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Official commemorative handbill of the Great War, naming George Alexander Gordon, Nevie Farm, Glenlivet, who died on 13th Nov 1916, and was buried at the British War Memorial at Thriepval, France. (George Alexander Gordon was uncle of J MacKay's husband.) (J. MacKay Collection).
Official commemorative handbill of the Great War, naming George Alexander Gordon, Nevie Farm, Glenlivet, who died on 13th Nov 1916, and was buried at the British War Memorial at Thriepval, France. (George Alexander Gordon was uncle of J MacKay's husband.) (J. MacKay Collection).
Official commemorative handbill of the Great War, naming George Alexander Gordon, Nevie Farm, Glenlivet, who died on 13th Nov 1916, and was buried at the British War Memorial at Thriepval, France. (George Alexander Gordon was uncle of J MacKay's husband.) (J. MacKay Collection).
Official commemorative handbill of the Great War, naming George Alexander Gordon, Nevie Farm, Glenlivet, who died on 13th Nov 1916, and was buried at the British War Memorial at Thriepval, France. (George Alexander Gordon was uncle of J MacKay's husband.) (J. MacKay Collection).

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‘For King and Country to the Glory of God and in everlasting memory of Gordon, George Alexander, 1344.’

Official commemorative handbill of the Great War, naming George Alexander Gordon, Nevie Farm, Glenlivet. (George Alexander Gordon was uncle of J. MacKay's husband.) He was a Cpl (#1344) with the Seaforth Highlanders, killed in WW1, and buried at British War Memorial, Thriepval, France (J. MacKay Collection).

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‘For King and Country to the Glory of God and in everlasting memory of Gordon, George Alexander, 1344.’

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