In memory of Stoker Gabriel Ritchie, lost at sea on 25th November 1941.
He was born at Bridgend Cottages, Inverkip and served in the Royal Navy onboard HMS Barham
To read more:
https://t.co/kqZMkKZWHD
#WW2#hmsbarham@greenocktele@InverclydeHN@S_M_R_G
In memory of Private Thomas McFarlane who was killed on this day in 1916.
He was born at Ardgowan Place, Inverkip & emigrated to Australia in 1913.
To read his story:
https://t.co/OAzgrATDK2
@InverclydeHN@S_M_R_G@discinverclyde#inverkip#ww1#ww1history
In memory of Private George McIntosh killed on this day in 1917.
He listed on the war memorial as it is likely he was a worker on the @ArdgowanEstate but was born @TheTaybank
To read his story:
https://t.co/7lKA5zVBdp
#ww1#worldwarone#dunkeld#perthshire
In memory of Sgt Edwarx Denny, killed on this day in 1918. He worked as a plate layer on the Caledonian Railway and is also remembered @NetworkRailGLC
To read his story: https://t.co/WEu1i2Mlzd
#ww1#lestweforget#worldwarone#firstworldwar
In memory of Private Michael Anderson, the youngest man on the war memorial, who died on this day in 1916 aged 17.
To read his story:
https://t.co/ibiI5kD9fs
#ww1
In memory of Private Daniel Boyle, who died on this day in 1917.
He was born in Largs and initially served in the Royal Scots.
To read his tragic story, please visit: https://t.co/cPdoCWGy79
#WW1
In memory of Private James Aitken, killed on this day in 1915.
James was born in Moffat and was a pupil at Inverkip School but is not listed on the memorial - he is remembered in Dunoon.
#ww1#remembrance#inverkip
In memory of Private John Muir, killed at Gallipoli on 12th July 1915.
He was born in Greenock but later lived in Inverkip and is remembered on the war memorial.
https://t.co/HOQIr5GcBt
@discinverclyde@greenocktele@InverclydeHN @OnePlaceStudies
#ww1#Gallipoli
In memory of Lance Corporal James Campbell, killed at Gallipoli on 12th July 1915.
He was born in Inverkip and served in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
To read more on his story:
https://t.co/wpvW3WPQbM