Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour			1914-1919
Town roll			Stornoway
Streets			Bayhead Street
			Mackenzie Street
House	First name	Surname	Family relations	Rank	Unit	Date of death	Age	Circumstances of death	Decorations	Remarks
1	Neil	Macdonald			Cameron Highlanders					Wounded
1	Angus	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
3	John	Morison	Son of JM Morison	Master mariner	Harbour Fleet Auxiliary
3	May	Morison	Daughter of JM Morison	Chief Section Leader	Women's Royal Naval Service
3	Ella	Morison	Daughter of JM Morison	Nurse	Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Reserve
5	John	Macleod	Son of Mrs John Macleod	Engineer	Merchant Navy
9	Malcolm	Crockett	Sons of James Crockett		1st Gordon Highlanders	24/10/1914	20	Killed		Was at front for only 3 weeks before he was killed
9	William	Crockett			Black Watch
9	James	Crockett		Skipper	Royal Naval Reserve
9	Norman	Matheson			Royal Army Service Corps
11	Jerome	Delitis			Gordon Highlanders
14	Roderick	Macrae	Sons of John Macrae		Royal Field Artillery
14	Hector	Macrae			Royal Engineers
15	Donald	Maciver			Seaforth Highlanders
15	Ian Keith	Maciver	Sons of ex-Baillie Donald Maciver		Machine Gun Corps (Motors)					Came home from Malay Peninsula at his own expense to enlist
16	Donald	Mackay		Chief Petty Officer	Royal Navy
22	John	Macfarquhar	Sons of Donald Macfarquhar	Company Sergeant Major	Canadians					Wounded twice
22	Donald	Macfarquhar		Sergeant	South Africans				Belgian Military Medal, twice mentioned in despatches
22	James	Macfarquhar		Staff Sergeant Farrier	Ross Mountain Battery
24	William	Mackenzie		Corporal	Ross Mountain Battery					Wounded at Gallipoli
29	Hector	Macdonald			Ross Mountain Battery
29	Donald J.	Macdonald		Sergeant	Seaforth Highlanders					Gassed
29	Dennis	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
29	Malcolm	Kerr	Sons of Malcolm Kerr		Seaforth Highlanders
29	John	Kerr
30	Norman	Maciver	Son of Norman Maciver		Royal Scots					Prisoner of war in Germany since 25/4/1918
31	Murdo	Montgomery	Son of Norman Montgomery		11th Royal Scots	03/05/1917	22	Killed in action in France
35	Norman	Macleod	Sons of William Macleod, Merchant		Gordon Highlanders
35	Malcolm	Macleod			Scottish Rifles	24/01/1917	19	Died of wounds		Died at casualty clearing station. Keen to serve in the war, he joined up in Glasgow and got himself drafted for foreign service after only 3 months' training; after a fortnight at the Base, he was sent into the firing line and on his second day in the trenches he was mortally wounded.
36	Donald	Macleod		Lance Corporal	Seaforth Highlanders	14/04/1917	20	Killed in action		Came home from ranching in Argentina at his own expense to enlist
38	Donald	Macleod	Son of Donald Macleod		Gordon Highlanders
45	Susan	Craig	Daughter of Allan Craig		Women's Royal Air Force
46	George	Morrison	Son of John Morrison		Canadians	31/08/1916		Killed in action by sniper
46	John	Silkstone	Son in law of John Morrison	Engine Room Artificer	Royal Naval Reserve
48	Ewen	Macdonald	Sons of John Macdonald		Royal Engineers
48	Angus	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve
50	Colin	Macleod			Royal Horse Artillery
50	Donald	Macleod			Seaforth Highlanders
51	Angus	Ross	Sons of Alexander Ross		Canadians	12/04/1917	27	Died of shrapnel wounds		Joined up voluntarily at start of war, and served almost continuously in France and Ital
51	John A.	Ross			Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
51	Robert	Ross			Gordon Highlanders
51	Donald	Macleod	Son of Widow Macleod		Scottish Rifles					Served in France as Lance-Corporal, and was gassed and wounded; thereafter was transferred to India, where he has been promoted to Warrant rank
51	Donald	Macleod		Corporal	Ross Mountain Battery					Very seriously wounded
52	Roderick	Matheson	Son of Murdo Matheson		Royal Army Service Corps
52	George	Macdonald	Father and six sons		Canadians
52	Alex D.	Macdonald			Royal Army Service Corps
52	John	Macdonald			Canadians
52	Roderick	Macdonald			Royal Scots Fusiliers
52	Donald	Macdonald			Canadians
52	George	Macdonald			1st Royal Fusiliers	26/02/1915	20	Killed at La Bassee
52	William	Macdonald			1st King's Own Scottish Borderers att'd Highland Light Infantry	04/07/1916	23	Killed in action		Came to France from India, served in Gallipoli and Egypt before returning to France
53	Angus	Macdonald			Royal Naval Reserve					Saved from Iolaire
53	Alexander	Mackenzie	Sons of Donald Mackenzie	Bombardier	Ross Mountain Battery
53	Donald J.	Mackenzie			Royal Garrison Artillery
53	James	Mackenzie		Engineer Lieutenant	US Navy
53	Kenneth	Mackenzie			Royal Engineers					Gassed
61	Frank W.	Craig		Master gunner	Royal Garrison Artillery
61	John F.	Craig		Sergeant	Royal Garrison Artillery				Military Medal for good services during the retirement on 30/11/1917, when he kept his gun in action until the Germans were within 100 yards, all the time under heavy fire from both flanks and from the air; five of his gunteam were taken prisoner, but Sgt Craig succeeded in making away with the breach block, thus rendering the gun useless. Was previously recommended for bravery and devotion to duty.
61	Archibald	Craig			16th West Yorkshire Regt	03/05/1917		Killed in action		Was a trumpeter in the Stornoway section of the RMB and mobilised in Aug 1914 at age 16; discharged on medical grounds, he was still determined to serve. After more than one unsuccessful attempt to pass the medical test, he was accepted for the West Yorks in August 1916; on the way to Egypt he had to go into hospital in Cyprus but afterwards rejoined his regiment in France, where he was killed.
63	James	Sutherland		Special Guide	Lake Nayassa F.F.				Croix de Chevalier, Legion of Honour (21/9/1917)
67	Alfred W.	Johnstone		Corporal Saddler	Royal Field Artillery
67	Donald	Morrison	Sons of Donald Morrison, erstwhile Manager at Creed Chemical Works	Chief Engineer	Merchant Navy	Aug-17	55	Lost with ship		Body washed up at Trevou, France, 2 months after ship was sunk
67	John	Morrison		Warrant Officer	Royal Navy
67	Henry	Morrison		Chief Petty Officer	Royal Navy
69	John	Macleod			Royal Engineers
MACKENZIE STREET
1	Peter	Macdonald	Son of John Macdonald		2/4th London Regiment
1	Kenneth	Macdonald			Ross Mountain Battery
1	William	Macdonald			Labour Battalion
4	Murdo	Gunn			Royal Naval Reserve
6	Roderick	Morrison			Royal Naval Reserve, Trawler Section
6	Murdo	Macphail	Son of Neil Macphail		10/11th Highland Light Infantry	09/04/1918	19	Killed in action in France
8	Kenneth	Morrison			Seaforth Highlanders