Casualty of the Great War, David was a Deck Hand in the Royal Naval Reserve H.M.S. "Victory". Service No: 12388/DA
He was 21 and the son of David and Catherine Simpson Manson of West Side, Stroma.
He was previously commemorated by Special Memorial [see photo] at Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery,Lyness,Orkney Islands, Scotland but his actual grave, having recently been positively located in Stroma Cemetery, was unmarked and CWGC is therefore in the process of erecting a headstone.
He was 21 and the son of David and Catherine Simpson Manson of West Side, Stroma.
He was previously commemorated by Special Memorial [see photo] at Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery,Lyness,Orkney Islands, Scotland but his actual grave, having recently been positively located in Stroma Cemetery, was unmarked and CWGC is therefore in the process of erecting a headstone.
Casualty of the Great War, David was a Deck Hand in the Royal Naval Reserve H.M.S. "Victory". Service No: 12388/DA
He was 21 and the son of David and Catherine Simpson Manson of West Side, Stroma.
He was previously commemorated by Special Memorial [see photo] at Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery,Lyness,Orkney Islands, Scotland but his actual grave, having recently been positively located in Stroma Cemetery, was unmarked and CWGC is therefore in the process of erecting a headstone.
He was 21 and the son of David and Catherine Simpson Manson of West Side, Stroma.
He was previously commemorated by Special Memorial [see photo] at Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery,Lyness,Orkney Islands, Scotland but his actual grave, having recently been positively located in Stroma Cemetery, was unmarked and CWGC is therefore in the process of erecting a headstone.
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