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MR GEORGE FORBES DICKSON.

ROLL OF HONOUR19144919 FOR THE TOWN AND QJJOAD

SACRA • PARISH • OF • MACDUFF,WITH ACTIVE SERVICE LIST, LISTS OF PRIS^

ONERS OF WAR £r OF HONOURS AWARDED,COMPILED • BY • GEORGE • FORBES • DICKSON

1919

PRINTED BY THE BANFFSHIRE JOURNAL LIMITED

BANFF

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This Record is inscribed to the ^Memory of the Gallant

Dead who bravely fought and fell in the Great War,

who faithfully upheld the glorious traditions of

their Race, and whose immortal memory is now

enshrined in the hearts of all who knew them.

AUTHOR'S NOTE.

A T the special request of the Prisoners of War Committee, a portrait of myself,

taken in May 19 19, forms the frontispiece to the accompanying Record.

I agreed to the wishes of the Committee somewhat reluctantly, not

desiring such prominence.

In keeping the Roll of Honour of all the Macduff boys, so far as they

were known to me, I hoped to preserve in some permanent fashion the recollec-

tion of what they had so nobly undertaken and so successfully carried through.

GEORGE FORBES DICKSON.16 Duff Street,

Macduff,

14th August 1919.

CONTENTS

DEDICATIONAUTHOR'S NOTEINTRODUCTIONROLL OF HONOURACTIVE SERVICE LIST

Navy.

In Attendance on the Fleet

Naval Transport Service

Royal Naval Division

Royal Navy .

Royal Naval Reserve

Royal Naval Reserve (T.S.)

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve

Army.

(Cavalry.)

Lovat's Scouts

Queen's Own Royal Yeomanry

(Royal) Dragoons

Royal Bucks Hussars

Scottish Horse

(Royal Regiment of Artillery.)

Royal Field Artillery

Royal Garrison Artillery .

Royal Engineers

(Corps of Royal Engineers.)

(The Foot Guards.)

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Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

Black Watch (The)

Cameronians (The) (Scottish Rifles)

Chaplain (Y.M.C.A-.)

Gordon Highlanders (The)

Highland Light Infantry (The;

King's Own Scottish Borderers (The

King's Royal Rifle Corps

Labour Corps

London Regiment (The)

London Scottish (The)

Machine Gun Corps

Post Office Rifles

Queen's Own (The) (Royal West Kent Regiment)

Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders (The)

Royal Air Force

Royal Army Service Corps

Royal Arm}- Medical Corps

Royal Flying Corps

Royal Fusiliers (The)

Royal Scots

Royal West Kent Regiment (The Queen's 0\\

Scottish Rifles (The Cameronians)

Seaforth Highlanders

Tank Corps ....York and Lancaster Regiment

(Oversea Forces.)

Australian Imperial Force

Canada (Military Forces of)

Indian ArmyIndian Medical Service

Kelantan Volunteer Rifles

South Africa (Military Forces of)

Uganda Volunteer Reserve

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Provost Paterson reviews R.N.R. men

R.N.R. men leave Macduff Station .

The local lads, A Coy. 6th Gordons at Town Hall

6th Gordons marching to Banff Harbour Station

6th Gordons entraining for Keith

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INTRODUCTION.

IT may be somewhat difficult to determine the exact date when MrDickson commenced to compile the Roll of Honour for his native town.

On Sunday forenoon, 2nd August 1914, orders were received at

Macduff, in common with all ports along the coast, for Naval Reserve men to

mobilise. The purposeful look on the men's faces as they left that afternoon

for the Naval Base brought to one's thoughts the ancient motto of Scotland;

"Nemo me impune lacessit," but no such words were heard. In the crowd

of spectators the words, "It is war," might have been whispered. The speaker

feared, yet knew not, what these portentous words foreboded.

After the Army Reserve, the local company of Territorials was called

up. The Territorials to a man were proud to voluntarily subscribe for Imperial

service. These formed part of the renowned Sixth Battalion Gordon High-

landers, and were amongst the first Territorials to land in France.

When Lord Kitchener made his famous appeal, "Your King and

Country need you," the men of Macduff were behind no other place in offering

themselves for service. Then the ministers of the churches bethought them of

getting the names of those of their membership who had voluntarily offered

their services for God, King and Country. In this matter Mr Dickson was

able to help, for he had ahead}' commenced a Roll of Honour for the community.

Why he commenced this Record may easily be guessed: Though his

talk was sometimes on a level with the first report the country had of the

Battle of Jutland, which made a great achievement appear almost like a defeat,

Mr Dickson's actions belied such talk. He was daily, most assiduously building

up his Roll of Honour, so that he might be able, when Victory was attained

and Peace proclaimed, to present, whole and complete, a record of which the

town might be justly proud. We say he built it up. This he did by adding

name to name, and list to list, and finally nailing the lists to the wall of his

shop. Thus, in what we may term a Work of Faith and Labour of Love, he-

expressed the firm conviction, as well as the hope, of final triumph in the

cause of Righteousness.

To the casual reader the Record may present little beyond a list of

names, but to a native of Macduff, whether at home or abroad, each name

Xll. INTRODUCTION.

stands out resplendent as that of one who bore an active part in the shaping

of the destiny of the Empire for future generations.

By those who still remain in the old town, each individual name is

valued—valued for the sacrifices so nobly made, and the hardships so cheerfully

endured.

We can well imagine the Roll of Honour will be carefully perused and

cherished with as much pride and admiration in the Australian bush as on the

Canadian prairie, in the American city as on the African veldt, in the plantations

of India and China as on the vast estates of South America. Wherever Macduff

men and women may be found playing an honourable part—in the ancient seats

of learning or in the busy centres of commerce, in the crowded city or in the

lonely outposts of Empire, there the Record will be honoured, and the deeds of

the lads from the old home will be had in everlasting remembrance.

Unconsciously, though none the less effectively, Mr Dickson has re-

vealed the golden chain that unites the far sundered sons of the town. Might

w: venture to suggest that he has done even more than this? His Record mayhelp to perpetuate the genuine feeling of goodwill and unity that prompted the

daughter-colonies to rally round the flag of the mother-country in the hour of

need. The Colours, emblematic of loyalty; of purity and innocence; of unity,

brotherhood and love, met a response from the youth of the nation unequalled

in the history of the world. The sons of the town, as the Crusaders of old,

failed not to read the true significance of the flag—the symbol of a Great Empire.

This war, now happily ended, has been in so many respects unprece-

dented that to make comparisons with the past is almost valueless. It is

difficult to arrive at definite figures regarding the number of men from the town

who served in previous campaigns. Yet it may be of interest to note, that

though history does not show what contributions were paid by the lands of Down(Macduff) to the war chest of King Robert the Bruce in his great struggle for

the independence of Scotland, it is on record that there accrued to his son, King

David II., the sum of ten pounds sterling and four chalders of corn annually

from the lands of the thanage of Glendowachie or Down. During the next reign

we read these grants were used expressly to defray the expenses of " services

paid and to be paid to the King." Thus early our northern burgh helped : with

the sinews of war when the Scots, led by the dauntless Douglases, proved at

Otterbourne their independence and liberty.

Passing on to comparatively more modern times we find the name of

the town changed from Down (sometimes Doun) to Macduff, when the charter

of erection was signed by King George III. on 31st January 1783. At this time

Britain was at war with France, Spain and Holland. In a Memorial from the

INTRODUCTION. Xlll.

Burgh to Earl Fife we read that this "nursery for seamen" furnished for this

war twenty-six j^oung men.

From time to time in Navy and Army registers the names of Macduff

men appear, and the nearest to a complete record we find in the list of eighteen

names of those who fought for their Queen in the South African War of

1899-1900.

The historian who may yet arise to write the past history of the town

will find in Mr Dickson's work much valuable material and 1 an accuracy of detail

that would greatly help to elucidate what might otherwise remain for ever

obscure.

In the forenoon of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year

1918, at eleven o'clock, French time, the Armistice suspending hostilities between

the belligerent nations in the Great War came into force. The clock in the

church tower, professing to tell Greenwich time, proclaimed the hour fifteen

minutes past ten. It was then that Admiralty vessels in the harbour, having

1 eceived a wireless message, apprised the community of the cessation of hos-

tilities. Whistles were blown and flags flown, and soon the town was en fete.

The older people whose hearts were too full to give adequate expression to their

pent-up feelings of relief and joy—superlative joy—declared, "It is Peace!"

With the advent of that historic hour, the careful, conscientious work

of Mr Dickson was nearing completion. With great gratitude he duly noted the

prisoners of war as " Returned home," while much to the regret of the com-

munity he had to add still more names to the list of those who had died in the

service of the country. Of these we must ever say, " Greater love hath no manthan this."

It is difficult for those who know Mr Dickson to think of any one in

the community who could have managed this piece of important work so well.

Certainly no one could have done it better. It must have been with thankfulness

and with pride that he added to such a memorable Roll the word Finis.

J. H.

MACDUFF

ROLL OF HONOUR

1914-1919.

MACDUFF

ROLL OF HONOUR1914-1919.

These have given their lives in the service of the Empire.

" Their name liveth for evermore."

Date of Death.

1914.

13th October 1914

24th October 1914

29th October 1914

20th November 1914

T4th December 1914

1915.

4th January 19 15

9th March 19 15

iSth March 1915

6th April 1015

30th April 1915

30th April 1015

25th May 1915

4th June 1915

16th September 1915

25th September 1915

25th September 1915

25th September 1915

25th September IQ15

25th September 1915

1916.

8th January 19 16

20th February 19 16

20th Februan' 191

6

WILLIAM CHALMERS, Clergy Street.

ALEXANDER COBBAN, Duff Street.

WILLIAM BRUCE, Institution Street.

ALEXANDER PORTER, Clergy Street.

JOHN GEORGE P. GAULD, 3 Low Shore.

ALEXANDER M'GREGOR, Buchan Street.

JOHN COWIE, Union Road.

GORDON HUTCHEON, Doune Park.

JOHN M'CALLUM, Kimberley Cottage.

CHARLES W. L. FOWLIE, Schoolhouse.

ROBERT SMITH, Duff Street.

GEORGE C. MORRISON, Rockville.

ROBERT CRICHTON, 18 Braeheads.

ALEXANDER JOHN FOWLIE, Linden.

JAMES ADAM, Gellymill Street.

ROBERT S. DAVIDSON, Shore Street.

JAMES KENNEDY, Church Street.

JAMES M. STUART, Gellymill Street.

ALEXANDER WISEMAN, Gellymill Street.

RICHARD WILSON, Gellymill Street.

HARRY BLAIR, 2 Watts Lane.

WILLIAM LYALL, 36 Low Shore.

MACDUFF ROLL OF HONOUR.

1916.

20th February 191

6

29th February 1916

31st March 191

6

7th April 1916

23rd April 1916

31st May 1916

7th June 1916

21st June 1916

28th June 1916

30th June 1916

1st July T9r6

14th July 1916

23rd July 1916

27th July 19T6

30th July 19 r6

30th July 1916

15 th September 191

6

17 th September 1916

19th September 191

6

T4th October 1916

i8th October 1916

9th November 1916

13th November 19 16

13 th November 191

6

13th November 1916

14th November 1916

20th November 1916

ALEXANDER M'KAY, 19 Low Shore.

DAVID NOBLE, 5 Low Shore.

JOHN MORRISON, Bruce Street.

ANDREW WEST, 43 Low Shore.

HUGH FRASER ROSS, Bruce Street.

GEORGE MUNRO, Market Street.

HENRY BARRON, Hutcheon Street.

PETER RIDDELL, 122 Gellymill Street.

JAMES BEATON, Union Road.

ROBERT D. HUNTER, Manse.

