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Abbott, George Herbert

Petty Officer (Pilot)

Fleet air Arm

Killed in a flying accident while training in the Orkneys, 2/5/45

Abercrombie, Hugh M

Major

Royal Pioneer Corps

Abercromby, Margaret Private

First Aid Nursing Yeomanry

Addison, John Edward

Sergeant (Air Gunner)

Royal Air Force

487 Squadron, Methwold, Norfolk. Missing on bombing raid when Ventura aircraft

encountered enemy aircraft near Amsterdam, the target area, 3/5/43. Whole crew reported

killed in official German statement to the International Red Cross. Buried in Amsterdam

Aiken, Alexander Charles Lyons M.B.E.

Lieutenant-Commander (Engineer)

Royal Navy

Served in RASC and Royal Marines in 1914-18 War. In Blue Funnel Line before the war,

when his ship, the Glenearn, was requisitioned by the Admiralty as an auxiliary cruiser.

Awarded MBE for services at the evacuation of Crete. Transferred to Prince Baudouin, in

which he carried American Rangers to France on D-Day, and took part in the landings in the

south of France. Transferred to Pacific on the Glenearn, where he met his death (April

1945), following a fire on board, by being caught in an explosion when he went down to shut

off the petrol tanks. Buried at Lae, New Guinea

Aitken, Henry

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Alberge, Daphne

Gunner

Auxiliary Territorial Service

Alexander, Sylvia G

Aircraftwoman

Women's Auxiliary Air Force

Allan, Alastair McI Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Allan, George

Flight Lieutenant

Fleet Air Arm

Allan, James T

Private

Parachute Regiment

Allan, Nan G B.E.M.

Corporal


Award published in London Gazette, 4/6/46. No further information available

Allingham, James

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Allison, George W

Sergeant

Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)

Allison, James Y

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Anderson, Edward K

Trooper

Queen's Royal Lancers

Anderson, Ernest Corporal

Royal Air Force

Anderson, George

Corporal

Highland Light Infantry, 2nd Glasgow Highlanders.

Killed in action at Ghent (Belgium), 10/9/44. Buried in Ghent

Anderson, Ian M

Lance-Sergeant

London Scottish

Anderson, James A

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Anderson, John H Warrant Officer II

Royal Army Medical Corps

Captured at Hong Kong. P.O. W. 1941-45.

Anderson, Thomas

Sergeant

Royal Army Ordnance Corps

Twice mentioned in Despatches

Anderson, Thomas W

Private

Highland Light Infantry

Anderton, Stanley

Cadet (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Andrew, George

Pilot

Royal Air Force

Andrews, James C

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Angus, Margaret Nurse

Red Cross

Appi, Stephen Renato

Flight Sergeant (Observer)

Royal Air Force

Killed with the rest of the crew when Wellington bomber crashed on return from a flight,

11/12/42. Buried at Heston with his brother Frank (Chino), who was killed in a flying accident

before the war.

Arbuckle, Douglas

Guardsman

Scots Guards

Armour, Archibald

Captain


Armour, Francis

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Ashford, Ernest J Guardsman

Scots Guards

Ashmore, Neil Gunner

Royal Artillery

Atkinson, Joseph H

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Attrill, John C

Bombardier

Royal Artillery

P.O.W. (Italy), 1941-3. Internee (Switzerland), 1944-5.

Ayton, Norman G

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Bagnall, Harry

Flying Officer (Wireless Operator)

Royal Air Force

Bailey, A George

Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Bailey, David M Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Bailey, Fred

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Baillie, James

Private

Royal Army Pay Corps

Baillie, James S

Warrant Officer (Flight Engineer)

Royal Air Force

Bain, Ewan C

Coder

Royal Navy

Bain, James C

Second Officer

Merchant Navy

Bain, John

Officer Cadet

Merchant Navy

Baird, John

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Baird, William M

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Balderstone, Jeffrey G Third Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

Balderstone, John S

Chief Steward

Merchant Navy

Balla, Eric

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Ballantyne, James

Lance-Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Ballingall, Mary

Company Sergeant Major


Bannerman, And McN

Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Bannister, John

Radio Officer

Merchant Navy

Barnett, Robert R

Lance Corporal

Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders

Barr, Mary McD

Driver


Barr, Samuel Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Barrie, Murielle

Leading Aircraftwoman


Barron, Robert

Aircraftman 1st Class

Royal Air Force

Died of enteric fever, RAF General Hospital, Iraq, 29/7/42. Age 35

Bate, George H

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Batty, John

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Baxter, George

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Baxter, George F

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Baxter, James

Lance Corporal

Royal Army Service Corps

Beaton, Donald

Captain


Beattie, David D

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Bell, Andrew

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Bell, Charles

Private

Royal Scots Greys

Bell, David

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Bell, George

Seaman Artificer

Royal Navy

Bell, James K Company Quartermaster Sergeant

Suffolk Regiment

Bell, John C

Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Bell, John R

Warrant Officer

Royal Air Force

Bell, Margaret Sergeant

Auxiliary Training Service

Bell, Robert D

Flying Officer (Flight Engineer)

Royal Air Force

Bell, Thomas B

Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Bennett, Dixon

Sergeant

Army Phys. Training Corps

Bennett, Duncan

Fourth Engineer

Merchant Navy

Benson, William

Private

Highland Light Infantry, Glasgow Highlanders

Berrie, Charles H

Private

King's Own Scottish Borderers

Berry, Ella



Berry, George

Leading Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Beveridge, Andrew D

Craftsman

Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

Birrell, James

Private


Black, Douglas

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Black, George

Guardsman

Scots Guards

Black, James

Captain

South African Forces

Black, Joseph

Driver


Black, Margaret Aircraftwoman


Black, Thomas

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Blackhurst, George

Seaman

Royal Navy

Blacklaw, Janet Corporal


Blacklock, Matthew

Leading Torpedoman

Royal Navy

Blacklock, Thomas

Flight Sergeant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Coastal Command. Engaged with M.E.F. in anti-submarine patrols and mine-laying

expeditions. Reported missing, later presumed killed, while mine-laying in the Aegean Sea

round the Balkan coasts, 6/5/44

Blain, James

Corporal


Blain, William

Private

Royal Armoured Corps

Blair, Robert N

Sergeant (Wireless Operator)

Royal Air Force

Blair, Thomas S

Corporal


Blair, William A

Corporal

Royal Corps of Signals

Blair, William P


Royal Air Force

Blower, Donald W

Lieutenant


Blues, David T

Signalman


Bogie, Richard

Trooper


Died in military hospital, 6/12/40

Bond, Andrew

Sergeant


Bone, John

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Bone, John

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Bone, Robert Sapper

Royal Engineers

Bone, Thomas Spence Barbour

Steward

Royal Navy

Seriously wounded by blast when HMS Aurania was torpedoed in mid-Atlantic.

Died in Rothesay Cottage Hospital, 21/11/41

Bonella, David

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Booker, Thomas

First Radio Officer

Merchant Navy

Borthwick, Harry

Corporal

Royal Engineers

Bowden, Peter A

Sergeant


Bowie, Elspeth J

Lance Corporal


Bowie, William K

Sergeant


Bowring, Alfred

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Boyd, David

Chief Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Boyd, James

Seaman

Royal Navy

Boyd, John

Sergeant

Royal Marines

Boyd, Peter D

Private


Bradford, Henry

Private

Royal Scots

Breakenridge, Stewart Sergeant


Bremner, Sinclair J

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Broadhurst, Mary

Private


Brodie, Dorothy

Nurse

Voluntary Aid Detachment

Brodie, Douglas Scott Lance Corporal (Wireless Operator)

Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

Missing, presumed killed, in Malaya on or about 20/2/42

Brodie, Gerald

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Brodie, Hilda

Corporal


Brodie, James

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Brodie, John

Sergeant

Lanarkshire Yeomanry (Recce)

P.O.W. (Japanese}, 1942-45

Brodie, Sheila

Corporal


Brook, Claud C

Corporal

Royal Engineers

Brough, William B

Craftsman


Brown, Agnes A

Corporal


Brown, Alan J

Sergeant


Brown, Alexander

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Brown, Alison

Private


Brown, Andrew W

Flying Officer (Navigator)

Royal Air Force

Brown, David

Corporal


Brown, Evelyn

Private


Brown, Janet P

Private


Brown, John

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Brown, John D.F.C

Flying Officer

Royal Air Force

Air Bomber in Halifax aircraft based in Yorkshire. Carried out 36 air operations over

Germany, 1944-45, including mining expeditions against shipping lanes east of Denmark,

carried out solely on radar. Awarded DFC, September 1945

Brown, Robert Lance Corporal

Royal Engineers

Brown, Robert Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Brown, Stuart Private


Brown, William

Warrant Officer I


Brown, William H

Trooper


Brownlee, Doris Corporal


Brownlee, John K

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Bruce, Alex McL

Sergeant


Bruce, Donald Cameron

Sergeant

London Scottish

Served in Iraq, North Africa and Sicily. Killed by a shell, Sicily, 25/7/43

Bruce, E Forrester

Sergeant

Royal Tank Corps

Bruce, Galloway

Sergeant


Bruce, Violet Sergeant


Bruce, Walter

Lance Corporal


Bruce, William

Second Engineer

Merchant Navy

Killed in action, June 1942.

