Loyal Lewis Roll of Honour |
1914-1919 |
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School district |
Airidhantuim |
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Village roll |
Borve |
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House |
First name |
Surname |
Family relations |
Rank |
Unit |
Date of death |
Age |
Circumstances of death |
Decorations |
Remarks |
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John |
Macdonald |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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Donald |
Macdonald |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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DSM
"for long and distinguished service afloat since the beginning of the
war" |
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Donald |
Macdonald |
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Captain |
Merchant Navy |
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Roderick |
Graham |
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Leading Seaman |
Royal Naval Reserve |
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John |
Maciver |
Son of Norman Maciver |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
Oct-17 |
28 |
Drowned
in torpedoing of SS Maine |
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Donald |
Maciver |
Son of Norman Maciver |
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Cameron Highlanders |
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Wounded |
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Norman G. |
Nicolson |
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2/6th Seaforth
Highlanders |
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Murdo |
Nicolson |
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Cameron Highlanders |
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3 |
John |
Murray |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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4 |
John |
Morrison |
Son of Murdo
Morrison |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
27/01/1919 |
33 |
Died
of influenza in Inverness |
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4 |
Roderick |
Morrison |
Son of Murdo
Morrison |
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Scots Guards |
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Military
Medal |
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4B |
Andrew |
Morrison |
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Cameron Highlanders |
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1914
Star |
Prisoner of war
in Germany |
4B |
Donald |
Morrison |
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Cameron Highlanders |
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Prisoner of war
in Germany |
4B |
Peter |
Morrison |
Son of Angus
Morrison |
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Canadians |
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4B |
John |
Morrison |
Son of Angus
Morrison |
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Killed
in action in France |
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5 |
John |
Graham |
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Royal Army Medical
Corps |
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8 |
John |
Graham |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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Wounded |
8 |
Murdo |
Graham |
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Royal Naval Reserve,
Trawler Section |
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Saved from the
Iolaire |
9 |
James |
Morrison |
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Gordon Highlanders |
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Wounded in 1915 |
10 |
Murdo |
Morrison |
Son of Angus
Morrison |
Corporal |
Canadians |
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10 |
Malcolm |
Morrison |
Son of Angus
Morrison |
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Canadian Highlanders |
28/04/1916 |
21 |
Died
of wounds in France |
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10 |
Murdo |
Morrison |
Son of Angus
Morrison |
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2nd Seaforth
Highlanders |
17/05/1915 |
23 |
Died
of wounds in France |
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Crossed to
France on 25/8/1914 |
12 |
Norman |
Macleod |
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Sergeant |
Australians |
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Wounded at
Gallipoli |
12 |
Donald |
Macleod |
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Canadians |
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12 |
Neil |
Macleod |
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Australians |
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15 |
Murdo |
Macdonald |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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15 |
Murdo |
Macdonald |
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Royal Naval Reserve,
Trawler Section |
01/01/1919 |
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Lost
in Iolaire |
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Father and son |
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16 |
Murdo |
Maclean |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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Mons
Star |
Was at Antwerp |
17 |
Norman |
Maciver |
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Cameron Highlanders |
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18 |
Donald |
Macdonald |
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Gordon Highlanders |
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Severely wounded
14/12/1914 and discharged as a result |
19 |
Angus |
Nicolson |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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Wounded in
Belgium April 1915, almost blind |
19 |
Donald |
Nicolson |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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20 |
Roderick |
Macdonald |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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21 |
Malcolm |
Saunders |
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Petty Officer |
Royal Naval Reserve |
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21 |
John |
Mackenzie |
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Royal Naval Reserve,
Trawler Section |
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23 |
Peter |
Mackenzie |
Son of William
Mackenzie |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
11/04/1916 |
32 |
Drowned
in the Tigris |
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23 |
William |
Mackenzie |
Son of Malcolm
Mackenzie and nephew of Peter |
Lance Corporal |
2nd Seaforth
Highlanders |
09/06/1915 |
19 |
Killed
in action at Ypres |
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24 |
Donald |
Smith |
Son of Angus Smith |
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Canadians |
1916 |
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Killed
in action in France |
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24 |
Murdo |
Smith |
Son of Angus Smith |
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1st Cameron
Highlanders |
28/09/1915 |
21 |
Killed
in action |
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25 |
Murdo |
Nicolson |
Son of Donald
Nicolson |
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Gordon Highlanders |
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Prisoner of war
in Germany |
25 |
Malcolm |
Nicolson |
Son of Donald
Nicolson |
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Royal Air Force |
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Twice wounded
whilst serving with Seaforths |
25 |
Roderick |
Nicolson |
Son of Donald
Nicolson |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
1917 |
20 |
Killed
in action in France |
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Was previously
wounded |
26 |
John |
Macdonald |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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27 |
Malcolm |
Morrison |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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27 |
Angus |
Morrison |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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Wounded |
27 |
Donald |
Morrison |
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Canadians |
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28 |
Murdo |
Graham |
Son of Roderick
Graham |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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29 |
Donald |
Graham |
Son of Roderick
Graham |
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Labour Corps |
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29 |
William |
Graham |
Son of Roderick
Graham |
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2nd Gordon
Highlanders |
19/10/1914 |
23 |
Killed
in action in France |
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First man from
Borve to be killed |
29 |
Murdo |
Graham |
Son of Roderick
Graham |
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Gordon Highlanders |
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Seriously
wounded |
29 |
Roderick |
Graham |
Son of Roderick
Graham |
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Royal Naval Reserve,
Trawler Section |
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Saved from
Iolaire |
30 |
Donald |
Graham |
Son of Duncan Graham |
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2nd Gordon
Highlanders |
29/10/1914 |
21 |
Killed
in action in France |
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30 |
Roderick |
Graham |
Son of Duncan Graham |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
1917 |
21 |
Killed
in action in France |
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31 |
Norman |
Smith |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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32 |
Angus |
Macdonald |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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36 |
John |
Graham |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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46 |
Invalided
home and died |
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38 |
Alexander |
Macdonald |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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41 |
Donald |
Morrison |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
03/02/1915 |
46 |
Lost
in sinking of Clan Macnaughton |
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Left 6 orphans |
41 |
Angus |
Morrison |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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Mons
Star |
Was at Antwerp,
was saved from Iolaire |
45 |
Murdo |
Maciver |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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47 |
Kenneth |
Smith |
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Scots Guards |
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Mons
Star |
Prisoner of war
in Germany since 1915 |
47 |
John |
Smith |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
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47 |
Donald |
Macleod |
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Royal Naval Reserve,
Trawler Section |
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48 |
Dugald |
Maciver |
Son of Peter Maciver |
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Royal Naval Reserve |
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48 |
Malcolm |
Maciver |
Son of Peter Maciver |
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Seaforth Highlanders |
11/04/1917 |
20 |
Killed
in action in France |
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Was called up at
start of war, and was in France from start of preparations, seriously wounded
in action in 1915 |
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Sandy |
Macleod |
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Canadians |
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Donald |
Macleod |
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Canadians |
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