CHARLES HEPBURN, Souter Street.

ALEXANDER M'DONALD, Silverhillocks.

ALEXANDER G. WEST, Shore Street.

GORDON WINTON, High Street.

EDWARD G. DAVIDSON, Shore Street.

GEORGE RENNIE, Gellymill Street.

GEORGE JESSIMAN, Buchan Street.

GEORGE CHALMERS, Gellymill Street.

ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, Shore Street.

ALEXANDER BLAIR, 12 Low Shore.

JAMES INNES, Duff Street.

GEORGE ROBERT WATT, Mount Airy.

JOHN KILLOH, Montbletton Croft.

ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, Shand Street.

WILLIAM MURDOCH, 47 High Street.

JAMES LYALL, 20 Low Shore.

WILLIAM KENNEDY, Gellymill Street.

1917.

9th March 1917

25 th March 191

7

8th April 191

7

9th April 191

7

9th April 10-1-7

9th April 19 1

7

9th April 1017

13th April 19 1

7

15th April 1917

GEORGE WEST, Duff Street.

A. NORMAN MACQUEEN, Fife Cottage.

JAMES SIMPSON, Gellymill Street.

ALBERT G. BOW, Skene House.

ALEXANDER FRASER, Buchan Street.

WILLIAM LYALL, 31 Buchan Street.

HERBERT FORBES PUNTAN, 49 Duff Street.

ROBERT G. THOM, Gellyhill.

AENEAS REID GRAY, Montbletton Cottage.


1917.

23rd April 191

7

23rd April 191

7

23rd April 191

7

29th April 1917

13th May 191

7

29th Ma}' 191

7

30th May 19 1

7

6th June 1017

i/i th June 1 91

7

19th Judy 191

7

24th July 191

7

31st July 191

7

31st July 191

7

31st July 191

7

2nd August 191

7

9th August 191

7

15th August 191

7

16th August 19 1

7

20th August 191

7

26th August 191

7

1st September 191

7

20th September 1017

26th September 191

7

27th September 1917

9th October 191

7

October 191

7

1 6th November 1017

2nd December 191

7

31st December 1917

1918.

22nd Februar}- 1918

21st March 191S

21st March 1918

21st March 1918

21st March 1918

25th March 1918

28th March 1918

JAMES M'DONALD, Buchan Street.

GEORGE M'GREGOR, Buchan Street.

ANDREW PRIEST, 41 Gellymill Street.

DAVID GILL, 12 Clergy Street.

JOHN SINCLAIR, 23 Manner Street.

JAMES MITCHELL, 38 Duff Street.

JOSEPH SLATER, 2 Commercial Street.

JAMES WILSON, 1 Watt's Lane.

GEORGE HORNE, Gellymill Street.

JOHN PATERSON, Carney Street.

GEORGE SMITH, Duff Street.

JAMES HADDEN, Tocher Street.

DAVID KENNEDY, Gellymill Street.

GEORGE SCOTT, High Street.

WILLIAM THOMSON, 5 Carney Street.

JAMES CHALMERS, 29 Church Street.

GEORGE GORDON, 127 Gellymill Street.

GEORGE THOM, Gellyhill.

JAMES H. RITCHIE, George Street.

CHARLES CLARK, Tarlair Street.

JOHN RATTRAY, Turner Street.

ANDREW H. PATERSON, 2 Market Street.

JAMES SINCLAIR, 35 High Street.

JOHN EWEN, Clergy Street.

DAVID GRIEVE, Bonnyton.

JAMES PIRIE, Tarlair Street.

WILLIAM GORDON, 32 Garden Street.

GEORGE MITCHELL, 1 Back Stret.

WILLIAM SYMON, 5 Shand Street.

JAMES A. ALLAN, 19 Shore Street.

J. NICOL CALLUM, Duff Street.

CHARLES DAVIDSON, Shore Street.

GEORGE HENDERSON, Church Street.

GEORGE REID, Burnside.

ROBERT S. BURNETT, Gellymill Street.

FORBES LEGGE, Buchan Street.


1918.

28th March 1918

29th March iqiS

nth April 1918

13th April 1918

13th April 1918

24th April 1918

4th May 1918

nth May 1918

24 th May 19 18

29th May 1918

8th June 1918

28th June 1 91

8

8th July 19 iS

21st July 1918

23rd July iqiS

25th July 191S

1 st August igiS

6th August 1 91

8

8th August 1 918

10th August 1 918

15 th August 19 18

22nd August 1918

1st September 19 18

5 th September 191S

26th September 1918

26th September 191S

29th September 191

8

14th October 191S

19th October 1918

23rd October 19 18

27th October 191

8

29th October 1918

3rd November 191S

7th November iqiS

nth November 1918

15th November 191S

17th November 1918

30th December 191S

ALEXANDER SMITH, 9 Paterson Street.

OLIVER W. CARNIE, Longmanhill.

WILLIAM GRIEVE, Bonnyton.

ALEXANDER W. RIDDELL, 122 Gellymill Street.

WILLIAM SHEPHERD, High Street.

GEORGE WEIR THAIN, 11 Union Road.JOHN K. INNES, Duff Street.

JAMES SKENE, Buchan Street.

FRANK M'GREGOR, Buchan Street.

CHARLES CRICHTON, 18 Braeheads.

ALEXANDER SMART, Bruce Street.

JAMES J. LESLIE, 14 Gellymill Street.

ALEXANDER M'CALLUM, Skene Street.

STUART DONALD, Duff Street.

WILLIAM BRANDER, Whitestones.

JOHN SHEPHERD, 8 Souter Street.

JOHN KEIR, Church Street.

GEORGE LAMB, Union Road.

GEORGE A. SKENE, 51 Buchan Street.

GEORGE F. GIBSON, Souter Street.

WILLIAM INNES, Church Street.

WILLIAM MOORHOUSE, Manner Street.

THOMAS SMITH, Duff Street.

ANDREW G. GRAY, Longmanhill.

WILLIAM LOHR, High Street.

JOHN T. WILSON, Skene Street.

THOMAS W. PATERSON, Institution Street.

JOHN M'GREGOR, Manner Street.

JOHN JAMES DUNCAN, Paterson Street.

GEORGE MACKIE ANDERSON, Outseat.

GEORGE GRAY, Longmanhill.

JOHN SLATER, 22 High Shore.

THOMAS E. HENDERSON, Manner Street.

JOHN A. WRIGHT, Paterson Street.

ARCHIBALD M'KAY, 38 High Shore.

JAMES WEST, 4 Laing Street.

THOMAS BRYDON LAW, Duff Street.

SYDNEY B. N. COUPAR, The Manse.

MAODUFF ROLL OF HONOUR-

1919.

28th January 1919 GEORGE GORDON, 114 Gellymill Street.

4th February 1919 WILLIAM MARNOCH, 14 Clergy Street.

26th February 1919 JOHN G. COWIE, 19 Shore Street.

28th February 1919 JOHN GARDINER, Bruce Street.

1st March 1919 WILLIAM TAYLOR, Institution Street.

3rd March 1919 JAMES WILSON, 25 High Shore.

25th April 1019 THOMAS P. GRAY, Unio Road.

3rd May 191Q GEORGE GRAY, 74 Duff Street.

10th August 1919 THOMAS M'LACHLAN, Institution Street.

Monday, 3rd August 1914.—Provost Paterson inspects Naval Reserve men at

the Town Hall before their departure for the Naval Base,

MACDUFF

ACTIVE SERVICE LIST

I9I4-I9I9.

MACDUFF ROLL OF HONOUR

Macduff Active Service List, 1914-1919.

N AVYArranged in order of precedence as in Navy and Army Lists.

t indicates Wounded.* indicates Recipient of 1914 Medal.

ROYAL NAVY.

COX, George B., Leading Signalman,

DUNNE, Edward, First Writer,

IRVINE, Peter, Wireless Operator,

MILNE, Charles, First Class Stoker,

MUNRO, George, First Class Stoker,

Killed in Naval Battle of Jutland-

ROSS, Daniel, First Class Stoker,

WEST. Dempster, Stoker,

WILSON, Alexander, Stoker,

WOOD, James C, Telegraphist,

Gellymill Street

Fountainhill

Gellymill Street

Schoolhill

Market Street

-31st May igi6.

Brnce Street

Low Shore

High Shore

George Street

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE.

ANDERSON, George, Chief Skipper,

ANDERSON, James, Skipper,

ANDERSON, William, Skipper,

ANDERSON, Duff, Able Seaman,

BLAIR, Harry, Skipper,

BLAIR, Harry, Able Seaman,

Interned in Holland.

BLAIR, Charles, Able Seaman,

Prisoner of War in Germany

BLAIR, William, Able Seaman,

Prisoner of War in Germany

5 Garden Street

3 West Skene Street

6 Manner Street

3 Bath Street

Schoolhill

33 Crook o' Ness Street


12 Low Shore

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ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE—(Continued).

CALLUM, Robert, Lieutenant,

COWIE, William, Skipper,

COWIE, Alexander, Able Seaman,

COWIE, Alexander, Able Seaman,

COWIE, James, Able Seaman,

EWEN, William, Able Seaman,

Prisoner of War in Germany.

FALCONER, John, Skipper,

FORDYCE, William, Able Seaman,HENDERSON, Thomas E-, Able Seaman,

Died at home—3rd November igiS.

INNES, D.S.M., George, Skipper,

INNES, William, Skipper,

KING, Andrew, Able Seaman,

LYALL, Andrew, Chief Skipper,

Gellymill Street

5 George Street

33 Low Shore

21 Schoolhill

5 George Street

Tarlair Street

14 Buchan RoadCommercial Street

Manner Street

Bath Street

4 George Street

Market Street

52 Gellymill Street

Awarded Cold Medal from King of Serbia, Bronze Medal from King of

Italy, Medaille Militaire from French Republic, and Jolly Roger Flag from

Italian Government.

LYALL, William, Skipper,

Prisoner of War in Austria.Awarded Cold Medal from King of Serbia.


Killed by mine explosion at sea—20th FebruaryAwarded Cold Medal from King of Serbia.

LYALL, James, Skipper, :


LYALL, Francis, Skipper,


LYALL, Andrew James, Skipper,

LYALL, Alexander, Skipper,

MAIR, Alexander, Skipper,

MAIR, Jun., Alexander, Skipper,

MAIR, James, Skipper,

MAIR, William, Skipper,

M'CALLUM, Archibald, Skipper,

M'CALLUM, Archibald, Skipper

M'CALLUM, Alexander, Skipper,

Died at Home 8th July igi8.

M'CALLUM, John, Skipper,

Port Pleasant

36 Low Shore

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25 Paterson Street

25 Paterson Street

10 Low Shore

38 Low Shore

1

1

Low Shore

2 Paterson Street

26 High Shore

26 High Shore

Kimberley Cottage

West Skene Street

30 Low Shore

Laing Street

Skene Street

39 High Shore

12

MACDUFF ROLL OF HONOUR,

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE—(Continued).

M'CALLUM, David, Skipper, Skene Street

M'CALLUM, William J., Skipper, 5 Carney Street

M'KAY, D.S.C., Alexander, Skipper, 96 Gellymill Street

Awarded Croix de Cuerre with Palm, Cold Watch from Dutch Government,and Parchment from Minister of French Marine.

M'KAY, John, Skipper, 8 Manner Street

M'KAY, William G., Skipper, Manner Street

M'KAY, James D., Skipper, 38 High Shore

M'KAY, Alexander, Skipper, 21 High Shore

M'KAY, George, Skipper, 21 High Shore

M'KAY, Duff, Skipper, 10 Braeheads

M'KAY, Andrew, Skipper, -c High Shore

M'KAY, Alexander K., Skipper, 27 High Shore

M'KAY, John, Skipper, 5 Skene Street

M'KAY, Innes, Skipper, Buchan Street

M'KAY, John, Skipper, Gellymill Street

M'KAY, John, Skipper, Market Street

M'KAY, George, Skipper, 45 Gellymill Street

Prisoner of War in Austria.

