They family lived in Mauchline by 1891
Thomas had been employed on a fish van but was a chauffeur at the Dumfries Arms Garage when in went to war.
He died on the 31st July 1917 in France.
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| Cumnock Chronicle 1917 |
Remembering WW1 soldiers with a connection to Cumnock in Ayrshire, Scotland, including those who survived and others not mentioned on the War Memorial. Researched by Cumnock History Group.
Monday, 1 October 2018
Thomas Connor
Born in Kilmarnock about 1887 the son of Bernard Connor and Mary Orr, he was in Ayrshire Yeomanry and then the Highland Light Infantry
They family lived in Mauchline by 1891
Thomas had been employed on a fish van but was a chauffeur at the Dumfries Arms Garage when in went to war.
He died on the 31st July 1917 in France.
Private
Regiment
Highland Light Infantry
Battalion
12th (Service) Battn
Regimental Number
43409
Type of Casualty
Killed in action
Theatre of War
Western European Theatre
Comments
Formerly 2535, Ayrshire Yeo.
Other Records
Thomas Connor - HighlandLightInfantry 43409
They family lived in Mauchline by 1891
Thomas had been employed on a fish van but was a chauffeur at the Dumfries Arms Garage when in went to war.
He died on the 31st July 1917 in France.
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