L. . Guertin Joseph V. . Hall Anson N. . Hally Daniel . Hally Francis . Hally Vincent . Hannon William H. . Hebert Edward L. , Hunt Horace A. S.A.T.C. . Irwin James E. . Johnson Rudolph H. . Joslin Philip W. . Kilty James L. . King George S. . King Harold . Kleinsmith Charles E. . Knight Edmund F. . Lagassey Napoleon F. . Lamountain Roy . Landin Carl H. S.A.T.C. . La Plant Mitchel Jr. . La Plante Arthur J. . Leblance Joseph F. . Lord Paul E. S.A.T.C. . Lupien Edmund D. Y.M.C.A. . Macy Oliver A. . Magrath Thomas S. . Mainville Emile E. . Makelly Walter H. . Mayall James F. . Maynard Albert J. . Mayo Leonard W. S.A.T.C. . Messier Joseph , Metevier Albert D. . Moffitt William H. . Moore Leon F. . Morin Joseph . Mosher Ernest . Murphy Joseph T. . Murray James A. S.A.T.C. . Newton Leon F. . Neveaux Cuthbert . Nielson Carl P. . Pariseau Arthur J. . Pariseau Saul . Perry Clarence A. . Perry Everett . Powers Francis . Ray John W. . Rice Arthur H. . Rice James J. . Rice Mark W. . Rich Clifton A. Jr. . Simoneau George J. . Simoneau Henry J. . Smith Wilfred G. . St. Andre Calix . St. Andre William , Stanley William E. . St. Germain George F. . St. Germain Homer H. . Stone Harold A. . Strack Alfred L. . Strack Louis E. . Sweeney Frank . Sweeney John M. . Sweeney Levi . Taft Alfred M. . Taft Arthur C. . Taft Richard C. . Thompson Charles R. . Thompson Joseph M. . Trombly Odilon O. . Trombly Eugene J. . Turner John F. . Vallier Joseph J. . Vickers Frederick C. . Whitcomb James . White Dona Jr. . White J. Otis . Wood Arthur W. . Wright John B. . Jandro Lawrence U. . Jandro Raymond A. , In memoriam. Earle Harold G. . Guertin Pierre E. . Landin Arthur F. . Plant Arthur L. . Porter Fred H. . Racine Joseph . Tebeau Arthur I.

Dedicated to those of the
Town of Oxford
who served their country in the World War
Ackley Willis S. • Aldrich Charles S. • Allen Lewis L. • Allen William H. • Amiot Joseph H. • Appleby E. Burton • Arell Ludger • Benoit George E. • Benoit Leo H. • Benway Earl F. • Benway Wilbur E. • Bradley Henry C. • Brennan William H. • Brown R. Clayton • Buckley John H. • Burlingame Avery M. • Cady Theodore S. • Cady Willard B. • Carling James A. • Carlson John A. • Carson Howard F. • Chaffee Leslie J. • Chaffee Roger B. • Conlin Charles B. • Conlin Francis P. S.A.T.C.

Credit Frederick • Cunningham Arthur A. • Curry H. Cecil • Cushman Harold W. • Cutting Louis • Dana Jonathan H. • Daigle Frank A. • Davis Arthur C. • Davis Ernest R. • Davis Howard E. • Desmarais Alfred J. • Dodge Leon B. • Dolge Grant E. • Dolge Walter H. • Donnellan Henry M. • Donnellan John A. • Donovan William H. • Dufresne Arthur J. • Dufresne Solomon P. • Dunphe Frank • Dupree Alphonse O. • Durkee Eugene N. • Ennis Joseph A. • Fletcher Robert S. • Foster John A.

Fountaine Frederick J. • Frazier James J. • Gadbois Stanislaus • Gagne Henry • Gagne Oliver • Gagne Ovide • Gauthier Walter J. • George

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Valentine O. S.A.T.C. • Germain Frank J. • Glass Albert E. • Glass Arthur C. • Glass L. Stuart • Goudreau Theophile • Goyette Alfred A. • Goyette Francis H. • Greene Arthur W. • Greene Harry N. • Gubber Edward L. • Guertin Joseph V. • Hall Anson N. • Hally Daniel • Hally Francis • Hally Vincent • Hannon William H. • Hebert Edward L.

