Gorgie and Beyond

Nominal Indexes and Street Listing

First World War Dead and Other Casualties of Gorgie, Dalry, Dundee Street, Slateford Road & Shandon areas, City of Edinburgh

Compiled by Edward S Flint (The Edinburgh’s War Project Team is grateful to Edward Flint for his permission to reproduce his impressive and extensive research here)

Edward Flint has also researched and compiled:

“Bathgate Murder (Durhamtown) 1856”, The circumstances leading to the last public hanging in Linlithgow

“An Account of the History, Families and Companies, associated with Bell’s Brewery, 46 Pleasance, Edinburgh (1755-1935)”

“Fraser’s Highlanders, 71 Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant James Flint in the Revolutionary War, North America (1775-1783)”

“Prisoner of the King of Kandy, on the Island of Ceylon, An account of Major Adam Davie (1764-1812)”

Histories and tracings in “Flint Families of Scotland”

Contents

Preface Map Sketch – District of Gorgie Introduction - This Bloody War Abbreviations - General & Service Units Service Units Medals & Awards - Listing and function Bravery Awards - Recipients (93) Families at War - Deeds of Sons and Husbands Nominal Indexes - Died for King and Country (1631) Other Casualties - Wounded, gassed, prisoners etc. (393) Street Index Listings for dead and other casualties Event and Battle Dates Sketches - The Western Front and Gallipoli Manpower Requirements -The calls to arms and increasing demand Prisoners of War - Notes on their conditions Crushing Prussianism - An outline of terms imposed on Germany

Preface

For many years I have engaged in family history research, here in Scotland, on my own behalf and for others, concerning myself with ordinary folk rather than the famous and grand.

In the memorial hall, formerly known as “The Little Church in the Field”, at Westfield Street, on the north side of Gorgie Road, Edinburgh, constructed around a small fireplace, there is a tall polished wooden cabinet, with plates upon which are the names of two hundred and forty servicemen, who died in consequence of the First World War (1914-1918).

This work arose from a passing interest in learning a little about those men and their connection with Gorgie.

However, my research gradually expanded to include sixteen hundred war dead and four hundred other casualties, who lived, were schooled, worked, were laid to rest, or in any other way linked with addresses in or about Dalry Road, Dundee Street, Gorgie Road, Shandon, and Slateford Road, lying north to south, between the Edinburgh Haymarket to Glasgow railway line, and the Union Canal.

It includes nominal and street indexes, recipients of bravery awards, notes on families at war, their sons and husbands, names from war memorials, and ancillary material to provide some background.

Folk may find it a useful tool, a starting point for their own family history research, but in doing so they should exercise caution in verifying what is presented here before proceeding.

An address linked to individual, may not be that person’s home, but indicate family or friend there.

Working from scant detail, perhaps only an initial, surname, and service unit, and employing calculation and guesswork to cross-referencing, I was fortune to collate a fair bit about certain individuals and their families, though in some instances found little or nothing.

Information came from a variety of sources:

• Burial registers

• Headstones and memorials in Dalry, North Merchiston, and Saughton cemeteries

• Memorial plaques pertaining to fallen employees of the North British Rubber Co.

• Associates of St Michael’s Church

• Newspapers, Edinburgh Evening News and The Edinburgh Dispatch

• Published volumes, rolls of honour

• “Soldiers Died in the Great War”

• “War Graves of the British Empire”;

• The National Archives of Scotland

• Statutory registers

• Census returns, electoral and valuation rolls

• The Internet

The search was wide, but this work should not be considered a full listing of war dead or containing other than a sample of other casualties for the area.

This Bloody War

In the years preceding the First World War, the Misses Dun, occupied the still existing ancient and large Gorgie House, near present-day 400 Gorgie Road. Edinburgh had expanded over former farmlands and the area from Haymarket and Viewforth westward for two miles to Chesser, bound on the north by the Edinburgh Haymarket to Glasgow railway line and south by the Union Canal, was home to a population of possibly over forty thousand souls, living mostly in street after street of crowded tenement properties. The more prosperous fellows and their families, professional people, might be accommodated in the colony or terraced houses off Dalry Road, and in the Harrison Park and Shandon vicinity.

A typical tenement had three storeys above ground level, and nine or sixteen separate dwellings, each having a small entrance lobby with fitted coal bunker; kitchen/living room, containing bed recess, cold water tap sink bunker for bathing and cleaning, the room heated from an open fireplace with cooking, oven facilities, and illuminated by gas mantel lamp; one or two reasonable sized bedrooms; box room, often used as sleeping quarters, and an inside toilet. They housed large and frequently extended families of labouring and trades people. The 1911 census reveals that tenement at 10 Wardlaw Place was home to eighty men, women and children, and that street to some 1450, including 420 males who would be around fighting age during the coming war.

Businesses and employment abounded nearby, in the trades, industry and commerce. There were Currie’s rubber works in Dalry Road, the North British Rubber Co., intercity and suburban railways, tramways along the main roads, furniture and cabinet maker factories, breweries, distilleries, dairies, bakers and biscuit factories, chemical manufacturers, Cox’s glue and gelatine works, a tannery, laundries, brass and iron foundries, Alder & MacKay, meter makers in Stewart Terrace, farming, still being practiced toward Chesser, a slaughterhouse, and employment in building trades, retail, particularly with St Cuthbert’s Coop., and council services. The suburban lines to Granton, Morningside and Newington, and tramways enabled people to travel further afield to work.

Children might be educated at Boroughmuir, Dalry, Gorgie, North Merchiston and Tynecastle schools, or financial means allowing, private school, Heriot’s or George Watson.

The number of pubs, including Walter Stratford’s, 227 Gorgie Road, at the foot of Stewart Terrace, and haunt of hearts fans, Tynecastle Arms, McLeod Street, probably equalled that of churches. Kirk session records indicate concern on the matter of temperance, to the point of volunteers calling on the wayward to offer salvation and promote religious instruction for the young, such as in the Wardlaw Lad’s bible club. The Salvation Army was not averse to blowing its trumpet and wakening the weary on Sunday mornings.

Gorgie had its attractions, Heart of Midlothian F.C., played at Tynecastle Park, and there was a billiard saloon at 274 Gorgie Road. In 1904 Buffalo Bill’s “Wild West Show”, elephants, horses, Red Indian warriors, and Cossack riders, and more, pitched its tents at Gorgie Park, in the Moat area. Four years after that the mammoth Scottish National Exhibition held in Saughton Park, brought tens of thousands of visitors to the neighbourhood.

Ordinary folk carried on with life, unaware of what the future held.

The Austro-Hungarian Empire and Prussian Germany were flexing muscle on subjugated states and in imperialist ambitions overseas, in Africa, in conflict with Czarist Russia and interests of the old colonial powers, Britain and France. The assassination in Sarajevo, Serbia, of the Archduke Ferdinand, was the spark which set fire to a bonfire of humanity, a war which cost millions of lives around the world. Treaties and obligations fell into place like falling dominoes. Germans troops invaded Belgium, and on 4th August 1914 Britain declared war against the aggressor.

In Britain and throughout the British Empire, the call to arms was answered by men keen for the fray, seeking comradeship, adventure and glory, before it was “All over by Christmas”. Pte Thomas Borland, 18 Wardlaw Street, refused to accept discharge after just fourteen days service in the RAMC, on account of his deafness, and having been four times rejected for re-enlistment, was accepted for service in the Royal Scots Fusiliers. He was killed in action 1917 at Arras.

Pte Robert Fyfe Kilpatrick, only son of Rev. William Kilpatrick, Gorgie Manse, 4 Shandon Road, enlisted and was killed on the Somme.

Rev. James Henry Hardy, 40 Briarbank Terrace, Captain & Chaplain was also killed At a recruiting gala held at Tynecastle Park, a captured German field gun was pulled around the football playing field by a military team, including Sgt Ripley V.C. and Sgt Robson V.C. (TED photo 18 Oct 1915)

Edinburgh men and even boys lying about their age, rushed to enlist in the Services. For others there was the persuasion of peer pressure and the white feather marking them as coward to encourage them. They swelled the ranks of the Scottish regiments, favouring the Royal Scots, particularly Sir George McCrae’s 16th Battalion, with its contingent of football players from Hearts, Hibs and other Scottish teams.

Among them were Hearts players, Pte James Hodge Speedie, 32 Polwarth Gardens, who was killed 1915, Corp Thomas Gracie, died of leukaemia in the same year, and Sgt Duncan Currie, 151 Slateford Road, Pte Ernest Edgar Ellis, 16 Gorgie Road & 25 Tarvit Street, Pte Henry "Harry" Wattie, 20 Livingstone Place, all killed 1916. The following photographs can be found in The Edinburgh Dispatch:

• 1 Aug 1914 - Hearts players in civilian dress and wearing cloth caps • 27 Nov 1914 - Hearts players in football kit • 22 Dec 1914 - McCrae and Hearts players in military uniform • 27 Nov 1915 - McCrae and 16th Royal Scots players in football kit • 4 Dec 1915 - Hearts players, Sgt Currie & Pte Wattie, with Pte Crossan, gassed, wounded and discharged as unfit.

In 1922, the Hearts’ memorial was erected at Haymarket.

There were veterans of the South African “Boer” War, still serving or returned to the Colours, among whom were Sgt John Ellis, 16 Cathcart Place, Pte George W. Hamond, 1 White Park, Pte Adam Laidlaw, 10 Gibson Terrace, and Sgt James Ponton, 74 Slateford Road, all killed

Men were routed to special units, Leading air mechanic David Farquhar, 95 Slateford Road, ended up in the Royal Navy Air Service, killed in an air fight; Pte David Turner Ferguson, 15 Murieston Crescent, in the Army Cyclist Corps; Pte Hugh Black Fraser, 14 Hollybank Terrace, in the Imperial Camel Corps; and 2nd Lieut James Forrest Kidd, 3 Hermand Crescent, in the Royal Air Force.

Initially recruits were required to be 19 to 30 years, above five foot three inches, have chest size over 34 inches, and be medically fit. As the demand grew the upper age became 35 years, then 38, 45 for men with previous service and 50 for former non-commissioned officers. In June 1915 three hundred thousand men were needed and the upper age reached 40. The supply of volunteers dwindled, and in March 1916 conscription was introduced. There was also a draft for men to work in the mines. By April 1918 previously discharged soldiers and men of 50, in certain cases 55, were being accepted.

The demand for further manpower necessitated that men earlier considered unfit or past their “sell by date”, might now be thought acceptable for service. Rebellion in Ireland “The Easter Rising”, unrest in South Africa, and tribal revolt in India added to requirements.

Dissenters were scorned and taken before tribunals, maybe imprisoned, and for a time volunteers rejected as medically unfit for service were given badges to distinguish them from shirkers.

There were men in reserved occupations contributing to the war effort, who were ineligible for service until they could be replaced, the vacuum mostly filled by women. A photograph (TED photo 28 Nov 1917) shows a column of two to three hundred uniformed women postal workers marching through an Edinburgh street, in procession to the funeral of one of their colleagues. Many women were needed and engaged in the munitions industry.

The people of Dalry, Gorgie and Dundee Street found themselves in “The war to end all wars”, attrition of men and materials, which was to last for four years. Fathers, husbands, sons and brothers went off to war, and their womenfolk and children, on service allowances, made do and mourned inevitable losses.

They served and died in six Theatres of Operations, Western Europe, Balkans, Egypt, Africa, Asia and Australasia, in places so apart as Archangel in Russia, the highlands of Central Africa, like Colour Sgt William King, 19 Ashley Terrace, who was killed 1915 on Banys Mountain, Cameroons, and Basra, Iraq, a hot spot in the recent Gulf War, where Pte Thomas Galloway, 134 Dalry Road, died in 1917.

Euphoria faded as casualties lists got longer. In the first four days of the Battle of Mons 1914, losses were heavy. Figures show 188 officers and 4039 other ranks, killed, wounded or taken prisoner. Reports in the newspapers were tainted, detracted from terrible losses, emphasis falling on patriotism, gallantry and bravery of the men serving at the Front

Sent to Belgium to confront the Bosch, The British Expeditionary Force, the regular army, professional but small and ill equipped, was almost wiped out as an effective force. A further 100,000 men were urgently wanted, but that was only for the moment, increasingly more would be need.

A stalemate was reached and both sides began entrenchment. Men found themselves in networks of trenches, exposed to extreme weather, mud, filth and infestation, illness and disease, trench fever, the work of snipers, infantry attacks and counter-attacks against machine guns in fortified positions, tremendous and sustained bombardment, barbed wire and poison gas. Many who had enlisted in cavalry regiments were transferred to the infantry. Others who signed up for sea duty found themselves posted to the battalions of the Royal Naval Division, and fighting alongside soldiers in the trenches, Able seamen John G. Currie, 15 Wardlaw Street, George MacKenzie, 66 Dundee Street, and George Herd “Doddie” Sutherland, 344 Gorgie Road, Military Medal, all killed, being among those sailors

They faced hard labour and military discipline; miserable existence in the trenches, shell shock, nerves fraught in anticipation of “going over the top”, being wounded and stranded in “no man’s land” overnight, maybe days, without water in mud swamped shell craters, with the prospect of being taken prisoner; and death in all manner of circumstances, killed in action, dying of wounds, influenza and pneumonia; yet worried about family at home. Many died without their remains being found.

Some tragic cases are those of:

• L/Corp William Gray Graham, 14 Springwell Place, killed while at dinner in his village billet, when it was bombarded by enemy shellfire. • Sgt William Erskine MacGrouther, 70 Ashley Terrace, who left the shelter of a shell hole to rescue a wounded comrade, lying in the open, and was shot through the head by a sniper. Sgt James Martin, 11 Stewart Terrace, died in a burning accident, an explosion in a dug out. Pte Thomas McKinnie Turner, 6 Merchiston Grove, Shandon, found drowned. • Sgt Charles Young, 3 Caledoinian Place, who had not seen his two month old baby girl, born after he had left for the Front, shot in the head by sniper’s bullet • Father & son, Pte Charles Whittet and Pte Charles D. Whittet, 9 Wardlaw Street, both died, one of wounds and the other killed in action. • Brothers, L/Corp Henry Cuthbertson and Pte Malcolm Cuthbertson, 37 Watson Crescent, died together, both killed by the same enemy shell.

Major land engagements included the three Battles of Ypres (Passchendaele) in Belgium, the landings at Gallipoli, Turkey, and the Battle of Somme, France, which claimed the lives of many Edinburgh lads.

L/Corp James Alexander Sinclair, 46 Stewart Terrace, Distinguished Conduct Medal, who had displayed gallantry and zeal as a sniper, was killed in April 1915, while defending his trench in the face of terrible bombardment, during the First Battle of Ypres.

On 22 May 1915, 7th Royal Scots, the Leith battalion, was on a troop train near Gretna, travelling to Liverpool, enroute to the Dardanelles, Turkey, when their train collided with another, and a third train ploughed into the wreckage of the first two, resulting in nearly 230 dead, twelve of them civilians, and a great many injured. Over three thousand soldiers lined the funeral route to Rosebank Cemetery, Edinburgh, where a majority of the dead were interred in a mass grave.

The Gallipoli Campaign, landing of troops in Turkey, to protect allied naval passage through the Dardanelles, was a failure, ill prepared and badly managed. The Turks having been afforded opportunity to prepare substantial defences, confined British, Anzac, and Indian forces to the beaches and a little beyond. Both sides suffered heavily in dead and wounded. There were 50,000 allied casualties, including men of the Royal Scots who had survived the GretnaTrain Disaster.

On 28 June 1915, the futile Battle of Gulley Ravine, Cape Helles, Gallipoli, cost the British 156th Brigade fourteen hundred casualties, including eight hundred killed. Sgt James Ramsay, 17 Cathcart Place, and Pte James Skedd, 24 Cathcart Place, were among those who fell there.

Months of carnage ended, with allied forces making a stealthly, yet orderly and planned withdrawal.

By July 1915, British casualties from all theatres of war, killed, wounded or missing, had reached 9106 naval, and 321,889 army. Six months later the total exceeded half a million men. The Germans and their allies were seemingly losing men at a much faster rate.

About this time the Germans began using poison gas shells:

• Corp Thomas Dimmock, 27 Slateford Road, engaged in mining engineering near Loos was killed in a gas attack 1916. • Pte David Moodie, 38 Bonaly Road, Shandon, was gassed and died 1918

At Home there were civilian casualties from Zepplin air ship bombing raids, and enemy naval shelling of English east coast towns, Scarborough and Hartlepool.

Most air raids were in the south, but on 2 April 1916 a German airship flew over and bombed Leith, and passed over Broughton, to bomb Edinburgh Castle rock, Grassmarket, and St Leonard’s area. An infant in a cot was among the dead and wounded, and severe damage was caused to property.

Life in Edinburgh went on, department stores advertised sales and illustrated fashion trends, people continued to attend sporting events, theatres and cinemas, such as singing recitals in the Tivoli, Gorgie, and engaged in all manner of leisure activities. Owing to a large presence of military and naval personnel in the City, there was something of a famine in available reasonably priced rented accommodation. Shortages due to the war gave rise to a blackmarket. Folk were encouraged to grow their own food crops.

There were also losses at sea, in the Battle of Jutland, sinkings due to mines, attacks by enemy surface vessels in British waters, but the greatest cost in lives and merchant shipping was down to the activities of the pirates, U-boats, German submarines, operating in coastal waters and the Atlantic.

In April 1915 the battleship HMS Goliath was in the Dardanelles providing naval gunnery support for land forces at Cape Helles, Gallipoli, and twice suffered from enemy artillery return fire. On 13 May she was sunk by a Turkish motor torpedo boat “Muavenet”, with the loss of over five hundred officers and men from a crew of seven hundred, among them Stoker, David Hoy, 10 Wardlaw Place.

The Battle of Jutland on 31 May 1916 saw a British fleet of thirty two battleships and nine battle cruisers, suffering the most vessels sunk. The surviving vessels of the German High Seas Fleet of twenty two battleships, eleven light cruisers and seventy two destroyers, were thereafter blockaded in home port. Both sides claimed victory.

Losses in the battle included:

• Petty Officer, William Izatt, 13 Stewart Terrace, one of fifty seven officers and twelve hundred men, who went down with the battle cruiser HMS Queen Mary • Able seaman, William Henry Clarke, beloved friend of Isa Tait, 119 Gorgie Road, on the destroyer HMS Sparrowhawk • Stoker, David Alexander Falconer, 7 Murdoch Terrace, on HMS Tipperary • Stoker, James Robertson, 59 Haymarket Terrace, on the battle cruiser HMS Defence • Cook, John Ruthven, 169 Dalry Road, on the battle cruiser HMS Invincible • Deck Boy Ernest Easton, aged 16, 10 Murdoch Terrace, was on HM Drifter “Jeannie Murray”, one of eight such vessels shelled and sunk in the Strait of Dover, in a surprise attack, during the hours of darkness, by a force of seven enemy destroyers. • In the course of the war the following fell victim to submarine torpedoes: • Fireman, Archibald Campbell, 145 Fountainbridge, on the merchant vessel SS Malvina Chief Engineer, Alan Cornfoot Gibson, on merchant vessel SS Warsaw, sunk by U-31. Able seamen Robert Thomas Low, 104 Dalry Road, and George Reid, 73 Slateford Road , on HMS Hawke, in the North Sea, sunk with the loss of over 520 lives by U-9,. • Pte Hugh Russell, 8 Logie Green Road, on the minesweeper, HMS Ariadne, off Beachy Head, when sunk by U-65 • L/Sgt John Smith, 6 Ardmillan Terrace, on HMAS Warilda, a hospital ship, displaying the Red Cross, sailing from Le Harve to Southampton, when sunk by U-49, • L/Corp Charles Stevenson, 28 Saughton Crescent, on HMS Royal Edward, a transport ship, in the Agean Sea with a crew of over 200, and carrying about 1400 soldiers, officers and men, mainly RAMC reinforcements intended for Gallipoli, when it was torpedoed and sunk with the loss of around a thousand lives by U-14.

Mines also took lives:

• Able seaman, Robert Lawson Anderson, 20 Bonaly Road, Shandon, was on the destroyer HMS Tornado, off the Maas light buoy, North Atlantic, when it hit a mine and sank. A/Leading stoker, Alfred Lloyd, was on the destroyer HMS Pheasant, in Hoy Sound, Scapa Flow, when it struck a mine, exploded and sank. • Fireman Robert Scott, 62 Dalry Road, was on the merchant steamer SS Northumbria, in the North Sea off Middlesbrough, when struck two mines and sank.

In France “The Great Offensive” on the Somme opened on the morning of 1 July 1916, along a twenty five mile front. In a day it cost sixty thousand allied casualties, a third of them fatalities. The battle raged for months with neither side achieving meaningful advantage.

Among the many who died that day were:

• L/Corp Robert Bell, 13 Caledonian Crescent. • Pte John Robert Thomas Bird, 10 Springwell Place. • Pte Frederick Russell Harvey, 43 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. • Pte John Leckie Henderson, 2 Smithfield Street. • Pte Albert Hickman, 10 Wardlaw Place. • Pte John Spalding, 8 Wardlaw Place • L/Corp William Urquhart, 13 Bryson Road

Other casualties did not have an easy time of it. The wounded who returned Home were scattered around the country in the numerous ad hoc hospitals created to cater for the great volume of injured, gassed or otherwise damaged seamen and soldiers, who may have been wounded several times over, lost limbs or their senses. Pension entitlements were graded according to degree in the case of loss of limbs or sight.

Loss of eye or limb never less than 10/6 Leg Amputations at hip 16/- short thigh & pelvic band 14/- above or through knee 12/- below knee 10/6 Arm Amputations at shoulder joint (right) 16/- (left) 15/- elbow (right) 14/- (left) 13/- below elbow (right) 11/6 (left) 10/6 Source: Edinburgh Evening News 20 December 1916

Prisoners of war could be put to work, might be mistreated in physical abuse, deprivation of adequate food, exposure to overcrowded and insanitary conditions and lack of medical resources.

Sgt Matthew Joseph Andrews, 18 Alderbank Terrace, was wounded and captured while searching for wounded comrades. He was a prisoner for ten months, held at Semelager, then released home in June 1915.

Pte William Hoatson, 107 Dundee Street, was taken prisoner, and a week later died of wounds in Germany 1918.

Men who had made it through the war to the Armistice,11.00 a.m. on 11 November 1918, may have thought themselves lucky, but there were those who would still die of wounds, gassing, of illnesses contracted in service, and many of the unscathed were to die in the 1918/19 influenza pandemic, which killed millions world-wide.

The Peace Treaty signed on Saturday, 28 June, 1919, in a railway carriage at Versailles, France, imposed harsh restrictions on Germany, the loss of overseas possessions, unrealistic reparations, and demanded trial of the Kaiser and war criminals. The allies had suffered greatly and were in no mood to compromise, and by their attitude guaranteed resumption of hostilities in the future, be it through Hilter or otherwise.

Men were demobilized and returned to civilian life, but the fallen were not forgotten. Through a carnival at Waverley Market, a sports day at Tynecastle, a service and music at Saughton Park, donation, a fund was raised, for the purchase of the former Gorgie Free Church “The Little Church in the Field”, on Gorgie Road, at Westfield Street, which itself was to be a functional war memorial, a hall to be used as a community resource. The Gorgie War Memorial Hall was officially open in October 1923. A few years later a tall wooden cabinet, which bears the names of 240 war dead, was unveiled in the hall.

Abbreviations A/ acting GWM Gorgie War Mem. Ab able seaman Gnr gunner AIF Australian Imperial Force Hearts Heart of Midlothian FC Aus. Australian HMS His Majesty's Ship b. born Hosp hospital Batn battalion Inf. infantry Bde brigade KiA killed in action Bdr bombardier L/ lance BEF British Expeditionary Force Lieut lieutenant Bro brother LoH Legion of Honour Bty battery m. married C11 Census 1911 MC Military Cross Can. Inf Canadian Infantry Mem memorial Capt Captain MiD Mentioned in Despatches CCS casualty clearing station Mil military CdG Croix de Guerre Mjr major Cem cemetery MM Military Medal Chn children Mo mother Col. colonel MT motor transport Co-op St Cuthbert's Co-op NBM North British Rubber Co. Mem. Corp corporal NMC North Merchiston Cem. Coy company NMM North Merchiston Church Mem. CSM company sergeant major NZ New Zealand CStG Cross of the Order of St George PO petty officer Cres. Crescent PoW prisoner of war d. died Pte private Dau daughter QM quarter master DCM Distinguished Conduct Medal Rd. Road DoW died of wounds Regt regimental Dgn(s) dragoon RSM regimental sergeant major DSM Distinguished Service Medal S son Dvr driver S.A. South African EDC Edinburgh Dalry Cem. Sgt sergeant Edin Edinburgh Sis sister EEN Edinburgh Evening News SMM St Michael's Church Mem. Empl employed sp spouse, wife, husband Engr engineer spr sapper Enl. enlisted Sq. Square ESC Edinburgh Saughton Cem. St. Street Extn extension TED The Edinburgh Dispatch F & F France & Flanders Ter. Terrace Fld hosp field hospital VR Voters/ Valuation Roll Fr father Wid widowed Gds Guards

Service Units United Kingdom Scottish

Lab. Corps Labour Corps A & S Hdrs Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders

MGC Machine Gun Corps BW Royal Highlanders, Black Watch

R. Engrs Royal Engineers Cam (SR) Scottish Rifles, Cameronians

RAF Royal Air Force Cam Hdrs Queen’s Own Cameron Hdrs

RAMC Royal Medical Corps Gordon Hdrs Gordon Highlanders

RASC Royal Army Service Corps HCB Highland Cycle Battalion

RAVC Royal Army Veterinary Corps HLI Highland Light Infantry

RDC Royal Defence Corps KOSB King’s Own Scottish Borders

RFC Royal Flying Corps L & B Horse Lothian and Border Horse

RGA Royal Garrison Artillery QER Queen’s Own Edinburgh Rifles

RMLI Royal Marine Light Infantry R. Scots Lothian Regiment, Royal Scots

RN Royal Navy R. Scots Fus Royal Scots Fusiliers

RND Royal Naval Division Scots Gds Scots Guards

RNVR Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Scots Greys Royal Scots Greys

Scots Horse Scottish Horse Seaforth Hdrs Seaforth Highlanders

Medals & Awards

Victory Cross (VC) Highest award for outstanding courage or devotion to duty in the presence of the enemy

Distinguished Service Order (DSO) For officers for an act of meritorious or distinguished service in wartime

Military Cross (MC) For lower ranking commissioned and warrant officers for gallantry during active operations in the presence of the enemy.

Distinguished Conducted Medal (DCM) For other ranks, second only the Victory Cross, for gallantry in the field in the face of the enemy

Military Medal (MM) For other ranks, for gallantry and devotion to duty, when under fire in a land battle.

Mentioned in Despatches (MID) Noteworthy acts of gallantry or service. Published in the London Gazette

1914 Star Service in France and Flanders 5 Aug to 22 Nov 1914

1914-1915 Star Service in France and Flanders 23 Nov 1914 to 31 Dec 1915, or in other theatres of operations 5 Aug 1914 to 31 Dec 1915

British War Medal 1914-1920 Service personnel and civilians in theatre of war or approved service overseas 5 Aug 1914 to 11 Nov 1918, or in Russia 1919 and1920.

Victory Medal 1914-1919 Service on establishment of a unit in an operational theatre

Silver War Badge Military personnel discharged on grounds of wounds or illness acquired at Home or overseas. “For King and Empire”.

Legion of Honour (LoH) Awarded by the French

Croix de Guerre (CdG) Awarded by the French

Cross of the Order of St George (CStG) Awarded by Imperial Russia

Recipients of Bravery Awards

Sgt Alexander Acquroff, MGC, 134 Gorgie Road. EEN 27 Mar 1918. (DoW) MM Pte Mark Archibald, Cam Hdrs, 5 Robertson Avenue TED 14 Nov 1916. EEN 2 Dec 1916 DCM Lieut D.A. Bell, R. Scots, 82 Bonaly Road. TED 21 Oct 1918. MC Sgt T. Birrell, KOSB, 14 Smithfield Street TED 21 Sep 1917 MM Capt James Couper Brash M.A., Seaforth Hdrs, Boroughmuir School. MC & DSO DSO Gunner William Breakley, Tank Corps, 1 Orwell Pl. EEN 15 Mar 1918. TED 19 Mar 1918. DCM Gunner Alexander Brooks, RFA, Balgreen Avenue. EEN 21 May 1918. (KiA) MM CSM William Brown, KOSB, 9 Wardlaw Place. EEN 16 Nov 1916 MM L/ Corp. John R. Clark, Gordon Hdrs, 25 Fowler Terrace. EEN 22 Nov 1918. (KiA) MM Driver James Crawford, 172 Gorgie Road. EEN 29 Nov 1917 MM Pte John Corsie, HLI, 10 Gibson Terrace. EEN 8 Aug 1918. (DoW) MM Bombardier J. Dalrymple, RGA, 22 Orwell Place TED 28 Aug 1918 MM Sgt R. Doughty, R. Scots, 10 Murieston Terrace. EEN 20 & 26 Apr 1918. (KiA) DCM Sgt T. Downie, Cam Hdrs, Labour Corps, 4 Wardlaw Street EEN 29 Jun 1918. DCM Sgt John Elliot, R. Engrs, 79 Ashley Terrace. EEN 9 Mar 1918 & 5 Jul 1918. MM & DCM DCM Armourer George Fair, Patrol & Escort Fotilla, RN, 3 Northcote Street. ENN 6 Jun 1918 DSM Pte R. Fairgrieve, R. Engrs, 4 White Park TED 2 Dec 1916 MM L/ Corp. Edward S. Flint, Cam Hdrs, 10 Wardlaw Place ENN 8 Dec 1917. (KiA) DCM Sgt J. C. Frier, 3 Westfield Street. TED 11 Mar 1918. Croix de Guerre (French award) CdG Corp William Gerard, Gordon Hdrs, 5 Robertson Avenue. EEN 2 Dec 1916 MM Corp John Gilmour, R. Engrs, Gorgie Road & 16 Bryson Road. ENN 27 Jan 1917 MM Pte James Gray, Cam Hdrs, 3 Westfield Street. EEN 2 Nov 1918. DCM Gunner signaller William Gray, RFA, 13 Hermand Terrace. ENN 20 Dec 1917. (DoW) MM Corp Fred. Gregor, R. Engrs, 27 Stewart Terrace. EEN 14 Jan 1918. TED 14 Feb 1918 MM Sgt G. Guthrie, R. Scots, 13 Stewart Terrace TED 13 Jun 1916 MM Pte A. Hay, R. Scots, 1 Delhaig, near Chesser, Gorgie Road. EEN 8 Jan 1917 MM L/ Corp. Andrew B. Henderson, R. Scots, 11Wardlaw Place. Gorgie War Memorial (KiA) MM Sgt Robert Henderson, RFA, 9 Murieston Crescent TED 18 Oct 1917. (DoW) MM Corp William Herd, RAMC , 16 Wheatfield Place TED 3 Jul 1915. DCM Sgt A. Hewit, RFA, 11 Merchiston Grove EEN 15 Jun 1918 DCM Pte J. Hopper, RASC, 10 Smithfield Street. ENN 12 Aug 1916 MM Bombardier P. Ironside, RFA, 32 Yeaman Place. TED 10 Jun 1918 MM Pte Tom H. Keddie, R. Scots, 10 Caledonian Road. EEN 23 Dec 1916 MM Pte J. S. Kerr, RAMC, 91 Dundee Street. EEN 27 Jan 1916 MM Pte J. Kerry, 29 Balbirnie Place TED 19 Jan 1916. (Wounded) DCM Lieut Ebenezer King, KOSB, Anworth Villas, Corstorphine. MC Colour Sgt William King, BW, 19 Ashley Terrace ENN 23 Nov 1915. (KiA) DCM Lieut. Laing, Canadian Inf., 4 Merchiston Grove EEN 23 Nov 1917. (KiA) DCM Sgt John Lavender, Canadian Inf, 2 Wheatfield Ter. EEN 26 Jun 1917. (DoW) MM Sgt James Love, R. Scots, 7 Wheatfield Place. ENN 8 Apr, 16 Aug 1918 MM & DCM DCM Sgt R. Marshall, RFA, 18 Wheatfield Place ENN 6 Jun 1918 MM Sgt P. S. McCartney, Royal Canadians, 4 Moat Place. ENN 30 May 1917 MM Pte J. McConnachie, R. Scots, 46 Stewart Terrace EEN 6 Jun 1918 MM Sgt A. McKay, MGC, 7 Dundee Street. EEN 30 Nov 1918 MM Major Frank B. McKenzie, 30 Briarbank Terrace TED 19 Jan 1918. MC & DSO DSO 2nd Lieut A. J. McKenzie, Cam (SR), 30 Briarbank Ter. TED 19 Jan 1918 (DoW) MC Pte J. MacKenzie, R. Scots, 73 Slateford Road. TED 31 May 1918 MM Sapper R. MacKenzie, R. Engrs, 53 Gorgie Road EEN 2 Oct 1918 MM Pte G. McLennan, BW, 42 Watson Crescent. TED 22 Nov 1915. Cross (Russian award) CStG Lieut. Robert McMurray, R. Engrs, 35 Ivy Terrace TED 7 Feb 1918 MC Pte Alex. Milne, R. Scots, 7 Wardlaw Place EEN 3 May 1918. TED 10 May 1918. MM Driver, James Moodie, RFA, 4 Downfield Place. EEN 19 Nov 1917. (Died, pneumonia.) MM Sgt M. Mooney, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 48 Dundee Street. ENN 14 Nov 1917 MM Pte Walter Morrison, R. Scots, 5 Wheatfield Road. EEN 13 Sep 1918 MM Driver, Alexander Muir, RFA, 68 Gorgie Road & 141 Dundee St. EEN 8 Nov 1917 (DoW) MM Gunner John Muir, RGA, 36 Angle Park Terrace. ENN 10 Sep 1917 MM Sgt William Nicol, RGA, 14 Caledonian Road TED 20 May 1918. (KiA) MM Sgt Arthur George Oldershaw, RFA, 9 Ivy Terrace. EEN 1 Jul 1915 DCM Sgt Thomas Oldershaw, R. Engrs, 7 Tay Street. EEN 12 May 1917 MM Sapper, George Park, R. Engrs, 126 Dundee Street. EEN 17 May 1916. (KiA) MM Pte George Paxton, Canadians, formerly 16 Caledonian Place. TED 3 Oct 1918 MM Bombardier J. Pirie, RFA, 13 Yeaman Place. ENN 22 May 1917 MM Sgt David Hunter Purdie, MGC, 17 Stewart Terrace. ENN 28 Feb 1918 (KiA) MM CSM Robert Rankin, Royal West Kent Regt, 9 Orwell Place ENN 5 Mar 1917. (KiA) DCM Pte James H. Robertson, MGC, 4 Ardmillan Terrace. EEN 27 Nov 1918 MM Pte Thomas Robertson, R. Scots, 7 Wheatfield Road. EEN 7 Sep 1917 MM Sgt R. Rough, MGC, 12 Wardlaw Street. EEN 4 Jul 1918. (Wounded) DCM Sgt David Seath, Cam Hdrs, 21 Orwell Place. EEN 8 Jun 1916. (Died) MM Gunner James R. Sibbald, RFA, 75 Dalry Road. EEN 2 Sep 1918 MM Sgt George Simons, R. Scots, 119 Gorgie Road. EEN 5 Nov 1917. (KiA) MM L/ Corp. John Simons, R. Engrs, 119 Gorgie Road TED 25 Aug 1917 MM Sgt Claude R. Simpson, Australian Imperial Force, 16 Cathcart Place. EEN 10 Nov 1917 MM L/ Corp. James A. Sinclair, A & S Hdrs, 46 Stewart Terrace. EEN 4 Jun 1915. (KiA) DCM Pte John Skae, MT RASC, 31 Angle Park Terrace TED 17 July & 1 Aug 1918 MM Sgt Hugh Smith, Canadians, 27 Slateford Road TED 19 Feb 1917 MM Sgt R. Smith, Canadian Expeditionary Force, 27 Slateford Road. ENN 10 Feb 1917 MM Sgt Thomas Finlayson Smith, R. Scots, 35 Watson Crescent. EEN 19 Feb 1918. (KiA) MM Corp Hugh Sommerville, R. Engrs, 11 Caledonian Place. EEN 13 Nov 1918 MM Lieut. John G. Speedie, R. Scots, 32 Polwarth Gardens, Hearts FC. (KiA) MM Corp. E. W. Stenhouse, Canadians, 12 Stewart Terrace TED 14 Oct 1916 MM Pte J. Stewart, RASC, 6 Ogilvie Terrace. EEN 26 Jun 1916, TED 28 Jun 1916 DCM Pte J. Stewart, signaller, R. Scots, 4 Watson Crescent TED 25 Mar 1918. MM L/ Corp. George Stirling, Scots Gds, 2 Appin Terrace TED 6 Nov 1916. (Wounded) MM Able seaman, George H. Sutherland, Royal Naval Division, 344 Gorgie Road. (KiA) MM Pte Robert Syme, A & S Hdrs, 28 Watson Crescent ENN 5 Aug 1918. (DoW) MM Gunner David C.M. Temple, RGA, 11 Smithfield Street. EEN 1917 & 1918. (DoW) DCM L/ Corp. John S. Veitch, R. Scots, 15 Yeaman Place. (DoW) MM Pte James Brown Waddel, 6, attached 8, R. Scots, Gorgie War Memorial (KiA) DCM 2nd Lieut Frederick R. Walker, A & S Hdrs, Dalry Cem. TED 10 Jan 1917. (DoW) MM & LoH Corp. - Watson, R. Engrs, 25 Stewart Terrace TED 8 Oct 1917 MM CSM J. Welsh, York & Lancasters, 4 Yeaman Place. EEN 4 Jul 1918 DCM Corp A. White, R. Engrs, 136 Dundee Street. ENN 22 Sep 1917. TED 26 Sep 1917 MM Sgt Alexander Whitecross, R. Scots Fusiliers, 25 Angle Park Ter . ENN 23 Jun 1917 (DoW) MM 2nd Lieut. J.W. Wilson, RFA, 4 Hermand Terrace. EEN 20 Jul 1918 MC Petty Officer J. M. Young, RNAS, 37 Stewart Terrace. TED 11 Sep 1917, photo. DSM

Families at War (Deeds of Sons and Husbands)

DCM for Edinburgh Artillery Man Mr & Mrs Oldershaw, 9 Ivy Terrace A popular member of the Gladstone Club, Henderson Terrace, Gorgie, Sgt Arthur G. Oldershaw, Royal Field Artillery, has been awarded the DCM for conspicuous bravery in the field. Oldershaw is attached to 132nd Battery, Royal Field Artillery. He was employed with his father Mr Arthur Oldershaw, a brick builder, 9 Ivy Terrace, off Slateford Road. (His brothers Charles Oldershaw, private, Royal Scots, & Thomas Harold Oldershaw, 2nd Lieut, Highland Light Infantry, were killed during the War and are named on Gorgie War Memorial.) EEN 1 Jul 1915, photo)

Edinburgh Soldier Honoured by Czar Mr & Mrs MacLennan, 42 Watson Crescent Pte G. MacLennan, 2nd Battalion, Black Watch, was presented by the Czar with the Cross of the Order of St George (4th class) for outstanding heroism on the battlefield. Son of Mrs and late Mr MacLennan, 42 Watson Crescent. (EEN 22 Nov 1915, full figure photo of him in highland uniform topped with busby)

Edinburgh Family's Patriotism Mrs Cormack, 5 Smithfield Street Received a letter from the King praising her family's contribution.

Pte Donald Cormack, 2nd Battalion, Pte John Nicol Cormack, 16th Seaforth Highlanders, suffering from Battalion, Royal Scots (Killed in Jul poison gas (photo) 1915) (photo) Sgt Hector Cormack, 2nd Battalion, Pte Kenneth Cormack, 2nd Battalion, Royal Scots. (Killed in Sep 1915) Royal Scots, (Died of wounds May 1915) Pte John Cormack, 3rd Battalion, Royal Pte Robert Cormack, 2nd Battalion, Scots, on active service Seaforth Highlanders, suffering from poison gas (photo)

In addition to her six sons, Mrs Cormack has a grandson, Pte A. Dawson in the Black Watch, and several nephews also on active service. (TED 2 Jul 1915).

Edinburgh Family Record of Service Mr & Mrs Herd, 16 Wheatfield Place, Mr Herd has himself been in the fighting line practically since the beginning of the War. He is close to fifty years old. Of their four sons, William Herd is in the RAMC attached to the 5th Royal Scots and has been awarded the DCM. A splendid record of patriotism is that held by the Herd family of 16 Wheatfield Place, the head of household and four sons on active service.

Pte Alfred Herd, 5 Royal Scots, Pte Thomas Herd, 7 Seaforth somewhere in the Near East Highlanders, in fighting line Sgt James Herd, Army Service Corps, Corp William Herd, DCM, RAMC, who is 19th Cavalry Field Ambulance presently in Hopetoun House Hospital Sapper James Herd, junior, Royal suffering from gas poisoning Engineers, with Mediterranean Forces (TED 3 Jul 1915 & 11 Feb 1916)

Six Brothers Serving at the War Mr and Mrs William Love, 6 Wardlaw Street, Photographs of their six sons

Pte William Love, signaller, Pte James Ross Love , 5th Battalion, 1st Battalion, Argyll & Sutherland Royal Scots Highlanders Pte John Love, Pte Andrew Rose Love, Royal Scots 2/5 Battalion, Royal Scots Fusilers Pte Chisholm Love, L/ Corp Charles Ross Love, 2nd 17th Battalion, Royal Scots Battalion, Royal Scots

Their only other son, Daniel Love, is still at school. (EEN 10 Jul 1915, photos)

Resurrected Edinburgh Soldier Mr & Mrs Anderson, 26 Bonaly Road The present war has produced quite a crop of "resurrection", so called. Soldiers reported dead have dispelled the grief of relatives by reporting themselves alive. Such has been the experience of a young Edinburgh man Pte James M. Anderson, who enlisted in the 5th Royal Highlanders (Canadian Contingent) shortly after the outbreak of war, and was in the trenches in France by the end of January last. It was his fate to be wounded in the head in a German attack, and shot in the hip when a comrade tried to rescue him. Left for dead, he lay for a day and a night before he was picked up by the Germans and taken to a field hospital, where he was kindly treated. When his condition permitted it, he was removed to the Sennelager internment camp, and from there he communicated with his parents at 26 Bonaly Road, Edinburgh, informing them that he was "alive and well". (EEN 15 Jan 1916, photo)

Edinburgh Soldier Wins DCM Mrs Kerr, 91 Dundee Street Pte J. S. Kerr, Royal Army Medical Corps, attached to 7 Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, was awarded the DCM for conspicuous bravery at Ypres. During a heavy bombardment by high explosives and gas shells, he left his dug out and passed through a dense cloud of gas over two hundred yards to a farm in which another battery was billeted. Here he rendered first aid to several wounded men. The farm was being heavily shelled at the time, but though wounded himself, he continued to work among the wounded. His mother resides at 91 Dundee Street. (EEN 27 Jan 1916, photo)

Patriotic Edinburgh Family Mr David Liddell, 9 Caledonian Place Congratulated by the King, having five sons in the Army, all on active service, and with the exception of Private C. B. Liddell, all well known in the shooting fraternity.

Pte A. Liddell, Army Service Corps Sapper J.H. Liddell, Royal Engineers Pte C. B. Liddell, Royal Army Medical Corps Q.M.S. T. Liddell, 1/5 Royal Scots Sgt J. Liddell, Royal Engineers (TED 25 Jan 1916, photos of each)

Edinburgh Soldier Escapes from Germany Mrs Beattie, 47 Dundee Terrace Received word from a sea captain in Leith, that her husband, Pte A. Beattie, Scots Guards, who had been a prisoner of war since September 1914, had escaped, and was expected to arrive in London this morning. Prior to the War, he was employed by Messrs William McEwan & Co., brewers, Fountainbridge. He and two companions escaped prison camp in Germany two weeks ago, and arrived in Edinburgh this morning (7 April 1916), but has been recalled to be interviewed by the King at eleven o'clock tomorrow morning . (TED 3, 7 & 10 April 1916, photo).

Good Citizenship Rewarded Awards made to Edinburgh citizens under the Edinburgh Municipal Police Act 1879, for various acts during the last six months.

William McIntosh, 154 Gorgie Road , awarded £1 for on 24 Aug 1915, stopping a runaway horse in Gorgie Road. George Mitchell, 15 Murdoch Terrace, awarded £2 for courageous conduct on 30 Aug 1915, in saving the lives of a boy and girl, who were in danger of being gored to death by a mad cow Robert Innes, 52 Dalry Road, awarded £1for on 23Oct 1915, with Alexander Begg, taxi driver, stopping a runaway horse in Princes Street Able seaman John Ovenston, 43 Dundee Street, H.M. Torpedo Boat No. 31 for on 1 Mar 1916, taking action when a horse yoked to an empty lorry took fright at passing traffic in Lauriston Place.

Military Medal for Edinburgh Sergeant Sgt David Seath, 21 Orwell Place Sgt David Seath, 1 Battalion, Cameron Highlanders, awarded the MM for conspicuous bravery during an attack. He carried a wounded soldier under heavy fire, and then returned to his officer, who had a broken thigh, and remained lying beside him till darkness, when he also brought him in. Sergeant Seath, whose home address is 21 Orwell Place, Edinburgh, had been at the Front since the early days of the war. He has two brothers serving. (EEN 8 Jun 1916)

Edinburgh Boxer Killed Mr & Mrs H. Downie, 22 Orwell Place Pte Harry Albert Downie, aged 19, No. 19005, formerly employed in the parcels department of the post office, Russell Road, enlisted at the end of 1914 in the Royal Scots. Killed (1 Jul 1916, The Somme). In the opening stage of the big attack he was struck by a bullet which hit a metal mirror he carried in his left breast pocket. The impact left its mark plainly upon the uppermost of fourteen photographs he had in his pocket, the cards of his mother and of himself, showing the bullet mark over the heart. Downie a promising young boxer, was a pupil of Mr Charles Cotter. His father Harry Downie, a well known boxer, 22 Orwell Place, served for a year with Army Service Corps in France and got his discharge last March. (EEN 4 Aug 1916)

Edinburgh Man Awarded Military Medal Mr & Mrs Hopper, 10 Smithfield Street. Pte F. Hopper, 2nd Battalion, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, aged 19, son of the late Mr J. Hopper & now Mrs G. Renton, resided 10 Smithfield Street. He joined the Royal Scots Greys, transferred to the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders and has been 11 months at Front. Awarded the MM. He had two brothers in the Navy, another Sgt James Hopper, R. Scots, wounded for a third time in 1917, and another who had been discharged having been gassed. In a letter to his mother, he wrote: "One morning in the trenches I went out to chap who had been severely wounded. I got a rope round him & was pulling him in when the other men came out to give a hand, but I am sorry to say one was killed and the other wounded. I got all three in, but the chap that I went to bring in first was also dead by this time." (EEN 12 Aug 1916, photo) Distinguished Conduct Medal Mr & Mrs Stewart, 6 Ogilvie Terrace Pte J. Stewart, Army Service Corps, awarded the DCM for conspicuous bravery, when a motor ambulance laden with wounded ran into a shell hole. The patients were removed, the car hauled out, the patients replaced and Pte Stewart brought them safely to the dressing station. The incident occurred under shell fire. He was a chauffeur before joining in June 1915. His parents reside at 6 Ogilvie Terrace. (EEN 27 Jun 1916, photo)

Edinburgh Man's Record. Five Times Wounded. Mr & Mrs Simon MacLeod, 42 Watson Crescent L/Corp Ewen McLeod, Middlesex Regiment. In the first instance a bullet shattered his officer’s periscope and sent pieces of glass into his back. He was treated in Rouen General Hospital, France. In action at the Battle of Loos and in the German second line, he received a bayonet wound in the palm of his right hand, and was sent back to England and treated in a Manchester hospital. Then he was bayoneted in the foot and treated at a Le Treport hospital. His next injury was not serious, a field cut. The last was a bayonet wound in his right leg. Treated at a Norfolk hospital. (EEN 23 Aug 1916, photo)

Edinburgh Janitor Medalist Mrs Brown, 9 Wardlaw Place CSM William Brown, King's Own Scottish Borders, has been awarded the MM for meritorious conduct in the field. He was employed by Edinburgh School Board as assistant at Boroughmuir and James Gillespie's Schools. His wife resides 9 Wardlaw Place, formerly 3 Leven Street. (EEN 16 Nov 1916)

Military Medal Recipient Mr & Mrs Gerard, 4 Wheatfield Street Corp William Gerard, Gordon Highlanders, awarded MM for gallantry in the field. He had been two years with the Colours and previously wounded. He resided with his parents at 4 Wheatfield Street, and was grandson of late William Gerard, builder, Edinburgh. (EEN 22 Nov 1916)

DCM awarded to Gorgie Soldier Mr & Mrs Archibald, 5 Robertson Avenue Pte Mark Archibald, Cameron Highlanders, aged 20, former employee of Messrs Cox & Co., Gorgie, eldest son of Mr and Mrs George Archibald, 5 Robertson Avenue, Edinburgh, awarded the DCM for conspicuous gallantry. He was buried by a shell explosion, but a second shell loosened the earth and enabled him to extricate himself. Although greatly shaken, he refused to rest and at once set about to work and successfully dug out several of his comrades who and been buried. (ENN 2 Dec 1916, photo) Royal Scots Medalist Mr & Mrs Keddie, 10 Caledonian Road Pte Tom. H. Keddie, Royal Scots, aged 19, who has been eleven months at the Front. Awarded the MM. He was a joiner with Messrs Duncan & Sons, Grove Street, and is the only son of Mr & Mrs Keddie, of 10 Caledonian Road. (EEN 23 Dec 1916, photo) Gorgie Man Wins Military Medal Pte A. Hay, 1 Delhaig Pte A. Hay, No. 3557, signaller, Royal Scots, 1 Delhaig, Gorgie, was awarded the MM for bravery in the field. He had been in the trenches for eighteen months and recommended three times during that period. (EEN 8 Jan 1917, photo)

Medal for Engineer Mrs Gilmour, Bryson Road Corp John Gilmour, Royal Engineers, son of Hugh Gilmour, Gorgie Road, His wife resides at Bryson Road Awarded the MM for bravery in the field. (EEN 22 Jan 1917, photo) Honour for Edinburgh Canadian Mr & Mrs Smith, 27 Slateford Road Sgt R. Smith, Scout Section, Canadian Expeditionary Force, twice previously Mentioned in Despatches, has been awarded the MM for bravery in the field. He emigrated four years ago. His parents reside at 27 Slateford Road. (EEN 10 Feb 1917)

Veteran Soldier's Worthy Sons Mr & Mrs W. Jeffrey, 5 Robertson Avenue Two sons of Mr and the late Mrs William Jeffrey, 5 Robertson Avenue, have fallen in action. Sgt James Jeffrey, their eldest son, Seaforth Highlanders reservist, fought at Mons, was wounded in 1914 but returned to the Front, was wounded again in 1917, then reported dead. He served on the North-West Frontier Campaign in India in 1908, and was a well known footballer. Pte William Jeffrey, third son, Seaforth Highlanders, killed in action, served on the same Front with brother until both transferred to another Theatre of operations. Two other sons were still serving, Pte Richard Jeffrey, with two and half years service in the Royal Army Medical Corps, and Pte Robert Jeffrey, Gordon Highlanders, once wounded. Mr Jeffrey, their father, a Seaforth Highlanders veteran, who served through the Afghan and Egyptian Campaigns and was on Lord Roberts’ famous forced march Kabul to Kandahar. (EEN 9 Jun 1917)

Edinburgh Sergeant Major's DCM Mrs Rankin, 9 Orwell Place CSM Robert Rankin, Royal West Kents has been awarded the DCM. He was employed in the Audit Department, North British Railway Company, and resided with his mother at 9 Orwell Place. He was an RSM when KiA, aged 23, on 29 May, 1918. In Apr 1918, he was awarded the bar to his DCM, and recommended for the MC. His older brother Pte John Gair Rankin, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, was a prisoner of war in Germany. (EEN 5 Mar 1917 & 19 Jun 1918)

Good Citizenship Rewarded The Lord Provost, Sir J. Lorne MacLeod, at a ceremony in the Burgh Courtroom, presented awards made to Edinburgh citizens under the Edinburgh Municipal Police Act 1879, for various acts during the last six months:

• Rating Christopher Lachlan, aged 17, 18 Wardlaw Place, No. 8967, cook’s boy, £1 for on 14 Jan 1918, stopping a runaway horse in Gorgie Road. • George Addison, aged 14, 18 Wardlaw Street, £1 for on 17 Jun 1918, stopping a runaway horse in Gorgie Road. • Mrs McLuckie, 44 Corporation Buildings, McLeod Street, 10/-. • Mrs Mitchell, 44 Dundee Terrace, 10/- for their smart and tactful action which led to the arrest of a man wanted on charges of defrauding several landladies in the City. (Mrs McLuckie was perhaps spouse to Pte Andrew McLuckie, of the same address and sister-in-law to Pte George MacLuckie , 9 R. Scots, KiA 20 Sep 1917 ) (TED 22 Jul 1918)

Four Brothers Killed Pte Alexander Swanson, Royal Scots, 1 Caledonian Road Pte David Swanson, Royal Scots, 1 Caledonian Road Pte Peter Swanson, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 1 Caledonian Road Pte Murdoch Swanson, Royal Scots, 1 Caledonian Road (EEN 11 Oct 1918, photos)

Edinburgh Men Serving on North West Frontier 1917 (Group photo, including the following) Pte M. Stewart, Downfield Place Pte W. Hunt, Northcote Street Pte H. S. Cleghorn, Gorgie Road Pte W. Scott, Newton Street L/Corp W. Proctor, Wheatfield Road Pte J. Hay, Dundee Street Pte P. Marshall, Westfield Street Pte D. C. Nisbet, Orwell Place (EEN 16 Aug 1917)

Buried in North Merchiston Cemetery Pte Charles Thomas Kennedy Victoria Cross Charles Thomas Kennedy was born 6 Jan 1873, 28 Jamaica Street, Edinburgh, son of Charles Kennedy, tramway inspector, later lodging house keeper, and Jessie Nibloe, married 10 Nov 1862 in Edinburgh.