Awarded Cold Medal from King of Serbia, and Jolly Roger Flag fromItalian Government.

M'KAY, Jun., John, Skipper, 8 Manner Street

M'KAY, Alexander, Able Seaman, 18 High Shore

M'KAY, Alexander, Able Seaman, 12 High Shore

M'KAY, William, Able Seaman, 42 Skene Street

PATERSON, Henry, Skipper, 7 High Street

PATERSON, James, Skipper, 3 Watt's Lane

PATERSON, William, Skipper, 8 Carney Street

PATERSON, Andrew, Skipper, 3 Watt's Lane

PATERSON, James, Skipper, 1 Manner Street

RENDALL, William S., Able Seaman, Gellymill Street

RENDALL, William, Able Seaman, -6 Duff Street

ROBERTSON, John, Able Seaman, 10 Manner Street

ROBERTSON, James, Able Seaman, 9 Market Street

SLATER, John, Skipper, 2 Commercial Street

SLATER, John, Skipper, 22 High Shore

Lost in collision at sea—2gth October igiS.

SLATER, D.S.M., David, Able Seaman, 2 Commercial Street

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ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE— (Continued).

12 Market Street

3 Commercial Street

22 Buchan Street

20 High Shore

43 Low Shore

5 Carney Street

21 Low Shore

Skene Street

12 Buehan Street

2 Braeheads

2 Braeheads

i Braeheads

t. Braeheads

SMITH, Joseph, Able Seaman,

Prisoner of War in GermanySMITH, Adam, Able Seaman,

THOMSON, George, Lieutenant,

THOMSON, George, Skipper,

THOMSON, Charles, Skipper,

THOMSON, Peter, Skipper,

WALKER, John, Skipper,

WALKER, D.S.C., Andrew, Skipper,

WALKER, William, Skipper,

WATT, John, Skipper,

WATT, Jun., John, Skipper,

WATT, Crnden James, Skipper,

WATT, Alexander, Skipper,Awarded Cold Medal from King of Serbia.

WATT, James, Skipper,

WATT, George Robert, Skipper,

Died at Home—gth November iqib.

WATT, James, Skipper,

WEST, James, Skipper,

Died of pneumonia at Oban— 15th November iqiS.

WEvST, George, Skipper, 42 Low Shore

WEST, Andrew, Skipper, 16 High Shore

WEST, George A., Skipper, Laing Cottage

WEST, William, Skipper, 2 West Skene Street

WEST, William, Skipper, 15 Crook o' Ness Street

WILSON, William W., Skipper, Schoolhill

WILSON, George A., Skipper, 24 High Shore

WOOD, Alexander, Skipper, 29 Skene Street

Schoolhill

Mount Airy

Ross Street

Laing Cottage

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE (T.S.)

ANDERSON, David, Engineer,

ANDERSON, John, Able Seaman,

ANDERSON, Andrew, Able Seaman,

ANDERSON, Francis John, Able SeamanBARRON, Andrew S., Fireman,

BARRON, Andrew J., Chief Signalman,

33 Buchan Street

3 Bath Street

Paterson Street

12! Carney Street

9 Clergy Street

Gellymill Street

H

Monday, 3rd August 1914.—A second draft of Naval Reserve men leaves Macdufffor Portsmouth.


ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE (T.S.)—(Continued).

t BARBER, Andrew, Engineer,

BEATON, Alexander, Able Seaman,

BEATON, John, Able Seaman,

BEATON, George, Engineer,

BLACK, Alfred, Engineman,

BLAIR, Harry, Mate,

Killed by mine explosion at sea—20th

BLAIR, Francis, Able Seaman,

BLAIR, Francis, Gunner,

BLAIR, John, Able Seaman,

BLAIR, John, Able Seaman,

BRUCE, George, Mate,

BURR, James, Able Seaman,

CAELUM, William, Mate,

CHALMERS, Robert, Engineer,

CHRISTIE, Gilbert, Able Seaman,

CHALMERS, Stuart, Able Seaman,

COLLIER, William, Engineman,

CONNELL, George, Engineman,CORDINER, Alexander S., Mate,

CORMACK, Alexander, Able Seaman,

COWIE, Donald, Able Seaman,

COWIE, William, Able Seaman,

COWIE, Alexander, Mate,

COWIE, John, Able Seaman,


COWIE, J. B, Able Seaman.

COWIE, William, Engineer,

DANIEL, John, Able Seaman,

DAVIDSON, George, Engineman,DAVIE, John B., Engineman,DONALD, D.S.M., Alexander M., Able

EWEN, Thomas, Able Seaman,

EWEN, John, Mate,

EWEN, Peter, Mate,

FALCONER, Alexander, Engineman,FINDLAY, James, Mate,

FINDLAY, John, Mate,

4 Clergy Street

9 Union Road

9 Union Road

g Union RoadSkene Street

2 Watt's LaneFebruary iqi6.

12 Low Shore

17 Low Shore

12 Low Shore

8 Market Street

Paterson Street

Crook o' Ness Street

Gellymill Street

Gellymill Street

27 High Shore

29 Church Street

Hutcheon Street

3 Paterson Street

13 Gellymill Street

Simpson Place

Schoolhill

Schoolhill

5 George Street

5 George Street

19 Gellymill Street

Gellymill Street

Low Shore

25 Low Shore

Union RoadGarden Street

Seaman, Gellymill Street

Carney Street

Union RoadManner Street

Hope Cottage

3 Carney Street

3 Carney Street

15


ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE (TS.)—(Continued).

FINDLAY, Alexander, Engineman,

f FOWLIE, Alexander, Engineman,

FRASER, Alexander, Able Seaman,

FRASER, James, Able Seaman,

FRASER, William C, Able Seaman,

GALLON, William, Engineman,

GAULD, David, Able Seaman,

GAULD, James A., Engineman,

GOODBRAND, James, Able Seaman,

GRAY, George, Engineman,

HARDIE, Hans, Able Seaman,

HENDERvSON, George, Able Seaman,

HEPBURN, James, Engineer Mechanic,

HORN, Alexander, Engineer Mechanic,

INGLIS, James L., Engineer,

INGRAM, James, Stoker,

INNES, James, Able Seaman,

JOHNSTONE, William, Engineer,

KENNEDY, David, Engineer Mechanic,

KENNEDY, Jim., David, Able Seaman,

KENNEDY, Kenneth, Engineer Mechanic,

KILLOH, Douglas, Engineer Mechanic,

LAWRENCE, Simpson, Engineer Mechanic.

LAWRENCE, David, Engineman,

LExARMONT, Alexander, Able Seaman,

LEITH, James, Engineman,

LYALL, Alexander C, Able Seaman,

LYALL, Charles W., Able Seaman,

LYALL, James, Mate,

LYALL, George, Engineer,

LYON, William, Mate,

LYON, George Wood, Able Seaman,

MACKIE, Alexander, Able Seaman,

MACKIE, John, Able Seaman,

MAIR, Andrew, Able Seaman,

MAIR, Frank, Gunner,

MAIR, George, Stoke/,

MAIR, John, Able Seaman,

Market Street

Schoolhill

35 Low Shore

35 Low Shore

35 Low Shore

22 Clergy Street

3 Low Shore

3 Low Shore

Shore Street

Duff Street

g Paterson Street

Carney Street

Schoolhill

Buchan Street

Buchan Street

Skene Street

4 George Street

13 High Street

Church Street

Church Street

Church Street

Gellymill Street

Duff Street

Clergy Street

Church Street

Gellymill Street

34 Low Shore

14 Low Shore

37 Buchan Street

7 Buchan Street

37 High Shore

84 Gellymill Street

Manner Street

Buchan Street

26 High Shore

Buchan Street

Gellymill Street

26 High Shore

16



MARNOCH, William, Gunner,

Died in Hospital—4th February igig.

M'CALLUM, John, Trimmer,

M'CALLUM, George, Able Seaman,

M'CALLUM, William, Able Seaman,

M'CALLUM, George, Able Seaman,

M'CALLUM, John, Able Seaman,

M'GREGOR, Andrew, Trimmer,

M'GREGOR, George,

Died at Poole—23rd April igiy.

M'GREGOR, James, Trimmer,

M'HATTIE, John, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, David, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Alexander G., Able Seaman,

M'KAY, William J., Mate,

M'KAY, Walter, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Harry D., Engineman,

M'KAY, Archie, Able Seaman,

Died in Hospital, Dublin— nih November igiS

M'KAY, William, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Duff, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Alexander, Able Seaman,

14 Clergy Street

7 Union Road

5 Carney Street

Market Street

7 Manner Street

5 Carney Street

Buchan Street

Buchan Street

Buchan Street

18 Garden Street

34 High Shore

Manner Street

2 George Street

2 Carney Street

2 Carney Street

38 High Shore

38 High Shore

21 High Shore

1 q Low Shore

Killed by mine explosion at sea—20th February igi6.

M'KAY, Archibald, Able Seaman,


M'KAY, John, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Peter, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, James, Mate,

M'KAY, Archie D., Mate,

M'KAY, Charles, Mate,

M'KAY, Peter, Mate,

MACKAY, Donald, Chief Petty Officer,

M'KAY, Charles, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Andrew, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Alexander, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Robert, Able Seaman,

M'LENNAN, Alexander, Engineman,

36 High Shore

35 High Shore

35 High Shore

35 High Shore

Braeheads

ig Clergy Street

Gellymill Street

3Q High Shore

1 Institution Street

29 High Shore

iS High Shore

38 High Shore

35 High Shore

16 Duff Street

17



M'LENNAN, James, Eng'.neman,

M'LACHLAN, Thomas, Able Seaman,

MEARSON, James, Engineer Mechanic,

MELDRUM, David, Engineman,MORRISON, Alexander, Able Seaman,

MORRISON, Alexander, Able Seaman,

MORRISON, Thomas, Able Seaman,

MORRISON, William, Able Seaman,

MURRAY, James, Able Seaman,

NOBLE, David, Able Seaman,

Killed in Action— zgth Fcbruray

NOBLE, James, Engineman,

PATERSON, Andrew, Able Seaman,

PATERSON, George, Mate,


PATERSON, Alexander, Mate,

PATERSON, Alexander, Able Seaman,

PATERSON, George, Able Seaman,

PATERSON, William, Engineman,

PATERSON, Walter, Engineman,

PATERSON, David, Engineman,

PATERSON, Francis, Mate,

PATERSON, John, Mate,


PATERSON, C. R., Able Seaman,

PAUL, James, Engineer,

PIRIE, James, Able Seaman,

Lost at sea through explosion of mine—OREID, Andrew, Mate,

REID, Charles, Able Seaman,

RENNIE, Norman, Engineman,

ROBERTSON, William, Able Seaman,

RITCHIE, Andrew J., Able Seaman,

ROY, William, Able Seaman,

ROY, John, Able Seaman,

RUTTER, Thomas, Mat-2,

SCOTT, William, Able Seaman,

SHEARER, Alexander, Able Seaman,

Gellynnll Street

Institution Street

Paterson Street

Clergy Street

High Street

Skene Street

West Skene Street

West Skene Street

Rosebank

5 Low Shore

iqi6.

15 High Street

S High Shore

S High Shore

3 High Shore

12 Tarlair Street

4 Market Street

3 Market Street

q Low Shore

4 Market Street

14 Carney Street

6 High Shore

Paterson Street

Shore Street

Gellymill Street

Tarlair Street

ctober iqij.