Hunt Horace A. S.A.T.C. • Irwin James E. • Johnson Rudolph H. • Joslin Philip W. • Kilty James L. • King George S. • King Harold • Kleinsmith Charles E. • Knight Edmund F. • Lagassey Napoleon F. • Lamountain Roy • Landin Carl H. S.A.T.C. • La Plant Mitchel Jr. • La Plante Arthur J. • Leblance Joseph F. • Lord Paul E. S.A.T.C. • Lupien Edmund D. Y.M.C.A. • Macy Oliver A. • Magrath Thomas S. • Mainville Emile E. • Makelly Walter H. • Mayall James F. • Maynard Albert J. • Mayo Leonard W. S.A.T.C. • Messier Joseph

Metevier Albert D. • Moffitt William H. • Moore Leon F. • Morin Joseph • Mosher Ernest • Murphy Joseph T. • Murray James A. S.A.T.C. • Newton Leon F. • Neveaux Cuthbert • Nielson Carl P. • Pariseau Arthur J. • Pariseau Saul • Perry Clarence A. • Perry Everett • Powers Francis • Ray John W. • Rice Arthur H.

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Photographed by Duane and Tracy Marsteller, September 30, 2024

2. Oxford, MA World War I Memorial

• Rice James J. • Rice Mark W. • Rich Clifton A. Jr. • Simoneau George J. • Simoneau Henry J. • Smith Wilfred G. • St. Andre Calix • St. Andre William

Stanley William E. • St. Germain George F. • St. Germain Homer H. • Stone Harold A. • Strack Alfred L. • Strack Louis E. • Sweeney Frank • Sweeney John M. • Sweeney Levi • Taft Alfred M. • Taft Arthur C. • Taft Richard C. • Thompson Charles R. • Thompson Joseph M. • Trombly Odilon O. • Trombly Eugene J. • Turner John F. • Vallier Joseph J. • Vickers Frederick C. • Whitcomb James • White Dona Jr. • White J. Otis • Wood Arthur W. • Wright John B. • Jandro Lawrence U. • Jandro Raymond A.

In memoriam Earle Harold G. • Guertin Pierre E. • Landin Arthur F. • Plant Arthur L. • Porter Fred H. • Racine Joseph • Tebeau Arthur I.

Erected by Town of Oxford, MA.

Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.

Location. 42° 7.205′ N, 71° 51.868′ W. Memorial is in Oxford, Massachusetts, in Worcester County. It is on Main Street (Massachusetts Route 12) south of Church Street/Water Street, on the right when traveling south. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 351 Main St, Oxford MA 01540, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial is in the Quiet Corner

and in Greater Worcester.

It is also in the American Northeast

and in New England.

Globally, it is in the North Atlantic Region,

North America,

the Western Hemisphere,

the Western World,

and the Anglosphere.

Historically, it finds itself in what was once one of the original Thirteen Colonies.

Other nearby markers.

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At least 8 other markers are within 4 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: Oxford, MA Revolutionary War Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Oxford, MA Vietnam/Korea Memorial (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Huguenot Settlement (approx. 0.8 miles away); The Johnson Massacre (approx. 1.4 miles away); Old Maanexit Ford (approx. 2.1 miles away); Clara Barton’s Birthplace (approx. 2.6 miles away); First Sutton, MA Town Meeting (approx. 3.8 miles away); Eight Lots District (approx. 4 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Oxford.

Regarding Oxford, MA World War I Memorial. The acronym S.A.T.C. in the marker stands for Student Army Training Corps, a program created by the U.S. War Department in 1917. It allowed young men to get a college education while simultaneously undergoing military training in preparation for joining the army after completing their studies. The program was disbanded in 1919 upon the conclusion of World War I.

Credits. This page was last revised on November 6, 2024. It was originally submitted on November 6, 2024, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This page has been viewed 270 times since then and 18 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on November 6, 2024, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee.