Kirriemuir Cemetery, Scotland

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Kirriemuir Cemetery
Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Great Britain

Surname	First Name	Born	Died	Age	Spouse	Other Information
Brushett	John		7th August 1941	26		of Burin, Placentia Bay, member of Newfoundland Oversas Forestry Unit, died at Cortachy, [Scotland]

CONTRIBUTOR'S NOTES	AS PER
John T. Brushett (NOFU 2469) from Burin died in Scotland on August 7,1941 as a result of a motorcycle accident. Death Certificate No.001884, District of Tannadice, County of Angus: John Thomas Brushett (logger, single) aged 25 at the time of death, on August 7th 1941, son of Elizabeth and George Brushett (Fisherman). Cause of death was cited as basal fracture of skull. The informant was T.Small, Office Manager, NFU, Ballater. The death was registered on August 8th, 1941 at Tannadice. Comment on file at the Procurator Fiscal's Office: 'About 7:15pm on 7th August 1941 on the Glenway Cortochy public road, about 150 yards south of the service road leading to Craigton Croft, Parish of Tannadice, Angus. U.R. Newfoundlanders Lumber Camp, Benscravie Glenmoy, Parish of Tannadice, Angus'.	Lindsay Robertson

CONTRIBUTOR'S NOTES

AS PER

John T. Brushett (NOFU 2469) from Burin died in Scotland on August 7,1941 as a result of a motorcycle accident.

Death Certificate No.001884, District of Tannadice, County of Angus: John Thomas Brushett (logger, single) aged 25 at the time of death, on August 7th 1941, son of Elizabeth and George Brushett (Fisherman). Cause of death was cited as basal fracture of skull. The informant was T.Small, Office Manager, NFU, Ballater. The death was registered on August 8th, 1941 at Tannadice.

Comment on file at the Procurator Fiscal's Office: 'About 7:15pm on 7th August 1941 on the Glenway Cortochy public road, about 150 yards south of the service road leading to Craigton Croft, Parish of Tannadice, Angus. U.R. Newfoundlanders Lumber Camp, Benscravie Glenmoy, Parish of Tannadice, Angus'.

Lindsay Robertson

Transcribed by Craig Peterman (November 2008) from
Headstone Photo Contributed by Lindsay Robertson (2008)

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