James McIntosh Clark album

/1 Photograph album of James McIntosh Clark mainly in India and Pakistan while undergoing army training during World War Two. Places include Darjeeling, Barasat, Delhi, Bombay, Kotri, Lahore and Quetta and a few images in Scotland, 1939-1943 /2 Information about the Clark family and copy of letter informing the family of Clark's burial, 2017

He was in the employment of Thomson, Shepherd & Co, Dundee and then went to India with Bird & Co as a jute clerk. He was called up after the outbreak of the Second World War and served in the 6th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery. He was killed in action 5th February 1944 aged 27 in Burma and buried there.

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Given by the nephew of Clark, William Ferguson Clark after listening to an archive talk

He was in the employment of Thomson, Shepherd & Co, Dundee and then went to India with Bird & Co as a jute clerk. He was called up after the outbreak of the Second World War and served in the 6th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery. He was killed in action 5th February 1944 aged 27 in Burma and buried there.

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Description compiled by Zoe Rae, volunteer, 19 August 2019

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MS 449