Memorial

Private K Cameron

Euan Cameron

Source: Copyright Euan Cameron

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Current Location

Off the B9006 Military Road just south of the Aberdeen to Inverness Railway Line. East of Inverness Airport., Brachlich-Gollanfield Cemetery, Milton of Breachlich Road, Brackley, Inverness, Highlands and Islands, IV2 7QT, Scotland

OS Grid Reference

NH 79611 52850

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Memorial Details

Type of Memorial: Addition to gravestone
WMR Reference Number: 64810
Description: White marble headstone surmounting a two stepped base and a stone footing. A relief carving of flowers adorns the apex of the headstone.
Inscription: IN/ LOVING MEMORY OF/ JESSIE MCKAY,/ BELOVED WIFE OF COLIN CAMERON,/ POINTSMAN, FORT-GEORGE STATION,/ WHO DIED AT THE ROYAL INFIRMARY ABERDEEN/ 22ND MARCH 1897, AGED 39 YEARS;/ ALSO THEIR SON KENNETH CAMERON,/ 13TH S.H. BATT BLACK WATCH,/ KILLED IN ACTION AT MORMAL FOREST/ 4 NOV 1918, AGED 35 YEARS;/ AND THE SAID COLIN CAMERON,/ DIED 20TH MAY 1927, AGED 80 YEARS;/ ALSO HIS SON-IN-LAW/ RALPH ORMISTON RAE,/ BELOVED HUSBAND OF JEAN CAMERON,/ DIED AT HAWTHORNDENE, INVERNESS/ 31 JANUARY 1931, AGED 52 YEARS;/ AND THE SAID/ JEAN CAMERON,/ DIED AT THE ROYAL NORTHERN INFIRMARY, INVERNESS/ 5 JULY 1967, AGED 79 YEARS./ ERECTED BY HUSBAND AND FAMILY.

Commemoration

War: First World War (1914-1918)
Number Commemorated: 1
Died: 1
Information shown: surname, date of death, regiment, place of death, forename, age of death, relationships

History

Sponsor Type: private
Sponsored By: Paid for by family, father and sibling

Conservation

Custodian: The Cemetery

Components

Gravestone

Made from: Marble - White

Condition: Good

Base

Made from: Stone, Marble - White

Condition: Good

Further Information

Monumental Inscriptions Brachlich Cemetery Gollanfield by Angus Bethune & John Durham 10 July 2003 Published:Highland Family History Society 2003, July 10th