In 1891 he enlisted in the 2nd Battalion, Highland Light Infantry. Three years later he was engaged in suppressing uprisings on the North West Frontier, India. He was back in Scotland, when his term of enlistment ended and he became a reservist in 1898. However, hardly a year had passed, before he was recalled to the colours in response to the outbreak of the “Boer War” in South Africa.

On 18 Nov 1900, he was stationed with a company of the HLI, at Dewetsdorp, forty miles south-east of Bloemfontein, in the Orange Free State, when attacked by Boer forces from hills overlooking his position. He and small party attempted a counter attack came under fire. One of his comrades was shot down. Under heavy fire he carried the severely wounded man almost a mile to a hospital. The next day he volunteered to carry a message over open ground then being raked by murderous rifle fire, but having got just a few yards out, he was severely wounded. His bravery was recognised , 17 Dec 1901, at St James’ Palace, London, when King Edward VII pinned the Victoria Cross on his chest. He had recovered his health, but his injury ended his military service, and he was discharged to become an army pensioner.

On 24 Apr 1907, aged 34, and resident 2 Castle Wynd, Grassmarket, Edinburgh, Charles Kennedy attempted to stop a runaway horse and cart, in Leith Walk. He was thrown down, apparently struck by the wheels of the vehicle, and died at the Royal Infirmary. The cause was given as shock from accidently injury to the stomach.

Four days later he was buried in an unmarked grave at North Merchiston Cemetery, Gorgie. His memorial stone was erected 2001 by The Royal Highland Fusiliers, formerly HLI.

Nominal Index

Died in Service of King and Country

L/Corp Edward S. Flint (1897-1917) DCM Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders 10 Wardlaw Place, Edinburgh Killed in Action

Abbey

Pte John Gibson Abbey (33) No. 266956, BW. d. of disease 28 Dec 1918, BEF, France. Terlincthun British Cem., Wimille Address, 17 Richmond Terrace, off Dalry Road. TED 16 Jan 1919, photo

Abbot

Pte Thomas Abbot ( ) Enlisted in Leith. No. 300845, 1, 7 R. Scots. KiA Egypt 19 Apr 1917. Gaza War Memorial. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs William Abbot, 6 Wardlaw Place. EEN 8 & 10 May1917, photo.

Acquroff

Sgt Alexander Acquroff (21). Enlisted, May 1912. No. 20671, Pte, 5 R. Scots. Served Mar 1915 to Mar 1916 Gallipoli. Transf. Apr 1916 to 55 batn. MGC, France. Military Medal (1917). Corp in Oct 1917 & Sgt in Mar 1918. d. Gas poisoning, c.c.s., 23 Mar 1918. GWM & Lapugnoy Military Cem. One of six children & eldest son of Robert & Janet Acquroff, 134 Gorgie Road. Employed, rubber worker. EEN 27 Mar & 4 Apr 1918, photo. TED 27 & 28 Mar 1918, photo.

Adams

Corp Alexander"Alex" Adams (23) No.12814, 263 Siege Bty, RGA. KiA 25 Apr 1918. Tyne Cot Mem. Eldest son of Thomas James Adams & Georgina Adams, 35 Ashley Terrace. Grandson of Alexander Adams of Blackhall & John Purves of Granton. Boroughmuir school. EEN 15 & 22 May 1918, photo.

Addison

Pte Donald Urquhart Addison (19) No. 33199, 1 KOSB. DoW 14 Apr 1918. GWM & Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cem. Youngest son of John & Elizabeth Addison, 33 Westfield Road. His married brother, Corp George Addison, Cam (SR), 10 Wardlaw Street, PoW. Perhaps kin to Nathaniel Addison (55) d.1916, 33 Westfield Road & William Fraser Addison, house painter, 67 Gorgie Road. EEN 23 & 24 Apr, & 1 May 1918, photo.

Adkin

Private William Henry Adkin (44) No. 192624, mechanic 3rd class, serving in 33 Balloon Section, 1 Royal Air Force. DoW 5 Sep 1918. Vis-En-Artois British Cemetery, Haucourt. Sp. Mary Ritchie, 10 Gibson Terrace. Employed, cooper, Messrs William McEwan & Co, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 14 & 17 Sep 1918.

Aikman

Pte Andrew Aikman (36) Enlisted, Edin, No. 35230, 18 HLI (4 Glasgow). DoW 15 Jul 1917 F & F. GWM. b. Edin. Address, 6 Wardlaw Place. Employed, labourer. EEN 2 Aug 1917, photo.

Pte James Aikman (32) Enlisted, Leith, No. 3484, 2 R. Scots. KiA 7 Jun 1918 F & F. Sandpits British Cem, Fouquereuil. b. Gorgie. Foster son of William Allan, 15 Hardie's Buildings, Leith,

Aire

Pte George Aire (23) Enlisted in Glasgow. No. 2987, 2 R. Scots. DoW 16 Oct 1916. NBM & Varennes Military Cem. b. Govan. Employed, rubber worker.

Airmet

Corp Thomas A. Airmet (21) No. 6857, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. Twice wounded & caught in two bombing accidents at Home. KiA 15 Dec 1917. NBM & Tyne Cot Mem., Ypres. b. Edin. Only son of Thomas & Elizabeth Airmet, 20 Caledonian Crescent, and later 10 Caledonian Place. Boroughmuir school. Employed, rubber worker. Perhaps kin to the family of George Henderson Armet & Helen Armet, in 1901 at 95 Dalry Road, and 1914 at 109 Gorgie Road. EEN 4 & 5 Jan 1918, photo. TED 5 & 17 Jan 1918, photo.

Aitchison

Pte John Aitchison (27) No. 435, 2 BW, served nine years, some of that in India. Reported missing then KiA France 9 May 1915. Pon-Du-Hem-Military Cem, La Gorgue. Son of Mrs Charles Aitchison, 79 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to Ann D. Aitchison (34) d. 10 Nov 1918, 79 Dundee Street. EEN 18 Jun & 3 Jul 1915.

2nd Lieut William John Aitchison (22) 9 R. Scots & 12 HLI, Machine Gun Section. Served at Loos, France. Mentioned in Dispatches. Wounded. d. 23 Oct 1915. NMM & Vermilles British Cem. b. 1893. Second son of Mr & Mrs John Aitchison, 153 Warrender Park Road George Heriot's school, photo. Employed, apprentice, Messrs Chiene & Tait, Chartered accountants, 3 Albyn Place.

Aitken

Pte David Aitken (23) No. 1911, 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 30 Dec 1917. Fins New British Cem, Sorel-Le-Grand. Youngest son of the late David Dure Aitken & Elizabeth Aitken. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Ronaldson, 33b Gibson Terrace. EEN 30 Jan 1918.

CSM David Wilson Aitken (35) No. 147929, 78 Canadian Inf (Manitoba Regt). KiA 9 Apr 1917. Canadian Cem. No. 2 Neuville-St-Vaast. b. 13 Jan 1882, 15 Murdoch Terrace. Third son of James Rodger Aitken, joiner, pattern maker foreman & Jane "Jeanie" Wilson, 7 Bryson Road, who m. 1872. His sp. Mary Jane Simpson. His nephew, Pte James Aitken, killed 1916. EEN 13 & 21 May 1917, photo. TED 12 May 1917.

Pte James Aitken (17) No. 769314, 18 Canadian Inf (Western Ontario Regt). Killed, accident, 23 Dec 1916. Bois-De-Noulette British Cem, Aix-Noulette. b. 1899 Edin. Only child of James Aitken, accountant’s clerk, & Jemima Flett, 10 Tay Street and 30 Bryson Road, who married 1898, Edin. Grandson of James Rodger Aitken & Jane "Jeanie" Wilson, 7 Bryson Road, and James Flett & Catherine Stevenson. EEN 3 Feb 1917.

Pte John Aitken (26) No. 31378, 6 KOSB. Reported wounded, missing, DoW, France 21 Mar 1918. Buried, Lieramont. Pozieres Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs Aitken, 12 Dean Street. Sp. Catherine "Kate" McArthur, 21 Bryson Road. Newspaper insert by Mr & Mrs Charles McArthur, mason, 91 Dundee Street. EEN 11 Jan, 1919.

Alexander

Pte David Alexander (24) No.10281, 1 Royal Dragoons. d. 28 Oct 1918. Funeral from Colinton Hospital to NMC. Son of the late William James Alexander (55), clerk, d. 22 Dec 1917 & Isabella Alexander, residing at 7 Caledonian Crescent. His brother, BSM George Alexander, RFA, d. 1919.

BSM George Alexander (26) No. 650449, 378 Bty, 169 Bde, RFA. d. an accident, No.2 stationary hosp., Abbeville, France 12 May 1919. Abbeville Communal Cem. Extn. Fourth son of William James Alexander (55), clerk, d. 22 Dec 1917 & Isabella Alexander, residing at 7 Caledonian Crescent. His brother, Pte David Alexander, 1 Royal Dragoons, d. 1918. Sp. Ann Anderson, 26 Springwell Place. EEN 21 May 1919.

Pte John Alexander (26) No. 201426, 4 R. Scots. d. 19 Apr 1917. Jerusalem Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs John Alexander, 12 Moat Street. His brother, Pte James T. Alexander, A & S Hdrs, wounded 1918.

Corp John Alexander (22) R. Scots. KiA. Son of Mrs Alexander, 9 Wardlaw Place. His only brother wounded at the Battle of Loos. Employed, T & H. Smith, chemists, Wheatfield Road. EEN 3 & 6 Nov 1917, photo.

L/Corp John McDonald Alexander (31) No. 64731, 3 HLI. d. Norfolk War Hosp., Norwich 4 Apr 1919. Funeral 20 Ogilvie Terrace to NMC. SMM. Son of the late George Alexander & Agnes Alexander nee Downie.

Pte Maurice T. Alexander (19) 39 Royal Fusiliers. d. 20 Dec 1918. Kantara Memorial Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Alexander, 16 South Clerk Street. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Peter Miller Alexander (25) No.11410, KOSB. d. 21 Sep 1918. NMC. Son of Mr & Mrs William Alexander, 43 Caledonian Place. Sp. Margaret Sinclair Alexander.

Allan/Allen

Pte David George Allan (29) Enlisted, Edin. No. 37114, 10/11 HLI. d. Military Hosp., Edinburgh Castle, 3 Feb 1919. Funeral 9 Downfield Place to EDC. b. Edin. Son of Alexander Allan, plumber, & Christina Smeaton. Employed, confectioner.

Sgt George Allan ( ) No. 1662. L/Corp, L/ Sgt, 1 BW. KiA, F & F 29 Oct 1914. Menin Gate Mem, Ypres. b. Gorgie. Address, 7 Northcote Street. Eldest son of George & Margaret Allan, 1 Northcote Street. Employed, joiner. EEN 8 Apr 1916.

Pte James Allan (29) Enlisted, Edin. No. 65248, 3 R. Scots. d. pnuemonia & influenza, military hospital, Ireland 22 Dec 1918. Funeral from 36 Caledonian Crescent to EDC. b. Edin. Second youngest son of Mr & Mrs John Allan, 169 Fountainbridge. Sp. Isabella Williamson Allan, 36 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 25 & 26 Dec 1918.

Pte John Allan (30) No.11456, signaller, 7 Cam Hdrs. DoW, F & F, 1 Aug 1917. Lijssenthoek Military Cem. b. New Park, Mid Calder & resident Edinburgh. Eldest son of John Allan, railway servant, & Robina Allan, 5 Merchiston Grove. His brother, Pte James Allan, Cam Hdrs, wounded 1915 France. Newspaper insert by friend, J.R. Tulloch, 95 Dalry Road. Employed, clerk. EEN 7 & 23 Aug 1917, photo. TED 20 Sep 1917, photo.

L/Corp John Allan (30) No.351268, 9 R. Scots. d. 22 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. b. 1887 Greenlaw, Berwickshire. Son of James, joiner, & Mary Allan, 10 Springwell Place. Perhaps kin to Thomas Johnston Allan, mason, 10 Springwell Place. Employed, joiner. Former Heart of Midlothian FC player.

Pte William Crosby Allen (19) No. 260190, 6 Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry DoW 15 Aug 1917. Brandhoek New Military Cem. Only son of Catherine Crosby Allen, 11 Athol Terrace, off Dalry Road.

Pte William Ferrier Allan (20) No. 351075, 3 R. Scots, attached 17 Battn. DoW 27 Mar 1918. GWM & Warloy-Baillon Communal Cem. Extn. Address, 9 Wardlaw Street. Son of William Ferrier Allan, blacksmith, & Christina Goodwillie Allan, 9 Wardlaw Street, late of Liverpool. Perhaps kin to William Ferrier Allan (68), china merchant, son of William Allan & Jessie Hendry, d. 1915 at 14 St Giles Street, Edin, & William Ferrier Allan (2) d. 1912, son of Henry Dalgairno Allan, cable car conductor, & Mary Gill, 47 Home Street, Edin. EEN 15 Apr 1918, photo.

Allison

Pte Robert Allison ( ) No. 32267, 1, 5 Cam (SR). d. Woking Military Hosp. 19 Nov 1918. Brookwood Military Cem. Third son of Robert Allison, chimney sweep, 199 Dalry Road. EEN 23 Nov 1918.

Pte William Allison (26) No. 54830, 56 Coy, MGC. KiA 7 Jun 1917. Menin Gate Mem, Ypres. Son of Mrs J. Harley, formerly Allison, 30 Dundee Street & 18 Yeaman Place. His sister, Mrs Romer, 6 Bryson Road. Employed as cooper. Messrs William McEwan & Co, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 16 & 19 Jul 1917, photo. TED 16 & 31 Jul 1917, photo.

Anderson

L/Corp A. Anderson (37) No. M2/147599, RASC, attached 73 Anti Aircraft Section. d. in hosp. 3 Dec 1917. Mikra Britiish Cem., Kalamaria. Second son of Mrs Anderson, 12 Ogilvie Terrace & the late William Anderson, Nether Shields, East Calder. Father of Miss Agnes Stewart Anderson of Lennel Newton, Coldstream, Berwickshire. Employed as a chauffeur. EEN 13 Dec 1917.

Pte Adam Anderson (35) No. 12231, 9 BW. d. 22 Aug 1917. GWM & Tyne Cot Mem, Ypres. Son of George H. Anderson, 3 Westfield Street.

Pte Alexander W. Anderson (22), 1, 4 R. Scots. DoW on 10 Jul 1915, of wounds received 28 Jun 1915 at the Dardanelles. Eldest surviving son of Henry & Janet Anderson, 41 Balbirnie Place. TED 31 Jul 1915, photo.

Corp Benjamin Anderson (35) No. 8101, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 28 Apr 1915. Seaforth Cem, Chedder Villa. Son of James & Jean Anderson of Papigoe, Wick, Caithness. Sp. Jane "Jeanie" Gray, 20 Caledonian Crescent. Perhaps kin to Hugh 11 McK. Anderson ( /12) d. 30 Nov 1915, funeral from 20 Caledonian Crescent to NMC. Employed, painter. EEN 18 May 1915.

Pte David Anderson (21) No. 2237. 1.5 R. Scots. KiA 3 May 1915, at the Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of John Anderson, manager, 26 Shandon Street & 80 Polwarth Terrace. Stewart's College. Medical Student. TED 11 Jun 1915, photo.

Pte David Anderson ( ) No. 23719, 1 HLI. KiA 4 Dec 1916. Amara War Cem. Third son of David Anderson, mason, & Louisa Anderson, 4 Wardlaw Terrace. Grandson of the late Mrs Wright & William Anderson, Mid Calder. EEN 16 Dec 1916.

Pte David Anderson ( ) No. 352483, 9 R. Scots. KiA, Battle of Arras, France, 23 Apr 1917. Etaples Military Cem. Address, 58 West Port. His mother & sister, Mrs Logan, 148 Dundee Street. His brother Messer Anderson was on active service. Perhaps kin to George Anderson (28) d. 11 Jul 1919, funeral 58 West Port to NMC. EEN 21 May 1917 & 23 Apr 1918.

Sgt Douglas Anderson (21) Sgt, 1, 5 R. Scots, served six years in Battn. KiA 13 Jun 1915 at the Dardanelles. Son of Mr & Mrs John Anderson, 12 Orwell Place. Employed, John Menzies & Co. Ltd., at bookstall in Caledonian Railway Station. TED 9 & 31 Jul 1915, photo.

Pte Gavin Agnew Anderson (26) No. 40046, "A" Coy, 10, 11 HLI. DoW, casualty clearing station, 22 Oct 1916. Dernancourt Communal Cem. Extn. Son of Robert & Jane Anderson, Strathblane, Glasgow. Sp.Christina Runciman & two bairns, at 4 Damside Cottages, Gorgie. His father & mother-in-law were William & Janet Runcimen, Glenlea Cottages, Gorgie. His mother-in-law (63) d. 22 Nov 1920, funeral to ESC. EEN 1 & 7 Nov 1916, photo.

Able seaman George Anderson ( ) No.Clyde Z/ 3686, Anson Batn, RND, RNVR. d. 20 Feb 1917. GWM & Queen's Cem, Boucquay. Son of Edward Anderson, 4 Newton Street.

Pte James Anderson (21) No. 13973, "C" Coy, 2 Scots Gds. KiA Belgium 30 Aug 1916. GWM. b. Beley, Dunino, Fife. Son of Andrew & Christina Anderson of Cairney, Cupar, Fife.

Corp James Anderson (37) No. 799654, 15 Canadian Inf (Central Ontario Regt). Came over with Canadians in 1916. Twice wounded. KiA 9 Aug 1918. Warvillers Churchyard Extn. Youngest son of the late William A & Isabella Anderson, 12 Ogilvie Terrace & "Fernieknowe", Galashiels. Sp. Mary Whyte & children, 1 Gibson Terrace. His brother Sgt Charles S. Anderson, R. Scots, was severely wounded Jul, 1916. EEN 20 Aug 1918.

Pte James T. Anderson (40) No. 10585, 3 Scots Gds. d. 12 Apr 1918. NMC. Sp. Elizabeth Wyne Anderson, 3 Wardlaw Terrace. Maybe father of Thomas Anderson (5) d. 18 Feb 1914, funeral to NMC. Perhaps kin to James Stewart Anderson, railway servant, 1914 at 3 Wardlaw Terrace.

L/Corp John Anderson ( ) No.11237, 1 Coldstream Gds KiA 15 Sep 1916. Thiepal Mem. Younger son of Mrs Robert Anderson, 8 Orwell Place. His elder brother, Sgt Robert Anderson, 1 Cam Hdrs, KiA 1917. TED 24 Dec 1917.

Pte John Anderson (19) No. 203296, 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW 17 Oct 1918. Vadencourt British Cem, Maissemy. Second youngest son of Mrs Anderson, 26 Gardner's Crescent. His sister, Mrs Hamilton, 60 Dundee Street. EEN 26 Oct 1918.

Pte John Anderson (38) No. 428171, Canadian Inf (British Columbia Regt). Reported missing then KiA 3 Jun 1916. Originally from Leith. Emigrated & for ten years, bricklayer, Vancouver, Canada. His sister resided 31 Watson Crescent. EEN 25 Nov 1916.

A/Corp John Anderson (23) No. 9474, 2 R. Scots Fusilers. Served seven and half years with the regt., in India, South Africa & Gibraltar. KiA 10 Mar 1915. Le Touret Mem. His parents, Mr & Mrs William Anderson, 33 Watson Crescent. EEN 13 Apr 1915.

Pte John "Jack" D. Anderson (22). No. 8207, "B" Squadron, Scots Greys. KiA 10 Apr 1917. Wancourt British Cem. Only son of the late Colour Sgt William Anderson & Mrs Anderson, 22 Moat Street. EEN 26 May 1917.

Pte John "Don" Anderson (27 ) No. 13031, 1 Royal Dragoons, d. Influenza and pnuemonia, Military Hosp, Craigleith, Edin. 29 Nov 1918. NMC Son of Mary Mills, formerly Anderson, 19 Workman’s Buildings, King Street, Ayr, married to Alexander Mills, spirit dealer. Nephew of David James Edgar, rubber worker, 82 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Grandson of the late Andrew Anderson, road man, & Marjory Hogg (53), d. 1916, 10 Lily Terrace, Shandon. EEN 2 Dec 1918.

Pte John Hall Anderson ( ) No. 290 01 Cam (SR) & No.41199, 9 R. Scots Reported missing then KiA F& F 12 Apr 1917. Brown's Copse Cem, Roeux. b. Stow & resident Edin. Third son of John Anderson, Stow, Sp. Margaret Miller Anderson, 12 Robertson Avenue. Employed as shopman. EEN 16 Aug 1917.

Gunner John Lamb Anderson (30) No. 122269, 251 Siege Bty, RGA. KiA 16 May 1017. Athies Communal Cem. Extn. Son of the late James Anderson, engineer, & Mrs Anderson, 34 Balfour Street. His brother resided 23 Westfield Road. EEN 9 Jun 1917.

Pte Norman Haig Anderson (21) No.9152, 2 Seaforth Hdrs, ‘D’ Coy, 10 Seaforths DoW 23 Jul 1916, received 1 Jul 1916 France, Thomas' Hosp, London. Funeral from 37 Polwarth Gardens to NMC. b. 1895 Edin. Eldest son of John Haig Anderson & Margaret Anderson. George Heriot's school. Employed, civil servant, Office of the Board of Agriculture for Scotland. EEN 26 Jul 1916.

Sgt Robert A. Anderson (30), Cam Hdrs. Killed 17 Nov 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Eldest son of Mrs Robert Anderson, 8 Orwell Place. His younger brother, L/Corp John Anderson, Coldstream Gds, KiA 1916. EEN 24 Oct 1916, photo. TED 24 Dec 1917.

Pte Robert Anderson (22) No. 18935, Cam Hdrs. KiA 30 Sep 1916. GWM & Loos Mem. Eldest son of George Anderson, 1 Westfield Street. His brother, drummer Stewart Anderson DoW 13 Feb 1918. EEN 21 & 24 Oct 1916, photo.

Pte Robert D. Anderson ( ) Enlisted 1914. No. 336875, 1, 8 R. Scots. d. Gunshot wound to head 12 Apr 1918. Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cem. Address, 22 Wardlaw Place. Employed by Simon Henderson, biscuit works, Slateford Road. EEN 18 & 24 Apr 1918, photo.

Able seaman Robert Lawson Anderson (21) No. J/ 40478, RN, He was on HMS Tornado, R- class destroyer, off the Maas light buoy, North Atlantic on route to join convoy, when it hit a mine and sank with only one survivor. HMS Torrent suffered same fate, same date and place. d. 23 Dec 1917, HMS Tornado. NMM & St Mary Naval Churchyard, Shotley b. 15 May 1896 Paisley. Son of Margaret Anderson, 20 Bonaly Road, Shandon.

Drummer Stewart Anderson ( ) No. 23568, Seaforth Hdrs (Pioneers). DoW 13 Feb 1918, c.c.s.. GWM. Younger son of George Anderson, 38 Dublin Street. His brother, Pte Robert Anderson KiA 30 Sep 1916. Newspaper insert by sisters & brothers, late of 1 Westfield Street. EEN 23 Feb 1918.

Pte Thomas W. Anderson ( ) No. 10648, 11 R. Scots. DoW received in action 15 May 1916. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Only brother of Peter Anderson, 13 Caledonian Crescent. His aunt, Mrs Gair, 16 Fox Street, Leith. EEN 3 Jun 1916.

Pte W. Anderson ( ), HLI. KiA Address, 26 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Perhaps kin to Charles Anderson, John Anderson, & Robert Anderson, residing 1914 at 26 Bonaly Road & Pte James M. Anderson, Canadian Inf., same address, PoW & Wounded 1916. EEN 3 May 1918, photo.

Gunner William Stewart Anderson (33) No.120841, 275 Siege Bty, RGA, France. Wounded 29 Sep 1916, F & F. DoW in base hosp. 9 Oct 1917. Etaples Military Cem. b. 1884. Eldest son of George Hunter Anderson, printer, & Georgina Stewart Anderson, 16 Ogilvie Terrace. His brother, Sgt Charles S. Anderson, R. Scots, wounded 1916. Sp. Ella I. Anderson, 97 Harrison Road. Perhaps kin to Archibald George Anderson, teacher, residing 1914 at 16 Ogilvie Terrace. Boroughmuir & George Heriot's schools, photo. MA Edin. Uni. Employed, teacher, Tynecastle School. EEN 17 & 26 Oct 1917, photo. TED 17 Oct 1917.

Andrews

Sgt Matthew Joseph Andrews (49), Quartermaster, No. 4 Field Amb, RAMC. PoW & wounded 26 Aug 1914. Captured while searching for wounded comrades. He was a prisoner for ten months, held at Semelager, then released home on 27 Jun 1915. d. 13 Apr 1920, 18 Alderbank Terrace, Shandon. Funeral to NMC. TED 12 Jul 1915.

Gunner William Andrews (31) No. 14185, RGA. d. Brighton Military Hosp. 14 Oct 1915. Brighton City Cem (Bear Road). b. Dalkeith. Son of William & Charlotte Andrews. Brother of Mr S. Andrews, 12 Ogilvie Terrace. EEN 14 Oct 1915.

Angus

Pte James Alexander Angus (20) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No. 36863, 10 Cam (SR). Served four years in Army, since aged 16. KiA 19 Aug 1918. Dainville British Cem. Only son of Hercules Angus, insurance agent, & Jessie Angus, 6 Downfield Place. Employed, apprentice engineer, J. Greig & Son, 28 Dundee Street. EEN 7 Sep 1918.

Pte Robert George Angus (33) No. 446193, Canadian Inf (Alberta Regt), MG Section, Wounded in Aug 1916. KiA Passchendaele 29 Oct 1917. NMM & Menin Gate Mem., Ypres. NMC b. 1884. Younger son of Alexander Angus, builder & Janet Lough Angus, 6 Hazelbank Terrace & 6 Henderson Terrace, who m. 1875 Edin. George Heriot's school. TED 13 Nov & 4 Dec 1917, photo.

Archer

Pte John Archer (25) Enlisted 1914. No. 28165, 11 Hampshire Regt. Reported missing then KiA 22 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Archer, grain merchant’s carter, & Mary Paterson, 31 Duff Street His brother, William Paterson Archer (18) d. 4 Sep, 1915, pulmonary tuberculois, NMC. Perhaps kin to Jane P. Archer (18) d. 18 Mar 1921, funeral from 31 Duff Street to NMC. Employed, Belford Motor Co. EEN 7 May, 12 &14 Oct 1918. TED 7 May 1918.

Archibald

Corp James Archibald (28) No.43606, ‘C’ Coy, 16 HLI. DoW near Albert, France 26 Aug 1918. Daours Communal Cem Extn. b. 1890 West Calder. Son of James & Johan Archibald, West Calder. Boroughmuir school. M.A. Edin. University.

Pte James Henry Archibald ( ) No. 10640, 7 Cam. Hdrs. d. 17 Aug 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Second son of Robert Archibald, cooper, & Margaret Hendrie Archibald (57) d. 10 Feb 1918, EDC, 10 Yeaman Place. Sp. Minnie McLaughlin & three children, 15 Wardlaw Place. His brother, Pte William Archibald, Cam Hdrs, DoW 1916. Perhaps father to James H. Archibald (1½) d. 27 Feb 1916, funeral 15 Wardlaw Place to NMC. EEN 23 & 25 Sep 1916, photo. TED 12 Oct 1916, photo.

Pte William Archibald (21) No. 10638, 3 Cam Hdrs, attached 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW France 15 Jan 1916. Bethune Town Cem. Son of Robert Archibald, cooper, & Margaret Hendrie Archibald (57) d. 10 Feb 1918, EDC, 10 Yeaman Place & 21 Gibson Terrace. His brother, Pte James Archibald, Cam Hdrs, d. 1916. Employed, Messrs William McEwan & Co, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 22 & 28 Jan 1916, photo. TED 24 Jan 1916.

Armet

Sgt John Armet (24) No. 880, 5 R. Scots. DoW at Sea, Dardanelles 12 Jul 1915. Lancashire Landing Cem. b. Edin. Son of George H. & Helen Armet, 1901 at 95 Dalry Road & 1911 at 2 Murieston Terrace. His brothers George Henderson Armet, cabinet maker, 109 Gorgie Road, and William Armet (26), postman, and sister Jessie (14). Employed, printing compositor. EEN 13 Jul 1916.

Armour

Pte Thomas Miller Armour (21) No. 19704, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916. SMM & Gordon Dump Cem, Ovillers-La-Boiselle. b. Edin.Youngest son of Andrew Armour, coal merchant, & Mrs Armour, 19 Henderson Terrace & 19 Hazelbank Terrace. Perhaps kin to William Armour, clerk, 19 Henderson Terrace. Employed, Charles Jenners & Co., Princes Street. EEN 19 Aug 1916. TED 19 & 21 Aug 1916. Armstrong L/Corp William Armstrong (32) No. 30297, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 14 Apr 1918. Metern Military Cem. Eldest son of William Armstrong, rubber worker, & Mary Armstrong, 13 Caledonian Place & 89 East Claremont Street. EEN 11 Jan 1919.

Arnott

Pte Charles William George Arnott (19) No.40438, 1 Cam (SR), formerly R. Scots. He had been just five months at the Front. Reported missing since Oct 1916, then KiA 29 Oct 1916. Thiepval Mem. Only son of Mr & Mrs William Arnott, 30 Cowan Road. EEN 28 Nov 1916 & 8 Sep 1917. TED 4 Jan 1917, photo.

Gunner John Arnott (31) No. 951632, "D" Bty, 251 Bde, RFA. PoW 27 May 1918. d. PoW at Trelon 16 Sep 1918. Glageon Communal Cem. Extn. Address, 12 Gorgie Road. Son of the late George Arnott & Margaret Henderson Arnott (62) d. 8 Jun 1916, funeral 12 Gorgie Road to NMC. Employed, clerk. EEN 19 Jun 1919.

Auld

L/Corp James Auld (21) No. 21788, 1, 7 HLI. DoW 28 Aug 1918, c.c.s. SMM & Bagneux British Cem, Gezaincourt. b. Corstorphine, Edin. Son of Thomas Auld, butcher at slaughterhouse, & Marion Auld, 8 Hermand Street. Sp, Jane Auld, 151 Slateford Road. Newspaper insert by parents, sisters & brothers, Annie, Elizabeth, David & John Auld. & A/Bombardier Thomas Auld, RFA, KiA 3 Aug 1916. Employed as a butcher's message boy, and at Edinburgh Slaughter House. EEN 4 & 10 Sep 1918, photo.

A/Bombardier Thomas Auld (21) No. 1237, 2 Bty, 1 Lowland Bde, RFA. d. F &F 3 Aug 1916. SMM & Dartmoor Cem, Bedcordel-Becourt. b. Cortorphine, Edin. Eldest son of Thomas Auld, slaughterhouse butcher, & Marion Auld, 8 Hermand Street. & 151 Slateford Road. His sisters & brothers, Annie, Elizabeth, David, L/ Corp James Auld, HLI, DoW 28 Aug 1918. , & John Auld. Newspaper insert by Mr & Mrs Turnbull, 7 Westfield Street. Employed, biscuit worker. EEN 9, 12, & 14 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte Thomas Auld (26). No. 8124, 2 Cam Hdrs, attached 1 Cam Hdrs. Served in China & India. KiA F& F 12 Oct 1915. GWM & Loos Mem. b. South Leith. His mother resided, 9 Newton Street, and his brother, 8 Newton Street. TED 26 Nov & 8 Dec 1915, photo.

Axon

Pte William Charles Axon (25), No. 10110, L/ Corp, ‘B’Coy, 1 R. Scots Fus. d. near Ypres 27 Oct 1914. Royal Irish Rifles Graveyard, Laventie. Eldest son of John Samuel Axon, caretaker, & Eliza Axon, 74 Slateford Road. EEN 3 Dec 1914.

Baillie

Pte Alexander John Rae Baillie (34) No. 10844, A & S Hdrs, transf. to No. 7585, 13 Coy, Labour Corps. d. 9 Jan 1918. Duhallow ADS Cem. Son of John Baillie (74) d. 12 Jun 1916, funeral to NMC. & Mary Baillie, 82 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Employed, store keeper. TED 29 Jan 1918.

Bain

Pte David Bain (36) No. A/ 7521, 7 KOSB d. Dykebar War Hosp, Paisley 17 Dec 1916. Eastland Cem, Galashiels b. Galashiels. Son of William & Jane Bain. Sp. Jane Kay Bain, 9 Wardlaw Street. Employed, van man. TED 10 Jan 1917, photo.

Pte David Duguid Bain (23) Scots Greys. KiA 6 Nov 1918. Lanrecies British Cem. Address, 72 Angle Park Terrace. Son of Robert Bain, van man, & Agnes Bain, 26 Southvale Road, Blackheath, London. He had a brother on active service. EEN 30 Nov 1918.

L/Corp Donald Bain (24) No. 27236, 2 Cam (SR). DoW at dressing station 15 Jun 1918. Sucrerie Cem., Ablain-St. Nazaire. Son of Mr & late Donald Bain, 81 Grove Street. Sp. Mary Whyte, 1 Gibson Terrace & 9 Merchiston Grove. EEN 6 Jul, photo 5 Aug 1918.

Pte James Bain (19) No. 25491, 6 KOSB. KiA 3 May 1917. GWM, NMM & Arras Mem & Royal Irish Rifles Graveyard, Laventie. b. Edin. Third son of John Bain, 17 Gorgie Crescent. EEN 16 May 1917.

Pte James Bain (46) No. 41952, Royal Defence Corps. d. 22 Nov 1917. Funeral from Royal Infirmary to NMC.

Pte William T. Bain (19) No. 25114, 16 R. Scots. d. 28 Apr 1917. Beaumont Cem. b. Edinburgh. Son of Mrs John Bain, 37 Bryson Road.

Baird

Pte James Baird (34) No. 213349, Canadian Inf (Central Ontario Regt). KiA 24 Apr 1918. Achicourt Road Cem, Achicourt. Son of late Thomas Baird (72), joiner, d. 2 Jan 1915 & Mary Baird (73) d. 14 Jan 1918, funerals from 9 Downfield Place to NMC. Employed, sculptor. EEN 8 May 1918.

Driver James Reekie Baird (21) No. 169170, "B" Bty, 298 Bde, RFA. DoW 27 Mar 1918. SMM. & St Sever Cem. Extn, Rouen. b. Dysart, Fife.

Pte Thomas Stretton Baird (20) No. 56816, RAMC. d. on active service 28 Jan 1917, Dar Es Salaam War Cem. Younger son of John Baird, printer, & Martha Baird, 12 Orwell Place. EEN 13 Feb 1917.

Banks

Pte James Banks (33) No. 33703, 1,7 Cam (SR), KiA 1 Nov 1917. Gaza War Mem. Son of James Banks (59), insurance agent, d. 15 Feb 1917, funeral to EDC & Mrs C. Banks, 1 Murieston Crescent & 235 Dalry Road. Employed, joiner. EEN 24 Nov 1917.

Pte Robert A. Banks (24) No. 43241, 12 R. Scots. KiA 21 Oct 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of the late James S. Banks (60) d.18 Jan 1916, funeral to NMC & Jane Lockhart Banks, 255 Gorgie Road. Sp. MrsHelen Milne, Crossford, by Dunfermline. He had four brothers in the Services. Perhaps kin to James Simpson Banks & Alexander Crosbie Banks, 255 Gorgie Road, and Walter Simpson Banks & William Banks, 265 Gorgie Road. Employed, McVite & Price biscuit works. EEN 15 & 21 Nov 1916, photo.

Pte William Moir Banks (20), 2 Gordon Hdrs. Wounded & in Bellahouston Hosp, 916. KiA 22 Apr 1917. Croisilles British Cem. Son of the late James S. Banks (60) d.18 Jan 1916, funeral to NMC, & Jane Lockhart Banks, 255 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to James Simpson Banks & Alexander Crosbie Banks, 255 Gorgie Road, and Walter Simpson Banks & William Banks, 265 Gorgie Road. TED 19 May 1916, photo, 10 May 1917. EEN 17 May 1916, 11 & 14 May 1917, photo.

Bannerman

Pte George Bannerman (30) No. 267440, 1, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 22 Nov 1917. DoW 27 Nov 1917. GWM & Fris Mont Huon Miltary Cem. Second son of the late Donald & Donila Bannerman, 246 Gorgie Road. EEN 5 & 10 Dec 1917, photo.

Barbour

Pte James Barbour (20) Enlisted Edin. No.18968, 16 R. Scots. Wounded, 1916 France. d. hosp, Southampton, 3 Aug 1917, F & F. NMM & Flat Iron Copse Cem, Metz. Buried, Memetz-Somme. b. Edin. Son of Mr & Mrs Barbour, 12 & 24 Robertson Avenue. His brother, John Barbour, 6 Murieston Terrace. Perhaps kin to Jane Barbour (35) d 27 Oct 1918, funeral 6 Murieston Terrace to NMC. EEN 13 Jul, 29 & 30 Aug, & 2 Sep, 1916, photo.

Barclay

Pte Anthony "Tony" Barclay (35) No. 3054, 2 R. Scots. KiA 15 Oct 1914, Croix Barbe's, F & F. Veille-Chapelle New Military Cem. b. Leith. His brother, William Kirkland, 121 Dundee Street. EEN 10 Nov 1914.

Pte James Barclay (32) No. 304923, 18 HLI. Twice at Front. Sent home, trench fever. DoW 27 Oct 1917, wounds received in action on 26 Oct. Wimereux Communal Cem. Eldest son of William Barclay, painter, & Mrs Barclay, 14 Cathcart Place. Grandson of Mrs McFarlane, 20 Cathcart Place. Sp. Ann Hunter, 7 Caledonian Crescent. His sister & brother, Grace & William Durie Barclay, engineer, 33 Gibson Terrace. Employed, painter. EEN 8 & 10 Nov 1917.

Barnetson

Sgt Sinclair Barnetson (23) Cam (SR). Accidently killed. Address, 9 Lewis Terrace, off Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Jospeh McKay Barnetson, clerk, 11 Bright Terrace, off Dalry Road. TED 6 Feb 1917.

Barnett

Pte Robert Barnett (19) 9 BW. d. 23 Apr 1917. Faubourg D'Amiens Cem. Arras. Son of Mrs Christine M. Barnett, The Cottage Hospital, Liberton. Boroughmuir school.

Baston

Pte William Arthur Baston (27) No. X/892, sapper, South African Engineers. d. 5 Feb 1919, influenza & pneumonia, in military hosp, Tidworth.. NMC. Son of Joseph John Baston, engine keeper & Catherine Baston, 48 Stewart Terrace. Sp. Elizabeth Thomson Baston, Station Road, Kirkliston & Central Prison Reserve, Pretoria, South Africa. Perhaps kin to Joseph John Baston (31), engineer, d. 12 Nov 1918, influenza & pneumonia, funeral from 12 Gorgie Road to NMC. EEN 7 & 8 Feb 1919.

Bates

Pte Frank E. Bates (33) No. 41950, BW. KiA 24 Oct 1916. Sp. Janet Gray & family, 16 Napier Street, Penicuik. Newspaper insert by his friends, Mrs Margaret Nelson & family, 146 Dundee Street. EEN 30 Nov 1918.

Battison

Corp George Battison (25) No. M/ 205140, B1. 402 Mechanised Transport Coy, RASC, attached to 217 Siege Bty, RGA. DoW 10 Nov 1917. Vlamertinghe New Military Cem. Son of Preston Battison, varnisher, & Susan Battison, 26 Watson Crescent. Employed, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 8 & 12 Dec 1917, photo.

Baty

Corp Edward Leonard Baty or Bate (40) No.191171, 12 West Yorkshire Regt. d. 13 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. b. England. Address in. 1911, 14 Wardlaw Place. Sp. Rose Elizabeth Bate & children Albert and Alice. Employed, tyre maker, North British Rubber Co.

Baxter

Sgt Joseph Baxter (36) No. M/2 166590, 630 MT Coy RASC. d. 11 Sep 1919. GWM & Delhi (India Gate) Mem. Buried, Peshwar. Sp. Elizabeth Baxter, 4 Wheatfield Road. Maybe he is Joseph Baxter, garage attendant, in 1914 at 14 Caledonian Road. Perhaps kin to Robert Baxter, traveller, & Robert Baxter, junior, same address

Pte Thomas MacIntyre Baxter (32) No. 8025, 2 R. Scots. Eight years in service & five as a reservist. He served in the South African “Boer” War. DoW 24 Mar 1915 F & F. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Address, 84 Gorgie Road. Eldest son of Joseph Baxter, 190 Rose Street. Sp, Mrs McIntyre & three children. His sister & brother-in-law, N & J Dolan, 27 Wardlaw Place. EEN 1 & 23 Apr 1915, photo.

Pte William Baxter ( ) No. 39473, 15 R. Scots. Missing since 28 Apr 1917. DoW 8 May 1917 in Germany. Tournal Communal Cem. Allied Extn. Son of Mrs Baxter, 109 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Matthew Baxter, coal man, same address. Employed, glazier, Messrs Cunningham, 40 Home Street. EEN 27 Oct & 3 Nov 1917.

Beaton

Rifleman Robert Beaton (30) No. 200632, "B" Coy, 11 King’s Royal Rifle Corps. Dow 22 Nov 1917, c.c.s. SMM & Rocquigny-Equancourt Road British Cem, Manancourt. Younger son of late Mrs Jessie Beaton (58) d. 11 Jul 1916, 80 Bonaly Road, Shandon, funeral to NMC. His sister, Miss Mary Beaton, 80 Bonaly Road. Perhaps kin to James Beaton, letter sorter, 80 Bonaly Road. EEN 4 Dec 1917.

Beatson

Corp James Nicol Beatson ( ) No. 2024, R. Scots. KiA 23 Jul 1916, France & Flanders. GWM &Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of John James Beatson, 175 Gorgie Road. Sp. Caroline Wight, 296 Dalry Road. His friends, Mr & Mrs Mitchell & family, 33 Westfield Road. Employed, Inland Revenue Valuation Dept. EEN 8 & 30 Aug & 2 Sep 1916, photo. TED 13 Sep 1916, photo.

Beattie

Pte William Beattie (24) Enlisted Jan 1915, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 15 Jun 1917. H.A.C. Cem, Ecoust-St Mein. Youngest son of Mrs Ellen Beattie, 16 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 10& 11 Jul 1917, photo.

Beecham

Pte Jesse Beecham ( ) Enlisted in Leeds. No. 75863, Royal Fusiliers, Then No. 44776, 8 Royal Berkshire Regiment. KiA 21 Sep 1918, F & F. Vis-En-Artois Mem. Sp. Harriet Anne Beecham, 21 Belle Vue Avenue, Leeds. Employed, rubber worker.

Begbie

Pte Alexander Begbie (18), 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 May 1916. London Rifle Brigade Cem. Son of James Begbie, 197 Dalry Road. His brother, Pte David Begbie, R. Scots, KiA 22 Jul 1916. EEN 19 May 1916.

Pte David Begbie (20) No. 2621, 2 R. Scots. Served two years in the Army. KiA 22 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of James Begbie, 197 Dalry Road. His brother, Pte Alexander Begbie, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 9 May 1916. EEN 19, 21 & 25 Aug 1916, photo.

Begg

L/Corp Willim Brunton Begg (27) Enlisted, Edin. No.20891, 2 R. Scots. KiA 26 Sep 1917 F & F. Tyne Cot Mem, Ypres. b. Dalry, Edin. Son of Mrs Betsy Begg, 112 Polwarth Gardens.

Beilby

Sgt Frank Beilby ( ) No. 7375, 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 27 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. Son of Mrs Isabella Colvin, 7 Wardlaw Street. His sister, Mrs Gray. 6 Wardlaw Street. Sp. resided 63 Lochend Road West. EEN 26 Sep 1916 & 26 Sep 1918.

Belcher

Pte Albert J. Belcher (36) No. 161631, 6, 7 R. Scots. Fusiliers.Mentioned in Despatches. DoW military hosp, Hamstead 16 Jun 1917. NMC. Sp, Mrs Belcher, 66 Dundee Street. Employed, labourer. EEN 21 Jun 1917

Bell

Corp Francis Alexander Bell (32) No. 6701, R. Engrs. KiA 19 Jul 1915 Belgium. White House Cem, St Jean-Les-Ypres Younger son of Mrs Bell, 24 Springwell Place. Sp, Catherine Mitchell, 2 Springwell Place. Employed, postman. EEN 26 Jul 1915.

Pte David Bell ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 18613, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 11 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. b. Edin. Sp. & family, 6 Gorgie Cottages. EEN 9 Apr 1918.

Pte David Bell (21) A & S Hdrs. KiA 26 Jul 1918. Only son of Mr & Mrs William Bell, railway servant, 11 Tay Street. EEN 3 Aug 1918.

Pte James Inglis Bell (20) Enlisted, Edin. No.1799, 5 R. Scots (Queen's Edinburgh Rifles). d. 28 Apr 1915 Gallipoli. GWM & Helles Mem. b. Edin. Son of John Turner Bell & Annie I. Bell, 9 Stewart Terrace.

2nd Lieut James Rogerson Bell (26) Pte, R. Scots in Mar 1916. 2nd Lt 1, 10 R. Scots Mar 1917. France, Dec 1917. Wounded 21 Mar 1918. DoW 1 Apr 1918, St John's Hosp, Etaples, France. Etaples Militiary Cem. b. 1992. Only son of Mr & Mrs Bell, 1 Appin Terrace, Slateford Road. George Heriot's school. Employed, Messrs T & J Bernard, brewers, Slateford Road. EEN 27 Mar & 6 Apr 1918, photo.

Corp John Douglas Bell ( ), 11 R. Scots. Wounded 1916 & for a third time 1917. Reported missing then KiA 24 Mar 1918. Second son of Mr & Mrs Bell, 206 Dalry Road. Boroughmuir school. Employed, office, Distillers Co, Torphichen Street. His brother, Corp Henry Bell, RFA wounded 1917. EEN 1 & 13 May 1918, 28 Jun 1919. TED 15 Jul 1916, photo & 21 Apr 1917.

Pte Joseph Bell ( ) Enlisted, Chatham. No. 180088, sapper, R. Engrs, then No. 37441, attached 7 South Lancashire Regiment. KiA 10 Jun 1917 F &F. Resident, Edin. Eldest son of Mrs Bell, 24 Springwell Place. Sp. Jessie Skiving, 33 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to Gavin Bell, railway servant, 24 Springwell Place. EEN 25 Jun 1917.

L/Corp Robert Bell (24) No. 19712, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Serre Road Cem. No. 2 Only son of Robert & Mrs Bell, 13 Caledonian Crescent. Sp. Neillie Forrest. Son-in-law of Mr & Mrs Forrest, 31 Clerk Street. EEN 19 & 25 Aug 1916, photo. TED 19 Aug 1916.

Sgt Thomas Bell (50) No. 380, 3 Scottish Horse Yeomanry. KiA 30 Nov 1915 Gallipoli. Greenhill Cem, Sulva, Gallipoli. b. Corstorphine & resident Edin. Son of the late David & Isabella Buchanan Bell. Sp. Catherine Ross Bell, 46a Torphichen Street.

Pte William Bell (21) Acting L/Corp No.2072, 1,5 R. Scots, Aug 1914. Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. SMM & Helles Mem. b. 1893. Only son of Francis Renwick Bell (60), clerk, died 11 Jan 1919, funeral to NMC & Mrs Bell, 50 Cowan Road, Shandon. George Heriot's school, photo.

Sgt William Bell (20) Enlisted, Edin. No. 3439, "C" Bty, 350 Bde, RFA. KiA 11 Jul 1916, F & F. Laventie Military Cem, La Gorgue. b. Slateford, Edin. Son of Mr & Mrs Robert Bell, lorry man, 8 Wardlaw Street. Employed as butcher, St Cuthbert's Co-op. EEN 28 & 29 Jul &1 Aug 1916, photo.

Bennet

Pte David Bennet (28) Enlisted, Edin. No. 20610, 1, 6 R. Scots. KiA 16 Jul 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. b. Edin. Address in 1911, 7 Wardlaw Place, and 1914 3 Tynecastle Place. Sp Mary Gray, 24 Wardlaw Place. Employed, Messrs Allan Bros, factory bootmakers, Watson Crescent. EEN 5 Aug & 2 Oct 1916, photo. TED 6 Oct 1916 photo

Pte David Bennet (21) No.1720, 8 R. Scots. KiA 22 Jul 1916. Flatiron Copse Cem. Mametz Eldest son of David & Isabella Bennet, 16 Wardlaw Place. His sister, Mrs Buchan, 9 Wardlaw Street. EEN 7 Aug 1916.

Pte Thomas Ure Bennet ( ) No.30576, 2 HLI. Reported wounded, missing then KiA 28 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Second of five sons lost by Mr & Mrs P. Bennet-Ure, 12 Caledonian Place. Sp. Jane Lyon Bennet, 19 Watson Crescent. One of his brothers was taken PoW at the Battle of Mons. Employed, eleven years with Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 6, 9 & 13 Mar 1918.

Bennie

Pte John George Bennie (19) Enlisted Feb 1915, Edin. No.2828, ‘Y’ Coy, 1/5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 27 Sep 1916, F & F. GWM & Cambrian Churchyard Extn. b. Edin. Only son of William Bennie, brewer’s servant, & Elizabeth Bennie, 9 Newton Street. Employed, apprentice baker, St Cuthbert’s Coop, at Patriothall. EEN 7 Nov 1916 & 27 Sep 1918. TED 2 Nov 1916.

Pte Walter Bennie (21) Grenade Section, 1 Gordon Hdrs. d. 19 Feb 1916. Trench Railway Cem. Mem. Perth Cem (China Wall). His sister resided 7 Westfield Road. He had three brothers in the Services. EEN 4 & 8 Mar 1916, photo.

Berry

Pte William Edgar Berry (38) No. 25165, 6 KOSB, KiA 9 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. In 1914, 5 Orwell Terrace. Son of the late George & Mary Berry, 83 Dalry Road. Sp. Harriet Riddell, 2 Ramsay Place, Portobello. Employed, baker. EEN 16 & 19 May 1917, photo & 9 Apr 1918.

Bethune

Pte James Geddes Bethune (44) No. 36637, R, Scots & Royal Defence Corps. d. 8 Jan 1919 at 34 Alderbank Terrace. Military funeral to NMC. Second son of George Bethune. Sp Jeannie Shearer Bethune, 34 Alderbank Terrace. Perhaps kin to John Bethune, 5 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 10 Jan 1919.

Beveridge

Pte Arthur Douglas Beveridge (25) No. 300672, A &S Hdrs. KiA 15 May 1917. NMM & Brown's Copse Cem, Rouex. Son of the late Robert & Helen Beveridge, 33 Hollybank Terrace. TED 7 Jun 1917.

L/Corp James Beveridge (29) Reservist. Enlisted, So. Queensferry. No.8588, 2 R. Scots. KiA 18 Jul 1916. Quarry Cem, Montauban. b. South Queensferry. Son of Peter & Agnes Beveridge of Dalmeny, West Lothian. Sp. Margaret Crane Miller, formerly Beveridge, three children, 38 Caledonian Crescent & 24 Bread Street. Employed, miner at Dalmeny. EEN 3, 8, 14 & 15 Aug 1916, photo.

Binnie

Driver Alexander Wilson Binnie (20), No. 175734, "B" Bty, 104 Bde, RFA. KiA 2 Jan 1918 Belgium. Battery Corner Cem, Ypres. Eldest son of John Binnie, engine driver for North British Railway, & Marion “Minnie” McKay Binnie, 37 Dundee Street. His brother, Pte James McKay Binnie, RAVC, d.1919. Boroughmuir school. Employed, clerk, District Traffic Superintendant’s Office, Waverley Station. EEN 19 & 30 Jan 1918.

Pte James McKay Binnie (19) No. 33676, Station Veterinary Hosp, Colchester, RAVC. d. 19 Jul 1919. NMC. Son of John Binnie, engine driver for North British Railway, & Marion “Minnie” McKay Binnie, 37 Dundee Street. His brother, driver Alexander Wilson Binnie, RFA, KIA 1918.

Pte Robert Binnie (20) No.335725, 1, 8 R. Scots. d. 19 May 1917. St Nicholas British Cem. Son of George Binnie, Brigend House, Craigmillar. Boroughmuir school.

L/Corp William Binnie ( ) No. 292508, 1, 7 BW. KiA 23 Apr 1917 during attack on chemical works at Roeux. Brown’s Copse Cem, Rouex. Boroughmuir school.

Bird

Corp James Bird (24) Enlisted, Edin. No.351328, "A" Coy, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 25 May 1917 c.c.s. SMM & Duisans British Cem, Etrun. b. Edin. Only son of John & Helen Bird, 76 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Boroughmuir school. EEN 1 Jun 1917.

Pte John Robert Thomas Bird (25) Enlisted, Edin. No.18971, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 on the Somme, F & F. ESC & Thiepval Mem. b. Edin. Third son of John Bird, joiner, & Mary J. D. Bird, 10 Springwell Place. His brother, Corp A. D. Bird, RFA, wounded (see EEN 14 Mar 1916, TED 13 Mar 1916). Employed, joiner. EEN 5 & 21 Aug 1916. TED 29 Aug 1916.

Birks

Rifleman John H. Birks (20), 8 King’s Royal Rifle Corps. KiA 30 Jul 1915, F & F. Menin Gate Mem. Ypres. Eldest son of Henry & late Catherine Birks. Brother of J. Kinnear, 17 Watson Crescent. EEN 28 Aug 1915

Birnie

L/Corp George Leslie Birnie ( ) No. 226045, 10 Cam Hdrs, d. 6 Dec 1916 in Balkan Theatre. GWM & Doiran Mem b. Bonar Bridge, Sutherland

Pte Robert Birnie (35), No. 146507, 4 Special Brigade, R. Engrs. Killed, poison gas, 28 Jun 1916. Fosse No.10 Communal Cem Extn, Sains-en-Gohelle. Son of the late George Birnie & William Birnie, Redkirk Mill, Gretna. MA BSc (Agri). Employed, teacher, Boroughmuir school. TED 12 Jul 1916, photo.

Birrell

Pte Peter Birrell (37) No. 37077, 14 HLI. Served through South African “Boer” War d. 30 Nov 1917. NBM & Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Son of Alexander Birrell, 74 Temple Park Crescent.

