James Stephen McDonald Born 1897 Aberdeen Private 1/4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders (1529) Promoted Corporal (227485) Transferred Labour Corps 1917 (?) Died of Wounds, 1st Eastern General Hospital Cambridge July 6th 1919 aged 22 Interred Bedford Cemetery Memorialised: Roll of Honour All Saints Church Queens Park
Survived by: Dorothy McDonald (nee Roberts, wife) Mark McDonald (son, born 1918)
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| James Milne, Bertha Milne (Mother) and James McDonald 1914 | Mark (son), "Dolly" (nee Roberts) and James late 1918 early 1919 |
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| Letter notifying Dolly of James' death (July 6th 1919) |
Identification Bracelet ">"J.MacDonald (sic) 1529 MGS (machine gun section) 4th Gordons" |
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| Memorial Card from James' Funeral | Text of memorial card |
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| Top of scroll sent with bronze memorial plaque ("Death Penny") | Message from the King, sent with memorial plaque |
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| Bronze Memorial Plaque | British War and Victory Medals and Decoration Notification (1921) | |
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| 1914-15 Star (Reverse) and Decoration Notification letter | Princess Mary Gift Box (Contained Chocolate, greeting card etc) Christmas 1914 |