Trooper Angus McDonald of Ayrshire Yeomanry is on Cumnock War Memorial.
CWGC
Name: | Angus Mcdonald | ||
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Birth Place: | Fort William | ||
Residence: | Invergarry | ||
Death Date: | 12 Nov 1915 | ||
Death Location: | Gallipoli | ||
Enlistment Location: | Ayr | ||
Rank: | Private | ||
Regiment: | Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the Line (incl. Yeomanry and Imperial Camel Corps) | ||
Battalion: | Ayrshire (Earl of Carricks Own) (Hussars) Yeomanry | ||
Number: | 1342 | ||
Type of Casualty: | Died | ||
Theatre of War: | Balkan Theatre |
He died of dysentery as reported in the Cumnock Chronicle Roll of Honour.
There is an Angus Mcdonald in Cumnock in the 1911 census. He is single 31 and born in Fort Augustus. He is a general labourer working in the iron works. He is lodging with William and Marion Hodge in Barrhill Road. I can't find a corresponding record for earlier censuses. No Angus McDonald got married in Ayrshire between 1911 and 1915. And no soldier's will.
A new record on ancestry is soldier's effects. This gives his father as Hugh and a brother Donald but I still can't find them in the censuses.
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