Bishop

Pte George Bishop (19) No. 6180, ‘C’ Coy, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. Reported wounded, missing, then KIA 25 Sep 1915 at the Battle of Loos. Son of George Bishop, chauffeur, & late Mrs Bishop, 24 Cathcart Place & 26 Caledonian Place. Employed, Foot man, Major Stirling of Fairbairn, Ross-shire. EEN 23 Nov 1915 & 28 Apr, 3 May 1916, photo. TED 2 Nov 1915, 29 Apr & 1 May 1916, photo, in full highland dress uniform.

Bisset

Pte R. A. Bisset ( ) Scots Gds. Killed. Son of Robert Bisset (55) d. 19 Mar 1918, funeral to NMC, & Mrs Bisset, 74 Haymarket Terrace. TED 22 Dec 1917, photo.

Black

L/Sgt Adam Harper Black (23) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No. 13235, 7 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 25 Sep 1915. Loos Memorial. Only son of Robert Black, engineer, & Janet Black, 4 Angle Park Terrace. Perhaps kin to Harry Christie Black, clerk, 4 Angle Park Terrace. Employed, ironmonger in Glasgow. EEN 19 & 29 Aug 1916, photo. TED 15 Nov 1915, 16 & 19 Aug 1916.

Pte Andrew Black (20), 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Younger son of Andrew Black, 1 Shandon Street. Perhaps kin to Catherine E. Black (50) d. 16 Feb 1916, funeral from 1 Shandon Street to NMC. EEN 24 Apr 1917. TED 24 Apr & 14 May 1917, photo.

Pte David McL. Black, Donald McLean Black ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 37821, 15 HLI. DoW received in action 23 Apr 1917. Nesle Communal Cem. b. Glasgow. Sp. Isabella Black, 8 Murieston Terrace. Employed, traveller for Messrs McKenzie Brothers, Lauriston Place. EEN 1 & 3 May 1917. TED 5 May 1917, photo.

Pte John Black (35) No. 40875, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 9 Sep 1920. Funeral 28 Morrison Street to EDC b. Edin, Son of Hugh & the late Catherine Gray Black, 4 Angle Park Terrace. His brother. Pte William Black, R Scots, KiA 9 Apr 1917.

Pte William Black (27) Enlisted, Sep 1914. R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. SMM. Youngest son of Mrs H. Black, 4 Angle Park Terrace. Three brothers in Services Sp. Maggie Henderson & one child, 9 Merchiston Grove. His brother, Pte John Black, R. Scots Fusiliers, d 9 Sep 1920. Employed, clerk for Messrs Murray, Beith & Murray WS, Castle Street. EEN 21 Apr 1917. TED 21 Apr, 15 & 23 May 1917, photo.

Blackhall

Pte Alexander Blackhall ( ), 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 10 Apr 1918. Voormezeele Enclosure No. 1 & 2. b. Edin. Address, 61 Gorgie Road. Perhaps his father, Alexander Blackhall, in 1914 brass finisher at 61 Gorgie Road. Employed, butcher for Mr Shaw, Morningside Road. EEN 18 & 24 May 1918, photo.

Blackwood

L/Corp James Blackwood (21) Enlisted, Edin. No. 9151, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 30 Sep 1916, Salonika. Struma Military Cem. b. Edin. Younger & only surviving son of Thomas Blackwood, joiner, & Grace Blackwood, 18 Cathcart Place. His brother, Pte Robert Blackwood, Australian Imperial Force. KiA 1916. EEN 21 & 23 Oct 1916.

Pte Robert Blackwood (27) No. 4104, 4 Australian Imperial Force. KiA 19 Aug 1916, France. Villers-Bretonneuy Mem. Eldest son of Thomas Blackwood, joiner, & Grace Blackwood, 18 Cathcart Place. His brother. L/ Corp James Blackwood, KiA 1916. EEN 11 & 12 Sep 1916. TED 12 Sep 1916.

Blair

Pte Alexander Blair (34) No. 201669, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. Reported missing then KiA 19 Apr 1917. Gaza War Cem. Sp. Mrs Jean McRitchie Blair & one child, 16 Moat Street, then 9 North St David Street. EEN 11 Jun 1917.

Blakeman

Pte Arthur Leslie Blakeman ( ) Bandsman, 1 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 11 Nov 1914. Sp. Mrs Blakeman, 7 White Park, opposite 160 Gorgie Road. EEN 30 Nov & 1 Dec 1915, photo. TED 30 Nov 1915.

Blellock

Pte John A. Blellock (23) No.12046, 1, 7 HLI. He was at the Front from the beginning of the War, and in the retreat from Mons. KiA 20 Dec 1917. Ramleh War Cem. Second son of the late John Blellock (56) d. May 1916, funeral to NMC & Mrs Jane M. Blellock, 3 Northcote Street. Perhaps kin to Thomas Blellock, foreman, 3 Northcote Street. Employed, Messrs William McEwan & Co, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 17 Jan 1918. TED 22 Jan 1918.

Blyth

Pte David Blyth (27) No. 13105, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers Reported missing then KiA 25 Sep 1915, Loos Address, Corporation Buildings, McLeod Street. Son of the late Gillanders Blyth, glazier, & Wilhelmina Blyth, 101 Grove Street. His brother, John Blyth, 1 Westfield Street. EEN 26 & 29 Sep, 30 Oct 1916, photo.

Pte James Skinner Blyth (19) No. 60814, 152 MGC (infantry) KiA 9 Jul 1917. Cwalia Cem, Belgium Son of James & Jane Blyth, 33 Mertoun Place. Boroughmuir school.

PteThomas Drysdale Blyth (20) No. 84677, R. Scots, transf. to No. 127705, 74 MGC Inf. Killed, poison gas, 20 Sep 1918, F & F. GWM & St Sever Cem. Extn. Rouen. b. Edin. Second son of Mr &Mrs George Kerr Blyth, 84 Gorgie Road. Employed, Charles Henshaw, Murieston Crescent. EEN 23 Sep & 17 Oct 1918, photo.

Bonnar

Pte Archibald Bonnar (41) Enlisted, Edin. No. 19713,’D’ Coy, 16 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 1 Jul 1916 F & F, Battle of the Somme. ESC & Thiepval Mem. Sp. Christina Bonnar nee Newell, 197 Dalry Road, then in 1917 at 6 Newton Street. His brother Pte William Bonnar, R, Scots, wounded for a fourth time (EEN 1 May 1918). Employed, upholsterer for St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 11 Aug 1916, 24 Feb, 24 Mar, 3 Apr & 2 Jul 1917, photo & 1 Jul 1918.

Borland

Pte David Borland (35), No. 115319, Seaforth Hdrs. d. 11 Dec 1919. Funeral from West House, Morningside. NMC. Address 1914, 14 Wardlaw Place. Employed, labourer.

Corp John Borland, maybe Boland (27) No. 11601, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 12 Aug 1916. Thiepval Mem. Only son of John & Jessie Borland, 5 Hermand Terrace. EEN 2 Sep &24 Oct 1916, photo.

Pte Thomas Borland ( ) After fourteen days service with the RAMC, he was discharged because of his deafness, and on that account was in total rejected four times before he was accepted for service. No.42888, R. Scots Fusiliers, attached to 2 HLI. KiA 28 Apr 1917. GWM & Arras Mem. Address, 18 Wardlaw Street. His sister, Mrs Chinnery, also there, perhaps wife or mother to Pte Walter James Chinnery, Seaforth Hdrs, gunshot in the head 1918. Employed, Messrs McKenzie & Moncur’s Iron Works, Slateford Road. EEN 15 & 20 Jun 1917, photo.

Borthwick

Corp David Borthwick (24) No. 35198, Corp or Sgt, HLI, formerly Cam Hdrs. d. 2 May 1917. Chapelle British Cem, Holnon. Son of David Borthwick, postman, & Alison Borthwick, 36 Dalry Road & 9 Caledonian Place. Employed, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 19 May 1917. TED 19 May 1917.

Pte James Borthwick (23) Enlisted, Edin. No. 40013, 5, 17 R. Scots. d. 11 May 1918. GWM & NMC Son of late James Whitelaw Borthwick, Kirkliston, & Mrs Alice Paterson, 4 Moat Terrace. His brother, Pte Thomas C. Borthwick, R. Scots, KiA 1915. EEN 24 May 1918, photo.

Pte James Borthwick (18) No. 2018, 1,4 R. Scots. KiA 19 Dec 1915, Gallipoli. Pink Farm Cem, Helles. Address, 25 Bryson Road. Son of James Borthwick, stereotyper, & Christina Borthwick. EEN 2 Feb 1916, photo.

L/Corp Thomas Borthwick (20) No. 2193, 1.5 R. Scots. KiA 30 May 1915, Dardanelles. GWM & Helles Mem. Youngest son of Thomas Borthwick, joiner, & Mary Borthwick, 74 Angle Park Terrace. Employed, grocer’s assistant. EEN 29 Jun 1915. TED 30 Jun 1915.

Pte Thomas C. Borthwick (18) No. 1567, 1, 5 R. Scots (Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles). Reported missing then KiA 28 May 1915, Dardanelles. GWM & Helles Mem. Second son of the late James Whitelaw Borthwick, Kirkliston, & Mrs Alice Paterson, 4 Moat Terrace. His brother, Pte James Borthwick, R. Scots, d. 11 May 1918. Employed, butcher, for Mr Martin, 40 Fountainbridge. EEN 20 Nov 1915, 8 & 10 Mar 1916, photo, & 28 Jun 1917. TED 22 Nov 1915, & 9, 14 & 16 Mar 1916, photo.

Bow

Gunner Andrew Henderson Bow (22) RFA, DoW 1917 Sp. Mrs Bow, 9 Murieston Crescent. TED 8 Oct 1917.

Boyd

Pte James Boyd (21) No. 18976, L/ Corp, 16 R. Scots. KiA 3 Aug 1916, near Bazentin, F & F. Thiepval Mem. b. 1895 Livingston, West Lothian. Son of James Boyd, shale hewer, & Jane Boyd, 50 Front Street, Mossend, West Calder. Heart of Midlothian FC right wing player. TED 9 May 1917.

Boyes

Corp Frank Boyes (31) No. 350964, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917. Level Crossing Cem, Fampoux. Eldest son of Peter & Annie Boyes, of Ratho, and 40 Roseburn Street. Sp. Mrs Isabella Campbell, formerly Boyes, 20 Caledonian Road & 46 Maryfield, Abbeyhill. Employed, Burgh Surveyors Dept, Leith. EEN 19 & 23 May 1917, photo.

Boyle

Pte Robert G. Boyle (43) No. 804 A & S Hdrs, No. 32183, attached 18 R. Scots, transf. to 2 Coy, Labour Corps. DoW 16 Mar 1918, Nottingham Gen. Military Hosp. Funeral 189 Fountainbridge to NMC. Second son of the late James & Mrs Maria S. Boyle (74) d.19 Mar 1919, funeral to NMC. EEN 19 Mar 1918.

Bradford

Pte Henry “Harry” Bradford (26), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 5 Nov 1917. Basra Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Alexander Bradford, 75 Fountainbridge. Sp. Helen Ramsay Bradford, 105 Dundee Street & 127 West Port. EEN 23 Nov & 25 Dec 1917, photo.

Bradley

Pte John Bradley (24) No. 276764, Nottinghamshire Yeomanry (Sherwood Rangers). d. 15 Dec 1918 of pneumonia in hosp, England. Funeral from 16 Roxburgh Place to NMC. Son of John Bradley, Clyde Street, Glasgow. Sp. Helen Bradley nee Connell, 6 Drummond Street. EEN 19 Dec 1918.

Brash

Capt James Brash (25), Pte 1914, 6 R. Scots, Capt 1917 France, 3 Seaforth Hdrs, attached 7 Seaforth Hdrs. Mentioned in Despatches, Apr 1917, Distinguished Service Order, and Military Cross, Dec1918. d. 9 Nov 1918, Wimereux. Terlincthun British Cem, Wimille. Son of Robert & Catherine Brash, 12 Society Place, West Calder. Boroughmuir and West Calder schools. M.A, 1914

Brock

Pte Walter Stapleton Brock (20), R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 27 Jul 1915 F & F. Second son of Mr & Mrs Brock, late of 151 Slateford Road. He had two brothers in the Services. EEN 17 & 23 Aug 1915, photo. TED 18 Aug 1915.

Brodie

Pte Adam Brodie (19) No. 11279, 1 Scots Gds. Reported missing then KiA 25 Jan 1915, La Bussee. GWM & Le Touret Mem. Second son of Thomas & Margaret Merriless Brodie, 134 Gorgie Road. EEN 6 Mar 1916.

Brooks/Brookes

Gunner Alexander Brooks (22) No. 837119, signaller, “A” Bty, 307 Bde, RFA, Served three years in the Army. Military Medal. Killed on active service 10 May 1918. Viellen Chapelle New Military Cem, Lacouture. Address, Balgreen Avenue. Son of the late John Brooks (68) d. 8 Sep 1915, funeral to EDC & Helen Campbell Brooks (64) d. 26 Aug 1919, EDC, Pinkhill Dairy, Murrayfield. His older brother held a commission in the RFA, and his younger brother, Pte Robert Bonnington Brooks, R. Scots, was reported missing then died while PoW. Perhaps kin to Jessina Brooks (28) d. 21 Feb 1919, funeral Pinkhill to EDC. EEN 22 & 25 May 1918. TED 21, 22 & 25 May, 24 Jun 1918.

Pte Charles Henry Brookes (34) No. 353025, 2 HLI, formerly R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Apr 1917. GWM & Arras Mem. Eldest son of Anthony Dennis Brookes, painter & Margaret Brookes, 109 & 198 Gorgie Road, of Johannesburg, South Africa, late of North Richmond Street. Sp. Margaret Cullerton Brookes, in 1914, 175 Gorgie Road, then 5 Wardlaw Street. Employed, 1914 rubber worker, later Messrs T & H Smith, Brandfield Chemical Works, Wheatfield Road. EEN 25 & 31 Jan 1918, photo.

Pte Joseph Brooks (30) No. 9956, 1 HLI. Twelve years service. d. 31 Dec 1918 cerebro spinal meningitis, Basra. Bagdad (North Gate) War Cem. Second son of Robert Brooks & Jessie Allan, 40 St Leonards Street, late of Fowler Terrace. His sisters, Mrs Cruikshank, 162 Dundee Street, and Mrs McDonald, 21 Gibson Terrace. EEN 11 Jan 1919.

Pte Robert Bonnington Brooks (19) No.50588, 12 R. Scots. PoW in German hands d. dysentery 8 Aug 1918, Tralon, Hospital. Glageon Communal Cem. Youngest son of the late John Brooks (68) d. 8 Sep 1915, funeral to EDC & Helen Campbell Brooks (64) d. 26 Aug 1919, EDC, Pinkhill Dairy, Murrayfield. His brother, Gunner Alexander Brooks, RFA, Military Medal. Killed 1918. Perhaps kin, Jessina Brooks (28) d. 21 Feb 1919, funeral Pinkhill to EDC. EEN 22 & 23 Feb 1919.

Brown

Pte Alexander Brown (19) No. 203355, 2, 4 Cam Hdrs. KiA 20 Nov 1917 F& F. GWM & Duisans Brit, Cem., Etrun. Son of John & Janet Brown of Edinburgh.

L/Corp Andrew Brown ( ) No. 1297, 2 BW. He was in the Guard of Honour at the Delhi Durbar. Served in the Indian Expeditionary Force, France 1914. KiA 7 Jan 1916, Persian Gulf. Amara War Cem. Son of the late William & Mrs Brown, 9 Yeaman Place. His sister, 22 Downfield Place. He had two brothers serving in France. Perhaps kin to Isabella Brown (65) d. 14 Oct 1915, funeral 9 Yeaman Place to EDC. EEN 8 Feb 1916, photo.

Pte James Brown (18) No. 1673, 6, 8 R. Scots. KiA 11 Mar 1915, while taking part in an attack on a German trench. Le Touret Mem. Eldest son Mr & Mrs James Brown, rubber worker, 20 Wardlaw Place. EEN 23 Mar 1915.

Pte James Brown ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Reported missing then KiA 3 May 1917. GWM. Sp. Mrs Brown & three children, 9 Wardlaw Street. EEN 9 & 14 Mar 1918, photo.

Pte John Brown ( ) Wounded & taken PoW in Mar 1918. DoW 1 Apr 1918, Germany. Only son of Mr & Mrs James Brown, joiner, 56 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. EEN 8 Aug 1918. TED 8 Aug 1918.

Pte John Brown ( ), R. Scots, DoW. Address, The Cottage, Moat Street. TED 14 Nov 1918, photo.

Pte Robert Polson Brown (20) No.7678, 14 Field Amb. RAMC. He had been at the Front for nine months. KiA 19 May 1915 F & F. GWM & Perth (China Wall) Cem. Son of George & Margaret Brown (58) d.24 Dec 1919, funeral 7 Smithfield Street to NMC, in 1915 at 15 Wardlaw Place. His brothers, Pte Richard Brown, Cam (SR), wounded, & Pte William Brown, KOSB, KiA 1917. EEN 5 & 9 Jun 1915. TED 31 May 1917, photo.

Pte William Brown (19) No. 51279, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1918. Ploegteert Mem. Youngest son of the late Thomas & Henrietta Brown, 16 Murdoch Terrace. His sister Maggie Mack resided there. He had three brothers in the Services. Employed, Edinburgh Evening News machine room. EEN 10 & 18 May 1918.

Pte William Brown (31) No. 8737, 1 KOSB. KiA 23 Apr 1917, Battle of Arras. Arras Mem. Son of George & Margaret Brown (58) d. 24 Dec 1919, funeral 7 Smithfield Street to NMC, in 1915 at 15 Wardlaw Place. Sp. Margaret Douglas Brown & three children, 7 Smithfield Street. His brothers, Pte Richard Brown, Cam (SR), wounded, & Pte Robert Polson Brown, RAMC, KiA 1915. EEN 17 May 1917, photo & 23 Apr 1918. TED 31 May 1917.

A/Capt William Brown ( ), Sgt in 1914, 2nd Lt in 1915, & Lt in 1917. 6 R. Scots KiA Aug 1918, Egypt b. 1887. Boroughmuir school. M.A, 1912.

Pte William Brown (52) No. 35594, Royal Defence Corps. d. 5 Sep 1918. NMC. Address, 93 Dundee Street.

L/Sgt William “Willie” Brown (26) No. 33087, 8 R. Scots (Pioneers). DoW 8 Aug 1918 in hosp of wounds received in action 23 Jul 1918. Bouilly Cross Roads Military Cem. Son of Alexander & Robina Brown, 9 Fowler Terrace. EEN 30 Aug 1918.

Pte William Hewat Brown (20) KOSB, d. 31 Jul 1917. GWM. b. 1897 North Leith.

Brownlee

Pte George H. Brownlee ( ) No. 200916, 6 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 31 Jul 1917. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Youngest son of late Robert & Susan Brownlee, and step-son of John Henry Lawrie, engineer, 197 Gorgie Road. EEN 27 Jul 1918.

Bruce

Driver Alexander “Alex” Bruce (29) No. 246674, RFA. d. 16 Feb 1919 at 16 Dundee Street. EDC. Youngest son of Alexander Bruce, lorry man, & Elizabeth Bruce, 16 Dundee Street. EEN 18 Feb 1919.

2nd Lieut Alexander Angus Bruce (28) Enlisted in motor transport & left for the Front in Aug 1914. "B" Bty, 156 Bde, RFA. KiA 24 Jun 1918. Gwalia Cem, Belgium. Only son of Williamina & Eliza Bruce, by Brompton, North Devon. Sp. Mrs A A Bruce, 9 Merchiston Grove & 43 Slateford Road. Employed, chauffeur. EEN 3, 4, 5, & 9 Jul 1918, photo. TED 24 Jul 1918, photo.

Pte Archibald Bruce (42) No. M2/229928, RASC. MT 93 Bde, RFA. DoW 8 Dec 1918, No.10 General hosp, France. GWM & St Sever Cem. Extn, Rouen. Son of Barbara Bruce. Sp. Margaret McKenzie Bruce, 15 Wardlaw Street. Employed, labourer. EEN 13 Dec 1918

Pte Hugh Bruce (24) No. 8421, 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW 27 Sep 1915, France. Lillers Communal Cem. Second son of William Bruce, labourer, & Annie Bruce, 54 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to James Bruce, iron monger, 54 Dundee Street. EEN 6 Oct 1915.

2nd Lieut Oliver Bruce (22), 15 A & S Hdrs 1915, transf. to 1, 7 BW. France, 2 Rifle Brigade. Lt, Oct 1917. Wounded & taken PoW, May 1918. DoW 9 Jun 1918 in Germany. b. 1896. Only son of Mr & Mrs Oliver Bruce, electrical engineer, 4 Alderbank Place, Shandon. George Heriot's school, photo. Employed, assistant clerk, Board of Agriculture for Scotland. TED 22 Jun & 10 Aug 1918.

Sgt S. Bruce (29) No. 8490, 2 Cam (SR). d. 5 Mar 1915. Manchester Southern Cem. Son of William & the late Isabella Bruce, 6 Jute Street, Aberdeen. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Buchan

Driver Alexander Buchan (33) No. T4/246423, 538 Coy, RASC. d. 29 Oct 1916 of pneumonia, Edinburgh Military Hosp. SMM & EDC. Third son of late Thomas Buchan (65) railway servant, d. 16 Oct 1916, funeral to NMC, & Agnes Muirhead Buchan, 6 Wardlaw Street. His brother, L/Sgt David Buchan, HLI, KiA 1914. Sp. Marion Scott Buchan, 150 Dundee Street. EEN 30 Oct 1916.

L/Sgt David Buchan (33) No. 6894, Piper, 1 HLI. Served fifteen years with the Regiment, two of them in India. Killed in a sudden surprise attack by Germans. He had run out of ammunition, but he fought on in hand to hand combat. KiA 20 Dec 1914, Le Touret Mem. Son of Thomas Buchan (65) railway servant, d. 16 Oct 1916, funeral to NMC & Agnes Muirhead Buchan, 6 Wardlaw Street, late of 3 Murieston Place. His brothers, Driver Alexander Buchan, RASC, 150 Dundee Street, d. 1916 & Andrew Buchan, 11Westfield Road. EEN 16 Jan & 17 Feb 1915, photo. TED 27 Feb 1915, photo.

Burgon

Pte Benjamin Hartley Burgon (19) No. 11696, ‘B’ Coy, 2 KOSB. d. 1 Sep 1914. GWM & Crepy-en-Valois Communal Cem. Son of James & Annie Burgon, 3 Westfield Street.

Burness

Pte David Burness (19) No. 3/ 6489, 2 Gordon Hdrs. d. 7 May 1917. GWM & Arras Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs D. Burness, 13 Smithfield Street

Burnet

Pte Andrew Burnet ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No.9638, 1 BW. DoW 21 Jun 1915, on his birthday, while PoW, F & F. Le Touret Mem. b. Edin. His sister, Mrs W. Robertson, 67 Gorgie Road. EEN 31 Jul 1915.

Pte James Burnet (21) No.275360, 1,8 R. Scots. Wounded 1917. d. 9 Apr 1918. Mont-Bernanchon Churchyard. b. Innerleithan. Son of Archibald & Margret Burnet, 5 Ritchie Place. Employed, plumber for Messrs Muckie & Simpson, Edinburgh. TED 27 Jan 1917, photo & 3 May 1918, photo. EEN 21 May 1918, photo.

Burns

Pte John S. Burns (37) Enlisted, 1914. No.43625, 15 R. Scots. PoW since 22 Mar 1918. d. 26 Jul 1918. Berlaimont Communal Cem. Extn. Son of Mr & Mrs John Burns of Edinburgh. He resided with his brother, Thomas Stark Burns, rubber worker12 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to Archibald S. Burns (33) d. 27 Aug 1918, funeral 12 Bryson Road to NMC. Employed, cooper, Messrs William McEwan & Co, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 19 Oct 1918.

Burrell

Pte Archibald Burrell (31) No. 25761, 2 R. Scots. KiA 16 Jul 1916. Serre Road Cem. No. 2 Address, 6 Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon. Youngest son of late Archibald Burrell & Elizabeth Turner Burrell (Mrs Roberston), 6 Orwell Terrace. Sp Euphemia Gunn, Barbnaclavan, Janetstown, Thurso. Perhaps kin to James Burrell (33) d. 31 May 1916, funeral 6 Orwell Terrace to NMC. Employed, traveller. EEN 19 & 25 Aug 1916, photo. TED 22 Aug 1916, photo.

Bush

Pte Charles Robert Bush (34) No. 201659, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 19 Apr 1917. Jerusalem Mem. b. Selkirk. Sp, Mrs Margaret Bush, 2 Murieston Place & Dovecot Park, Selkirk. EEN 5 May 1917.

Capt Victor George Anderson Bush (25) Enlisted 9 R. Scots. Commissioned in HLI, transf. to Captain, Training Centre, Royal Flying Corps. d. 8 Feb 1918. NMC & SMM. b. 1893 Bangkok. Youngest son of Admiral, John Bush of Bangkok, Siam. Sp. Jane I. Bush, 21 Lauderdale Street.

Byrne

Gunner Patrick Byrne (44) No. 7360, 36 Reserve Bty. RFA. d. 21 Feb 1919. Funeral from 44 Grove Street to NMC.

Cadger

Pte Alexander Cadger ( ), 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW received in action 1 Aug 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Third son of the late William Wilkie & Mrs Cadger, 14 Smithfield Street. Sp, Jeanie Greig, 28 Wardlaw Place. EEN 1 & 6 Dec 1917, photo.

Cain

Pte Alexander Ramsay Cain (18) No. 122606, 6 Gordon Hdrs. d. 11 Apr 1918. GWM & Loos Mem. Son of John Cain, biscuit baker, & Euphemia Cain, “Mayfield”, Robertson Avenue & “Janefield” cottage, Stewart Terrace. His brothers & sister, Pte George M. Cain, R Scots, wounded for a second time 1918, L/Corp Hugh McD. Cain, R. Scots, DoW 9 Apr 1918, John Cain, grocer, and Isabella Cain.

Pte Hugh McD. Cain (21) No. 250616, L/Corp, 5, 6 R. Scots. DoW 9 Apr 1918 of wounds received 3 Apr 1918, F & F. GWM & Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Son of John Cain, biscuit baker, & Euphemia Cain, “Mayfield”, Robertson Avenue & “Janefield” cottage, Stewart Terrace. His brothers and sister, Pte George M. Cain, R Scots, wounded for a second time 1918 & Pte Alexander Ramsay Cain, Gordon Hdrs, d. 11 Apr 1918, John Cain, grocer, and Isabella Cain. Employed, apprentice tinter, Dye works. EEN 3 Jun 1918. TED 7 May 1918, photo.

Calder

Pte George Calder (19) No. 22112, 16 R. Scots. Accidently killed 22 Jan 1918, France. Croisilles British Mem. Youngest son of Mrs Calder, 20 Smithfield Street. EEN 16 & 26 Feb 1918, photo.

Pte George Cooper Calder (20) Enlisted, Edin. No. 202021, 1, 4 & 16 R. Scots. d. 15 Dec 1917. GWM & Etaples Military Cem. b. 1897 South Leith. Address, 8 Wardlaw Place. Son of John & Agnes Calder of Leith. In 1911 residing 8 Wardlaw Place with Margaret Calder (52) laundress.

Pte Peter Calder (26) No 10526, drummer, 1, R. Scots. KiA 22 May 1915. Ypres (Menin) Gate) Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs John Calder, iron moulder, 9 Robertson Avenue. EEN 9 Jun 1915.

Calderhead

Corp James M. S. Calderhead (23) Enlisted, Edin. No. 19432, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, France. SMM & Thiepval Mem. b. 1893. Younger son of Mrs Calderhead, 19 Shandon Street, then 13 Springvalley Terrace. His brother, Robert McAlpine Calderhead, clerk, 19 Shandon Street. Boroughmuir & George Heriot’s schools. EEN 19 Aug 1916. TED 19 Aug 1916.

Caldwell

Pte William Caldwell (21) No.1442, Machine Gun Section, 9 R. Scots. He had just returned from Home leave when he was killed. KiA 11 Jan 1916, F & F. Suzanne Communal Cem Extn. b. Galashiels. Son of Charles Caldwell, labourer, & Margaret Caldwell, 15 Cathcart Place & 21 Duff Street. Employed, apprentice bricklayer, Redford. EEN 2 Feb 1916, photo. TED 27 & 29 Jan 1916.

Callan

Pte James Callan ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1917. His mother resided, 11 Downfield Place. Employed, Messrs William McEwan, brewers, Fountainbridge. TED 17 Apr 1917, photo.

Callender

Pte Alexander Callender (23) No.17579, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Son of Alexander & Janet Callender, 151 Slateford Road. His brother & sisters, Robert, Kate, Janet & Maggie Callender. Perhaps kin to John Taylor Callender, plumber, 63 Slateford Road. Employed, iron worker. EEN 14 & 15Aug 1916, photo & 2 Jul 1917.

Pte Alexander Mason Callender (19) No. 9568, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 22 Dec 1914 F & F. Le Touret Mem. b. 27 Sep 1895 4 Hill Street, Edin. Son of James Mason Callender, tailor, & Margaret McNaughton, m. 1889, Edin.

Pte Frank Callender (31) No. 45724, 2 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1918. Lapugnoy Military Cem. Sp. Isabella Mark Hilston, 286 Gorgie Road. EEN 15 May 1918.

Cameron

Pte Alexander Cameron (24) No. 1208, 2 BW. Seven years service, six of them in India. KiA 14 Nov 1914, at La Bassee. Le Touret Mem. His mother resided, 17 Watson Crescent, formerly Gibson Terrace. His sister, Mrs Donald Ralph, 25 Watson Crescent. EEN 27 Nov 1914, 12 Mar 1915, photo.

Pte Charles H. Cameron ( ) No. 1873, 1,8 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 22 Jul 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Only son of Donald Cameron, 11 Smithfield Street. EEN 8 May 1917.

Able seaman Duncan John Dall Cameron (22) No.J/ 12912, HMS Vivid, RN. d. 21 Jul 1918. NMC. b. 28 Sep 1895, Malta. Address, 12 West Nicolson Street. Son of Pte Duncan Cameron, 1 HLI, stationed Malta in 1895.

Pte Hector I. Cameron ( ), HLI. Reported missing then KiA 22 Apr 1917. Sp. Isa Shand, 15 Caledonian Place. Perhaps kin to Alexander Cameron, miller, & Alexander R. Cameron (4 9 /12) d. 26 Jan 1920, ESC, 15 Caledonian Place. EEN 31 Jan 1918.

Pte John Cameron ( ), R. Scots. DoW 1917. Only son of Mrs Cameron, 26 or 28 Moat Street. Employed, Office of Valuation Dept, Inland Revenue, Hanover Street. EEN 7 Jun 1917, photo. TED 6 & 17 May 1917.

Rifleman John Cameron (35) No. 9308, 5 Cam (SR). KiA 18 Feb 1916. Cambrian Churchyard Extn. Address, 13 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. Eldest surviving son of James L. Cameron, d. 14 Dec 1916 & Marion D. Cameron (74) d. 24 Mar 1914, funerals 18 Ashley Terrace to NMC. TED 24 Feb 1916.

Sgt Noel Cameron ( ) No. 10693, R. Scots. Transf. No. 9286, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 Oct 1916. Thiepval Mem. Sp. Jean Bonnyman, 6 Northcote Street. EEN 1 Nov 1916.

Rifleman Samuel Cameron (36), “D” Coy, 3, 3 New Zealand Rifle Brigade. KiA while bringing in wounded. Underhill Farm Cem. Second son of the late Archibald & Elizabeth McArthur Cameron, Alford, Aberdeenshire. His sister Mrs E. Trail, 66 Dundee Street. EEN 28 Jul 1917.

Pte William Cameron (21) Enlisted, Edin. No. 350899, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917, F & F. GWM & Roclincourt Valley Cem. b. Edin. Eldest son of John & Mrs C. S. Cameron, 119 Gorgie Road. Employed, St Cuthbert’s Co-op, Morningside Branch. EEN 1 May 1917. TED 30 Apr 1917.

Campbell

Pte Andrew Campbell (26) No. CMT/ 1952, MT 621 Coy, RASC. Wounded in action 14 Sep 1915, France. DoW, 18 Feb 1916, King George’s Hosp, London. Funeral from 198 Dalry Road to NMC. Second son of Robert Campbell, railway servant, & Alice Campbell, 198 Dalry Road. Sp. Edith Heddie Campbell, 6 Bright Terrace, off Dalry Road. EEN & TED 22 Feb 1916.

Fireman Archibald Campbell (34). Mercantile Marine. His vessel, SS Malvina, was attacked by a German submarine. Drowned 2 Aug 1918, Tower Hill Mem. Son of Archibald & Jane S. Campbell (65) d. 28 Dec 1919, funeral to NMC, 145 Fountainbridge. Sp. Helen Blaney, 6 Freer Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte Donald Campbell (21) No. 18809, Machine Gun Section, 16 R. Scots. KiA 3 Aug 1916. Caterpillar Valley Cem, Longueval. Fourth son of the late R. J. & Catherine Campbell, 5 Angle Park Terrace. EEN 5 Sep 1916.

Pte James Campbell (20) No. 40088, signaller, 7, 8 KOSB. Reported missing then KiA 24 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Younger son of Mr David Campbell, porter, 8 Orwell Place & Mrs Helen Campbell, 47 John Street, Penicuik. Employed, W D Smith, Bruntsfield Place. EEN 9 Jul 1917. TED 2 Jun, 9 & 10 Jul 1917, photo.

Pte John Campbell (22), 1.5 R. Scots. KiA 27 Apr 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 314 Gorgie Road. Eldest son of John & Jessie Campbell, 1 Westfield Street. Employed, Alder & Mackay Meter Works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 7 & 15 Jun 1915, photo.

Pte John Cowan Campbell (27) Enlisted, Edin. No. 16397, 2 R. Scots. DoW received in action 19 May 1915, GWM & Bailleul Communal Cem Extn (Nord). b. Edin. Son of Mr & Mrs Campbell, 124 Gorgie Road. Sp. Mrs Euphemia “Effie” B. Hunter Campbell, Windsor Place, Portobello. Perhaps kin to Otto Edward Travelyan Campbell, rubber worker, 124 Gorgie Road. EEN 25 & 26 May 1915. TED 31 May 1915.

Pte Peter M. Campbell ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 42099, 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 15 Jun 1918 F & F. Loos Mem. b. Edin. Son of Mr & Mrs James Campbell, 15 Lochrin Terrace. Perhaps kin to Margaret Campbell (86) d. 9 Feb 1921, funeral 15 Lochrin Terrace to NMC. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Cannon

Pte James Cannon (18) No. 62589, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 11 Mar 1918. NMC. Address, 125 Grove Street. Son of James & Mary Cannon, 6 James Court, Lawnmarket.

Cantley

Pte Robert Cantley (32) No. 38643, 13 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Only son of Mr & Mrs Robert Rankine Cantley, painter, 16 Caledonian Place. Sp. Cissy Cummings Cantley & one child, a daughter, 16 Caledonian Place or Downfield Place. Employed, Oil & Cake Works, Dalry, possibly West Fountain Place. EEN 28 & 30 Jan, 6 Feb 1918, photo. TED 28 Jan & 7 Feb 1918, photo.

Carlin

Pte Patrick Carlin (36) No. 6914, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 16 Jun 1915 F & F. EDC & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. His aunt, Mrs M. Carlin, 54a Grassmarket.

Pte Philip Carlin (24) No. 9254, 2 Cam Hdrs. DoW 15 May 1915 F & F. Funeral from Newport Street to EDC. Son of James & Mary Grannie Carlin, of Edinburgh

Carlton

Sgt Cornelious P. Carlton (40) No. 4293, 12 R. Scots. d. 11 Apr 1918. Funeral from 44 Balcarras Street, Morningside, to NMC. Sp. Lily Young, Bloemfontein, South Africa. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Carmichael

Pte A. Carmichael (24), 1, 4 R. Scots DoW ---- , Dardanelles. His father resided, Hydro Cottages, Slateford. Employed, gardener, for Sir Oliver Riddel, Craiglockhart House. EEN 9 Jul 1915, photo.

Carse

Pte James Carse (20) No. 202614, 9 Cam (SR). KiA 23 Jul 1918. Ploegsteert Mem. Only son of the late Charles William Carse & Elizabeth Carse, 9 William Street. Grandson of the late James Carse (75), labourer, d. 23 May 1915, funeral from 8 Newton Street to NMC. EEN 11 Aug 1918.

Cassidy

Pte James Cassidy (20) No. 275932, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 11 Aug 1918. Bouchoir New British Cem. Youngest son of the Late John & Charlotte A. Cassidy,4 Robertson Avenue & Parken, Juniper Green. EEN 27 Sep 1918.

Caw

Pte William Thomson Caw ( ) No. 2025, 1, 5 R. Scots. iA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Helles Mem. Third son of Robert Caw, insurance agent, & Barbara Caw, 22 Caledonian Road. Perhaps kin to Andrew Caw (11/12) d. 24 Feb 1914, funeral 14 Fowler Terrace to NMC. EEN 8 & 9 Mar 1916. TED 9 Mar 1916.

Cawfield

Pte William Arthur Cawfield (36) No.118228, 60 General Hosp, RAMC. d. 20 Oct 1918 of pneumonia, General Hosp, Egypt. GWM & Deir El Belah War Cem. Sp. Agnes Short Cawfield, and two children 61 Gorgie Road. EEN 9 Nov 1918.

Chalmers

Pte John Chalmers (18) No.40470, R. Scots (QER), & 1 Cam (SR). KiA 28 Oct 1916. Thiepval Mem. Only son of the late John Chalmers, porter, & Barbara S. Chalmers, 7 Watson Crescent. Perhaps kin to Grace Chalmers (28) d. 23 Mar 1916, funeral 7 Watson Crescent to EDC. Employed, apprentice cooper, Messrs William McEwan & Co, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 18, 20 & 25 Nov 1916, photo. TED 9 Dec 1916, photo.

Pte John Glendinning Chalmers (19) No.10495, 8 BW. KiA 21 Oct 1915. NMC & Railway Dugouts, Zillebeke. Son of Alexander & Isabella Chalmers, 16 Lochrin Place, Tollcross.

Chapman

Pte Archibald Chapman ( ) No. 202898, 4 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 20 Nov 1917. Cambrai Mem, Louverval. Address, 173 Dundee Street. Employed, butcher. EEN 7 Oct 1918, photo.

Charlton

Corp Peter James Charlton (39) No. 259260, 2 Signals Coy, R. Engrs. KiA 27 May 1917. Hop Store Vlamertinghe Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Charlton, 2 West Fountain Place, Dundee Street.

Cherry

Pte William Hammer Cherry (28) No. 17558, Airman 2nd class, Royal Flying Corps. d. Suddenly 18 Sep 1916, at Royal Flying School, Uoavon. NMC. His older sister, Lily McGhee, 2 Wheatfield Street. Sp. Mary Simonzin Jackson Cherry, 20 Wardlaw Street & 14 Upper Grove Place. Employed, driller. EEN 19 Sep 1916.

Cheyne

Pte Charles Cheyne (22) No. 22548, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 Mar 1917. Arras Mem. Address, 173 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to Cumming Cheyne, butcher, & Jane Cheyne (4/365) d. 4 Nov 1915, funeral to NMC, 173 Dundee Street. EEN 9 & 13 Apr 1917, photo.

Chinnery

PteThomas Chinnery ( ) No. 42197, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 21 Sep 1918. GWM, NMM & Meath Cem, Villers-Guislain b. 1900 Edin. Eldest son of Herbert & Isa Chinnery, 33 Westfield Road. Boroughmuir school. Perhaps related to Pte Walter James Chinnery, porter, Seaforth Hdrs, 18 Wardlaw Place, who was severely wounded, being gunshot in the head (EEN 9 Apr 1918). Employed, Messrs Gillespie & Petterson, 31 Melville Street. EEN 8 Oct 1918.

Chisholm

L/Corp Alexander Chisholm ( ) No.1339, R. Scots, transf. to lewis gunner, No. 1987, 5 Cam (SR). Wounded at the Dardanelles. KiA 6 Nov 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of James & Annie Chisholm, 9 Smithfield Street. His brother was serving in France. Employed, Messrs Alder & Mackay, Stewart Terrace. EEN 2 & 4 Dec 1916, photo. TED 2 & 7 Dec 1916, photo.

Gunner Alexander Chisholm (20) No. 195599, “C” Bty, 88 Bde, RFA. KiA 30 Jan 1918. Neuville Bourjonal British Cem. Elder son of Mr & Mrs Peter Porteous Chisholm, traveller, 39 Bryson Road. Employed, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 18 Feb & 12 Mar 1918, photo. TED 22 Feb & 1 Mar 1918, photo.

Pte David Chisholm (22) No. 3933, 9 R. Scots. d. 13 Nov 1916. NMC & Mailly Wood Cem, Mailley-Maillet. Fifth son of Benjamin & Jane Chisholm, 32 Grove Street.

Pte William Chisholm ( ) No. 410705, 38 Canadian Inf (Eastern Ontario Regt). d. 27 Oct 1916. Courcelette British Cem. Son of Andrew Chisholm, can man, & Margaret Chisholm, 3 Ritchie Place. EEN 11 Nov 1916, photo.

Christie

Pte John Christie (23) No.88974, 29 Coy, MGC. KiA 4 Sep 1918. Plogsteert Mem. His uncle and aunt, Mr & Mrs Christie, & family, 62 Causewayside. His friends Mr & Mrs Robertson, 38 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 30 Sep 1918.

Pte Martin Christie (38) No. 18407, 13 R. Scots. KiA 27 Sep 1915 F & F. GWM & Loos Mem. Son of the late Hugh & Mary McDonaugh Christie. Sp. Annie Christie, Old Square, Gorgie. EEN 27 Sep 1916.

Clark/Clarke

Pte Harry G. Clark (25) Enlisted, Edin. No. 20920, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 2 Nov 1917, Egypt. Gaza War Mem. Eldest son of Bertram & Christina J. Cameron Clark, Cairn Cottage, Gorgie. EEN 24 Nov 1917.

Sgt John D.S. Clark (34), R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 22 Oct 1917. Sp. resided, 176 Fountainbridge. Employed, William Currie & Co., Caledonian Rubber Works, Dalry Road. EEN 14 Sep 1918.

L/Corp John R. Clark (25) No. 888, 1 Gordon Hdrs. Military Medal & Mons Star. KiA 10 Oct 1918. Flesquieres Hill British Cem. Son of William & Margaret McLeod Clark, 25 Fowler Terrace. His brother, Pte William Clark, Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917. EEN 26 Oct, 22 Nov 1918, photo.

Guardsman Peter Clark (19) No. 15606, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 30 Jul 1917, F & F. Artillery Wood Cem. b. Stewarton, Ayrshire. Son of Mrs Mary Clark, 36 Watson Crescent. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte Peter Clark (30) No. 276081, 15 R. Scots. KiA 7 Jun 1917. Bailleul Road East Cem, St Laurent-Blangy. b. Edin. Son of the late Thomas Clark of Edinburgh. Employed, many years with Edinburgh Corporation. He resided with Mrs Flynn, 4 Robertson Avenue. EEN 3 & 4 Jul 1917, photo.

Pte William Clark (31), Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917, Battle of Arras. Son of William & Margaret McLeod Clark, 25 Fowler Terrace. His brother, L/Corp John R. Clark, 1 Gordon Hdrs, KiA 10 Oct 1918. Sp. Georgina Menelaws & family, 10 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 7 & 13 Jun 1917, photo, & 23 Apr 1918.

Pte William Clark (31) Reservist. No. 4577, 1 Scots Gds. DoW 8 Nov 1914, in hosp, Boulogne. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Only surviving son of the late William & Elizabeth Clark or Mrs Simpson, 24 Tynecastle Lane. Sp. Helen Mason or Ellen White Clark, 4 Forbes Road. EEN 20 Nov 1914.

Able seaman William Henry Clarke ( ), Royal Navy. He was on the destroyer HMS Sparrowhawk, at the Battle of Jutland. HMS Broke was attacked by the German SMS Westfalen, suffering casualties, and damage. The Broke’s helmsman, when killed fell against the wheel, causing the ship to turn and ram the Sparrowhawke, which was so damaged that the surviving crew were rescued, and she was sunk by fire from HMS Marksman, rather than let her fall to the Germans. KiA 31 May 1916, in North Sea, His beloved friend Isa Tait, 119 Gorgie Road. EEN 16 Jun 1916. TED 16 & 17 Jun 1916, photo.

Clarkson

Pte Gavin “Guy” Clarkson (35) No. 21276, 13 HLI. Served in South African BoerWar. Killed, accidently, while on active service, 4 Mar 1917, F&F. SMM. Sp. Isa Balsaille, 8 Hermand Street. Employed, tinsmith, Alder & Mackay, Stewart Terrace. EEN 2 Apr 1917.

Cleghorn

L/Corp John Cleghorn (20) No. 10477, 7 Seaforth Hdrs, formerly R. Scots Greys. KiA 12 Oct 1916, while helping wounded comrades. Thiepval Mem. Address, 7 Orwell Terrace. Son of Mr & Mrs Cleghorn, 22 Springwell Place. Perhaps kin to George Cleghorn, lathsplitter & Elizabeth T. Cleghorn (82) d. 28 Dec 1917, funeral to NMC, 7 Orwell Terrace, and Pte H. S. Cleghorn, Gorgie Road, serving in the North- West Frontier, India (EEN 16 Aug 1917, Pte Cleghorn in group photo). Employed, apprentice plumber, Rutherford & Son, Haymarket Terrace. EEN 28 Oct 1916. TED 8 Nov 1916.

Close

Pte Dennis Close (19) No. 2767, ‘C’ Coy, 1 BW. d. 20 Aug 1916. Warloy-Baillon Communal Cem. Extn. Address, Slateford. Son of Wiliam & Mrs S. C. Close, 45 Haigh Park, Longstone. EEN 15 Sep 1916, photo.

Coates

Pte Joseph Coates ( ) Bandsman No. 40474, Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles, then 1 Cam (SR). Reported wounded, missing, then KiA 27 May 1917. Arras Mem. Eldest son of Mrs Coates, 33 Gibson Terrace. Employed, coach trimmer. EEN 6 & 12 Mar 1918, photo.

Cockburn

Pte Alexander Cockburn (26) No. 2952, R. Scots. d. 26 Nov 1919. Funeral from 4 Torphichen Place to NMC.

Pte Peter Cockburn (25) No.48902, 81 Coy, MGC. d. 2 Oct 1916. Lahana Military Cem. Son of John & Margaret Cockburn, 21 Buccleuch Place. Boroughmuir school.

Colley

Pte James Ross Colley (18) No. 3866, 9 R. Scots. France Apr 1916. KiA 9 Apr 1917. b. 1898. Second son of Mr & Mrs John McKenzie Colley, overseer, 9 Murieston Crescent. George Heriot's School. EEN 23 Apr 1917 & 9 Apr 1918.

Collins

Pte David “Davie” Collins (47) No. 115543, Royal Air Force. d. 27 Jul 1919. Funeral from City Mortuary to EDC. Sp. Elizabeth Manderson Collins, 13 Murdoch Terrace. Father of Pte Henry Day Collins, 2 R. Scots, KiA 3 May 1917 & Sgt W. Collins, reported missing 1917

Pte Henry Day Collins (22) No. 29595, 2 R Scots. Reported missing then KiA 3 May 1917. Arras Mem. Son of Pte David Collins, Royal Air Force, d. 1919 & Mrs Elizabeth Manderson Collins, 13 Murdoch Terrace. His brother Sgt W. Collins, was then reported missing. Employed, Messrs William McEwan & Co, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 31 May & 1 Jun 1918.

Pte John Anderson Collins (19) No.2/16813 TR Batn & No.50599, 12 R. Scots. KiA 23 Mar 1918. GWM & Pozieres Mem. b. 20 Oct 1898, Glasgow. Second youngest son of the late Andrew Collins (58), iron moulder, d. 11 Oct 1917, funeral to NMC, & Mary Mason, 18 Stewart Terrace. His brothers and a sister, Alexander, Andrew, Wounded 1915, Pte Daniel Collins, PoW in Germany, 1918 & Gilbert Collins, iron moulder, one of whom had been disabled, and Martha Collins. EEN 29 Apr & 4 Jun 1918. TED 16 May 1918.

Pte Peter Collins ( ) No. 2030, ‘A’Coy, 4 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of Mrs Peter Collins, Wear Street, Glasgow. Sp. Margaret David, 10 Caledonian Place. TED 2 & 3 Sep 1915, photo. EEN 20 Sep 1916.

Colquhoun

Pte John R. Colquhoun ( ) No. 141644, 21 Canadian Inf (Eastern Ontario Regt). KiA 10 Sep 1916. Vimy Mem. Fourth son of the late Alexander & Johann Colquoun. Sp. Myrtle Colquhoun, Ontario, Canada. His sister, Mrs Horsburgh, 28 Caledonian Crescent EEN 29 Jan 1917.

Colston

Pte William Colston (25) No.40361, R. Scots, transferred to 1 Cam (SR). KiA 15 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Address, 18 Hazelbank Terrace, Shandon. Younger son of the late William & Catherine Colston, 3 Horne Terrace. His friend A. G. Allan, 18 Henderson Terrace. EEN 3 & 8 May 1917, photo.

Connelly

Corp John Connolly, served as James Reid (52) No. 50308, 2 R. Scots. d. 26 Jun 1916. NMC. Son of the late Mr & Mrs John Connelly. Sp. Elizabeth Connelly, 57 Calton Road

Pte Robert Connelly (23) No. 71415, 17 HLI. KiA 18 Nov 1916 at Beaumont Hamel, France. NMC. Son of the late Thomas Connelly & Catherine Thornton.

Conner

Pte Alexander “Sandy” Conner (19) No. 352463, 9 R. Scots. d 9 Apr 1917. GWM & Roclincourt Military Cem. Fourth son of James Conner, mason, & Jane Conner, 4 Wheatfield Place. He had a married brother, J. Conner, 1 Newlands, and another at 10 Wheatfield Place. Perhaps kin to Pte R. Conner, 11 A & S Hdrs, same address, wounded 1915, France. Employed, apprentice moulder, Messrs McKenzie & Moncur, Slateford Road. EEN 19 & 21 May 1917, photo, & 9 Apr 1918.

Pte James Conner (49) No. 20879, 8 Cam Hdrs. d. 23 Mar 1916. Hipswell (St John) Churchyard Sp. Emma Locke Conner, 67 Gorgie Road. One of his three sons, Pte Alexander Conner, R. Scots, Gassed 1918. Employed, telephone linesman.

Cook / Cooke

Pte George Cook ( ) pioneer R. Engrs, Cam Hdrs. d. 2 Mar 1919 of broncho- pnuemonia, No. 51 Casaulty Clearing Station, France. Dearly loved friend of May Imrie, 23 Westfield Road. EN 11 Mar 1919.

Pte William Cooke (39) No. 21232, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. d. 27 Oct 1918. Funeral from Longmore Hospital, Newington, to NMC. b. Dukinfield, Cheshire. Son of Thomas & Harriet Cooke. Sp. Mary Elizabeth Cooke, 29 Ash Street, Hailsworth, Manchester.

Cooper

Pte William J. Cooper (21) No.92356, 14 Tank Corps. Wounded in 1916. KiA 9 Aug 1918. Rosieres Communal Cem. Extn. Eldest son of William & Alice Cooper, 16 Caledonian Road & 32 Briarbank Terrace, Shandon. TED 15 Sep 1916, photo & 24 Aug 1918. EEN 24 Aug 1918.

Copeland

Pte James B. Copeland (46) No. 415671, MT Depot (Grove Park), RASC. d, 6 Nov 1918, accidental injuries, Norwood, London. Funeral 28 Morrison Street to NMC. Son of John & Catherine Copeland. Sp. Helen Hutton, 22 Moat Street. EEN 8 Nov 1918.

Corbett

Gunner Lewis Corbett (24) No. 122262, 251 Siege Bty, RGA. DoW 25 Apr 1917, France. NMC & Duisans British Cem. Extn. Son of the late Alexander Corbett & Isabella Ross, 13 Caledonian Crescent.

Cormack

Sgt Hector Cormack ( ) No. 3757, 2 R. Scots. d. 23 Sep 1915, GWM & Brandheok Military Cem. Address, 5 Smithfield Street. Son of the late Donald & Catherine Munro Cormack (62) d. 21 Nov 1915, funeral 5 Smithfield Street to NMC. His brothers, on active service, gassed or killed. Privates Donald Cormack, Seaforth Hdrs, John Cormack, 3 R. Scots, John Nicol Cormack, 16 R. Scots, d. 31 Jul 1915, Kenneth Cormack, 2 R. Scots, DoW 15 May 1915 & Robert Cormack, Seaforth Hdrs. EEN 25 Oct 1915, photo. TED 2 Jul 1915.

Pte John Nicol Cormack (32) No. 21209, 16 R. Scots (McCrae’s Battalion). d. 31 Jul 1915. NMC. Address, 5 Smithfield Street. Son of the late Donald & Catherine Munro Cormack (62) d. 21 Nov 1915, funeral 5 Smithfield Street to NMC. His brothers, on active service, gassed or killed, Pte Donald Cormack, Seaforth Hdrs, Sgt Hector Cormack, 2 R. Scots, d. 23 Sep 1915, and Privates John Cormack, 3 R. Scots, Kenneth Cormack, 2 R. Scots, DoW 15 May 1915 & Robert Cormack, Seaforth Hdrs. TED 2 Jul 1915.

Pte Kenneth Cormack (36) No.8659, Reservist, had served in India. 1, 2 R. Scots. DoW 15 May 1915, France. GWM & Bailleul Communal Cem Extn (Nord). b. 1878 Colinton. Address, 5 Smithfield Street. Son of the late Donald & Catherine Munro Cormack (62) d. 21 Nov 1915, funeral 5 Smithfield Street to NMC. His brothers, on active service, gassed or wounded. Pte Donald Cormack, Seaforth Hdrs, Sgt Hector Cormack ( ), 2 R. Scots. d. 23 Sep 1915, Privates John Cormack, 3 R. Scots, John Nicol Cormack, 16 R. Scots, d. 31 Jul 1915, & Robert Cormack, Seaforth Hdrs. TED 4 Jun, photo, 2 Jul 1915.

