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Hugh Berry (or Berrie) |
Brother of Alexander Berrie, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), No. 62325
(Service Record details: Attested September 1918, demobbed February 1919, address 471 Duke Street, Dennistoun, Glasgow)
CWGC:
Rank: Driver
Regiment: Royal Field Artillery, ‘D’ Battery, 88th Brigade
No: 45931
Date of Death: 15th September 1917
Age: 21
Buried: Voormezeele Enclosures No. 1 and No. 2
Additional Information: Son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Berry, 55 Marlborough Street, Glasgow.
SNWM:
Rank: Driver
Regiment: Royal Horse & Royal Field Artillery
No: 45931
Place of Birth: Mile End, Glasgow
Date of Death: 15th September 1917
Place of Death: France & Flanders
Cause of Death: Killed in Action
SDGW:
Rank: Driver
Regiment: Royal Horse & Royal Field Artillery
No: 45931
Place of Birth: Mile End, Glasgow
Place of Enlistment: Glasgow
Date of Death: 15th September 1917
Place of Death: France & Flanders
Cause of Death: Killed in Action
MIC:
Hugh Berry, Driver, Royal Field Artillery, No. 45931. Dead
Medal Entitlement: 1915 Star, British War & Victory Medals
Soldiers’ Effects:
Hugh Berry, Driver, D Battery, 88th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, No. 45931. Killed in Action 15th September 1917.
Father Hugh, Sister Mary.
Listed on Glasgow Roll of Honour: Driver, Royal Field Artillery, 55 Marlborough Street, Glasgow.
Listed on Dennistoun New Parish Church Memorial: Hugh Berry.
1901 Census, Living at 16 Bellfield Street, Dennistoun, Glasgow.
Father Hugh Berry, age 32, Assistant Telegraph (Post Office), born Ireland
Mother Mary Berry, age 26, born Ireland
Children: Hugh Berry, age 6, born Glasgow
Mary Berry, age 3, born Glasgow
Aunt Bridget Kene, Machinist, born Ireland
(Note: The spelling of Berrrie/Berry varies between records)