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William BEATTIE

28th61st
Aug 8, 2015
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Extended Description: BEATTIE, William. Captain, Royal Ulster Rifles died 2nd June 1957 aged 54 at 4, Knock Eden Crescent, Belfast. He was the son of Robert and Mary.

At rest with his parents in Dundonald Cemetery, County Down, Northern Ireland

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