Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour		1914-1919
School district		Balallan
Village roll		Balallan
		Shiltnish
House	First name	Surname	Family relations	Rank	Unit	Date of death	Age	Circumstances of death	Decorations	Remarks
2	Donald	Smith			7th Seaforth Highlanders					Severely wounded at Somme; lost right leg 13/10/1916
5	Peter	Maclennan		MT	Royal Army Service Corps					Served in France and the Army of Occupation in Germany
5	Donald	Maclennan			NCC Scottish Command
6	kenneth	Macleod	Son of John Macleod	Lance Corporal	Highland Light Infantry, Glasgow Highlanders
8	Donald	Macdonald			Army Service Corps					Left A&SH as pensioner in 1908, and held rank of Colour-Sgt; joined the ASC after outbreak of war; rank of acting QMS
9	Alexander	Kennedy			Seaforth Highlanders
10	Kenneth	Macleod		Signaller	5th Seaforth Highlanders				Mons Star	Wounded near Ypres 31/7/1917
10	Donald	Macleod			1st Seaforth Highlanders
13	Malcolm	Macleod		Signaller	Scottish Rifles					Served in France and Dardanelles
14	Neil	Macdonald	Son of Murdo Macdonald	Second Lieutenant	263rd Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery (Special Reserve)	25/04/1918	24	Killed in action in France	Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty when forward observation officer of his battery. Finding his observation obstructed by long grass, he advanced 200 yards into Nomansland, moving from shell hole to shell hole until he got a good view. He then returned for his wire and laid it out himself, observing for his battery for 3 hours, during which he was constantly sniped and in great danger from his own shells.
14	Donald	Macdonald	Son of Murdo Macdonald		Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section					Served 1 year in home waters, and 2 years in Mediterranean
15	Alexander	Montgomery	Son of Donald Montgomery		Royal Marines
15	John	Montgomery	Son of Catherine Montgomery		Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
16	Donald	Morrison			Scottish Rifles					Severely wounded in France at Bullecourt, in hospital at Oxford for 12 months
16	David	Smith		Piper	72nd Canadians
17	Murdo J.	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod		Cameron Highlanders	25/09/1915	25	Killed in action at Loos
17	Alex	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod	Corporal	4th Canadian Pioneers in France
17	Malcolm	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
18	Alexander John	Macleod	Son of Cllr Malcolm Macleod		Seaforth Highlanders					Wounded at Arras; fever in Mesopotamia
18	Malcolm	Macleod	Son of Cllr Malcolm Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section	01/01/1919	20	Lost in Iolaire		Had passed to be a gunner shortly before; served in HMS Thomas Gago
19	Alexander	Macdonald	Son of William Macdonald		53rd Gordon Highlanders
19	John	Macdonald	Son of William Macdonald			Drowned	28	Drowned while on way home from South America to join UK forces
19	Donald	Macdonald	Son of William Macdonald		Merchant Navy					Served on HMS Menelaus and on a troopship
20	Donald	Macleod				30/09/1918	39	Drowned in collision on "Sealark"		Left a widow
20	Peter	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod, merchant		7th Seaforth Highlanders					Served in France; gunshot wound in right hand at Somme; invalided home 12/2/1917, 15 weeks in hospital
20	Murdo	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod, merchant		Canadians					Served in France with Eaton Motor Machine Gun Corps. Wounded at Roye
21	Finlay	Martin	Son of Cllr Donald Martin	Air Mechanic 1st Grade	Royal Naval Air Force, attd RF Corps					Wounded Sep 1916 on the Somme; invalided home Dec 1916; first Lewisman to join Air Service; present at Loos and other engagements
21	Malcolm	Martin	Son of Cllr Donald Martin	Gunner	Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section	01/01/1919	38	Lost in Iolaire		Was sheepfarming in Argentine and Patagonia at outbreak of war
24	Murdo	Mackenzie			Cameron Highlanders					Invalided home 31/12/1917
25	Roderick	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section					Was in hospital in Malta; invalided home 24/2/1919
27	Colin	Smith		Signaller	Seaforth Highlanders	28/06/1918	37	Killed in action		Merchant and sub-postmaster before war
28	Donald	Macaulay			Scots Guards					Was in regular army before war, served in France throughout campaign in Machine Gun Guards
29	Donald	Kennedy	Son of Malcolm Kennedy	Gunner	Royal Garrison Artillery				Mons Star	Regular soldier prior to war; served in France; contracted chronic rheumatism and was in hospital; served throughout campaign 1914-1918
29	Murdo	Kennedy	Son of Malcolm Kennedy		1st Cameron Highlanders	05/11/1914	33	Killed in action in France		Employed with Pumpherston Oil Co, Mid Calder when called up. Left widow and 3 children
30	Malcolm	Macmillan		Corporal	43rd Canadians
30	Dugald S.	Macaulay			Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
31`	Donald	Macaulay			Seaforth Highlanders					Now serving in India
33	Malcolm	Macleod		Lance Corporal	2nd Cameron Highlanders					Served in France (where wounded) and in Salonica
