Private George Hunter
Service Number 10285
Campaign:
World War 1
Died:
4.5.1915
1SG
Died of Wounds Aged 28
Born Fereneze Terrace, Barrhead, son of George (scourer in bleach work) & Catherine Niven Mason Hunter, resident of
Knowes Cottages, Glenfield, Paisley. Widow (married at new year) Margaret Gemmell Winning Hunter, resident of Lintmill Cottages, 8 Lintmill Terrace, Neilston. Formerly served an apprenticeship as a brass-finisher with Doulton & Co., Ltd.,Hawkhead Road, Paisley. Enlisted at Glasgow September 1914.
Buried Chocques Military Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. I, A, 84
Memorial(s):
| Country | Location | Name of Memorial | Campaign | Names | Date(s) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scotland | In town centre Junction of Gilmour Street and Moss Street Paisley Renfrew Strathclyde PA1 1BZ | Paisley War Memorial | World War 1 |
George Hunter | 4-5-1915 | View |
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