29 West Skene Street

q Carney Street

Skene Street

10 Manner Street

22 High Shore

5 Tarlair Street

5 Tarlair Street

43 Low Shore

Geliymill Street

Manner Street

18



SIMPSON, Charles, Engineman,

SINCLAIR, George, Engineer,

SLATER, Alexander, Engineman,

SLATER, William, Able Seaman,

SLATER, James, Able Seaman,

SLATER, Joseph, Able Seaman,

Drowned at sea—30th May igi

SMITH, William, Able Seaman,

SMITH, George, Mate,

SMITH, James, Engineman,

SMITH, James, Able Seaman,

SMITH, John, Mate,

STEWART, John, Engineman,

STEVENSON, John, Engineman,SYME, Andrew, Engineman,

SYMON, Jun., William, Engineman,THAIN, Charles, Able Seaman,

THOMSON, Robert, Mate,

THOMSON, Jun., George, Mate,

THOMSON, George, Gunner,

THOMSON, Joseph G., Able Seaman,

THOMSON, James, Mate,

THOMSON, William, Able Seaman,

Lost at sea through mine explosion—2nd

THOMSON, Frederick, Able Seaman,THOMSON, John, Able Seaman,

WALKER, Alexander, Mate,

WATT, Thomas B. L., Able Seaman,

WATT, William George, Able Seaman,

WATT, Alexander, Mate,

WATT, James, Mate,

WATT, John, Able Seaman,WATT, Cruden James, Engineman,WATT, George, Able Seaman,WATT, Jun., Gilbert, Mate,

WATT. William J., Mate,


7-

5 Clergy Street

23 Manner Street

Commercial Street

Commercial Street

69 Duff Street

Commercial Street

Market Street

3 Commercial Street

17 High Street

3 Commercial Street

3 Commercial Street

George Street

Low Shore

82 Gellymill Street

5 Shand Street

Church Street

3 Market Street

20 High Shore

3 Market Street

3 Market Street

9 High Shore

5 Carney Street

August IQI"J.

James Street

Hutcheon Street

iS Buchan Street

Mount Airy

2 Braeheads

2 Braeheads

2 Braeheads

22 Market Street

4 Carney Street

4 Carney Street

10 Buchan Street

10 Buchan Street

19



WATT, Francis W., Mate,Croix de Cuerre.

WATT. Joseph, Mate,

WATT, Alexander, Able Seaman,

WATT, James M., Mate,

WATT, Jun., James, Able Seaman,

WATSON, Andrew, Able Seaman,

WATSON, Robert, Engineman,

WEST, George, Able Seaman,

WEST, William, Able Seaman,

WEST, Andrew, Mate,

WEST, James K., Able Seaman,

WEST, D.S.M., Alexander F. K., Mate,

WEST, Thomas, Mate,

WEST, Andrew W., Mate,

WEST, Nathaniel W., Mate,

WEST, Alexander, Able Seaman,

WEST, Jun., George, Mate,

WEST, James, Mate,

WEST, William Andrew, Able Seaman,


WEST, John, Engineman,

WEST, Innes, Able Seaman,

WEST, Jun., Innes, Able Seaman,


WHITE, Alexander, Able Seaman,

WILSON, David, Able Seaman,

WILSON, James, Able Seaman,

WILSON, Andrew, Able Seaman,

WILSON, John, Gunner,

WILSON, Richard, Able Seaman,

Drowned 8th January igid.

WILSON, William, Engineman,

WILSON, George, Able Seaman,

WILSON, Andrew, Mate,

WILSON, George A., Able Seaman,

WILSON, James, Mate,

Died at home—$rd March iq

3S Low Shore

33 High Shore

13 High Shore

Rosebank

Rosebank

Gellymill Street

i,S Clergy Street

4 Low Shore

4 Low Shore






16 High Shore


43 Low Shore

26 Low Shore

14 High Shore

Gellymill Street

7 Clergy Street

4 Laing Street

4 Laing Street


Church Street

Gellymill Street

1 Watt's Lane

2S High Shore

16 Low Shore

Gellymill Street

Cairnlea

2S High Shore

23 High Shore

23 High Shore

2.s High Shore

19.

20


ROYAL NAVAL RESER]'E (T.S.)-

WILSON, Alexander, Able Seaman,

WISEMAN, William G., Able Seaman,

WISEMAN, James, Able Seaman,

WISEMAN, John, Able Seaman,

WOOD, John, Able Seaman,

WOOD, George, Able Seaman,

WOOD, John, Mate,

YOUNG, Charles, Engineman,

-(Continued).

High Shore

Gellymill Street

Carney Street

Gellymill Street

14 Manner Street

5 Low Shore

Clergy Street

Buchan Street

ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

PATERSON, Stanley, Lieutenant, 26 Shore Street

HEPBURN, John, Able Seaman, Sehoolhill

HUTCHESON, George, Engineer Sub-Lieutenant, 1 Union RoadSIEVWRIGHT, William, Able Seaman, Duff Street

SMITH, William, Able Seaman, Market Street

WATT, William G., Able Seaman, Rosebank

ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION.

EDWARDS, Charles, 2621, Able Seaman,

LYALL, M.C., Walter P., Sub-Lieutenant,

SIMPSON, James, Able Seaman,

ft WISEMAN, Eric H., z/4366, Able Seaman,

Bruce Street

2 High Shore

iS Gellymill Street

Church Cottage

IN ATTENDANCE ON THEANDERSON, William, Skipper,

ANDERSON, James, Skipper,

BARRON, Stuart, x\ble Seaman,

CHALMERS, Alexander, Engineman,

DANIEL, Andrew W., Able Seaman,DAVIDSON, Alfred, Able Seaman,EWEN, Peter, Mate,

FALCONER, Joseph, Mate,

FALCONER, Jun., Joseph, Mate,

FALCONER, William, Skipper,

FALCONER, William George, Skipper,

FALCONER, James, Skipper,

GEDDES, Murdoch, Engineman,INNES, William, Skipper,

KEITH, Alexander, Engineer,

FLEET.

Carney Street

Carney Street


Gellymill Street

25 Low Shore

Bruce Street

14 Manner Street

Clifton

15 Skene Street

Skene Street

Skene Street

Gellymill Street

Shore Street

Paterson Street

Tarlair Street

21


IN ATTENDANCE ON THE FLEET—(Continued).

M'KAYM'KAY

KYNOCH, James, Able Seaman,

LAWRENCE, James, Able Seaman,LYALL, Andrew James, Able Seaman,

LYALL, James, Able Seaman,

LYALL, Alexander, Able Seaman,MACKIE, Dan, Engineman,

MACKIE, John, Engineman,

jM'CALLUM, James, Skipper,

M'GREGOR, John, Engineman,M'KAY, George, Able Seaman,

Innes, Skipper,

George, Able Seaman,


M'KAY, Robert C, Mate,

M'KAY, Archie D., Mate,

M'KAY, James, Engineman,M'KAY, George, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, James, Able Seaman,

M'KAY, Walter, Able Seaman,

MITCHELL, Robert, Engineman,

PATERSON, James, Able Seaman,


PATERSON, Adam, Skipper,

PATERSON, Alexander, Skipper,

PATERSON, William, Skipper,

PATERSON, Andrew, Skipper,

PATERSON, George, Engineman,

PATERSON, John, Skipper,

PATERSON, William, Skipper,

SLATER, Magnus, Signalman,

SLATER, Arthur, Mate,

THOMSON, George, Mate,

THOMSON, Alexander, Able Seaman,

WATT, Joseph, Able Seaman,

WALKER, Innes, Able Seaman,

WEST, George, Able Seaman,


WILSON, James, Mate,


Hutcheon Street


Schoolhill

Laing Street

10 Clergy Street

Gellymill Street

West Skene Street

Manner Street

5 Braeheads

Buchan Street

12 High Shore

10 Manner Street


Skene Street

10 Manner Street

Buchan Street


2 Carney Street

Tarlair Street

17 High Shore

Buchan Street

Buchan Street

Laing Street

3 Watt's Lane


Shore Street

5 Manner Street

Buchan Street

Commercial Street

Laing Street

4 Paterson Street

9 High Shore

24 Market Street

Simpson Place

a - Low Shore


West Skene Steeet

22


NAVAL TRANSPORT SERVICE.

ALLAN, James A., Steward,

Lost at sea, ship torpedoed, 22nd February

BEATON, William, Chief Engineer,

BEATON, James, Engineer,

Died at sea—28th June igib.

BROWN, William T., Steward,


host at sea—gth March iQij.

DICKSON, John, Third Officer,

GILL, William, Captain,

GRAY, John, Captain,

GRAY, Allan C, Second Officer,

GRAY, John A. P., Captain,

HATCHWELL, William, Able Seaman,HAY, James, Engineer,

HOWITT, John, Chief Engineer,

LAW, M.B., Thomas Brydon, Medical Officer,

Died in hospital at Quebec—ijth November

LYALL, Jnn., William, Cadet,

M'GREGOR, Alexander, Engineman,

Lost at s-ea1—4U1 January igij.

M'KAY, George, Able ..Seaman,

M'LEAN, William, Captain,'

; -

M'ROBB, James, Second Engineer,

PATERSON, John, Second Engineer,

Lost at sea, sliip torpedoed—lgth July lg

PATERSON, Clement, Second Engineer,

PIRIE, Charles, First Mate,

RETTIE, D.S.C., Edward, Captain,

ROSS, Hugh F., Able Seaman,

Drowned at sea—23rd April igib.

REID, Gordon, Steward,

ROY, Alexander, Captain,

SMART, Alexander, Chief Officer,

Lost at sea—8th June igiS.

19 Shore Street

igiS.

q Union Road

q Union Road

Gellymill Street

Union Road

Shand Street

Bona Vista

BaymountBroomlea

Duff Street

3 Nicol's Brae

Longmanhill

Osborne Terrace

Duff Street

igiS.

36 Low Shore

Buchan Street

21 High Shore

72 Gellymill Street

MaybankCarney Street

17-

>6 Shore Street

S Bruce Street

Duff Street

Bruce Street

Garden Street

Ross Street

Bruce Street

'23


NAVAL TRANSPORT SERVICE—(Continued).

SYMON, William, Captain, 5 Shand Street

Lost at sea, ship torpedoed—31st December lgij.

WATT, Joseph, Second Engineer, 38 Low Shore

WEST, John, Boatswain's Mate, Duff Street

WILSON, Frank, Second Mate, Fountainhill

WILSON, Andrew, Captain, Fountainhill

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* indicates Recipient of 19 14 Medal.

CAVALRY.(ROYAL) DRAGOONS.

* DAVIDSON, Alexander, 328, Lance-Corporal,

RENNIE, George, Captain,

George Street

Montbletton Croft

ROYAL BUCKS HUSSARS.

M'KAY, Alfred R., 2575, Corporal, 4 High Shore

QUEEN'S OWN ROYAL YEOMANRY.

DUNCAN, John James, 3035, Trooper, Paterson Street

Died in Hospital at Alexandria, Egypt—igth October igiS.

LOVAT SCOUTS.

GILL, Alexander, 4144, Lance-Corporal,

KROHN, Emil, 126090, Private,

SCOTTISH HORSE.

ABEL, Charles, 153174, Private,

ALLAN, George, Driver,

ALLAN, William, 5451, Trooper,

t BLANCHARD, George, 153379, Private,

HORNE, John J, 739, Trooper,

MTNTOSH, James, 56034, Sergeant,

SMITH, Robert, 152378, Private,

tftt WATT, Alexander, 2054, Private,

t WISEMAN, John J., 6718, Private,

t WRIGHT, John A., 4058, Corporal,Died of Wounds—yth November igiS.

