- Surnames starting with the letter W. 

James Alexander Wallace

Rank:GunnerNumber:107224
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No:245th Seige Bty
Name of Rgt or Ship:Royal Garrison Artillery
Died:27/08/1920Age:38
How Died:Died of Wounds
Country of burial:U.K.Grave Photo:Yes
Cemetery or Memorial:Urmston Cemetery
Town Memorial:Not Listed
Extra Information:
Born at St. Andrews, Dundee, Scotland in 1882, the son of James Cargill &
Wilhelmina Wallace (nee Dickie).

1891 Census - No Trace.

1901 Census - 62 Commercial Street, Dundee, Scotland.  Son - aged: 18 -
occ: Clerk - born Dundee, Scotland.    Head of household - James C. Wallace
- Married - aged: 46 - occ: Teacher of Music - born: Dundee.   Also -
Minnie Wallace - Wife - aged: 39 - born: Dundee.   Plus 4 younger sisters
and 2 boarders.

1911 Census - 27 Beresford Road, Sretford.   Brother - aged: 28 - occ:
Engine Fitter (Mechanical) - born: "Resident" ???   Head of household -
John Wallace - Married - aged: 30 - occ: Marine Engineer - born: "Resident"
???   Also Christine Wallace - Wife of head - aged: 32 - born: "Resident"
???

Married Mabel A. Mayer during the June quarter 1914 in the Barton upon
Irwell R.D. - ref: 8c.1475.

Enlisted on the 30th November 1915.   Discharged from the Army on the 19th
December 1918 and issued with a Sliver War Badge - No. B61576, on the 3rd
January 1919.

Died at Park Lane, Broughton, Salford.   Buried on the 30/08/1920 - Burial
No. 1,974.  Private Scroll Gravestone to the Mayer family (in-laws).

CWGC - Son of James Cargill Wallace and Wilhelmina Wallace (nee Dickie);
husband of Mabel Ashworth Mayer Haslam (formerly Wallace), of 82, Flixton
Rd., Urmston, Manchester.

His widow married George E. Haslam in 1922.
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