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S/22165 B Coy. 2nd Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. |
Died of wounds 10th November 1918. Age 20. |
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Son of John and Henrietta Campbell of 19 Foyers Rd. Kinlochleven Argyllshire. |
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Pte William Gillies |
A&S Highlanders |
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323011 1st/8th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. 23 July 1918 |
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301306 1st/8th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
20th April 1917. Age 20. |
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Son of Malcolm McAskill of Kinlochleven Argyllshire |
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300522 1st/7th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
17th April 1918 Age 32 |
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Son of Catherine MacColl, of 1, Foyers Rd., Kinlochleven, Argyll, and the late Allan MacColl. Native of Ballachulish, Argyll |
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300944 1st/8th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
19th May 1917. Age 23. |
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Son of Donald and Mary Macgregor of 3 Nevis Rd. Kinlochleven Argyll. Born Kinlochleven Resided Ballachulish Enlisted Kinlochleven |
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300236 Depot. 1/8th Battalion. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. |
16th March 1918. Age 31. |
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Son of Norman and Margaret MacKenzie of 16 Ness Stornoway Born Ness Resided Kinlochleven Enlisted Ness |
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S/8058 1st/5th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
28th September 1918 |
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Husband of Mary MacKerrell of 10 Upper Craigs Stirling. Resided Stirling |
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1552 1st/8th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. |
Died of wounds 11th July 1916. Age 39. |
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Son of John and Catherine McLean; husband of Catherine McLean of 81 Foyers Rd. Kinlochleven Argyllshire. Served in the South African campaign. |
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1355 8th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. |
16th December 1916. |
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Born Arisaig Resided Kinlochleven Enlisted Arisaig |
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8th Bn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. |
16th June 1915 |
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Pte Charles McDonald |
Black Watch |
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Pte Alex McDonald |
Camerons |
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3/5986, 1st Bn. Cameron Highlanders. |
22nd December 1914. Age 29. |
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Son of Mrs. MacKay of 417 Bronson Avenue Ottawa Canada and the late Sergt. Maj. John MacKay R.F.A.; husband of Margaret MacKay of Viola Cottage Kinlochleven Argyllshire Born Londonderry Resided Kinlochleven Enlisted Oban |
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5963 1st Bn. Cameron Highlanders. |
11th November 1914 |
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Born Dremmin Argyll Resided Stirling Enlisted Oban |
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202668 2nd Bn 1st/4th Bn. Prince of Wales's Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment) |
18th July 1917 |
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Born Durham Resided Falkirk |
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Pte Angus McLeod |
Gordons |
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7842 2nd Bn. Gordon Highlanders |
23rd October 1914. |
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9608 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry |
7th November 1914. Age 20 |
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Son of Charles Agnew of 270 East Wellington St. Parkhead Glasgow and the late Mary Agnew. Born Wishaw Resided Glasgow |
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12405 10th Bn. Highland Light Infantry. |
25th September 1915. |
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Born Glassary Argyll Resided Hamilton Enlisted Glasgow |
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18116 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry. |
27th July 1917. Age 38 |
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Son of James and Margaret Coull of Spring Bank House Fordoun Kincardineshire. Born Laurencekirk Resided Inverkeithing Enlisted Fordoun |
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19782 11th Bn. Highland Light Infantry. |
25th September 1915. |
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Son of James McCabe (Clerk of Petty Sessions Eyrecourt) and Minnie A. McCabe of Eyrecourt Co. Galway. Enlisted Sept. 1914. Born Athenry County Galway Resided Kinlochleven Enlisted Eyrecourt Count Galway |
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7808 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry. |
17th May 1915. |
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Born Fort William Resided Glasgow Enlisted Kinlochleven |
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Pte John McKenzie |
HLI |
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Pte James Montgomery |
HLI |
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Pte Robert Dewer |
17456 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars |
7 Sept 1916 |
Spelt Dewar on war memorial but Dewer by CWGC. |
Born Perth Resided Kinlochleven Enlisted Kinlochleven |
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2235 1st . Lovat Scouts. |
Died of dysentry 23rd November 1915. Age 43. |
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Son of Ralph and Sarah Collins. Born Kilmonivaig Resided Fort William Enlisted Fort William |
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138326 40th Bn. Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Formerly 21637 Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders |
30th March 1918. Age 26. |
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Son of Angus and Jessie McLaren of 24 Glenlea Foyers Inverness-shire. Born Kinlochleven Resided Stirling Enlisted Kinlochleven |
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G/4762 13th Bn. Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment) |
27th September 1915 |
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Born Deptford Kent Resided Kinlochleven |
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CH/2588/B Collingwood Bn. R.N. Div. Collingwood Bn. D/628 17/9/14-9/10/14 |
26th August 1915. Age 38. Died at 2.30am in Hospital de L'Academie, Groningen, from Tuberculosis |
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Son of John and Annie MacLeay. Born at Shader Barvas Lewis. CWGC = MacLeay age 38 ; GRO fiche & RND Card = McLeay ; b.Lower Shader, Isle of Lewis 29/6/1882 ; Father, John, 38 Lower Shader, Barvas, Stornoway. ; 1914 Star issued to mother, Annie, 23/7/20. |
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AB Norman Martin |
RNR |
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6347A S.S. "Camellia." RNR 8 Dec 1917 Age 22 Son of Murdo and Christina Martin, of 28, Knock, Point, Stornoway, Ross-shire. |
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AB Roderick Murray |
RNR |
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6106 B Bty. 76th Bde. Royal Field Artillery |
20th January 1916. |
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Brother of Miss C. Fraser of Carrigreich Harris Invernessshire. Born Kyles Resided Kinlochleven |
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655598 (655508 ?) 106th Field Coy. Royal Engineers. |
9th April 1918 |
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Born Dungannan County Tyrone Resided Ballachulish Enlisted Kinlochleven |
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5458 3rd Field Amb. Royal Army Medical Corps. |
Died of pneumonia following wounds (gas) 17th October 1917. Age 24. |
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Son of Lewis Henry and Alice Edith Vicary of 33 Caledonia Place Clifton Bristol. Born Gloucester Resided Bristol |
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Pte John C Mathieson |
Royal Scots |
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2280 D Coy. 9th Bn. Royal Scots Killed in action at Ypres 7th April 1915. Age 21 Son of Joseph and Margaret Mathieson of 27 Ashley Terrace Edinburgh Resided Edinburgh |
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Pte Alex N Crawford |
Scots Guards |
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12695 2nd Bn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). |
9th May 1915. Age 21. |
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Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bisset of Church Terrace Inverurie Aberdeenshire. Born Kemner Aberdeenshire Resided Kinlochleven Enlisted Inverurie |
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Pte Donald McDonald |
Seaforth |
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Pte John McDonald |
Seaforth |
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Pte Angus McLean |
Seaforth |
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Pte Donald Munro |
Seaforth |
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