Bruce, William M Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Bryan, Doris

Wren

Women's Royal Naval Service

Buchan, James

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Buchanan, George

Lance Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Buchanan, James S

Seaman

Merchant Navy

Buchanan, William

Lieutenant

Royal Navy

Bujnowski, Charles McL

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Bujnowski, George

Captain

Royal Engineers (Combined Operations)

Mentioned in Despatches

Bujnowski, John

Major

Royal Engineers

C-in-C's Good Service Certificate

Bujnowski, Robert Captain


Bullock, John

Seaman

Royal Navy

Burnett, Mary

Corporal


Burns, Jean L

Private


Burns, Robert Flight Lieutenant (Navigator)

Royal Air Force

Burns, Robert J

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Burnside, Gordon

Flight Lieutenant (Navigator)

Royal Air Force

Burnside, John

Company Quartermaster Sergeant

Royal Engineers

Burton, James Chalmers

Chief Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

Marine Engineer on a troop carrier. Ship torpedoed off West African Coast, 24/12/43.

Missing, presumed drown. Age 33

Burton, John S

Captain

Royal Artillery

Burton, William Chalmers

Chief Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

Ship carrying ammunition torpedoed in Atlantic in March 1942; no survivors. Age 40.

Butler, Henry

Craftsman


Cairns, William

Lieutenant

Royal Engineers

Caldicott, John

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Cameron, Alex

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Cameron, Angus

Sergeant

Personnel Selection Staff

Cameron, Anna G

Sergeant


Cameron, Archibald

Private


Cameron, Donald B

Flight Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Cameron, Hugh

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Cameron, Ian

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Cameron, James

Corporal

Royal Artillery

Cameron, Joan

Private


Cameron, John

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Cameron, John

Private


Cameron, John

Signalman


Cameron, Joseph McL

Flying Officer (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Cameron, Lachlan L

Private


Cameron, Malcolm


Royal Air Force

Cameron, Mary T



Cameron, Matthew P

Lance Corporal


Cameron, Robert Sergeant

Royal Engineers

Cameron, Robert Signalman



Cameron, Robert Signalman


Cameron, William J

Signalman


Campbell, Alex M

Flying Officer (Flight Engineer)

Royal Air Force

Campbell, Archibald M

Captain


Campbell, Daniel B

Seaman

Royal Navy

Campbell, Ebenezer R

Lance Corporal


Campbell, Henry J

Signalman


Campbell, John K

Private


Campbell, Johnston M

Major

Royal Engineers

Campbell, Joseph

Flight Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Campbell, Sylvia



Campbell, William

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Carey, George H

Private


Carmichael, Hilda



Carmichael, John

Sergeant

Small Arms School Corps

Carmichael, Thomas

Private


Carmichael, William

Driver

Royal Engineers

Carrick, Peter

Junior Officer

Merchant Navy

Carson, John

Major


Carstairs, James

First Officer

Merchant Navy

Carter, Archibald

Craftsman


Chalmers, Alex

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Chalmers, James

Sergeant

Scots Guards

Chalmers, John

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Chalmers, Peter

Steward

Merchant Navy

Chalmers, Robert Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Channer, Catherine

Nurse


Cheshire, James

Second Steward

Merchant Navy

Clark, Agnes S

Private


Clark, Hugh

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Clark, Huntly

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Clark, John M

Marine

Royal Marines

Clark, William

Warrant Officer

Royal Air Force

Clemmens, Frank

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Clint, Robert Leading Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Cochrane, David

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Cochrane, James W

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Cochrane, William

Private

Queen's Royal Regiment

Coghill, Mary



Cohen, William M

Seaman

Merchant Navy

Collins, Donald

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Colvan, John B B.E.M.

Sergeant

Royal Engineers

"On 26/8/44, Sergeant Colvan and his party were ordered to do an important bridge

reconnaissance near Cagli (Italy). The demolition was thought to be mined, and Sergeant

Colvan went forward himself for the preliminary inspection. During this he stepped on a Schu

mine resulting in a leg being blown off. His courage and cheerfulness whilst awaiting

removal to hospital showed the finest example to his men" (citation). Discharged 31/5/45.

Connor, Thomas

Private

Royal Army Dental Corps

Conwood, Leonard

Private


Cook, Adam

Corporal

Scots Guards

Cook, Robert R

Leading Writer

Royal Navy

Cooper, Donald

Staff Sergeant


Cope, Robert Private


Cope, William

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Copeland, William

Driver


Cordiner, Ian

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Cornwell, David R

Private


Coupe, Janet Wren


Couper, John

Major


Coutts, Campbell Erskine

Lieutenant


Three years service in Middle East. Killed in action, Northern France, 18/8/44

Coutts, John M

Corporal

Royal Engineers

Cowan, Donald McK

Corporal


Cowie, Bruce G

Guardsman

Scots Guards

Craig, Agnes G

Corporal


Craig, David K

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Missing Malaya 1942. P.0.W. 1942-5

Craig, Hugh J Petty Officer

Fleet Air Arm

Craig, William

Chief Engineer

U.S. Merchant Navy

Cranston, James A

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Crawford, Alexander

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Crawford, Jamieson M

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Crawford, John M

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Creevy, Thomas

Private


Crockart, Alastair McF

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Cruickshank, Alex B

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Cruickshank, Frank H

Private


Cruickshank, James M

Gunner Surveyor

Royal Artillery

Crumless, James T

Sergeant


Crumless, William B

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Cumming, David

Flight Sergeant (Air Bomber)

Royal Canadian Air Force

Cumming, David C

Flight Lieutenant (Navigator)

Royal Air Force

Cumming, John

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Cummings, Clifford

Cadet (Flight Engineer)

Air Training Corps

Killed in a flying accident during training, 13/8/42

Cummings, James B


Royal Air Force

Cummings, John McC Sergeant


Cummings, Thomas

Private


Cummings, William F Private


Cunningham, James

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Curran, James

Coder

Royal Navy

Currie, Alexander

Corporal


Davidson, Alastair

Warrant Officer II

Royal Artillery

Davidson, Alfred W

Driver


Davidson, James

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Davidson, John G Lieutenant

Royal Navy

Davidson, Marion

Leading Wren


Davidson, Purcell S

Leading Steward

Royal Navy

Davidson, Sydney H

Lance Corporal

Royal Engineers

Davidson, William S

Staff Sergeant

Glider Pilot Regiment

Davie, John A

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Davie, William

Private


De Cunha, Edward P

Second Mate

Merchant Navy

Deery, Harry

Cadet (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Devlin, Eugene

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Devlin, Jack

Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Dick, Edward A

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Dickie, Phyllis

Wren


Dickson, John

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Dixon, Albert David Henry

Sergeant (Navigator)

Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve

No. 139 (Jamaica) Squadron. Missing, presumed killed, in Mosquito bomber raid over Berlin,

18/8/43

Docherty, James

Sergeant


Doctor, Bennett Radio Officer

Merchant Navy

Doctor, Russell Assistant Purser

Merchant Navy

Doig, Archibald

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Donald, John D

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Donald, Peter K

Sergeant


Donaldson, Robert Seaman

Merchant Navy

Donnachie, John

Officer Cadet

Parachute Regiment

Dougall, Roy S

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Douglas, Hugh S

Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Douglas, John D

Company Quartermaster Sergeant


Douglas, John R

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Douglas, Malcolm

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Douglas, Oswald A

Sergeant

Records Office, India

Downs, David

Leading Wireman

Royal Navy

Duff, Robert Ewing

Lieutenant (Engineer)

Royal Naval Reserve

On board HMS Scotstoun (Anchor liner Caledonia) when she was torpedoed, 13/6/40.

Subsequently on HMS Mooltan and HMS Manistee, in the latter of which he lost his life when

she was sunk by enemy action, 24/2/41.

Duncan, George

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Duncan, James

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Duncan, John A

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Duncan, Sydney T

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Duncan, William

Private

Royal Tank Corps

Duncan, William M

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Dunipace, John A

Third Officer

Merchant Navy

Dunlop, Derek Frederick

Sergeant (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner)


No. 75 (New Zealand) Squadron. Missing, presumed killed, during flying operations over

enemy territory, September 1941

Dunlop, James P

Colour-Sergeant

Royal Scots

Dunsmore, Norman

Corporal

United States Army

Easson, Eric H

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Easson, Harold

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Easson, Norman

Lieutenant


Edmond, James

Steward

Royal Navy

Eggleton, Edward

Squadron Leader

Royal Air Force

Elliot, James

Signalman


Elvin, Alexander

Signalman


Evans, Aubrey

Chief Officer

Merchant Navy

Ewing, Alex C

Major


Ewing, Harold S

Corporal


Ewing, Thomas C

Captain


Faitelson, Albert Private


Falconer, William

Pilot

Fleet Air Arm

Faulds, Alex C

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Fergus, Edward

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Fergus, George S

Sergeant

Royal Artillery


Ferguson, Henry

Sergeant

Scots Guards

Ferguson, James


Royal Air Force

Ferguson, John Adam


Royal Air Force

Bomber Command. Missing when plane failed to return to base from operational flight over

Germany, 17/10/40. Seen on return flight, and feared lost in North Sea

Ferguson, John J

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Ferguson, Samuel Private

Seaforth Highlanders

Fergusson, Alex L

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Fergusson, Thomas

Lance Corporal

Royal Tank Corps

Ferrier, James F Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Findlater, Robin

Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Fletcher, Alex E

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Fletcher, Edwin McGilvary

Flying Officer (Bomb Aimer)

Royal Air Force

Missing on fourth operational flight, being sent out to bomb Aachen, 12/4/44.

