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James Beattie
Key Facts
Occupation/Rank: Machinist
Date of Death: 05 May 1941
Place of Death: 57 Tamar Street
Age: 29
James and his son, also James, died when a parachute mine struck Tamar Street.
They were sheltering with their neighbours, the Brown family, three of which also lost their lives. Five others also lost their lives on Tamar Street.
James is buried with his son in Dundonald Cemetery.
Related People
| Surname | Forename(s) | Age | Occupation/Rank | Date of Death | Place of Death | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beattie | James | 3 | - | 05 May 1941 | 48 Tamar Street | View |
| Brown | Elizabeth Jane | 48 | Housewife | 05 May 1941 | 48 Tamar Street | View |
| Brown | William Alexander | 24 | Machine Man (Ropeworks) | 05 May 1941 | 48 Tamar Street | View |
| Brown | James | 15 | Labourer (Ropeworks) | 05 May 1941 | 48 Tamar Street | View |
| Rodgers | William | 48 | Labourer | 04 May 1941 | 44 Tamar Street | View |
| Rodgers | Kathleen | 20 | Spinner | 04 May 1941 | 44 Tamar Street | View |
| Rodgers | James | 11 | - | 04 May 1941 | 44 Tamar Street | View |
| Rodgers | Evelyn (Eva) | 45 | Housewife | 04 May 1941 | 44 Tamar Street | View |
| Roy | Samuel John | 63 | Rivetters Helper | 05 May 1941 | 50 Tamar Street | View |
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