Cornwall

Pte Richard Melville Cornwall (19) No. 10432, 2 A & S Hdrs. DoW 21 Sep 1916. Etaples Military Cem. Son of Joseph & Jeannie Cornwall, 6 Murieston Lane. Employed, Engineering Dept., Post Office, Rose Street. EEN 2 & 3 Nov 1916, photo.

Corsie

Pte John Corsie (24) No.41682, “D” Coy, 15 HLI. Military Medal. DoW received in action 2 Oct 1918. Vis-En-Artois Mem. Son of the late John Corsie (49), attendant, d. 16 Nov 1918, funeral to NMC & Elizabeth Corsie, 10 Gibson Terrace. His brother, Pte Robert Corsie, 1 KOSB, DoW in 1917. Perhaps kin to William Corsie (5/12) c. 11 Apr 1915, funeral 10 Gibson Terrace to NMC. EEN 13 Nov & 2 Dec 1918, photo.

Pte Robert Corsie (19) No.23663, 1 KOSB. DoW received in action 28 Apr 1917. Etaples Military Cem. Younger Son of the late John Corsie (49), attendant, d. 16 Nov 1918, funeral to NMC & Elizabeth Corsie, 10 Gibson Terrace. His brother, Pte John Corse, 15 HLI, DoW in 1918. Perhaps kin to William Corsie (5/12) c. 11 Apr 1915, funeral from 10 Gibson Terrace to NMC Employed, coachbuilder, H.C. Hutchison, Ardmillan Place. EEN 4 & 8 May 1917, photo & 13 Nov 1918.

Corstorphin/Corstorphine

Pte James Haig Corstorphine ( ) No. 40416, 11 R. Scots. KiA 6 Jun 1917. Arras Mem. Eldest son of Alexander Corstorphine, auctioneer, & Margaret Corstorphine, 17 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 2 Jul 1917.

Couper

Pte James Couper (21) No. 1653, ‘D’ Coy. 1, 9 R. Scots. d. 29 Jul 1915. SMM & Edinburgh (Morningside) Cem. Son of Robert & Agnes Dick Couper, 51 Lauderdale Street and 1 Admiral Terrace. Named in Edinburgh Evening News story.

Coutts

Charles McGregor Coutts (35), 2nd Engineer, SS Ladoga (Leith), Mercantile Marine. Lost at Sea 16 Apr 1918. NMC & Tower Hill Mem. b. Hamilton, son of Daniel & Susan Coutts. Sp, Isabella Coutts nee Scott, 3 Market Street, Edinburgh. Perhaps 1 kin to Charles Coutts ( /12) d. May 1917, 3 Market Street to NMC

Pte James Beatson Coutts ( ) No. 40513, 7, 8 KOSB. d. 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Boroughmuir school.

Coventry

Pte Richard M. Coventry (21) No.200306, 1, 4 R. Scots. d. 6 Apr 1918. Hadra War Mem Cem, Alexandria. Son of Mr G. D. Coventry, 1 Viewforth Terrace. Boroughmuir school.

Cowan

Pte Thomas Cowan (21), enlisted, Sep 1914, No. 17589, signaller, ‘C’ Coy, 15 R. Scots, and in France, Jan 1916. Reported severely wounded, missing, then KiA 1 Jul 1916, Somme. SMM. b. 1895. Eldest son of Thomas Fairbairn Cowan & Margaret Drysdale Russell Cowan, 22 Shandon Street. His brother, Pte Russell Cowan, pioneer, R. Engrs, suffered shell wounds in thighs & right leg. George Heriot's School. Employed, reporting staff, Evening News & Dispatch. EEN 10 Aug & 7 Oct 1916, photo. TED 8 Aug & 7 Oct 1916.

Cowe

Pte Henry Cowe (24), MT, RASC. d, on active service 30 Jun 1918. Pernes British Cem. Third son of William & Euphemia Cowe, Middleton, Stow. Nephew of Mr & Mrs James Kennedy, 153 Dalry Road. Sp, Mrs Cowe & one child resided in London. EEN 6 Jul 1918.

Pte Thomas Cowe ( ) No. 10588, 2 Scots Gds. Reported missing then KiA 25 Sep 1916. GWM & Thiepval. Address, 20 Wardlaw Place. Sp. Mrs Cowe & one child. 8 Perhaps kin to Thomas Cowe ( /52) d. 7 Jun 1920, funeral 20 Wardlaw Place to NMC. EEN 5 Dec 1916.

Cowie

Sgt Robert Cowie ( ), 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Son of Mr & Mrs William Cowie, Ivy Cottage, Ivy Terrace, Slateford Road. His brother Corp. William Cowie, RAF, d. of bronchial pneumonia in 1918. TED 9 Dec 1918.

Corp William Cowie ( ), Royal Air Force. d. of bronchial pneumonia 6 Dec 1918, in hosp, Dunkirk. Only surviving son of Mr & Mrs William Cowie, Ivy Cottage, Ivy Terrace, Slateford Road. His brother Sgt Robert Cowie, R. Scots, KiA 1915. TED 9 Dec 1918.

Capt William Anderson Cowie (24), 9 Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Miltiary Cross. KiA 30 May 1918, third Battle of Aisne, near Rheims. NMC & Soissons Mem. Known as Anson Cowie. Son of Mr & Mrs George W. Cowie, 23 Gibbs Road, Newport, Monmouthshire.

Craig

Pte James Craig ( ) No. 10186, New Zealand Expeditionary Force (Wellington Regt). N.Z. Mounted Rifles. Killed by shellfire 30 Sep 1916, at Flers, France. Caterpiller Valley Mem. Boroughmuir school. Employed, clerk. Emigration to New Zealand.

Pte Thomas Craig ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 6736, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 3 Nov 1918, F & F. Berlin South-Western Cem. b. Edin. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Craigie

Pte James Thomson Craigie (29) No. 301628, 17 R. Scots. DoW 30 Mar 1918. Doullens Communal Cem. Extn. No.1. Eldest son of James Craigie, sawyer, & Maggie Taylor Craigie, of Alloa, & 67 Gorgie Road. EEN 4 & 10 Apr 1918, photo. TED 6 & 8 Apr 1918, photo.

Craik

Pte George Craik (39) KiA 14 Apr 1917. Second son of Son of the late George & Mrs Craik, 5 Murieston Place. Employed, Alder & MacKay, meter works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 5 & 8 May 1917, photo.

Pte William Craik (39) No. 447041, 14 Canadian Inf (Quebec Regt). KiA 26 Jun 1916. Ypres (Menin Gate) Men. Son of late George & Mrs Craik, 5 Murieston Place. Sp. Mary Elizabeth Parker, formerly Craik, 622, 17th Avenue North West, Calgary, Alberta. EEN 26 Jul & 1 Aug 1916, photo.

Crawford

Pte William Crawford ( ) No. 25054, R. Scots d. Dysentry, No.29 Casualty Clearing Station, France, 1917. Sp. Christina Wilson, 36 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, tailor. EEN 31 Jan & 14 Feb 1917, photo

Creamer

Pte John Creamer (20) No. 40989, 1 South Staffordshire Regt. KiA 26 Oct 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs Michael Creamer, maltman, 10 Yeaman Place & 28 Wardlaw Place. EEN 10 & 29 Nov 1917, photo.

Pte Thomas Aloysius Creamer ( ) No. 22460, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA between 31 Jul & 3 Aug 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Creamer, case maker, 54 Dundee Street. Sp. Catherine Cairns, 31 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 28 Aug 1917.

Crooks

Pte David Crooks (19) No. 33565, 1, 8 R. Scots. d. 9 Apr 1917. Nine Elms Military Cem. Thelus. Son of John & Elizabeth H. Crooks, 21 Morningside Gardens. Boroughmuir school.

Crosbie

Pte George Crosbie (21) Enlisted, Edin. No. 10320, 10 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 20 Sep 1915 F & F. Fosse Military Cem. (Quality Street) Mazingarbe. b. Plean, Stirlingshire. Second son of Andrew & Catherine Crosbie (54) d. 14 Jan 1918, funeral to NMC, 1 Balbirnie Place. His brothers, Pte John Crosbie, R. Scots, wounded, Gunner Andrew Crosbie, Lowland Bde, RFA, & Pt Thomas Crosbie, Dragoon Gds. TED 25 May 1915 & 27 May 1916, photo.

Crowther

Pte Joseph Crowther (28) No. 2197, 17 R. Scots. KiA 13 Apr 1916. Royal Irish Rifles Graveyard, Laventie. Son of George & Janet Crowther, Edinburgh. His sisters named as Mrs, Pte D. McLean, 7 Rae’s Buildings, Mrs Wilson, 2 Wheatfield Terrace. Sp. Jeanie Craig Reid, formerly Crowther, late of 14 East Arthur Street, then at 1 Innes Place, Tranent. EEN 6 May 1916.

Cullerton

Pte Edward Cullerton (25) No.120540, 21st Station Hosp, RAMC. d. pneumonia, in hosp, Bulgaria, 24 Nov 1918. GWM & Sofia War Cem. b. Edin. Address, 119 Gorgie Road. Son of James Clark Cullerton, French polisher, & Bridget Cullerton, 175 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to James Lawrence Cullerton, french polisher, 19 Yeaman Place. His friend, Cissy Watt, 21 Westfield Road. EEN 3 Dec 1918, 23 & 28 Jan 1919, photo.

Culley

Pte Matthew Stewart Culley (30) No. 11304, 5 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 3 May 1917. Arras Mem. Eldest son of the late Matthew & Isabella Stuart Culley, 81 Morrison Street. Sp. Margaret Ferier Culley, 19 Stewart Terrace. Employed, warehouseman, McVite & Price biscuit works. EEN 22 May, 5 & 7 Jul 1917, photo. TED 31 Jul 1917, photo.

Cumming

Pte A. Cumming ( ) BW Reported missing, then KiA 12 Oct 1917. His brother, Thomas Cumming, 43 Bryson Road. EEN 17 Aug 1917.

CSM John Cumming (43) Enlisted, Edin. No.19619, 10, 11 HLI. KiA 18 Jun 1916 F & F. Vermelles British Cem. b. Edin. Son of Alexander & Elspeth Cumming. Sp. Annie Cumming, 147 Broughton Road. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte John Kerr Cumming ( ) No. 2331, 2 R. Scots. DoW 23 Jun 1915. Hampstead Cem. Address, 54 Dundee Street. TED 6 Jul 1915.

Cunningham

Pte William Drybourgh Cunningham ( ) No. 2340, RAMC & MGC. d. 11 Jul 1916. GWM & Edinburgh (Warriston) Cem. b. 1885 St Andrews, Edin.

Pte William L. Cunningham (21), 14 A & S Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 23 Nov 1917, Cambrai. EDC & Cambrai Mem, Louverval. Son of Daniel Cunningham & Janet Lyall, 20 Home Street.

Currie

L/Corp Adam Currie (42) No. 2357, 14 Australian Imperial Force. Military Medal. d. 23 Aug 1918. GWM & St Sever Cem. Extn, Rouen. Native of Gorgie, Edin. Son of Thomas Currie, grocer employing one boy, & Elizabeth Ramsay Currie, residing in 1901 at Gorgie Mills.

Pte Andrew Lauder Currie (31) No. 201620, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 2 Nov 1917. Gaza War Mem. Eldest son of the late James Currie, carriage maker, 4 Dundee Place. Sp. Isabella Smith, 2 Ponton Street. Perhaps kin to Janet Currie (56) d. 21 Sep 1915, funeral 4 Dundee Place to EDC. EEN 20 Nov 1917.

L/Sgt Andrew Currie ( ), Scots Gds. DoW 1918. Address, 221 Gorgie Road. TED 27 Dec 1918, photo.

Sgt Duncan Currie (23) No. 18999, platoon leader, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, buried by Boiselle Contalmaison road. Thiepval Mem. b. 1892 Kilwinning. Son of John Currie, foundry pattern maker& Lillian Currie, 151 Slateford Road. Heart of Midlothian FC player. Occupation, hairdresser. TED 27 Nov 1914, photo, 27 Nov 1915, photo in football kit, 4 Dec 1915, photo, 9 Dec 1915, photo in football kit, and 26 Jul 1916.

CSM John Currie ( ) No. 17771, 6 KOSB. d. 10 Nov 1917, Queen Alexandria Hosp, Dunkirk. Malo-Les-Bains Communal Cem. Boroughmuir school.

Able seaman John Gray Currie (30) No. Clyde Z/5062, Hood Battalion, RND, RNVR. KiA 21 Jul 1916. GWM & Lievin Communal Cem. Extn. Address, 15 Wardlaw Street. Son of the late Thomas Currie & Elizabeth Currie, Gorgie Mills. Perhaps kin to Peter Currie, crane man, 5 Wardlaw Street. EEN 3 Aug 1916. TED 30 Aug 1916.

Cuthbertson

L/Corp Henry Cuthbertson (27) No. 8040, 2 Cam Hdrs. Served in India. He and his brother, Pte Malcolm Cuthbertson, were killed by the same shell. KiA 18 May 1915, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Address, 37 Watson Crescent. Son of Malcolm & Helen Cuthbertson, 37 Bryson Road & 24 Mid Arthur Place. EEN 12 Jun 1915, photo. TED 16 Jun 1915.

Pte Malcolm Cuthbertson (22) No. 16277, 2 Cam Hdrs. He and his brother, L/Corp Henry Cuthbertson, were were killed by the same shell. KiA 18 May 1915, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Address, 37 Watson Crescent. Son of Malcolm & Helen Cuthbertson, 37 Bryson Road & 24 Mid Arthur Place. EEN 10 Jun 1915, photo. TED 16 Jun 1915.

Dakers

L/Corp James Dakers (22) No. 6988, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 24 Oct 1918 F & F. SMM & Vertain Communal Cem Extn.

Dale

Pte Robert “Bob” Dale (28) No. 6749, 5 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW received in action 14 Nov 1915. GWM & Forceville Commmunal Cem. Extn. Second son of James Dale, tailor, & Margaret Dale of Dunbar, 24 Wardlaw Place. His brother was on active service. EEN 30 Nov, 2 & 4 Dec 1916, photo.

Dalgleish

Pte James Dalgleish (33), No. 8550, 2 BW. Reported missing then KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. Son of the late John Dalgeish. Sp. Helen “Nellie” Neison Hunter, 4 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 15 Dec 1916.

Dallas

Pte John F. Dallas (20) No. 9301, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 11 Nov 1914. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of John Dallas, 26 Fowler Terrace. EEN 1 Dec 1915, photo.

Dalrymple

L/Corp James Dalrymple ( ), Inneskilling Dragoons, KiA 22 Aug 1918. Second son of Mr & late Mrs Dalrymple, Stoney Port, Slateford. EEN 14 Sep & 20 Nov 1918, photo.

Daly

Pte John Daly (20) No. 43518, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Son of the late Charles & Agnes Carlyle Daly, 15 Murdoch Terrace. His sister, Charlotte Ferguson, same address. EEN 15 May 1917.

Pte Thomas Daly ( ) No. 21470, transferred to No. 115398, 26th Labour Coy. d. suddenly 4 Jan 1919, No.4 Stationary Hosp, St Omer, France. Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cem. Sp. Mary Daly, 12 Wardlaw Place. His brother James Daly, on active service in Salonika. His sisters, Mrs Susan Watters, married to Geoge Waters, 12 Wardlaw Place & Mrs James Lyle Monteath, 16 Wardlaw Place. Perhaps kin to 5 James Daly ( /52) d. 3 Apr 1915, funeral from 12 Wardlaw Place to NMC. EEN 28 Jan 1919.

Daniels

Pte Peter Daniels (25) No. 2/ 17389, ‘D’ Coy, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 16 Nov 1917. ESC & Tyne Cot Mem., Ypres. Son of Richard Daniels & Margaret Rennie, 105 Morrison Street.

Danskin

Gunner William Grey Danskin ( ) No. 650543, Bty, 285 Bde, RFA. KiA 8 Sep 1918. Queant Road Cem, Buissy. b. Edin. Sp. Mrs Agnes Danskin, 172 Dalry Road. EEN 2 Nov 1918, photo. TED 5 Oct 1918.

Davidson

Pte Alexander Burgess Davidson (18) No. 60185, 5, 6 R. Scots, France, Jul 1918. KiA 2 Oct 1918, at Sequehart. SMM & Sequehart British Cem. No. 2. b. 1900. Only son of the late Charles & Louisa Davidson, 24 or 26 Bonaly Road, Shandon. George Heriot's School.

Pte Archibald Davidson (19) No.2768, 1 BW. KiA 25 Jan 1915, La Bassee, France Le Touret Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Adam Davidson, Veitch’s Buildings, Main Street, Slateford. Employed, Messrs J & J Cox, glue works, Gorgie Mills. EEN 8 Mar 1915, photo.

Pte James “Jim” Davidson ( ) No. 15546, BW, formerly 14 Fife & Forfar Yeomanry. KiA 10 Sep 1918. St Emile Valley Cem, Villers-Faucon. Elder son of the late Mr John Gregory Davison, 33 Watson Crescent. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Fletcher, 31 Dundee Street. His brother, E. A. Davidson, 21 Riselan Road. Employed, Mr Fleming, baker, Morningside. EEN 9 & 12 Nov 1918, photo. TED 19 Oct 1918.

Pte John Davidson ( ), KOSB, attached MGC. d. 1918. GWM. Sp. Resided, 4 Appin Terrace, Slateford Road. Employed, Mr T.W. Innnes, wine & spirit merchant, 1 Angle Park Terrace. EEN 10 & 20 Sep 1918, photo.

Pte John Davidson (31), No. 11899, 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 21 Jul 1918. Beries New Miitary Cem. Address, 235 Dalry Road. Sp. Christina Davidson, 1 Murieston Crescent. Perhaps kin to Thomas Daly, joiner, d. 27 Mar 1919, funeral from 1 Murieston Crescent to NMC. Employed, shopman. EEN 17 Aug 1918, photo.

Pte John L. Davidson ( ), 7 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 6 May 1917. Boroughmuir school.

L/Corp William Davidson (20), Royal Warwickshire Regt, formerly R. Engrs. Reported missing then KiA 4 May 1917. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs Davidson, 1 Appin Terrace, Slateford Road. He had two brothers on active service. Employed, Messrs F & J Bernard, brewers. Edinburgh. EEN 1 Jun 1917, 7, 8 & 19 Jan 1918, photo. TED 31 Jan 1918, photo.

Pte William Pitcairn Davidson (37) No. 19747, 16 R. Scots. d. 21 Apr 1917. SMM & Calais Southern Cem. Sp. Elizabeth M. Davidson, 19 Polwarth Crescent.

Davie

L/Corp George Alfred Davie (19) No.42671, 2 Cam (SR), late piper in Edinburgh Volunteers. d. pneumonia, 24 Feb 1919, at 15 Cathcart Place. Military Funeral at NMC. Son of William Davie, hatter, & Jane Elliot Davie, 15 Cathcart Place. Former member of the 54 Coy, Boys’ Brigade, Edinburgh. EEN 23, 25 & 26 Feb 1919.

Dawson

Pte Alexander Nelson Dawson (33) No. RTS/ 4848, RASC. d. 24 Feb 1919. EDC. Sp. A. Dudgeon, formerly Dawson, Sunbury House, Bedford Road.

Day

Gunner ---- Day ( ), RFA. d. 1916/17. Address, 6 Downfield Place. EEN 27 Jan 1917, photo.

Dea

Pte James Tod Kedslie Dea ( ) No. 2314, A & S Hdrs. KiA 25 Apr 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. 1887. Boroughmir& George Heriots schools. M.A. 1909.

Degnin

Pte Thomas Degnin (43) No. 3/ 7650, A & S Hdrs. Served in South African Boer War. d. 25 Aug 1915 F & F. NMC. Perhaps, J. T. Degnin. b. Slamannan & resident in Edinburgh. Son of the late Francis & Mary Degnin. Sp. Teresa Dun, 312 Lawnmarket, Edinburgh.

Delaney

Pte James Delaney ( ) No. 2459 ALIAS. d. 24 Jun 1918. Funeral from City Mortuary to NMC. Perhaps, James McDermott.

Dempster

L/Sgt Edward Downs Dempster (26) Territorial, No. 201671, "X" Coy, 5, 6 R. Scots. Served at Gallipoli. Discharged as a time expired man, then re-enlisted. KiA 15 Jul 1917. Coxyde Military Cem. Youngest son of James Dempster, joiner, & Mary Dempster, 2 Shandon Crescent. Employed, North British & Mercantile Insurance Co. EEN 4, 5 & 11 Aug 1917, photo.

Diack

Pte Robert McPherson Diack (32) No. 11761, ‘A’ coy, 11 R. Scots. KiA 22 Mar 1917. Aubigny Communal Cem Extn. Younger son of the late of Peter & Mrs E. Dlack, 26 Yeaman Place. Employed, iron moulder. EEN 25 Mar 1917.

Dick

L/Corp Charles Dick (33) Enlisted, Glencorse, Penicuik. No. 9107, 12 R. Scots. DoW 29 Apr 1918 F& F. Oostavernewood Cem. b. Cramond.. Eldest son of Charles Dick, 6 Northcote Street. EEN 4 Dec 1918.

Dickson

Pte Alexander Dickson (20), Cam (SR), formerly R. Scots. DoW 13 Dec 1916. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs Dickson, 23 Balbirnie Place. Employed, clerk, Messrs James Macdonald & Sons, plumbers, 3 Dundas Street. TED 13 Dec 1916.

Pte Edward Dickson (29) No.775930, 38 Canadian Inf (Eastern Ontario Regt). DoW 5 Nov 1917, at Canadian casualty clearing station. Lijssenthoek Military Cem. Son of the late James Dickson, baker, 52 Grove Street. Sp. Margaret Watson, Mrs Dickson, 18 Downfield Place. EEN 17 & 26 Nov, 3 Dec 1917, photo.

Engineman George Dickson (52) No. 1592/ ES, HMD Tarlair, RNVR. d. 25 May 1916. NMC. b. 1 Oct 1863 Watten, Caithness. Sp. Jessie Dickson, 20 Fowler Terrace

Pte Hugh Robert Dickson (24) No. 530, 1, 5 R. Scots (Queen’s Edinbugh Rifles). KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Twelve Tree Copse Cem. Son of Mrs Margaret Dickson (61) d. 9 Jan 1921, funeral from 12 Dean Street to ESC. His brother Pte John Dickson, R. Scots, KiA May 1915. His sister, Mrs Brown, 12 Stewart Terrace. EEN 24 & 25 Jul 1915, photo.

Pte John Dickson ( ) No.952, 1, 5 R. Scots (Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles). KiA 22 May 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Eldest son of Mrs Margaret Dickson (61) d. 9 Jan 1921, funeral 12 Dean Street to ESC. His brother, Pte Hugh Dickson, R. Scots, KiA Jun 1915. His sister, Mrs Brown, 12 Stewart Terrace. EEN 26 Jun 1915.

Pte John Dickson (18) No.2316, signaller, RFA. KiA, 1916. Only son of the late John Dickson, traveller, & Mrs Erwin, 127 Bruntsfield Place. Newspaper insert by A. Allan, 10 Yeaman Place & Mrs Jenkinson, 21 Yeaman Place. EEN 19 Aug 1916.

Pte John “Jacky” Dickson (25) No. 351198, ‘A’ Coy, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Roclincourt Valley Cem. Son of John Dickson, labourer, & Annie Dickson, 2 Tay Street. EEN 28 Apr 1917.

L/Corp Robert G. Dickson (23), 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 1 Oct 1918. Grand-Seraucourt British Cem. Address, 106 Gorgie Road. Sp. Mattie Dickson, Springwells, Bargeddie, Glasgow. EEN 12 Nov 1918, photo.

Sgt Thomas Dickson (42) Enlisted, Edin. No. 8026, 1Seaforth Hdrs, then 8 Seaforth Hdrs. Served in the Chitral, Sudan & South African Campaigns. Reported wounded, missing, then KiA 12 Apr 1918. Arras Mem. b. Newington, Edin. Sp. Elizabeth Bruce Dickson & four children, 101 Grove Street. Employed, Forrest & Sons, Slaughter House, Gorgie. EEN 5 Oct 1918.

Gunner Thomas McC. Dickson (23) No. 192536, "B" Bty, 117 Bde, RFA. d. 9 Sep 1918. SMM & Roisel Communal Cem. Extn. Eldest son of Mr James Dickson, joiner, 15 Murieston Crescent & 6 West Catherine Place. EEN 3 Oct 1918. TED 3 Oct 1918.

Dignan

Corp James Dignan (28) No. 43633, 15 R. Scots. KiA 28 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Only son of the late John & Margaret Dignan, 66 High Street. His mother & sister resided, 3 McLeod Street. Sp. Lucy Ross, formerly Dignan, 9 South Waverley Buildings. EEN 26 May 1917.

Dimmock/Dymock

Corp Thomas Dimmock (23) No. 6865, 11 BW, Nov 1914, transf. to 9 BW. Engaged in mining engineering near Loos. KiA, poison gas attack, 29 Apr 1916. GWM & Loos Mem. Only son of James Dimmock, joiner, & the late Janet “Jessie” Dimmock, 27 Slateford Road, late of 16 Tay Street, 20 Fowler Terrace, 17 Shandon Street. Boroughmuir school. Member of Gorgie Baptist Church. Scoutmaster, No. 32 Troop, Edinburgh. Employed, clerk, William Crawford & Sons, Leith. His cousin Corp Thomas Dimmock, BW, severely wounded & in hosp, Malta (EEN 11 Nov 1916). EEN 23 May & 18 & 21 Jun 1916, photo. TED 27 May, 2 & 17 Jun 1916, photo.

Dixie

Lt. Comm. Albert Edward Beaumont Dixie (41), HMS Crescent, RN. d. diarrhoea 16 May 1920, 16 Haymarket Terrace. Funeral, 66 Haymarket Terrace to NMC. Son of Beaumont Churchill Dixie & Jeannie Douglas Dixie. Sp. Margaret Hunter Watson.

Dobbie

Pte Alexander Dobbie ( ) No. 62236, 2 Field Ambulance, RAMC. DoW 15 Jul 1916. Warloy-Baillon Communal Cem. Extn. His mother & aunt resided, 218 Gorgie Road. EEN 10, 11 & 14 Aug 1916, photo.

Corp Robert Kirk Dobbie (31) No. 49951, Gunner, 13 Bde Ammunition Col., RFA. d. of influenza & pneumonia 8 Apr 1919, Stobhill Hosp, Glasgow. Funeral from Waverley Station to NMC. Son of the late James Dobbie & Ellen McNaughton. Unmarried. Resided with his brother, William Dobbie, 58 Doncaster Street, Glasgow.

Pte James T. Dobson (47) Enlisted, Edin. No. 3712, Depot, R. Scots. d. 22 Mar 1916, at Home, funeral from 45 Thomson’s Pend, Grassmarket to NMC. b. Edin. Son of James & Sarah Dobson. Sp. Isabella Dobson, 54a Grassmarket.

Dodds

Pte George Stewart Dodds (25) No. 351511, 9, 12 R. Scots. KiA 12 Oct 1917 France. NMC & Tyne Cot Mem., Ypres. Address in 1901, 8 Orwell Place. Son of John Dodds, cabinet maker, & Janet Stewart Anderson. Resided with his brother at 1 Viewforth. Employed, Grocery, Marshall Street Branch, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 13 Nov 1917.

Pte John W. McA. Dodds (20) No. 7821, 1 HLI. d. 8 Mar 1916. Basra Mem. Son of William & Jemina Dodds, 7 Lawnmarket. Boroughmuir school.

Donaldson

Pte George Donaldson (29) No.27439, 2, 4 Queen’s Own (Royal West Kent Regt). KiA 4 Nov 1917. Beersheba War Cem. Late of Falkirk. Fourth son of John Anderson Donaldson, rubber worker, & Margaret Donaldson, 20 Yeaman Place. EEN 3 Dec 1917. TED 15 Dec 1917, photo.

Pte Robert Donaldson (26) No. 12685, ‘C’ Coy, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 12 Apr 1917, at casualty clearing station. SMM & Duisans British Cem, Etus. Eldest son of Mrs Donaldson, 20 Eglington Street. Sp. Margaret Milne, 73 Angle Park Terrace. Perhaps kin to David Donaldson (22) d. 8 Apr 1920, 20 Eglinton Street, to NMC. EEN 18 April 1917.

Dorrance

Pte H. P. Dorrance ( ) No. 504561, sapper, Canadian Royal Engrs. 4th Army Troops. d. pneumonia, 2 Oct 1918, while on active service. Etaples Military Cem. Only son of the late Mr & Mrs Dorrance, late of Stewart Terrace. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Thornhill, 17 Wardlaw Street. EEN 10 & 12 Oct 1918.

Dorward

Pte Hugh Dorward (28) No. 153, Sgt “A” Coy, 1,5 R. Scots (QER). d. 23 May 1915. SMM & Twelve Tree Copse Cem. Helles, Gallipoli. b. 1886. Youngest son of Hugh & Isabella Dorwood, 36 Warrender Park Road. Perhaps kin to the Dorward families of 19 Ardmillan Terrace and 89 Slateford Road.

Dougall

Corp James Dougall (20), 2 BW. KiA 21 Jan 1916, Persian Gulf. Basra Mem. Third son of the late A.E. Dougall, of Auchterarder &Mrs Jane Dougall, 24 Springwell Place & 3 Appin Terrace. Employed, 6 years with Messrs Stark & Co, 232 Gorgie Road. EEN 17 & 24 Feb 1916, photo.

Doughty

Sgt Robert Doughty ( ) No.276176, 5, 6 R. Scots. Distinguished Conduct Medal. KiA 27 Mar 1918. Artillery Wood Cem. Eldest surviving son of Mr & Mrs Doughty, 2 Albert Place, Leith, who by his death had lost three sons in the Services. Sp Agnes Craik, 10 Murieston Terrace, who was perhaps related to Pte William Craik, Canadian Inf, and his Craik family, 5 Murieston Place. Perhaps kin to Robert Doughty, traveller, in1914 at15 Cathcart Place; George Doughty (9) d. 24 Mar 1921, funeral 10 Murieston Terrace to NMC; Agnes Doughty (7) d. 26 Dec 1915, funeral 7 Murieston Crescent to NMC. EEN 2 Nov 1917, photo & 26 Apr 1918, photo. TED 20 Apr 1918.

Douglas

Pte Alfred J. Douglas (30) No. 1707, RFA. d. 5 Aug 1915. Funeral from Colinton Hosp to NMC.

Pte Andrew Forrest Douglas (29) No. 9044, 2 R. Scots. KiA 15 Oct 1914, Croix Barbee, France. Vielle-Chapelle New Military Cem, Lacouture. Son of Andrew & late Jane Sutherland Douglas, 14 Fowler Terrace. Sp. Helen “Nellie” S. Runciman, 19 Wardlaw Place & 42 Well Court, Dean Village. His sister, Mrs Brown, 7 Smithfield Street. Employed, labourer. EEN 9 Nov 1914 & 15 Oct 1915.

Pte G. Douglas ( ) No. 1259, 2,5 R. Scots KiA 28 Jun 1915. His parents resided, 10 Wheatfield Place. EEN 8 Mar 1916.

Pte George “Dodie” Douglas (21) No.40965, 17 R. Scots. KiA 30 Sep 1918. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Youngest son of George Douglas, carter, & Annie Douglas, 15 Yeaman Place. His brother William Douglas was on active service. His sisters, Mrs McIntosh, 15 Yeaman Place & Mrs Jeannie Farquharson, 9 Brandfield Street. Employed, cooper, Messrs William McEwan & Co, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 9 Nov & 2 Dec 1918, photo.

Pte James Douglas (33) No.139067, Canadian Inf, 60. KiA 12 Aug 1916. Railway Dugouts Burial Ground. Son of Peter & Janet Douglas, 9 Caledonian Road. Sp. Maggie Adamson, 5 Harris Avenue, Toronto, Canada. EEN 9 Sep 1916.

Pte James Crawford Douglas ( ) No. 201849, 4, 5 BW. KiA 26 Sep 1917 F & F. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. b. Edin. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Corp William Hogg Douglas (23) No. 1978, 1 BW. DoW 26 Sep 1915, France. Verquin Communal Cem. Native of Galashiels. Son of Charles Douglas, gas commission agent, 14 Bright Terrace, off Dalry Road & 28 Angle Park Terrace. EEN 2 Nov 1915.

Downie

Pte George Ure Russell Downie (17) No. 1824, 5 R. Scots (QER). Motor cycle despatch rider. KiA 7 May 1915, Dardanelles. SMM & Helles Mem. Fourth Son of Andrew Downie of Haymarket Cycle & Motor Depot, Haymarket Terrace & Elizabeth Downie, 1 West Stanhope Place. Daniel Stewart’s college. EEN 5 & 12 Jun 1915, photo. TED 3 Jun 1915.

Pte Harry Albert Downie (18) Enlisted, 1914. No. 19005, 16 R. Scots. KiA, hit in the chest, 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Son of the late Harry Downie, driver, a well known boxer, who had served in France, & Mary Downie, 22 Orwell Place & 3 Caledonian Crescent. His brothers were Robert & Peter Downie, his sister Dollie Downie, and his aunt, Maggie Lamb, 16 Yeaman Place. He was a boxer like his father. Employed, parcels clerk, Post Office, Russell Road. EEN 4 & 18 Aug 1916 & 2 Jul 1917. TED 4 & 8 Aug 1916, photo.

Driver J.T. Downie (37) No. T4/ 057402, RASC. d. 5 Dec 1919. Funeral from 70 West Port to NMC.

Drummond

Pte John George Drummond (37) No. 40765, 14 A &S Hdrs. d. of pneumonia 28 Jan 1918, Edinburgh War Hosp, Bangour. Funeral from 26 Dewar Place Lane to NMC. b. Edin. Address, 30 Dewar Place. Son of George Drummond, blacksmith & Jane Mc Leod. Sp. the late Barbara Sinclair Drummond.

Dryden

L/Corp David Dryden (23) Enlisted, Edin. No. 7100, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 25 Sep 1915 F&F. Loos Mem. b. Edin. Nephew of Mr & Mrs George McKenzie, 7 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 1 Nov 1915.

Pte James White Dryden (29) No. 28032, 7,8 KOSB. DoW received in action 31 Jul 1917. Potijze Chateau Lawn Cem. Son of Thomas Dryden, Gorgie Road. Sp. Henrietta Rollis, 36 Duff Street & 4 Whitehall Court, Anderston, Glasgow. Empoyed, confectioner. EEN 18 & 23 Aug 1917, photo.

Duff

Pte Alexander Duff (22) No. 3567, 6 R. Scots, attached 1/5 R. Scots. KiA 9 Aug 1916. NMM & Cambrian Churchyard Extn. Son of widow Helen Duff, 10 Wardlaw Place & 18 Corporation Buildings, McLeod Street. His brothers and sister, L/Corp James Adam Duff, 5 R. Scots, d. 16 Nov 1916, John, Robert and Elizabeth Duff. Employed, glue packer, then with Alder & Mackay meter works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 28 Aug, 4 & 5 Sep 1916, photo.

L/Corp James Adam Duff (19) No. 2765, 5 R. Scots. d. 16 Nov 1916. Euston Road Cem, Colincamps. Son of widow Helen Duff, 10 Wardlaw Place & 18 Corporation Buildings, McLeod Street. His brothers and sister, Pte Alexander Duff, 6, attached 1, 5 R. Scots, KiA 9 Aug 1916, John, Robert and Elizabeth Duff. Boroughmuir school.

Duffy

Pte E. Duffy (27) No. 3933, 3 Field Ambulance, RAMC d. 27 Oct 1914. Ypres Town Cem Extn. Sp. Isabella Duffy, 44 Fountainbridge.

Duguid

L/Corp George Fraser Duguid (23) No. 3603 R. Scots, then L/ Corp No. 38212, 8 King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. KiA 9 Jun 1917 Belgium. NMC & Belford House Cem. b. New Abbey, Dumfries. Son of George Duguid & Barbara Wilson. His brother, Pte James Duguid, 12 R. Scots, KiA 1916. Perhaps kin to Alexander Duguid, engineer, & Alexander Duguid, police sergeant, 5 Murieston Place.

Pte James Watt Duguid (20) No. 43273, 12 R. Scots. KiA 21 Oct 1916, France. NMC & Thiepval Mem. Son of George Duguid & Barbara Wilson. His brother, L/Corp George Duguid, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, KiA 1917. Perhaps kin to Alexander Duguid, engineer, & Alexander Duguid, police sergeant, both of 5 Murieston Place.

Dunbar

Driver George Brown Dunbar (25) No. T4/061706, 28 Div. Reserve Park, RASC. d. pneumonia, 20 Sep 1915, No.24 General Hosp, Etaples. GWM & Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Son of James Dunbar, carter, & Marion Thomson Dunbar, 16 Wardlaw Place. Sp. Mary Dunbar, 15 Wardlaw Place. His brothers Robert Thomson Dunbar & William Thomson Dunbar, 27 Wardlaw Place. Perhaps kin to Alexander Dunbar (1) d. 26 Oct 1918, funeral 27 Wardlaw Place to NMC. Employed, coal porter. EEN 28 Sep 1915. TED 28 Sep & 1 Oct 1915, full fugure photo.

RSM George Dunbar (46) No. 356523, 5 R. Scots & 21 HLI. d. 9 May 1920. GWM & ESC. Sp. Isabella Dunbar, 27 Westfield Road.

L/Corp James Dunbar (29) No. 11743, 4 Canadian Inf (Central Ontario Regt). He came over with the 4th Canadian Contingent. DoW 13 Sep 1915, F & F. Maple Leaf Cem. b. Portree, Isle of Skye. Second son of John Dunbar, labourer & Mary Dunbar, 14 Murdoch Terrace. Newspaper insert by his comrade T. Lamb. EEN 4 Oct 1915. TED 4 Oct 1915.

Duncan

Pte James Slight Duncan (40) No. 17980, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Aug 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of the late James Duncan, 9 Caledonian Place, who was KiA. His sister, Mrs Brodie, 13 Caledonian Place. Father of Jean Duncan, 244 Dalry Road, then 1 Laurel Terrace, Slateford Road. Step-father of Pte William Gray Duncan, 9 R. Scots, KiA 17 Nov 1916. EEN 19 Sep 1917.

Pte Samuel Cairns Duncan (21) No. MZ/1776136, MT RASC. d. 7 Oct 1918, HMS HGT ---- at Sea, on his way to Netley Hosp. GWM & Inveresk Parish Church, Musselburgh. b. Musselburgh. Youngest son of David & Christina Duncan, 22 Wardlaw Street. Employed, motor driver, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 11 &23 Oct, 12 Nov 1918, photo.

Pte William Gray Duncan ( ) No. 2743, 5 R. Scots. KiA 17 Nov 1916. Waggon Road Cem, Beaumont Hamel. Step-son of Pte James Slight Duncan, 11 A & S Hdrs, 244 Dalry Road, KiA 1917. EEN 20 Dec 1916.

Dunlop

Pte Robert Dunlop (20) No.351649, signaller, 9 R. Scots. KiA 25 May 1917 F&F. Roeux British Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Robert Dunlop, vulcanite worker, 30 Fowler Terrace. EEN 14 Jun 1917.

Dunn

L/Corp George Dunn (40) No. 28248, 1 R. Scots. d. 6 Feb 1919. Funeral from Jeffrey Street to NMC. Son of Mrs Ann Dunn, 58 Marchmont Road.

Pte Robert Dunn (32), MT 18th Special Col., RASC. KiA 20 Apr 1918. Longpre-Les- Corps Saints British Cem. Address, 21 Gibson Terrace. His brother, Jos. Dunn, 82 Hawthron Street, Possilpark, Glasgow. EEN 31 Aug 1918, photo.

Dunnet/Dunnett

Pte George Dunnett (21) No. 40672, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 23 Apr 1917. Guemappe British Cem, Wancourt. b. Canisby, Caithness. Son of Mrs Catherine Dunnett, 13 Caledonian Place & 32 Parsons Green Terrace, Meadowbank. Perhaps kin to Williamina Dunnett (64) d. 27 Aug 1921, funeral from 13 Caledonian Crescent to ESC. EEN 19 & 21 May 1917, photo.

Trooper John Dunnet (19) No. 8620, R. Scots Greys, attached 1 Royal Dragoons,. DoW 20 Jan 1916. Bethune Town Cem. Son of John Dunnet, police constable, & Jessie Dunnet, 2 Orwell Place. Employed, Messrs Mather, engineers, Orwell Terrace. EEN 28 Jan, 2 Feb1916. TED 1 Feb 1916, full figure photo.

Duns

Pte James Duns (18) Enlisted, Edin. No. 2545, 5 R. Scots (QER). KiA 9 May 1915 at Gallipoli. Helles Mem. b. Edin. Son of Charles & Anne Duns, 132 Rose St. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Eadie

Pte Robert Benning Eadie ( ) d. 1917 Nephew of Mr Alexander Eadie, 63 Dundee Street. TED 10 Aug 1917, photo.

Easton

Deck Boy Ernest Easton (16), HM Drifter “Jeannie Murray”, RNVR. His vessel was one of eight shelled and sunk with all crew 14 to 15 Feb 1917, in the Strait of Dover, in a surprise attack, during the hours of darkness, by a force of seven enemy destroyers. d. 15 Feb 1918. Portsmouth Naval Mem. Second son of the late William Easton & Isabella Easton, Mrs Day, 10 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 23 Feb 1918.

Eddington/Edington

Pte John Edington (27) No. 40065, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 21 Oct 1916. Thiepval Mem. b. Edin. Only son of Mr & Mrs Edington, 6 Caledonian Crescent. Sp. Mrs Edington & two children, 22 Buccleuch Street. Employed, manager, Mr F. Petrie, tobbaconist, Leith Street. EEN 16 Nov 1916.

Pte Robert “Bertie” Eddington (19) Enlisted, Nov 1914. No. 2153, 6, 1/5 R. Scots. Served Egypt in Sep 1915 & France in May 1916. DoW 27 Sep 1916, of wounds received on the previous day. Cambrian Churchyard Extn. Son Mr & Mrs John Eddington, 36 Hazelbank Terrace. Perhaps kin, Sgt Charles Eddington, R. Engrs, residing 1914 at 26 Robertson Avenue. Boroughmuir school, EEN 12 Oct 1916. TED 11 Oct 1916.

Edgar

Pte George Edgar ( ) No. 132382, Canadian Inf (Quebec Regiment) (BW). KiA 4 Sep 1916 on the Somme. ESC & Serre Road Cem. No.1. Son of James Edgar & Gracie McLean.

Gunner John Edgar (20) No. 636418, City of Edinburgh Bty, then ‘C’ Coy, 256 Bde, RFA. d. 18 Apr 1917. SMM & Anzin- St Aubin British Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs David J. Edgar, 82 Bonaly Road, Shandon. His father & brother-in-law were on active service. EEN 26 May 1917.

Robert James Edgar (21), late of Royal Navy Air Reserve. d. 7 Feb 1916, at 6 Ashley Terrace. Funeral to NMC. Perhaps kin to Annie Edgar (57) d. 24 Jun 1921, funeral 16 Ashley Terrace to ESC. TED 8 Feb 1916.

Edwards

Gunner John Edwards (23), signaller, RGA. KiA, gassed 14 Apr 1918. Eldest son of Mrs & Mrs John Grant Edwards (58), engineer, d. 13 Jun 1921, funeral to ESC, residing 9 Murdoch Terrace. Sp. Mary Leggat, 11 Watson Crescent. Employed, engineer. EEN 18 May 1918, photo. TED 28 May 1918, photo.

Elder

Pte Alexander Elder (22) No.1523 & 350191, 9, 12 R. Scots. Reported missing then KIA 23 Jul 1916, High Wood, on the Somme. GWM, NMM & Thiepval Mem. Son of Mrs Catherine Elder, 7 Wardlaw Street. His brother, Pte William Elder, R. Scots KiA 18 Nov 1916. Perhaps kin to Alexander Elder, engineer, residing 1914 at 7 Wardlaw Street. Employed, painter, with Mr Martin, Roseburn Terrace. TED 11& 12 Dec 1916, photo. EEN 12 Aug 1916, 29 Mar 1917.

Pte James Elder ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 43514, R. Scots. DoW 26 Apr 1917 F & F. Aubigny Communal Cem. Extn. b. Edin. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte William L. Elder (19) No. 1722, 5, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. KiA 18 Nov 1916, or thereby. GWM, NMM & Serre Road Cem. No.1. Younger son of Mrs Catherine Elder, 7 Wardlaw Street. His brother of Pte Alexander Elder, R. Scots KiA 22 Jul 1916. Employed, Morrison & Co, cabinetmakers. TED 26 May 1915, photo, & 30 Nov, 11 & 12 Dec 1916. EEN 29 Nov & 2 Dec 1916.

Ellis

Pte Arthur W. Ellis (21) No.21556, 12 Cam Hdrs. Wounded in in Feb 1915. Transf. on his return to the Front to the (Duke of Wellington’s) West Riding Regt. DoW 30 Jul 1916, No.8 Gen. Hosp, Rouen, France. GWM & St Sever Cem, Rouen. Sp. Henrietta McMillan, 13 Wheatfield Street. EEN 5, 7 & 9 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte Ernest Edgar Ellis (30) No. 19009, 16 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. b. 1886 Sprowston, Norfolk. Son of Harry William Ellis, shoemaker, & Maria Ellis, 236 Sprowston Road, Norwich. Sp. Isobel “Bella” Armstrong Ellis, 16 Gorgie Road & 25 Tarvit Street. Heart of Midlothian FC player. TED 27 Nov 1914, photo. EEN 13 Aug 1917.

Pte John Ellis (19), 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 2 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Second son of John & Jane, 53 Holyrood Road. Nephew of Mrs James Clyne, waiter, 36 Duff Street. EEN 5 May 1917.

Sgt John Ellis (35) No.353164, 5 R. Scots (Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles), then 10.11 HLI. Served in South African “Boer” War. Teritorial Efficiency Medal. Reported missing then KiA 9 Apr 1918. Ploesteert Mem. Eldest son of John Ellis (64) d. 16 Apr 1921, funeral to NMC, & Isabella Ellis, 16 Cathcart Place. His brothers, CSM Gordon Rhind Ellis, joiner, R. Scots, wounded 1916, and perhaps George Wilson Ellis, cabinet maker, residing 1914 at 16 Cathcart Place. Sp. Janet Neish Ellis, 11 Roseburn Place. EEN 9 Apr 1919.

Emonds

Pte Robert Emonds (19) No. 777, 4 KOSB. DoW on hosp. ship 12 Jul 1915, Dardanelles. EDC & Alexandria (Chatby) Military Cem. b. Edin. Address in 1911, 8 Thistle Place. Son of the late William Emonds & Janet Arthur, 14 Havelock Street, Hawick. Perhaps kin to Agnes Emonds (27) d. 17 May 1919, funeral to EDC, Hawick. Employed, engineer’s office.

Erskine

Pte Alexander Erskine (37) No.11126, 2 Scots Gds. Reported missing then KiA 18 Dec 1914. Carbaret-Rouge British Cem, Souchez. His sister, Jemima Shade, Mrs Andrew Taylor Shade, 11 Tay Street. EEN 8 Jan 1916.

Eunson

Pte Frank “Frank” Eunson ( ), 8, 10 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 31 Jul 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Only son of Mr & Mrs Eunson, Laurencekirk. His friend, C. Dymock (Dimmock), 27 Slateford Road. Perhaps related to Sgt John Grant Suttie Eunson, 6 Murieston Terrace, 1,4 R. Scots, KiA 1915, & James Eunson, labourer, 5 Smithfield Street. EEN 15 Sep 1917.

Sgt John Grant Suttie Eunson ( ) No. 246, 1,4 R. Scots (QER). Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of James Eunson, printer, 6 Murieston Terrace. Perhaps kin to Pte Frank “Frank” Eunson 8, 10 Gordon Hdrs, KiA 1917 & James Eunson, labourer, 1914 residing 5 Smithfield Street. Employed, cabinet maker, Messrs Heggie Aitchison, Grove Street. TED 24 Jul 1916.

Evans

Pte Robert Evans (24) No.13926, Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regt) Reported missing then KiA 28 Sep 1915. NMC. Eldest son of Mrs Ferguson, 11 Stewart Terrace. Grandson of the late Robert Brockie. His brother, Pte Thomas Evans, Scots Gds, gassed, 1918. EEN 5 Jan 1917.

Ewan

Corp Alexander Herd Ewan (23) No.1428, 2 BW. Served seven years with Regt, five of them in India. KiA 9 Jun 1915. Le Touret Mem. His sister, Mrs McLaren, 43 Bryson Road. EEN 23 Jun 1915.

Pte J. Ewan (27) No. 39285, 12 HLI d. 31 Jul 1917. Potijze Chateau Grounds Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Ewan, Aberdeen. Sp. Janet Ewan, 43 Dundee Terrace.

Fairbairn

Pte John Fairbairn (37) No. 26050, R. Scots Fusiliers, No. 18940, A & S Hdrs, then No. 41054, 1, 4 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 3 Aug 1917, casualty clearing station, F & F. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) b. Edin. Address in 1911, 4 Hermand Terrace. Son of Catherine Fairbairn. His brother and sisters, James, Jean & Elizabeth. Sp. the late Minnie Fairbairn nee Jevons, who was perhaps kin to James Jethro Jevons (18), d. 21 Mar 1918, 19 Westfield Road or Sarah M. Jevons (72) d. 15 Jan 1919, 2 Corporation Buildings, McLeod Street, funerals to NMC. Employed, railway locomotive fireman.

Fairgrieve

Pte Walter Robert Fairgrieve (35) No. 17622, 15 R. Scots. d. of heart failure 2 Jun 1915, Troon. NMC. Address, 26 Caledonian Place. Son of Andrew Fairgrieve & Isabella Ballantyne. Sp. Mary Euphemia Hay. Employed, wood burner.

Falconer

Stoker 1st class David Alexander Falconer (19) HMS Tipperary, Royal Navy. Lost at sea 1 Jun 1916, Battle of Jutland. Portsmouth Naval Mem. Native of Nairn. Only son of the late Alexander & Ellen Falconer, 7 Murdoch Terrace. Employed, with father, Caledonian Railway Co, at Carstairs. TED 16 & 17 Jun 1916, photo.

Fanning

Pte John Fanning ( ) No. 17533, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW received in action 27 Sep 1918. Ramleh War Cem. Youngest son of the late John Fanning, His sister Mrs John Currie, rubber worker, 116 Gorgie Road. Sp. Helen King & three chidren, 1 Delhaig, Gorgie. Perhaps kin to Patrick Fanning, labourer, 116 Gorgie Road. EEN 10 & 12 Oct 1918.

Farish

Pte William J. Farish (21) No. 2357, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 25 May 1915, Dardanelles. NMC & Pink Farm Cem, Helles. Eldest son of Mrs Sarah G. Farish (49) d. 25 May 1917, funeral to NMC, 9 Westfield Street. His dear friend, M. McQueen, 27 Slateford Road. Perhaps kin to Robert Farish, joiner, in 1914 at 20 Downfield Place. Employed, Traffic Superintendant’s Office, Waverley Station. EEN 23 Jun 1915.

Farquhar/Farquharson

Pte Alexander Farquharson ( ) Canadian Inf. d. 1918. Son of William Farquharson, cooper, & Wilhelmina H. Farquarson (57) d. 19 Nov 1921, EDC, 206 Dalry Road. His brother Pte William Farqharson, late Royal Air Force, attached to Lancashire Fusiliers, then PoW in Germany. TED 17 Sep & 15 Oct 1918, photo.

Pte Alfred Frederick Farquhar (28) No. 16211, 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 9 Aug 1916. Flatiron Copse Cem, Mametz. Son of James & Annie Farquhar, Edinburgh. His sister, Mrs Finlayson, 52 Broughton Road then 22 Caledonian Road. Employed, McCulloch’s, St Mary’s Street. EEN 2 Sep 1916.

Leading Air Mechanic David Farquhar ( ) gunner, Royal Flying Corps, RN Air Service. KiA, in air fight, 21 Apr 1917. Son of James & Agnes Farqhar, 95 Slateford Road. Employed, engineer. EEN 12 May 1917. TED 29 & 31 May 1917, photo.

Farrer

Sgt Alexander McGregor Farrer (25) No. 22445, 7 Field Coy, R. Engrs. Military Medal. DoW 25 Mar 1918. NMC & Etaples Military Cem. Son of Joseph & Jane Farrer, 15 Lochrin Terrace.

Farrow

Corp Adolphus Farrow (36) No. 2 0066, 16 R. Scots. KiA 26 Aug 1917, trying to help a wounded comrade. GWM & Hargicourt British Cem. Son of Sidney & Charlotte Gordon Farrow of Aberdeen. Sp. Elizabeth Beaton Farrow, 11 Smithfield Street & four children. Employed, clerk. EEN 25 Sep & 2 Oct 1917, photo.

Ferguson

Pte Charles I. Ferguson ( ) No. 10035, 1 R. Scots. d. 20 Oct 1918, Salonika. GWM b. Thornton, Fife.

Pte David Turner Ferguson (28) Enlisted, 1914. No. 9749, R. Scots & 7 Cyclist, VII Corps Cyclist Battalion, Army Cyclist Corps. KiA 29 Sep 1918. GWM & Ypres Town Cem. Extn. Youngest son of Joseph Ferguson, insurance agent, & Jane Ferguson, 15 Murieston Crescent. Sp. Jean Ferguson, 12 Waverley Park. Employed, warehouseman, George Waterson & Co, George Street. Football player for St Bernard’s & Bathgate teams. EEN 19 & 26 Oct 1918.

Pte George M. Ferguson (51) No. 7675, "C" Coy, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 25 Feb 1919. Funeral from 15 West Port to NMC. Sp. Christine Scott Ferguson, 15 West Port.

Trooper William Ferguson ( ) No. 3855, 1, 1 Scottish Horse. d. of dysentery 2 Nov 1915, Military hosp, Imtarfa, Malta. Piets Military Cem. Youngest son of James Ferguson, joiner, Muthill. His brother, Daniel Ferguson, 7 Downfield Place. EEN 10 Nov 1915.

Pte William Ferguson (28) No. 251014, 16 R, Scots. DoW 18 Apr 1918. Etaples Military Cem. b Edin. Eldest son of William & Christina Ferguson, 7 Elliot Street, Leith. Sp. Charlotte Daly, 15 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 22 Apr 1918.