Entire crew lost. Age 21

Florence, Alexander

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Foley, Elizabeth

Lance Corporal


Forbes, Alex S Gunner

Royal Artillery

Forbes, Edna

Lance Corporal


Forbes, George Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Forbes, Jean T



Forbes, John A

Flight Lieutenant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Forbes, Richard

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Forbes, William McL

Corporal


Ford, Arthur Hanley


Royal Air Force

Killed on operational flight over Germany, 17/5/44. Buried at Eindhoven, Holland

Forrest, John

Stoker

Royal Navy

Forrester, Catherine

Sergeant


Forsyth, James

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Fortune, Alistair B

Leading Writer

Royal Navy

Fotheringham, Charles M.C.

Captain

Royal Engineers

Awarded M.C. for services in North-West Europe. The citation states " On numerous

occasions he has been conspicuous for his gallantry….On February 27 (1945) he carried out

the reconnaissance of an important bridge" (at Schadden on the Wesel, a tributary of the

Rhine) " in full view of the enemy, who swept it with small arms fire. He dismantled the

demolition charges which he found on the bridge." Now Adjutant in Palestine.

Fowler, George H Sapper

Royal Engineers

Fowler, Walter

Sergeant


Fowlis, Evan

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Fox, John

Corporal


Frame, James

Corporal


Fraser, Alasdair M

Petty Officer

Fleet Air Arm

Fraser, Alexander

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Fraser, Constance M

Sergeant


Fraser, Donald

Lance Corporal

Royal Engineers

Fraser, George

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Fraser, Gilian M Private


Fraser, Ian McL Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Fraser, John

Fourth Engineer

Merchant Navy

Fraser, Ronald

Lance Corporal

Royal Engineers

Fraser, Ruth

Nurse

Naval Voluntary Aid Detachment

Fraser, William T

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Fraser, William W

Corporal

Airborne, 6th Airborne Division

Freeman, David J

Leading Wireman

Royal Navy

Freeman, Joseph

Warrant Officer (Air Gunner)

Royal Air Force

Fulton, Maxwell Warrant Officer



Fyfe, Douglas

Marine

Royal Marines

Galbraith, Angus Sergeant


Galbraith, Helen M Corporal


Gallacher, Cornwall

Ordinary Signalman

Royal Navy

Killed in action on HMS Hood, 24/5/41

Galt, Douglas R

Leading Seaman

Royal Navy

Gates, Colvin

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Genever, Norman

Bandsman


Gerrie, Alfred

Sergeant

Royal Pioneer Corps

Gibson, David M

Driver


Gibson, James

Petty Officer

Fleet Air Arm

Gibson, James W

Lieutenant

Royal Navy

Gibson, Robert H

Private


Gilchrist, Alex W

Corporal

Royal Engineers

Gilchrist, Andrew


Royal Air Force

Gilchrist, Gavin

Leading Wireman

Royal Navy

Gilchrist, Ian C D.F.C.


Royal Air Force

Awarded D.F.C. "for having completed numerous operations against the enemy in the

course of which he has invariably displayed the utmost fortitude, courage, and devotion to

duty" (citation)

Gilchrist, John

Squadron Leader


Gillies, Ian

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Gilmour, James R

Sergeant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Failed to return home from an air operation, 5/12/41. Posted missing, then presumed killed

Glendinning, John

Warrant Officer (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner)

Royal Air Force

Goldie, Gilbert Private


Goldie, Marshall Trooper


Gollan, Alistair

Assistant Steward

Merchant Navy

Goodbrand, John A

First Radio Officer

Royal Navy

Gordon, Alex W

Wing Commander

Royal Air Force Regiment

Gordon, Andrew

Sergeant


Gordon, Frank

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Gordon, Isabella F

Sergeant


Gordon, James

Leading Seaman

Royal Navy

Gordon, John

Marine

Royal Marine Commandos

Gordon, Margaret Nurse


Gordon, Pearl Lance Corporal


Gordon, Theodore


Royal Air Force

Gorman, Robert Sapper

Royal Engineers

Gourlay, Francis J

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Gow, Robert Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Graham, Elizabeth K

Private


Grant, Eric

Wireless Operator

Royal Air Force

Grant, Joseph B

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Gray, Alexander W

Warrant Officer (Navigator)

Royal Air Force

Gray, George

Serjeant

Royal Artillery

Seriously wounded in surprise Japanese attack in eastern Arakan jungle, Burma, 5/12/44.

Carried for two days through jungle to airstrip, whence he was evacuated by air to

Trimulgerry, India, where he died, 6/7/45. Buried Allenby Cemetery, Trimulgerry

Gray, Harold D

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Gray, William G

Craftsman


Greaves, Samuel Sergeant

Army Education Corps

Green, James

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Greenhill, Marjory

Sergeant


Greenhom, John Lance Corporal

King's Royal Hussars

Gregory, Jean

Wren


Greig, Alexander


Gordon Highlanders

Gribb, Stephen W


Royal Air Force

Gribben, James

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Gribben, Robert W Sapper

Royal Engineers

Grierson, David B

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Grierson, William C

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Grieve, John

Corporal

Royal Engineers

Grogan, Martin

Private

Royal Navy

Guthrie, Robert Macdonald

Captain

Cameronians

Transferred in 1942 to the Foreign Office as King's Messenger. One of Mr Churchill's party

proceeding to Yalta Conference. As a member of the advance party, killed in the air crash of

1/2/45. Buried at Malta

Guy, Charles Mathieson

Sergeant (Flight Engineer)


Flight Engineer in Lancaster bomber, No. 514 Squadron, Waterbeach, Cambs. Killed on

operation to Caen, Normandy, 30/7/44. Body recovered from the sea off the coast of

Normandy by one of HM Ships and buried at sea

Guy, Colin C

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Guy, Robert Calder

Flight Sergeant (Air Gunner)


Rear Gunner in Lancaster bomber, No. 514 Squadron, Waterbeach, Cambs. Killed when

returning from operation near Paris, 8/6/44. Plane hit by flak, caught fire, and crashed at

Celle-les-Bordes, Seine et Oise. Buried in communal cemetery there

Haigh, Walter

Lance Corporal

Corps of Military Police

Halleron, Vivian Michael

Lieutenant

Gordon Highlanders

Killed by a sniper while leading his platoon in the clearing up of Rees, on the day following

the crossing of the Rhine, 25/3/45

Halliday, James R D.S.C. and Bar

Lieutenant

Royal Navy

No further information available.

Halliday, John B

Lance Corporal

Royal Engineers

Hamilton, George

Private


Died in Gleneagles Hospital, 28/5/40

Hamilton, Ian G

Private


Hamilton, John

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Died of wounds, France 22/5/40. Age 26

Hamilton, Walter

Private

Royal Artillery

Hammond, James

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Hanna, George N

Seaman

Merchant Navy

Hannah, Charles B

Lance Corporal


Hannah, Douglas

Private

Parachute Regiment

Hannah, Harry

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Hanson, Henry

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Hardie, James

First Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

Harkness, Frances C

Lance Corporal


Harper, John

Signalman


Harris, William

Flying Officer

Royal Air Force

Harvey, Thomas

Sergeant

Scots Guards

Hastings, Alex

Private


Hastings, Thomas

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Haughey, James

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Heggie, Robert M

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Henderson, Norman

Coder

Royal Navy

Henderson, Robert G D.F.C

Flight Lieutenant Wireless Operator/Air Gunner

Royal Air Force. Pathfinder Force.

Completed two full tours of operation (55 operations). Awarded D.F.C. for displaying "the

utmost fortitude, courage, and devotion to duty whilst flying on numerous operations against

the enemy." (citation)

Hendry, Isabella S

Private


Henry, William

Signalman


Henshelwood, Robert Stoker

Royal Navy

Heppell, Christiana

Corporal


Hercus, John

Marine

Royal Marines

Herd, Thomas G

Private


Hewitt, John

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Hewitt, Thomas

Private


Hewlett, Alfred George

Driver


POW, North Africa, 1942. Drowned on transport between Tripoli and Italy, 27/2/42. The ship

he was lost on was the Italian ship the "Tembien" which was torpedoed by HMS Upholder.

