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Isle of Lewis 1914 - 1919 PARISH OF LOCHS |
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Seaman
MALCOLM MACKAY Last address in Lewis: 3 Achmore, Regiment or division: Royal Naval Reserve, HMS Triumph Date of death: 25 May 1915 at the age of 46 Ship sunk by U-boat |
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Private
JOHN MACKENZIE Son of Kenneth and Annie Mackenzie, of 11, Airidhbhruaich Lochs, Balallan, Stornoway, Lewis. Last address in Lewis: 11 Arivruaich, Regiment or division: 8th Seaforth Highlanders Service number: S/12740 Date of death: 24 March 1918 Died at the Somme Interred: Feuchy Chapel, British Cemetery, Wancourt Memorial reference: I. G. 20. |
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Second
Lieutenant NEIL
MACDONALD Last address in Lewis: 14 Balallan, Regiment or division: 263rd Siege Battery RGA (Special Reserve). Medal: MC Date of death: 25 April 1918 at the age of 24 Killed in action in France Was awared MC for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty when forward observation officer of his battery. Finding his observation obstructed by long grass, he advanced about 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 by himself, observing for his battery for 3 hours, during which he was constantly sniped and in great danger from his own shells. Had served with the Ross Mountain Battery throughout the Gallipoli campaign |
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Seaman
DUGALD KENNEDY Last address in Lewis: 2 Calbost, Son of Donald and Kate MacKay Kennedy, of 2, Calbost, Stornoway. Regiment or division: Royal Naval Reserve, HMS Clan MacNaughton Service number: 5424A Date of death: 3 February 1915 at the age of 17 Drowned in sinking of the Clan MacNaughton Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial Memorial reference: 14 |
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Private
MURDO MACDONALD Last address in Lewis: 2 Caversta, Regiment or division: Cameron Highlanders Date of death: 25 September 1915 at the age of 20 Killed in action in Loos Entitled to Mons Star. Previously wounded, only once home on leavve, saw a great deal of service |
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Seaman
ALEX KENNEDY Last address in Lewis: 4 Cromore, Son of John Kennedy of 4, Cromore, Lochs, Stornoway, and the late Isobel Kennedy. Regiment or division: Royal Naval Reserve, HMS Pembroke Service number: 5344/A Date of death: 3 September 1917 Died during airraid in Chatham at the age of 21 Previously wounded Interred: Gillingham (Woodlands) Cemetery Memorial reference: Naval 4. 195 |
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Bombardier
ALEX ANGUS MACKENZIE Last address in Lewis: 4 Crossbost, Regiment or division: Royal Garrison Artillery, 4th (Highland) Ross Mountain Battery Service number: 4319 Date of death: 2 May 1915 at the age of 22 Killed in action in Dardanelles Was one who landed at Dardanelles on 25 April 1915. First member of Battery to fall Memorial: Helles Memorial, Turkey Memorial reference: Panel 23 or 325 * please note the obvious mistake in Bomb. Mackenzie's picture regarding his date of death * |
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Seaman ANGUS MONTGOMERY Last address in Lewis: 2 Garyvard, Husband of Mary Ann Montgomery, of 2, Garyvard, Lochs, Stornoway. Regiment or division: Royal Naval Reserve, HMT Unity Service number: 1445SD Date of death: 1 January 1919 at the age of 44 Drowned in sinking of HMY Iolaire Had served as a soldier in the South African War for which he held several medals. Survived by wife and 8 children. Interred: Laxay Cemetery |
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Seaman KENNETH MACASKILL Son of Angus and Annabella Macaskill, of Gravir; husband of Christina Macaskill, of 6, Gravir Lochs, Stornoway. Regiment or division: Royal Naval Reserve, MFA Eleanor Service number: 8819A Date of death: 12 February 1918 at the age of 33 Ship sunk by U-boat in Irish Channel Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial Memorial reference: 30 |
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Seaman
MALCOLM MACLEOD Last address in Lewis: 3 Grimshader, Son of John and Mary Macleod Regiment or division: Royal Naval Reserve, HMT Agnes Nutten Service number: 973832 Date of death: 1 January 1919 at the age of 18 Drowned in sinking of HMY Iolaire Interred at Crossbost |
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HABOST
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Private
DONALD MACLEOD Last address in Lewis: 2 Habost, Lochs, Regiment or division: 5th Cameron Highlanders Service number: 3/5316 Date of death: 25 September 1915 at the age of 27 Killed in action in Loos Joined up in 1914, entitled to Mons Star Memorial: Loos Memorial Memorial reference: Panel 119 to 124 |
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Private
RODERICK SMITH Last address in Lewis: Post Office Keose, Regiment or division: 7th Cameron Highlanders Date of death: 28 July 1917 at the age of 24 Died of wounds in Ypres Wounded in right hand, one finger amputated. Returned to the front as a clark behind the lines. Died of wounds in ambulance en route to hospital. Was in drapery trade in South Wales before the war |
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Sergeant
MALCOLM MACAULAY Last address in Lewis: 8 Kershader Brother of John Macaulay, of 8, Kershader Lochs, Stornoway. Enlisted in 1905, served in India from 1906 to 1914, when he proceeded to France. Regiment or division: 1st Seaforth Highlanders Service number: 9188 Date of death: 1 March 1915 at the age of 27 Killed in action in Neuve Chapelle Served with Seaforths for 11 years, of which 9 in India. Held Mons Star Memorial: Le Touret Memorial reference: Panel 38 and 39 |
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Private
ANGUS MACKENZIE Last address in Lewis: 8 Laxay, Regiment or division: Cameron Highlanders Date of death: 4 October 1915 at the age of 21 Died of wounds in Loos Had been in hospital in winter of 1914 suffering from frostbite |
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Lance
Corporal DUNCAN MACMILLAN Last address in Lewis: 23 Lemreway, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Macmillan, of 23, Lemreway, Lochs, Stornoway, Lewis. Regiment or division: 2nd Seaforth Highlanders Service number: 283 Date of death: 27 March 1915 at the age of 27 Died of meningitis in St Omer Had been with 1st Seaforths for 7 years, went to France with vanguard of Expeditionary Force Interred: Longuenesse Souvenir Cemetery, St Omer Memorial reference: I. A. 71 |
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Private
DONALD NICOLSON Last address in Lewis: 4 Leurbost, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nicolson, of 4, Lurebort, Lochs, Stornoway. Regiment or division: 2nd Gordon Highlanders Service number: 3/5960 Date of death: 7 June 1915 at the age of 19 Taken prisoner in Germany in December 1914 Interred: Cologne Memorial Memorial reference: S. wall in N. shelter at entr. to Br. plots. |
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RODERICK (ROSHEN)
FINLAYSON Last address in Lewis: 2 Marvig Son of Donald and Annie Finlayson, of 2, Marvig, Lochs, Stornoway, lsle of Lewis. Regiment or division: 5th Cameron Highlanders Service number: 3/5506 Date of death: 11 March 1917 at the age of 20 Missing since above date, presumed dead Wounded twice Memorial: Arras Memorial reference: Bay 9 |
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Private
NORMAN MACKINNON Last address in Lewis: 15 Ranish, Regiment or division: Australians Date of death: 4 June 1917 at the age of 28 Killed in action in France |