Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour			1914-1919
Town roll			Stornoway
Streets			Church Street
House	First name	Surname	Family relations	Rank	Unit	Date of death	Age	Circumstances of death	Decorations	Remarks
1	Frank R.	Cochrane			Highland Light Infantry
1	David	Forsyth			Royal Garrison Artillery
9	John	Macaulay			Royal Naval Reserve
10	Angus	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve
15	Donald	Macaskill			Seaforth Highlanders					Wounded
15	Norman	Macritchie			Royal Army Medical Corps
15	Malcolm	Macritchie			Merchant Navy
			Father and son
20	Murdo	Maclean			Royal Naval Reserve
20	John	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
20	Matthew	Murray	Son of Neil Murray, tailor		Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders	08/09/1916	28	Died at home		Was connected with the Army from boyhood. When barely 14, he enlisted in the Seaforth Militia as a bugler, and served 6 years in that capacity. Was 4 years in the Gordons (TF); joined voluntarily the A&S Highlanders when war was declared. While undergoing training he contracted enteric fever, and soon after his discharge from hospital took rheumatic fever. Was discharged on medical grounds
20	Alexander D.	Murray	Son of Neil Murray, tailor		24th Australians	01/09/1918	25	Killed in action		Was a seaman for 3 years on a colliery transport; went to Australia in 1916; joined Australian forces 1917; went into firing line in France in March 1918
20	Murdo	Murray	Son of Neil Murray, tailor		2nd Seaforth Highlanders				Military medal for gallantry in the field, rushed enemy gun single-handed, killed 2, captured 4 as well as the gun.	Wounded twice
20	Alexander I.	Macleod	Son of Angus Macleod, baker		Royal Engineers
20	Malcolm M.	Macleod	Son of Angus Macleod, baker	Corporal	Highland Light Infantry
20	Angus Ferguson	Murray	Son of Robert Clark Murray of London	Electrician	Royal Navy					Discharged in 1916 due to nervous breakdown
20	Robert	Murray	Son of Robert Clark Murray of London		Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders	12/10/1917	21	Killed in action		Had been gassed on the Somme
20	Donald	Macdonald			1st Royal Scots
21	Norman	Mackay	Son of Malcolm Mackay, shoemaker	Sergeant	Ross Mountain Battery
21	George	Mackay	Son of Malcolm Mackay, shoemaker	Flight sergeant	Royal Air Force
33	Donald	Maclean	Son of John Maclean, tailor		1st Seaforth Highlanders					Came from Patagonia at his own expense to enlist
33	Kenneth J.	Maclean	Son of John Maclean, tailor		Gordon Highlanders	1919		Died at home		Mobilised with Gordons in 1914, made POW after retreat from Mons and was held in Germany for 4 years 3 months
37	John	Matheson		Corporal	Lovat Scouts
40	Donald M.	Macdonald	Son of JG Macdonald, merchant		Canadians
40	John	Macdonald	Son of JG Macdonald, merchant		Canadians
42	Malcolm J.	Maciver	Son of Murdo Maciver		Royal Scots					Discharged on medical grounds
42	Alexander	Maciver	Son of Murdo Maciver		Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section					Saved from Iolaire
42	Murdo	Maciver	Son of Murdo Maciver	Corporal	Ross Mountain Battery
44	John	Macmillan		Corporal	Ross Mountain Battery
The Cottage	Alex M.	Murray	Son of Dr Murray, MP	Lieutenant	Royal Engineers				Order of St Stanislaus with Swords, 3rd class	Served with Russian White Sea expedition
Barvas Lodge	Mary A.	Macrae	Daughter of Dr Charles M. Macrae	Matron	Military Hospital, Harrogate
Barvas Lodge	C. M.	Macrae		Nurse	Military Hospital
UF English Manse	Rev George A.	Mills		Captain	Army Chaplain's Depot