Hewlett had been captured at Tobruk

Hicks, Annie

Private


Hicks, James

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Hines, Frank

Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Hiskins, Jeannette C

Corporal


Hogg, Ian E

Sergeant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Hollywood, Henry M

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Holmes, Jemima R

Wren


Holmes, May

Wren


Hood, Elizabeth

Wren


Hood, John S

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Hood, Samuel B

Stoker

Royal Navy

Hooper, Fred

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Hoskins, Agnes

Private


Houston, Gilbert Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Houston, John

Private


Howat, George

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Huggins, John

Lance Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Hughes, Frank

Captain

Black Watch

Huisman, Alice M

Private


Huisman, John

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Humpherson, Alex T

Private


Humpherson, George

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Hunter, Agnes

Corporal


Hunter, Alexander

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Reported by Japanese authorities to have died at sea while a POW, 10/11/42

Hunter, David

Seaman

Royal Navy

Hutchison, William

Captain


Hutton, Alexander

Captain

Royal Artillery

8th Army in North Africa. Mentioned in Despatches. Killed in action at Bayeux, Normandy,

8/7/44

Hutton, Helen M

Wren


Hutton, James

Signalman


Innes, Herbert J Assistant Steward

Merchant Navy

Innes, Ian

Seaman

Merchant Navy

Irvin, John W

Staff Sergeant

Intelligence Corps

Irvin, Robert Trooper


Irvine, George

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Killed in action, Dunkirk, 10/5/40

Irvine, George D.F.M. Flying Officer (Flight Engineer)

Royal Air Force

Awarded D.F.M. 22/5/45, for having "completed numerous operations against the enemy in

the course of which he has invariably displayed the utmost fortitude, courage, and devotion

to duty" (citation)

Irvine, George Boyle

Sergeant (Observer)

Royal Air Force

The same man as the RA Gunner?

Irvine, John Livingstone McIntyre

Trooper

Royal Tank Corps

Died of wounds at El Alamein, Middle East, 7/7/42

Irvine, John R

Sub-Lieutenant

Royal Navy

Irvine, Mary

Corporal


Irvine, Stuart Seaman

Merchant Navy

Jack, Archibald

Sergeant


Jack, Ivor L

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Jack, Ronald A

Sergeant

Gordon Highlanders

Jackson, Alex

Private

Royal Air Force

Jackson, Andrew

Staff Sergeant


Jackson, David

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Died of wounds, Wadi Akarit, Middle East, 7/4/43.

Jackson, George W

Sergeant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Jackson, James F



Jackson, Wm H M.M.

Regimental Sergeant Major

R.A.M.C. Field Ambulance

With B.E.F. in France, 1940. Took part in invasion of North Africa with First Army, 1942.

Served throughout North Africa, Sicilian and Italian campaigns of the Eighth Army. Awarded

M.M. for “bravery in the field" in an action in the mountains to the south of Bologna,

26/12/44.

Jaffray, Jean

Lance Corporal


Jamieson, James

Driver


Jamieson, William

Leading Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Jarvies, Elspeth



Jarvies, William

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Missing Singapore 1942. P.0.W. 1942-45

Jeans, Frank

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Jeans, James

Wireless Operator

Merchant Navy

Jeans, James G D.F.M.

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Flight Engineer (Leader) on Liberator aircraft, No. 120 Squadron (Ulster and Iceland).

Awarded D.F.M., 17/1/44. The citation states that he “served with distinction on anti-

submarine operations for a period of 18 months. He was a member of an aircraft crew which

attacked and sank an enemy submarine. By skilful operation of a camera he obtained an

unusually fine record of the action".

Jeffrey, George G

Signalman


Jeffrey, Robert Corporal

Royal Air Force

Jenkins, Evan

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Jenkins, George H

Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

Jenkins, John M.M.

Guardsman

Scots Guards

Awarded M.M. as N.C.O. in charge of an anti-tank gun crew which helped to stem a German

panzer attack in North Africa.

Johnson, Arch J M.M.

Sergeant

R.A. (Field)

Awarded M.M. for effecting emergency repairs to radio sets under heavy fire during an

attack on a strong point on the Gothic Line, Italy, thus enabling fire orders to be transmitted

to the artillery at a critical moment.

Johnson, Charles Stephen

Marine

Royal Marines

Killed in action under shell-fire, Normandy, 8/8/44

Johnston, Alastair M

Writer

Royal Navy

Johnston, Charles R

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Johnston, Iain A Private


Johnston, James A M.C. O.B.E. Colonel

R.A.M.C.

Joined R.A.M.C. in 1935. Service in India until 1940. Was at Quetta earthquake disaster and

in engagements on N.W. Frontier as a result of which he was awarded the Military Cross.

Returned home 1940. Eventually took charge of Field Ambulance Unit, with which he landed

in Normandy on D-Day. Thereafter was with B.L.A. in Holland until occupation of Belsen

Concentration Camp where he was sent to take charge of medical work, until the destruction

of the camp. Sent to Far East just before the collapse of Japan. Has since served in Malaya

and Burma. Mentioned in Despatches for work with B.L.A. in France, and received O.B.E.,

for work in Belsen.

Johnston, Ralph

Driver


Johnston, Robert W

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Johnstone, Norman W

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Johnstone, Robert Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Jones, Dorothea

Corporal


Jones, Ronald James

Steward

Naval Auxiliary Personnel (Merchant Navy)

Lost his life on board HMS Scotstoun (Anchor liner Caledonia) when ship was torpedoed by

German submarine, 13/6/40

Junor, Donald

Piper


Kay, Maxwell J

Seaman

Royal Navy

Keddie, James D.F.M.

Flight Lieutenant (Air Observer)

Royal Air Force

Awarded D.F.M. for services in the Battle of the Ruhr. Brought down over Berlin in Lancaster

bomber, September, 1943, and P.O.W. till end of war.

Keir, Alexander

Lance-Sergeant

Royal Engineers

Kelly, Jane H

Private


Kemp, Cyril Wireless Operator

Royal Navy

Kemp, Gibson

Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

Kennedy, Robert

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Kenneth, James M

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Kenyon, Arthur

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Kenyon, Mildred

Aircraftwoman


Kerr, Charles

Seaman

Merchant Navy

Kerr, Janet M

Leading Wren


Kerr, John

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Kerr, Mary

Private


Kerr, Peter

Seaman

Merchant Navy

Kerr, Robert H

Seaman

Royal Navy

Kerr, William

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Kilpatrick, Thomas

Bandsman


King, William C


Royal Air Force

Kinnaird, Robert Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Kirk, Robert Corporal

Royal Air Force

Kirkwood, John

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Kyle, Hamilton

Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Laidlaw, William

Private


Laing, Fred

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Laird, A S

Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Laird, Adam

Warrant Officer (Wireless Operator)

Royal Air Force

Shot down over Germany 1943. POW, 1943-45

Lamond, Norman

Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Lamont, Angus D

Chief Radio Officer

Merchant Navy

Lamont, Gordon John

Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Drowned in a bathing accident while convalescing from wounds, North Africa, 7/6/43. Buried

in Enfidaville War Cemetery, Tunisia.

Lamont, Hugh

Officer Cadet


Lamont, Ian



Killed a month after war ended while flying Gloster Meteor aircraft on test exercise, 8/10/45

Lamont, Ian John

Petty Officer Radio Mechanic

Royal Navy, Fleet Air Arm

Killed during practice diving, by crashing in Port Ritz harbour, Kilindini, East Africa, 26/1/44.

Buried in Mombasa

Lamont, J S F

Warrant Officer II

Royal Artillery

Lamont, Jack G Sergeant


Lardner, Samuel Private


Law, Frank

Pilot Officer (Pilot)


Pilot of a Lancaster aircraft, Bomber Command. Killed on air operations over Germany,

20/2/44. Buried in Attila Cemetery near Paderborn, Germany

Law, James S

Steward

Merchant Navy

Law, John Alexander D.F.C.



Pilot of Liberator aircraft, Coastal Command. Awarded DFC in April 1945 for "flying with

great distinction in a sortie, during which an armed enemy vessel, escorting a merchantman,

was successfully attacked" (citation). Killed on air operations off the coast of Sumatra,

13/8/45. Body last seen in the sea by the survivors

Lawrie, Alan

Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Lawrie, Henry W

Sub-Lieutenant

Royal Navy

Lawrie, James D.S.C

Lieutenant (Observer)

Fleet Air Arm

Awarded D.S.C 5/12/44 "for courage, skill, and devotion to duty shown as observer of a

Swordfish aircraft operating from H.M.S. Striker in successful attacks carried out against

enemy submarines in defence of convoys to and from North Russia" (extract from citation).

Lawrie, Robert Sergeant (Air Gunner)

Royal Air Force

Lawson, Cameron A

Corporal


Lawson, James

Officer Cadet

Merchant Navy

Lees, Cuthbert F Sergeant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Leggat, Hew

Sergeant


Leggat, John McC

Signalman


Leitch, Alex

Guardsman

Scots Guards

Leitch, Peter

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Leitch, Ronald

Lieutenant Commander

Royal Navy

Lennie, Andrew Private


Levine, Dorian

Major


Levine, Ellis

Captain


Levine, Mark

Wireless Operator

Royal Air Force

Levine, Philip

Captain


Levine, Reginald

Lieutenant


Lewisohn, Renate

Private


Lindsay, Charles T

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Lindsay, James

Junior Officer

Merchant Navy

Lindsay, James S

Flight Sergeant (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner)

Royal Air Force

Lindsay, John

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Lindsay, William

Leading Seaman

Royal Navy


Linning, John

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Lippiatt, Alfred S

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Lippiatt, Bryce


Royal Air Force

Lithgow, Ellen A

Sergeant



Little, William G Lance Corporal


Livingstone, David A

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Livingstone, Jessie

Leading Wren


Lockyer, Violet Sergeant


Logan, Robert Private


Logan, William P

Warrant Officer (Pilot)

Royal Air Force


Louden, James

Leading Air Fitter

Fleet Air Arm

Lowry, Daniel J

Captain

Royal Artillery

Lowther, Herbert M.C. Lieutenant Colonel


Awarded M.C. in 1914-18 war.

