Dunbrack Family History - Person Sheet
NameJames C Dumbreck 
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48Birth7 Jan 1891, ( Pueblo, Colorado) but listed at Barony, Lanark, Glasgow see notes48
Death25 Jan 1915, La Bassee, France48 Age: 24
BurialLe Touret Military Cemetery, France48
FatherJames Copeland Dumbreck (1857-1925)
MotherElizabeth Marshall Aitken (1864-1944)
Misc. Notes
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From War Memorial Edinburgh Castle, Killed in Action. France & Flanders, Number, Rank 9913 GDSN.
Certified copy of record of Scots Guards killed in action in the war of 1914, dated 24 Jan, 2000
LE TOURET MEMORIAL Pas de Calasie, France, Granve Panels 2&3, 1st Bn., Scots Guard, Private Soldier No 9913
Dear Rod,
I believe the Pueblo info is correct. The family did not move back to
Glasgow until later in the year 1891. Pueblo was also on the list of
brothers and sisters and their birth places that his sister Elizabeth made
up and that I recently got a copy of. Prior to receiving this I also listed
Scotland as his birth place. Colorado did not have birth certificates back
then, so I can't prove it.
Thanks for all you are doing!
Dona
From War Memorial Edinburgh Castle, Killed in Action. France & Flanders, Number, Rank 9913 GDSN.
Certified copy of record of Scots Guards killed in action in the war of 1914, dated 24 Jan, 2000
LE TOURET MEMORIAL Pas de Calasie, France, Granve Panels 2&3, 1st Bn., Scots Guard, Private Soldier No 9913
Dear Rod,
I believe the Pueblo info is correct. The family did not move back to
Glasgow until later in the year 1891. Pueblo was also on the list of
brothers and sisters and their birth places that his sister Elizabeth made
up and that I recently got a copy of. Prior to receiving this I also listed
Scotland as his birth place. Colorado did not have birth certificates back
then, so I can't prove it.
Thanks for all you are doing!
Dona