John Woodburn grave monument details at St John interior monuments, Edinburgh, Lothian,Scotland

John Woodburn grave monument in St John interior monuments, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland

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Capt John Woodburn
first name on monument44th Bengal Native Infantry and commandant of the 5th Disciplined Hinostanee regiment of infantry. In the service of his majesty the late Shah Soojah-Ool-Moolk; who nobly fell at the head of a small band of devoted followers; in action with an overpowering number of Ghilzie insurgents; near Ghuznee in Afghanistan; 4th November. This cenotaph has been erected by the surviving British officers of that service; friends and companions in arms; who deeply lamenting his untimely fate knew and admired his great skill as a soldier; his sterling worth and honesty as a man. John Woodburn was the son of David Woodburn and Janet Caldwell. He was born 20 Apr 1803 near Dalmellington, Ayrshire, Scotland. His father was Factor of the Craigengillan Estate. John enlisted as a Cadet in the Bengal Army in 1820.
John Woodburn Gillian
relationship not given of John WoodburnWing-commander; royal air force; D.F.C and bar A.F.C. Great grand nephew of John Woodburn; was lost in the channel after an air battle in August 1941; buried at Dunkirk. John Woodburn Gillan was born 1907 the son of Rev David Hedley Gillan and Helen Drummond. He was the great-grandson of David Woodburn and Janet Caldwell.

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Hello John was my 1st cousin, 4 times removed. I would very much like a copy of the photograph for my records. Many thanks, Helen Bourne, Queensland, Australia
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Familial interest. Thank you very much.
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I believe John to be my 3rd great grand uncle. I am descended from his brother David.
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I am collecting data on 601 (County of London) Squadron, one of the Auxiliary squadrons disbanded in 1957. John Woodburn Gillan, or 'Gillo' as he was affectionately called, was an early member of 601 Squadron. I would love to make contact with any of his relatives! I am part of 601's Old Comrade's Association, and am tasked with documenting the squadron. Many thank, John
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St John interior monuments, Edinburgh
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