Pte William Ferguson (21) No.10991, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW received in action 23 Apr 1915. La Clytte Military Cem. Second son of Donald & Jemima Ferguson, 19 Yeaman Place & 10 St Peter’s Buildings, Gilmore Place. EEN 8 & 11 May 1915, photo.

Ferrier

Pte John Ferrier ( ) No. 27673, HLI, KiA 28 Nov 1917. Cambrai Mem, Louverval. Eldest son of Margaret & James Ferrier. Nephew of Agnes Thomson, 5 Gibson Terrace. EEN 24 Sep 1918.

Findlay

Pte Wallace Findlay (21) No. PLY/17626, Plymouth Division, Royal Marine Light Infantry. d. 16 Mar 1919. NMC. Son of the late David & Mrs Marjory Findlay, 41 Lutton Place.

L/Corp William Seggie Findlay (26) No.422248, 416 Field Coy, R. Engrs. KiA 2 May 1917. Wancourt British Cem. Only son of James, cabinet maker, & Frances Findlay, 104 Dalry Road & 20 Orwell Place. Employed, cabinetmaker. EEN 15 & 17 May 1917, photo. TED 23 May 1917, photo.

Finlass

Pte Chrisopher Finlass ( ) No. 4742, Leinster Regt, then No. 20600, 17 Coy, MGC. KiA 14 Sep 1916. Delville Wood Cem, Longueval. Native of Athlone, Ireland. His sister, Annie Rennie, 79 Dundee Street. EEN 29 Sep 1916.

Finlay

Pte James Hugh Finlay (33) No. 3829, 1 R Scots. KiA 22 Feb 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Only son of H. Finlay, late of 9 Caledonian Road. EEN 16 Mar 1915.

Pte Robert Christie Finlay (27) No. 8353, 2 R. Scots. KiA 14 Dec 1914, at Petit Bois, near Kemmel. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Youngest son of Thomas Finlay, 2 St Peter’s Buidings. Sp. Jane J. Hall Cunningham, formerly Finlay, 7 or 8 Wardlaw Street. EEN 11 Jan 1915.

Pte William Finlay (18) No. 9527, ‘C’ Coy, 1 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 22 Dec 1914 F & F. Le Touret Mem. Son of Wiliam Finlay, lather, 72 Dundee Street. TED 9 Mar 1916.

Finlayson

Pte Charles Finlayson (26) No. 14052, 4 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917, Battle of Arras. GWM & Arras Mem. Son of James & Rachel Finlayson. His sisters, Mrs Doctor & Mrs Baxter. Sp. Agnes McIntosh Finlayson & child, 15 Corporation Buildings, McLeod Street. EEN 23 Apr 1918.

Pte Richard Finlayson ( ) No.74326, Canadian Inf (Saskatchewan Regt) 28. KiA 6 Jun 1916. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Address, 12 Wardlaw Terrace. Nephew of Dickson Finlayson, 8 Princes Street, Haywood, Lanarkshire. Perhaps kin to Adam Finlayson, index maker, 12 Wardlaw Terrace. Employed, Jamieson, bootmaker, 208 Gorgie Road. EEN 1 & 9 Aug 1916. Photo.

L/Corp Thomas Millar Finlayson (24), 11 A & S Hdrs. d. 6 May 1917. Etaples Military Hosp. Son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Finlayson, 4 Mertoun Place. Boroughmuir school.

Pte William Finlayson (22) No. 200309, 4 R. Scots. DoW 2 Oct 1918. NMC & Sunken Road Cem, Boisleux, St Marc. Son of the late William Finlayson & Margaret Finlayson nee Eddie of Edinburgh.

Finnie

L/Corp Alexander Finnie (23) No.533, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos, France. Loos Mem. Address, 4 Dundee Place or Street. His brother & sister, Archie Finnie & Jessie Finnie Harris, 3 Freer Street. EEN 23 Oct 1915 & 25 Sep 1916.

Finnigan

Pte John Finnigan (26) No. 3283, 1,6 R. Scots. DoW 17 Jun 1916, Australian hosp, France. Mazargues War Cem, Marseilles. Youngest son of late Petr & Harriet Finnigan. His sister, Harlette Wilson, 20 Solicitor’s Buildings. Employed, Cox’s glue works, Gorgie. EEN 20 & 23 Jun 1916, photo.

Fisher

Pte George Fisher (47) No.43468, ‘C’ Coy, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Bailleul Road East Cem, St Laurent-Blangy. b. North Berwick. His sister, Mrs Winter, 42 Stewart Terrace. Sp. Nichola Fisher, 15 South College Street. EN 9 Apr 1918.

Pte George Douglas Fisher (33) No.400110, 13 Field Ambulance, Canadian Army Medical Corps. d. 2 Sep 1918. Vis-En-Artois British Cem, Haucourt. b. Edin. Only son of the late David & Margaret Fisher (63) d. 6 Dec 1915, funeral to EDC, 22 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 21 Sep 1918. TED 21 & 25 Sep 1918, photo.

Pte James Robert Fisher (23) No.18167, ‘A’ Coy, 5 Cameron Hdrs. Military Medal DoW 15 Oct 1918, F & F. Dadizeele New British Cem. b. Edin. Son of John & Isabella Fisher. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Fleming

Pte Frank Fleming (20), Dragoon Gds, then 1 HLI. d. 11 Jan 1917. Amara War Cem. Younger son of Mrs Annie Fleming, Pape’s Cottages, Roseburn. His brother, Pte J. Fleming, sapper, R. Engrs, 4 McLeod Street, PoW, 1918. EEN 10 Feb 1917.

Fletcher

Pte George Fletcher ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 19207, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. NMM & Thiepval Mem. b. Gorgie. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs George Fletcher, shop man, 304 Gorgie Road. Employed, grocer, Dalry Road Branch, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 18, 25 & 29 Aug 1916, photo.

Flint

Pte Alexander McNeill Flint (20) No. 307264, trumpeter, 2/1 Lowland Heavy Bty, RGA, Feb 1915, France, May 1916. Severely wounded 21 Apr 1917. DoW in hosp. 17 May 1917 at Le Treport. Fris Mont Houn Military Cem. b. 1897. Son of William Alexander Flint, cabinet maker, & Catherine Margaret McNeill, 179 Dalry Road. Kin to Henry Flint, clerk, 179 Dalry Road. George Heriot's School, photo. Employed, dental apprentice, Mr P. Hume Phillips. EEN 23, 26 & 29 May 1917, photo.

Pte Christopher Fleming Flint (35) No. 17789, Machine gun section, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, killed by shell, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. b. 1881 Edin. Son of John Flint & Mary Dobson, Primrose Villa, Primrose Bank Road, Trinity. Distant cousin to Pte Alexander McNeill Flint, RGA, DoW 1917. George Watson’s College, photo. Employed, commercial traveller & partner in firm of James Fleming & Co. EEN 29 Mar 1916. TED 29 Aug 1916, photo.

L/Corp Edward Sanderson Flint (20) Enlisted, Feb 1914 Edin. No.3/5683,"G" Coy, 3rd Reserve Battalion, Cam Hdrs. From Jan 1915 he served in the 1Cam Hdrs F & F. Distinguished Conduct Medal for his actions on 3 Sep 1916 at High Wood on the Somme. KiA 16 Nov 1917, near Passchendaele. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. b. 1897 Edin. Twin of Charles Heriot Flint, son of John Sanderson Flint, master plumber & Mary Jacobina Cameron, Montague Street, then at 10 Wardlaw Place. His brother, Pte John Flint, KOSB, KiA 1915. His second cousin, Pte James Ernest Flint, MGC, wounded 1918. Employed, Messrs Simon Henderson’s biscuit factory, Slateford Road. Newspaper insert, poem by his chum, J. Wood. “My loss, dear chum, can ne’er be told, I miss you more as the days grow old, oft when I sit in sorrow and woe, there comes a dream of long ago.” EEN 8, 12 & 18 Dec 1917, photo.

Pte John Flint (23) Enlisted, Edin. No. 13520, 2 KOSB. Arrived in France16 Mar 1915. KiA 18 Apr 1915 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. 1891 Edin. Third eldest son of John Sanderson Flint, master plumber & Mary Jacobina Cameron, late of Montague Street, then at 10 Wardlaw Place. His brother, L/ Corp Edward Sanderson Flint, Cam Hdrs, KiA 1917. Emigrated to Australia, 1911, but returned home. In his soldier's will, he left all his possessions to his mother. EEN 6 May 1915.

Gunner Robert Lindsay Flint (20) No.217500, “A” Bty, 93 Bde, RFA. d. 17 Aug 1917. Puchevillers British Cem. b. 1898 Linlithgow. Son of James Flint, bank teller, & Susan Dickson Lindsay, 12 Comiston Terrace. Boroughmuir school.

Flynn

Pte Charles Flynn ( ) No. 20699, Cam (SR), then No. 4753, 75 MGC. d. 26 Oct 1918, Mesopotamia. Ramleh War Cem. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Laughlin Flynn ( ) No. 5502, cyclist, Army Cyclist Corps. DoW 8 Apr 1917, Craigleith Military Hosp. Edinburgh (Mount Vernon) RC Cem. b. Canongate, Edin. Eldest son of Mr Stephen Flynn, labourer, 8 Murdoch Terrace. Sp. Sadie Weddell. EEN 9 & 10 Apr 1917.

Forbes

Pte Alexander Forbes ( ) No. 301726, 1, 7 R. Scots. KiA 24 Nov 1917. Jerusalem Mem. Son of Alexander Forbes, 6 Comely Green Place. Sp. Jessie Mair, 2 Gibson Terrace. EEN 13 Dec 1917.

Capt Alexander Forbes (24), BW, then 17 HLI. DoW 22 Mar 1918. Greviller British Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Alexander Forbes, 73 or 78 Slateford Road. EEN 6 & 10 Apr 1918, photo. TED 2 Apr 1918, photo.

Pte John Forbes ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 9037, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 19 Aug 1916 F & F. Thiepval Mem. b. Dalry, Edin. EEN 26 Sep 1916, photo

Pte William Henderson Forbes (36) Enlisted, Edin. No. 36656, 15 HLI. KiA 15 Jul 1917, at Nieuport, France. EDC & Nieuport Mem. Address, 15 Forrest Road.

Forrest

L/Corp Alexander Redpath Forrest ( ) No. 352203, 9 R. Scots. KiA 20 Sep 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Sp. Barbara Robertson, 24 Fowler Terrace. Newpaper insert by his father-in-law & mother-in-law. EEN 10 Oct & 3 Nove 1917, photo.

Pte Archibald H. Forrest ( ), London Regt. KiA 30 Nov 1917. Sp. Margaret D. Crawford, 7 Alderbank Gardens, Shandon. Employed, R & S Paton, North Bridge. TED 15 Dec 1917.

Pte James Forrest ( ) No. 60674, R. Scots Fusiliers, then 88 Coy, MGC. Reported missing then KiA 14 Apr 1917. GWM & Arras Mem. Sp. Mrs Forrest, 20 Wardlaw Place. Employed, Granton Gas Works. EEN 7 Jun 1917, 2 & 7 Mar 1918, photo.

Pte James Forrest (20) No.34500, ‘D’ Coy, 7 Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry d. 22 Sep 1917. Cement House Cem. Son of John & Elizabeth Forrest, 28 St Leonard’s Street.

Pte John Stewart Forrest (27) No. 24437, ‘A’ Coy, 16 R. Scots. d. 13 Aug 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of Robert & Jessie Stewart Forrest. Boroughmuir school.

Pte William Forrest (25) No. 43613, sapper, R. Engrs, 31st Army Troops Coy. KiA 27 Sep 1915 F & F. Vermelles British Cem. Son of James Forrest, plumber, & Jane Forrest, 11 Dundee Terrace, late of 286 Gorgie Road. His sister, Mrs Learmonth, 3 Wardlaw Terrace. His brothers, Mr J. Forrest, 5 Wheatfield Street & Mr A. Forrest, 24 Fowler Terrace. EEN 25 & 30 Nov 1915, photo & 26 Sep 1916.

Forson

Driver David John Forson (24) No. 60420, 69 Field Coy, R. Engrs. KiA or DoW 10 Oct 1915, near Loos, France. GWM & Sailly-Labourne Civil Cem. Eldest son of Thomas Forson, carter, & Jane Forson, 12 Wardlaw Terrace. His brother & sister, Pte Thomas Forson, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 1918 & Jeanie Forson. His friends, Maggie Cadden, 10 Smithfield Street & Mr & Mrs Cadden, 7 Wardlaw Street. ENN 25 Oct, 1 & 6 Nov 1915, photo.

PteThomas “Tommie” Forson (18) No. 241127, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA. 9 Apr 1918. GWM & Loos Mem. Son of Thomas Forson, carter, & Jane Forson, 12 Wardlaw Terrace. His eldest brother Driver David John Forson, R, Engrs, KiA 1915 & sister Jeanie Forson. EEN 14 May 1918.

Forster

Pte Herbert James Forster (20) No.50620, 1 R. Scots. Killed 22 Mar 1918 at Cauchewood, Hendicourt, France. SMM & Pozieres Mem. b. 1898 Bangalore, India.

Forsyth

Driver George Forsyth (30), RASC. Attached HQ, 116 Infantry Bde, d. of pneumonia 9 Nov 1918, general hosp, France. Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Fourth son of John & Elizabeth “Lizzie” Forsyth, 23 Upper Grove Place. Sp. Nellie Gow, 59 Watson Crescent. EEN 21 Nov 1918.

Sgt M. W. Forsyth ( ), Australian Imperial Force. Address, 8 Stewart Terrace. Perhaps kin to William Forsyth, stoker, 1914, 8 Stewart Terrace EEN 2 Nov 1918, photo.

Forwell

L/Corp William Lyon Forwell (20) No. 203159, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. Taken PoW. d. 16 Sep 1918 at Trier & buried Cologne. NMC, NMM & Cologne Southern Cem. Son of Henry & Margaret Forwell, 14 Duddingston Park. Perhaps kin to Margaret H. Forwell (4) d. 5 Oct 1917, funeral from 5 Moat Place to NMC.

Fotheringham

L/Corp Charles Fotheringham (27) No. 1088, 2, 10 R. Scots. d. 16 May 1916, at Battery Hosp, Dunbar. Funeral from 8 Devon Place to NMC. Son of Alexander & Jane Fotheringham, 8 Devon Place. EEN 17 May 1916.

Pte George Fotheringham (20) No.31430, 10, 11 HLI. KiA 11 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Son of Peter & Jessie Fotheringham, 3 Breadalbane Terrace & 3 Atholl Terrace, both off Dalry Road. EEN 11 May, 5 Jun 1917, photo.

Foulis

Pte George Foulis (23) No. 13190, MGC, formerly 1 KOSB, attached 87th T.M. Bty. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. ESC, NMM & Thiepval Mem. Only son of David Foulis & Alice Abrey, Gorgie Mills & 63 Slateford Road. Employed, Alder & Mackay, Stewart Terrace. EEN 25 Jul 1916, 28 Jun 1917 & 1 Jul 1918. TED 4 & 25 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte Hugh Fowler (21) No. 351138, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW received in action 28 Sep 1917. EDC & Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Son of Alexander Fowler & Isabella Hope Smith, 3 Mentone Terrace.

L/Corp Murray Coventry Fowler (23) Enlisted, Nov 1914. No. 76753, 14 Tank Corps. KiA 9 Aug 1918. Warvillers Churchyard Extn. b. 1896 Dunfermline. Son of joiner John & Helen Fowler, 19 Cathcart Place & 12 Laurel Terrace, Slateford Road. Boroughmuir school. Employed, clerk, Alder & Mackay meter works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 7 Sep 1918.

Fraser

Sgt Major Alexander Fraser (64), RASC, formerly bandsman sgt, 1 HLI. d. 18 Jan 1916, at 49 Almondbank Terrace, Shandon. Funeral to NMC. Sp. Jane Cruikshank TED 19 Jan 1916.

Pte Alexander Fraser (28) No. 58468, Royal Welch Fusiliers, transf. to Corp No. 514018, Labour Corps. d. 7 Aug 1919. EDC. Son of Mrs Elizabeth Fraser, 7 Northcote Street.

Pte Archibald Fraser (38) No. 291410. 2, 5 Gordon Hdrs. d. 8 Jul 1921. NMC. b. Fala, Midlothian. Son of Rev. William Fraser & Mrs J. Fraser, 77 McDonald Road, Leith

Pte George McAlpine Fraser (24) No. 18800, 3 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. suddenly 23 Apr 1916, Greenock Infirmary. EDC. Third son of Simon & Mary Fraser, 12 Haymarket Terrace. His brothers, Pte Donald Fraser, R. Scots & Pte James Fraser, Seaforth Hdrs, both wounded 1917. TED 25 & 26 Apr 1916.

Gunner George Welsh Fraser (22) No.129287, 248 Siege Bty, RGA. d. 28 May 1918. Hedauville Communal Cem Extn. Son of James & Elizabeth Fraser. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte Hugh Black Fraser (21) No.50340, Fife & Forfar Yeomanry, attached Imperial Camel Corps, Egyptian Expeditionary Force. KiA 8 Aug 1918. Jerusalem Mem. Third son of the late George Deans Fraser (47), salesman, d. 27 Dec 1916, funeral to NMC, & Mrs Fraser, 14 Hollybank Terrace, Shandon. Sp. Catherine Sutherland. EEN 28 Aug & 4 Sep 1918, photo. TED 4 Sep 1918, photo.

Pte James Duncan Fraser (19) Enlisted, Edin. No. 11035, 2 KOSB. KiA 13 Oct 1914 F& F. GWM & Le Touret Mem. b. Aberdeen. Son of James McDonald Fraser, brewery maltster’s labourer, & Isabella Fraser, 10 Wardaw Place. His brothers, George Fraser, Edward Fraser, and Peter Reith Fraser.EEN 2 Mar 1915, photo.

Pte John Fraser (18) No. 1321, 1 Gordon Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA, F & F Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Mrs Agnes Robertson, 16 Dundee Street & 145 Fountainbridge. EEN 7 Jan 1916, photo.

L/Corp Walter Allan Fraser (20) No.17416, signaller, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 2 Apr 1916. Rifle House Cem. Son of John Fraser, blacksmith, & Helen P. Fraser (56) d. 20 Sep 1914, funeral to NMC, residing 1 Ritchie Place. His brother, William Fraser, blacksmith, there. Employed, Andrew Melrose & Co, George Street. EEN 25 Apr 1916. TED 29 Apr 1916, photo.

Frater

Sgt George Frater (22) No.12009, 11 R. Scots. DoW received in action 19 Jul 1916. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Third son of James & Rebecca Frater, 24 Moat Street. Perhaps kin to Robert Frater (40) d. 3 Sep 1914, gastric ulcer, son of John & Ann Frater, 102 Morrison Street, funeral Royal Infirmary to NMC. EEN 28 Jul 1916. TED 29 Jul 1916.

French

Pte James Bailey French ( ) No.8164, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 29 Oct 1914 F& F. His brother resided, 8 Ritchie Place. TED 25 Jan 1916, photo.

Sgt John French ( ), R. Scots. d. 1918. Football player, Heart of Midlothian & St Bernard’s. TED 5 Feb 1918, photo.

Friend

Corp Frederick Somers Friend (35) No.3113, 26 Field Coy, R. Engrs. Served in the South African Campaign. KiA 1 Nov 1914 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of the late William B. & E.A. Friend. Son-in-law of Donald Bowden, 4 Wheatfield Street. Sp. Mary Fraser, 17 Roseburn Terrace & Bowden, Queen Victoria School, Dunblane. EEN 14 Nov 1914.

Fyfe

Pte Adam Wright Fyfe (28) No. 11912, L/ Corp, 12 R. Scots. DoW 19 Jul 1916, France. NMC & Etaples Military Cem. Son of Thomas Fyfe, police constable, & Isabella Wright, 15 Gibson Terrace. Employed, telephone lines man. EEN 28 & 29 Jul & 1 Aug 1916, photo.

Gall

2nd Lieut William John Reid Gall (39), 346 Siege Bty, RGA. DoW 18 Apr 1918. Arras Mem. Second son of the late William & Mrs Gall, 10 Shandon Street. Sp. Mrs Barbara MacNab Gall, 2 Arden Street. Perhaps kin to George Gall, assistant superintendent, 10 Shandon Street. Employed, teacher at George Watson’s College. EEN 25 Apr 1918.

Gallagher

Pte Peter Gallagher (41) No. 3807, ‘E’ Coy, 2 R. Scots. d. 16 Sep 1918. NMC. Sp. Bridget Gallagher, 1 Freer Street Terrace.

Galloway

L/Sgt Hugh Spence Galloway ( ) No. 711, 1, 5 R. Scots (QER). Served eight years with the regiment. KiA 2 May 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Daniel Stewart’s College. Employed, ironmonger in his father’s firm at 23 Dalry Road. EEN 26 Jul 1915, photo.

Pte Thomas Galloway ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 11866, 2 BW. KiA 21 Apr 1917 in the Persian Gulf. Basra Mem. b. Edin. Son of Thomas Galloway (44) d. 1 Feb 1914, funeral to NMC & Mrs Galloway, 136 Dalry Road. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 11 & 14 May, 5 Jun 1917, photo.

Gardner

Pte John Gardner (30) No. 12020, 11 R. Scots. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. Youngest son of John Alexina Gardner, Scotland’s Close, Bo’ness. Newpaper insert by G. Gardner, 40 Dundee Street. EEN 25 Sep 1918.

Garrick

Pte Charles Garrick (19), 7 Cam Hdrs. d. on active service of accidental burns, 27 Jan 1917. Bernancourt Communal Cem. Extn. Second son of John William Garrick, telephone lines man, & Robina Garrick, 17 Murieston Crescent. EEN 10 Feb 1917.

Geddes

Pte Alexander R. Geddes (34) No.34445, 2 R. Scots. DoW 15 Apr 1917, military hosp. Etaples Military Cem. b. Buckie, Banffshire. Younger son of the late Alexander Geddes, postman, Buckie. Sp. Mary Brander, 1 West Park Place & 31 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 21 Apr 1917.

Gerard

Pte Alexander Gerard (19) No. 350946, 9 R. Scots. Perhaps participated in the Battles of Aisne and Marne. KiA 1 Aug 1918, France. GWM & Soissons Mem. Second son of Mr & Mrs Alexander Coutts Gerard, plasterer, 4 Wheatfield Street. Grandson of the late William Gerard, builder. EEN 28 Aug 1918.

Gibb

Pte John Herd Gibb (26) No. 40885, 5 Cam Hdrs, late sergeant cook in Lovat Scouts. Reported missing then KiA 3 Mar 1917. Arras Mem. Second son of Mr & Mrs David Gibb, blacksmith, Sunbury House, Belford Road, late of 35 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 18 Mar 1918.

Pte Laurence Gibb (22) No. 9693, 9 BW. d. 18 Jan 1916. St Mary’s A.D.S. Cem, Haisnes. Address, 72 Balgreen Road. Employed, newspaper reporter for Leith Burgh Post. EEN 18 Feb 1916, photo. TED 22 Feb 1916, photo.

Pte William Gibb ( ) No.9253, 1 Cam Hdrs. Served four years with the regiment. Wounded at Aisne & Ypres. KiA 28 Sep 1915 F & F. Ninth Avenue Cem, Haisnes. Fifth son of Mr Gibb, 13 East Mayfield. Sp. Ethel Kerr, 36 Duff Street. EEN 15 & 16 Oct 1915.

Gibson

Chief Engineer Alan Cornfoot Gibson (41) Mercentile Marine. He was on the SS Warsaw, a defensively armed 608 ton sream ship, sailing from St Malo & Brixto n to Liverpool and then in the English Channel, 4 miles SE by E, from Start Point, Devon, when it was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-31, with the loss of seventeen lives, incuding the master. d. 20 Dec 1917, when his vessel was torpedoed in the English Channel. ESC. Sp. Euphemia Black Gibson nee Edmond m. 1904 Edin. d. (60) 15 Oct 1938, ESC.

Gunner Andrew Gibson ( ) No. 40635, 10 Bty, 147 Bde, RFA. DoW received in action 6 Nov 1916. Bernafay Wood British Cem, Monauban. Sp. Anges “Aggie” Archibald & five of a family, 36 Angle Park Terrace. Employed, painter for Mr Hoffie, Morningside Road. EEN 25 & 28 Nov, 4 Dec 1916, photo.

Pte Andrew Gibson (33) No. 353482, 9 R. Scots. KiA 22 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. Only son of the late Robert & Catherine Gibson, 71 Dalmeny Street & 8 Hillside Street, Leith. Sp. Susan Wilson Dickson, 43 Bryson Road & 122 Bruntsfield Place. Employed, teller, HM Inland Revenue, Edinburgh. EEN 27 Apr 1918.

Gifford

Corp John “Jack” Gifford (26) No. 9198, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 9 Oct 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of James & Annie Gifford, 149 Fountainbridge. Nephew of Gunner Jack Campbell, RGA. His chum, George Lamb, 4 Fowler Terrace. EEN 24 Nov 1917.

Gilbert

Pte Andrew Gilbert ( ) No. 2212, Sgt, Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles, then 1, 5 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Address, 12 Primrose Terrace. His brother, Pte James Gilbert, Gordon Hdrs, KiA 1917, France. Another brother, William Gilbert, rubber works packer, 18 Tay Street. Employed, thirty years with Boswell, Hanover Street. EEN 28 Jun 1917. TED 9 Oct 1915.

Pte James Gilbert ( ) No. 6932, 2 Gordon Hdrs. Reservist. Served two and half years at the Front. KiA 8 May 1917, France. Arras Mem. His brother & sister-in-law Mr W. & Nellie Gilbert, 12 Primrose Terrace. Another brother, Pte Andrew Gilbert, 5 R. Scots, KiA 1915, Gallipoli. Employed, Dumfriesshire Dairy Co. EEN 14 May, 11, 13 & 28 Jun 1917, photo. TED 11 & 12 Jun 1917, photo.

Gilchrist

Pte Joseph Gilchrist (30) No. 5703, 1 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 11 Nov 1914. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of the late Joseph & Annabella Gilchrist. His married brother William Mungo Gilchrist, brass finisher, 7 Stewart Terrace. Sp. Mrs Gilchrist & children, 30 Lothian Street. Employed, Smith & Ritchie, Albert Street. EEN 20 Jan 1916.

Thomas Sedwick Saunder Gilchrist (27), 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 12 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Address, 172 Gorgie Road. Son of the late James & Margaret Gilchrist, 13 Drumdryan Street. EEN 4 May 1917, photo.

Gilday

Pte David Archibald Gilday (25) No. 201391, 4 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. GWM & & Jerusalem Mem. Second son of Patrick Gilday, mason, & Mary Gilday, 2 Wardlaw Terrace. Employed, nine years in Inland Revenue, then in North British Rubber Co, Castle Mills EEN 24 Dec 1917. TED 28 Dec 1917, photo.

Gill

L/Corp Christopher Oliver Gill (21) No. 18748, 16 R. Scots. d. 21 Aug 1916. Dartmoor Cem, Becordel-Becourt. Son of Thomas & Jessie Ewart Oliver Gill, 4 Livingstone Place. Boroughmuir school.

Gillespie

Pte John Gillespie (35) No.277773, 2 A & S Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 22 Sep 1918. Villers Hill British Cem, Villers-Guisain. Son of John & Jessie Gillespie, 105 Causewayside. Sp. Marion MacKenzie & two children, 19 Gibson Terrace. Employed, butcher, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 26 Oct, 7 & 9 Dec 1918.

Gillon

Pte Michael Gillon (19) No. 1872, 1, 5 R. Scots. DoW 15 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. East Mudros Military Cem. Address, 211 Canongate. Employed, D. Morrison & Son, engineers, Harrison Road. EEN 9 Jul 1915, photo.

Pte William Gillon ( ) No.66000, air mechanic 1st class, 49th Squadron, 9th Wing, Royal Air Force. d. 5 Apr 1919, Craigleith Hosp, Edinburgh, while home on leave from France. Younger son of the late Gilbert & Mrs Gillon, 22 Grove Street. His brother & sister-in-law, Mr & Mrs Gillon, 7 Cathcart Place. EEN 8 Apr 1919.

Gilmour

Pte Walter Bell Gilmour (26) Enlisted, 1915. Bombardier, RGA. Served for four years in Territorial Force. KiA, 1917. Second son of William Gilmour, grocer, 36 Hollybank Terrace, Shandon. His brother, Pte Robert Gilmour, R. Scots, wounded for fourth time 1917. Employed, draughtsman, for Mr Alexander Mather, Orwell Terrace. TED 1 Jun 1917

Sgt William Thomas Gilmour (29) No. 316559, 1, 3 Scottish Horse & 13 BW & Gallipoli. DoW 14 Oct 1918, in hosp abroad. GWM & Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Fourth son of Hugh & Sarah Gilmour, 75 Gorgie Road. GPO clerk sorter & telegraphist. Edinburgh. EEN 19 Oct 1918. TED 14 Oct 1918.

Gilroy

Pte Hugh Gilroy ( ) No.40239, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 18 Aug 1918. Ploegteert Mem. Address, 38 Fowler Terrace. His brother L/Corp W. Gilroy, Cam (SR), same address, was wounded in action and had his right leg amputated at Bangour Hosp (EEN 17 Jul 1916). EEN 4 & 17 Dec 1918, photo

Girdwood

Pte John Henry Girdwood (38) No. 14818 or 15818, ‘D’ Coy, 12 R. Scots. KiA 15 Sep 1915 at the Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. Sp. Mrs M. Girdwood & children, 8 Caledonian Crescent. Perhaps kin to Richard Girdwood, chauffeur, 19 Stewart Terrace. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 25 Sep 1918.

Given

Pte John Alexander Given (20) No. 2193, 1 BW. Served three years with the colours. KiA 11 Nov 1914, near Ypres. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Only son of Robert Buchanan Given, lorry man, 3 Washington Street. Perhaps kin to David Given, iron driller, 15 Wardlaw Place. EEN 28 Dec 1914, photo.

Glen

L/Sgt George Glen (22) No.14648, ‘B’ Coy, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 27 Sep 1918. Vis-En- Artois Mem. Son of John & Helen Glen, Stoney Port Cottage, Slateford. EEN 17 Oct 1918, photo.

L/Bombardier George C. Glen ( ) No. 91472, 162 Anti Aircraft Section, RGA. DoW 4 Nov 1918, casualty clearing station. SMM & Brebrieres British Cem. Sp. Elizabeth Amelia Halliday, 2 Ivy Terrace, Shandon. EEN 9 Nov 1918.

Godfrey

Pte Robert Godfrey (20), Tank corps. d. 30 Nov 1921, broncho pneumonia & heart failure, Military Hosp, Edinburgh Castle. NMC. Son of Thomas Godfrey, house painter, & Mary McKean, 28 Wardlaw Place.

Pte William Godfrey (31) No.4570, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 20 to 26 Oct 1914, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Robert & Annie Godfrey, 26 Wardlaw Place & 6 Drummond Street. Sp. Sophia South Paterson & three children, of Eyemouth & 26 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, Jenners & Co, Princes Street. EEN 7 Dec 1914, photo.

Gollan

Pte William Gollan ( ) No. 27223, HLI . & 6 KOSB. KiA 23 Sep 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. b. Edin. Address, 14 Downfield Place. Perhaps kin, to William Gollan 5 ( /52), funeral from 14 Downfield Place to NMC. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 18 Oct 1917, photo.

Goodlet

L/Corp David Goodlet (33) No. 13578, 12 R. Scots. d. of pneumonia 13 Nov 1918, military hosp. Funeral from West House Asylum to EDC. b. Edin. Son of the late John Goodlet, who died in an accident 23 Nov 1901 & Margaret Goodlet neeThom, 93 Slateford Road. Perhaps kin to John Goodlet, clerk, same address. Employed, clerk. EEN 15 Nov 1918.

Gordon

Pte Christopher Ritchie Cramb Gordon (25) No. 6338, 1 Canadian Inf (Western Ontario Regt). DoW recived in action 23 Apr 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Fourth son of Andrew Gordon, caretaker, & Jean Hogg Gordon, 68 Angle Park Terrace. EEN 11 & 13 May 1915.

Pte George Gordon (48) No. 7487, 6 R. Scots Fusiliers. Transf. to No. 225266 Labour Corps. d. 7 Apr 1920. Funeral from Colinton Hosp to NMC.

Pte Robert Alfred Gordon (26) No. 11808, 5 Cam Hdrs. Served nine years in R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Ypres. KiA 16 Jul 1916 France. GWM, NMC & Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of Robert Kenward Gordon (69), time keeper, d. 13 May 1918, funeral to NMC, & Louisa Gordon nee Shore, 175 Gorgie Road. His sister, Annie. Newspaper insert by his loving friend, Jessie Ross. Employed, Messrs Thomas Jackson & Sons, coachbuilders. EEN 12, 17 & 25 Aug 1916, photo. TED 19 Aug 1916, photo.

Gorrie

L/Sgt Andrew Gorrie (25) No.13129, 1 Scots Gds. Dow received in action 4 Nov 1918. Bermerain Communal Cem. Son of the late Alexander & Mary Gorrie, 221 Gorgie Road. His sisters & brothers, same address, including perhaps Alexander Naismith Gorrie, bakers assistant. Employed, fishmonger, with Bryson, West Maitland Street. EEN 7 Dec 1918.

Gourlay

Sgt Benjamin Gourlay (25) No. 422, Seaforth Hdrs. No.16130, 142 MGC. KiA 10 May 1917 F & F. GWM & Bedford House Cem. Son of Benjamin & Georgina Gourlay, residing 1911, 16 Wardlaw Place.

Pte Thomas Gourlay (18) No.59961, 2 R. Scots. KiA 22 Aug 1918. Beinvillers Military Cem. Son of John & Ellen Gourlay, 11 The Crescent, Gorgie & 1 Dallings Buildings, late of Stockbridge. Employed, vanman, Patriothall Laundry. EEN 13 & 17 Sep 1918.

Gove

Corp Adam Hay Gove ( ) No. 14398, 5 Dorsetshire Regiment. Killed by a sniper 19 Sep 1916. Thiepval Mem. b. Edin. One of his brothers, John Gove, plumber, 21 Duff Street. EEN 2 Oct 1916.

Gowan

Pte P. M. Gowan ( ) No.23227, Cam Hdrs. KiA 19 Nov 1917. Newspaper insert by his friend, E. Aitken, 163 Dundee Street. EEN 8 Dec 1917.

Gracie

Corp Thomas Gracie (26) No.19024, 16 R. Scots. d. of leukaemia 23 Oct 1915, Stobhill Hosp, Glasgow. Glasgow (Craigton) Cem. b. 1890 Yorkhill, Glasgow. Son of Thomas Gracie, cattle dealer, & Harriet Sangster Bell Gracie, 44 Dunchattan Street, Denniston. Football player, Heart of Midlothian FC. Employed, book-keeper & meat salesman. TED 27 Nov 1914, photo.

Graham

Pte Colin Graham (19) No.15301, 1 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 23 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of Mrs Graham. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Dalrymple, 28 Duff Street. EEN 23 Jul 1917.

Pte Hector Craig Simpson Graham (24) No. 1563, ‘C’ Coy, 1 BW. d. 25 Sep 1915. GWM & Dud Corner Cem, Loos. Son of John Graham, 21 McLeod Street.

Pte John Graham (33) No. 6824, 2 HLI. KiA 14 Nov 1914 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Brother of David E. Bogie, distillery worker, 1 West Park Place & John Bogie, 70 West Port. EEN 8 Dec 1914.

Pte W. Graham ( ), No. 25773, 2 R. Scots. d. 22 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Address, 18 Caledonian Road. EEN 13 Nov1916, photo.

L/Corp William Gray Graham (25) No. 6419, 11 A & S Hdrs. He was killed while at dinner in his billet, in a village, when the enemy bombarded it. Killed by shellfire 23 Jan 1916, France. NMC & Mazingarbe Communal Cem. Son of Finlay Graham, mason, & Johan Graham, 14 Springwell Place. Perhaps kin to Donald Ross Graham, clerk, there. Employed, Gorgie Branch, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 15 Feb, 22 & 31 Mar 1916, photo. TED 15 & 19 Feb, 22 Mar 1916.

Grant

Pte James “Curly” Grant (48), HLI. Served nine years in India. Re-enlisted in Jan 1915. Royal Marine Light Infantry. Drowned on active service 18 Dec 1917. Dunkirk Town Cem. Address, Pitt Street, Leith. He was a widower with six children. His sister, Mrs Andrew Thomson Murray, painter, 48 Cowan Road. EEN 20 Dec 1917.

Pte Robert Alexander Grant (20) No. 10892, ‘C’ Coy, 1 R. Scots. Battle of Arras. DoW 23 Apr 1915, dressing station, St Eloy, France. Vlamertinghe Cem. Son of Kenneth Grant & Annie Downie Grant (56) d. 2 Dec 1914, funeral to NMC, 27 Westfield Road. EEN 23 Apr 1918.

Pte William Grant ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1916. His brother resided, Orwell Place. Employed, Mrs Christian, bootmaker, Viewforth. TED 26 Sep 1916.

Pte William Peter Grant (20), 15 A & S Hdrs. Killed by sniper 2 Dec 1916, Beaumont Hamel. Adnac Military Cem, Miraumont. Son of Wiliam & Margaret Grant, Morton Mains, Colinton. Boroughmuir school. Employed, Land Valuation Office, Edinburgh.

Gray

Staff Sgt David Gray (45) No. 56, Farrier, City of Edinburgh Bty, 1 Lowland Bde, RGA. d. 20 May 1915. Funeral from 3 Freer Street to NMC.

Gunner G. Gray ( ), RFA. KiA. Address. 119 Gorgie Road. Perhaps son of Thomas Gray, cab man, & Jessie Scott Gray, and brother of Gunner Joseph Scott Gray RFA. d. 1917, also at 119 Gorgie Road. EEN 10 Oct 1917, photo.

Pte Henry C. Gray (23) No.20009, 16 R. Scots. DoW 14 Jun 1917, No.30 Casualty Clearing Station. Aubigny Communal Cem. Extn. Youngest son of the late John & Elizabeth Carter Gray, 31 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 20 Jun 1917.

Pte James Gray (41) No.17143, ‘A’ Coy, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 3 Aug 1917. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of the late Andrew & Janet Gray, Sp. Margaret Henderson Gray, 5 Wheatfield Street. Employed, Caledonian Railway Co. ENN 17 Aug 1917. TED 17 Aug 1917.

Ship’s Master James Gray (54) No. 102744, SS Lorie cargo steamer, Mercantile Marine. Torpedoed by the German U-boat No. 103. Drowned, south of the Lizard in the English Channel on 11 Jun 1918. NMC. b. Shetland Islands. Sp. Elizabeth Gray.

Gunner Joseph Scott Gray (22) No. 636431, ‘B’ Bty 256 Bde, RFA. d. 26 Sep 1917. GWM & Etaples Military Cem. Son of Thomas Gray, cab man, & Jessie Scott Gray, 119 Gorgie Road. His brothers & sisters, same address, perhaps one of them was Gunner G. Gray, RFA, KiA. Newpaper insert by his chum, Pte A. Walker. EEN 26 Sep 1918.

Pte Robert Gray ( ) No. 56412, HLI & 1, 7 Cam (SR). KiA 22 Sep 1918. Queant Road Cem, Buissy. His brother-in-law & sister, Mr & Mrs Pettigrew, 8 Hermand Street. Sp. Jeannie Raphael, Glasgow. EEN 5 Oct 1918.

Gunner William R. M. Gray (22) No. 651978, signaller, ‘C’ Bty, 74 Bde, RFA. Military Medal. DoW 25 Dec 1917, in general hosp. Boisguillame Communal Cem. Extn. Only son of William & Joan Gray, 13 Hermand Terrace. Boroughmuir school. Employed, apprentice draughtsman, MacKenzie & Moncur, Slateford Road. EEN 20 & 31 Dec 1917. TED 18 Dec 1917.

Corp William David Hardie Gray (19) No. 43318, 12 R. Scots. d. 20 Sep 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs William L. Gray, 37 Arden Street. Boroughmuir school.

Greenhill

Driver David Greenhill (38) No. T/19409, RASC. d. of general paralysis 7 Nov 1918, Royal Assylum, Edinburgh. Funeral from West House, Morningside to NMC. Address, 27 Watson Crescent. Son of James Greenhill, lorryman & Catherine Grainger Greenhill.

Greenlaw

Pte James Simpson Greenlaw (31) No. RTS/ 5530, 40 Remount Depot, RASC. d. Erysipelas, infection of wound or sore, 24 Aug 1920. Funeral, City Hosp to NMC. Perhaps John Simpson Greenlaw. Son of George Greenlaw & Mary Gordon Greenlaw.

Greenslade

Gunner C. P. Greenslade (35) No. 158953, 244 Siege Bty, RGA. d. 4 Sep 1917. New Irish Farm Cem, St Jean-les-Ypres Sp. Ida Greenslade, 6 Saughton Drive.

Greig

Pte Robert Fiddes Greig (24) No. 275448, ‘C’Coy, 2 R. Scots. Previously wounded & gassed. DoW 25 Aug 1918, c.c.s. GWM & Bagneux British Cem, Gezaincourt. Second son of James & Jessie Greig, 296 Gorgie Road. EEN 5 Jun, 14 Sep 1918.

Greslish

Pte Edward Grelish (49) No. 2942, BW. Served in the South African Campaign. d. 8 Dec 1915. Funeral from 12 St Andrews Square to NMC. b. Edin. Son of Edward & Elizabeth Grelish. Sp. Marion Pettigrew Grelish.

Grieve

James Albert Grieve (22) Served & disabled in the Great War. d., motor accident injuries, 9 Oct 1921, Royal Infirmary to NMC. Son of James Grieve, bank agent, & Elizabeth Bremner Grieve. His brother-in-law Allan Gibson, 15 West Brighton Street, Portobello. Employed, brewery clerk.

Pte William Grieve (29) Enlisted, Oct 1915. No. 285088, 2, 8 A & S Hdrs. Transf. to ‘D’ Coy, 6 Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1917, France. d. 20 Nov 1917, France. SMM & Orval Wood Cem. Flesquieris. b. 1888. Son of James & Margaret Grieve, 15 Shandon Place. George Heriot’s school, photo. Employed, Messrs John Herdman & Sons, Haymarket Mills. TED 17 Aug 1917.

Guilar

Pte John Guilar (38) No. 201103, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 1 Oct 1918. Oosttavernewood Cem. Son of Peter Guilar, 162 Marionville Road. Sp Elizabeth A. Horsfield Guiler & 11 his family, 10 Wardlaw Place. Perhaps kin to John Guilar (3 /12) d. 7 Mar 1916, funeral from same address to NMC. EEN 9 Nov 1918. TED 1 Nov 1918.

Gullane

Pte James Gullane ( ) No. 34758, 15 R. Scots. KiA 13 Mar 1917. Croisilles British Cem. Son of Mrs P. Gullane, Harbour Terrace, North Berwick. Sp, Annie Bryce, 141 Dundee Street. Employed, in 1914 as rubber worker, and subsequently with Messrs William McEwan, brewers, Fountainbridge. EEN 6 Apr 1918. TED 8 Apr 1918.

Gunn

Pte James Alexander Gunn (26) No. 43355, 9 Cam (SR). KiA 26 Oct 1916, while rescuing a wounded comrade. Bois Guillauime Communal Cem. Perhaps John Alexander Gunn. b. Partick, Glasgow. Address, 19 Rankeillor Street. Son of the late William & Margaret Gunn, 3 White Street, Partick, Glasgow. Employed, clerk, North British Rubber Co. TED 9 May 1917, photo

L/Corp Ronald Stuart Gunn (25) Enlisted, Edin. No. 15824, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915, France. Loos Mem. b. Edin. Younger son of John Leith Gunn, commercial traveller, & Mary Gunn, 1 Shandon Terrace. Perhaps kin to Grahame Oncken Gunn, actuary, same address. Employed, clerk, National Commercial traveller, Bank of Scotland. TED 5 Oct 1915.

Hadden

Pte Robert Hadden ( ) No. 10271, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 25 Jan 1916. Le Touret Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs J. Hadden, Murieston Lane. His brother, L/ Corp William Hadden, R. Scots, KiA Jul1916. Perhaps kin to Alexander Hadden, joiner, 2 Murieston Place. Employed, served in Glasgow City Police. TED 1 Sep 1916, photo.

L/Corp William C. Hadden ( ) No. 19034, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs J. Hadden, Murieston Lane. His brother, Pte Robert Hadden, Scots Gds, KiA Jan 1916. Perhaps kin to Alexander Hadden, joiner, 2 Murieston Place. Employed, with Mr Wright, Morningside Road. TED 1 Sep 1916, photo.

Haddow

Pte Robert Haddow (48). d. 30 Nov 1917, cancer of rectum & exhaustion, 29 Stewart Terrace. Funeral to NMC. Address, 29 Stewart Ter. Son of the late Robert & Jane Haddow. Sp. Helen Park. Father of Pte Robert Haddow, Cam (SR), d. 1917 & Pte William Haddow, HLI, 11 KiA. 1915. Perhaps kin to Francis Haddow ( /12) d. 31 Mar 1916, funeral from 29 Stewart Terrace to NMC. Employed, brassfinisher. EEN 1 Dec 1917.

Pte Robert Haddow (19) No. 202987. 1, 8 Cam (SR). KiA 23 Jul 1917. GWM, NMM & Gaza War Cem. Second son of the late Robert & Helen Park Haddow, 29 Stewart Terrace. His brother, Pte William Haddow, HLI, d. 1915. Perhaps kin to Francis 11 Haddow ( /12) d. 31 Mar 1916, funeral from 29 Stewart Terrace to NMC. EEN 5 Aug 1917.

Pte William Haddow (22) Served four years with the Colours. Called from Reserve Aug 1914. No. 7619, 4 HLI, then 1 HLI. KiA. 12 Mar 1915. GWM & Le Touret Mem. Son of Robert & Helen Park Haddow, 29 Stewart Terrace. His brother Pte Robert Haddow, Cam (SR), d. 1917. Newspaper insert by B. McDonald, 9 Smithfield Street. 11 Perhaps kin to Francis Haddow ( /12) d. 31 Mar 1916, funeral from 29 Stewart Terrace to NMC. EEN 10 & 13 Apr 1915, photo.

Hagart

Pte Robert Hunter Hagart (21) Enlisted, Edin. No. 9508, ‘D’Coy, 1, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 Oct 1916 F & F. Thiepval Mem. b. Edin. Son of the late William Hagart & Ellen Aitken Hagart, 9 Brighton Street, Bristo. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Sgt William Hagart (49) No. 5409, Scotish Horse. d. 17 Nov 1916. Edin (Newington) Cem. Sp. Ellen Aitken Hagart, 9 Brighton Street, Bristo, Edinburgh. Father of Pte Robert Hunter Hagart, Cam Hdrs, KiA 1916.

Haig

L/Corp William G. Haig (20) No. 10496, R. Scots Greys, then 2 BW. DoW 7 Jan 1916, Persian Gulf. GWM & Basra Mem. b. Dalkeith, Son of John Haig, railway signal man, & Margaret Haig, residing 1911, 5 Stewart Terrace. Employed, railway train boy, North British Railway Co. EEN 8 Feb 1916. TED 9 Feb 1916.

Hair

Pte James Hair ( ) No. 16729, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 11 Mar 1918 F & F. GWM & Fampoux British Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Hair, 3 Wheatfield Road. Perhaps kin to Thomas Hair, labourer, in 1914 at same address. EEN 23 Mr 1918. TED 23 Mar 1918.

Hall

Pte John Ednie Hall (24) No. 7898, 4 Regt, South African Scottish. KiA. 9 Apr 1917. GWM & Point-Du-Jour Military Cem, Athies. Fourth son of Alexander Hall, engine driver, & Euphemia E. Hall, 9 Murieston Crescent. His brother, Pte George Hall, wounded. Perhaps kin to Andrew Ednie Hall, french polisher, same address. Employed, booking clerk, Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 2 May 1917 & 9 Apr 1918. TED 2, 9 & 17 May 1917, photo.

Pte Robert Baptie Hall (38), 10 HLI. d. 4 Oct 1918. Hagle Dump Cem. b. Selkirk. Son of Mr & Mrs W. Hall, of Selkirk. Sp, Mrs Mary Hall, 35 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, shop man. EEN 21 Nov 1918, photo.

Halliday

Pte John Halliday (20) No. 6847, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 5 Sep 1915 F &F. Lizssenthoek Military Cem. WGBE. Only son of John Hailliday, labourer, & Annie Halliday, 228 Gorgie Road. EEN 13 Oct 1915, photo. TED 28 Sep & 13 Oct 1915.

Hamilton

Pte Alexander Kerr Hamilton ( ) No. 3581, Fife & Forfar Yeomanry, then 2 KOSB. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Bois-Carre British Cem, Thelus. b. Ormiston, East Lothian. Third son of William & Nellie Hamilton, Ormiston. Sp. Mrs A. Hamilton, 8 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Gamekeeper for Lord Rothes, Leslie, Fife. EEN 28 Apr & 2 May 1917, photo, TED 28 Apr 1917.

Pte James Hamilton (38) No. 48727, sapper, 67 Field Coy, R. Engrs. DoW 10 Sep 1916. Warloy-Baillon Communal Cem Extn. Son of Arthur & Janet Hamilton, 122 Causewayside. His brother & sister, Arthur & Annie, 60 Dundee Street. EEN 2 Oct 1916.

2nd Lieut. William Lees Hamilton (28). R. Engrs. KiA 20 Sep 1917, Ypres. SMM. b. 1888. Younger son John Hamilton, traveller, & Jean S, Hamilton (59) d. 17 Jun 1919, funeral to NMC, 56 Briarbank Terrace, Shandon. His brother, Frank B. Hamilton, R. Scots, wounded 1915. George Heriot’s school. Employed, apprentice then engineer, with McCarfrae, civil engineer, Erkine Place and Messrs D & C Stevenson, civil engineer, George Street, Edinburgh, then over three years with Antofagasta & Bolvia Railway. Co.

Hammond

Pte George W. Hamond (35). Served thirteen years in R. Scots Greys, through & PoW during the South African “Boer” War. Latterly he served in the Gordon Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 25 Sep 1915. His parents resided, 1 White Park, Gorgie Road. Unmarried. EEN 20 Sep 1916.

Hampton

Sgt James Oswald Hampton (30) No. 19793, 16 R. Scots. d. 9 Apr 1917. Roclincourt Valley Cem. b. Canongate, Edin. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Hand

Pte Thomas J. Hand (23), Dragoon Gds, attached 1 HLI. d. on active service 23 Apr 1916. Basra War Cem. Nephew of & resided with Thomas Hand, overseer, 11 Dundee Terrace. EEN 9, 11, 17 May 1916, photo. TED 12 May 1916.

Hannah

Pte John Hannah ( ) No.9288, 9 Gordon Hdrs. DoW, shellfire wounds, 17 Oct 1916, France. Dernancourt Communal Cem Extn. Sp. Isabella Fraser, 7 Ritchie Place. Employed, pavior. EEN 24 Oct 1916.

Harbourne Corp Walter Henry Harbourne (39) No. WR/ 176068, R. Engrs. d. 14 May 1921. ESC. Son of Thomas & Susan Harbourne of Warrington, Lancashire. Sp Amelia Calder Harbourne, 5 Horne Terrace, Viewforth.

Hardie/Hardy

L/Corp Andrew Hardie (32) Enlisted, Edin. No. 352329, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917 F & F. GWM & Roclincourt Valley Cem. b. Dalmeny, West Lothian. Resided, Edin.

Pte David Hardie (28) Enlisted, Sep 1914 Edin. No. 13287, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 21 Mar 1918, F & F. Fins New British Cem, Sorel-Le-Grand. b. St Andrews, Fife. Son of Mr & Mrs Charles Hardie, 112 South Street, St Andrews. Newspaper insert by Mr & Mrs Kay & family, 4 Murieston Place. Employed, North British Rubber Co, Castle Mills. EEN 20 Apr 1918.

Pte David Hardie (31) No.1759, Australian Imperial Force. d. 18 Jun 1916. Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Youngest son of Arthur Hardie, brassfinisher & Mrs Catherine Hardie, 228 Gorgie Road. Sp, Agnes A. Hardie, Mona Vale Post Office, via Manly, New South Wales, Australia. EEN 18 Jul 1916.

George Dickson Hardie (28) No. 161167, 2 Batn, Canadian Inf. d. 6 Nov 1917. SMM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Sp. Margaret Gotterian Scott Hardie, Maryfield, Burdiehouse, Loanhead

Capt James Henry Hardy (45), Reverand Chaplain to the Forces, 4th class, RGA, attached to 1/ 1 Welch Regiment. KiA 5 May 1918. Nine Elms, Poperinghe Cem. Son of Robert Henry Hardy (80) d. 28 May 1921, Funeral from 40 Briarbank Terrace to NMC & Charlotte Hardy. Sp. Mary Stewart Hardy, 40 Briarbank Terrace. Shandon. EEN 14 May 1918.

Pte John Hardie (32) No. 53966, 11 Northumberland Fusiliers. DoW 23 Nov 1918, casualty clearing station. Glavera British Cem, Arcade. Sp. Mrs Hardie & family, 50 Holyrood Square or Road. Employed, Thomas & James Bernard, brewers, Slateford Road. EEN 23 Nov 1918.

Pte John Strachan Hardie (21) No.2142, lewis gunner, 5 Cam (SR). d. 6 Nov 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of the late John W. Hardie & Mrs Georgina Hardie, 16 Melville Terrace, Marchmont. Boroughmuir school.

Gunner Thomas L. Hardie (23) No.73092, 137 Siege Bty, RGA. KiA 22 Apr 1917. Feuchy Chapel British Cem, Wancourt. Eldest son of the late Alexander Hardie, wood carver, & Mrs Isabella Hardie, 21 Bryson Road. EEN 28 Apr, 10 May 1917, photo. TED 9 & 16 May 1917.

Harkness

Pte Francis Harkness (26) No. 19497, 16 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 1 Jul 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs R. Harkness, 11 Westfield Road. Sp. Jane Harkness, 6 Ogilvie Terrace. Employed, cabinet maker, 1914 at 106 Gorgie Road. EEN 16 Aug & 25 Nov 1918.

