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Corporal D BONTHRONE

Service Number: S/40285
Regiment & Unit/Ship

Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)

Date of Death

Died 29 February 1920

Age 33 years old

Buried or commemorated at

FORTEVIOT PARISH CHURCHYARD

357.

United Kingdom

Forteviot Parish Churchyard, Perthshire: headstones of the three Bonthrone brothers interred side by side. Four sons of William Bonthrone of Green of Invermay, Forgandenny fell - three are interred in this churchyard and in consecutive graves. The other brother who also fell was Private Thomas Bonthrone of the 1st/6th Bn. Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)~ Service No:_x000B_3832. He was 35 when killed on 13th August 1916 and is buried in St. Sever Cemetery, Rouen, France._x000B_

Photographer: Unknown

  • Country of Service United Kingdom
  • Additional Info Son of William Bonthrone, of Green of Invermay, Forgandenny.
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Buried or commemorated at

FORTEVIOT PARISH CHURCHYARD
Perthshire United Kingdom
Number of casualties: 4
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