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Address:
Dalry Parish Churchyard
Main Street
St John's Town of Dalry
DG7 3UP
Scotland
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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In loving memory of David Campbell who died 4th January 1898 in his 83rd year. Marion Hunter his wife who died 12th Decr 1890 in her 69th year. Anthony their son who died at Croydon 14th Augt 1866 aged 20 years. Interred in Croydon Cemetery. Elizabeth their daughter who died 26th December 1870 aged 30 years. Mary their daughter who died 31st Jany 1897 aged 53 years. William J.A.Campbell their son who died at Balmaclellan 25th Novr 1938 aged 82 years. Also Janet Connel wife of above who died 11th Sept 1958 aged 86 years. Janet (wee tottie) daughter of William J.A.Campbell who died 14th Augt 1908 aged 6 years. Anthony Campbell, gunner R.F.A. eldest son of the above who was killed in action on the Somme front in France 1st Sept 1916 aged 24 years. William his brother who died at Blowplain, Balmaclellan 27th April 1925 from wounds received in France ------------ aged 29 years.
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