Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour			1914-1919
Town roll			Stornoway
Streets			Lewis Street
House	First name	Surname	Family relations	Rank	Unit	Date of death	Age	Circumstances of death	Decorations	Remarks
Plymville	Charles P.	Anderson	Son of ex-provost J. N. Anders	Captain	Royal Field Artillery				Military Cross for gallantry and good service in the field, 1918, mentioned in despatches 1917
Plymville	John N.	Anderson		Major	Royal Field Artillery				Croix de Guerre with silver star by French Govt for good service at Kemmel Hill. The commendation read: "An officer with presence of mind and remarkable courage, called upon unexpectedly to take command of a battery after suffering very heavy losses in officers and men, brought it back rapidly to the fight at a critical moment, under one of the most violent of enemy bombardments."	Wounded in action 5/6/1918, gassed afterwards
Assynt House	Thomas	Morrison	Son of John Morrison,		Canadians
Assynt House	George	Morrison	Son of John Morrison,		Canadians
Assynt House	Anthony	Morrison	Son of John Morrison,		Royal Field Artillery
	Murdoch	Mackenzie		Lieutenant-Colonel, VD	Royal Army Medical Corps					Mobilised with RMB
	Edward BD	Mackenzie		Lieutenant	Royal Field Artillery					Wounded
			Father and son
	John M.	Smith	Son of Kenneth Smith	Lieutenant	West African Rifles					MG Officer to Nigerian Regiment
Craigleor	Duncan	Macleod	Son of George Macleod, prison governor		16th Canadian Scottish	02/07/1917	29	Killed in action		Enlisted 24/8/1914, wounded twice before his death
19	Alex John	Macdonald	Son of Malcolm Macdonald, baker	Lance Corporal	5th Canadians
19	Thomas	Macdonald	Son of Malcolm Macdonald, baker	Sergeant	9th Seaforth Highlanders
19	Donald J.	Macdonald	Son of Malcolm Macdonald, baker		Royal Garrison Artillery
19	Malcolm	Macdonald	Son of Malcolm Macdonald, baker		2nd Cameron Highlanders
	Robert J.	Sime	Son of Sergeant-Major Robert Sime	Brigade Trumpeter	Royal Horse Artillery				Mons Star; Kings and Queens Medals with 7 clasps (Boer War); Good Conduct Medal	Had 22 years service with Colours. Re-enlisted for the duration of the War, was through the whole of the Boer War
	Thomas	Sime	Son of Sergeant-Major Robert Sime		4th Highland Mountain Battery
	George J.	Sime	Son of Sergeant-Major Robert Sime		Royal Naval Reserve
25	Kenneth D.	Bain	Son of Louis Bain, fishcurer	Engine Room Artificer	Royal Naval Voluntary Reserve
26	John A.	Macrae	Son of James Macrae, contractor	Trooper	Scottish Horse			Died of wounds in field hospital		Went with Sc H to Gallipoli, was invalided home due to dysentery. Upon being passed for service, he went to France attached to Yorkshire Regt
26	William E.	Macrae	Son of James Macrae, contractor	Air Mechanic 1st class	Royal Air Force
28	Peter	Miller		First Lieutenant	1/5th Somerset Light Infantry					Wounded
28	Duncan	Miller		Lieutenant-Colonel	Royal Army Medical Corps					Was with Egyptian forces from 1915, was in Senussi Campaign, later attached to Egyptian Expeditionary Force in Palestine
31	Donald	Macneill		Staff-major	Royal Fusiliers
42	John H.	Henderson		Corporal	Royal Army Service Corps					Wounded
48	Murdo	Macarthur	Son of Alexander Macarthur, merchant	Engineer-Lieutenant	Royal Naval Reserve
48	Donald	Macarthur	Son of Alexander Macarthur, merchant		Australian Infantry					Wounded twice
48	Alexander	Macarthur	Son of Alexander Macarthur, merchant	Able Seaman	Royal Navy	31/05/1916	26	Killed at Battle of Jutland on HMS Defence		Had been ranching in USA before coming to do his bit. Transferred from RND to RN after 6 months' training