Private James McDermott son of Patrick and Mary McDermott was only 17 years old when he fought during WW1.
Prior to enlistment the James resides with his parents at 73 Doncaster Road, Denby Main, Conisborough, South Yorkshire.
Soldier # 17755 of 6the Battatlion Yorkshire and Lancaster Regiment was listed as missing after engagement at Gallipoli on 21 August 1915. He was officially declared dead September 1916 and is remembered on panels 171-173 at Helles.
Prior to enlistment the James resides with his parents at 73 Doncaster Road, Denby Main, Conisborough, South Yorkshire.
Soldier # 17755 of 6the Battatlion Yorkshire and Lancaster Regiment was listed as missing after engagement at Gallipoli on 21 August 1915. He was officially declared dead September 1916 and is remembered on panels 171-173 at Helles.
Private James McDermott son of Patrick and Mary McDermott was only 17 years old when he fought during WW1.
Prior to enlistment the James resides with his parents at 73 Doncaster Road, Denby Main, Conisborough, South Yorkshire.
Soldier # 17755 of 6the Battatlion Yorkshire and Lancaster Regiment was listed as missing after engagement at Gallipoli on 21 August 1915. He was officially declared dead September 1916 and is remembered on panels 171-173 at Helles.
Prior to enlistment the James resides with his parents at 73 Doncaster Road, Denby Main, Conisborough, South Yorkshire.
Soldier # 17755 of 6the Battatlion Yorkshire and Lancaster Regiment was listed as missing after engagement at Gallipoli on 21 August 1915. He was officially declared dead September 1916 and is remembered on panels 171-173 at Helles.
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