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William MacCormick
These are my great grandparents and their family. More information on their descendents is available at My World Connect TreeFamily Group Report - 13 Oct 2000 ---------------------------------------- Husband: William MacCormick ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1 Aug 1868 Place: Mull of Ross, Iona Parish, Argyll, Scotland Death: 29 Oct 1915 Place: HMS Hannibal Burial: Oct 1915 Place: at sea Occupation: Engine Filler (apprentice) Royal Navy Education: 1881-scholar Father: Neil MacCormick (1836-) Mother: Annabella MacLachlan (1837-) ---------------------------------------- Marriage: 31 Dec 1889 Place: Govan ---------------------------------------- Wife: Mary MacDonald ---------------------------------------- Death: After 29 Oct 1915 ---------------------------------------- Children... ---------------------------------------- 1. M Child: Neil MacCormick Birth: 16 Jan 1891 Place: 260 Craig Street Kinning Park, Lanask, Glasgow,Scotland Death: 20 Jul 1978 Burial: Place: FK4,All Saint's Church,Didcot , Oxfordshire,England Occupation: Conductor RAOC (ret), Lance Corporal RAOC, SGT RAOC Religion: Church of England Spouse: Daisy Dorothy Majuba Taylor Marriage: 27 Oct 1920 Place: Parish Church, Didcot, Berkshire, England ---------------------------------------- 2. M Child: Ewen M. MacCormick Birth: 29 Oct 1893 Place: Ross of Mull, Argyll, Scotland Spouse: Florence Penny ---------------------------------------- 3. F Child: Morag MacCormick (End of Line) Spouse: Allan MacCormick ---------------------------------------- 4. M Child: Donald MacCormick Husband's Notes... ---------------------------------------- Notes: 1871 Torman Quarry, Iona 1881 at 9 Fionaphort, Kilfinichen & Kilvickeon, Argyll, Scotland HMS Hannibal went to Mediterranean in Sep 1915 as a trooper. - an E.R.A. 1st. This would have been an Engine Room Artificer, 1st Class. High degree of skill involved here, not just operating the the engines, but also making (by hand) such things as journal shells with a tolerance of ,say, + or - 'five ten-thou of an inch'. In Memory of Chief Engine Room Artificer 1st Class WILLIAM MacCORMICK R.N. H.M.S. "Hannibal.", Royal Navy who died on Friday, 29th October 1915. Remembered with honour CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent, United Kingdom. Wife's Notes... ---------------------------------------- Notes: RESIDENCE: 1915- 27 Rock Avenue, Gillingham, Kent, England Last Modified: 10 Oct 2000 |
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