| Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour | 1914-1919 | |||||||||
| School district | Knockiandue | |||||||||
| Village roll | Keose | |||||||||
| House | First name | Surname | Family relations | Rank | Unit | Date of death | Age | Circumstances of death | Decorations | Remarks |
| 1 | A.F. | Macdonald | Colonel | New Zealanders | Organised hospital work and dealt with wounded in Gallipoli campaign. Promoted Major at end 1915. Mentioned in Sir Ian Hamilton's despatches for his distinguished services, and received the thanks for the New Zealand Parliament. Was promoted Assistant Chaplain General in 1917, with the rank of Colonel, and in 1918 was created an Officer of the Order of the British Empire by the King for his distinguished services. He also served in the South African War and was mentioned in despatches both by Sir George White and General Walter Kitchener for his gallant conduct | |||||
| 2 | Donald | Mackenzie | Son of Colin Mackenzie | Military Foot Police | ||||||
| 2 | Angus | Mackenzie | Son of Colin Mackenzie | Royal Army Medical Corps | ||||||
| 3 | Roderick | Mackenzie | Son of John Mackenzie | Sergeant Major | Seaforth Highlanders | |||||
| 4 | George | Mackenzie | Son of Murdo Mackenzie | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 5 | George | Macleod | Son of Murdo Macleod | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 6 | Donald | Smith | Son of John Smith | Military Foot Police | ||||||
| 7 | Donald | Mackenzie | Son of Kenneth Mackenzie | Lovat Scouts | ||||||
| 8 | Murdo | Mackenzie | Son of John Mackenzie | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 10 | John | Macaulay | Son of Angus Macaulay | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 10 | Donald | Macaulay | Son of Angus Macaulay | Canadians | ||||||
| 11 | Alexander | Montgomery | Son of James Montgomery | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 12 | Angus | Mackay | Son of Donald Mackay | Royal Naval Division | Mons Star | Interned in Holland | ||||
| 12 | John | Mackay | Son of Donald Mackay | Canadians | Oct-16 | 31 | Killed in action in France | |||
| 12 | Jurdo | Macrae | Son of Murdo Macrae, Habost | Seaforth Highlanders | Severely wounded, right leg amputated | |||||
| 14 | Colin | Macaulay | Son of Alex Macaulay | Cameron Highlanders | ||||||
| 14 | Kenneth | Macaulay | Son of Alex Macaulay | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 14 | Donald | Macaulay | Son of Colin Macaulay | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 14 | Murdo | Macaulay | Son of Colin Macaulay | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 14 | Angus | Maciver | Son of Donald Maciver | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 15 | Donald | Mackenzie | Son of Kenneth Mackenzie | Canadians | Wounded and discharged | |||||
| 15 | Alexander | Mackenzie | Son of Kenneth Mackenzie | Canadians | ||||||
| 15 | Murdo | Mackenzie | Son of Kenneth Mackenzie | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 15 | John | Mackenzie | Son of Kenneth Mackenzie | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| 15 | Donald | Macdonald | Son of John Macdonald | Royal Naval Reserve | ||||||
| Knockiandue | Donald Roderick | Mackenzie | Son of Donald Mackenzie | Canadians | Wounded twice and shell shocked | |||||
| Post Office | Roderick | Smith | Son of Angus Smith | 7th Cameron Highlanders | 28/07/1917 | 24 | Died of wounds at Ypres | Wounded in the right hand, necessitating the amputation of one finger. After recovered, engaged as a clerk behind the lines. Died in field ambulance on the way to hospital of wounds received in action around Ypres. Was engaged in the drapery trade in South Wales before joining up. | ||