Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour |
1914-1919 |
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Town roll |
Stornoway |
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Streets |
Matheson Court |
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Murray's Court |
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House |
First name |
Surname |
Family relations |
Rank |
Unit |
Date of death |
Age |
Circumstances of death |
Decorations |
Remarks |
Matheson Court |
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3 |
John |
Macleod |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
Jun-18 |
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Drowned off American coast |
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9 |
Donald |
Macdonald |
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Canadians |
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9 |
Donald |
Macleod |
Son of David Macleod |
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Gordon Highlanders |
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49 |
Frederick |
Whitaker |
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Chief Petty Officer |
Royal Navy |
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John |
Campbell |
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6th King's Liverpool
Regiment |
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Gassed twice |
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John |
Smith |
Son of Finlay Smith |
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1st Seaforth Highlanders |
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Wounded thrice |
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Donald |
Smith |
Son of Finlay Smith |
Corporal |
1st Cameron Highlanders,
Machine Gun Corps |
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Kenneth |
Smith |
Son of Finlay Smith |
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1st Seaforth Highlanders |
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Discharged due to wounds |
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John |
Mackenzie |
Son of John Mackenzie |
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Gordon Highlanders |
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Duncan |
Mackenzie |
Son of John Mackenzie |
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Royal Navy |
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Murray's Court |
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12 |
Donald |
Macleod |
Son of John Macleod |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
01/01/1919 |
18 |
Lost in Iolaire |
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12 |
John |
Macleod |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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12 |
John |
Mackay |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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12 |
Donald |
Macaulay |
Son of Catherine Macaulay |
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Gordon Highlanders |
28/01/1915 |
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Killed in action |
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77 |
Kenneth |
Macleod |
Son of Roderick Macleod |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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Wounded three times |
85 |
Donald |
Stewart |
Grandson of Donald Stewart |
Sergeant |
Argyll Mountain Battery |
Nov-15 |
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Killed at Suvla Bay |
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Mary B. |
Martin |
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Sister |
Queen Alexandra's Imperial
Military Nursing Reserve |
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Mentioned in General
Milne's despatch from Salonica of 25/04/1917: "For distinguished
services during the last 6 months". Afterwards awarded the Royal Red
Cross Decoration (2nd class). |
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George |
Stewart |
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Royal Army Ordnance Corps |
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