Bernard Quigg
Rank: Private
Service No: 16143
Place of Birth: Glasgow
Date of Death: 26/09/1915
Theatre of Death: F&F
Age: 23
Regiment/Service: Royal Scots (13th Bn.)
Cemetery: Loos Memorial
Additional information: Son of David and Agnes Quigg of 258 King Street, Rutherglen.
Rutherglen Lore information: Son of Mr and Mrs Quigg, 258 King Street, Rutherglen.
Soldier’s Effects information: Father David Quigg.
1901 census information:
Address: 258 King Street, Rutherglen.
Father: David (26) coal miner, born about 1875 in Rutherglen.
Mother: Agnes (25) born about 1876 in Airdrie.
Self: Bernard (8) born about 1893 in Rutherglen.
Brother: John (7) born about 1894 in Rutherglen.
Sister: Margaret (5) born about 1896 in Rutherglen.
Sister: Mary (1) born about 1900 in Rutherglen.
Brother: Walter (1 month) born about 1901 in Rutherglen.
1911 census information:
Address: 258 King Street, Rutherglen.
Father: David (36) pottery kilnman, born about 1875 in Rutherglen.
Mother: Agnes (35) born about 1876 in Airdrie.
Self: Bernard (18) pottery labourer, born about 1893 in Rutherglen.
Brother: John (17) pottery labourer, born about 1894 in Rutherglen.
Brother: Walter (10) born about 1901 in Rutherglen.
Brother: Thomas (8) born about 1903 in Rutherglen.
Brother: David (2) born about 1909 in Rutherglen.
Sister: Christina (1 month) born about 1911 in Rutherglen.
Newspaper transcript – Mr and Mrs Quigg, 258 King Street, Rutherglen, have received official word that their son, Private Bernard Quigg, Royal Scots, who has been missing since September 26, 1915, has been killed. The deceased soldier worked in the Caledonian Pottery and enlisted in November 1914.