1901 census
145 Commonloch, Lugar, Auchinleck
He was a coal miner when he married Elizabeth Sneddon of Tower St Cumnock on 31 December 1906.
Cumnock connections tree
Ancestry has this on him
| Name: | James Harkness | 
|---|---|
| Residence: | Cumnock, Ayrshire | 
| Death Date: | 7 Dec 1917 | 
| Death Location: | France & Flanders | 
| Enlistment Location: | Ayr | 
| Rank: | Private | 
| Regiment: | Highland Light Infantry | 
| Battalion: | 9th (Glasgow Highland) Battalion (Territorial) | 
| Number: | 350356 | 
| Type of Casualty: | Killed in action | 
| Theatre of War: | Western European Theatre | 
| Comments: | Formerly 8424, R. Scot. Fus. | 
CWGC
His wife was living in Elbow Lane.
The Cumnock Chronicle says in an obituary.
He enlisted nearly three years ago and was in France for 4 months. He had an active interest in the affairs of Common Thistle FC and had worked for some time at Glenburn Colliery.
He had 2 children William James and Sarah
His widow married Thomas Broom a coal miner in 1918.
 
 
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