Patrick Ogilvy

1896–1917 (age 21)

Biography

Patrick Ogilvy was a military officer who served with dedication during the First World War. His leadership and commitment to duty exemplified the service of officers who guided their men through the trials of the Great War.

Ogilvy gave his life in 1917, making the ultimate sacrifice for his country. He is commemorated at Cement House Cemetery, where his memory is preserved and honored.

Also buried at Cement House Cemetery

Thomas Nash
1891–1918 (age 27)
Cement House Cemetery
Thomas Nash is honored for his courageous presence and dependable service during a time of great challenge.
Sir Robert Duff, 2nd Baronet
1876–1914 (age 38)
Cement House Cemetery
Sir Robert Duff, 2nd Baronet, is remembered for leading with dignity and compassion at the outset of the war.