Lutton, James B

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Lyle, George

Captain


Mailer, Andrew

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Maitland, Angus E

Warrant Officer I


Maitland, Harry D

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Maitland, Ruby

Aircraftwoman


Major, William

Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Malcolm, Alex

Sergeant


Malcolm, George M Corporal

Royal Air Force

Maltby, William

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Manson, Arnott

Officer Cadet

Merchant Navy

Martin, Catherine McD



Martin, Hugh

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Mason, Crank

Signalman

Royal Artillery

Mason, James

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Mason, Kathleen

Private


Masterton, John

Private

Army Catering Corps

Matheson, Flori Leading Wren


Mathie, James

Corporal


Mathieson, Douglas

Sergeant

Gordon Highlanders

McAdam, David W

Signalman


McAllister, Gavin

Craftsman


McAllister, John

Sergeant

Corps of Military Police

McAllister, Walter D

Writer

Royal Navy

McArthur, Alex H

Fusilier

Royal Welch Fusiliers

McArthur, Ian A

Corporal

Royal Air Force

McArthur, Joseph A

Sergeant

Royal Artillery

McAskill, Irene I Wren


McAulay, Finlay

Captain


McAulay, John W

Private

Home Guard (West Africa Force)

McAulay, Marshall F

Lieutenant

Royal Artillery

McBain, James

Private

Parachute Regiment

McBay, Thomas

Private


McBride, Hugh

Corporal

Royal Air Force

McBride, John

Corporal

Royal Engineers

McBride, William Wilson

Lieutenant


9th Battalion Cameronians (SR). Killed in action at Tilburg, Holland, 26/10/44. Buried at

Bergen-op-Zoom

McCallum, Alastair

Chief Petty Officer

Royal Navy

McCallum, Alex

Company Sergeant-Major


C-in-C's Good Service Certificate

McCallum, Elizabeth

Aircraftwoman


McCallum, Neil M

Warrant Officer (Air Gunner)

Royal Air Force

McCaw, Alastair

Leading Telegraphist

Royal Navy

McCaw, Alistair Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McCaw, John


Royal Air Force

McCaw, Robert Corporal

Royal Air Force

McCaw, Robert William

Ordinary Seaman

Royal Navy

Killed in action on HMS Hood, 24/5/41

McChesney, John J

Chief Petty Officer

Royal Navy

McCleery, Albert Leading Air Fitter

Fleet Air Arm

McCloskey, Andrew G

Major


McCloskey, James



McClymont, Forbes

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

McColl, Ewen

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

McColm, Thomas

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

McConnell, Alastair S

Sergeant

Royal Engineers

McCormick, lain

Private


McCowatt, Arthur

Sergeant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

McCoy, Ewen

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force


McCracken, Christina

Wren


McCracken, Thomas

Craftsman


McCrae, Georgina

Corporal


McCrae, Robert A

Signalman


McCrae, Thomas

Corporal

Royal Air Force

McCrorie, James

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McCrorie, John

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McCulloch, James

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McCutcheon, Edward M.B.E.

Third Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

Awarded M.B.E. for carrying out emergency repairs on his ship when struck by enemy

torpedo several hundred miles out to sea, so that she was enabled to reach port in spite of

smashed steering gear. Also awarded Lloyd's Medal for bravery at sea.

McCutcheon, James

Fourth Engineer

Merchant Navy

McCutcheon, John

Fourth Engineer

Merchant Navy

McDerment, James

Lance Corporal


McDermid, John A

Corporal


McDermid, William M

Squadron Leader

Royal Air Force

McDonald, Alastair W

Flight Sergeant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

McDonald, Alex M

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

McDonald, Alfred

Marine

Royal Marines

McDonald, Arthur

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McDonald, Catherine

Leading Wren


McDonald, Christina

Corporal


McDonald, George

Private


McDonald, Hector

Lance Corporal


McDonald, Ivy

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

McDonald, James

Sergeant


P.O.W., 23/9/44, at Middlebaers, Holland.

McDonald, James D

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

McDonald, John B Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McDonald, Joseph R Craftsman


McDonald, Norman

Major


McDonald, Norman R

Battery Sergeant Major

Royal Artillery

McDonald, Robert Petty Officer

Royal Navy

McDonald, Walter

Corporal


McDonald, William

Seaman

Royal Navy

McDougall, James

Stoker

Royal Navy

McDougall, John A

Private


McDowall, Harry

Fitter

Fleet Air Arm

McEwan, Myra

Nurse


McEwen, William

Flight Lieutenant (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner)

Royal Air Force

McFarlane, Robert W

Gunner

Royal Artillery

McFarlane, Scott Gibson

Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Accidentally killed while on active service in south of England, 22/8/41

McFarlane, William

Private

Royal Engineers

McGaw, Alexander

Sub-Lieutenant

Royal Navy

McGaw, Malcolm J

Sapper

Royal Engineers

McGaw, Neil McArthur

Pilot Officer (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Pilot of Lancaster bomber, No. 625 Squadron, Kelstern, Lincs. Aircraft failed to return from

bombing attack on Mailly-le-Camp, France, 4/5/44. Burial place later discovered at Trouan-

le-Petit, near Mailly-le-Camp

McGeorge, Mary



McGill, Robert Corporal

Royal Air Force

McGillivray, Donald

Leading Steward

Royal Navy

McGillivray, Kenneth

Signalman



McGilvray, Donald

Craftsman


McGlashan, Angela

Petty Officer


McGowan, Douglas H

Aircraftman

New Zealand Air Force

McGowan, Henry

Sergeant

Royal Artillery

McGrath, Robert A

Lieutenant


McGregor, Robert Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McGuire, Myra

Private


McIlwain, Harry F

Private


McIntyre, Alex

Gunner Surveyor

Royal Artillery

McIntyre, Angus

Private


McIntyre, Norman

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McIntyre, Peter M

Corporal

Royal Air Force

McIntyre, Robert M

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McIver, Dougald M

Warrant Officer II


McIver, William

Private


McKay, Donald B

Lance Corporal


McKay, G Kerr

Senior Chaplain

Royal Army Chaplains' Department

McKay, George

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McKay, Harold M

Corporal

Green Howards

McKay, Hugh

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

McKay, James

Corporal

Royal Air Force

McKay, James



Killed in bomber raid over Berlin, 26/11/43

McKay, John

Trooper

Reconnaissance Corps

Killed in Kent while in training, 22/6/42

McKay, Thomas M

Lieutenant

Royal Navy

McKelvie, Robert J Lance Corporal


McKendrick, George G D.F.C.

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Awarded D.F.C., 24/10/45. The citation states “This officer was pilot in a Sunderland aircraft

which attacked two small enemy vessels in August, 1945. In spite of intense and accurate

anti-aircraft fire from both vessels Flight Lieut. McKendrick went into the attack at low

level.....Both vessels were set on fire. The Sunderland was hit by the enemy's bullets and

became difficult to control. Nevertheless, Flight Lieut. McKendrick flew safely to base."

McKenzie, Alexander



Flight Engineer in Lancaster aircraft, No. 156 Pathfinder Squadron, Warboys, Hunts. Missing

on raid over Berlin, 27/3/43. Presumed killed, June 1943

McKenzie, Angus

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

McKenzie, Anne

Driver


McKenzie, Christina

Private


McKenzie, Elizabeth

Private


McKenzie, Flora

Corporal


McKenzie, Helen



McKenzie, John

Craftsman


McKenzie, John

First Lieutenant

Royal Navy

McKenzie, John Gilmour



Killed in action, 6/10/44. Age 21

McKenzie, Murdo

Sapper

Royal Engineers

POW, 1940-45

McKenzie, Norman

Lance Corporal

Black Watch

McKenzie, William J

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McKillop, Henry

Petty Officer

Fleet Air Arm

McKillop, John M.A.

Private


Died on service at Menston, Yorks., 8/9/45. Age 22

McKinlay, Matthew

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McKinnon, Ewen

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McKinnon, James

Coder

Royal Navy

McKinnon, John Withers

Lieutenant

Royal Marines

Died on active service while engaged in special operations in France in December 1942

(Admiralty report). One of ten marines who volunteered to attack enemy blockade runners at

Bordeaux. Launched in five "cockles" from submarine Tuna to entrance to Gironde estuary,

7/12/42. Sailed 50 miles to Bordeaux, attached "limpet" mines to enemy ships, destroyed

three certainly, and probably five. One officer and one marine returned safely. Lieut.

