Paton and Dingwall Family Papers, Dundee [ca 1900]-1996

Freemasons St David's Lodge no. 78 Dundee (Scotland)

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Dingwall family Dundee

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Mary Rose (Warship)

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Paton George Turner 1887-1917

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Boys Brigade Dundee battalion Dundee (Scotland)

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Paton family Dundee

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Dingwall Family

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George Turner Paton was born in Dundee in 1887. He was briefly a mill worker, but volunteered for the navy in 1902 at the age of 15, reaching the rank of Leading Seaman by the time of his death; he was killed in action when his ship, HMS Mary Rose, sank in 1917. During the First World War his brothers Bertie and Joseph were in the British Expeditionary Forces. George married Mary Crowlie, in 1913, with whom he had two children, Bertie S Paton Jnr, born in 1916, and Mary ...

Scottish Women's Keep Fit Association

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