James Moor Gilmour Drummond 16th Batt. Highland Light Infantry He is remembered with honour on the Helensburgh War Memorial, Column 2 Line 39. D.O.B.: c. 1886 P.O.B.: Helensburgh D.O.D.: March 30th, 1917 P.O.D.: Flanders Buried: Savy British Cemetery Lance Corporal Service No.: 6726 The family home was at 7, East Clyde Street, Helensburgh The son of George Drummond (plumber) and Mary Drummond (nee Gilmour). James Drummond was born at 73, East Clyde Street in Helensburgh where his father was a plumber journeyman. He later resided in Lanark. He was killed in action, fighting in the Aisne, France, at the age of 31.