Casualty of WWII, Flying Officer [Willie] Ledlie was a Pilot in 24 Sqdn.Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve ~ Service No:72691.
He was 46 and the husband of Margaret Ledlie, of Loughbrickland.
His brother,Private Andrew Boyd Ledlie also died on service and he is buried in the same churchyard.
They were sons of William and Jane ["Jennie", ] Ledlie [nee Henry] of Loughbrickland.They were married in the Newry district, Co. Down, in the summer of 1893.
He was 46 and the husband of Margaret Ledlie, of Loughbrickland.
His brother,Private Andrew Boyd Ledlie also died on service and he is buried in the same churchyard.
They were sons of William and Jane ["Jennie", ] Ledlie [nee Henry] of Loughbrickland.They were married in the Newry district, Co. Down, in the summer of 1893.
Casualty of WWII, Flying Officer [Willie] Ledlie was a Pilot in 24 Sqdn.Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve ~ Service No:72691.
He was 46 and the husband of Margaret Ledlie, of Loughbrickland.
His brother,Private Andrew Boyd Ledlie also died on service and he is buried in the same churchyard.
They were sons of William and Jane ["Jennie", ] Ledlie [nee Henry] of Loughbrickland.They were married in the Newry district, Co. Down, in the summer of 1893.
He was 46 and the husband of Margaret Ledlie, of Loughbrickland.
His brother,Private Andrew Boyd Ledlie also died on service and he is buried in the same churchyard.
They were sons of William and Jane ["Jennie", ] Ledlie [nee Henry] of Loughbrickland.They were married in the Newry district, Co. Down, in the summer of 1893.
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