Harrow

Pte Robert Harrow ( ), motor transport driver, RASC. DoW 27 May 1917, Cornella Hosp, England. Anstruther Easter Churchyard. Son of John Harrow. Sp, Helen Brownlie, residing with William Brownlie, rubber worker, 21 Yeaman Place, or perhaps Ann Graham Harrow. EEN 20 May & 16 Jul 1917, photo.

Harvey

Sgt Arthur Ford Harvey (24) No. 4/ 245593, H.T. Coy, RASC. DoW 31 Mar 1918, Military Hosp, Curragh. Funeral to NMC. Fourth son of William Harvey, joiner, & Margaret Smeal Harvey (53) d. 10 Oct 1915, funeral to NMC, 22 Caledonian Road. Perhaps kin to William Smeal Harvey, sorting clerk, there. Employed, sanitary inspector’s assistant, County Sanitary Dept. EEN 3 Apr 1918.

Pte Frederick Russell Harvey (28) No. 19036, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Sp, Mary Harvey, 43 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. EEN 19 Aug 1916. TED 19 Aug 1916.

Hastie

Pte John Hastie ( ) No.8420, 2 BW. Twice wounded. DoW 9 Jun 1916. Edinburgh (Grange) Cem. His brother resided, 13 Smithfield Street. EEN 23 Jun 1915, photo.

Hastings

Pte David H. Hastings (19) No. 59264, 2 R. Scots. DoW 25 May 1918. Etaples Military Cem. Fourth son of Mr & Mrs Andrew Wood Carmichael Hastings, 7 Robertson Avenue. Perhaps kin to Jemina G. Hastings (56) d. 31 Oct 1918, NMC, same address. EEN 26 Jun 1918.

Haston

Pte Alexander Bain Sloan Haston (23) No. 1254, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 22 Apr 1916. GWM & Basra Mem. Youngest son of Henry & Agnes Haston, 7 Wardlaw Place. His brothers & sister, in 1911, George Haston (20) van lad, John Haston (29) van driver, William Haston (24) railway fireman, Jessie Haston (22) & Marion Haston (15). EEN 20 Feb & 2 Mar 1918, photo.

Pte John Haston (19) No. 30364, 7 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 20 Aug 1917, at Ypres. GWM, ESC & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Only son of Walter Haston & Margaret Urquhart Ross, 164 Gorgie Road. Employed, goods clerk, North British Railway Co. EEN 16 Apr 1919.

Haxton

Rifleman Millar Haxton (19), 6 King’s Royal Rifle Corps, London Regt (City of London Rifles). d. 3 Apr 1916, of illness while on active service. Vauxbuin French National Cem. Son of Miller & Agnes Haxton, 6 Robertson Avenue. Employed, furnace man. EEN 6 & 13 Jun 1918, photo.

Hay

2nd Lieut Andrew Peter Hay (21), ‘D’ Coy, 1 KOSB. KiA 30 Apr 1916. Auchonvillers Military Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs James Hay, coach body builder, Aberdeen, 16 Caledonian Place. EEN 4 May 1916.

Trooper Arthur Orr Hay (18) No. 121073, Lothian & Border Horse. d., drowned in bathing incident, 14 Sep 1917, Port Errol, Cruden Bay. GWM & NMC. b. Manchester. Son of David & Eliza Orr Hay, coach body maker, 28 Ivy Terrace, Slateford Road. His brother, Sgt W. Hay, R. Scots, PoW in Germany 1918. Boroughmuir school. Employed, Royal Bank of Scotland, Granton EEN 18 Sep 1917.

Pte David Hay (34) No. 21918, 17 HLI. DoW received in action, 5 Jul 1917. Coxyde Military Cem. Native of Edin. Youngest son of the late David Hay, mason, & Mary McKinnon, formerly Hay, 107 Parson Street, Townhead, Glasgow. His sister, Mrs John Leitch, wood carver, 4 Watson Crescent. EEN 25 Jul 1917.

Corp John H. Hay ( ) No.172192, 3 Canadian Inf (Central Ontario Regt). d. 26 Sep 1916. Ardnac Military Cem, Miraumont. Native of Canongate. Second son of Robert & Mary Hay. His brother & sister-in-law, Pte & Mrs Robert Hay, fireman, 4 Tay Street. Employed, Edinburgh Water Trust. EEN 14 Oct 1916.

Pte Peter Lindsay Hay (20) No. 39080, 15 HLI. KiA 3 Apr 1918. Bienvillers Military Cem. b. Dundee. Address, 4 Wheatfield Road. Son of Peter Hay & Emily Reid Lindsay Hay, of Lochee, Dundee. Perhaps kin to Sgt Alexander Victor Hay, 10 Dalgety Avenue, Seaforth Hdrs, wounded 1916, & Sgt William Hay, 5 Wheatfield Road, Seaforth Hdrs, shocked & gassed 1916. EEN 24 May 1918.

Pte Thomas Hay (20) No. 11554, 2 KOSB. DoW, received in battle, 3 Nov 1914. GWM & Bailleul Communal Cem (Nord). Eldest son of William Rutherford Hay, labourer, & Jessie Hay, 5 McLeod Street. His brother, Pte David Hay, R. Scots, wounded 1917. EEN 11 & 28 Nov 1914, photo.

L/Corp William Hay (39) No. 21153, saddler, 6 Dragoon Gds (Inniskilling). His soldier’s will, dated 14 Mar 1917, WO ref: E/621311/1, 396/667393/18/19. KiA 1 Dec 1917, France. NMC & Cambrai Mem., Louverval. Son of the late John Hay & Mary Wilson.

Heatlie

Pte Robert W. Heatlie (20) No. 350262, signaller, 2, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1916. DoW received in action. 27 Nov 1917. GWM & St Pierre Cem, Amiens. b. Edin. Only son of Walter Dalgleish Heatlie, tailor, & Margaret Heatlie, 19 Slateford Road. Perhaps kin to Mary I. Heatlie (6) d. 17 Aug 1914, funeral from same address to NMC. Boroughmuir school. Employed, Greig & Carter, Chartered Accountants, St Andrews Square. EEN 29 Nov 1917. TED 31 Oct 1916, 10 Dec 1917.

Heggie

Gunner Robert Heggie ( ) Enlisted, Hamilton. ‘D’ Bty, 45 Bde, RFA. KiA 5 Jul 1916. Faubourg D’Amiens Cem, Arras. b. North Leeds. Son of Mrs J. Rutherford, 13 Wardlaw Place. EN 25 Jul 1916.

Henderson

Pte Alexander Clark Henderson (25), No. 2861, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 12 Oct 1915, No.3 General Hosp, Treport. Le Treport Military Cem. Son of John & Mary Henderson, of Edinburgh. His sister & brother-in-law, J & J Welsh, Gorgie, perhaps Pte John Cobben Welsh, cabinet maker, 228 Gorgie Road. RAMC, KiA 1917, EEN 16 Oct 1915.

L/Corp Andrew Beaton Henderson (22) No. 2365, 2 R. Scots. Three times recommended for bravery awards, Military Medal. KiA 26 Sep 1917. GWM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of widow Mrs Ann F. Henderson, 11 Wardlaw Place. He had four brothers in the Services, two awarded the Military Medal, two of them also killed, Pte James Anderson, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 20 Dec 1914, and Pte John Henderson, R. Scots, KiA 9 Apr 1917. EEN 27 Oct & 3 Nov 1917, photo.

2nd Lieut Archibald Wright Henderson ( ), 223 MGC. d. 30 Dec 1917. Thiepval Mem. Boroughmuir school.

Barbara Henderson (39) No. 35272, worker, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary. d. pneumonia, 17 Elm Row, 3 Apr 1918. NMC. Address, 17 Colinton Row. Daughter of the late George Reid, tailor, & Barbara Boyd Reid. Sp. William Henderson.

Pte Basil Henderson (21) No.1504, 9 R. Scots. KiA 25 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Grandson of the late Mrs McManus, 2 Northcote Street. Perhaps kin to Basil Henderson, cabinet maker, in 1914 residing 21 Northcote Street, and Basil Henderson (71) d. 21 Feb 1919, funeral from 21 Cathcart Place to NMC. EEN 11 Aug 1916.

L/Corp D. Henderson ( ), R. Scots. KiA. Address, 12 Murieston Road. EEN 4 Jan 1918, photo.

Pte David Henderson (22) No. 19990, 16 R. Scots. DoW 18 Oct 1917. GWM & Mendingham Military Cem.

Gunner David Alexander Henderson (23) No.345459/ 348480, 323 Siege Bty Forth, RGA. DoW 14 Dec 1917, casualty clearing station. GWM & Chocques Military Cem. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs John Henderson, grocer, 5 Hermand Crescent, & Kirkcaldy. TED 24 Dec 1917.

Pte George Henderson (20) No.201411, 4 R. Scots. d. 2 Nov 1917. Jerusalem Mem. Son of Andrew Henderson, 88 Colinton Road. Boroughmuir school.

Pte James Henderson (24) No. 708, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. He was serving in India at the outbreak of the War. Reported missing, two years, then KiA 20 Dec 1914. GWM & Le Touret Mem. Fifth son of widow Mrs Ann F. Henderson, 11 Wardlaw Place. He had four brothers in the Services, two awarded the Military Medal, two of them also killed, Pte Andrew Beaton Henderson, R. Scots, KiA 26 Sep 1917, and Pte John Henderson, R. Scots, KiA 9 Apr 1917. EEN 25 & 28 Nov, 2 & 6 Dec 1916, photo.

Pte James Henderson (32) No. 351249, 9 R. Scots. DoW received in action 31 Oct 1918, casualty clearing station. Don Communal Cem, Annoeullin. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs Henderson, 20 Wardlaw Street. EEN 16 Nov 1918. TED 18 Nov 1918.

Pte John Henderson (31) No. 43598, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. GWM & Roclincourt Valley Cem. Son of widow Mrs Ann F. Henderson, 11 Wardlaw Place. He had four brothers in the Services, two awarded the Military Medal, two of them also killed, Pte James Anderson, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 20 Dec 1914, and Pte John Henderson, R. Scots, KiA 9 Apr 1917. Newpaper insert by Mr & Mrs John McEdward, 4 Hermand Terrace. Employed, banksman, with Mr John McEdward, coal merchant, Gorgie. EEN 12 & 19 May 1917.

Pte John Leckie Henderson ( ) Enlisted, Dec 1914. No.18625, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Sp. Robina Temple Henderson, 2 Smithfield Street. His sisters-in-law Nelly & Jeannie, 6 Wheatfield Street. His brothers-in-law, Gunner David Temple, RGA, DoW 1917, & Pte Joseph Temple, A & S Hdrs, KiA 1917. Employed, cooper, Messrs Andrew Usher & Co, Sciennes. EEN 12 Aug 1916, photo, 2 Jul 1917 & 23 Apr & 1 Jul 1918. TED 21 Aug 1916.

Sgt Robert Henderson (24) No. 650170, ‘C’ Bty, 86 Bde, RFA. Military Medal. DoW 9 Sep 1917, casualty clearing station. Godewaersvelde British Cem. Son of Alexander Henderson, baker, & Jane Henderson, 13 Shandon Place. Sp. Isa Swan, 9 Murieston Crescent. His sister, Jane Graham Henderson & brother-in-law, David Cameron McMath, 7 Moat Place. Employed, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 13 &15 Sep, 12 Oct 1917, photo. TED 14 Sep & 18 Oct 1917, photo.

2nd Lieut Robert Henderson (23), 4 Gordon Hdrs. DoW 16 Apr 1917. GWM & Aubigny Communal Cem.Extn. One of three soldier sons of Peter & Helen Henderson, 223 Gorgie Road. In 1901, 21 Stewart Terrace. Employed, clerk. TED 1 May 1917, photo.

Pte Thomas Henderson (21) No. 13764, 8 Royal Welch Fusiliers. DoW 18 Aug 1915, received at the Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of James Henderson, tinsmith, & Jeannie Henderson, 3 Hermand Crescent. Perhaps kin to Frederick McIntyre Henderson, postman, & William Henderson, brass finisher, same address. EEN 26 Aug 1915. TED 28 & 31 Aug, 1 Sep 1915, photo.

Pte William Lamb Henderson ( ) No. 153859, 43 Canadian Inf (Manitoba Regt). KiA 6 Jun 1916. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Youngest son of the late Charles Henderson, Juniper Green. Nephew of James Russell, 5 Westfield Road. EEN 19, 21 & 23 Jun 1916, photo.

Sgt William Ewart Henderson (23) No.59, 5 R. Scots. d. 20 Jun 1915. East Mudros Military Cem. Son of W.F. & Margaret Henderson, 37 Falcon Avenue. Boroughmuir school.

Hendry

Pte Thomas Hart Hendry (25) No. 9674, 1 R. Scots. Served six years in India. KiA 22 Apr 1915 F & F. Bedford House Cem. b. Galashiels. Son of Mrs Margaret Hendry, 6 Northcote Street & 55 Haymarket Terrace. His youngest brother, invalided home. Employed, weigher, EEN 15 May 1915, photo.

Henry

Pte Albert Edward Henry ( ) Enlisted, Liverpool. No. 2112, 9 King's Liverpool Regt. KiA 25 Sep 1915 F& F. Dud Corder Cem, Loos. b. Liverpool. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte John Henry ( ) No.248, L/Corp, 2, 4 Dragoon Gds (Royal Irish). KiA 1 Nov 1914 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Sp. Annie Steven, 20 Watson Crescent. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 23 Dec 1914, photo.

Hepburn

Pte William Hepburn (29) No.2444, 53 Australian Imperial Force. DoW 28 Feb 1917. St Sever Cem Extn, Rouen. Son of John & Jessie Gallaty Hepburn, 4 Dundee Place. Employed, butcher, St Leonard’s Branch, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 6 Mar 1917.

Hermiston

Pte John Hermiston ( ) No. 201437, 4 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. Jerusalem Mem. Nephew of & resided with Miss Hermiston, 15 Watson Crescent. Employed, tailor, Bread Street Branch, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 16 & 23 Feb 1918.

Heron/Herron

Pte J. A. Herron (24) No. 7058, fitter, ‘D’ Bty, 17 Bde, RFA. KiA 22 Oct 1916. Caterpiller Valley Cem, Longueval. Son of RSM Andrew Herron, clerk, R. Scots Fusiliers & Mrs Herron, 8 Wheatfield Street. EEN 25 Nov 1916. TED 25 Nov 1916.

Pte William James Heron (22) No. 011602 RASC, then No. 76400, 16 Nottingham & Derby Regiment (Sherwood Forresters). Reported wounded, missing, then KiA 4 Aug 1917, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Perhaps, J. W. Heron. Eldest son of William & Margret Heron, 78 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Grandson of Mr & Mrs Watson, Hall Place, Uphall. TED 28 & 30 Sep 1917, photo, & 18 May 1918.

Heslin

Pte John Heslin ( ) No.40282, 8 BW. KiA 17 Dec 1917. Gouzeacourt New British Cem. Sp, Mary Allan & three children, 14 Wardlaw Street, formerly Abbeyhill. Employed, Youngers Brewery, Abbeyhill. EEN 9 & 19 Jan 1918, photo.

Hetherinton

Pte Thomas Hetherington (20) No. 8715, 1 Scots Gds. Reported missing then KiA, 11 Nov 1914, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of John Heatherington (57) d. 20 Mar 1921, funeral to NMC, & Helen Hetherington, 20 Orwell Place. Boroughmuir school. TED 9 Sep 1915, photo, 13 Jan & 8 Feb 1916. EEN 12 Jan & 10 Feb 1916, photo.

Hewison

2nd Lieut John E. Hewison (21), 9 R. Scots. Served in France. Recommended for Military Cross. d. 19 Apr 1917. St Nicholas British Cem. b. India. Son of Rev. John R. Hewison, of Westry, Orkney. Boroughmuir school.

Hewit/Hewitt

Pte William Hewit (21) No. 250841, stretcher bearer, ‘B’ Coy. 4 R. Scots (Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles). May have served in Palestine. KiA. 23 Aug 1918. Vis-En-Artois Mem. Eldest son of James Hewit, meter fitter, & Barbara Hewit, 13 Shandon Crescent. Grandson of William Hewit, 11 Merchiston Grove. Boys’ Brigade Coy, St Michael’s Church, Slateford Road. Boroughmuir school. EEN 21 Sep 1918.

Pte William Hewitt (37), 1 A & S Hdrs, serving sixteen years in India & South Africa. Transf. to BW. KiA 28 Sep 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Foster son of his aunt & uncle, Mr & Mrs P. Wood, 48 Milton Street. His sister & brother-in-law, J. A. Pratt, 3 Wardlaw Terrace. EEN 12 Oct 1917.

Hickie

L/Corp James Brackenridge Hickie ( ) No.25775 2 R. Scots, attached R. Scots Fusiliers. Reported missing then KiA 30 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of the late John Hickie, tinsmith, & Agnes Brackenridge. His brother John Hickie (34) d. 12 Jan 1914, funeral to NMC, and his wife Hughina Hickie, 15 Murdoch Terrace. Sp, Mrs Hickie & four children, 9 & 13 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, waiter. EEN 31 Mar 1917. TED 28 Aug 1916, photo.

Hickman

Pte Albert Hickman ( ) No.1398, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Gordon Cem, Memetz. Son of Alebert & Jane Hickman, 10 Wardlaw Place. His brothers, Charles & Willie Hickman, one in Gordon Hdrs and the other in the Royal Navy. Employed, Mr W. Munro, baker, Gorgie Road. EEN 21 Jul, 5 & 9 Aug 1916, photo, 2 Jul 1917 & 1 Jul 1918.

Higgins

Pte Matthew Thomson Higgins (27) No. 18766, ‘A’ Coy, 16 R. Scots. DoW 7 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Heilly Station Cem, Mericourt-L’Abbe. b. 1888. Son of Hugh Higgins & Mary Anne Thomson Higgins, of Glasgow. Boroughmuir school. MA Edin Uni. Employed, teacher, Warrender Park school.

Hill

Pte Jack Hill (23) No. 11084, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 30 Mar 1915. Ramparts Cem, Lillie Gate. His brother, Mr Alexander Wishart Hill, railway servant, 14 Springwell Place. Boroughmuir school,

Pte Jack Hill (19) No. 57921, ‘D’ Coy, 2 HLI. DoW 13 Sep 1918, c.c.s. GWM & Sunken Road Cem, Bois Leux-St Marc. Son of Thomas S Hill & Margaret Hill, 7 Wheatfield Road. EEN 2 Oct 1918.

Pte James Hill ( ), R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 1917. His sister, Mrs Cumming, 136 Dalry Road. Sp. Mary Milne Hill, 38 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 7 Aug 1918.

Pte James Hill ( ), MT, RASC, attached Tank Corps. KiA 21 Sep 1918. Son of Mr & Mrs Walter Hill, 22 Haymarket Terrace. TED 19 & 26 Oct 1918, photo.

L/Corp John Hill (21) No.28465, R. Engrs. Transf. to “B” Coy, 8 Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry. d. pneumonia, 10 Dec 1918, Salonika. Sofia War Cem. Son of James & Elizabeth Hill, 35 Watson Crescent. His sister, Mrs T. Smith. EEN 31 Dec 1918. 15 Jan 1919, photo.

Pte John Hill (19) No. 57921, ‘D’ Coy, 2 HLI. d. 13 Sep 1918. GWM & Sunken Road Cem, Bois Leux-St-Marc. Son of Thomas S, & Margaret Hill, 7 Wheatfield Street.

Bombardier Nicholas Hill (29) No.23196, 26 Bty, 17 Bde, RFA. KiA 16 Apr 1917. Tilloy British Cem, Tilloy-Les-Mofflaines. Son of Thomas Hill. Sp, Agnes Williamson Hill, 28 Wardlaw Place. EEN 9 May 1917.

Hislop

L/Corp Frederick A. Hislop (27), 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 11 Sep 1915, Lakenham Military Hosp, Norwich. Funeral to Edin. (Warriston) Cem. Younger son of Mr & Mrs Wiliam Hislop, 5 Harrison Road. TED 13 & 14 Sep 1915.

Hoatson

Pte William Hoatson (19) No. 20757, ‘D’ Coy, 6 BW. Reported missing. POW for 1 week. DoW 28 Mar 1918, Germany. Flesquieres Hill British Cem. Son of James & Elizabeth Hoatson, 107 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to Andrew Hoatson, decorator, 19 Wardlaw Street. EEN 29 Oct 1918.

Hoffie

Pte Stephen Hoffie (19) No. 41546, 1 KOSB. d. 18 Apr 1918. Ameke British Cem. Son of Stephen & Mary Hoffe, 5 South Clerk Street. Boroughmuir school.

Hogg

Sgt A. Hogg (26) No.8502, 1 Cam Hdrs. Served in India before the War. DoW received in action 27 Sep 1918. Brie British Cem. Second son of Mrs J or Alison Hogg, 37 Pleasance. His sister, Mrs Campbell, 1 Washington Street. He had three brothers in the Services. Sp. Annabella Hogg & child, 1 Washington Street. EEN 9 & 23 Oct 1918, photo.

Pte James Hogg (26) No.598, 2 BW. Served ten years in the Army, six of them in India. Royal Humane Society medal & certificate 1912. Indian Expeditionary Force. KiA 21 Jan 1916, Persian Gulf. Basra War Cem. Second son of George Hogg, labourer, & Margaret Hogg, 19 Fowler Terrace. EEN 14 Feb 1916. TED 24 Feb 1916.

Pte Richard Hogg (36) No. 31425, 6 KOSB. DoW 23 Jan 1918. NMM & Fins New British Cem. Eldest son of Charles & Helen Hogg, 5 Lily Terrace. Sp. Jane H, Hogg, of Boston, 4 Hermand Terrace, 13 St Helens, Spittal, Berwick. Employed, Messrs Simon Henderson & Co, biscuit works, Slateford Road. EEN 23 Feb 1918. TED 23 Feb 1918.

Pte William Hogg (23) No.296, saddler, 1 City of Edin. Bty, 1 Lowland Bde, RFA. KiA 6 Aug 1916. Dartmoor Cem, Becordel-Becourt. Youngest son of the late Thomas & Jessie Hogg, 20 Caledonian Road. Employed, Currie & Co, Rubber Works, Dalry Road. EEN 19 Aug, 2 & 4 Sep 1916, photo. TED 28 Sep 1916, photo.

Hoggan

Rifleman Thomas Adams Hoggan (19) No.2585, ‘X’ Coy, 5 R. Scots. KiA 10 Aug 1916. Cambrian Churchyard Cem. Youngest son of James Hoggan, rubber worker, & Margaret Hoggan, 5 Orwell Terrace. His brothers, Pte James Hoggan, HLI & Pte D.G. Hoggan, R. Scots Fusiliers, wounded. Employed, apprentice, Messrs Greig, engineers, Dundee Street. EEN 25 & 30 Aug 1916, photo. TED 15 May 1917 photo.

Holton

Rifleman Alexander Holton ( ) No.371778, 8 City of London (Post Office Rifles). Reported missing then KiA 15 Sep 1916. Warlencourt British Cem. Son of Mr Patrick Holton, labourer, & Mrs Mary Holton, 5 Robertson Avenue. EEN 23 & 26 Jul 1917, photo.

Honeyman

Pte George Honeyman (20) No. 39853, 7 HLI. d. 28 Aug 1918. Vis-En-Artois Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs George Honeyman, 70 Montpelier Park. Boroughmuir school.

Hood

L/Corp James Keir Hood (33) No. 11462, 5 Cam Hdrs. DoW 12 Mar 1917. Faubourg D’Amiens Cem, Arras. Only son of John Hood (73) d. 26 Jul 1921, funeral to NMC, & Susan Hood, 31 Dundee Terrace. Employed postman, Edinburgh. EEN 24 Mar 1917. TED 9 & 19May 1917. photo.

Hook

Pte William Hook (32) No.7463, 1 BW. Killed by shell burst 3 Sep 1918. Dury Crucifix Cem. Third son of Mr & Mrs Hook, Dorest Place. Sp, Annie Given & children, 3 Washington Street. EEN 24 Sep & 23 Oct 1918, photo.

Hope

Staff Sgt David Paul Hope (23) No. 18426, fitter, 3 Siege Bty, RGA. d. influenza & pneumonia, 27 Nov 1918, No.2 Australian General Hosp. NMC, SMM & Terlincthun British Cem, Wimillie. Youngest son of James Slater Hope, gate keeper, & May Milne Hope, 8 Laurel Terrace, Slateford Road. EEN 29 & 30 Nov 1918.

L/Corp Hugh A. Hope (23) No. 15794, 2 Cam (SR). d. 23 Oct 1916. Bancourt British Cem. Boroughmuir school.

2nd Lt John Angus Hope ( ), 16 R. Scots. d. 22 Oct 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of widow Janet Hope, residing 1911 at 86 Carnagie Street. Boroughmuir school.

Horne

Pte Charles Horne (19) No. 5264, 12 A & S Hdrs. d. of Maleria fever 4 Aug 1917, casualty clearing station. Sarigol Military Cem. Youngest son of Alexander Horne, cab man, & Jane Horne, 225 Gorgie Road. His brother. Pte James Horne, reported missing since 10 Jul 1917. Perhaps kin to William Horne, baker, same address. EEN 11 Aug 1917.

Horsburgh

Pte Andrew Horsburgh (31) No. 9227, 8 BW. DoW 15 Nov 1915, France. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Horsburgh, Loanhead, Midlothian. Sp. Elizabeth Horsbugh, 10 Smithfield Street & Prestonfield Dairy, Craigmillar. EEN 16, 17 & 18 Nov 1915, photo. TED 17 Nov 1915.

Pte David Horsburgh (19) No.3/6245, 9 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 10 Dec 1915. Railway Dugouts Burial Ground. Address, 6 Wheatfield Road. Son of Mrs M. Horsburgh, 5 Viewforth Square. EEN 21 & 29 Dec 1915, photo, 9 Dec 1916.

Hosey

Pte James Hosey (25) No. WR/ 256192, sapper, R. Engrs. d. 11 Jan 1919, Neath, Wales. Military funeral from 8 Wardlaw Place to NMC. Employed, scavenger.

Hotson

Pte John A. Hotson ( ), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 May 1915. Le Touret Mem. Nephew of Mr Ramsay, 8 Caledonian Road. EEN 22 May 1915.

Howes

Corp John Howes (22) No. 25682, 1/6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 27 Aug 1918, Roeux, near Arras. NMC & Brown's Copse Cem, Roeux. Son of Herbert & Annie Howes, 80 Spottiswoode Street.

Howie

Pte David Howie ( ) No. 50644, 17 R. Scots. KiA 26 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. His brothers, Sgt William Howie, of Cupar, Fife, KiA 23 Jul 1918, Pte James Howie, A & S Hdrs, 28 Moat Terrace, wounded in legs & arm & another on active service. EEN 10 Aug 1918.

Sgt William Howie ( ) No. 26393, 7, 8 KOSB. KiA 23 Jul 1918. Soissons Mem. His brothers, Pte David Howie, of Cupar, Fife, KiA 26 Mar 1918, Pte James Howie, A & S Hdrs, 28 Moat Terrace, wounded in legs & arm & another on active service EEN 10 Aug 1918.

Hoy

Stoker 1st class David Hoy, served as Howie (24) No. SS/107341, RFR/DEVIC/783, RN. He was on HMS Goliath, Canopus class battleship, off Cape Helles, Gallipoli, when it was sunk by Turkish torpedo boat Muavenet, with loss of over 500 officers and men, d. 13 May 1915. GWM & Plymouth Naval Mem. b. 16 Mar 1890, Edin. Son of William & Elizabeth Hoy, of Edinburgh. Mother, Margaret Reith, wife to Peter Reith, foreman railway servant, 10 Wardlaw Place. According to his relative, David Hoy, his surname was Hoy.

Hunter

Pte Archibald Hunter ( ) DoW 1918, Manor War Hosp, Epsom, Surrey. Son of Archibald A. Hunter, Almondbank Terrace, then 2 Keir Street. EEN 3 Jul 1918.

L/Corp George Hunter (19) No.23316, 13 R. Scots. KiA 23 Oct 1916. Thiepval Mem. Only son of the late Gabriel Hunter, East London Street & Mrs Hunter, Cumberland Street. Nephew of Mary in America & Connie, 54 Dundee Street. EEN 21 Nov 1916.

Pte Hugh Hunter ( ) No.7334, 2 Cam Hdrs. Reservist & had served in China, India & South Africa. KiA 23 Apr 1915 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Resided with his sister, Mrs Laidlaw, 10 Ritchie Place. EEN 29 May & 2 Jun 1915, photo.

2nd Lieut Hugh Swinterton Forsyth Hunter (19), 1 KOSB. Gallipoli, Oct 1915. KiA. 29 Apr 1916, Beaumont Hamel. Auchonvillers Military Cem. b. 1896. Son of Mr & Mrs James Hunter, 5 Polwarth Crescent. Boroughmuir school. Student of Science.

Driver James Hunter (35) No.38329, 128 Bty, 29 Bde, RGA. Abroad since 1914. DoW 13 Oct 1918, No.26 General Hosp. Etaples Military Cem. Sp. Eleanor Sommrville Hunter & two children, 23 Orwell Place. Employed, postman, Edinburgh. EEN 23 Oct 1918.

L/Corp James Hunter (20) No.982, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 22 Oct 1914 F & F. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Son of the late James & Isabella Hunter, 10 Bryson Road. His brother, James Livingston, 2 Appin Terrace. EEN 9 & 11 Nov 1914, photo.

Pte John Hunter ( ) No.11212, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 1 Jul 1916, France. Quarry Cem, Montauban. Sp, Mrs Hunter & family, 9 Newton Street. Perhaps kin to Thomas 9 B. Hunter ( /12) d. 26 Feb 1918, funeral to NMC from same address. EEN 22 & 25 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte Robert B. Hunter ( ) No. 1031117, Canadian Inf (British Columbia Regt) 72. KiA 29 Sep 1918. Cantimpre Canadian Cem, Sailly. Former address, 40 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 16 Oct & 9 Nov 1918.

L/Corp William Ross Hunter (24) No.55, “H” Coy, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 7 Nov 1914 F & F. Ploesteert Mem. Son of John & Isabella Hunter, Bristo schoolhouse, Edinburgh. Boroughmuir school.

Hurry

Pte James George “Jim” Hurry (24) No.192244, Canadian Inf (Quebec Regt). KiA 29 Sep 1918. Vimy Cem. Second son of the late John & Elizabeth Hurry, Peterbrough, Ontario, Canada, late of Musselburgh. Nephew of Mrs Small, 15 Murieston Crescent. EEN 13 Nov 1918.

Hutchison

Pte James Hutchison (26) No. 351123, 9 R. Scots. KiA 4 Dec 1917. Cambrai Mem, Louveral. Son of Archibald Hutchison, rubber worker, & Evangline Hutchison, 5 Ivy Terrace. Perhaps kin to Adam Fraser Hutchison, clerk & Archibald Hutchison, traveller, in 1914 lodgers at 5 Ivy Terrace. EEN 12 Dec 1917.

Imrie

Pte Thomas Imrie ( ) No. 2060, trooper, 1 Royal Dragoons. KiA 9 Oct 1918. Vis-En- Artois Mem. Third son of the late John Imrie, butcher, & Mrs Imrie, 2 West Fountain Place. His brothers and sisters, David, Nellie & Maggie. His sister & brother-in-law Grace & William Durie Barclay, engineer, 33 Gibson Terrace. EEN 31 Oct & 19 Nov 1918, photo.

Inglis

Pte Alexander D. Inglis (24) No. 8673, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 7 Apr 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Second son of the late Alexander Inglis & Ellen Inglis, late of Dalry Road, then 63 Spruson Street, North Sydney, New South Wales, Newspaper insert by Mr & Mrs Sutherland, 8 Murieston Terrace. EEN 15 May 1915.

Driver William Inglis ( ) No. 317920, 3 Bde, Canadian Field Artillery. DoW 21 Oct 1917. Nine Elms British Cem. Son of William Inglis, late of 10 Caledonian Crescent. Nephew of Mrs Gilmour, 7 Eglington Street. EEN 12 & 17 Dec 1917, photo. TED 22 Jan 1918.

Innes

Pte James Innes ( ) Enlisted, 9 Aug 1914. No. 9336, trooper, 5 Dragoon Gds. d. 19 Mar 1918. GWM, NMM & Thiepval Mem. Second son of Mr & Mrs Joseph Eddle Innes, rubber worker, 109 Gorgie Road. Employed, Mr Lawson, potato merchant, Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Jospeh Innes, cabinet maker, 119 Gorgie Road. EEN 23, 25 & 27 Mar 1918, photo. TED 23 Mar 1918.

Pte Thomas George Innes (21) No. 4705, Australian Imperial Force. KiA 7 Apr 1918. Villers-Bretonneux Mem. Eldest son of Hector & Grace Marguerite Pearl Innes, Lord How Island, New South Wales. Nephew of Mrs John Kerr, shop man, 9 Caledonian Road. EEN 11 May 1918.

Irvine

Pte Adam Irvine (31) No.9648, 2 or 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 13 Oct 1914, Meteren, France. Meteren Military Cem. Address, Dean Path. Second son of Mr Irvine, 21 Caledonian Crescent. Newspaper insert by George Irvine. EEN 11 Nov 1914 & 13 Oct 1916.

Izatt

Pte John Izatt (43) No. 254, 5 Australian Imperial Force. Dow 23 Jul 1915, Dardanelles. Lone Pine Mem. Son of the late John & Janet Izatt, Causewayside. His brother, Petty Officer William Izatt, 13 Stewart Terrace, drowned at sea 31 May 1916. His two other brothers, Pte Sam Izatt, R. Scots, wounded, at the Dardanelles, & Able seaman Duncan Izatt, Royal Navy, on active service in the China Sea. His brother-in-law Pte James Graham, BW, KiA France. Sp. Janet Izatt. Employed, baker. EEN 8 Jun 1916. TED 30 Jun 1916, photo.

Petty Officer 2nd class William Hamilton Izatt (37) No.182882, RFR/CH/ B2844, RNVR. He was on the HMS Queen Mary, 1st Battle Cruiser Squadron, at the Battle of Jutland, when fired upon by the German battleships Derffinger & Seydlitz, exploded, disintegrated, and sunk. Drowned at Sea 31 May 1916, HMS Queen Mary. GWM & Chatham Naval Mem. Son of the late John & Janet Izatt, Causewayside. His brothers were, Pte John Izatt, Austalian Imperial Force, KiA 23 Jul 1915, Dardanelles, Pte Sam Izatt, R. Scots, wounded at the Dardanelles, & Able seaman Duncan Izatt, Royal Navy, saw active service in the China Sea. His brother-in-law Pte James Graham, BW, KiA France. Sp. Isabella G. Jones Izatt & two daughters, 13 Stewart Terrace. EEN 7, 8 & 9 Jun 1916, photo. TED 30 Jun 1916, photo.

Jack

L/Corp Lewis Jack ( ), 12 HLI. Reported missing then KiA 28 Mar 1918. Quarry Cem, Montauban. Son of James & Rebecca Jack, 3 Thistle Street. His sister, Mrs Glen, 24 Orwell Place. Employed, grocer, Dundee Street Branch, St Cuthbert’s Co- op. EEN 9 May 1918 & 15 Feb 1919.

Pte Samuel Rankine Jack (21) No. R4/ 064219, trooper, Remount Depot, Army Service Corps & Cam (SR). DoW 2 Jul 1915, Farakerly Hosp. NMC. Son of Mr & Mrs W. Jack, 3 Reid's Buildings, Gorgie. His brother Alick d. 22 Jul 1899. EEN 3 Jul 1916

Jacks

Pte Robert Frater Jacks (22) No.10518, Machine Gun Section, 1 R. Scots. Served in India. KiA 14 Oct 1915, France. Assevillers New British Cem. Third son of the late Mr & Mrs Richard Jacks, Ancrum Ians, Jedburgh & 26 Moat Street. His brothers, sisters & grandmother, at latter address. His eldest brother Sgt Richard Jacks, RASC, serving in France & attached to Worcester Regiment, taken POW and held in Germany (EEN 17 Oct 1918). His friend, Mrs Tait, 142 Dundee Street. EEN 5 Nov 1915, photo, 5 & 6 Jan 1916. TED 3 & 10 Nov 1915, photo.

Jamieson

L/Corp Frank Thomson Jamieson (26) Enlisted, Oct 1914. No. R/ 6965, 2 King's Royal Rifles. Wounded home in 1915. KiA 22 Jun 1916. SMM & Bethune Town Cem. Son of William Jamieson (66) d. 10 Jun 1921, funeral to NMC, & Margaret Dalziel Brown. Jamieson, 23 Shandon Crescent. He had three brothers serving with the Colours. Royal High school. TED 28 Jun 1916.

Staff Nurse Jessie Smith Jamieson (30) Territorial Force Nursing Service. d. influenza & pneumonia, 13 Dec 1918, Craigleith Military Hosp., Edin. EDC & SMM Eldest daughter of John Jamieson, house painter & Elizabeth Whitton Jamieson nee Hutton, 21 Murieston Crescent.

Jardine

Pte Frank Jardine ( ) No. 10887, 6 KOSB. KiA 7 Jul 1916. Quarry Cem, Montauban. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Jardine, 4 Wheatfield Road. Employed, Byreman, EEN 27 Jul 1916

Jarvis

Pte Andrew Jarvis (30) No.632661, 2, 20 London Regiment. KiA 30 Apr 1918. Jerusalem War Cem. Son of Robert N. Jarvis & Margaret Dickson Jarvis, Prestonpans. Newspaper insert by E.P. Cunningham, 91 Harrison Road. Employed, butcher, Mr Easson, Cadzow Place, Abbeyhill. EEN 5 & 13 Jun 1918, photo. TED 8 Jun 1918.

Jeffrey

Sgt James Jeffrey (31) L/Sgt No. 8900, ‘C’ Coy, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. Served several years in India. North West Frontier Medal 1908. DOW 24 Oct 1916, GWM & Amara War Cem. Eldest son of William & Elizabeth Jeffrey, 5 Robertson Avenue & Whiteford House, Veterans’ Residence House, Canongate. Perhaps his mother, Elizabeth Jeffrey ( ?) d.28 May 1915, funeral 8 Robertson Avenue to NMC. His father had served in Seaforth Hdrs, and was on Lord Roberts’ historic march Kabul to Kandahar, Afghanistan. His brothers, William Jeffrey, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 1917, Robert Jeffrey, Gordon Hdrs, had been wounded, & Richard Jeffrey, RAMC. He was a well known footballer. EEN 14 Nov 1916, photo, 9 & 13 Jun 1917. TED 10 Nov 1916 & 18 Jun 1917.

Pte Peter Jeffrey (32) No.25013, 10 Cam (SR). DoW received in action 19 Apr 1917.Duisans British Cem, Etrus. Only surviving son of Robert Jeffrey (63), stable man, d. 7 Jan 1918, funeral to NMC, & Sarah Jeffrey, 6 Murdoch Terrace. Sp, Kate Smail, 79 Dundee Street. EEN 3 May 1917. TED 12 & 21 May 1917, photo.

Pte William Jeffrey ( ) No. 1339, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded in or prior to 1916. KiA 21 Apr 1917, GWM & Basra Mem. Youngest son of William & Elizabeth Jeffrey, 5 Robertson Avenue & Whiteford House, Veterans’ Residence House, Canongate. Perhaps his mother, Elizabeth Jeffrey ( ?) d.28 May 1915, funeral 8 Robertson Avenue to NMC. His father had served in Seaforth Hdrs, and was on Lord Roberts’ historic march Kabul to Kandahar, Afghanistan. His brothers, James Jeffrey, Seaforth Hdrs, DoW 1916, Robert Jeffrey, Gordon Hdrs, had been wounded, & Richard Jeffrey, was in RAMC. TED 10 Nov 1916 & 18 Jun 1917. EEN 12 May, 9 & 13 Jun 1917, photo

Jenkinson

Sgt David Jenkinson ( ) No.21839. 17 R. Scots. KiA 17 Nov 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. His sister, Mrs Galloway, 138 Dalry Road. EEN 13 Dec 1917.

Pte James Jenkinson (21) No.301140, 16 R. Scots. Arras Mem. d. 28 Apr 1917, France. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Robert Wilson Jenkinson (20) No. 4309, 9 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. Eldest son of the late William J enkinson, gas stoker, & Margaret Jenkinson, 4 Watson Crescent. His brother, Pte William Jenkinson, R. Scots, KiA 1916. Employed, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. TED 6 & 9 Nov 1915, photo. EEN 25 Sep 1916 & 25 Sep 1918.

Pte William Jenkinson, junior, (23) Enlisted, Jul 1915. No. 25210, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of the late William Jenkinson, gas stoker, & Margaret Jenkinson, 4 Watson Crescent. His brother Pte Robert Wilson Jenkinson, BW, KiA 1915. Sp. Jeanie Hennigan, 24 Springwell Place. Employed, police constable, ‘D’ Division, Torphichen Street, Edinburgh City Police. EEN 10. 11 & 12 Oct 1916. TED 11, 12 & 16 Oct 1916, photo.

Joe

Gilbert Innes “Bertie” Joe (18) No. 42701, HLI (Glasgow), attached 7 Cam (SR). KiA 2 Sep 1918. Queant Road Cem. Buissy. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs James Joe, joiner, 32 Bryson Road. Boroughmuir school. Employed, on staff, Edinburgh Evening Dispatch. EEN 23 Sep 1918. TED 23 Sep & 30 Oct 1918.

Johnston/Johnstone

Gunner Cumming. Johnston (26) Enlisted, Edin. No. 109320, ‘C’ Bty, 64 Bde, RFA. Killed 14 Jul 1917. Ypres Town Centre Extn. b. Pinkie, Musselburgh. Son of Cummings & Janet Stuart Johnston, Stenhoue Mills, Gorgie. TED 26 Jul 1917, photo.

Pte George Johnston (25) No. 418788, Canadian Inf (Quebec Regiment) (42 Royal Hdrs). DoW 12 Nov 1915. NMM, ESC, Bailleul Communal Cem. Extn (Nord). Son of Thomas Johnston & Helen Mason, 14 Moat Street. His brother, Pte John Johnston, R. Scots, wounded 1917. Employed, Henderson’s Biscuit Factory, Slateford Road, then worked for the Dominion Bank, Canada. EEN 19 &25 Nov 1915, photo. TED 17, 20, 23 Nov 1915, photo.

L/Corp John Gulland Johnstone (24) No. 1747, 2 BW. KiA 8 Oct 1915, F& F. Guards Cem, Windy Corner, Cuinchy Second son of James Johnstone, blacksmith, & Helen Johnstone, 30 Duff Street. EEN 28 Oct & 1 Nov 1915, photo. TED 30 Oct 1915, photo.

Pte Magnus Scott Johnstone ( ), Royal Marine Light Infantry (Plymouth). d. 9 Jun 1915. Helles Mem. Boroughmuir school.

L/Corp Robert Johnston (21) No. 1288, ‘C’ Coy, 1, 4 R. Scots (Queen's Edinburgh Rifles), Mar 1912. L/Corp, Oct 1914. KiA 12 Jul 1915, Gallipoli. b. 1894. Younger son of Mrs Johnston, 26 Caledonian Crescent. George Heriot's school. Member of the Southern Harriers Club. Employed, Horne & Lyell WS, 39 Castle Street. EEN 2 Aug 1915. TED 1 Sep 1915, photo.

Pte Thomas F. Johnstone (25) No.41934, 2 KOSB. KiA 20 Oct 1918. Roguigny- Equancourt Road British Cem, Manacourt. Son of George Johnstone, Galashiels. Sp. Jane Ann Johnstone, 1 Caledonian Road & 13 Young Street. EEN 24 & 25 Oct 1918.

Jollie

Pte John Jollie ( ) No.6619, 2 R. Scots. KiA 5 Dec 1914, near Kemmel, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. He was perhaps, John Jollie, labourer, 1914 at Tynecastle Place. Son of the late Andrew Jollie, rubber worker. His brother, Edward Saxby Jollie, cooper, 36 Caledonian Crescent. Sp. Janet McGhee, 10 Wheatfield Place. Perhaps kin to Helen Jollie (7/12) d. Feb 1915, funeral 10 Wheatfield Place to NMC. EEN 14 Jan 1915.

Kay

Pte Archibald “Archie” Kay ( ), Seaforth Hdrs. d. 21 Apr 1918. Son of Mrs Kay, 161 Fountainbridge. His father & brother were serving at the Front. Employed, McKenzie & Moncur, Slateford. TED 13 May 1918.

Pte Daniel Kay (28) No. WR/ 179432, sapper, 5 Foreway Coy, R. Engrs. d. 22 Feb 1919. Funeral from 4 Murieston Road to NMC. Son of Alexander Graham Keith & Barbara Keith, 12 Hermand Terrace. His brother, Lieut Alexander Graham Keith, HLI, d.1918. Perhaps kin to James Kay, 4 Murieston Road. Employed, painter.

Keating

Sgt John Keating ( ) No. 3723, R. Scots. Transferred to Scottish Horse. DoW 24 Oct 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Sp. the late Mary Anne McManus, 101 High Street, late of 5 Newton Street. Newspaper insert by Mr & Mrs McManus & his two orphaned sons. EEN 13 Nov 1915.

Keith

Lieut Alexander Graham Keith (23) HLI. d. 18 Dec 1918. NMC. Son of Alexander Kay & Barbara Keith, 12 Hermand Terrace. His brother, Sapper Daniel Kay, R. Engrs, d. 1919. Employed, engineer or clerk.

Kellock

Pte James Kellock (34) Enlisted, Edin. No. 17709, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. Reported wounded, missing then KiA 30 Jul 1916 F & F. GWM & Thiepval Mem. b. Gorgie. His mother resided, 2 Wheatfield Road. TED 27 Sep 1916.

Kelly

L/Corp Alexander Kelly (28) No. 8562, 5 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 25 Apr 1918 F & F. GWM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of Mrs Kelly, 246 Gorgie Road. His brother, Pte Neil Kelly, Scots Gds, d. 13 May 1915. Perhaps kin to George Kelly (58), labourer, d. 27 Mar 1920, funeral from 246 Gorgie Road to NMC, & Adam Kelly, fireman, same address. EEN 6 Sep 1918.

L/Corp James John Kelly (25) No. 19044, ‘C’ Coy, 16 R. Scots. KiA 12 Aug 1916. Flatiron Copse Cem, Mametz. Son of Mr & Mrs J. Kelly, of Edinburgh. Sp, Christina Hunter Russell Armstrong, formerly Kelly, 26 Fowler Terrace. Employed, Alliance Assurance Co., Edinburgh. EEN 9 & 27 Sep 1916, photo. TED 9 & 26 Sep 1916, photo.

Pte Neil Kelly (20) No. 8991, 2 Scots Gds. d. 13 Mar 1915. GWM & Boulogne Eastern Cem. Son of Mrs Kelly, 246 Gorgie Road. His brother, L/Corp Alexander Kelly, 1 Cam Hdrs, KiA 25 Apr 1918. Perhaps kin to George Kelly (58), labourer, d. 27 Mar 1920, funeral from 246 Gorgie Road to NMC, & Adam Kelly, fireman, same address.

L/Corp Peter Kelly (30) No.6089, 19 Australian Imperial Force. Wounded twice. KiA 14 Jun 1918. St Pierre Cem, Amiens. Second son of James & Ann Kelly, 22 Glenmore Road, Paddington, Sydney, Australia, late of West Calder. Nephew of Mrs McGovern, 228 Gorgie Road. EEN 11 Oct 1918.

Pte Robert Kelly (30) No. 17179, KOSB. Tranferred to No. 3771561, Labour Corps. d. of pulmonary phthisis 17 Aug 1918, City Hosp, Edinburgh. GWM & NMC. Address, 3 Smithfield Street. Unmarried son of the late James Kelly, labourer & Helen Fullerton Kelly. Employed, general labourer.

Kelman

Pte John Kelman (29), 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 6 Apr 1917. Duisans British Cem, Etrus. Son of late William & Margaret Kelman. His aunt, Mrs Spence, 25 Watson Crescent. Sp, Jessie Smith, 81 St Stephen Street, Stockbridge, Edinburgh. Perhaps kin to Pt James Kellman, Cam Hdrs, reported missing 1918. EEN 21 Apr 1917.

Kennedy

2nd Lieut Donald Kennedy (23) Enlisted, Aug 1914. 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 30 Aug 1918, France. NMC & Douchy-Les-Ayette British Cem. Youngest son of James Kennedy, fireman, & Mary A. Simpson, 153 Dalry Road. EEN 11 Sep & 22 Oct 1918, photo. TED 13 Sep, 9 Nov 1918, photo

Pte Thomas Kennedy (18) No. 41071, 1, 5 KOSB. Reported missing then KiA 29 Jul 1918. Raperie British Cem, Villemontoire. Native of West Calder. Eldest son of James & Maggie Kennedy, 38 Watson Crescent & 91, 7th Street, New Township Springs, Transvaal, South Africa. EEN 5 Apr 1919.

Keppie

Pte John T. Keppie (29) No.201449, 1, 4 R. Scots. d. 1 Apr 1918. Orival Wood Cem, Flesquieres. Sp. Annie Swan Keppie, 21 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 9 Nov 1918, photo.

Corp Robert John Keppie (30) No. 270933, 16 R. Scots & 355528 HLI. d. 22 Oct 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs James Keppie, 223 Gorgie Road. Sp, Elizabeth Ann Peterson Keppie, Widows Homes, Lerwick, Shetland. Perhaps kin to Robert Wardhaugh Keppie, railway servant, 13 Smithfield Street. d. 22 Oct 1917.

Kerr

Engineman Edward Norman Kerr (33) No.1382/ ES, HMS Crescent, RNVR. d. 5 Nov 1918. Funeral from 6 Elm Row, Leith to NMC. Sp. Annie E. Kerr, 74 Haymarket Terrace.

Pte John Kerr ( ) No.19744, 11 A & S Hdrs. Reported wounded, missing, then KiA 22 Aug 1917. NMM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of Mrs James Kerr, labourer, 8 Hermand Street. Three brothers, including Pte Hugh Kerr, A & S, wounded. Sp. Hannah Kerr, 13 Merchiston Grove. Perhaps kin to Ann McG. Kerr (64) d. 17 Nov 1918, 8 Hermand Crescent, NMC. EEN 30 Jul 1918. TED 4 Oct & 29 Dec 1917

Pte Thomas Kerr (36) No. 50249, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 1 Oct 1918. Louverval Military Cem, Doignies. Second son of Thomas & Janet Kerr, of Edinburgh & Tacoma Place, Broxburn. Sp Mary R. Hepburn, 4 Caledonian Crescent & 33 Dewar Place Lane. EEN 17 Oct 1918.

Kersley

Pte Charles William Kersley (26) No. 350885, 7 London Regt. d. 24 Aug 1918. Daours Communal Cem. Extn. Son of Annie Kersley, 7 Milton Road, Stoke Newington, London. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Kettles

Pte John Robert Morris Kettles (19), ‘D’ Coy, 4 Gordon Hdrs. d. 22 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Son of the late John & Margaret Kettles, 12 Mayville Gardens. Boroughmuir school.

Kidd

Sgt John. A. “Jack” Kidd (25) No. 71278. Canadian Inf (Manitoba Regt) 27. DoW received in action 30 Apr 1917. NMC. Younger son of Mr & Mrs James Findlay Kidd, 3 Comely Bank Avenue. EEN 3 May 1917.

2nd Lieut James Forrest Kidd (21), 12 King's Royal Rifles. Two years in R. Scots, then 20 Squadron, Royal Air Force. Commissioned 1917. Reported missing then KiA 1 Nov 1918. NMM & Pont-Sur-Sambre Communal Cem. Second son of George Gilbert Kidd, clerk, & Margaret Forrest Kidd, 3 Hermand Crescent. Perhaps kin to Margaret Kidd (10/12) d. 28 Jul 1916, funeral from same address. EEN 9 Nov 1918 & 3 Feb 1919. TED3 Feb 1919.

Kilgour

Pte Robert L. Kilgour (25) No. 13135, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 31 Jul 1917. Artillery Wood Cem. Son of the late Mr & Mrs Robert Kilgour, Tranent. His brother & sister, George Kilgour & Mrs Grace Burrell, 2 Springwell Place. EEN 17 Aug 1917.

Kilpatrick

Pte John Kilpatrick (21) No. 3575, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW received in action 3 Sep 1916, at Netley Hosp. GWM & NMC. Son of John & Annie Kilpatrick, 1 Wardlaw Place. Employed, Smith’s Chemical Works, Gorgie. EEN 5, 6 & 7 Sep 1916, photo.

Corp Robert Kilpatrick (24) No. 50046, Sapper, R. Engrs, Sep 1914. In France, Aug 1915. Corp, 4 Signal Coy, R. Engrs, Jun 1918. d. pneumonia & influenza, 8 Dec 1918, No. 32 Casualty Clearing Station, Valenciennes. b. 1894, eldest son of Mr & Mrs D. Kilpatrick, 4 Ogilvie Terrace. George Heriot's school.

Pte Robert Fyfe Kilpatrick (23) No. 12326. 11 A & S Hdrs. Wounded 15 Sep 1916 in action on the Somme. DoW 25 Sep 1916, in hosp. NMM & St Sever Cem, Rouen. Only son of the Rev. William & Mrs Kilpatrick, Gorgie Manse, United Free Church, 4 Shandon Road, Edinburgh. George Watson’s school football team. Employed, qualified Chartered Accountant. EEN 28 & 29 Sep 1916, photo. TED 29 Sep 1916.

King

2nd Lieut Ebenezer King (24), 3 KOSB, then Royal Flying Corps. Military Cross. d. 17 Mar 1917. Newport Cem, Lincoln. Son of Ebenezer & Catherine King, “Roseau” Anwoth Villas, Corstorphine. Boroughmuir school.

Pte James King (21) No. 267007, 6 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 23 Nov 1917. NMM & Cambrai Mem, Louverval. Eldest son of James & Elizabeth King, 4 Moat Street, then 30 York Place, Edinburgh. EEN 10 Dec 1917, 23 & 25 Jan 1918, photo. TED 28 Jan 1918.

Colour Sgt William King ( ) No. 6191, 1 BW & Nigeria Regiment, West African Field Force. Distinguished Conduct Medal. KiA 4 Nov 1915, on Banys Mountain, Cameroons. Zaria Mem. Son of John King, High Street, Brechin. His cousins, Davina & David Thow Patterson, manager, 19 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. EEN 23 Nov 1915.

