Great War Dundee
This is Dundee's story of those that served in the First World War, and of the people left at home
George Glenday
Military Information
- Date of enlistment:
- Place of enlistment:
- Service no: 2505
- Rank: Private
- Service Occupation:
- Awards:
- Regiment/Service: Black Watch
- Unit/Ship: 4th Battalion
- Place of Death:
- Age at Death: 18
- Date of Death: 09/05/1915
- Burial Country: France
- Cemetery: Le Touret Memorial
- Grave/Mem Ref no: Panels 24 to 26.
Personal Information
- Date of Birth:
- Place of Birth:
- Address: 57 Hill St, Dundee
- Occupation: Machinist
- Mother:
Susan Glenday, 57 Hill St, Dundee
- Father:
George Glenday, 57 Hill St, Dundee
- Siblings:
- Spouse:
- Children:
More about George Glenday
George is believed to be the brother of Sapper James Glenday, 410288, 228th Field Company, Royal Engineers.
VICTIM OF MACHINE GUN FIRE.
Private George Glenday, whose home is at 57 Hill Street, was also killed on 9th May. Official notification came to hand yesterday. Private Glenday was only eighteen years of age, and was a member of the late Lieut. Weinberg’s platoon. Information from the front indicates that the lad fell a victim to machine gun fire. He enlisted after the outbreak of war. His father, who is an old 3rd V.B.R.H. man, is now in the ranks of the 2/4th Black Watch at Bridge of Earn. Private Glenday was employed as a machinist prior to the war.
Additional information and image kindly supplied by Michael Caldwell
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