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George Huntly Bevan 


CWGC:

Rank: Private

Regiment: Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), 5th Company

No: 144461

Date of Death: 28th June 1918

Commemorated: Ploegsteert Memorial


SNWM:

Rank: Private

Regiment: Machine Gun Corps (Infantry)

No: 144461

Formerly King’s Own Scottish Borderers, No. 33204

Place or Birth: Barony, Lanarkshire

Date of Death: 28th June 1918

Place of Death: France & Flanders

Cause of Death: Killed in Action


SDGW:

Rank: Private

Regiment: Machine Gun Corps (Infantry)

No: 144461

Formerly King’s Own Scottish Borderers, No. 33204

Place or Birth: Barony, Lanarkshire

Place of Enlistment: Glasgow

Date of Death: 28th June 1918

Place of Death: France & Flanders

Cause of Death: Killed in Action


MIC:

George H. Bevan, Private, Machine Gun Corps, No. 144461

Medal Entitlement: British War & Victory Medals


Soldiers’ Effects:

George Huntley Bevan, Private, 5th battalion, Machine Gun Corps, No. 144461. Killed in Action in France 26th June 1918.

Father Thomas.


Listed on Glasgow Roll of Honour: Private, Machine Gun Corps, 116 Annfield Street, Glasgow.


1901 Census, Living at 306 Springburn Road, Dennistoun.

Father Thomas Bateson Bevan, age 31, ‘Holder on to Riveters’, born England

Mother Catherine Bevan, age 31, born Glasgow

Children: Isabella J. N. Bevan, age 3, born Glasgow

George Huntley Bevan, age 1, born Glasgow

Aunt Maggie M. McGhee, age 24, Hank Winder, born Glasgow