Kinghorn

Pte James Kinghorn (29) No. 23769, 2 KOSB. DoW 12 Oct 1917, at base hosp. Boulogne Eastern Cem. His parents resided 9 Leven Street. His brother had been missing since Battle of Loos. Sp, Mary Cameron Kinghorn, 9 Orwell Terrace & 365 Brock Avenue, Toronto, Canada. EEN 20 Oct 1917.

Kinlay

L/Corp James Kinlay (22) No. 1537, 5 R. Scots. KiA 5 May 1915, Dardanelles. Son of George & Agnes Kinlay, 4 Buccleuch Terrace. Boroughmuir school.

Kinnear

Pte Edward M. Kinnear (20) No. 42833, 12 R. Scots. d. 28 Sep 1918. Son of David & Elizabeth Kinnear, 204 Bruntsfield Place. Boroughmuir school.

Kirk

Pte Gilbert Bruce Kirk (23) No. 122929, 12 Coy, MGC. KiA 27 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. Son of David Black Kirk, mason, & Christina Kirk, 36 Robertson Avenue. Sp, Margaret McKenzie Kirk, 12 Murieston Road. EEN 13 Apr 1918.

L/Corp Peter Kirk (20) No.14057, 10 Cam (SR). Wounded 1915 in France. KiA 1 Aug 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Alexander Kirk, carter, & Jane Brown Kirk, 17 Murdoch Terrace. His brothers, Mr H. Kirk, also there, & Pte Thomas Kirk, HLI, KiA 25 Sep 1915. His sister, Mrs Hannah in Canada. TED 14 Oct 1915. EEN 13 & 17 Apr 1918, photo.

Pte Thomas Kirk ( ) No. 8091, 2 HLI. KiA 25 Sep 1915 F & F. Guards Cem, Windy Corner, Cuinchy. Son of Alexander Kirk, carter, & Jane Brown Kirk, 17 Murdoch Terrace. His brothers, Mr H. Kirk, also there, & L/Corp Peter Kirk, Cam (SR), KiA 1 Aug 1917. Sp. Janet Stewart, formerly Kirk, 170 Fountainbridge. EEN 15 Oct 1915.

Kirkpatrick

Pte James Moore Kirkpatrick (21) No. 275516, ‘B’Coy, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 11 Aug 1918. Bouchir New British Cem. Youngest son of Mary & Pte William Kirkpatrick, 3 Washington Street. His brother, Pte William Kirkpatrick, KOSB, KiA 1914. EEN 3 & 10 Sep 1918.

2nd Lieut Robert Kirkpatrick ( ), Pte, R. Scots Fusiliers 1916, Promoted to 2nd Lieut, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry 1918. KiA 23 June 1918, France. b. 1898. Boroughmuir school, Student of Arts. Employed, laboratory assistant.

Pte William Kirkpatrick (19) No. 6457, 2 KOSB. Reported missing then KiA 20 Dec 1914 F & F. Vauxbuin French National Cem. Son of Mary & Pte William Kirkpatrick, 3 Washington Street. His brother, Pte James Moore Kirkpatrick, R. Scots, KiA 1918. EEN 25 Apr 1916.

Knox

Corp Augustus Knox ( ) No. 31663, New Zealand Imperial Force. KiA 2 Aug 1917. Messines Ridge (New Zealand) Mem. Grandson of the late Thomas Knox, North Queensferry. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Anderson, 4 Yeaman Place & Mr & Mrs Thomas Knox, 1 Hansbury Avenue, Mount Eden, Auckland. EEN 31 Oct 1917.

Pte John Wood Knox (19) No. 52493, 9 HLI (Glasgow Hdrs). KiA 24 Oct 1918. GWM & Forest Communal Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Mary W. Knox, 20 Wardlaw Place. EEN 16 Nov & 2 Dec 1918, photo.

Pte Walter T. Knox (21) No. 250301, 1,5 4 Reserve Battalion, R. Scots. Served at Gallipoli. Discharged from hosp in Jun 1917. d. 2 Feb 1919, at 54 Dundee Street. NMC. Second son of William, van man, & Agnes Trotter Knox, 54 Dundee Street. TED 3 Feb 1919.

Lackie

Pte Hugh Lackie ( ) Canadian Inf 25. d. 1915. Late of Gorgie. Address, 4 Moat Street. EEN 1 Nov 1915, photo.

Laidlaw

Pte Adam Laidlaw (50) No. 8225, 2 KOSB. Served in the Chitral Expedition 1895 & in the South African War. DoW 20 Nov 1917. St Pol Communal Cem Extn. Son of Adam & Mary Laidlaw of Edinburgh. His twin brother, Pte T. Laidlaw, on active service & his sister-in-law, Mrs Laidlaw, 10 Gibson Terrace. Sp. Mary Shanley Laidlaw. EEN 8 Dec 1917.

Pte Thomas Laidlaw ( ) No.12871, 2 Grenadier Gds. d. 6 Oct 1915. Loos Mem. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Laing

Pte Patrick S. Laing (38) d. 31 Mar 1918. SMM Sp, Jean Alexandra Lynch, 13 Marchmont Crescent.

Lieut Patrick James Stevenson Laing (36), ‘Coy’, 15 Batn, Canadian Inf. Distinguished Conduct Medal. KiA 18 Aug 1917, Fosse No.10, Communal Cem. Extn, Sains-En-Gohelle. It may be that he and Patrick S. Laing, named on the memorial of St Michael’s Church, Slateford Road, Edinburgh, are one. b. Coupar Angus, Perthshire. Son of James Mackie Laing, master plumber, & Janet Laing ms Combe, married 30 Apr 1874 in Forteviot. His father died in 1899, aged 50, at 2 Hill Street, Coupar Angus. In 1914 & 1917 his widowed mother resided 4 Merchiston Grove, Shandon, Edinburgh, where his brother James Wallace Laing, chemist’s assistant, b. 1888 Coupar Angus, was a lodger. His mother moved to 4 Bonnington Terrace, Edinburgh, where she died in 1942, aged 92, the informant being Patrick’s sister Jane Angus Laing, 3 Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh. His siblings were Alexander, Bella, Andrew, Jane, Jessie, James, and Eleanor Laing. EEN 23 Aug 1917.

Lamont

Colour Sgt Alexander Caldwell Lamont ( ), late of Queens Edinburgh Rifles d. 14 Sep 1914, at 1 Orwell Place. Funeral to Grange Cem, Edinburgh Employed, cabinet maker. TED 15 Sep 1914.

Lampard

L/Corp Bernard George Lampard (28), 9 Essex Regiment. d. 13 Aug 1916. Thiepval Mem. b. 1895. Son of the late Bernard Lampard & Mrs J. E. Smurthwaite, formerly Lampard, Lyon Street, Bognor, Sussex. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Landells

Sgt Thomas Beach Landells (21) No. 17134, signaller 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Gordon Dump, Ovillers-La Boisselle. Address, 17 West Catherine Place. Eldest son of the late WilliamScott Landells, rubber worker, in 1914 proprietor of property at 262 Gorgie Road, & Daisy Landells, 12 Forrest Road. Boroughmuir school. Perhaps kin to William Landells, 1914 at 12 Muireston Road. EEN 2 & 9 Aug 1916, photo. TED 2 Aug 1916.

Lang

Pte Peter Lang (19) Enlisted Edin. No. 27414, 11 R. Scots. KiA 22 Oct 1916, F & F. Warlencourt British Cem. b. Edin. Youngest son of James Lang (55), carter, d. 17 Feb 1917, funeral to NMC, 91 Dundee Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 15 Nov 1916.

Laughlin

Driver Charles Laughlin ( ), RASC. KiA 26 Dec 1917. His sister, Mrs Kelly, 12 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 23 Jan 1918.

Lauriston

Pte Hamilton W. Lauriston ( ) No. 96203, sapper, 90 Field Coy, R. Engrs. KiA 14 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of William Lauriston, 21 Vine Street, Coventry. His sister, Mrs Scott, 1 Orwell Terrace. EEN 28 Jul 1916.

Lavender

Sgt John Smith Lavender (35) No.129629, Canadian Inf (British Columbia) 72. Military Medal. DoW 15 Jun 1917, No.6 Casualty clearing stn. Barlin Communal Cem. Extn. Late of Edinburgh. Son of the late William & Margaret Lavender. His sister, Mrs Higgins, 2 Wheatfield Terrace. EEN 26 Jun 1917.

Law

Pte John Douglas Law (26) No.40552, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA. 23 Apr 1917, near Cherisy, Battle of Arras. Arras Mem. b. 1890. Son of John Law, 12 Lady Lawson Street. Boroughmuir & Broughton school. M.A. B.Sc., Edin Uni..

Lawrie

Pte Alexander Lawrie ( ) No. 19826, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Third son of Mr & Mrs Lawrie, 7 Slateford Road. Three brothers in the Services. EEN 3 & 9 Aug 1916, photo. TED 31 Jul & 12 Aug 1916, photo.

CSM Richard Lawrie (29) No. 8561, 4 Coy, 2 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915 F & F. Loos Mem. Son of the late William Lawrie, of Peebles. Sp, Margaret L. Lawrie, 1 Westfield Street. EEN 6 Oct 1915. TED 6 Oct 1915.

Lawson

Pte Michael Lawson (28) No. 25101, Machine Gun Section, 13 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917, Battle of Arras. Canadian Cem No.2, Nueville-St-Vaast. Second son of John Lawson, painter. His step-mother, 11 Yeaman Place. His brother “Jim”, on active service. Sp, Katie Richardson, 3 High Street. EEN 15 May 1917 & 23 Apr 1918.

Pte William Lawson (20) No. 350192, 9 R. Scots. KiA 20 Sep 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Second son of Alexander Lawson, 77 Taunton Road, Toronto, Canada & Alice Lawson, 18 Caledonian Road. EEN 8 & 11 Oct 1917, photo. TED 16 Oct 1917.

Pte William A. P. Lawson ( ) No.16579, Seaforth Hdrs. d. 1917. Son of & resided with his mother, Mrs Jessie Lawson Sommerville, 3 Miller Place, Morningside. Employed, North British Rubber Co, Castle Mills. TED 14 May1917.

Ledgerwood

Pte David Ledgerwood ( ), Royal Irish Fusiliers. Reported missing then KiA 16 Aug 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Youngest son of William & late Christina Ledgerwood. His brothers, Magis & William Ledgerwood, on active service. His sister-in-law, 6 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 9 Oct 1916.

Leighton

Pte Gordon Porteous Leighton (19) No. 41910, 2 KOSB. KiA 28 Jun 1918. Ploesteert Mem. Youngest son of James Leighton, cabinet maker, & Isabella Leighton, 36 Myrtle Terrace. Sp, Mary McIntyre & two boys, 15 West Crosscauseway. EEN 20 Jul 1918. TED 19 Nov 1918, photo.

Leishman

Pte Matthew Leishman (21) No. 1948, 5 Cam (SR). d. 29 Oct 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of Matthew & Annie Leishman, 56 Home Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Leitch

Capt. Eoen L. Leitch ( ), 5 A & S Hdrs. d. 31 Jul 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of John Leitch of Greenock. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Stoker 1st class James Leitch (25) No. K/ 31105, HMS Furious, Royal Navy. DoW 16 Jul 1918, in naval hospital. NMC. Second son of the late Andrew & Margaret Leitch, 148 Dundee Street. His brother, Alexander McGregor Leitch, formerly Stein (31), dairy man, d. 10 Feb 1919 of pneumonia, funeral from 148 Dundee Street to NMC, Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 20 Jul 1918.

Leith

Pte John Robert Leith (40) No. 40865, 16 R. Scots. DoW 15 Jul 1918, Shorncliffe Military Hosp. Funeral from 5 Braid Place, Southside to NMC. Son of Catherine Sutherland Leith, 18 Elgin Terrace. Sp. Margaret McDonald, 35 Watson Crescent. EEN 18 Jul 1918.

Lemon

Pte Alexander Bremner Lemon ( ) No. 2138923, Canadian Inf (British Columbia) 72. DoW 9 Oct 1918, in general hosp. Etaples Military Cem. Youngest son of the late Alexander & Georgina Lemon (69) d. 12 Jan 1921, funeral from 22 Caledonian Road to NMC. His sister, Mrs Hastie, same address. EEN 12 Oct 1918. TED 19 & 30 Oct 1918.

Lennie

L/Sgt John Andrew Lennie (36) No. 8378, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 4 May 1916, of wounds received 26 Apr 1916. GWM & Basra Mem. Third son of Mr & Mrs Lennie, 172 Dalry Road. Sp, Madge Kinnell Lennie & two children, 9 Westfield Road. Football player, junior in Heart of Midlothian FC (Tynecastle XI), senior in St Bernard’s & Leith, and Post Office teams. Employed, postman, GPO, Edin. EEN 10 Jun 1916. TED 10, 16 & 17 Jun 1916, photo.

Pte John Lennie (30) No. 31394, 6 KOSB. DoW received in action 18 Jun 1918. Berlin South-Western Cem. Younger son of the late James & Alice Lennie. His sister, 22 Springwell Place. His brother at sea. Sp, Helen Prior Lennie, 13 Rosemount Buildings. EEN 17 Aug 1918.

Leslie

Bombardier Thomas Leslie (24) No.70303, ‘D’ Bty, 91 Bde, RFA. d. bronco- pneumonia, 11 Nov 1918, c.c.s. Queant Road Cem, Buissy. Son of the late John Leslie & Mrs Alexander Wood, 81 Gorgie Road. His sister, Mrs Waugh. EEN 25 Nov 1918 & 7 Jan 1919, photo.

Letton

Sgt William Henry Letton (27) No. 19540, 15 R. Scots. Previously wounded. Reported missing since 28 Apr 1917, then KiA 1 May 1917. Cabaret-Rouge British Cem, Souchez. Eldest son of George Gibson Letton, painter, & Marion Letton, 16 Bryson Road. Employed, Painting Dept, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 9 Jun & 13 Dec 1917. TED 22 & 26 Jun 1917, photo

Liddell/Liddle

L/Corp Alexander Liddle ( ) No. 11991, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 11 Aug 1918. GWM & Bouchoir New British Cem. Son of John & Jessie Liddle, late of Leith. His sister, Mrs Peter Murrie, 255 Gorgie Road. His brother Pte John Liddle, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 1916. Employed, painter. EEN 11 & 20 Sep 1918, photo.

Pte James Liddell ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 4508, 5 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 13 Nov 1916, F & F. Mailly Wood Cem, mailly-Maillet. b. Edin. Son of Mrs H. Tait, 40 Dundee Street. EEN 13 Dec 1916, photo.

Pte John Liddle ( ) No. 9815, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 22 Apr 1916. GWM & Basra Mem. Son of John & Jessie Liddle, late of Leith. His sister, Mrs Peter Murrie, 255 Gorgie Road. His brother, L/ Corp Alexander Liddle, R. Scots, KiA 1918. EEN 11 Sep 1918.

Pte William Liddell (25), Cam Hdrs. KiA 16 Jul 1916, France. Married. Younger son of the late Thomas & Euphemia Liddell, 22 Downfield Place. His brother, Thomas Liddell, engineer, 19 Springwell Place. EEN 14 Aug 1916. TED 19 Aug 1916.

Lightbody

L/Corp William Muir Lightbody (17) No. 7014, 2 Gordon Hdrs. Twice wounded. Reported missing then KiA 6 Sep 1916. GWM & Delville Wood Cem, Longueval. Son of William Lightbody & Mrs Mary Lightbody, now Mrs Frederick Shearer, rubber worker, 9 Wardlaw Place. EEN 30 Sep, 14 & 18 Oct 1916, photo. TED 30 Sep 1916.

Lindsay

Pte Alexander John Lindsay (22), 7 Cam Hdrs. Wounded, 1916. KiA 28 Apr 1917. Tank Cem, Guemappe. Son of James Lindsay, fireman, & Mrs Ann Tyler Lindsay, 20 Caledonian Crescent. TED 9 Oct 1916, photo. EEN 30 May & 4 Jun 1917, photo.

Pte John Newbigging Lindsay (19) No. 270004,’D’ Coy, 1, 6 A & S Hdrs. d. 1 Jun 1918, Craigleith Military Hosp, Edinburgh. Funeral from 29 Springwell Place to NMC. Younger son of the late William Lindsay, contractor, Stockbridge & Mrs Helen Lindsay, 29 Springwell Place. EEN 4 & 8 Jun 1918.

Pte William Lindsay ( ), ‘B’ Coy, 1, 2 Gordon Hdrs. DoW 4 Oct 1915, received in Battle of Loos, France. Etaples Military Cem. Son of Thomas Lindsay, horse shoer, & Grace Lindsay, 63 Dundee Street. Sp, Lily Bruce, 111 Dundee Street & 170 Fountainbridge. EEN 8 & 12 Oct 1915, photo & 4 Oct 1916. TED 21 Oct 1915.

Pte William Lindsay ( ), R. Scots. DoW 20 Feb 1918, casualty clearing station. His sisters, Mrs William Lees Napier, meter worker, 12 Wardlaw Street & Mrs Marion Wood, 20 Downfield Place. EEN 27 Feb & 4 Mar 1918.

Littlejohn

Gunner Thomas Kerr Littlejohn (40) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No. 117140, 305 Siege Bty, RGA. He had been a year at the Front. KiA 9 Apr 1918. EDC & Bienvillers Military Cem. Elder son of James Littlejohn (74) d. 16 Mar 1921, funeral to EDC, & Elizabeth Littlejohn, 8 Caledonian Place. Sp. Charlotte Thorburn, 11 Brunton Place/Terrace. Many years, organist at South Leith Church. EEN 17 Apr 1918. Employed, teacher of music. TED 17 Apr 1918.

Lloyd

A/Leading stoker Alfred Lloyd ( ) No. K/ 8947, RN. He was on HMS Pheasant, Moon class destroyer, stationed in Hoy Sound, Scapa Flow, and engaged in a local patrol, when it appears to have struck a mine, exploded and sank, with the loss of its entire compliment. d. 1 March 1917, HMS Pheasant, Scapa Flow. Plymouth Naval Mem. Newspaper insert by his friend M. Reid, 17 Yeaman Place. EEN 2 Apr 1917.

L/Corp Harry Lloyd (44), Foot Police, Military Police Corps. d. 29 Jan 1919. Terlincthun British Cem, Wimille. b. Stafford. Son of George & Mary Jane Lloyd, 33 Watson Crescent. Perhaps kin to L/Corp E. Lloyd, R. Scots, same address, wounded 1915, Dardanelles. EEN 5 Mar 1919.

Lochhead

Colour Sgt Alexander John Lochhead (22) No. 1321, ‘H’ Coy, 4 R. Scots. KiA 14 Jul 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of the late Colour Sgt A. J. Lochhead, 1 A & S Hdrs & Margaret Lochhead, 95 Dalry Road. He had two brothers on active service. Employed, Skene, Edwards & Garson WS, Albyn Place. TED 6 Aug 1915.

Locke

Pte Robert Hastie Locke (25) No. MI/ 08955, RASC. d. 9 Nov 1918. Funeral from City Hosp, Edinburgh to NMC. Sp. Janet Hastie Locke, 18 Caledonian Place.

Lockie

Pte Hugh Lockie (34) No. 68143, Canadian (Nova Scotia) 25, 2nd Contingent. KiA 13 Oct 1915, F & F. La Laiterie Military Cem. Sp, Davina Lockie, 4 Moat Terrace. Resided there prior to emigrating. TED 11 Nov 1915.

Logan

Pte John Logan ( ), R. Scots. DoW 14 Oct 1918, casualty clearing station. Youngest son of David Logan, tailor, East Linton. His brother, J. Logan, 1 Murieston Crescent. Sp. Margaret Hunter & three children. EEN 4 Nov 1918.

Lonnie

Rifleman William Lonnie (19) No. 375697, 8 London Regiment (Post Office Rifles). DoW 10 Aug 1918. Villers-Bretonneux Military Cem. Son of John Lonnie, 25 Albert Place. Nephew of Mr & Mrs J. Craig, 18 Robertson Avenue. Grandson of Mrs Pringle, 34 East Preston Street. EEN 5 Oct 1918.

Lothian

L/Corp George Lothian (19), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 22 Feb 1917. Basra Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs James Lothian, 8 Hermand Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 6 Mar 1917, photo.

Lovie

Pte George Lovie (41) No. 16534, 11 Cam (SR). KiA 19 Nov 1916. GWM & Karasouli Military Cem. Only son of George & Isabella Imlah Lovie (Mrs Kindness, 134 Gorgie Road), of New Deer, Maud, Aberdeenshire. EEN 12 & 18 Dec 1916, photo.

Low/Lowe

Gunner George Low (28) No. 69332, 4 Mountain Bty, RGA. d.26 Oct 1918, influenza & pneumonia. Buried, Quetta, India. Delhi Mem (India Gate). Elder son of George Low, 17 Sunbury Place, Belford Bridge, on active service. Newspaper insert by his aunt Mrs Callan, 11 Downfield Place. Employment, riding master in Edinburgh. EEN 14 Dec 1918.

Pte John Lowe (19) No. 3495, 1, 9 R. Scots, France, Aug 1916, attached 12 R. Scots. KiA 6 Sep 1916. GWM & Villers Station Cem, Villers-au-Bois. b. 1897. Son of the late James & Mrs J. Lowe, 16 Robertson Avenue. Perhaps kin to, James Crichton Lowe, clerk, 1914 lodger at same address. George Heriot's school. Employed, clerk, McVite & Price. EEN 22 & 23 Sep 1916, photo.

Able seaman Robert Thomas Low (33) No. 199042, RFR/ CH/ B/ 8900, RN He was on HMS Hawke, Royal Navy in the North Sea, when it was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-9, with the loss of over 520 lives, only seventy crew survived. d. 15 Oct 1914, lost in HMS Hawke. NMC & Chatham Naval Mem. Son of the late Thomas Low & Elizabeth Smallwood Low, of Wiltshire. Sp, Wilhelmina Pearson Low nee Gibson & two children, 104 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to, James Low, mason & Pte William Thomas Low, coach painter, R. Scots, Kia 28 Oct 1916, also of 104 Dalry Road. Able seaman George Reid, 73 Slateford Road, was also on board the HMS Hawke, when it was sunk. EEN 15 Oct 1915.

Pte Thomas Henry “Tom” Lowe (29) No. 7224, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos, France. Ninth Avenue Cem, Haisnes. Eldest son of Thomas & Ellen “Nellie” Lowe, 14 Caledonian Road. His brother John George Lowe, shoe maker, & sister Lily Lowe, 14 Caledonian Road. Nephew of Mr &Mrs Tuthill, 7 Caledonian Road. His brother-in-law, Corp W. Groves, 2 R. Scots. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 22 & 26 Oct 1915, photo, 25 Sep 1916 & 25 Sep 1918. TED 22 & 29 Oct 1915, full figure photo.

Pte William Thomas Low (32) No. 40832, 1 R. Scots, attached to R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 28 Oct 1916. Euston Road Cem, Colincamps. Address, 104 Dalry Road. Son of Thomas Low of Pitlochry, 104 Dalry Road. Sp, Bessie Allan McCall Laidlaw, formerly Low & two childen. Perhaps kin to James Low, mason, & Able seaman Robert Thomas Low , HMS Hawke, Royal Navy, d. 15 Oct 1914, also of 104 Dalry Road.. Employed, Croal, coach painters, Castle Street. EEN 18 & 29 Nov 1916, photo.

Lowrie

Pte George Lowrie (22), 4, 5 BW. Wounded, Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. KiA 24 Mar 1918, France. Peronne Communal Cem Extn. b. 1895 Galashiels. Son of John Lowrie, 44 Balcarras Street, Morningside. Boroughmuir school. Student of Arts, Edin. Uni.

Lumsden

Sgt Richard Simpson Lumsden ( ) No. 35325, 2 HLI. KiA 16 Feb 1918. GWM & Metz-en-Couture Communal Cem, British Extn. Address, 28 Wardlaw Place. EEN 9 Mar 1918, photo.

Lynch

L/Corp Hugh Hamilton Lynch, (38) No. 16110, 2 Scots Guards. d. 31 Mar 1918. SMM & Doullens Communal Cem. Sp. Jean Alexandra Lynch, 13 Marchmont Crescent.

Pte Walter Lynch (31) No. 11229, 2 A & S Hdrs. d. 24 Sep 1918. GWM & Vis-en- Artois Mem. Address, In 1914 valuation roll, 24 Wardlaw Place.

Lyon

Pte Alexander Slight Lyon (30), R. Scots. d. influenza & bronco pneumonia, 14 Feb 1915, Royal Infirmary, Edin. Funeral from 21 Westfield Road to EDC. Son of the late John Lyon, tailor, & Jane Slight. Sp, Margaret McKay & two children, 21 Westfield Road. Heart of Midlothian FC, trainer. Royal Arch Chapter No. 365. TED 16 Feb 1915.

Gunner Robert Lyon ( ) No.1254, ‘D’ Bty, 311 Bde, RFA. KiA 27 Oct 1917. Belgian Battery Corner Cem. Son of the late Robert & Euphemia Cowing Lyon, 206 or 208 Dalry Road & 32 Findlay Crescent, Rosyth, Fife. Newspaper insert by his chum Pte W. Scott, RASC, on active service & Mrs Scott, 7 Gibson Terrace. EEN 17 Nov & 3 Dec 1917, photo. TED 23 Nov 1917.

MacAdam

CSM Alexander Crockett MacAdam (33) No.9725, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. Fifteen years service in the Army. Cross of St George, 3rd class (Russia). KiA 7 Jan 1916, Persian Gulf. Basra Mem. Son of the late Walter McAdam & Rachel Wardell McAdam. Sp, Flora Inglis Mc Lean McAdam, 14 Caledonian Road. Employed, booking clerk, at Parkhead, North British Railway Co. EEN 2 Feb 1916. TED 2 & 9 Feb 1916.

MacAdie

Corp James David Cormack MacAdie (20) No. 31202, 2 R. Scots. d. 11 Apr 1918. Ploesteert Mem. b. Edin. Eldest son of William MacAdie, mason, & Mary Ann MacAdie, 134 Viewforth. Boroughmuir school. Employed, Commecial Bank of Scotland.

MacArdel/MacArdle

Trooper I. MacArdel ( ), Scots Greys. d. 27 Jul 1916, GWM.

Trooper John MacArdle (28), Inneskilling Dragoons. KiA 7 Jul 1917. Templeeux-Le – Guerard British Cem. Son of the late John & Ann McArdle, of Gorgie. Sp, Ann Hardman, formerly McArdle, & two children, 3 Dundee Terrace & 15 Moor Lane, Preston, Lancashire. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 19 Jul 1917, photo. TED 21 Jul 1917, photo.

MacArthur

L/Corp A. MacArthur (22) DoW 1915, Dardanelles. His aunt Mrs P. Finlay & cousins, 12 Hermand Terrace. EEN 3 Jul 1915.

Rifleman Ralph D. MacArthur ( ), 1, 8 London Regiment (Post Office Rifles) Reported missing then KiA 7 Oct 1916. Thiepval Mem. Youngest son of James MacArthur, 31 Buccleuch Street. Boroughmuir school. Employed, sorter, GPO, Edinburgh. TED 10 Aug 1917.

Pte William Drummond MacArthur (23) Enlisted, Edin. No. 38071, 1 Cam (SR). DoW 10 Nov 1918, F & F. Etaples Military Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs McArthur, 4 Dalrymple Place. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

MacAulay/MacAuley

Pte Donald MacAulay (22) No. 12387, A & S Hdrs. Four years active service. KiA 30 Sep 1918. GWM..

Pte Spence Davidson MacAuley ( ), 13 R. Scots. KiA 15 Sep 1918. GWM. Only son of Mr & Mrs Peter Donald MacAuley, Mason, 6 Orwell Terrace. EEN 26 Oct 1918. Sp, Helen Macauley & four children, 26 Wardlaw Place. Employed, labourer, Alder & Mackay, meter works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 7 Oct, 6 & 7 Nov 1918.

MacCabe

Pte James MacCabe ( ) No.1541, 9 R. Scots, then 14 Australian Imperial Force. KiA 28 Aug 1915, Dardanelles. Lone Pine Mem. Employed, circa 1913, Alder & Mackay, meter works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 1 Nov 1915, photo. TED 25 Oct 1915.

MacCarter

2nd Lieut Duncan MacCarter (23), Canadian Scottish. Royal Air Force. Wounded 1915, Ypres. Killed in flying accident 1 May 1918, England. Funeral 12 Bright Terrace to NMC. b. Edin. Son of James & Jemina MacCarter, 12 Bright Terrace, off Dalry Road. EEN 3 & 24 May, 4 Jun 1918, photo. TED 2 Jun 1915, 4, 16 & 21 May 1918, photo.

MacConnell

Pte John Allan MacConnell (35) No. 40727, 8 BW. KiA 25 May 1918. La Kreule Military Cem, Hazenbrouck. Son of Mrs McConnell, 16 Gardner’s Crescent. His sister, Mrs Thomas Allan, 28 Albany Street, Leith. Sp, Mary Milne McConnell, 38 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, plasterer. EEN 5, 11 & 14 Jun 1918, photo.

MacCrory

Pte Wiliam MacCrory (18), R. Scots (Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles). KiA 2 Nov 1917. Address, 9 Stewart Terrace. Nephew of Mr & Mrs MacSpirit, Rosewell. EEN 9 & 17 Jan 1918.

MacCulloch

Able seaman John Dempster MacCulloch (34) No. 216573, HMS Pembroke, RN. d. 8 Apr 1919, Naval Hosp, Chatham. Funeral from 9 Mentone Avenue, Portobello to NMC. Only son of Patrick & Sarah MacCulloch. EEN 11 Apr 1919.

MacDade

L/Corp Peter MacDade ( ) No.10033, 2 R. Scots. DoW received in action 14 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. His parents resided, 9 Robertson Avenue. EEN 30 Oct 1916.

MacDermid

Pte Peter MacDermid ( ), 1 R. Scots. d , malaria fever 8 Nov 1917, Balkans. Salonika (Lemet Road) Military Cem. b. Edin. Sp, Maggie MacDermid, 112 West Bow. Employed, McKenzie & Moncur, Gorgie Road. EEN 1 Dec 1917.

MacDermott

Pte James MacDermott (51) No. 7207, 1 KOSB. Served in South African Boer War. d. 10 Feb 1917. NMC. Sp, Margaret Kerrigan McDermott, 62 Grassmarket.

Pte James MacDermott, served as James Delaney (33) No. 2459, 6 R. Scots. Army pensioner. d, tuberculosis, 24 Jun 1918, 75 Grassmarket. NMC. Son of the late John & Margaret Delaney McDermott. His sister, Bridget Ritchie, 95 Blackfriars Street.

MacDill

Pte Robert MacDill (18) No. 12591, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 15 Sep 1916. EDC & Thiepval Mem. b. 1897, Kirkcudbright. In 1901, resident, 30 Watson Crescent. Son of William & Robina McDill, Ravenshall Cottages, Gatehouse, Kirkcudbrightshire. His brothers & sisters, William, John, David, Isabela & Robina MacDill. Perhaps kin to John MacDill, van man, 111 Dundee Street.

MacDonald

Pte Alexander MacDonald ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1917. Address, 21 Yeaman Place. EEN 25 Dec 1917, photo.

L/Corp Alexander MacDonald (20) No. 43603, A & S then 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 8 Oct 1916. Tancrez Farm Cem. Only son of Ebenezer MacDonald, wood carver, & Annie MacDonald, 28 Duff Street. Student for fours years at Edinburgh College of Art. Employed, litho artist, Banks & Co. EEN 28 Oct 1916.

L/Corp Alexander “Sandy” MacDonald (19) No. 193117, Canadian Inf (Quebec Regt). KiA 25 Apr 1917. Bois Carre British Cem. Thelus. Address, 21 Salisbury Street. Son of Donald & Isabella MacDonald, Normanhurst Avenue, Normanhurst, Hamilton, Ontario. His cousins, Nan & Bell Stuart, 13 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to Isabella Stuart (48) d. 6 Jul 1917, funeral to NMC & Hector Stuart, 13 Bryson Road. EEN 1 Jun 1917.

CSM Angus MacDonald (37) No. 2571, Cam Hdrs. d. 21 Feb 1919. Funeral Princes Street Station to NMC. Age on headstone (43). Son of Angus MacDonald & Alison Hay. Sp, Catherine Suttie.

Pte Archibald MacDonald (29) No. 25188, 6 Cam Hdrs. d. 23 Dec 1916. NMC & Warlencourt British Cem. Son of George Duncan MacDonald & Catherine J. McGregor, 10 McLeod Street.

Quartermaster Sgt Colin MacDonald ( ) No.7376, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 20 Jun 1919, Craigleith Hosp, Edinburgh. Address, Gorgie Road. EEN 23 Jun 1919.

Pte David MacDonald ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 19550, signaller, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, perhaps in Battle of the Somme. b. Glasgow. Sometime resident, Falkirk. Address, 19 Hazelbank Terrace & 19 Henderson Terrace. Employed, dyer, A & J MacNab, Slateford. EEN 29 Jul & 1 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte David A. MacDonald (38) No. 41734, KOSB & 12 HLI. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Youngest son of the late David & Janet Crichton McDonald, 3 Richmond Terrace, off Dalry Road. EEN 12 & 16 Jun 1917, photo & 9 Apr 1918.

Driver George MacDonald ( ) No. 210403, RASC. DoW 1918, in general hosp. Only son of George MacDonald, boot closer, 197 Dalry Road. EEN 9 Sep 1918.

Pte George U. MacDonald (20) No. 1440, 1, 5 R. Scots. Served at Dardanelles. DoW 5 Jun 1915. Alexandria (Chatby) Military & War Mem. Cem. His sister, Mrs John Strachan Fraser, boot maker, 13 Watson Crescent. EEN 12 Jun 1915.

Pte Hector MacDonald (21) No. 12698, Cam Hdrs. KiA 13 Aug 1916. Second youngest son of Mrs Lawrie, Stel’s Row, Broxburn. His sister, Mrs J. Mackay, 10 Yeaman Place. EEN 4 Sep 1916.

Able seaman James MacDonald (22) No. J/ 36476, HMS Delhi, RN. d. 29 Mar 1920. NMC. Son of James McDonald, 1 Oakfield Court, Pleasance, Edinburgh.

Pte James Hay MacDonald (37) No. 23492, 3 R. Scots. d. 23 Dec 1915. NMC. Son of Angus & Alison Hay MacDonald of Edinburgh. Sp, Mary Graham Robson, 8 Craigend Cottages, Liberton.

L/Corp James Mitchell MacDonald (26) No. 22028, Machine Gun Section, 17 R. Scots. KiA 23 Jul 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs William Forbes MacDonald, plasterer, 61 Gorgie Road. Sp. Catherine Jamieson & three children, 17 Wheatfield Place. Employed, North British Railway Co. EEN 19 & 29 Aug 1916, photo.

Gunner James Wright MacDonald (19) No. 330, Lowland (Edin) Heavy Bty. RGA. d. 22 Oct 1914. Funeral from 38 Earl Grey Street to EDC. Son of Robert & Isabella McDonald, 2 Lochrin Place, Tollcross. Boroughmuir school.

Pte John R. MacDonald (20), 9 Australian Imperial Force. DoW 16 Nov 1915, Gallipoli. Youngest son of late Jane MacDonald. His sisters, Alice & Flora MacDonald, 6 Newton Street. Perhaps kin to Jane W. McDonald (57) d. 18 Mar 915, funeral Same address to NMC. EEN 29 Jan 1916.

Pte John William Scott MacDonald (19) No. 1991, 9 R. Scots DoW 3 Apr 1915, Boulogne. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Only son of John MacDonald, cab man, & Agnes MacDonald, 22 Downfield Place. Perhaps kin to George MacDonald, iron turner, same address. EEN 10 Apr 1915, full photo of him in uniform of “The Dandy Ninth”. TED 8 Apr 1915.

L/Corp William MacDonald (26) No 7312, 1 Cam Hdrs. Served seven years in Cam Hdrs, mostly abroad. Reported missing then KiA 14 Sep 1914. GWM & La Ferte- Sous-Jouarre Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs Donald Alexander McDonald (57), engine man, d. 12 Oct 1916, funeral to NMC, 223 Gorgie Road. Employed, with his father, Granton Gas Works. EEN 13 Dec 1915. TED 14 Dec 1915.

Pte William Munro MacDonald ( ), A & S Hdrs. KiA 29 Sep 1918. Fourth son of Mrs MacDonald, 11 Downfield Place. His son, 40 Duff Street. His sister, widow Margaret MacRae. Employed, oilcake worker. EEN 26 & 28 Oct 1918.

MacDougall

L/Corp Alexander J. MacDougall (22) No. 1215, “A” Coy, 9 R. Scots. d. 16 May 1915. Sanctuary Wood Cem. Son of Peter & Christina MacDougall, 21 Eglinton Street, Haymarket. Boroughmuir school.

Pte James MacDougall (22), No. 2740, 9 BW. DoW 2 Jun 1916. Bethune Town Cem. b. Slateford. Eldest son of John & Margaret MacDougall, 96 Gorgie Road & New Broughton, Edinburgh. EEN 19 Jun, 12 Jul 1916, photo

Pte James MacDougall (24) No. 8870, 2 Scots Gds. Reported missing then KiA. 18 Dec 1914. GWM & Ploesteert Mem. Son of Daniel & Margaret MacDougall, 17 Wheatfield Place. Employed, cab driver. EEN 5 & 10 Feb 1916. TED 7 Feb 1916.

Pte Thomas MacDougall (22) No.4237, 8 BW. KiA 18 Jul 1916. NMM &Thiepval Mem. Son of Thomas & Mary MacDougall, 15 Waggon Road, Bo’ness, late of Dundee Street. EEN 18 Aug 1916.

Pte William MacDougall (39) Enlisted, Edin. No. 5001, 1 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 11 Nov 1914, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b, Edin. Youngest son of late Henry MacDougall (79) d. 1909 & Mary Meiklejohn (66) d. 1898, 11 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 25 Mar 1916.

MacEwan

Pte Andrew MacEwan (27) No. 12146, 2 KOSB. d. 28 May 1916. Faubourg D’Amiens Cem, Arras. b. St Cuthbert’s, Edin. Address, 2 Gibson Terrace. EEN 27 Jun 1916, photo.

MacFadden

Pte Thomas MacFadden ( ) No.1838, 3 Dragoon Gds (Prince of Wales’ Own). DoW received in action 12 Apr 1917. Beaurains Road Cem, Beuarains. Eldest son of Charles MacFadden. Newspaper insert by his friends, Mr & Mrs MacClusky, 148 Dundee Street. EEN 14 & 17 May 1917, photo.

MacFarlane

Corp Charles MacDonald MacFarlane (32) No. 5296, 9 Seaforth Hdrs (Pioneers). Wounded in action 2 Jul 1915, at Festubert, France. DoW 13 Jul 1915, Ruchill Hosp, Glasgow. Funeral from 38 Warrender Park Terrace, Marchmont, to NMC. Son of Angus & Jessie Finnie MacFarlane, of Abernethy, Perthshire. TED 15 Jul 1915.

MacGehan

Pte Alexander MacGehan or MacGechan (40) No. 201423, 5 HLI. DoW received in action 14 Mar 1918, Netley Hosp, Southampton. b. Cambuslang. His sister, Mrs George Robert Hislop, saddler, 40 Caledonian Crescent. Sp, Mary MacGehan. EEN 21, 22 & 27 Mar 1918, photo.

MacGibbon

Trooper George MacGibbon (26) No. 3448, 1 Royal Dragoons. Served six years with Colours in India & Africa. KiA 5 Jun 1915, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Second son of George MacGibbon, coach man, & Mary MacGibbon, 33a Gibson Terrace, late of Reston, Berwickshire. His brother, Pte Robert MacGibbon, R. Engrs, KiA Aug 1915. EEN 14 Jun 1915, photo.

Pte Robert MacGibbon (25) No. 21178, sapper, 12 Field Coy, R. Engrs. KiA 9 Aug 1915, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Youngest son of George MacGibbon, coachman, & Mary MacGibbon, 33a Gibson Terrace, late of Reston, Berwickshire. His brother, Trooper George MacGibbon, 1 Royal Dragoons, KiA 5 Jun 1915. EEN 27 Aug 1915.

2nd Lieut Richard Forsyth MacGibbon (22), Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1917. Only son of the late Robert MacGibbon, of Paisley & Renfrew, & Mrs Robert James, residing, Hayfield, Gorgie. George Heriot’s school. TED 1 & 9 May 1917, photo.

Corp William MacGibbon (20) No. 350188, 16 HLI. KiA 15 Sep 1917 F & F. Coxyde Military Cem. b. Glasgow. Son of Mrs Agnes MacGibbon, 14 Downfield Place. Employed, wood carver.

MacGill

Corp Thomas MacGill ( ) No. 8250, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 11 Apr 1917. Orange Trench Cem, Monchy-Le-Preux. Second son of David MacGill, 68 Dundee Street. EEN 16 Jul 1917.

MacGillivray

Pte Hector William MacGillivray (21), Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 17 Aug 1916. Address, 34 Lower Granton Road. His brother, Alexander MacGillivray, Gas commission servant, 8 Smithfield Street. EEN 4 Jul 1917.

MacGilliwie

Gunner T. MacGilliwie (22) No. 671014, 263 Bde, RFA. Three years’ service. d. pneumonia, 2 Nov 1918, No. 27 General Hosp, Egypt. Cairo War Mem Cem. Youngest son of Thomas & Jane MacGilliwie, 206 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Daniel MacGilliwie, wood carver, 218 Dalry Road. EEN 15 Nov 1918.

MacGilp

Pte Archibald Allison MacGilp (20) No. 350559, 11 R. Scots. d. 13 Apr 1918. Lijsentheok Military Cem. Son of Archibald & Elizabeth Allison MacGilp, 33 Montpelier Park. His brothers, Pte Hugh MacGilp, R. Scots, d. 1915 & L/Corp John MacGilp, R. Scots, d. 23 Apr 1917. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Hugh MacGilp ( ) No. 1701, 9 R. Scots. d. 14 May 1915. Sanctuary Wood Cem. Son of Archibald & Elizabeth Allison MacGilp, 33 Montpelier Park. His brothers, Pte Archibald Allison MacGilp, R. Scots, d.13 Apr 1918 & L/Corp John MacGilp, R. Scots, d. 23 Apr 1917. Boroughmuir school.

L/Corp John MacGilp (19) No.350558, 9 R. Scots. d. 23 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Son of Archibald & Elizabeth Allison MacGilp, 33 Montpelier Park. His brother Pte Archibald Allison MacGilp, R. Scots, d. 13 Apr 1918 & Pte Hugh MacGilp, R. Scots, d 14 May 1915. Boroughmuir school.

MacGlashan

Pte Charles Gilders Lees MacGlashan ( ) No. 43370, 15 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Only son of the late John & Isabella MacGlashan. Sp, Margaret MacArthur & six children, 15 Watson Crescent. Employed, brass finisher, Alder & MacKay, meter works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 9 Mar 1918. TED 6 Jun 1917.

MacGovern

Corp Frank MacGovern (23) No. 200443, 4 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. Jerusalem Mem. Eldest son of Thomas & Mrs MacGovern, Malleny Mills, Balerno & 2 St Mary’s Street. Nephew of Mr & Mrs MacGovern, 13 Westfield Road. EEN 29 Dec 1917.

MacGregor

Pte Thomas MacGregor (18) No. 1763, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 6 Jul 1915, Dardanelles. Pik Farm Cem, Helles. Eldest son of Thomas MacGregor & late Susan MacGregor, 9b Gibson Terrace. Employed, confectioner, Messrs Simon Henderson & Sons Ltd, biscuit works, Slateford Road. EEN 31 Jul 1915. TED 2 Aug 1915.

MacGrouther

Sgt William Erskine MacGrouther ( ) Enlisted 1914. No. 19556, 19 R. Scots. He left the compative shelter of a shell hole to rescue a wounded comrade, lying out in the open, when he was shot through the head by a sniper. Reported missing & KiA 22 Oct 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Only son of Mr & Mrs MacGrouther, goods superintendent, Caledonian Railway, 70 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. He was well known in music circles, & in the Edinburgh Choral Union, Southen Light Opera Co. & Excelsior Glee Quartet. Employed, clerk, Messrs Simon Henderson &Sons Ltd, biscuit works, Slateford Road. EEN 14 & 22 Jan 1918. TED 25 & 31 Jan 1918, photo.

MacGubbin

2nd Lieut Percy Griffith MacGubbin ( ), 7 Rifle Brigade. d. 23 Apr 1918. Pozieres Mem. Boroughmuir school.

MacGuckian

Corp Hugh MacGuckian (33) No. 7606, 2 R. Scots. KiA 2 Jun 1915, F & F. NMC & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Hugh & late Mary MacGuckian, Dunston on Tyne. Sp, Mabel Sloggie MacGuckian, 3 Brandfield Street, Edinburgh. His son Harry MacGuckian, gunner, Royal Artillery, d.1946.

MacGuffie

Gunner Robert MacGuffie (22) No. 347447, 3 Siege Bty, RGA. d. 5 Oct 1918. ESC & Bellicourt British Cem. b. Edin. Address, 9 Richmond Terrace, off Dalry Road. Son of Robert MacGuffie & Mary Brown, 9 Glenogle Road. EEN 28 Oct 1918.

MacGuire

Pte Frank MacGuire (25) No. 1914, ‘D’ Coy, 6 Scots, attached 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs P. MacGuire, 164 Dundee Street & 109 Rose Street. Sp, Mary MacGuire ms Lamb, 2 Washington Lane Cottages & 142 Dalry Road. Newspaper insert by Mrs Petrie, 142 Dalry Road. Employed, Blacksmith. EEN 27 Dec 1915 & 28 Jun 1917.

Pte James MacGuire ( ), 2 Scots Gds. Sixteen years with Colours & as reservist. He had been seven months in the firing line. KiA 28 Apr 1915. Sp, Mrs MacGuire & four children, 20 Caldonian Crescent. Employed, checker, Musselburgh goods station. EEN 20 May 1915.

MacIntosh

Sgt George MacIntosh ( ) No. 11924, 10, 11 HLI. d. 28 Aug 1917. NMM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Sp, Annie MacIntosh ms Faulds, of Edinburgh.

Pte James Angus McIntosh (21) No. 3608, 6 R. Scots. d. 22 Aug 1916. Heilly Station Cem, Mericourt - L'Abbe. b. Edin. Second son of Alexander McIntosh, brewery cellar man, & Jessie McIntosh, 79 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to John MacIntosh, boot maker, 79 Dundee Street. Employed, Cleansing and Lighting Department.

CSM James Stewart MacIntosh (36) No. 315003, Scottish Horse, then 13 BW. Military Service Medal & twice Mentioned in Despatches. KiA 17 Oct 1918. Highland Cem, Le Cateau. Son of George MacIntosh, of Edinburgh. Sp, Frances Kerr Easton MacIntosh, 42 Watson Crescent. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 16 Nov 1918.

Driver John MacIntosh (24) No. 650418, ‘C’ Bty, 86 Bde, RFA. d. 16 Nov 1919. Funeral from 18 Moat Street to NMC.

Pte John MacIntosh ( ), R. Scots. DoW 1917, in hosp. Son of Mrs MacIntosh, 40 Dundee Street. His brother Pte William MacIntosh, R. Scots Fusiliers, DoW in hosp 1917. EEN 1 & 4 May 1917, photo.

Pte William MacIntosh ( ), R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 1917. Son of Mrs MacIntosh, 40 Dundee Street. His brother Pte John MacIntosh, R. Scots, DoW in hosp 1917. EEN 4 May 1917, photo.

2nd Lieut William Alexander MacIntosh (21), 2 R. Scots. Commissioned 1915. DoW 26 Sep 1917, in hosp, France. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of the late William & Mary Ann MacIntosh, 40 Lauriston Place. Boroughmuir school.

MacIntyre

Driver John MacIntyre ( ) No. 23947, 31 Reserve Bty, RFA. d. 14 Dec 1916. Funeral from 3 Grindley Street to NMC.

MacIsaac

L/Corp David MacIsaac (24), No. 135536, 1 Canadian Mounted Rifles. KiA 4 Jun 1917. Bois Carre British Cem, Thelus. Son of David MacIsaac, pipe layer, & Mary MacIsaac, 11 Cathcart Place. His younger brother, Pte John MacIsaac, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA Apr 1917. EEN 23 Jun 1917.

Pte John MacIsaac (19) No.13979, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Highland Cem, Roclincourt. Youngest son of David MacIsaac, pipe layer,& Mary MacIsaac, 11 Cathcart Place. His older brother, L/Corp David MacIsaac, Canadian Mounted Rifles. KiA Jun 1917. EEN 19 & 22 May 1917, photo & 9 Apr 1918.

Mackay

Sgt A. Mackay (36) No. 127151, 6 MGC. Military Medal. d. pneumonia, 24 Nov 1918, in hosp, abroad. Etaples Military Cem. Sp, Elizabeth Ramsay, 7 Bryson Road. EEN 30 Nov & 2 Dec 1918.

Pte Alexander MacKay (34) No.202968, 7 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 31 Jul 1917, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Thomas MacKay, 20 Caledonian Place. Sp, Elizabeth Ross MacKay, 45 Jordon Lane, Morningside. EEN 2 Sep 1918.

2nd Lieut Angus MacKay (24), 9 R. Scots. Transferred to 5 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 16 Nov 1916, France. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Son of Angus & Catherine MacKay, 3 Upper Gilmore Place. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Donald Sutherland “Don” MacKay (23) Enlisted Edin. No. 26435, Cam Hdrs. Transferred to No. 83877, 112 MGC (Inf). DoW 25 Sep 1917, F & F. Hooge Crater Cem. b. Edin. Son of Benjamin MacKay, gardener, & Christina MacKay, 38 Fowler Terrace. His sister Jessie & brother-in-law, same address. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 26 & 27 Oct 1917, photo & 25 Sep 1918. TED 4 Dec 1917.

Pte George Aithie MacKay (20) No. 11723, A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Sep 1918. GWM. Youngest son of William A. & Rebecca MacKay, 1 Westfield Street. EEN 2 Nov 1918.

Pte John MacKay (24) No. 9356, 5 Cam Hdrs. He was serving in India at the outbreak of the War. Reported missing then KiA 3 Feb 1917, F & F. Arras Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs MacKay, Gibson Terrace, then 15 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 14 & 16 Mar 1918, photo.

Pte John MacKay (38) No. 17746, 2 KOSB. Served through South African Boer War. Re-enlisted, Sep 1914 & served in the British Expeditionary Force. KiA 4 Oct 1917. Hooge Crater Cem. b. Edin. Son of John MacKay, Colinton & Mrs MacKay, 7 Robertson Avenue. Perhaps kin to Neil MacKay, lodger, 1914 same address. EEN 15 & 18 Oct 1917, photo.

L/Sgt Neil MacKay (30) No. 902, 1, 9 R. Scots. Eight years service in the battalion. KiA 23 Apr 1915 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs Donald MacKay, 250 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Ewen MacKay, packer, same address. Employed, baker. TED 10 May 1915, photo.

Deck Boy Robert Rose MacKay (17) No.841/SBD, gunner, HMS Dargle, RNVR. d. 31 Oct 1917. GWM & NMC. Son of the late Henry “Harry” & Williamina MacKay, 11 Myrtle Terrace, Slateford Road. EEN 7 Nov 1917, photo.

Sgt William MacKay (34) No. 7869, HLI. d. 22 Sep 1919. Funeral from Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh to NMC. Son of James & Louisa MacKay, 1 Oakfield Court, Pleasance. His brother, Allan MacKay, also fell.

MacKean

Pte David MacKean (20) No. 250143, 5, 6 R. Scots. Served at Gallipoli. DoW, received in action, 27 Sep 1917, c.c.s. Zuydcoote Military Cem. Youngest son of Mrs Euphemia MacKean, 24 Salisbury Street. His sister, Mrs Godfrey, 28 Wardlaw Place. EEN 6 Oct 1917.

MacKeen

Sgt Alexander Nisbet MacKeen (25) No. 8980, 2 Cam Hdrs. Eight years’ service. d. malaria, 7 Oct 1918. Kirechkoi-Hortakoi Military Hosp. Son of Henry & Elaine Nisbet MacKeen, 265 Gorgie Road. His two younger brothers, in the Services. Employed, Messrs Melrose, North Bridge. EEN 17 Oct & 8 Nov 1918, photo. TED 17 & 26 Oct 1918, photo.

MacKendrick

L/Sgt Harry MacKendrick (28), 9 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915, at Loos. Loos Mem. Son of Mrs Jane MacKendrick, 7 Foundry Street, Carron Road, Falkirk. His brother, Robert M. MacKendrick, 23 Murieston Crescent. Employed, dental operator. EEN 4 Nov 1915. TED 6 Nov 1915.

MacKenna

Pte Francis MacKenna (39) No. 4014, 13 R. Scots. Presumed dead. d. 11 May 1916. GWM & St Mary’s A.D.S. Cem, Haisnes. b. Edin.

MacKenzie

2nd Lieut Albert James MacKenzie ( ), Cam (SR). Military Cross. DoW received in action 13 Dec 1917. Fourth son of John W. MacKenzie, coach man, 30 Briarbank Terrace, Shandon. His brother, Major Frank Burnett MacKenzie, b. 1886, teacher, Military Cross & Distinguished Service Order, same address. TED 15 Dec 1917 & 19 Jan 1918.

Pte Albert John Struthers MacKenzie (19) No. 51055, 15 R. Scots. d. 17 Apr 1918. SMM & Montnoir Military Cem, St Jans-Cappell. Son of John & Margaret F. Hall, 1 Burns Place, Newhaven. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Alexander G. MacKenzie (32) No. 21674, 18 R. Scots. d. 20 Feb 1919. Funeral from Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh to EDC. Son of the late John MacKenzie & Elizabeth Haning, 51 Watson Crescent.

Pte Benjamin MacKenzie (32) No. 9217, ‘A’ Coy, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. Served in the North West Frontier Expedition, India 1908. Army pensioner. d. 17 Jun 1918, when he fell over a window into rear of 17 William Street. NMC. Son of Sarah MacKenzie, domestic servant. Employed, messenger, Inland Revenue.

L/Corp David MacKenzie (24) No. 250197, 1, 7 R. Scots. On active service since the outbreak of War & wounded 1915, Dardanelles. DoW 29 Aug 1918. Ligny-Sur- Canche. He resided with his aunt, Mrs Bremner, 8 Wardlaw Street. His brother, John MacKenzie, same address. EEN 17, 24 & 26 Sep 1918, photo.

