Harrow School, Middlesex (Home address: 26 Huntly Gardens, Glasgow)ĭied intestate, confirmation granted to father, John value of estate £265 5s 11d
Worked in the family business of Wylie & Lochhead, the well known Glasgow furnishers and undertakers. The battalion war diary gives no further detailsīrandhoek New Military Cemetery, III. On recovering Wylie did not return to the 2nd Battalion but was posted instead to the 6th Battalion in France on 11th Aug 1917 (45th Brigade, 15th (Scottish) Division) and which he reached on 15th of that month, a week before he was killed. He was invalided home in December 1916 though it is not known whether this was as a result of the wound he received in October or because, like many others, he had succumbed to disease.
Wylie was promoted captain in April 1916, and took part in the capture of the Karajokois between 30th September and 2nd October 1916 during which he was wounded. He was promoted Lieutenant in July 1915 and moved with the battalion to Salonika about December 1915. Wylie came unscathed through the Second Battle of Ypres in April and May 1915. He was sent to France in March 1915 to 2nd Battalion of the regiment (81st Brigade, 27th Division) and on arrival on 11th April was posted to D company. Wylie was gazetted a probationary Second Lieutenant in 3rd Queens Own Cameron Highlanders on 12th September 1914 and confirmed as such in May 1915. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory MedalĬameron Highlanders, 3rd Battalion attached 6th Battalion
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