Charles Frederick Davis MacIntyre

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Name MACINTYRE, CHARLES FREDERICK DAVIS
Rank Second Lieutenant
Service Number
Date of Death 06/11/1918
Age 19
Regiment / Service Royal Field Artillery
Service Country United Kingdom
Grave / Memorial Reference A. 16.
Cemetery / Memorial Name PONT-SUR-SAMBRE COMMUNAL CEMETERY

Second Lieutenant MACINTYRE, CHARLES FREDERICK DAVIS
Died 06/11/1918
Aged 19
37th Howitzer Bty. 27th Bde.
Royal Field Artillery

Son of Rachel Macintyre, of 21, Partickhill Rd., Hyndland, Glasgow, and the late Donald Macintyre, of Ardchattan.
Native of Ardchattan, Argyll.
Member of Glasgow High School, O.T.C., and Glasgow University, O.T.C.

Father : Donald MacIntyre - bef. 1918
Mother : Rachel
Birth : MACINTYRE CHARLES FREDERI M 1899 529/ 18 Muckairn (not bought)
1901 census : Bonawe Quarries Schoolhouse (chiscopal School)
Name Age
Donald Macintyre 58
Rachel Macintyre 42
Farquhar Smith Macintyre 22
Elizabeth Macintyre 20
Donald Macintyre 16
Catherine Henderson Macintyre 9
Jemima Rachel Macintyre 6
Chas Fredrick Davis Macintyre 1
Parish: Ardchattan and Muckairn; ED: 5; Page: 1; Line: 19; Roll: CSSCT1901_182

Address 1917 : 21, Partickhill Rd., Hyndland, Glasgow,

The Scottish War Graves Project : New Kilpatrick ( or Hillfoot) Cemetery
http://scottishwargraves.phpbbweb.com/scottishwargraves-ftopic1242-0-asc-75.html

http://www.inmemories.com/Cemeteries/pontsursambre.htm
PONT SUR SAMBRE Communal Cemetery (Nord France)
MACINTYRE CHARLES FREDERICK DAVIS
United Kingdom Second Lieutenant Royal Field Artillery 37th Howitzer Bty. 27th Bde. Age: 19 Date of Death: 06/11/1918 A.16.
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The University of Glasgow Roll of Honour
http://www.universitystory.gla.ac.uk/ww1-biography/?id=3955

Charles Frederick Davis Macintyre was born in Ardchattan, near Oban, and was the son of Donald and Rachel MacIntyre.

Charles attended the High School of Glasgow, and was a member of their Officers' Training Corps (OTC). He then joined the University of Glasgow's OTC, before joining the Royal Field Artillery's 37th Howitzer Battalion.

Charles was killed on the 6th of November, 1918 - only 5 days before the end of the war. He is buried at Pont-Sur-Sambre Communal Cemetery, and his gravestone reads 'Per Ardua' (translated as 'Through Adversity').
He is commemorated on the War Memorials of the University of Glasgow and on the Roll of Honour of the St Bride's Episcopal Church, Hyndland.

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