Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour		1914-1919
School district		Knockiandue
Village roll		Laxay
House	First name	Surname	Family relations	Rank	Unit	Date of death	Age	Circumstances of death	Decorations	Remarks
1	Murdo	Macleod	Son of John Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve
2	John	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod	Corporal	Canadians
2	Murdo	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod		Canadians
2	Kenneth	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod		Canadians
3	Donald	Macdonald	Son of John Macdonald		Seaforth Highlanders
4	John	Morrison			Royal Naval Reserve
4	Kenneth	Morrison	Son of Angus Morrison							Wounded in right hand at Festubert and in the leg at a battle on the Somme
5	Alexander	Mackenzie	Son of Colin Mackenzie		Seaforth Highlanders
6	Angus	Mackenzie	Son of Malcolm Mackenzie	Sergeant	Seaforth Highlanders					Gassed at Ypres and discharged as a result
7	George	Matheson	Son of Murdo Matheson		Australian Engineers					Wounded
7	George	Mackenzie	Son of Colin Mackenzie		Royal Naval Reserve
8	Angus	Mackenzie	Son of John Mackenzie		Cameron Highlanders	04/10/1915	21	Died of wounds at Loos		Had been in hospital in winter of 1914 suffering from frost-bite
8	Alexander	Mackenzie	Son of Colin Mackenzie		Royal Naval Reserve					Rescued from HMS Hermes
9	Angus	Maciver	Son of Angus Maciver	Corporal	Canadian Engineers	10/08/1916	35	Killed in action		Shot through the heart and killed instantly whilst giving an order in the trenches
11	Catherine	Maciver	Daughter of John Maciver	Nurse						Served in Military Hospital, Wrest Park, Bedford, and afterwards in France in St John's Brigade Ambulance hospital. While at Wrest Park, Nurse Maciver received a presentation from the staff and a testimonial from the late Lord Lucas for services rendered in getting patients removed when the hospital took fire.
12	Roderick	Maciver			Royal Naval Reserve
12	Colin	Maciver			Canadian Engineers
12	Donald	Maciver	Son of Murdo Maciver	Corporal	1st Scottish Rifles	23/09/1918	27	Died of wounds in France	DCM for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. During an enemy attack, he observed a party of the enemy advancing to a farmhouse which commanded the posts held by his Company. He at once moved his section forward to a position covering the entrances to the house. He beat back several enemy attacks by the well controlled fire of his section and his prompt action and initiative materially assisted his Company in holding their ground
13A	Donald	Maciver	Son of Donald Maciver	Company Sergeant Major	Seaforth Highlanders				Military Medal for bravery in taking command when all the officers of the battalion had been knocked out.	Was wounded in leg but recovered
13B	Hector	Maciver	Son of John Maciver	Corporal	Canadians
14	Donald	Mackenzie		Master Mariner	Merchant Navy
14	Alexander	Mackenzie		Sergeant	Australians	Jun-17	35	Died of wounds as POW in Germany		Wounded and taken prisoner April 1917
15	Donald	Mackenzie	Son of Malcolm Mackenzie		Royal Naval Reserve
16	John	Macleod	Son of Fergus Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve					Survived HMS Hermes. A year afterwards, his ship was again torpedoed and he was taken a prisoner on board a German submarine, but was set free on the approach of a French warship.
16B	Malcolm	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod	Leading Seaman	Royal Naval Reserve					Survived Iolaire. When the Iolaire was wrecked, he jumped into a small boat, but as it was likely to be swamped he regained the Yac ht and reached the shore in safety by means of the hawser.
18	Alexander	Macmillan	Son of Norman Macmillan		Royal Naval Reserve
18	George	Macdonald	Son of John Macdonald	Sergeant	23rd Howitzer Battery, Canadian Field Artillery	23/09/1918	30	Died of gas poisoning in France		Served for some years in Glsgow and Canadian police forces
18	Malcolm	Macdonald	Son of John Macdonald		Canadians
18	Hector	Macdonald	Son of John Macdonald		Seaforth Highlanders
19	John	Macdonald	Son of John Macdonald		Seaforth Highlanders
19	John Murdo	Macdonald	Son of John Macdonald		Royal Naval Reserve
20	Donald	Macleod	Son of John Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve
21	John	Montgomery	Son of James Montgomery		Cameron Highlanders					Wounded in action, recovered but was discharged time-expired. Rejoined the RNR
21B	Donald	Morrison	Son of Donald Morrison		Royal Inniskillen Fusiliers	Aug-18	23	Killed in action in France		Previouly in RNR, but discharged due to ill health
22	Donald	Ferguson	Son of Fergus Ferguson		King's Own Scottish Borderers					Wounded
25	John	Macleod	Son of Colin Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section	01/01/1919	24	Lost in Iolaire		In Camerons for some time, which he relinquished due to ill health
25	Malcolm	Macleod	Son of Colin Macleod		Cameron Highlanders					Wounded
25	Roderick	Macleod	Son of Colin Macleod		Canadians					Wounded
27	Donald	Macleod	Son of John Macleod		Cameron Highlanders					Wounded 4 times and gassed. On the first occasion, he was shot in both thighs while charging with his Company across No Man's Land, and on the last, a piece of shrapnel penetrated his wrist. Though he has somewhat regained his health and strength, it is feared that the power of his right hand has been lost permanently.
27	Peggie	Macleod	Daughter of John Macleod	Clerkess	Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
Soval Lodge	Alexander	Ross			Cameron Highlanders					Served many years previous in Scots Guards