Service Number: 424096
Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment) 49th Bn.
Enlisted on Dec. 23, 1914 at Mellville ... listing that he was single (married later), his occupation as a watchman, and his father as his next of kin.
Son of Maxwell and Ellen J. Beattie, of Ardlui, Tarbet, Scotland; husband of Elizabeth S. Beattie of 65, Wolfington Rd., West Norwood,London, England (married in 1917).
John Beattie of Melville, Saskatchewan died of tuberculosis at Lenham, Maidstone, Kent, England. John was working as a watchman and fireman when he enlisted at Melville late in 1914 (he had earlier lived at Saltcoats). He married Elizabeth Sarah (Campbell) of London in 1917.
Source: Saskatchewan Virtual War Memorial
Commemorated on page 365 of the First World War Book of Remembrance and there is a Tribute to him on the Roll Call of Honour website.
Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment) 49th Bn.
Enlisted on Dec. 23, 1914 at Mellville ... listing that he was single (married later), his occupation as a watchman, and his father as his next of kin.
Son of Maxwell and Ellen J. Beattie, of Ardlui, Tarbet, Scotland; husband of Elizabeth S. Beattie of 65, Wolfington Rd., West Norwood,London, England (married in 1917).
John Beattie of Melville, Saskatchewan died of tuberculosis at Lenham, Maidstone, Kent, England. John was working as a watchman and fireman when he enlisted at Melville late in 1914 (he had earlier lived at Saltcoats). He married Elizabeth Sarah (Campbell) of London in 1917.
Source: Saskatchewan Virtual War Memorial
Commemorated on page 365 of the First World War Book of Remembrance and there is a Tribute to him on the Roll Call of Honour website.
Service Number: 424096
Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment) 49th Bn.
Enlisted on Dec. 23, 1914 at Mellville ... listing that he was single (married later), his occupation as a watchman, and his father as his next of kin.
Son of Maxwell and Ellen J. Beattie, of Ardlui, Tarbet, Scotland; husband of Elizabeth S. Beattie of 65, Wolfington Rd., West Norwood,London, England (married in 1917).
John Beattie of Melville, Saskatchewan died of tuberculosis at Lenham, Maidstone, Kent, England. John was working as a watchman and fireman when he enlisted at Melville late in 1914 (he had earlier lived at Saltcoats). He married Elizabeth Sarah (Campbell) of London in 1917.
Source: Saskatchewan Virtual War Memorial
Commemorated on page 365 of the First World War Book of Remembrance and there is a Tribute to him on the Roll Call of Honour website.
Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment) 49th Bn.
Enlisted on Dec. 23, 1914 at Mellville ... listing that he was single (married later), his occupation as a watchman, and his father as his next of kin.
Son of Maxwell and Ellen J. Beattie, of Ardlui, Tarbet, Scotland; husband of Elizabeth S. Beattie of 65, Wolfington Rd., West Norwood,London, England (married in 1917).
John Beattie of Melville, Saskatchewan died of tuberculosis at Lenham, Maidstone, Kent, England. John was working as a watchman and fireman when he enlisted at Melville late in 1914 (he had earlier lived at Saltcoats). He married Elizabeth Sarah (Campbell) of London in 1917.
Source: Saskatchewan Virtual War Memorial
Commemorated on page 365 of the First World War Book of Remembrance and there is a Tribute to him on the Roll Call of Honour website.
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