56: John Brownlie (photographs; postcards)

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posted on 2024-01-12, 09:30 authored by Lest We Forget Project Team

<p dir="ltr">John Brownie enlisted into the Black Watch in 1916 from his home in Glasgow. He had been a ploughman but had moved to the city looking for work as he had at that time a wife and 3 children to support. Due to no work he felt he should serve his country. He spent 2 years in France with the 51st Battalion and received a leg injury in 1918. From his hospital bed in 1918 he sent a loving Christmas card home to Glasgow for his wife and young children. He fully recovered and returned to Glasgow and lived a long live and fathered a further 5 children.</p>

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Sheila Scott, grand daughter of John Brownlie

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My Grandfather, John Brownlie.

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1916 - 1918

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France and Glasgow

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