Name:- Rennie, Charles Phillip
Nationality:- UK
Age :- 19
Rank:- Private
Number:- S/7911
Medal:-
Service:- Army
Regiment / ship:- Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)
Date of death:- 16th August 1915
Cemetery / Memorial:- City of London Cemetery
Area of cemetery / memorial :- 235.3A. (A/C Screen Wall)
Family information:- Son of Charles and Betsy Rennie, Castlerton Farm, Meigle, Perthshire.
Extra information:-
1901 Census
Fullerton, Meigle, Perthshire
Betsy Rennie, head, 39, husband in infirmary, b. Errol, Perthshire
Jane Ann REnnie, daughter, 14, ag ondon worker, b. Eassie, Perthshire
John Rennie, son, 12, scholar, b. Eassie
William Rennie, son, 11, scholar, b. Eassie
Annie Rennie, daughter, 9, scholar, b. Eassie
Harriet Rennie, daughter, 7, scholar, b. Eassie
Charles Rennie, son, 5, scholar, b. Eassie
Betsy Rennie, daughter, 3, b. Eassie
James Rennie, son, 1, b. Meigle
Blairgowrie Advertiser 21st August 1915 page 3
“ Coupar Angus Soldier Dies of Wounds”
Private Charles Rennie, 1st Bn. Black Watch, son of Mr. C. Rennie, Pitcur, Coupar Angus, and a nephew of Mr. J. Sinclair, vanman, Alyth died at Whitechaple Hospital, London, on Monday, from wounds received in action. He had been only a fortnight at the Front, and previous to enlistment was a farm servant in Alyth and Meigle district.
Kettins Churchyard