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Title: Scottish Army Records
Post by: craizi daizi on Saturday 09 September 06 08:38 BST (UK)
Hi again

Was wondering where i would be able to find Army records of my gr grandfather...Simon F Munro i know he served in 1895 in Queens Own Cameron Highlanders and was stationed in Gibralter and later I think in Sth Africa,  and was then in Royal Scots Regiment (where he was killed) in Gallipoli in 1915 ,  October 21st....He held the rank of Sgt Major....in between the wars he was a cable car driver in Edinburgh...

Hoping some one may know something

Cheers

Craizi
Title: Re: Scottish Army Records
Post by: Beauly on Thursday 14 September 06 09:00 BST (UK)
Hello again Craizi,
If you go to the Commonwealth War Graves commission site http://www.cwgc.org/ you will get the information below & the service No etc, could help when you search further.

This site might help in your search http://www.army.mod.uk/contacts/divisions/records.htm but I think that you might have to go in person to get what you want. If you cannot do that then there are researchers who specialise in Army records search.

I hope that is of some help.

Don

1  MUNRO, S F 
Rank: Serjeant Major
Service No: 968
Date of Death: 27/09/1915 
Age: Unknown
Regiment/Service: Royal Scots
Country: United Kingdom
Grave/Memorial Ref: II. A. 14.
Cemetery/Memorial Name: GREEN HILL CEMETERY
Title: Re: Scottish Army Records
Post by: craizi daizi on Friday 23 February 07 10:34 GMT (UK)
Sorry,  for the late reply Don,   this is my man,   how do i find out more ????

Craizi
Title: Re: Scottish Army Records
Post by: Beauly on Sunday 04 March 07 13:22 GMT (UK)
Hi Craizi,
Try this address ADOdiscl4ado11.civsec[at]APC.ARMY.MOD.UK  and give as much info as you can. It is in Glasgow.

Also I see that you have Munros in Oz. As the rep of the Clan Munro in Australia I put out a newsletter 3 times a year with a Genealogy section which is open to all Munros. So, if you have some missing Munros in the antipodes, just let me know & Iwill publish your query - next issue, April,

Regards Don


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