Duff Street

Church Street

Duff Street

Montbletton

Market Street

Gellymill Street

Skene Street

Institution Street

Clergy Street

Schoolhill

Church Cottage

Paterson Street

25


ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.

ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.

BROWN, Alexander, 4279, Driver,

BYRES, George, 56755, Driver,

t CHALMERS, M.M., George, 7174, Gunner,CRAIB, William H., Captain,

DRUMMOND, Robert, 47573, Driver,

Clergy Street

Longmanhill

29 Church Street

Duff Street

Gellymill Street

Braeheadst DUNCAN, D.C.M., M.M., James, 23646, Sergeant,

DUNCAN, John, 1377, Sergeant,

GORDON, x\lexander, 103997, Driver,

GRAY, Daniel, 3586, Driver,

GRAY, George, 6310S5, Driver,

Died of Wounds—2~th October jgiS.

HATCHWELL, Theophilus, Assistant Paymaster,

HUTCHESON, Robert, 3469, Signaller,


INNES, George, 7026, Gunner,

INNES, William, 44S0, Gunner,Killed in Action—15th August igiS.

INGRAM, John, 218329, Gunner,

KENNEDY, William, 49528, Bombardier,Taken Prisoner at Kitt. Died, 20th November iQlb,

at Afion, Kara, Hissar, Turkey.

KiLXOH, Alexander, 250820, Signaller, Montbletton Croft

KING, George, 142861, Driver, Lemonbank

LAWRENCE, D.C.M., Samuel D., 47572, Sergeant, Gellymill Street

Church Street

32 Garden Street

Duff Street

Longmanhill

3 Nicol's Brae

1 Union Road

Duff Street

Church Street

28 Market Street

Gellymill Street

LYALL, Alexander W., 2 /Lieutenant,

t LYALL, Alexander, 4618, Gunner,

f MACDONALD, James Stewart, 47, Gunner,MILNE, John, 63S36, Bombardier,

ORD, James, 636370, Gunner,

PRIEST, James, 630213, Gunner,

t PRIEST, John, 630214, Gunner,Prisoner of War in Germany.

f RITCHIE, James H., 96716, Gunner,Died of Wounds—20th August 1917.

t ROBB, Alexander, 143502, Gunner,

SHEPHERD, John James, S2516, Gunner,

36 Low Shore

20 Low Shore

Garden Street

Bank House

Clergy Street

Gellymill Street

Gellymill Street

George Street

Ross Street

Wanford

26


ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY—(Continued).

SIMPSON, John, 3610, Driver, Bruce Street

t THAIN, George Weir, 8S215, Sergeant, 11 Union Road

Died Prisoner of War in Germany—24th April igi8.

t WATSON, George, 92243, Fitter, Melrose

WILKIE, John C, 95851, Gunner, 30 Market Street

WILSON, Frank, 104011, Driver, Market Street

WINTON, David, 528, Driver, High Street

ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.

BODIE, Samuel M. W., 135840, Gunner, Manor House

CRICHTON, John, 135334, Gunner, Braeheads

CUNNINGHAM, Alexander, 206065, Signaller, Duff Street

DAVIDSON, Robert, 217442, Gunner, Longmanhill

DONALD, James, 216297, Signaller, 86 Gellymill Street

* FORBES, D.C.M., Robert, Lieutenant, Crook o' Ness Street

GRIEVE, David, 163353, Gunner, BonnytouDied in Hipnock Camp, York's—gth October igi~.

ft M'PHERSON, Alexander W., Lieutenant,

tf NICOL, Edmund, 128640, Sergeant,

RHIND, David, 182136, Gunner,

STEVENSON, Alexander, 277032, Staff Sergeant,

WATSON, James, 110058, Gunner,

Sunn}7hill

Union Road

Skene Street

Hiiteheon Street

Gellvmill Street

CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS.

ROYAL ENGINEERS.

ANDERSON, James, 17939, Sapper,

BAIN, Alexander, Sapper,

BARLOW, George G., 171590, Sapper,

BISSET, Arthur C, Lieutenant,

BLACK, Charles, 317506, Lance-Corporal,

BLAIR, James, 671, Sapper,

BROWN, Alexander, 225385, Sapper,

CAMERON, James, 344037, Sapper,

CONNAN, Webster, 26026, Sapper,

CONNELL, Charles J., 232384, Sapper,

Bath Street

Market Street

Bruce Street

Kilnshade

Skene Street

Watt's Lane

Turner Street

Skene Street

Toll Bar

Gellymill Street

27


RO YAL ENGINEERS—(Con tin tied).

COOK, John S., Sapper,

CORBETT, Alexander, 10065, Sapper,

DAVIDSON, John, 410434, Sapper,

GREIG, Robert, Lance-Corporal,

LYALL, James, 632, Sapper,

*t LYALL, M.M., George, 17613, Sergeant,

M'DONALD, Alexander, 402758, Sapper,

M'KIMMIE, George, Sapper,

MUNRO, Frank, 4133066, Sapper,

M'KAY, John G., 1696, Sapper,

t MORRISON, Edward, 227431, Sapper,

MURDOCH, William M., 286269, Sapper,

PATERSON, William, 178578, Sapper,

REID, John, 29472, Sapper,

RITCHIE, John, 282447, Sapper,

SIMPSON, John, 234777, Sapper,

SINCLAIR, John, 679, Sapper,

Killed in Action—13th May 1917.

WATKINSON, Arthur, 105404, Corporal,

WEST, Alexander, 680, Corporal,

t WILSON, William, 672, Sapper,

ft WILSON, Alexander, 677, Corporal,

WILSON, Alexander, 1587, -Sapper,

YELL, M.M., Archibald, 406488, Corporal,

Bruce Street

Gellymill Street

Longmanhill

High Street

Shore Street

23 Low Shore

Buchan Street

Simpson Place

Market Street

High Shore

Rockville

34 Garden Street

High Shore

Burnside

Duff Street

Plough Hotel

23 Manner Street

Gellymill Street

4 Low Shore

1 Watt's Lane

1 Watt's Lane

Low Shore

Church Street

THE FOOT GUARDS.

SCOTS GUARDS.

CARLE, Alexander, Sergeant-Major, Shore Street

* FORBES, Alexander, 8746, Private, Crook o' Ness Street


t INNES, James, 13768, Private, Duff Street

Died of Wounds—iSth October igi6.

t KIRTON, William, 19761, Private, Clergy Street

STALKER, Hugh A., 15011, Sergeant, Duff Street

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INFANTRY.THE ROYAL SCOTS.

ALLAN, James W., 3653, Private,

COLLIER, Peter, 70979, Private,

LOW, George, 51955, Private,

ft ft LOW, Robert, 12 150, Private,


M'DONALD, James, 41254, Private,

Killed in Action—23rd April igi~.

t M'CALLUM, Charles T., 29724, Private,

t M'KAY, Archie, 29780, Private,


WINCHESTER, Alexander, 31722, Private,

f WOOD, George, 2939, Private,

Market Street

Gellymill Street

Duff Street

Duff Street

Buchan Street

Market Street

34 High Shore

24 Garden Street

Clergy Street

THE ROYAL FUSILIERS.

COOK, James C, Private, Duff Street

t GORDON, William, 25875, Private, 32 Garden Street

Died of Wounds—i6lh November igiy.

GOW, James, 265315, Private, Bruce Street

INGRAM, William, S66S9, Private, Fernhurst

MORRISON, James, 25833, Private, Church Street

SIMPSON, Robert, 25863, Private, Institution Street

THE KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS.

BROWN, Walter T., 27946, Private, Turner Street

t EWEN, John, 30229, Private, Clergy StreetDied of Wounds—2jth September igi~.

LESLIE, James J., 33064, Private, 14 Gellymill StreetKilled in Action—28th June igiS.

RATTRAY, John, 18446, Private, Turner StreetKilled in Action—1st September igij.

ROSS, Edmund, 19S9, Corporal, Gellymill Street

SCOTTISH RIFLES-(THE CAMERONIANS) .

CUMMING, George, 25187, Rifleman, Buchan Streetttt GILL, Edward, 19244, Rifleman, Bruce Street

29


THE BLACK WATCH.

it CLARK, Charles, 56S6, Private,

CLARK, Peter, 123210, Private,

DONALD, William, 56S9, Private,

t GALLON, James, 1975, Private,

MGREGOR, John, 5726, Corporal,

Killed in Action— 14th October iqiS.

MALCOLM, John, 2697s, Private,

t MORRISON, Archibald, 1974, Private,

MURDOCH, James, 40266, Corporal,

ft MURRAY, John, 56S4, Private,

SKENE, James, 41227, Private,

Killed in Action— nth May iqiS.

THOMSON, Innes, 5795, Private,

WILvSON, Alexander W., 5687, Private,

Dufi Street

Montbletton Croft

Duff Street

22 Clergy Street

Manner Street

Gellymill Street

Duff Street

Gellyburn

Manner Street

Buchan Street

6 Market Street

High Shore

THE QUEEN'S OWN ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT.

GRAY, Oliver F., 5306, Private, Baymount

KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS.

M'KAY, Peter, 2027S2, Rifleman, ^6 High Shore

YORK AND LANCASTER REGIMENT.

WINCHESTER, Samuel, 33482, Private . 1 Nieol's B:ae

THE HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

t DAVIDSON, Alexander, 3954, Private,

DUNDAS, John M., 27343, Private,

tt GILL, M.M., Joseph B., 30510, Piivate,

HORNE, George, 3321, Corporal,

HORNE, James, 3332, Private,

KEIR, John, 3897S, Private,

Killed in Action—1st August iqiS.

SHEPHERD, William, 2S965, Private

Killed in Action—13th April iqiS.

t WILSON, James, 263S5, Private,

Institution Street

High Street

Duff Street

Institution Street

Institution Street

Church Street

High Street

Lemonbank

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SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS.

BARLOW, William J., 13563, Private,' ,:i/K -

* CHALMERS, William, 9044, Private] =

Killed, in Action—13th October* 1914.

t FLETCHER, William, 4195, Private,

Prisoner of War in Germany. /'

FOWLIE, M.A., M.C., Spencer, Lieutenant,

FRASER, Alexander, 5632, Sergeant-Major,

Killed in Action—gth Abril igi~: .^

KENNEDY, Dayid, 21425, Private,

Killed in Action—31st July iqij.

KILLOH, William James, S/ 29732, Private,

ft LYALL, Norman, 23715, Private, ,

M'DONALD, Alexander, 1562, Private,

Killed in Action—14th July iqi6.

MEARSON, George, 17203, Private,; -

MITCHELL', M.M., James, 73465, Corporal,

Killed in Action—2gth May iqi~.

f MURDOCH, Archie, 23.7S2, Private,

PARK, William, 5567, Private,

ROBB, Leslie G., 4701, Private,

f ROSS, Robert F., 210560, Private,

f SINCLAIR, Alexander, 22898, Private,

SOUTER, David, 202568, Private,

THOM, Robert G., 24272, Private,

Died of Wounds—13th April 791.7.

WATT, John, 26268, Private,

WILSON, Andrew, 43122, Signaller,

t WILSON, James, 21593, Private,

Died of Wounds—6th June igi"].

''"

', "'Bruce Street

i 'Clergy Street

Church Street

Linden

Buchan Street

Gellymill Street

Gellymiil Street

39 Low .Shore

Silverhillocks

' Birks

38 Duff Street

Gellyburn

Duff Street

Ross Street

Church ..Street

Church Street

59 Duff .Street

Gellyhill

Gellymill Street

27 Low Shore

1 Watt's Lane

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—FIRST BATTALION.

