Peter – Smith – Port Patrick and Wigtownshire Joint Railway – – 05/11/1918

Title

Peter – Smith – Port Patrick and Wigtownshire Joint Railway – – 05/11/1918

Initials / forenames

Peter

Surname

Smith

Railway company

Port Patrick and Wigtownshire Joint Railway

Military unit

1st Battalion Cameron Highlanders

Railway department

Newton Stewart

Railway job

Booking Clerk

Date died

05/11/1918

Memorial

Premont British War Cemetery in Premont

Notes

Aet 28, the son of the late John Smith and Isabella Smith of Garlieston, Sorbie, Wigtownshire. He was a booking clerk and enlisted early in 1915, but was wounded at Loos in September 1915 and was evacuated back to England. He was sent to the 3rd reserve battalion and returned to France in March 1916. He was wounded a second time in August 1916 and treated in hospital in Rouen. He rejoined the regiment a month later. He was wounded a third time on 4th Nov 1918 and died of is wounds the following day a the clearing station in Premont, Aisne. He is named on the Sorbie parish war memorial in Garlieston.

Information source

St Paul's Cathedral Order of Service 1919; Commonwealth War Graves Commission ; Great Western Railway Magazine (image and research contributed by STEAM: Museum of the Great Western Railway)

Date entered

08/08/2018

Last updated

03/11/2015

Citation

“Peter – Smith – Port Patrick and Wigtownshire Joint Railway – – 05/11/1918,” Fallen Railwaymen, accessed May 5, 2024, https://fallenrailwaymen.omeka.net/items/show/41846.