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St Augustine's, Scottish Episcopal Church, Dumbarton 8 years 9 months ago #45758

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SWB wrote: Fitzwilliams was born in west Wales and is commemorated in Cardiff, Carmarthen and Christ College, Brecon


Any idea how he came to be remembered in Dumbarton?


He was an engineering student and worked at William Denny and Brothers Limited - shipbuilders in Dumbarton.
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SWB wrote:

BereniceUK wrote:

SWB wrote: Fitzwilliams was born in west Wales and is commemorated in Cardiff, Carmarthen and Christ College, Brecon


Any idea how he came to be remembered in Dumbarton?


He was an engineering student and worked at William Denny and Brothers Limited - shipbuilders in Dumbarton.


William Denny's eldest son was Peter Robert, Captain in the 1st (King's) Dragoon Guards, who was killed in action in South Africa in 1900.

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