ALEXANDER, Charles, 8839, -Lance-Corporal, Gelrymill; Street

ji Prisoner o;f\ Waryin* Germany.' '

'ANDERSON, George Mackie, 24441, Private, '. Outseat

Killed in\ Action—23rd* Ocbo'btr 'igi8.

31


THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—FIRST BATTALION.—(Continued).

Church Street

Church Street

Duff Street

Union Road

Shore Street

20 Low Shore

*t CHALMERS, John, 5824, Private,

* CHALMERS, James, 81, Sergeant,

* COBBAN, Alexander, 34, Lance-Corporal,

Killed in Action—24th October IQ14.

* GARDINER, John, 10269, Sergeant, Bruce Street

Prisoner of War in Germany. Died in Sanatorium in

Forfarshire—28th February igig.

* HORNE, George, 1137, Lance-Corporal, Gellymill Street

Killed in Action—14th June 1917.

ttt LAMB, George, 9714, Lance-Corporal,

Died from Gas Poisoning—6th August igiS

*t LAWRENCE, Alexander, Captain and Adjutant,

Died of Wounds—lgth September igi6.

t LYALL, M.A., James, Lieutenant,

Died of Wounds—14th November igi6.

* M'LACHLAN, Thomas, 847, Private, Institution Street


Re-joined Army after declaration of Peace and was killed in

action in Russia— 10th August igig.

•t M'LEOD, Neil, 83, Sergeant,

* ORD, Alexander, 1104, Private,


* SKINNER, Adam, 237, Private,


* SOUTER, William, 9649, Private,


•t WEST, Alexander, 5816, Private,

* WRIGHT, William, 1105, Private,


13 Clergy Street

Clergy Street

Bath Street

59 Duff Street

Institution Street

Garden Street

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS-SECOND BATTALION.

*t BLAIR, Alexander, 749, Corporal,

Died of Wounds—14th October igib.

* BRUCE, William, 215, Private,

Killed in Action—20*/i October igi4.

32

12 Low Shore

Institution Street


THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—SECOND BATTALION.—(Continued).

*tt CASSIE, Magnus, 73, Private, Market Street

* DAVIDSON, Robert S., 9877, Lance-Corporal, Shore Street

Killed in Action—25th September 1915.

* HEPBURN, Charles, 10046, Sergeant, Souter Street

Killed in Action— 1st July igi6.

INNES, John K., 242030, Private, Duff Street

Killed in Action—4U1 May igiS.

* KENNEDY, James, 650, Private, Church Street

Killed in Action—25th September 191 5.

*tt MILLER, James, 10200, Lance-Corporal, Clergy Street

MORRISON, George, Private, High Street

MORRISON, James, Private, High Street

MURDOCH, Alexander, Sergeant, Gellyburn

*ttt NAPIER, Stephen, 9952, Private, Longmanhill

Prisoner of War in Germany.* PORTER, Alexander, 9681, Private, Clergy Street

Killed in Action—20th November 1914.

*t THOMSON, William, 9879, Private, Manner Street

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—THIRD BATTALION.

ADAM, James, 6643, Private,

Killed in Action—25th September 1915.

ADAMS, William, 17288, Private,

t BARLOW, Alexander, 14428, Private,

t BRANDER, William, S/ 14426, Lance-Corporal,

Killed in Action—23rd July 1918.

CLERIHEW,. John, 11402, Private,

t COLLIER, Lawrence, 14707, Private,

COWIE, William, 25347, Private,

CRICHTON, Charles, 20497, Private,

Killed in Action—29th May 1918.

t DONALD, Stuart, 17045, Lance-Corporal,

Died of Wounds—21st July 191 8.

DUNDAS, Robert, 24387, Private,

t DUNDAS, Alexander, 11276, Private,

Gellymill Street

Church Street

Bruce Street

Whitestones

Gellymill Street

Paterson Street

Garden Street

18 Braeheads

Duff Street

High Street

High Street

33


THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—THIRD BATTALION. -(Continued.)

EDWARDvS, Albert, 28230, Private,

GARDEN, Peter, 18211, Private,

Prisoner of War in Germany.* GAULD, John George P., 6084, Private,

Killed in Action— 14th December 1914.

GILL, George, 20199, Private,

t GRAY, George, 631085, Private,

Died of Wounds—2jth October 191S.

HAROLD, Robert, 17160, Private,

* INNES, John, 232, Private,

t MACLEOD, Charles, 28682, Private,

MITCHELL, Alexander, 24177, Private,

:->.,' t MITCHELL, George, S/ 17294, Private,

PUNTAN, Herbert Forbes, Lieutenant,

Killed in Action—gth April iqij.

SHEPHERD, James, 31360, Private,

SKINNER, Henry", 21 122, Private,

STEVENSON, Charles, 17206, Private, 106

TAYLOR, Alexander, 30197, Private,

THOMSON, Alexander, 24786, Private,

t WALKER, Henry, S/154S2, Private,

. WEST, William, S/27314, Corporal,

WINDUS, Alexander, 31536, Private,

WINTON, Charles, S/ 18637, Private,


Bruce Street

20 Garden Street

3 Low Shore

Carney Street

Longmanhill

Brae Moray

Gellymill Street

13 Clergy Street

38 Duff Street

38 Duff Street

49 Duff Street

High Street

Bath Street

Gellymill Street

George Street

Manner Street

Tarlair Street

Shore Street

Souter Street

Souter Street

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—FOURTH BATTALION.

ALLAN, James, 66221, Private,

ALLAN, William, 4935, Private,

t BAIN, M.C., Fred, 802, Captain,

BARRIE, George Alexander, 138458, Private,

DONALD, William, 2237, Private,

FOWLIE, Thomas, 4720, Private,

Commercial Street

Commercial Street

Skene Street

Doune Park

Gellymill Street

Linden

t GORDON, George, 7272, Lance-Corporal,"" 127 Gellymill Street

Died of Wounds—15th August 1917.

34


THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—FOURTH BATTALION.--(Continued).

GORDON, George, 45S0, Private, 114 Gellymill Street

Died in Hospital—28th January lgiQ.

GRAY, Alexander, 2798, Sergeant, George Street

t GRIEVE, M.A., James, 3797, Private, Bonnyton

HADDEN, James, 20237, Private, Tocher Street

Killed in Action—31st July 1917.

ttt KROHN, Charles, 26676, Private, Church Street

LAWRENCE, John, 2697, Private, Shore Street

t LAWRENCE, Oliver, 1427, Lieutenant, 52 Duff Street

M'KAY, Robert, 11792, Lieutenant, Low Shore

tt SIM, James, 4573, Private, High Street


SMITH, George, 4579, Private, Duff Street

Killed in Action—24th July 1917.

ft SMITH, George, 3719/5, Private, Clergy Street

WEST, Alexander G., 3465, Private, Shore Street

Killed in Action—23rd July 1916.

WEST, James R., 5186, Corporal, Crook o' Ness Street

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS- FIFTH BATTALION.

BROWN, Duncan M'Leod, 241312, Private,

Iff BROWN, Gilbert, 292196, Sergeant-Major,

CARNIE, Oliver W., 2037, Private,

Killed in Action—29th March 1918.

CHRISTIE, John, 2555, Lance-Corporal, .

•

DAVIDSON, Edward G., 1924, Private,

Killed in Action—30th July 1916. -

t DAVIDSON, George, 3871, .Private,

FOWLIE, Charles W. L., Major,

Killed in Action—30th April 191 5.

t GILL, David, 3843, Private,

Died of Wounds—29th April 1917.

GRAY, Alexander, 17968, Private,

Prisoner of War in Germany.t KILLOH, John, '2273, Private,

Killed in Action—13th November 1916.

Gellymill Street

Fife Street

Longmanhill

Buchan Street

Shore Street

George Street

Schoolhouse

12 Clergy Street

Longmanhill

Montbletton Croft

35


THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—FIFTH BATTALION. (Continued).

Shand StreetLAWRENCE, Alexander, 4026, Private,

Killed in Action—13th November igi6.

t LEGGE, Forbes, 240549, Private,

Died of Wounds—28th March igi8.

LINDSAY, William, 3555, Private,

LYALL, M.A., M.C., William, Captain,

M'DONALD, C.M.G., D.S.O., Samuel, Lieut.-Colonel, Skene Street

MURDOCH, William, 2276, Lance-Corporal,

Killed in Action—13th November igi6.

RENNIE, George, 2259, Corporal,

Killed in Action—30th July igi6.

tt ROY, John, 2282, Private,

t SCOTT, George, 3747, Private,

Killed in Action—31st July igi~.

SHEPHERD, John, 3772, Private,


SINCLAIR, James, 3353, Corporal,

Killed in Action—26th September \gi~]

SMITH, Robert, 3275, Private,

Killed in Action—30th April igi5-

STEWART, Robert, 3774, Private,

WILSON, George, 2558, Private,

Buchan Street

Gellymill Street

39 Low Shore

47 High Street

Gellymill Street

5 Tarlair Street

High Street

8 Souter Street

35 High Street

Duff Street

James Street

Gellymill Street

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—SIXTH BATTALION.

BARRON, Henry, 12057, Private,

Killed in Action—yth June igib.

t BISSET, Robert R., Second Lieutenant,

*tt BLACK, James, 265263, Private,

*f BLANCHARD, William, 265014, Sergeant,

*t BOW, Albert G., 265264, Lance-Corporal,

Died of Wounds—gth April igij.

*t BURNETT, George, 11459, Private,

* BURNETT, Alexander I., 265688, Private,


•ft BURNETT, Robert S., 265261, Corporal,

Died of Wounds—25th March igi8.

Hutcheon Street

Kilnshade

Fife Street

Gellymill Street

Skene House

Gellymill Street

Gellymill Street

Gellymill Street

36


THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—SIXTH BATTALION.—(Continued).

*t CALLUM, J. Nicol, 265703, Private, Duff Street

Killed in Action—21st March igi8.

t CASSIE, William, 266257, Private, Market Street

*tt CARNIE, M.C., Alexander J. W., Captain and Adjutant, Longmanhill

t CHALMERS, James, 265715, Private, 29 Church Street

Died of Wounds—gth August 1917.

t CHALMERS, Hugh, 265704, Lance-Corporal,

t CHRISTIE, John, 266209, Private,

tt COUTTS, Stevenson, 266097, Private,

* COWIE, John G., Captain,

Died in Hospital—26th February IQIQ.

COWIE, Clement, Lieutenant,

* CRICHTON, Robert, 11187, Lanee-Corporal,


t DAVIDSON, M.C., William, Captain,

DAVIDSON, Charles, 266394, Private,

Killed in Action—21st March 191S.

DRUMMOND, Henry, S/ 20166, Lance-Corporal,

* FARQUHARSON, Herbert, 265110, Private,

* FENTIE, William, 265347, Sergeant,

t FORBES, William, 11584, Private,

t GAMMACK, George, 266111, Private,

GEORGE, V.D., John James, Lieutenant-Colonel,

f GORDON, M.M., George T., 11289, Sergeant,

t GRAY, George, 266261, Private,

Died in Hospital—3rd May 1919.

GRAY, M.M., Charles P., 266216, Private,


t HAROLD, Wilfred, Lieutenant,

* HENDRY, William, 13 18, Sergeant,

tft HENDERSON, George, 12014, Private,

Killed in Action—21st March 1918.

