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2nd Lieut. J. C. Kerr.
9th Highland Light Infantry (Glasgow Highlanders),
Lieut. Kerr, Goods Receiving Department. Joined
the Glasgow Highlanders on 16th January, 1915, and
was wounded at Martinpuich, France, on 19th
September, 1916. Gazetted Second Lieut, on 4th
October, 1917, and on 4th March, 1918, proceeded
to India. Transferred to Mesopotamia and died there
on 30th March, 1919, of spotted fever.
9th Highland Light Infantry (Glasgow Highlanders),
Lieut. Kerr, Goods Receiving Department. Joined
the Glasgow Highlanders on 16th January, 1915, and
was wounded at Martinpuich, France, on 19th
September, 1916. Gazetted Second Lieut, on 4th
October, 1917, and on 4th March, 1918, proceeded
to India. Transferred to Mesopotamia and died there
on 30th March, 1919, of spotted fever.
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| Description | From William Graham & Co. and their allied firms, in grateful memory of the fallen and to the honour of all who gave their loyal service both overseas and at home. Glasgow: The Company, 1920. Cover title: Record of partners, staff and operatives who participated in the Great War 1914-1919. Preface by L.G. Graham. Unpaginated. |
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| Shelfmark | H3.95.1923 |
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| Description | Scottish First World War rolls of honour containing listings of casualties and those who died while on active service. Includes rolls for organisations, such as schools, universities, clans, businesses and churches, as well as for places all over Scotland. Also some orders of service for unveiling of war memorials. |
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