McKinnon is known to have been captured, and is buried at Banegux Cemetery, near Paris

McKinnon, Margaret Wren


McLachlan, Alistair Lachlan


Royal Air Force

Killed in a crash, Herefordshire, on an investigation flight, 25/1/43

McLachlan, Peter

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

McLachlan, William M

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McLean, Allan

Gunner

Royal Artillery

McLean, George

Captain

Royal Pioneer Corps

McLean, Gilleasbuig

Sergeant

Army Intelligence Corps

McLean, J Lennox

Second Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

McLean, John

Lieutenant

Army Catering Corps

McLean, Kenneth M

Sergeant


McLean, Malcolm

Lieutenant


McLean, Neil M

Flight Sergeant (Wireless Operator)

Royal Air Force

McLeish, Donald R

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

McLellan, John G

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McLellan, William Whitelaw



Killed in raid over Hamburg, 24/7/43. Age 20

McLeod, Charles

Driver


McLeod, Evander

Lance Corporal


McLeod, Malcolm

Driver


McLeod, Norman D

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

McLeod, Rachel Aircraftwoman


McLucas, Ian C

Sergeant


McLuckie, Alex V

Lance-Sergeant

Royal Artillery

McMaster, Alexander

Signalman


McMaster, James L

Warrant Officer I


McMillan, Douglas M

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McMillan, John A

Leading Draughtsman

Royal Navy

McMillan, John Nevins

Ordinary Signalman

Royal Navy

Killed at the battle of Java on board SS Anking, March 1942

McMillan, Malcolm G

Signalman


McMillan, Stanley M

Lieutenant

Royal Artillery

McMillan, William

Petty Officer

Royal Canadian Navy

McNab, Ellen C

Private


McNair, Dorothy

Nurse


McNee, David B

Leading Telegraphist

Royal Navy

McNeil, John

Sergeant (Bomb Aimer)


Shot down by the enemy over England during night practice flying, 25/4/44

McNeil, John R

Seaman

Merchant Navy

McNeill, Albert W

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McNeill, Daniel S

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McNie, Norman

Major


McNinch, William

Sergeant

Royal Marine Artillery

McPhail, Donald A

Warrant Officer I

Army Education Corps

McPhail, Ian

Petty Officer

Merchant Navy

McPhater, Catherine McM

Private


McPhee, Evan

Seaman

Merchant Navy

McPhee, John

Sergeant


McPhee, John A

Lance Corporal


McPherson, Alex

Lance-Sergeant


McPherson, Barbara

Private


McPherson, Donald S

Captain

Intelligence Corps

McPherson, Malcolmina

Aircraftwoman


McQuillan, Andrew

Private


McRae, John

Marine

Royal Marines

McRae, Robert A

Corporal


McRobbie, Douglas

Stores Assistant

Royal Navy

McSween, Angus

First Radio Officer

Royal Navy

McSween, Roderick Campbell

Ordinary Seaman

Royal Navy

Died in Leys Hospital, Cambs., after three months' service, 13/12/41

McTaggart, Cannell H

Sergeant


McVean, Beatrice

Petty Officer


McVicar, Donald W

Gunner

Royal Artillery

McVicar, Dorothy F

Corporal


McVicar, Douglas

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

McVicar, Jessie

Private


Caught a severe cold while on service, November 1942, and died at home, 12/7/43. Age 21

McVicar, Neil M

Battery Sergeant Major

Royal Artillery

McVicar, Niven

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

McVicar, Stuart M

Private

Middlesex Regiment

McWilliam, Alex

Warrant Officer

Royal Air Force

Shot down over Germany, 1943. POW, 1943-45

Meggatt, Elizabeth

Private


Meiklejohn, James S

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Melvin, Alexander

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Michie, William

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Miles, George E

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Millar, Geo

Sergeant

Royal Engineers

Millar, James

Corporal

Royal Engineers

Millar, James

Flight Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Millar, Marjory

Aircraftwoman


Millar, Robert F

Corporal


Millar, William M

Second Officer

Merchant Navy

Millar, William T

Private


Miller, Bruce

Seaman

Royal Navy

Miller, James

Major


Miller, James

Serjeant


Killed in a motor cycle accident, Essex, 18/2/41. Buried at Lambhill Cemetery, Glasgow

Miller, John

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Miller, John


Royal Navy

Miller, John F Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Miller, Margaret Aircraftwoman


Miller, William A

Private

Durham Light Infantry

Milliken, Margaret Private


Milne, Henry L Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Mitchell, John

Leading Writer

Royal Navy

Mitchell, Robert Staff Sergeant


Mitchell, William

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Mitchell, William C

Private

Parachute Regiment

Mochan, John B

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Moffat, Robert Leading Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Moncrieff, Alex

Corporal


Montgomery, Robert Gunner

Royal Artillery

Moore, George W

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Moore, Harold

Private


PoW Italy and Germany 1942-1945

Moore, William N

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Moorhouse, John

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Moreland, James G

Private


Morison, Charles J D.F.C.

Flight Lieutenant Air Gunner (rear)

Royal Air Force. 161 and 186 Squadrons.

Bomber Command citation states that the award of D.F.C. is "for courage and devotion to

duty over two tours of operational duty," i.e. 65 operations against the enemy.

Morison, George G

Chief Engineer

Merchant Navy

Morison, Isabella

Leading Wren


Morison, Ronald

Lance Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Morris, Horatio Herbert

Sergeant (Pilot)

Royal Air Force

Lost in test flight, 6/6/42. Body washed ashore about 20/6/42

Morris-Lindsay, Barbara M



Morrison, Alex W

Corporal


Morrison, Andrew

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Morrison, David G

Lieutenant

Royal Navy

Morrison, Donald A

Sergeant


Morrison, Isabel Leading Wren


Morrison, John E

Second Engineer

Merchant Navy

Morrison, Robert W

Bandsman


Morton, Hugh

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Morton, James Litster

Sergeant (Pilot)


Bomber Command. Killed in action over France, 27/6/40

Morton, John

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Muir, John P

Private


Muir, Robert D

Sergeant


Munn, John

Corporal


Munn, May

Sister


Munro, John F

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Munro, Murdoch

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Munro, Ronald P

Lieutenant


Murdoch, Douglas A

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Murdoch, Helen W

Corporal


Murdoch, Janet Corporal


Murray, Agnes

Private


Murray, Alex F

Private


Murray, Archibald McD

Lance-Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Murray, John M

Lance-Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Murray, Norman G

Leading Wireman

Royal Navy

Murray, Robert B

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Murray, Robert Maxwell

Lance Serjeant


Killed on active service in the Battle of El Alamein while leading his section through a

minefield, 24/10/43

Neil, Donald

Sergeant

Royal Air Force


Neil, Euphemia

Private


Neil, George

Sick Berth Attendant

Royal Navy

Neil, William

Lance Corporal


Neill, William B

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Newton, George

Private


Nicholson, Alastair

Lieutenant

Royal Artillery

Nicholson, Donald

Squadron Leader

Royal Air Force

Nicol, Margaret Private


Nicolson, Alistair J Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant


Nicolson, Cath McL

Leading Wren


Nicolson, George

Leading Steward

Royal Navy

Nicolson, Isabella



Nicolson, Neil Guardsman

Scots Guards

Nicolson, Norman

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Ninian, John D.F.C.

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Flight Engineer on Halifax aircraft. Flew on 36 bombing raids over Germany. Awarded

D.F.C. following an operation in which only two out of crew of seven remained alive.

Noble, David C



Reported missing, presumed killed, in Wellington bomber, Middle East, 26/10/42

Nolan, Joan

Wren


Notman, Thomas M.C.

Lieutenant


12th Field Ambulance, C.M.F. Wounded at Monte Cassino (Italy) on 30/4/44, after treating

and evacuating wounded under heavy fire. For his "magnificent work" here, he was awarded

the MC, 2/7/44. On previous day (1/7/44) killed by a shell in battle to the west of Lake

Trasimeno.

O’Day, Dennis Neill

Sergeant (Pilot)


Bomber Command. Pilot of Lancaster aircraft operating over Europe. Posted missing,

presumed killed, when aircraft lost without trace on mine laying expedition over Frisian

waters

Officer, William

Flight Sergeant

Royal Air Force


Ogilvie, Margaret Private


Oliphant, Alex M

Supply Assistant

Royal Navy

Orr, Arthur W

Staff Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Orr, Isabel K



Overton, William P

Warrant Officer I

Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

Owens, Charles

Tech. Assistant


Pass, John N

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Passway, Robert J

Sub-Lieutenant (Engineer)

Royal Navy

Paterson, Alexander

Gunner

Royal Horse Artillery

Paterson, Irene D

Corporal



Paterson, Joseph

Private


Paterson, Margaret A

Aircraftwoman


Paterson, Robert Corporal

Royal Air Force

Paton, Charles

Chaplain

Royal Navy

Paton, William Wilson

Private

Royal Artillery

With BEF (52nd Lowland Division) at the evacuation of France. Middle East, August, 1941.

Killed at Adjedabaya in attempting to assist a wounded comrade, 2/1/42. Burial place so far

unknown

Patrick, May



Patrick, William

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Patterson, David T

Lance Corporal


Patterson, Richard B

Private


Pearson, Frank

Signalman


Pearson, James Elgin

Second Radio Officer

Merchant Navy

Lost at sea off the coast of Brazil when SS Observer was torpedoed, 6/12/42

Peebles, Catherine

Sergeant


Penman, David F

Sergeant


Phillips, Benjamin

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Captured Brest, 1940. P.O.W., 1940-5.

