James Lindsay Bennett was the son of John and Agnes Lindsay Bennett, of Carstairs; husband of Jean Lambie Bennett, of Law.
He served in WWII as a Sergeant (Air Gunner) with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve in the 77th Squadron.
He died as a casualty of the war at the age of 23 years serving his country.
Date of Death: 22 November 1943
Service No: 1372493
Commonwealth War Dead
Grave: Grave 38
Cemetery: Carstairs Cemetery, Lanark, Scotland
He served in WWII as a Sergeant (Air Gunner) with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve in the 77th Squadron.
He died as a casualty of the war at the age of 23 years serving his country.
Date of Death: 22 November 1943
Service No: 1372493
Commonwealth War Dead
Grave: Grave 38
Cemetery: Carstairs Cemetery, Lanark, Scotland
James Lindsay Bennett was the son of John and Agnes Lindsay Bennett, of Carstairs; husband of Jean Lambie Bennett, of Law.
He served in WWII as a Sergeant (Air Gunner) with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve in the 77th Squadron.
He died as a casualty of the war at the age of 23 years serving his country.
Date of Death: 22 November 1943
Service No: 1372493
Commonwealth War Dead
Grave: Grave 38
Cemetery: Carstairs Cemetery, Lanark, Scotland
He served in WWII as a Sergeant (Air Gunner) with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve in the 77th Squadron.
He died as a casualty of the war at the age of 23 years serving his country.
Date of Death: 22 November 1943
Service No: 1372493
Commonwealth War Dead
Grave: Grave 38
Cemetery: Carstairs Cemetery, Lanark, Scotland
Inscription
1372493 Sergeant
J.L. Bennett
Air Gunner
Royal Air Force
22nd November 1943, Age 23
"To memory ever dear"
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