HOGG, William, Company Sergeant-Major

,

*t HUTCHEON, Gordon, 10809, Private,

Died from Wounds—18th March 1915

ttt KENNEDY, Alexander, 266183, Private,

29 Church Street

Gellymill Street

Paterson Street

Shore Street

Netherwood

18 Braeheads

Doon Cottage

Shore Street

Church Street

Gellymill Street

Gellymill Street

Cairn Lea

Hutcheon Street

St Katherines

Duff Street

74 Duff Street

Longmanhill

Brae Moray

59 Gellymill Street

Church Street

School Lodge

Doune Park

Gellvmill Street

37


THE -GORDON HIGHLANDERS^.!X TH BATTALION.—(Continued).

f KILLOH, James, 265930, Private,

t KIRTON, Peter, 266258, Private,

t LOBBAN, John, 11956, Private,

LYALL, George, 12727, Private,

ft LYALL, William, 265039, Private,

Died in the Field—gth April igiy.

* MACQUEEN, A. Norman, Lieutenant,Attached to Royal Flying Corps.

Killed in Action—25th March 19 17.

M'GREGOR, John, 11 733, Sergeant,

t M'GREGOR, Frank, 1361, Private,

Died in Hospital—24th May igiS.

ft MfHATTlE, James, 266210, Private,

ft M'MURTRIE, John, Lieutenant,

ft MELDRUM, George, 265663, Corporal,

MELDRUM, John A., 11174, Private,

MILNE, William, 11569, Sergeant,

MORRISON, Robert, 11S63, Sergeant,

t MURDOCH, Alexander, 266426, Private,

PATERSON, James D., Major,

PATERSON, A. Edmund, Lieutenant,

iff PATERSON, George A., 265697, Private,

PATERSON, Frank, 266722, Private,

PRIEST, Andrew, 266312, Private,

Died in the Field—23rd April lgij.

ft RENNIE, James, .266212, Private, Hutcheon Street

.

r.,j RIDDELL, M.H.J Alex. W., 2663035 Private, 122 Gellymill Street

Died .of Wounds—13th April jgiS.

George Street

Clergy Street

Market Street

39 Low Shore

Buchan Street

Fife Cottage

Buchan Street

Buchan Street

Gellymill Street

23A Duff Street

55 Buchan Street

55 Buchan Street

Skene Street

41 Low Shore

45 High Street

26 Shore Street

26 Shore Street

3 Watt's Lane

4 Market Street

41 Gellymill Street

,.,t RIDDELL, Peter, 122S4, Private,

Died of Wounds—2isl June igib.'

!l

.*t RITCHIE, Frank, 1358, Private,

t SHARP, William, • 266309, Private,

*.ft-t SIM >M.A., Charles-,, 265588, Sergeant,

*H SIMPSON, James, 265807, Private,

Killed in Action^Sth 'Apxil igij.

*ttt SIMPSON, Alexander, 265591, Corporal,

122 Gellvmill Street

George Street

Tarlair Street

Buchan Street

Gellymill Street

Plough Hotel

38

,th August 1Q14.—6th Batt. Gordon Highlanders entraining at Banff HarbourStation for Keith.


THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—SIXTH BATTALION.—(Continued).

I TT

TT

9 Paterson Street

TTT

ft

*tt

SMITH, x^lexander, 266241, Private,

Killed in Action—28th March igiS.

SMITH, George, 266806, Private,

STOTT, George, Sergeant,

STUART, James M., 10812, Private,

Killed in Action—25th September igij.

SUTHERLAND, William, 12208, Private,

THOMSON, William, 267024, Corporal,


WALKER, Alexander, 266307, Private,

WATSON, Alexander, 13 17, Lance-Corporal,

WATT, James D., 266308, Private,

WEST, Andrew, 12308, Private,

Died at Home—~th April igi6.

WEST, Andrew, 26571 1, Private,

WILSON, Mitchell, 266249, Private,

WHITE, John, 265710, Sergeant,

WINTON, Gordon, 12079, Private,


WISEMAN, Alexander, n 248, Private,

Died from Wounds—25th September IQ15.

WISEMAN, Alexander, 1257S, Private, Carney

WISEMAN, James, 265379, Private, 4 Shore

WISEMAN, James, 265377, Private, Carney

Clergy

Macduff

Gellymill

Church

Church

Duff

Gellymill

Gellymill

43 Low

Institution

Gellymill

Church

High

Street

ArmsStreet

Street

Street

Street

Street

Street

Shore

Street

Street

Street

Street

Gellymill Street

Street

Street

Street

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—SEVENTH BATTALION.

CRUICKSHANK, James, 3598, Private,

DEMPSTER, Harry, 2754, Private,

t GRAY, Barclay A., 571S, Private,

M'HARDY, Thomas, 291157, Private,

MITCHELL, George, 202596, Lance-Corporal,

Killed in Action—2nd December xgi~.

WHYTE, Francis, 4046, Private,

Tocher Street

Buchan Street

Duff Street

Gellymill Street

1 Back Street

Gellymill Street

39


1 1 1

1

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—EIGHTH BATTALION.

GARDINER, William, Lieutenant, Bruce Street

LAWRENCE, Peter, 173S, Company-Sergeant-Major Shore Street

LYALL, George, 1977, Company-Sergeant-Major, 25 Garden Street

M'KAY, William, 2064, Lance-Corporal,

MORRISON, George, 2217, Sergeant,

Killed in Action—25th May 1915

MURDOCH, Robert, 1S02, Lance-Corporal,

REID, William, 164S, Private,

SMITH, James I., 1948, Private,

WINCHESTER, Magnus, 1961, Corporal,

12 High Shore

Rockville

Gellyburn

12 Garden Street

9 Paterson Street

24 Garden Street

TT

TT

TTT

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS—NINTH BATTALION.

ANDERSON, John H., Lieutenant, Maryville

CLARK, Charles, 15370, Private, Tarlair Street

Killed in Action—26th August 1917.

FINDLAY, George, 1524S, Private, Shand Street

LESLIE, M.C., James Dawson, Captain and Adjutant, Duff Street

M'BEATH, John C, 40325, Private, Longmanhill

SMITH, Robert, 6371, Private, Clergy Street

THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS -TENTH BATTALION.

BLAIR, Francis, 5200, Private,

RITCHIE, Frank, Major,


George Street

THE QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS.

ALLAN, David, 9233, Private,

GEDDES, William, 30103, Private,

HUNTER, Robert D., 17093, Private,


JOHNSTONE, James, S65, Private,

KILLOH, James, 15223, Private,

M'BAIN, Alexander, 18972, Private,

MORRISON, Charles, 10070, Private,

MURDOCH, James, 32918, Private,

PIRIE, George, 9299, Private,

RANKINE, James, 24542, Private,

REID, George, 9260, Private,

Missing—21st March 1918.40

Market Street

Gellymill Street

The Manse

High Street

Montbletton

Duff Street

Buchan Street

Buchan Street

Market Street

Garden Street

Burnside


ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS.

BISSET, Cecil, 13991, Private, Blinkbouny

COUPAR, Sydney B. N., Captain, The Manse

Died in France—30th December igiS.

GALLON, William, 21206, Private,

GERRARD, Frederick, 327329, Private,

GILL, William, 27864, Private,

HUTCHESON, William, 13992, Private,

MURDOCH, James, 25384, Private,

PATERSON, Andrew H., 4093/S, Private,

Killed in Action—20th September iqi*].

REID, George M., 1/ 15476, Private,

RITCHIE, Alexander, 26183, Private,

RITCHIE, Henry, 33878, Private,

WATSON, George, 13351, Private,

WINCHESTER, William, 27865, Private,

MACHINE GUN CORPS.

M'KAY, John, 185013, Private,

WEST, James Ritchie, 103705, Corporal,

Clergy Street

49 High Street

Garden Street

1 Union Road

45 High Street

2 Market Street

15 Skene Street

George Street

George Street

1 George Street

1 NicoPs Brae

11 High Shore


TANK CORPS.

t CHALMERS, Frank, 306142, Gunner,PANTON, Alexander, Lieutenant,

LABOUR CORPS.

BROWN, James, 5S9179, Private,

FOWLIE, Alexander, 581039, Private,

GALLON, William, A713895, Private,

INGLIS, Alexander, 21 714, Private,

KINDNESS, William, 236023, Private,

KIRTON, James, 12642, Private,

MTNTOSH, John, 026045, Private,

MELDRUM, Alexander, 461905, Private,

MURRAY, George, 10825, Private,

NICHOLSON, Alexander, 626438, Private,

PATERSON, James, 11469, Corporal,

SHEARER, Stanley, 2805, Private,

WHITE, William G., 361304, Private,

WILSON, James C, 1468, Private,

2 j Church Street

Gellymili Street

Church Street

Duff Street

Schoolhill

20 Garden Street

Church Street

Clergy Street

Gellymili Street

Gellymili Street

Clergy Street

Howe of Gellymili

Gellymili Street

Skene Street

Buchan Street

Buchan Street

41


THE LONDON REGIMENT.

GORDON, William EL, G/7533*, Corporal,

WEST, William A., Rifleman,

POST OFFICE RIFLES.

t WISEMAN, Alex. G. Wallace, 5201, Private,

THE LONDON SCOTTISH.

PATERSON, William, 512113, Private,

ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS.

ALLAN, Davicl A., 194065, Private,

BLACK, Henry W., 52166, Corporal,

fit BLAIR, Harry, 1416, Sergeant,

GRAY, Albert Edward, 329S, Private,

LESLIE, Robert John, 209368, Private,

M'LEAN, Alexander, 042741, Private,

MASSON, Alexander, 3401 iS, Private,

MILNE, Henry, Staff-Sergeant,

MILNE, William, 4475, Sergeant,

RANKINE, Harold, 3676, Private,

REID, James, 2072, Private,

SIMPSON, William, Private,

THAIN, Robert, 128141, Private,

WALKER, Alexander G., 411S, Private,

WILSON, Gordon, 1 14337, Private,

WILSON, J., S4/ 143494, Corporal,

YOUNG, James, 340451, Private,

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

127 Gellymill Street

41 Low Shore

Church Cottage

Institution Street

Market Street

Skene Street

2 Watt's Lane

Baymount

Duff Street

Church Street

Clergy Street

Duff Street

Old Gamrie Road

Skene Street

Garden Street

Church Street

11 Union Road

Bruce Street

Skene Street

Buchan Street

Manner Street

ANDERSON, M.D., D.S.O., John, Captain, in Duff Street

t CHALMERS, John, 33656, Private, 104 Gellymill Street

CRAIB, M.B., Alexander, Lieutenant, Duff Street

GRIEVE, M.M., William, 1635, Lance-Corporal, Bonnytou

Killed in Action—nth April igiS.

HARDIE, Fred W„ 028S5, Private, Duff Street

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ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS—(Continued).

LYON, M.B., Alexander B., Lieutenant-Colonel,

Croix de Cuerre with Star.

OGILVIE, George, 42831, Corporal,

PRESSLEY, Alexander, 1912, Private,

RENTON, M.D., Maurice, Major,

SINCLAIR, John M., Sergeant-Major,

YELL, M.B., William Lyall, Captain,

CHAPLAIN (Y.M.C.A).

RIGG, Rev. Robert, Chaplain,

ROYAL FLYING CORPS.

Duff Street

Tarlair Street

Church Street

Schoolhouse

40 Market Street

Gellymill Street

Cong. Church Manse

BARRON, Edward, 269239, 2nd Mechanic,

CLARK, James, 1 16584, 3rd Mechanic,

HUTCHESON, James V., 101317, 3rd Mechanic,

M'MURTRIE, George, Sergeant,

MOORHOUSE, William, Lieutenant,

Killed in Action—22nd August igiS.

REID, Alexander, Lieutenant,

WRIGHT, William B., 1st Mechanic,

ROYAL AIR FORCE.

FOWLIE, Hector M., 182632, Cadet,

WILSON, John T., 2S5540, Private,

Died in hospital—26th September igiS.


41 Market Street

1 Union Road

23 A Duff Street

Manner Street

Burnside

Paterson Street

Linden

Skene Street

OVERSEA FORCES.

AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE

ALLAN, David, Sergeant,

BARRON, Joseph, 4147, Sergeant,

t BLACK, Thomas, 2863, Sergeant,

BROWN, Hans G. S., 2826, Private

DUNCAN, William, 2264, Bomber,

19 Shore Street

Garden Street

Skene Street


Buchan Street

FOWLIE, M.A., B.Sc, Alexander John, 1945, Private,

Killed in Action— 16th September 1915.

Linden

43


AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE—(Continued).

GALL, iUexander, 30322, Gunner,

GIBSON, George F., 3306, Private,

Killed in Action—10th August igiS.

GRAY, Harry Rankine, 5827, Private,

t LYALL, Alexander, 262, Sergeant,

LYALL, John, 9314, Quartermaster-Sergeant,

MACDONALD, Alexander, 7520, Private,

t MORRISON, George, 1696, Corporal,

MORRLSON, Joseph B., 1759, Private,

tt PATERvSON, Thomas W., 2233, Private,

Killed in Action—2gth September igiS.

SKENE, George A., 2494, Private,

Killed in Action—Slh August iqiS.

MILITARY FORCES OF CANADA.

Buchan Street

Souter Street

Buehan Street

39 Low Shore

39 Low Shore

Longmanhill

Manner Street

Manner Street

Institution Street

51 Buehan Street

Commercial Street

Gellymill Street

Gellymill Street

Skene House

Duff Street

Laing Cottage

Church Street

Gellvmill Street

ALLAN, George, 2129690, Private,

BARCLAY, George, 201263, Private,

t BARCLAY, James, 23246, Reg. Sergeant-Major,

t BOW, Thomas, 3032300, Private,

BRUCE, John A., Private,

BOWIE, Allan, 3105035, Private,

BUCHAN, Robert, 124424, Private,

CHALMERS, George, 68102, Sergeant,

Killed in Action— ijth September igi6.

t DICKSON, John, 426447, Private, Clergy Street

DONALDSON, George, 240389, Private, Rosebank

DUSTAN, George W., 83887, Sergeant, Bruce Street

GOODALL, D.C.M., John, 1148, Corporal, Duff Street

GORDON, William P., 22S391, Driver, Schoolhill

t GRAY, Andrew G., 116718, Private, Longmanhill

Killed in Action—5th Scptcmbei igiS.

t GRAY, ^Eueas R., 645963, Private, Montbletton Cottage

Died of Wounds— 15th April igij.

t GRAY, John J., 1656, Private, Hutcheon Street

GRAY, Thomas P., 446908, Driver, Union RoadDied of pneumonia in Alberta—25th April igig.

44


MILITARY FORCES OF CANADA—(Continued).

HACKETT, Alexander, 904517, Sapper, Seaton Croft

HACKETT, James, 322S8, Private, Seaton Croft

t HATCHWELL, Norman, 4777, Sergeant,

HENRY, David, 8S6498, Private,

HOGG, James T., Private,

JESSIMAN, George, 71 168, Signaller,

Killed in Action—15th September igi6.

JOSS, J. C, 500780, Corporal,

LAWRENCE, Andrew, 1724, Private,

M'KAY, John, 23S2162, Private,

M'CALLUM, John, Private,

Killed in Action—6ih April ]g)$

M'CALLUM, Duncan, Private,

M'CALLUM, William, 874921, Private,

t M'GREGOR, William, Private,

M'KIMMIE, George, Private,

M'KIMMIE, Harry, Private,

M'KAY, Alexander, 50976, Private,

RAEBURN, George, Private,

RENTON, John Robert, Corporal,

ft RIDDELL, Frank, 425250, Private,

ROBB, Robert, 21149S2, Private,

SHEPHERD, William, 20354, Private,

SMITH, Thomas, Sergeant,

Killed in Action— 1st September igiS

t SMITH, John G., 14S147, Private,

SHEPHERD, David, 1042836, Sergeant,

TAYLOR, William, 57520, Private,

Died in Hospital— 1st March igig.

THOM, George, 769512, Private,

Killed in Action—16th August igi~.

WATSON, William George, Private,

WATT, George, Lieutenant,

ft WILSON, John, 22195, Private,

WILSON, Francis, 30S657, Gunner,

WOOD, John, 121 29, Sergeant,


3 Nicol's Brae

Skene Street

School Lodge

Buchan Street

Newton of Melrose

George Street

Duff Street

Kimberley Cottage

Kimberley Cottage

Manner Street

Buchan Street

Kimberley Cottage

Kimberley Cottage

Gellymill Street

Carney Street

Schoolhouse


Ross Street

Hutcheon Street

Duff Street

9 Paterson Street

Hutcheon Street

Institution Street

Gellyhill

17 Low Shore

Loco Cottage

. James Street

James Street

George Street

45


MILITARY FORCES OF SOUTH AFRICA.

BAIN, John, Private,

GRAY, Alexander, 6359, Private,

M'CAELUM, John, Sergeant,

t .MORRISON, John, Lieutenant,

Market Street

Baymount1 Market Street

Bruce Street

Died in Hospital, South Africa—31st March iqi6.

PANTON, Benjamin, Lance-Corporal, Duff Street

PUNTAN, Herbert, Colonel, 49 Duff Street

UGANDA VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

LYALL, M.B.E., George, Private, 37 Low Shore

INDIAN ARMY.

LOHR, William, Private,

Drowned—26th September igi8.

t STEPHEN, Patrick R. W., Lieutenant,

WEST, George, Sergeant,

Died in India—gth March ioi~.

High Street

8 Duff Street

Duff Street

KELANTAN VOLUNTEER RIFLES.

M'PHERSON, Peter John, Private, Sunnyhill

INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE.

M'GILLIVRAY, M.B., L.M., William, Major, Duff Street

AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

COBBAN, William, 1742609, Corporal, Duff Street

LOHR, John N., 299452, Private, High Street

SIM, M.C., Alexander S., Major, Silverhillocks

WILSON, Alexander, Corporal, 27 Low Shore

WILSON, Albert L. C, 3Q34774, Private Shore Street

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HONOURS AWARDED.

C.M.G.

Lieut. -Colonel Samuel MacDonald, Skene Street.

D.S.O. with 3 Bars.

Lieut. -Colonel Samuel MacDonald, Skene Street.

D.S.O.

Captain John Anderson, M.D., in Duff Street.

D.S.C.

Skipper Alexander Maekay, 96 Gellymill Street.

Captain Edward Rettie, Duff Street.

Skipper Andrew Walker, Gladstone Cottage.

MX. with Bar.

Captain William Davidson, Doune Cottage.

M.C.

Captain Fred Bain, Market Street.

Captain and Adjutant A. J. W. Carnie, Longmanhill.

Lieutenant Spencer Fowlie, Linden.

Captain and Adjutant James Dawson Leslie, Duff Street.

Captain William Lyall, M.A., 39 Low Shore.

Sub-Lieutenant Walter P. Lyall, 2 High Shore.

Major Alexander S. Sim, Silverhillocks.

D CM.

Sergeant James Duncan, Braeheads.

Lieutenant Robert Forbes, Crook o' Ness Street.

Corporal John Goodall, Duff Street.

Sergeant S. D. Lawrence, Gellymill Street.

D.S.M.

Skipper George Innes, Bath Street.

Able Seaman Alexander M'Donald, Gellymill Street.

Able Seaman David Slater, Commercial Street.

Mate Alexander F. K. West, 4 Crook o' Ness Street.

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HONOURS AWARDED—(Continued).

M.M.

Gunner George Chalmers, Church Street.

Lance-Corporal John Christie, Buchan Street.

Sergeant James Duncan, Braeheads.

Sergeant George T. Gordon, Duff Street.

Lance-Corporal William Grieve, Bonnyton.Private Joseph B. Gill, Duff Street.

Private Charles P. Gray, Longmanhill.Sergeant George Lyall, 23 Low Shore.

Corporal James Mitchell, 38 Duff Street.

Private Alexander Riddell, 122 Gellymill Street.

Corporal Archibald Yell, Church Street.

Gold Medal from King of Serbia for assisting in the transport of Serbian troops

from Durazzo and Valona to Corfu.

Chief Skipper Andrew Lyall, 52 Gellymill Street.

Skipper William Lyall, 36 Low Shore.

Skipper William Lyall, Port Pleasant.

Skipper George Mackay, 45 Gellymill Street.

vSkipper Alexander Watt, Braeheads.

Gold Watch from Dutch Government for salving the Dutch steamer "Bandoeng,'*

15th Februarj- 191 6.

Skipper Alexander Mackay, 96 Gellymill Street.

Medaille Militaire from French Republic for valour.


Bronze Medal from King of Italy for valour.


Jolly Roger Flag presented by Commander-in-Chief of the Italian Navy.


Skipper George Mackay, Gellymill Street.

Croix de Guerre with Palm.

Skipper Alexander Mackay, 96 Gellymill Street.

Croix de Guerre with Star.

Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. Lyon, M.B., Duff Street.

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HONOURS A WARDED—(Continued).

Croix de Guerre.

Mate Francis W. Watt, 38 Low Shore.

Mentioned twice in Despatches.

Major William MacGillivray, M.B., L.M., Duff Street.

Mentioned in Despatches.

Captain William Lyall, M.A., 39 Low Shore.

Private James Wiseman, Carney Street.

Parchment from Minister of the French Marine for great courage and seamanship.

Skipper Alexander Mackay, 96 Gellj-mill Street.

M.B.E.

Private George Lyall, 37 Low Shore.

51


Macduff Men who were Prisoners of War.

In Austria.

Skipper William Lyall, Port Pleasant.

Skipper George Macka}-, 45 Gellymill Street.

Mate George Paterson, 8 High Shore.

Mate William J. Watt, 10 Buehan Street.

In Germany.

8839 Lanee-Corporal Charles Alexander, Church Street.

1 1002 Private Alexander I. Burnett, Gellymill Street.

Seaman Charles Blair, 33 Crook o' Ness Street.

Seaman William Blair, 12 Low Shore.

Seaman William Ewen, Tarlair Street.

24225 Private William F. Fletcher, Church Street.

8746 Private A. O. Forbes, Crook o' Ness Street.

12470 Sergeant John Gardiner, Bruce Street.

115448 Private Peter Garden, Garden Street.

1796S Private Alexander F. Gray, Longmanhill.12024 Private Charles P. Gray, Longmanhill.

3469 Signaller Robert Hutcheson, Union Road.Seaman Alexander Lyall, 23 Low Shore.

12 150 Private Robert Low, Duff Street.

847 Private Thomas MacLachlan, Institution Street.

29780 Private Archie Mackay, 34 High Shore.

rio4 Private Alexander Ord, Clergy Street.

630214 Gunner John Priest, Gellymill Street.

4573 Private James Sim, High Street.

237 Private Adam Skinner, Bath Street.

9649 Private William Souter, Duff Street.

Seaman Joseph Smith, Market Street.

267024 Corporal William Thomson, Church Street.

88215 Sergeant George W. Thain, Union Road.

5/18637 Private Charles Winton, Souter Street.

21 2 19 Sergeant John Wood, Laing Street.

1105 Private William Wright, Garden Street.

In Turkey.

49528 Corporal William Kennedy, Gellymill Street

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PRISONERS OF WAR—(Continued).

Interned in Holland.

Seaman Harry Blair, 33 Crook o' Ness Street.

Civilian Prisoner of War in Germany.

John J. Harold, M.A., Brae Moray.

All the Prisoners of War returned home except two. Corporal WilliamKennedy, Gellymill Street, who was captured at Kut, died in Turkey ; SergeantGeorge W. Thain, Union Road, died in Germany.

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