WW1 - William Gregory Fargie

Private William Gregory Fargie was born in Gosford. He served in France in 54th Battalion and was killed in action May 15, 1917. Private Fargie, prior to enlisting on 20^th May 1916, was employed at the Clyde Works as Brass dresser. He was the youngest son of lira. Bnrrett, of Moroe, and resided with his brother, Mr. Norman Fargie, of Trongate street, Granville, who is also in camp. William Gregory Fargie died in action in France at the age of 31. He is buried in Villers Bretenneux Memorial. MR. 26, Part 11, C-F.

William Gregory Fargie

William Gregory Fargie was born in Gosford. He was enlisted on 20^th May 1916. He was a Brass dresser by profession before joining the army.  He was a brother of Norman Fargie, Trongate St., Granville. William was in 54^th Battalian. His service number is 2893. He served in France and was killed in action. He is buried in Villers Bretenneux Memorial.

William Gregory Fargie - WW1

Private William Gregory Fargie was born in Gosford. He served in France in 54^th Battalion and was killed in action on 15^th May 1917. Private Fargie , prior to enlisting, was employed at the Clyde Works. He was the youngest son of Lira Barnett and resided with his brother Norman Fergie at Trongate Street, Granville. William Fergie died in action in France at the age of 31. He is buried in Villers Bretenneux Memorial – MR 26 – Part 11 C-F