Biography of Ian Balfour Cunningham Work

Ian Balfour Cunningham Work attended the University of one year in 1938 to study Law.

He was born in Venezuela, son of Magnus, a produce importer. He resided in Troon, Ayrshire, when he enrolled at the University in 1938.

During the Second World War, Work served as Second Lieutenant of the Royal Corps of Signals. He died on 5 July 1941.

Summary

Ian Balfour Cunningham Work
Born 1919.
Died 5 July 1941.
GU Degree: Social Sciences, 1938;
University Link: Student
Father's Details: Magnus; Importer
War Service: Second Lieutenant, Royal Corps of Signals
Grave / Memorial: EDINBURGH (NORTH MERCHISTON) CEMETERY , Scotland
English snippet: Law student at the University in 1938
Record last updated: 1st May 2015

Country Associations

Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of, No Region
Place of Birth

Scotland, Edinburgh
Place of Death

University Connections

University Roles

• Student

WWII Roll of Honour

• View Ian Balfour Cunningham Work's entry in the Second World War Roll of Honour