Phillips, James McA

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Phillips, Julius

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Phillips, Murray S

Chief Electrician

Merchant Navy

Piper, Robert Company Sergeant-Major


Platt, Joseph J

Sapper-Surveyor

Royal Engineers

POW, 1940-45

Pollock, Hugh M

Sergeant

Glider Pilot Regiment

Pollock, John

Piper


Pollock, Margaret A

Lance Corporal


Pollock, William

Corporal


Potter, Robert Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Pottinger, Matthew C D.S.C.

Lieutenant- Commander

Royal Navy

Commanded flotilla of tank landing craft in the Mediterranean, 1943-45. Took part in assault

landings at Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, South of France, etc. Mentioned in Despatches for

services at Anzio beachhead, where he was senior officer H.M. tank landing craft. Detailed

for duty in Greek waters during the clash with E.L.A.S. forces. Assisted in raising siege of

Piraeus. Awarded D.S.C.

Prior, Eunice M

Nurse

Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service

Purdie, William C Stoker

Royal Navy

Rae, Ann

Private


Rae, George

Staff Sergeant


Rae, Harry G Croix de Guerre

Squadron Leader

Royal Air Force

Engaged on R.A.F. Movements Organisation with 2nd Tactical Air Force in Normandy,

France, Belgium, Germany, and Czechoslovakia. Mentioned in Despatches for services

during planning of movements organisation for the invasion of the Continent, and during the

early stage of the landing. Awarded Croix de Guerre for services to the French in the

invasion and during the breakthrough from Normandy to the Seine.

Rae, Jean T

Nurse


Rae, Louise

Private


Rafferty, James

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Rainey, John

Lance Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Ramsay, David B

Captain


Ramsay, George

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Ramsay, William McK


Royal Navy

Rankin, Arch

Chief Radio Officer

Merchant Navy

Rankin, James

Sapper

Royal Engineers

Reid, Andrew G

Private

Black Watch

Reid, Donald J Lieutenant


Reid, Helen

Leading Wren


Reid, Hugh B



Reid, Josephina

Wren


Reid, Lawrence

Lance-Sergeant


Reid, Morven

Bombardier

Royal Canadian Artillery

Reid, Thomas

Private


Reid, Walter S

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Reid, William L

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Renkin, Denis T

Leading Wireman

Royal Navy

Renshaw, Andrew E

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Retson, Thomas J

Signalman


Richardson, Beryl Leading Wren


Richardson, Robert Y

Corporal


Rimmer, Lillian

Wren


Roantree, Ian Landsdowne

Lieutenant


Volunteered from Argentina. Landed Normandy D-Day (6/6/44). Killed in action, 13/6/44.

Robb, Eric M

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Robb, John

Seaman

Merchant Navy

Robb, Victor C

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Roberts, Jack B

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Roberts, James M

Wireless Operator

Royal Air Force

Robertson, Alex

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Robertson, Fred J

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Robertson, George

Lance Corporal

Black Watch

Robertson, James R

Private


Robertson, John D.F.M.

Flight Lieutenant (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner)


Late Bomb Aimer, on No. 97 Squadron, Bomber Command. One of the first to take an 800-lb

bomb over enemy country. Operational flights to Cologne, Bremen, Hamburg, Berlin, Le

Creusot, and Genoa. Bomb Aimer on the plane which carried BBC correspondent Richard

Dimbleby to bomb Berlin, 16/1/43. Awarded DFM, June 1943. Killed when plane crashed,

11/3/45

Robertson, John D

Leading Wireman

Royal Navy

Robertson, Matthew McS


Royal Air Force

PoW Stalag IV.B Germany 1943-45

Robertson, Phyllis



Robinson, Alexander

Private

Airborne, 1st Airborne Division

Robinson, Robert Charles

Lance Corporal


Killed at Imphal, Kohima, Burma, 1/6/44

Rodger, William W

Staff Quartermaster Sergeant


Rooney, William

Seaman

Royal Navy

Rosborough, George

Writer

Royal Navy

Ross, Alex

Captain


Ross, Catherine

Private


Ross, Charles

Private


Ross, Douglas S

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Ross, James R

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Ross, John

Staff Sergeant

Royal Engineers

Ross, Robert McD

Lance Corporal


Rountree, David J

Leading Sick Berth Attendant

Royal Navy

Roxburgh, George

Writer

Royal Navy

Roxburgh, Thomas Wilson

Lieutenant


Drafted to India, 1940. Dropped with battalion behind enemy lines by glider and parachute at

the battle of Kohima and Imphal, April 1944. After forced marches "led the dawn attack" (at

Kasom) "upon the Japanese position...the enemy were completely routed" (letter from O.C.).

During a counter attack, killed by a sniper, 15/4/44. Had he survived this battle he would

have take up an appointment as O.C. all airborne troops in Dimipur. Buried at Imphal, Burma

Rubin, Brenda

Private


Russell, Arthur J Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Russell, Arthur W

Writer

Royal Navy

Russell, David

Sergeant


Russell, James

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Russell, James H

Major


Ruthven, Thomas

Signalman

Royal Navy

Ryder, John

Major


Sakol, Allan

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Sakol, Bernard

Private


Captured at St Valery, 1940. P.O.W., 1940-5. .

Sakol, Malcolm

Flight Sergeant

Royal Air Force


Sandilands, Andrew

Seaman

Merchant Navy

Sandilands, David

Craftsman


Sandilands, Peter C

Trooper

Queen's Own Hussars

Sargent, Albert F

Captain

Royal Army Chaplains' Department

Sargent, Charles McK

Sergeant

Royal Tank Corps

Sargent, John F

Sergeant


Savage, Samuel Stoker

Royal Australian Navy

Scaife, Betty

Wren


Scotland, Lilian B

Wren


Scott, Barlow


Royal Air Force

Scott, Donald M

Marine

Royal Marines

Scott, Dorothy M

Lance Corporal


Scott, John

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Scott, John McN

Marine

Royal Marines

Scott, Robert Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Scoullar, Robert Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Shaffer, Vivienne S

Corporal


Sharkie, Daniel Dennis

Pilot Officer (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner)

Royal Air Force

Wireless Operator/Air Gunner in Halifax aircraft, No. 502 Squadron, Coastal Command.

Killed in action, Skagerrak, Norway, 10/4/45.

Sharkie, Godfrey S

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Sharp, Dorothy

Cadet Ensign


Sharp, Harold F

Warrant Officer I


Sharp, James

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Sharp, John G

Sub-Lieutenant

Royal Navy

Sharp, May M

Corporal


Sharp, Thomas D

Warrant Officer II

Royal Artillery

Sharp, Walter G

Corporal


Shaw, Angus

Lieutenant Commander

Royal Navy

Shaw, James F

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Shaw, Solomon W

Private

Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Shearer, Thomas

Trooper

Royal Armoured Corps, 10th Royal Hussars

Killed in action at Saunnu, Libya, by direct hit on tank, 23/1/42. Age 21

Shields, John

Lance Corporal

Parachute Regiment

Shirreff, James

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Short, Gregor

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Silver, Janet Cadet Ensign


Sim, Alastair J

Lance Corporal


Simpkins, David A

Craftsman


Simpson, Alexander

Lance Corporal


Simpson, Hugh

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Simpson, James

Sergeant (Pilot)


Shot down over Bay of Biscay, 17/10/43

Simpson, Jane H

Private


Simpson, John

Lieutenant


Simpson, Winifred

Private


Sinclair, Angus

Private


Sinclair, Elizabeth G

Sergeant


C.-in-C.'s Good Service Certificate

Sinclair, Jean T

Nurse


Sinclair, John K

Captain


Skinner, Thomas S

Private


Slade, Irene



Slater, Peter H

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Captured 22/12/42. P.O.W. till 1945.

Slimmon, Isabella

Lance Corporal


Smith, Alexander

Bombardier

Maritime Royal Artillery

Smith, Allan P

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Smith, Andrew A

Lance-Sergeant

Royal Artillery

Smith, Catherine W

Corporal


Smith, Hester K

Nurse


Smith, Robert Private


Smith, Robert W

Corporal


Smith, William

Sergeant Major


Snodgrass, Andrew

Seaman

Royal Navy

Sooman, Charles H

Lance Corporal


Captured Dunkirk 1940. P.O.W. till 1945.

Souter, Allan

Able Seaman

Merchant Navy

Souter, Donald

Third Engineer Officer

Merchant Navy

Lost at sea off Newfoundland when ship carrying ammunition torpedoed by German

submarine, 20/2/43

Souter, Irene

Corporal


Souter, James

Lance Bombardier

Royal Artillery, 78th Field Regiment

Served with Middle East Forces. Killed at Anzio Bridgehead, Italy

Souter, Jean

Nurse


Souter, Robert C

Serjeant

Royal Artillery

Missing, presumed killed in action at the evacuation of Dunkirk, 1940.

