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Address:
Old Parish Church (St. Andrew's or Crosshill)
Church Street
Baillieston
Glasgow
G69 7DF
Scotland
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- First World War (1914-1918)
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ERECTED/BY/ROBERT CURRIE/IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE/MARY MORRISON/DIED 25TH MAY 1917 AGED 54/THEIR SONS ROBERT/LANCE-CORP. CAMERON HIGHLANDERS/DIED OF WOUNDS AT SALONICA/ 30TH SEPT. 1916 AGED 21/DAVID/PRIVATE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS/KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE/11TH APRIL 1917 AGED 19/THEIR DAUGHTER AGNES/DIED 11TH NOV. 1918 AGED 27/THEIR SON AKLEX./DIED 16TH JANY. 1920 AGED 17/RESULT OF RAILWAY ACCIDENT/....
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