| Loyal
Lewis Roll of Honour |
1914-1919 |
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| Town roll |
Stornoway |
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Kenneth Street |
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First name |
Surname |
Family relations |
Rank |
Unit |
Date of death |
Age |
Circumstances of death |
Decorations |
Remarks |
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Donald |
Mackenzie |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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Murdo |
Mackenzie |
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Canadians |
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| 1 |
Kenneth |
Murray |
Son of Alexander
Mackay |
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1st Seaforth
Highlanders |
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Donald A. |
Murray |
Son of Alexander
Mackay |
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1st Seaforth
Highlanders |
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| 23 |
Andrew J. |
Gibson |
Son of Andrew
Gibson, fishcurer |
Surgeon-captain |
Canadian Royal Army
Medical Corps |
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| 23 |
George |
Gibson |
Son of Andrew
Gibson, fishcurer |
Lieutenant |
16 Battery Canadian
Expeditionary Force |
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| 23 |
Angus |
Gibson |
Son of Andrew
Gibson, fishcurer |
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Home Guard Company,
51st Regiment Canadians |
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| 25 |
Cecil |
Macfarlane |
Son of Captain MD
Macfarlane |
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Australians |
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| 25 |
Roderick |
Macfarlane |
Son of Captain MD
Macfarlane |
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Royal Field
Artillery |
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Wounded |
| 26 |
Duncan |
Macinnes |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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Discharged
through illness contracted on service |
| 27 |
John |
Macfarlane |
Son of JF
Macfarlane, Inspector of the Poor |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
20/10/1916 |
26 |
Killed
in action in France |
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| 27 |
Hudson T. |
Macfarlane |
Son of JF
Macfarlane, Inspector of the Poor |
Corporal |
Canadian Mounted
Rifles |
28/03/1917 |
23 |
Killed
in action |
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| 27 |
Roderick R. |
Macfarlane |
Uncle of John and
Hudson T. Macfarlane, above |
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Canadian Volunteer
Reserve |
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| 29 |
Jack |
Maccallum |
Son of Neil
Maccallum |
Lieutenant |
Canadians |
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Wounded twice |
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Hubert |
Maccallum |
Son of Neil
Maccallum |
Master mariner |
Transport Service |
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| 29 |
Nellie |
Maccallum |
Daughter of Neil
Maccallum |
Nurse |
Territorial Force
Nursing Service |
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| 30 |
Alexander D. |
Smith |
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Ross Mountain
Battery |
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| 37 |
Norman |
Matheson |
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Lance Corporal |
6th Cameron
Highlanders |
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| 39 |
Samuel A. |
Newall |
Son of Samuel A.
Newall |
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12th Field Company
Australian Engineers |
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| 39 |
Donald |
Newall |
Son of Samuel A.
Newall |
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Royal Garrison
Artillery |
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Military
Medal for bravery in the field at Framerville on the Somme on 14/8/1918.
While occupying a forward position as signaller for his Battery, the
observation post was subjected to heavy shell fire and blown in, burying him
and one of his mates in the debris. Those fortunate enough to escape had to
retire to the rear for shelter thus rendering the position desperate. After
an hour's hard struggle and with the aid of his tin hat only, he managed to
extricate himself and then released his mate. Before leaving the position,
however, he discovered an officer and an Australian soldier buried close by, and notwithstanding his own injuries he
remained behind and succeeded in extricating them and saving their lives, being
subjected to heavy gunfire all the time |
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Frederick |
Newall |
Son of Samuel A.
Newall |
Second Lieutenant |
Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders |
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Wounded and
gassed |
| 39 |
John |
Newall |
Son of Samuel A.
Newall |
Air Mechanic 2nd |
Royal Air Force |
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| 39 |
Roderick |
Newall |
Son of Samuel A.
Newall |
Signalman |
Royal Naval
Voluntary Reserve |
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| 42 |
Kenneth |
Maclean |
Son of Donald
Maclean |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
06/09/1917 |
30 |
Killed
in action in France |
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| 42 |
Murdo |
Maclean |
Son of Donald
Maclean |
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Canadians |
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Severely
wounded |
| 47 |
Roderick |
Graham |
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Company Sergeant Major |
Royal Engineers |
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| 47 |
Mary |
Graham |
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Nurse |
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| 47 |
Alexander |
Graham |
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Corporal |
Winnipeg Rifles |
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Wounded |
| 47 |
Angus |
Graham |
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Royal Naval Division |
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Father, two sons and
a daughter |
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| 46 |
Roderick N. |
Macrae |
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Scottish Horse |
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| 50 |
George |
Munro |
Son of Mrs Munro |
Lance Corporal |
Seaforth Highlanders |
16/04/1917 |
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Died
in hospital at Cromarty |
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| Rockwell |
Donald John |
Morrison |
Son of William
Morrison |
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FFA |
22/08/1918 |
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Died
of wounds sustained in France |
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Had been gassed
and wounded |
| Rockwell |
William |
Morrison |
Son of William
Morrison |
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Homeguards, Duluth
USA |
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| Rockwell |
John |
Morrison |
Son of William
Morrison |
Engineer |
HMT Argyllshire |
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| 66 |
William |
Mackenzie |
Son of Norman
Mackenzie |
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Manchester Regiment,
Trench mortars |
11/12/1917 |
23 |
Killed
in action in France |
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| 66 |
Malcolm |
Mackenzie |
Son of Norman
Mackenzie |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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| 66 |
Kenneth J. |
Mackenzie |
Son of Norman
Mackenzie |
Corporal |
7th Cameron
Highlanders |
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| 69 |
W.D. |
Robertson |
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Engineer Lieutenant |
Transport Service |
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| 69 |
Matthew G. |
Morrison |
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Sergeant |
Royal Engineers |
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| 72 |
John M. |
Macdonald |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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| 77 |
Donaldina |
Macleod |
Daughter of Kenneth
Macleod |
LLA Quartermaster Sergeant |
Women's Auxiliary
Army Corps |
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| 77 |
Margaret M. |
Macleod |
Daughter of Kenneth
Macleod |
DDD CD |
Women's Land Army |
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| 77 |
Malcolm |
Macleod |
Son of Kenneth
Macleod |
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46h Canadians |
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Wounded at Vimy
Ridge |
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