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Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Sinclair
Initials:J I
Rank:Corporal
Army Number:7689857
Notes:CMP. POW. Enlisted in to CMP. 18 Div Pro Coy. He was born in Stirlingshire and resided in Glasgow. Captured Singapore 15/2/1942. Died of dysentery and Beri Beri 13/12/1943 at Tambaya, Burma, grave No. 743. Home Address: Mrs E M Sinclair, c/o Sneddon, 114 South Street, Aradale. West Lothian.
Info from Japanese POW index card: James Ireland Sinclair, 12/10/1910 born Polmont, Stirlingshjire, address: Mrs Maggie Sinclair, 114 South Street, Armadale, Scotland, occupation Insurance Agent, father Alexander Ireland, mother Maggie.
He is listed on British POW's held in Japan and Japanese Occupied Territory: 45933, Sinclair, James Ireland, L/cpl, 7689857, Army, captured 15/2/1942, died 30/12/1943. He is listed on POW transferred Overland to camps, 4/1943, Force "F" Work Party. He is mentioned on Death Certificate: Sinclai5r, James Ireland, Cpl, 7689857, 1/1/1944 died from dysentery and Beri Beri, he was buried.
Casualty List 792, Malaya, Missing, 15/2/1942. Casualty List 1160, Malaya previously posted missing now reported POW, previous List 792, 15/2/1942. Casualty List 1924, POW, previous reported POW now reported Died, 30/12/1943, previous List 1160, Malaya.
John Ireland Sinclair.
Prisoner of War Record:
Imprisonment: KAMI SANKURI CAMP NO1 THAILAND 🇹🇭
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:Dec. 30, 1943
Company:18 DIV PRO COY
CWGC Link:2091264
Cemetery:THANBYUZAYAT WAR CEMETERY, MYANMAR 🇲🇲
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