38	Donald	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve
39A	Donald	Macleod	Son of Donald Macleod	Quartermaster Sergeant	Royal Army Medical Corps	14/08/1918	40	Died of a fractured skull in France		Met with serious accident on 8/8/1918. Served with London Sanitary Coy
39A	John	Macleod	Son of Donald Macleod	Piper	67nd Western Scots Canadians	08/02/1919	37	Died in Canada		Wounded in France in Jan 1918, invalided to Canada. Had served in France for 2 years
39A	Roderick Dan	Macleod	Son of Donald Macleod	Lance Corporal	Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders	29/09/1915	25	Killed in action in France
39A	Roderick	Macleod	Son of Donald Macleod		Labour Batt					Blind, widowed mother left alone in house when last and 4th son called up
39A	Donald	Sneddon	Grandson of Donald Macleod		Cameron Highlanders
39B	Alexander	Macleod	Son of Roderick Macleod, mason		Canadian AMC
39B	John	Macleod	Son of Roderick Macleod, mason		Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders	1918	35	Killed in action in France
41	Angus	Morrison			New Zealanders				Mons Star	Prisoner of war in Turkey since Gallipoli
41	Murdo	Morrison			Labour Batt
42	Angus	Smith		Sergeant	2nd Cameron Highlanders
43	Donald	Mackinnon		Corporal	Ross Mountain Battery					Served in Gallipoli, Egypt and Palestine
43	Murdo	Mackinnon		Air Mechanic	Royal Air Force, Southeastern Command
43	Malcolm A.	Mackinnon		Lieutenant	Gordon Highlanders				Military Medal when a Sgt Major on 9/4/1917 when the battalion was advancing on the first objective, the CSM of the company on the right was fatally wounded Sgt Mackinnon was prompt in taking over his duties and his alert action and decision resulted in the advance being continued without the slightest delay. Thereafter, throughout many days' fighting, he continued to show the greatest coolness and courage, and as the two officers of the company had been killed, his untiring work was of incalculable value. Apart from his unflagging energy, his personal example of courage and collness was of the greatest assitance and cannot be too highly recommended
44	James	Smith			Seaforth Highlanders					Partly disabled in right hand; invalided home 11/4/1918
46	George	Mackenzie	Son of Isabella Mackenzie		1st Cameron Highlanders	11/11/1914	23	Killed in action in France
47	Malcolm	Nicolson			Cameron Highlanders					Severely wounded. Lost right arm. Discharged 7/4/1917
47	Alexander	Nicolson	Son of Angus Nicolson		Ross Mountain Battery					Subsequently Gunner RGA (T), 4th HMB. Medical student at Glasgow University
49	Donald	Mackenzie			Royal Army Service Corps					Served in Egypt and Palestine
50	Aulay	Macleod			Royal Garrison Artillery					Headmaster at Dornie Public School
50	Roderick J.	Macleod		Lance Corporal	Royal Engineers
50	Murdo	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
56	Neil	Montgomery			Royal Naval Reserve
57	William	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve
60	Donald Angus	Macaulay		Sergeant	Cameron Highlanders				Mons Star	Served in India and France; wounded at Somme, had fever in India
60	Roderick Angus	Macaulay			Royal Army Medical Corps
60	Colin Angus	Macaulay			Seaforth Highlanders					Wounded at Albert, 24/3/1918
60	Murdo	Macrae		Company Quartermaster Sergeant	Seaforth Highlanders
60	John	Macaulay			Cameron Highlanders					Lost right arm
60	John Murdo	Macmillan			Royal Scots
			Three half-brothers
60	Murdo	Mackenzie	Son of Murdo Mackenzie		7th Seaforth Highlanders					Served in France, Belgium and Germany (Occupation)
60	John	Mackenzie	Son of Murdo Mackenzie	Sergeant	Cameron Highlanders, Special Reserve			Died in Germany		Wounded, taken prisoner by Germans at Duren
61	Alexander	Macdonald	Son of Murdo Macdonald		Canadians
61	John	Macdonald	Son of Murdo Macdonald		5th Seaforth Highlanders					Wounded at Rheims
62	John	Morrison			Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section					Served on HMT Editor Aberdeen; invalided home July 1917
63	Hugh	Macleod			52nd Gordon Highlanders					Served in the army of occupation in Germany
64	John senior	Smith	Son of Isa Smith		5th Seaforth Highlanders					Severely wounded at front at Cambrai
64	John junior	Smith	Son of Isa Smith		Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
64	John	Martin	Son of Murdo Martin	Bombardier	Royal Garrison Artillery					Served in France, Belgium and Germany
Halfway House	Angus	Mackinnon	Son of Kenneth Mackinnon	Company Sergeant Major	49th Canadian Infantry				Military Medal for conspicuous bravey in the field for having saved a comrade entangled in barbed wire under heavy shell-fire. Mentioned in despatches.
Halfway House	Dr Kenneth	Mackinnon	Son of Kenneth Mackinnon		Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders					Served in France
Halfway House	Norman	Mackinnon	Son of Kenneth Mackinnon	Lance Corporal	14th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders	14/03/1917	30	Killed in action in France
SHILTNISH
2 Shiltnish	Donald	Mackenzie	Son of Kenneth Mackenzie	Sergeant	Seaforth Highlanders
2 Shiltnish	Murdo	Mackenzie	Son of Kenneth Mackenzie		Royal Flying Corps