Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour			1914-1919
School district			Knock, Point
Village roll			Aignish
Croft	First name	Surname	Family relations	Rank	Unit	Date of death	Age	Circumstances of death	Decorations	Remarks
1	Donald	Macleod		Leading Seaman	Royal Naval Reserve
2	Murdo	Murray			Royal Naval Reserve
3	George	Macleod		Second Hand	Royal Naval Reserve
5	Donald	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
5	Malcolm	Macleod	Son of Malcolm Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section	01/01/1919	19	Lost in Iolaire
6	William	Crichton			Seaforth Highlanders
7	Roderick	Macleod		Lieutenant	West African Frontier Force, Nigerian Rgt					Wounded severely in action. Was 6 years in the army before war broke out, discharged 1913. Reenlisted voluntarily in August 1914, having come home at his own expense to join the Seaforths. On recovery from wounds was sent to West Africa where he was promoted Lieutenant "for meritorious work in the field"
7	Donald snr	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
7	Alexander	Macleod			Royal Army Service Corps
7	Murdo	Macleod			US Army
7	Donald	Macleod		Sergeant	Seaforth Highlanders					Severely wounded at Arras in April 1917
8	Donald	Mackenzie	Sons of Widow Murdo Mackenzie		Royal Garrison Artillery					Discharged due to wounds received in action
8	Roderick	Mackenzie	Sons of Widow Murdo Mackenzie	Gunner	Royal Naval Reserve	10/06/1918	20	Drowned in torpedoing of SS Borg
8	Murdo	Mackenzie	Sons of Widow Murdo Mackenzie		Cameron Highlanders of Canada	08/08/1918	23	Killed in action in France
8	Malcolm	Mackenzie	Sons of Widow Murdo Mackenzie		Gordon Highlanders	12/05/1915	19	Died of wounds in France
9	John	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
9	Donald	Macleod		Lieutenant	King's African Rifles					Was a teacher in East Africa working for the United Free Church when war broke out. He and the rest of the Mission staff capable of bearing arms, together with the native soldiers, were hastily mobilised and with the aid of other 50 British settlers defeated the Germans at Karonga and saved the situation till reinforcements came from headquarters.
9	Roderick	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve				1914 Star	Interned in Holland
10	Alexander	Macrae	Son of Evander Mackenzie		Royal Naval Reserve	03/03/1916	25	Lost in collision at sea off Butt of Lewis
10	Murdo	Macrae	Son of Evander Mackenzie		Manchester Regiment					Served in Palestine
11	Kenneth	Mackenzie			Canadian Engineers
11	John	Mackenzie			Canadians
11	Donald	Mackenzie			Royal Naval Reserve
11	Torquil	Mackenzie			Royal Naval Reserve
12	Alexander	Munro			Royal Naval Reserve, HMS Queen Elizabeth
13	Duncan	Mackay	Son of John Mackay		Royal Naval Reserve
13	Murdo	Mackay	Son of John Mackay		Royal Naval Reserve	Mar-17	26	Died at Plymouth		Was one of the few RNR men to escape after the fall of Antwerp, making his way on foot across Holland, dressed in clothes given him by a friendly Dutch farmer
14	Kenneth	Macmillan		Second Hand	Royal Naval Reserve
16	Alexander	Macaskill	Son of William Macaskill		Gordon Highlanders					Frostbitten
16	Malcolm	Macaskill	Son of William Macaskill	Leading Seaman	Royal Naval Reserve	12/11/1918	31	Died of pneumonia at Kirkwall
17	Neil	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
17	John	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
17	Malcolm	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
18	John	Macleod	Son of Murdo Macleod	Gunner	Ross Mountain Battery	09/09/1915	22	Died of wounds sustained at Suvla Bay on 8/8/1915
18	Alexander	Macleod	Son of Murdo Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve					Wounded
18	John	Macleod	Son of Murdo Macleod		Royal Naval Reserve				1914 Star	Interned in Holland
19	Kenneth	Campbell			Seaforth Highlanders			Died of wounds and pneumonia in France
19	Donald	Campbell			Seaforth Highlanders
20	Malcolm	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve
20	Finlay	Macdonald			Gordon Highlanders					Twice wounded
21	Donald	Macsween			Gordon Highlanders
21	Kenneth	Macsween			Seaforth Highlanders	11/08/1915	21	Killed in action in France
22	Norman	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve
23	Donald	Maciver			Royal Naval Reserve
24	Roderick Ross	Macleod	Son of Murdo Macleod, contractor		Gordon Highlanders	Dec-14	17	Killed in action
24	Angus	Mackay	Son of John Mackay		Seaforth Highlanders					Wounded
24	Donald	Mackay	Son of John Mackay	Lieutenant	2nd Seaforth Highlanders	17/11/1918	31	Died of wounds in France
25	Donald	Macdonald			Seaforth Highlanders
25	Murdo	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve
25	Hector	Macdonald	Son of Donald Macdonald (above)	King's Sergeant	Seaforth Highlanders	25/03/1918	23	Died of wounds in France		Wounded. When a corporal in a tight corner, he led his company after all his officers had been put out of action; took a strongly fortified blockhouse and a large number of German prisoners. Was promoted King's Sergeant for bravery in this action.
26	Donald	Macdonald			Gordon Highlanders					Wounded in France 1915
27	Torquil	Munro	Son of John Munro	Gunner	Royal Naval Reserve	1919	24	Died of pneumonia in Glasgow
27	William	Munro	Son of John Munro		Royal Naval Reserve
27	John MA	Munro	Son of John Munro	Lieutenant	7th Seaforth Highlanders	16/04/1918	28	Killed in action	MC for "Conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty when he covered the withdrawal of his battalion with his platoon until it was nearly surrounded, and extricated it from a very difficult position in a most skilful manner"
28	Colin	Maciver	Son of Malcolm Maciver		Royal Naval Reserve
28	Malcolm	Maciver	Son of Malcolm Maciver		Royal Naval Reserve	01/01/1919	37	Lost in Iolaire
29	John	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
30	Angus	Macdonald			Seaforth Highlanders
31	Angus	Macleod			Seaforth Highlanders
31	Murdo	Macleod			Royal Army Service Corps					Wounded 3 times
31	John	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
32	John	Macleod			Royal Naval Reserve
Aignish Farm	Donald M.	Macrae		Major	South African Medical Corps
Aignish Farm	Duncan M.	Macrae		Captain	South African Medical Corps