Roll of Honour of the 710 men of Hyde who fell in WW1 William McDOUGALL Private 3980322 William McDOUGALL of 24th Coy., Labour Corps, (Formerly 2nd Bn., Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment) Died of Wounds Tuesday 16th October 1917, No.44 Casualty Clearing Station, Brandhoek, Belgium, age 45 His wife Mary Ellen McDougall had died before he enlisted. Private William McDougall died of a gun shot wound to the neck.Previous Man List Of Men Next Man
Of: 42 Russell Street, Hyde, Cheshire Born: 1872, Newton, Hyde, Cheshire Parents: Ann McDougall and Samuel McDougall of 42 Russell Street, Hyde, Cheshire Marital status: Married to Mary Ellen McDougall née Cross) of Barnoldswick, Lancashire Occupation: Weaver Cotton Mill He enlisted in: Skipton, Yorkshire Remembered on: Nine Elms British Cemetery, Poperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium, IV. C. 4. Link with Hyde: Lived in Hyde
He had previously suffered a gun shot wound to the neck in June 1915 at Rouen, France.