A 1914-15 Star To Private Mcfee; 5Th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, Dod Hold he was transferred to the

he was transferred to the Army Reserve on June 27

A Tunic Removed WWI 46th Canadian Infantry Shoulder Flash

on a full-length tri-colour neck ribbon with clasp closure

1ST BORDER REGT) suspension slack

the Graf left Lakehurst for Germany at 1:24 am on October 29 and arrived back in Friedrichshafen shortly before dawn on November 1

A 1914-15 Star To Private Mcfee; 5Th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, Dod Hold he was transferred to the(1592 Pte J. McFEE. HIGH: L. I.). Naming is officially impressed. Very light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: Private James Harvie McFee (1592), "C" Company, 5th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry, was the son of Charles and Agnes McFee of Glasgow, Scotland and the husband of Jessie McKenzie Grieve McFee, of 127, Rolland St., Maryhill, Glasgow. He died from jaundice on November 2, 1915, at the age of 34 and is buried in Portianos Military Cemetery