Speed, George

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Speirs, Edward

Private


Spenceley, Peter

Warrant Officer I


Spiers, William

Petty Officer

Merchant Navy

Killed in blackout accident on gangway, London

Stalker, Isabel F

Wren


Stalker, James K Trooper


Steel, James

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Steel, James A

Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Steele, Jean S

Nurse


Sternstein, Jack

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Stevenson, Donald

Able Seaman

Merchant Navy

Stevenson, John

Captain


Stevenson, John

Lance Corporal


Stevenson, Robert Gunner

Royal Artillery

Stewart, Eliz H



Stewart, Henry F

Private

Black Watch

Stewart, Ian M

Warrant Officer (Flight Engineer)

Royal Air Force (Balkan Air Force)

Stewart, Jack

Major

Indian Army

Stewart, John

Leading Seaman

Royal Navy

Stewart, Sydney G

Captain


Stirling, Alex C

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Straitton, John McG

Private


Strattan, Robert McAulay Morrison



Killed in action when aircraft shot down over Northern Holland, 4/2/45. Buried at

Winterswiuk, Holland

Summers, Jessie

Lance-Sergeant


Sutherland, Henry

Lieutenant Colonel

Royal Artillery

Sutherland, James

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Sutherland, William

Marine

Royal Marines

Swan, Audrey

Private


Tait, Elizabeth W



Tait, Marjory

Lance Corporal


Tait, Stewart Private


Tait, William

Signalman


Tannock, Robert Private

General Service Corps

Tannock, William

Warrant Officer II


Taylor, Ian D

Telegraphist

Royal Navy

Taylor, James

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Taylor, Robert A

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Taylor, Rosalind

Wren


Taylor, William H

Squadron Leader (Navigator)

Royal Air Force

Tennent, James

Lance Corporal

Army Provost Unit

Thom, William D



Thompson, David

Chief Storekeeper

Merchant Navy

Thompson, David

Lieutenant

Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, H.M.S. Haitan

Lost at seas when ship sunk by enemy action 125 miles east of Mauritius in the Indian

Ocean, 2/7/43

Thompson, Pearson

Gunner

Royal Artillery

Thompson, Susan C

Petty Officer


Thompson, William M

Lieutenant


Thomson, Alex J

Lieutenant


Thomson, Alexander W

Stoker

Royal Navy

Thomson, Catherine

Wren


Thomson, Douglas H

Chief Petty Officer

Royal Navy

Thomson, James C

Writer

Royal Navy

Thomson, James P

Craftsman


Thomson, James Stephen

Private


Killed in action at Caen, Normandy, 13/6/44

Thomson, Jean

Corporal


Thomson, Richard

Able Seaman

Merchant Navy

Thomson, Rita



Thomson, Samuel R

Wireman

Royal Navy

Thomson, William

Flight Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Tibbo, Ben

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Tonner, John F

Sergeant Major

Royal Artillery

Townsley, John H

Fitter

Fleet Air Arm

Traquair, Robert F

Radio Officer

Merchant Navy

Trundle, Richard M


Royal Air Force

Shot down over Holland, 1941. POW, 1941-45

Tulloch, Jessie

Wren


Turnbull, James

Driver


Turner, Douglas

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Turner, Eric W

Petty Officer

Fleet Air Arm

Turner, Thomas

Private


Turpie, David

Able Seaman

Merchant Navy

Tweed, Harry

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Tweed, Mary

Corporal


Tweedie, Alex

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Urquhart, Alastair M.M.

Lance-Corporal

6th Commando

Took part in Combined Operations raids on Spitzbergen, Vaagso, and Saint Nazaire.

Wounded at Vaagso, March, 1942. Went to Middle East, Long Range Desert Group.

Awarded M.M. for maintaining communications under concentrated fire during raid on

Tobruk, 1942. P.O.W., Libya, October, 1942. Transferred to Italy. Escaped from prison

camp in Central Italy, September, 1943. Behind enemy lines for eleven months. Re-joined

own lines, August, 1944

Urquhart, Charles S M.C.

Lieutenant


Awarded M.C. for conspicuous service in Burma. The citation states " On 16/3/45 Lieut.

Urquhart was in command of a platoon of a company whose task was the capture of the

village of Mithwedaik…. The supporting tanks were held up by a road block covered by anti-

tank guns...Under heavy fire Lieut. Urquhart led his men across the open, closed with the

enemy, and over-ran the anti-tank guns. The village was by now in flames and the heat was

exploding mines and booby traps, but Lieut. Urquhart again pressed on, and succeeded in

clearing the village, capturing two 75mm. guns and killing many Japanese.

Urquhart, John

Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Urquhart, John D

Corporal


Vick, Charles E

Sergeant

R.A. Intelligence Corps

Vickerman, John J


Royal Air Force

Walker, Fred S

Lieutenant Colonel

Royal Engineers

Walker, John B

Sub-Lieutenant

Royal Navy

Walker, John E

Driver


Walker, Stuart Signaller

Royal Navy

Walker, William L

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Wall, Herbert J

Corporal


Wallace, Billie

Wren


Wallace, Malcolm G

Seaman

Royal Navy

Ward, Elizabeth R

Flight Lieutenant

Royal Air Force

Dental Centre

Wardrop, Hilda

Corporal


Wardrop, John R

N/K

Royal Tank Corps

Not on RoH, but on memorial

Wardrope, George

Third Officer

Merchant Navy

Wark, Elizabeth

Private


Waters, David

Warrant Officer I


Watson, Alex J

Sick Berth Attendant

Royal Navy

Watson, George

Sergeant

Royal Air Force

Missing, presumed killed, 30/5/42. Later reported died in German prison camp, 1943

Watson, James

Craftsman


Watson, John A Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Watson, Kenneth D

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Watson, Mary McN

Corporal


Watson, William



Watt, Ian

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Webster, Stella N

Private


Weir, Douglas

Sergeant

Yorkshire Hussars.

Weir, Gordon A

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Welsh, Duncan McC

Yeoman of Signals

Royal Navy


West, Edwin

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

West, Margaret Leading Aircraftwoman


Westerby, Maurice

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

White, Campbell H

Writer

Royal Navy

White, Doris

Leading Wren


White, George

Lance Bombardier

Royal Artillery

White, George T

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

White, Jack D.F.C.

Flying Officer

Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve

Coastal Command (Shetlands etc.), 1939-41. Seriously injured when Catalina aircraft broke

in two parts, Gibraltar Bay, August, 1941. Later in Mosquito Squadron, 138 Wing, 2nd

Tactical Air Force, during the invasion of the Continent. Awarded DFC for many attacks on

enemy communications, and on enemy barracks in support of the airborne landing at

Arnhem. Died in France from injuries received in a motor cycle accident, 16/3/45

White, Samuel Sergeant


Whitehead, Alfred

Signalman


Whitelaw, Ian

Seaman

Royal Navy

Whittle, Gordon

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Whyte, Ian D

Major

Royal Artillery

Whyte, Ida

Sergeant


Whyte, James Dallas

Able Seaman

Royal Navy

Served on HMS Hood (two years) and HMS Aurora. Killed in action on board the latter in the

Mediterranean, 30/10/43

Whyte, James M

Lieutenant

Royal Artillery

Whyte, John A

Flight Sergeant (Flight Engineer)

Royal Air Force

Whyte, Stanley A


Royal Air Force

Will, Ernest W

Signalman


Will, John

Guardsman

Scots Guards

Williams, John H Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Williams, Ronald L

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Williamson, William G

Leading Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Wilson, Andrew J

Private

Black Watch

Wilson, David C Lance Bombardier

Royal Artillery

Wilson, Donald

Private


Wilson, Duncan

Private


Wilson, Euphemia W

Corporal


Wilson, Harold D.F.M.


Royal Air Force

Awarded D.F.M. Now permanent commission, and attached to Missing Relatives Inquiry Unit

at Hamburg.

Wilson, Irene

Wren


Wilson, Jane



Wilson, Joseph

Major

General Service Corps

Wilson, Lionel S

Private


Wilson, Percy

Private


Wilson, Sheila M

Sergeant



Wilson, Thomas

Captain


Wilson, Thomas H

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Wilson, William

Corporal


Captured at St Valery, 1940. P.O.W., 1940-5. .

Wilson (Persichini), Bernard J

Staff Sergeant



Winter, Frank L

Warrant Officer II


Winter, Nigel Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Winter, Ronald

Quartermaster Sergeant


Wishart, Isobel Leading Aircraftwoman


Wishart, Mary



Wood, Eric M

Aircraftman

Royal Air Force

Wood, Nettie

Aircraftwoman


Wright, Albert Flying Officer

Royal Air Force

Wright, Ellison B

Private


Wright, Ruby

Corporal


Wright, Thomas

Second Engineer

Merchant Navy

Wright, Thomas J

Air Mechanic

Fleet Air Arm

Wylde, Ruth I Private


Wylie, Andrew

Lance Corporal

Royal Tank Corps

Wylie, Andrew

Private

Airborne, 6th Airborne Division

Wylie, Joseph

Driver


Wylie, William

Corporal

Royal Air Force

Yates, Doris

Leading Wren


Young, John G

Lieutenant


Young, Samuel Petty Officer

Fleet Air Arm

Young, Susan G

Private


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