Pte Donald MacKenzie (30) No.77, 2 Australian Imperial Force. d. 22 Sep 1915. NMC. Son of Mr & Mrs Donald MacKenzie, 10 Royal Park Terrace.

2nd Lieut Frances Edgar MacKenzie (20), King’s Royal Rifles, 8 Cam (SR) attached 13 Cam (SR). KiA 23 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. b. Cardiff. Grandson of Mr & Mrs Donald Hendry, labourer, 4 Dundee Place. Perhaps kin to Pt James Weir MacKenzie, 16 R. Scots, KiA 18 Oct 1917 & William MacKenzie, rubber worker, both of 4 Dundee Place. EEN 18 May 1917.

Able seaman George MacKenzie (23) No. Z/5262, 52621, Hood Battalion, RNVR. KiA 13 Nov 1916. Ancre British Cem, Beaumont-Hamel. Youngest son of Mrs John William Ingram, brick layer, 66 Dundee Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 23 Dec 1916.

Pte James MacKenzie (23) No. 10331, 1 Scots Gds. Reported missing then KiA 27 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. Son of Kenneth MacKenzie, labourer, & Mrs May MacKenzie, 9 Caledonian Crescent. His brother, Sgt John MacKenzie, P.O. Rifles, reported missing 1916 on the Somme. TED 10 Nov 1915. EEN 25 Sep 1916, 27 Sep 1918.

L/Corp James MacKenzie (26) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No. 266524, R. Scots. Transferred to 11 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 27 Sep 1918. Vielle-Chapelle New Military Cem, Lacouture. Only son of George MacKenzie, upholsterer, & Mrs Margaret MacKenzie, 12 Murieston Road. Captain of 47 Coy, Boys’ Brigade. Employed, clerk, Messrs Bernard Ltd, brewers. EEN 19 Oct 1918. TED 19 & 26 Oct 1918, photo.

Pte James Weir MacKenzie (19) No. 2193, 16 R. Scots. KiA 18 Oct 1917 F & F. Solferino Farm Cem. Son of George MacKenzie, baker, & Jessie W. MacKenzie, 4 Dundee Place & 22 Duncan Street. His older brother, Thomas MacKenzie, seriously wounded in hosp, Liverpool. Perhaps kin to 2nd Lieut Frances E. MacKenzie, 13 Cam (SR), KiA 23 Apr 1917 & William MacKenzie, rubber worker, both of 4 Dundee Place. Employed, apprentice baker, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 11 & 14 Nov 1917, photo.

Corp John Bannerman MacKenzie ( ) No.1330, 6 R. Scots. d. 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Helles Mem. b. 1893. Boroughmuir school. Student of Arts.

Pte Peter MacKenzie ( ) No. 48916, No. 2636, 4 R. Scots, then 156 Coy, MGC. DoW 22 Dec 1917. GWM & Gaza War Mem. Address, 1 Well Court, Dean. Youngest son of Alexander MacKenzie, 80 Bonaly Road. His sister, Mrs John Davidson, 1 Appin Terrace. EEN 5 & 17 Jan 1918, photo.

Corp Thomas Stark MacKenzie (27) Enlisted, 1914. No. 5412, Lewis gunner, 1, 7 BW. Served in Macedonia & France. DoW, gunshot in chest, 24 Oct 1918, c.c.s. Ramillies British Cem. Youngest son of Thomas MacKenzie (64), baker, d. 23 Feb 1919 & Jane M. MacKenzie (63) d. 16 Jun 1918, funerals to NMC, 4 Angle Park Terrace. EEN 20 Nov 1918.

Sgt William MacKenzie (28) No.8876, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 25 Apr 1915. Seaforth Cem, Chedder Villa. Elder son of William & Helen S. MacKenzie (65) d.18 May 1918, funeral to NMC, 5 Ritchie Place. Sp, Annie MacKenzie, 1 Saughton Crescent. EEN 11 May 1915. TED 29 May 1915, photo.

Pte William MacKenzie ( ), Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1918. Address, 9 Orwell Place. EEN 24 May 1918, photo.

Mackie/MacKie

Pte Alfred Craigie Keith MacKie (25) No. 113, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Oct 1915 F & F. France (1914-1918) Mem. Younger son of David Keith MacKie, 18 Ogilvie Terrace. EEN 23 Oct 1915.

Pte Alexander K. “Alick” Mackie ( ) No. 19572, R. Scots. KiA 28 Aug 1918. NMM & Assevillers New British Cem. Youngest son of Janet K. Mackie, 4 Appin Terrace, Slateford Road. EEN 25 Sep 1918.

Pte William Mackie (25) No. 19062, ‘C’ Coy, 16 R. Scots. DoW 7 Nov 1918, Cromarty Military Hosp. Funeral 172 Morrison Street to NMC. b. Edin. Only son of William MacKie (62) mason, d. 23 May 1918, funeral to NMC, & Catherine Mackie, 7 Murdoch Terrace. Sp, Anne Hope Mackie, 172 Morrison Street. EEN 12 Nov 1918. TED 26 Apr 1918, photo.

Driver William Thomas Mackie ( ) Enlisted, Aberdeen. No. 175887, ‘D’ Bty, 59 Bde, RFA. DoW 11 Oct 1917 F & F. Dozinghem Military Cem. b. Aberdeen. Sp, Janet Mackie, 11 Merchiston Grove.

MacKillop

Pte John M. MacKillop (30) No. 3402, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Jul 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Sp, resided, Damside Cottages, Westfield, Gorgie. EEN 7 & 8 Aug 1916.

Pte Robert MacKillop (32) No. 8349, 9 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 17 Mar 1917. GWM & Faubourg D’Amiens Cem, Arras. Son of Peter & Elizabeth MacKillop, 2 Newlands, Gorgie.

MacKinnell

Gunner James MacKinnell (33), RGA, d. 5 Nov 1918. b. Edin. Eldest son of James MacKinnell, maltman, & Isabella MacKinnell, 26 Dundee Street. Employed, Burgh Asssessor’s Department.

MacKinnon

Pte Hugh MacKinnon (24) No.320219. 1st/ 1st North Midland Field Amb, RAMC. KiA 24 Sep 1918. Bouvincourt Communal Cem. Only son of Angus MacKinnon, railway servant & Margaret MacKinnon, 181 Gorgie Road. EEN 5 Oct 1918.

Pte Thomas Small MacKinnon ( ) No. 23813, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 2 Aug 1917. GWM & Ypres, Menin Road South Military Cem. Sp, Mary Sinclair MacKinnon & two children, 2 Gorgie Cotages. Employed, McVite Guest, Princes Street. EEN 1 Sep 1917. TED 3 Sep 1917.

MacLaggan

Pte Reginald Henry MacLaggan (18) No. 6232, 1 Gordon Hdrs. DoW 15 Jul 1916. Dive Copse British Cem, Sailley-Le-Sec. Son of the late Sgt H. or Alexander MacLaggan & Harriet Anderson, formerly MacLaggan, 26 Springwell Place. EEN 17 Aug 1916.

MacLaren

Pte Alexander MacLaren (26) No. 13471, 7 BW. Reported missing then KiA 21Mar 1918. SMM & Arras Mem. Third son of late Alexander T. & Rebecca MacLean, 48 Dundee Street. EEN 6 May 1918.

Sgt James MacLaren (43) No. 4217, Depot, R. Scots. d. 1 May 1916. Funeral from Falkirk to EDC. Son of Lawrence & Mary McLaren of Polkemmit, West Lothian.

L/Sgt J. D. MacLaren (28) No. 306, Came from India with 2 BW. Tranf. to 1 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915 F & F. Loos Mem. Address, 18 Hazelbank Terrace. Perhaps son of George Dickson MacLaren & Christina MacLaren, Lower Kaimai, Tauranga, New Zealand. Nephew of Mr & Mrs MacLaren, 18 Henderson Terrace. Perhaps brother to Rifleman William White MacLaren,New Zealand Contingent, KiA 5 Apr 1917, 18 Hazelbank Terrace & kin to Isabella M. G. MacLaren (24) d. 1 Dec 1921, funeral 18 Henderson Terrace to ESC. EEN 3 Aug 1916.

Pte James Milne MacLaren (30) No. 800112, 15 Canadian Hdrs. DoW 1 Sep 1918. Faubourg D’Amiens Cem, Arras. b. Edin. Son of the late Donald MacLaren & Ann Milne, 4 Watson Crescent. His sister & two brothers on active service. His brother, Pte W. MacLaren, R. Scots Fusiliers, wounded 1918. Sp. Mary Jane Armstrong Cranston, formerly MacLaren, 76 Prichard Avenue, Toronto, Canada. EEN 12 Oct 1918.

Capt John Francis MacLaren, otherwise John Fraser MacLaren (22) OTC Feb 1914, 2nd Lieut in Aug 1914, Capt in Aug 1915, 2 or 4 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Sep 1915 France. Loos Mem. b. 1893, Edin. Son of Andrew MacLaren (63), police constable, d. 1 Jun 1919 funeral to NMC & Mary MacLaren nee Campbell, 15 Shandon Place. His brothers, Peter MacLaren (32), railway traffic inspector, d. 12 Jun 1916, phthisis pulmonorualis, funeral to NMC & Pte Neil McLaren, Devonshire Regt, KiA 24 Apr 1917, both same address. Boroughmuir School. Student of Arts, Edin Uni. EEN 28 Sep 1916. TED 8 Oct 1915, full figure photo.

Pte Neil MacLaren ( ), Devonshire Regiment. Reported missing then KiA 24 Apr 1917. Third Son of Andrew MacLaren (63), police constable, d. 1 Jun 1919 funeral to NMC & Mary MacLaren nee Campbell, 15 Shandon Place. His brothers, Peter MacLaren (32), railway traffic inspector, d. 12 Jun 1916, phthisis pulmonorualis, funeral to NMC & Capt John Francis MacLaren, Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Sep 1915. EEN 3 Aug 1918.

Rifleman William White MacLaren (25) No. 46236, 2, 3 New Zealand Contingent. KiA 5 Apr 1918. Euston Road Cem, Colincamps. b. Scotland. 18 Hazelbank Terrace, Shandon. Son of George Dickson MacLaren & Christina MacLaren, Lower Kaimai, Tauranga, New Zealand. Perhaps brother to L/Sgt J. D. MacLaren, 1 BW, KiA 25 Sep 1915, nephew to Mr & Mrs MacLaren, 18 Henderson Terrace, & kin to Isabella M. G. MacLaren (24) d. 1 Dec 1921, funeral from 18 Henderson Terrace to ESC. EEN 29 Jun 1918.

MacLaughlan

Pte Thomas MacLaughlan ( ), 1 KOSB. KiA 4 Jun 1915, Dardanelles Son of Mr MacLaughland, 16 Dean Park Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 14 Aug 1915.

MacLean

L/Corp Hector MacLean ( ), 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Dud Corner Cem, Loos. Newspaper insert by friend, Mrs Monteith, 16 Wardlaw Street. EEN 25 Sep 1916.

Corp John MacLean (31), Capt Beaton’s ‘A’ Coy, 4 Cam Hdrs. KiA 1915, shot through the head while defending trench. Eldest son of John MacLean of Skye. He resided with his sister, His sister, Mrs James Oliver Buchanan, clerk, 48 Cowan Road, Shandon. EEN 5 May 1915. TED 10 May 1915, photo.

L/Corp Magnus Charles MacLean (22) No.1063, 6 R. Scots. Transf to 8 R.Scots. DoW 20 Mar 1915, Stevens Hospital, Dublin. EDC. Son of Magnus & Catherine MacLean, 1 West End Place, off Dalry Road. Perhaps he was, Magnus Charles MacLean, painter, in 1914, 5 Downfield Place. Football player & harrier. EEN 22 & 27 Mar 1915, photo.

MacLeish

Pte Robert C. MacLeish (30) No. 1608, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. Reported wounded, missing then KiA 25 Sep 1915. Loos Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs Alexander MacLeish, cabinet maker, 26 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 12 Oct 1916.

MacLennan

Pte Donald John MacLennan (22), ‘D’ Coy, 1, 8 A & S Hdrs. d. 1 Oct 1917. Son of Ronald & Jane MacLennan, 44 Spotiswoode Street. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Hugh R. MacLennan ( ) No.1290. 9 R. Scots. d. 27 Jul 1916. Flatiron Copse Cem, Mametz. Son of Police Lieut. MacLennan, Edinburgh City Police. Boroughmuir school.

L/Corp Robert MacLennan (32) No. 17183, 11 R. Scots. KiA 8 Jul 1918. Peuplier Military Cem, Caestre. Youngest son of the late Robert MacLennan, rubber worker & Mary MacLennan, 20 Yeaman Place. Perhaps kin to Robrt MacLennan (20) d. 3 Jun 1915, funeral From 20 Yeaman Place to NMC. Employed, french polisher. EEN 2 Aug 1918.

Pte W. MacLennan ( ) KiA 1916 Late of Brechin & resided, 5 Wardlaw Street. EEN 22 May 1916.

MacLeod

Corp Daniel MacLeod ( ) Enlisted, Edin. 18 Middlesex Regt. KiA, 20 Aug 1916, F & F. GWM & Flatiron Copse Cem, Mametz. b. Inverness. Address, Stewart Terrace. His brother & sister-in-law, Alexander MacLeod, on active service & Mrs MacLeod, 21 Wardlaw Place. EEN 30 Sep 1916.

Pte Donald MacLeod (19) No. 202583, ‘C’ Coy, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 24 Aug 1918, France. NMC & Caestre Military Cem. Youngest son of George MacLeod, rubber worker, & Mary Syme MacLeod, proprietor at 26 Watson Crescent. Perhaps kin to James MacLeod, rubber worker, same address. EEN 2 Sep 1918.

Corp John MacLeod (40) Enlisted, June 1916. No.64206, 200 Coy, MGC. d. 7 Oct 1918. Leventie Military Cem, La Gorgue. Son of Norman & Margaret MacLeod, 13 Arnol, Bravas, Stornaway. Sp, Christina Edwards MacLeod & three children, 18 Wardlaw Street. EEN 2 & 8 Nov 1918.

Pte John MacLeod (28), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 7 Jan 1916, Mesopotamia. Basra Mem. Sp, Jane Denholm, 17 Watson Crescent. Employed, french polisher. EEN 31 Jan & 4 Feb 1916, photo.

Sgt Simon MacLeod (26) Enlisted, Edin. No. 7761, gymnastic instructor, 1 Cam Hdrs. On recruiting staff at Cockburn Street, Edinburgh. DoW 5 Nov 1914 F & F. Wimmereux Communal Cem. b. St Leonard’s, Edin. Third son of Simon & Jessie MacLeod, of Inverness & 42 Watson Crescent. His brother, L/Corp Ewan MacLeod, Middlesex Regt, wounded for fifth time in 1916. TED 25 & 26 Nov 1914, photo.

MacLuckie

Pte George MacLuckie ( ) No. 351046, 9 R. Scots. KiA 20 Sep 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. His brother, Pte Andrew MacLuckie, rubber worker, 44 Corporation Buildings, MacLeod Street. In 1918, his sister-in-law, Mrs MacLuckie, that address, received good citizenship award for enabling the arrest of a man on charges of fraud. EEN 13 Oct 1917.

Pte Robert MacLuckie (24) No. 4201, 4 R. Scots. d. 22 Oct 1918. Funeral from 170 Morrison Street to NMC. Sp, Margaret Howatson, formerly McLuckie, 170 Morrison Street.

MacLuskey

Pte Thomas Vincent MacLuskey (32) No. 37845, 2 HLI. DoW 1 Dec 1917. GWM & Hermes Hill British Cem. Youngest son of Bernard & Annie MacLuskey, Davidson’s Mains, Edinburgh. Sp, Isabella Henderson Flynn MacLuskey & two children, 4 Robertson Avenue & 12 Hutchison Crossway. Employed, joiner, Mr Forrest, Gorgie. EEN 27 Feb 1918.

MacMath

Pte William Elliot MacMath (30) No. 43675, 6 R. Scots. Wounded 1916. DoW. 5 Jun 1917, Manchester. Funeral from 18 Watson Crescent to NMC. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Walter Laidlaw MacMath of Edinburgh. Perhaps kin to Elizabeth S. MacMath (46) d. 4 Feb 1919, funeral 18 Watson Crescent to NMC, & David Cameron MacMath (31) electrical engineer, d. 20 Feb 1919, funeral from 7 Moat Street to NMC. David was the son of Kennedy MacMath, rubber worker. TED 27 Nov 1916. EEN 8 Jun 1917.

MacMorran

Pte John MacMorran (22) No. 1853, HLI and 3/2 Lowland Field Amb, RAMC. KiA 12 Jul 1915, Dardanelles. GWM, NMM & Skew Bridge Cem. Only son of John & Jane Mowat MacMorran, 5 Westfield Street. TED 30 Jul & 9 Aug 1915, photo.

MacNab

Pte James MacNab (21) No. 28182, 11 Cam (SR). KiA 8 May 1917. Doiran Military Cem. Son of James & Janet MacNab, 28 Watson Crescent. Newspaper insert by his friend Bella. Employed, Messrs MacKenzie & Moncur, Balcarras Street. EEN 9, 11, 13, photo, 16 Jun 1917.

MacNair

Band Sgt Alexander MacNair (49), assistant barrack warden & former Band Sgt, Seaforth Hdrs, 72nd Regt. d. 15 Mar 1918, 19 Watson Crescent. Funeral to NMC. His sister Mrs Allan’s home, 19 Watson Crescent. TED 16 Mar 1918.

MacNeill

Sgt Joseph MacNeill ( ), Cam (SR) then R. Scots. KiA 18 Sep 1918. Youngest son of Mrs MacNeill, 3 Moat Place. Sp, Ann P. MacMath, 35 Morningside Road. TED 5 Oct 1918.

MacNicol

L/Corp Donald MacNicol (20), Enlisted, Edin. No. 275545, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 3 Oct 1917, F & F. Coxyde Military Cem. b. Edin. Son of William & Annie MacNicol, 16 Bowden Road, Wallasey. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

MacQuair

L/Corp John MacQuair (26) Enlisted 1916. No.357954, 1,10 King’s Liverpool Regt. Reported missing then KiA 31 Jul 1917. New Irish Farm Cem. Second son of Charles & Janet Charles John MacQuair, 2 Caledonian Place. Employed, steard, Cunard Line. EEN 18 & 24 May 1918, photo.

MacCrae/MacRae

Pte Duncan Roderick MacCrae or MacRae (37) No. 2272, 1, 5 R. Scots (Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles). Fought in the South African Boer War. DoW 16 May 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. His aunt, Mrs Hamilton, 21 Guthrie Street. Sp, Jane Cormack & four children, 4 Murieston Place. His son, Sgt W. H. MacCrae, wounded 1916. Employed, Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 24 May 1915, 2 Jun 1915, photo & 24 Jul 1916.

Pte George MacRae ( ) No. 250919, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 29 Sep 1918. GWM & Vis- en-Artois Mem. Sp, Margaret A. MacRae, & five children, 10 Smithfield Street. Employed, packer. EEN 5 Nov & 2 Dec 1918, photo.

MacSherry

2nd Lieut Bernard MacSherry (27), 2 Manchester Regt. KiA 14 Apr 1918, Quesnpy Farm Military Cem. Third son of Mr & Mrs James MacSherry, 369 Leith Walk. Sp, Marion”Minni” MacArdle MacSherry, 8 Wardlaw Street. EEN 24 & 30 Apr 1918, photo.

MacSloy

Pte Bernard MacSloy (21) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No.71185, 4 Field Ambulance, Canadian Army Medical Corps. d. 8 Nov 1918. Elouges Communal Cem. b. Edin. Address, 13 Watson Crescent. Son of H & Violet MacSloy, 9 Laing Street, Port Chalmers, Otago, New Zealand. Perhaps kin to James McSloy, baker, 13 Watson Crescent. EEN 20 Mar 1919, photo.

MacVey

L/Corp Andrew K. MacVey (40) No. 1471, 2/ 4 R. Scots. d. 24 Aug 1916. Funeral from Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh. EDC.

MacVie

Pte Samuel MacVie (20) No. 26523, 13 R. Scots. d. 1 Aug 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of the late Andrew & Bella B. MacVie, Lennie, Schoolhouse, Cramond Brig. Boroughmuir school.

Mabon

Pte William Calder Mabon (22) No. 11600, 1 Cam. Hdrs. KiA 26 Jan 1915 F & F. GWM & Le Touret Mem. Son of Walter Mabon, Iron foundary labourer, & Jemmima Mabon, 22 Wardlaw Place. His brothers, in 1911 same address, Thomas A.C. Mabon (20), iron foundry labourer, & William C. Mabon (18), cleaner. EEN 17 & 22 Mar 1915, photo, 25 Jan 1917.

Madden

Pte James Madden (32) No. 3032671, Canadian Inf (Eastern Ontario) 3. KiA 2 Sep 1918. Dominion Cem, Hendecourt-Les-Cagnicourt. Son of James & Margaret Madden, Edinburgh. Dearly loved by his friends, Mr & Mrs Hugh Kerr, 12 Downfield Place. EEN 16 Sep 1918.

Magee

Pte William Daniel Magee or MacGee (20) Enlisted, Edin. No. 31307, R. Scots, then No. 42082, 15 HLI. DoW 12 Jun 1918 F & F. GWM & Bagneux British Cem. Gezaicourt. . b. Edin. Son of William Daniel Magee, Airman 1st class, Royal Air Force & Lillian Magee, 7 Wheatfield Terrace. His older brother, Joseph Laird Magee EEN 24 Jun 1918.

Main

Pte James Edward Main (29) No. 201644, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. d.1 Sep 1918. SMM & Vis-en-Artois Mem.

L/Corp John Main (34) No. 21643, 17 R. Scots. DoW received in action 14 Apr 1916. Merville Communal Cem. Son of John Main (70) d. 4 Mar 1921, funeral to ESC, 4 Reid’s Buildings, Gorgie. His brother, Robert, same address. EEN 1 & 2 May 1916, photo.

Pte John Main (19) No. 292654, “D” Coy, 1, 7 BW. d. 25 Apr 1917. Brown’s Copse Cem, Roeux. b. Edin. Son of Mrs Mary Main, Veitch’s Building, Slateford. EEN 17 May 1917, photo.

Mair

Pte Walter David Mair (29) No. 2071, 4 R. Scots. d. 15 Jul 1915, Gallipoli. Lancashire Landing Cem. Only son of Jessie Leishman Mair, 43 Slateford Road. MA, Edin Uni.

Malcolm

Pte Alfred Griffiths Malcolm (19) No. 41048, 17 R. Scots. d. 23 Aug 1917. NMC & Villers-Faucon Communal Cem. Son of the late Thomas J. & Catherine Malcom, 5 Orwell Place.

L/Corp Archibald Malcolm ( ) No. 16996, R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 11 May 1915. Second son of Robert. Malcolm, fireman, 9 Stewart Terrace. Sp, Mrs Malcolm & two children, Newarthill, Holytown. EEN 19 & 21 Sep 1916, photo.

Pte Robert McPherson Malcolm (24) No. 30047, 1 HLI. Reported drowned 4 May 1917, in Transylvania. GWM & Savona Town Cem. Only son of James & Louisa Malcolm, 13 Stewart Terrace. EEN 26 May 1917.

Mallace

L/Corp John Mallace (44) No. 275494, 5, 6 R. Scots. d. 5 Sep 1918. SMM & Heath Cem, Har Bonnieres. b. 1874. Eldest son of the late Alexander & Mrs Mallace, 30 Morningside Road.

Mann

Gunner William Andrew Mann (20) No. 14126, 4 Royal Marine Artillery. Killed 23 Apr 1918 at Zeebrugge. NMC & Dover (St James's) Cem. Address, 1 Wardlaw Place. Grandson of William Mann (70) d. 27 Jan 1921, & Barbara Pringle Mann (70) d. 1 Feb 1919, funerals 1 Wardlaw Place to NMC.

Manson

Corp Francis McKenzie Manson (26) No. 175699, RFA, then No. 36014, 1, 4 Loyal North Lancashire Regt. Military Medal. KiA 22 Oct 1918 F & F. Esplechin Churchyard. Son of the late James & Margaret Manson, 1 Elgin Place. Boroughmuir school.

Pte James Manson (27) No. 120584, Lothian & Borders Horse. d. 1 Aug 1919. Funeral 21 Brougham Street, Tollcross, to EDC. Son of William & Isabella Manson, 16 Comiston Road.

Pte John Longmuir Smith Manson (28) Enlisted, Edin. No. 18843, A & S Hdrs, then No. 41127, Seaforth Hdrs. Served since Aug 1914. KiA 23 Mar 1918 F & F. Pozieres Mem. b. 1894, Merchiston, Edin. Son of Mr & Mrs Manson, 21 Orwell Place. Sp, Mrs Manson & two children, 54 Dundee Street. Employed, horse & general dealer. EEN 8 & 14 May 1918, photo.

Pte William Manson ( ), 5 R. Scots. Wounded at the Dardanelles KiA Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Boroughmuir school. Student of Medicine.

Marshall

Pte James H. Marshall (19) Enlisted, Edin. No.202191, 5 HLI (City of Glasgow). Reported missing then KiA 8 Nov 1917, Egypt. b. Karachi, India. Son of the late Colour Sgt. James Marshall & Janet Allan, formerly Marshall, 19 Watson Crescent. TED 6 May 1918, photo.

Martin

Pte Gavin Martin (22), 13 BW. d. 5 Mar 1918. NMC. Perhaps kin to Gavin H. D. Martin (75) d. 10 Jun 1914, funeral 141 Dundee Street to NMC

Sgt James Martin (27) No. 19870, 16 R. Scots. d. 6 Aug 1916, burning accident, caused by an explosion in a dug out. Albert Communal Cem Extn. Son of William & Annie Maria Dowman Martin, 7 Dalkeith Road. Sp, Jeanie Johns Martin, 11 Stewart Terrace. EEN 22 Aug 1916, photo. TED 30 Aug 1916.

CSM James Thomson Martin ( ) No. 19582, 16 R. Scots. KiA 27 Aug 1917. Thiepval Mem. Sp, Margaret Laidlaw, 7 Caledonian Road. EEN 22 Sep 1917.

Pte John McCormack Martin (25) No. 41058, 17 R. Scots. KiA 3 Mar 1917. GWM & Fouqescourt British Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs Charles Stewart Martin, 1 Wheatfield Street. Perhaps kin to L/ Corp William Martin, R. Scots, same address, wounded for a second time, 1918. Employed, North British Rubber Co, Castle Mills. EEN 30 Mar 1917, photo. TED 23 Mar 1917.

Lieut William Murdoch Martin (20), 13 R. Scots. d. 22 Aug 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Thomas Lees Martin & Carolina Martin, 30 Morningside Drive. Boroughmuir school.

Mason

Pte Andrew Mason ( ) No. 3775, 5 R. Scots. d. 18 May 1916. Currie Parish Church, Midlothian. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

L/Corp Charles Mason (24) No. 351212, 9 R. Scots. d. 23 Nov 1917, GWM & Cambrai Mem, Louverval. Son of George & Jane Hobson Mason, 175 Gorgie Road. EEN 18 Dec 1917, photo.

Trooper James Mason, perhaps Manson (30), Scots Greys. KiA 23 Mar 1918, Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Mason, 24 Fowler Terrace. EEN 16 Apr 1918. TED 18 Apr 1918.

Pte James Mason (22) No. 202329, 1, 4 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 24 Sep 1917. NMM & Dozinghem Militiary Cem. Younger son of the late David Mason, van man, d. 1916, heart disease & Lillias Stewart, 7 Wardlaw Place. Grandson of Alexander Mason & Margaret Reid. His brother, Alexander Mason of Barrhead, Glasgow. EEN 2 & 29 Oct 1917, photo.

Chief steward James Mason (27), SS Lodoga, of Leith, Mercantile Marine. d. 16 Apr 1918. NMM & Tower Hill Mem. Sp, the late Mary Mason.

Pte John S. Mason (20) Enlisted, May 1916. Seaforth Hdrs. He was severely gassed in Aug 1918 & had just returned to the fighting. KiA 1918. Youngest son of late George & Mrs Elizabeth “Betty” Mason, 5 Stewart Terrace. His brother, Pte Robert Cornfoot Mason, Cam Hdrs, KiA 1915. Employed, Messrs Scott & Morton, Tynecastle Lane. TED 12 Nov 1918.

Pte Robert Cornfoot Mason (28), 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 14 Oct 1915 F & F. Blauwepoort Farm Cem. Second son of late George & Mrs Elizabeth “Betty” Mason, 5 Stewart Terrace. His brother Pte John S. Mason, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 1918. EEN 21, 23 & 26 Oct 1915, photo.

Mather

Corp Alfred Ernest Mather (29) No. 484, 1 Lowland Bde, RFA. d. 2 Oct 1915. SMM & Edinburgh (Comely Bank) Cem. Son of James & Elizabeth Scott Mather, 32 Merchiston Avenue.

Mathieson

L/Corp Andrew Mathieson (23) No. 351026, Pte 1, 9 R. Scots June 1915, L/Corp. Dec 1916 France. Served at Arras. DoW 1 May 1917, Dover Military Hosp. Funeral 2 Ogilvie Terrace to NMC. b. 1893, Edin. Son of tailor William Mathieson, 2 Ogilvie Terrace. Boroughmuir school. MA Arts, Edin, Uni. Employed, student teacher. EEN 4 May 1917.

Pte John Mathieson (24), 2 Gordon Hdrs. Served seven years with the Colours in India & Egypt. KiA 26 Oct 1914. SSM. His brother resided, Dalry Road. EEN 10 Apr 1915, photo.

Pte John Mathieson (21) Enlisted, Edin. No.2280, ‘D’ Coy, 9 R. Scots. Killed in bombardment 7 Apr 1915. Ramparts Cem, Lille Gate. Son of Joseph Mathieson, blacksmith, & Margaret Mathieson, 27 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. Perhaps kin to James Mathieson, pattern maker & Joseph Mathieson, junior, engineer, both of same address. TED 14 Apr 1915, full figure photo.

Mattocks

L/Corp Andrew Cowe Mattocks (21) Enlisted, Edin. No. 11303, 2 R. Scots. KiA 20 Jul 1915 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. Glasgow. Son of William Mattocks, 14 R. Scots, 137 Fountainbridge. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Sutherland, 2 Murdoch Terrace. Two brothers, Pte George Mattocks, R. Scots, KiA Mar 1915 & another in Cam Hdrs. 6 Perhaps kin to William Mattocks ( /52) d.18 Apr 1915, funeral 137 Fountainbridge to NMC. EEN 11 Aug 1915.

Pte George Mattocks (19) No. 2549, 2 or 3 R. Scots. KiA 9 Mar 1915 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of William Mattocks, 14 R. Scots, 137 Fountainbridge. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Sutherland, 2 Murdoch Terrace. Two brothers, L/Corp Andrew Mattocks, R. Scots, KiA Jul 1915 & another in Cam Hdrs.. Perhaps kin to William 6 Mattocks ( /52) d. 18 Apr 1915, funeral from 137 Fountainbridge to NMC. Employed, cleaner locomotive dept, Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 20 Mar 1915.

May

Driver James Hewit May ( ), Scottish Horse. DoW 1916. Address, 27 Stewart Terrace. Son of Mr & Mrs May, 13 Rosemount Buildings, Edin. Employed, lorry man, Edinburgh Milk Co, Slateford Road. TED 30 Oct 1916, photo.

Meal

L/Corp David Meal (29) No. 40986, R. Scots. KiA 28 Mar 1918. Poziers Mem. Eldest son of the late David Meal, engineer, & Isabella Garden Meal, 30 Bryson Road. Sp, Dorothea Anne McGregor, 34 Robertson Avenue & 26 Grosvenor Place, Aberdeen. Perhaps kin to David Meal (61) d. 22 Sep 1916, funeral Royal Infimary, Edin. to NMC. Employed, wood carver. EEN 10 Apr 1918.

Meek

Pte William Patrick Meek (19), Canadian Corps, attached, Seige Park, MT, RASC. KiA 29 Sep 1918 F & F. Chapel Corner Cem, Sauchy-Lestree. b. Edin. Youngest son of John & Mrs Meek, 8 Upper Grove Place & Roseburn Terrace. His sister, Mrs Spence, 2 Wardlaw Terrace. His two brothers, one in the Royal Navy & another in American Navy. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 21, 22 & 29 Oct 1918.

Meikle

John Dodds Meikle (38) d. 5 May 1921, heart disease. Funeral to ESC. Unmarried, 109 Gorgie Road. Son of John Meikle, baker, & Elizabeth Putillo. Employed, house painter.

Meiklejohn

Pte William Meiklejohn ( ) No. 40778, 1 Gordon Hdrs. Reported wounded, missing, then KiA 14 Jun 1917. NMM & Arras Mem. Sp, Mrs M. F. Meiklejohn, 1 Hermand Crescent. Employed, sales man, North British Rubber Co. EEN 25 May 1918. TED 11 Sep 1917.

Meldrum

Pte Alexander Meldrum (21) Enlisted, Edin. No. 11019, 1 Gordon Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 18 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. b. Edin. Eldest son of Robert Anderson Meldrum, bricklayer, & Janet Meldrum, 25 Watson Crescent. EEN 28 Apr 1917. TED 4 May 1917.

Melrose

L/Corp James Dickson Melrose (23) No. 202443, ‘A’ Coy, 5, 6 Cam (SR). Wounded at Gallipoli. KiA 16 Apr 1918. Ploesteert Mem. Fourth son of John Melrose (53) d. 10 Jan 1917, funeral to NMC & Mary Melrose, 5 Murieston Crescent. Employed, apprentice engineer, West End Engine Works, Dundee Street. EEN 4 & 21 May 1918, photo. TED 6 May 1918.

Melville

Corp Archibald N. Melville (20), 1, 5 Gordon Hdrs. d. 1 Aug 1918. Raperie British Cem, Villemontoire. Address, 16 Comiston Road. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Peter Forbes Melville (20) No. 1255, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 1 Jan 1915. GWM & Berksw Cem Extn. Son of Andrew Melville, iron moulder, & Margaret Melville 13 Westfield Road. His brother, Pte Robert J. Melville, R. Scots, d. 1917. Employed, Cleansing & Lighting Dept.

Pte Robert J. Melville (20) No. 1823, 1, 5 R. Scots. d. 17 Jan 1917. GWM & Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Second son of Andrew Melville, iron moulder, & Margaret Melville, 13 Westfield Road. His brother, Pte Peter Forbes Melville, Seaforth Hdrs, d. 1915.

Menzies

Pte David Charles Menzies ( ) No. 88278, 92 Field Ambulance, RAMC. DoW 22 Jan 1917. Varennes Military Cem. His brother & sister-in-law, Mr & Mrs Menzies, 6 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 1 Feb 1917.

Mercer

L/Corp Nichol Mercer (38) No. 21952, 15 R. Scots. DoW 24 Mar 1918. GWM & Etaples Military Cem. Sp, Marion Mercer & five children, 9 Newton Street. Employed, Alder & MacKay, meter makers, Stewart Terrace. EEN 1 Apr 1918.

Merry

L/Corp William Merry ( ), signaller, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 21 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. Elder son of Robert Merry, 3 Harrison Road. Perhaps kin to Robert Merry, boot maker, 30 Ivy Terrace. EEN 30 Apr 1918.

Messer

Pte Thomas Young “Tom” Messer (23) No. 200483, 13 R. Scots. KiA 15 Aug 1918. St Mary’s A.D.S. Cem, Haisnes. Only son of Thomas Messer, late of HLI, with Mrs Purcell, 20 Yeaman Place. His sister, Mrs McBride, 15 Ivy Terrace. EEN 25 & 28 Sep, 12 & 29 Oct 1918, photo.

Meston

Pte John F. Meston (19) No. 2586, 9 R. Scots. d. 14 May 1915. Sanctuary Wood Cem. Son of the late John & Janet Meston. Perhaps kin to Frederick Meston, 42 Cowan Road, Shandon. Boroughmuir school.

Methven

Pte Frank Methven (20) No. 275226, Territorial at outbreak of War, 12 R. Scots. DoW 14 Oct 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Eldest son of Mrs & Mrs Colin Methven, cleaner, 9 Murdoch Terrace. Perhaps kin to Lillias Methven (43) d. 3 Dec 1917 & still born child d. 20 Aug 1915, both funerals from 9 Murdoch Terrace to EDC. Employed, locomotive department, Caledonian Railway, Dalry. EEN 17 Nov & 24 Dec 1917, photo.

Pte William Methven (36) No. 7902, 2 R. Scots. KiA 14 Dec 1914 F & F, Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Youngest son of late William Methven, Seaforth Hdrs & Mrs Mary Methven, 5 McLeod Street. His sister, Mrs Cumming, same address. Sp, Margaret Bathgate, 10 McLeod Street. Employed, labourer. EEN 25 Feb 1915.

Middlemas

Pte William Middlemas ( ) No. 19425, R. Scots. d. 21 Jun 1916. Youngest son of James Brydie, 8 Bonaly Road, Shandon. EEN 28 Jun 1916.

Pte William Middlemas (21) No. 18530, 10 Cam (SR). d. 25 Feb 1916. Funeral from 75 Rosemount Buildings to NMC.

Miles

Pte Hebert T. Miles (19) No. 13360, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 9 May 1915. Le Touret Mem. b. Stenton, East Lothian. Address, 1 Wheatfield Road. EEN 13 Apr 1916, photo.

Millar

Trooper Alexander Millar (22) No. 5561, 1, 2 Lovat’s Scouts. DoW 16 Oct 1915, Dardanelles. Lala Baba Cem. Son of George & Isabella Millar, 54 Dundee Street. Sp, Agnes McDougall Hastie, formerly Millar, & child, Employed, stationer, Messrs Menzies & Co, bookstall, Waverley Station. EEN 6 & 10 Nov 1915, photo, 16 Oct 1916. TED 8 Nov 1915.

Pte George Millar ( ) No.200996, 4, 5 BW. KiA 9 Jul 1917. Brandhoek Military Cem. b. Edin. His sister, Mrs Tait, 10 Newton Street. Son-in-law of Mrs Angus, 6 Session Street, Dundee. EEN 27 Jul & 2 Aug 1917, photo.

Millar/Miller

Pte A. S. Miller ( ) RFA & KOSB. Perhaps Pte Alexander Smith Miller ( ) No. 46135, R. Scots Fusiliers. Transf. to 465 Agricultural Coy, Labour Corps. d. 24 Oct 1918. Dunbar Cemetery. b. 28 Nov 1893, Balerno. Son of Sholto George Douglas Miller & Janet Mary Smith, of Corstophine, Currie & Dunbar. Grandson of James Miller & Margaret Adams, and James Smith & Ellen Copeley. Employed, market gardener.

Sapper Andrew Wilson Miller (33) No. 93293, 218 Field Coy, R. Engrs. d. 14 Dec 1917. Mendinghem British Cem. Son of Alexander & Christina Miller, Castle Street, Coalsnaughton, Tillycoultry. Sp, Isabella Kennedy Miller, 10 Murdoch Terrace.

L/Corp George H. Miller ( ) No. 5381, L/ Corp or Sgt, 1, 2 Scottish Horse, d. 17 Nov 1915, Sulva Bay, Dardanelles. Green Hill Cem. Son of the late James H. Miller, Downfield Place & Mrs Miller, 8 Hermand Street. EEN 4 Feb 1916.

Pte George W. Miller (21) No. 11947, 2 or 10 HLI. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battles of Loos. Loos Mem. Second son of Mr & Mrs Miller, formerly of Rose Street. His brother & sister-in-law, John Miller, RFA & Grace Miller, 22 Orwell Place. EEN 25 Sep 1916 & 25 Sep 1918. TED 27 Oct 1915.

Corp James Crosbie Miller ( ) No. 2970, 3 Coldstream Gds. d. 23 Sep 1916. Delville Wood Cem, Longueval. Address, 2 Gibson Terrace. Employed, rubber worker. EEN 24 Oct 1916, photo.

James Miller ( ), Canadian Mounted Rifles. d. 20 Jun 1916. Address, 1 Harrison Road. EEN 10 Jul 1916.

Pte James F. Miller ( ) No. 10324, 9 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 10 Jul 1916. Peronne Road Cem, Maricourt. Address, 123 Dundee Street. Sp, Elizabeth McMillan. Employed, joiner, Edinburgh Corporation. EEN 31 Jul 1916.

Pte John Miller (24) No. 307041, shoeing smith, 2nd/ 1st Lowland Bty, RGA. DoW 20 Oct 1918, in hosp, France. St Sever Cem Extn, Rouen. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Miller, 10 Arthur Street. His friend, Miss J. Mackay, 1 Tay Street. EEN 26 Oct 1918.

Gunner William Miller (21) No. 650016, ‘C’ Bty, 315 Bde, RFA. KiA 28 Apr 1917. Anzin-St.Aubin British Cem. Fourth son of Mr & Mrs Peter Miller, 15 Henderson Terrace. His brothers, Pte Peter Miller, A & S Hdrs, gassed then wounded 1918 & Robert Robertson Miller, french polisher, both of 15 Henderson Terrace. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 5, 14 & 17 May 1917, photo.

Millie

Pte James Millie (27) No. 11896, 1 BW. d. 18 Aug 1916. NMM & Adanac Military Cem, Miraumont. Son of Alexander Millie (58) d. 2 Aug 1918, funeral to NMC, & Margaret Millie, 4 Upper Gilmore Place. Perhaps kin to Alexander Millie (21) d. 20 Jul 1921, funeral from Royal Infirmary, Edin. to NMC

Mills

Pte David Mills ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 8041, 2 R. Scots. Served through South African “Boer” War, including several “stiff engagements”. d. 31 Oct 1914 F & F. Bethune Town Cem. b. Edin. Address, Watson Crescent. Employed, W.R. Annan, Watson Crescent. TED 3 Dec 1914, photo.

Milne

Sgt Andrew Laird Milne (23) No. 83101, ‘Y’ Coy, RAMC. d. 5 Jul 1917. Funeral from 50 Temple park Crescent to NMC. Son of James & the late Catherine Milne, 31 Dundee Terrace. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

2nd Lieut Irvine McKenzie Milne (33), 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. Gazetted, Mar 1916. KiA 31 Aug 1917. Lebucouire Communal Cem Extn. Son of Thomas Milne, merchant seaman, & Agnes McDonald Milne, Aberdeen. Sp, Wilhelmina Miller Bryce Harvey, formerly Milne, 66 Harrison Road. EEN 8 Sep 1917.

Pte J. N. Milne (45) No. 3909, 3 R. Scots. d. 5 Nov 1916. NMC. Son of the late William Milne. Sp, Agnes Kennedy Izatt, formerly Milne, Richmond Street, South Bridge.

L/Corp John Milne ( ) Enlisted, Dec 1914. R. Scots, attached HLI. DoW 24 Apr 1917. Sp, Mrs Milne & four children, 11 Westfield Road. EEN 3 & 8 May 1917, photo.

Pte Samuel Milne (31) Enlisted, Edin. No. 14338, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Sep 1915 F & F. Ninth Avenue Cem, Haisnes. b. Inverness. Address, 11 Westfield Road. Son of Donald & Elizabeth Mylne, Inverness. Sp, Catherine Paterson McAskill, formerly Milne & two of a family, Culloden, Inverness. EEN 12 Oct 1915, photo. TED 8 Oct 1915.

Pte Thomas John Inglis Milne ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. Reported missing, wounded then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Third son of Rev. Peter Milne, Nguna, New Hebrides. Sp, Jane Stalker, 26 Watson Crescent. Son-in-law of Mrs Thomas Stalker, 146 Dundee Street. Employed, police constable, Edinburgh City Police & Edinburgh District Tramway Co. EEN 11 & 20 Mar 1916, photo. TED 2 Aug 1915, photo, 11, 17 & 18 Mar 1916, photo of him in police uniform.

Mitchell

Pte Alexander Mitchell ( ) No. 8931, 8 Gordon Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 29 Sep 1915 F & F. Loos Mem. Son of James & Anne Brown Mitchell, 33 Westfield Road & 4 Eglinton Street. TED 9 Nov 1915, full figure photo.

Pte George Mitchell (35) No. 14229, 2 R. Scots. KiA 14 Mar 1915. Codezone Farm Cem. Son of the late Andrew Mitchell, French polisher, & Mrs Margaret Mitchell, 119 Gorgie Road & 2 Springwell Place. EEN 18 Mar 1915.

Coy Quartermaster Sgt George Mitchell (34) No. 345340, RGA. d. 30 Apr 1918. Funeral from 14 Bonaly Road, Shandon, to NMC. Perhaps son to the late Andrew & Catherine Mitchell, 20 John Street, Penicuik, & brother to Pte Robert R. Mitchell, Cam Hdrs, KiA 23 Apr 1917, also of 14 Bonaly Road. Employed, shop man.

Pte Henry K. Mitchell (30), 2 Royal West Kents. d. 18 Nov 1918, Fort Pitt Military Hosp, Chatham. Bagdad (North Gate) War Cem. b. Stonehall, Dartford. Son of James & Ellen Mitchell, 3 Kirks Yard, Eltham, London. Sp, Cissie McGregor, 9b Gibson Terrace.

Pte Hugh Mitchell ( ) Enlisted Edinburgh. No. 33482, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. d 23 Apr 1917, F & F. Arras Mem. b. Glasgow. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte James Mitchell (19), 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 22 Sep 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Only son of Mr & Mrs Robert Mitchell, 22 Downfield Place. EEN 13 Oct 1917, photo.

L/Corp James Mitchell (24) No. 470, ‘B’ Coy, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 3 Oct 1916, general hosp, London. GWM. Funeral 7 Wheatfield Road to NMC. b. Edin. Son of Robert Mitchell, brewer’s labourer, & Agnes Mitchell, 8 Wardlaw Place. His five sisters, Isabella, Christina, Mary, Robina & Elizabeth Mitchell. EEN 4 & 6 Oct 1916.

Colour Sgt James Mitchell (70) late of 19 Coy, Queens Edinburgh Rifles. d. 20 Apr 1915, 55 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. Funeral to NMC. Sp. Margaret Kinross. Employed, 40 years with J & W Hardy Piccardy Place TED 21 Apr 1915.

Pte James Crawford Mitchell (31) No. 19598, ‘D’ Coy, 16 R. Scots. d. 11 Apr 1917. SMM & Arras Mem. Son of late Alexander Mitchell, compositor, & Elizabeth Mitchell, 26 Hollybank Terrace, Shandon. Perhaps his brother, Andrew Alexander Mitchell, student, lodger, same address. Employed, Printer.

Pte John Daniel Mitchell (33) No. 19697, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. NMM & Thiepval Mem. Second son of W. J. Mitchell, jeweller, 24 Howe Street. Sp, Mary Elrick, 21 Westfield Road. TED 12 Aug 1916.

Pte Robert R. Mitchell (34) No. 22928, 7 Cam Hdrs. Reported mssing then KiA 23 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Son of the late Andrew & Catherine Mitchell, 20 John Street, Penicuik. Sp, Mary K. Mitchell & two children, 14 Bonaly Road, Shandon & 46 Chesser Grove. Perhaps his brother, Quartermaster Sgt George Mitchell, RGA, d. 30 Apr 1918. EEN 30 & 31 Jan 1918, photo.

Mochrie

Pte Thomas Mochrie ( ) No. 20896, 2 R. Scots. KiA 25 Sep 1915 F & F. Ypes (Menin Gate) Mem. Youngest son of the late John & Jessie Mochrie, late of Gorgie Road. His sister, Jessie. EEN 16 Oct 1915.

Moffat

Pte Joseph Moffat (22) No. 43228, 9 BW. KiA 16 Mar 1917. Avesbes-le-Comte Cem Extn. Address, 9 Yeaman Place. Son of John Robert Moffat & Sarah Hamilton Moffat of Perthshire. Employed, labourer. EEN 17 Sep 1917, photo.

Gunner William Whyte Moffat (35) No. 344627, 178 Seige Bty, RGA. KiA 27 Jul 1917. Vlamertinghe New Military Cem. Only son of William Moffat (65), church officer, d. 9 Mar 1917 & Mary Whyte (65) d. 5 Mar 1918, funerals from 9 Orwell Terrace to NMC. Sp, Agnes R. White, 26 Watson Crescent & 30 Polwarth Crescent. EEN 7 Aug 1917. TED 15 Sep 1917, photo.

Moir

Pte Archibald Moir ( ) No. 33655, 17 R. Scots. KiA. 30 Sep 1918. GWM & Zantvoorde British Cem. Sp, Mrs Moir, 9 Wardlaw Place. Employed, T & H Smiths Chemical Works, Gorgie. EEN 4 & 14 Dec 1918, photo.

Pte Robert Douglas Moir, Robert Mow Douglas, (23) No. 5544, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 17 Oct 1914. GWM & Le Touret Mem. b. Edin. Son of the late Robert Douglas & Margaret Moir, formerly Douglas, ms Latimer, & step-son of John Inglis Moir (62) boot maker, m. 13 Sep 1896, Edin, d. 2 Mar 1909, 13 Wardlaw Place. Grandson of William Latimer, gas meter maker & Margaret Galletly. His brothers and sisters, Pte Walter C. Moir, 2 Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 25 Apr 1915, Pte William Douglas Moir, 1 Seaforth Hdrs, d. 21 Sep 1914, Margaret, Catherine, Mary, Annie & Jessie Moir, all since 1901 of 13 Wardlaw Place. Employed, machine man in biscuit works.

Pte Robert Shepherd Moir (36) No. 266375, 1, 7 Cam (SR). d. 19 Apr 1917. Gaza War Cem. b. Edin. His younger brother KiA, and another brother wounded and in hosp. Sp. Mary McNab Moir & two children, 17 Yeaman Place & 25 Dundee Terrace. Employed, upholsterer, Messrs Paterson & Smith, South Bridge. EEN 10 & 11 May 1917, photo. TED 29 May 1917.

Pte Walter C. Moir (20) No. 1120, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 25 Apr 1915 F & F. GWM & Seaforth Cem, Chedder Villa. b. Edin. Son of John Inglis Moir (62), boot maker, d. 2 Mar 1909, 13 Wardlaw Place & Margaret Moir, formerly Douglas, ms Latimer. Grandson of William Moir, mason, & Margaret Shepherd, and William Latimer, gas meter maker & Margaret Galletly. His brothers and sisters, Pte Robert Douglas Moir, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 17 Oct 1914, Pte William Douglas Moir, 1 Seaforth Hdrs, d. 21 Sep 1914,, Margaret, Catherine, Mary, Annie & Jessie Moir, all since 1901 of 13 Wardlaw Place. Employed, brewery bottle stores worker.

Pte William Douglas Moir (26) No. 586, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. d. pneumonia, 21 Sep 1914, Stn. Hosp, Karachi, India. GWM & Delhi (India Gate) Mem. b. Edin. Son of John Inglis Moir (62), boot maker, d. 2 Mar 1909, 13 Wardlaw Place & Margaret Moir, formerly Douglas, ms Latimer. Grandson of William Moir, mason, & Margaret Shepherd, and William Latimer, gas meter maker & Margaret Galletly. His brothers and sisters, Pte Robert Douglas Moir, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 17 Oct 1914, Pte Walter C. Moir, 2 Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 25 Apr 1915, Margaret, Catherine, Mary, Annie & Jessie Moir, all since 1901 of 13 Wardlaw Place.

Moncrieff

Pte Peter Moncrieff (28) No. 5241, “M” Squadron, Scottish Horse, then 1, 6 BW. DoW 23 Dec 1916, on hosp ship, 13 Nov 1916. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Youngest son of the late Alexander Young Moncrieff & Mrs Annie Moncrieff, 7 Caledonian Place & 345 Leith Walk. His sister, Mrs Brown, dairy, 2 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, sorter, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 4 Jan 1917.

Montague

Pte John Montague ( ) No. 5465, 1 Irish Gds. KiA 25 Apr 1916 F & F. GWM & Ypres, Menin Road South Military Cem. b. Leith. Perhaps son of the late Michael Montague, railway contractor foreman, 23 Stewart Terrace. Perhaps kin to Catherine Montague, ms Toye (75) d. 6 May 1921, same address. 23 Stewart Terrace & Charles Montague, in 1914 at 2 Wardlaw Terrace. EEN 6 May 1916.

Monteath/Monteith

L/Sgt Dugald Stewart Monteath (24) No. 4209, L/ Sgt, Sgt, 9 Labour Coy. Transferred to 8 Coy, Cam Hdrs. KiA 15 Oct 1917. The Huts Cem. Youngest son of James Braidwood Monteath, coach man, & Helen Stewart Monteath, 161 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Agnes Monteath (28) d. 27 Jan 1914, funeral from same address to NMC EEN 5 & 7 Nov 1917, photo.

Pte Donald Monteith ( ) No. 13761, 12 R. Scots. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. His brother, George Monteith, 2 Caledonian Place. EEN 25 Sep 1918.

Montgomery

Pte William Gordon Montgomery (23) No. 2079, 2 R. Scots. Killed 13 May 1916. GWM & La Clytte Military Cem. b. Edin. Eldest son Thomas Montgomery, blacksmith’s shoer, & Margaret Montgomery, 27 Wardlaw Place. His brothers & sister, Matthew Montgomery, James Montgomery, the younger and in the Services, & Lizzie Montgomery. Employed, brewery bottler. EEN 7 & 10 Jun 1916, photo. TED 10 Jun 1916.

Moodie

Pte David Moodie (20) No. 301829, signaller, 1, 8 A & S Hdrs. d. on active service of gas poisoning 30 Jul 1918. St Sever Cem Extn, Rouen. Only son of David Moodie, engineer, & Christina Moddie, 38 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Employed, clerk, Board of Agriculture for Scotland. EEN 3 Aug 1918. TED 3 & 20 Aug 1918, photo.

Driver James Moodie ( ) No. 7625, ‘D’ Bty, 78 BDE, RFA. Military Medal. d. pneumonia 11 Nov 1918, Mo. 12 Gen Hsp, France. St Sever Cem Extn, Rouen. Eldest son of late James & Margaret Moodie, 4 Downfield Place. Grandson of Mrs Ewing, 114 McDonald Road. EEN 19 Nov 1918.

Moore

Pte Frederick Moore (20) No. 19071, 11 R. Scots. KiA 21 Mar 1917. Arras Mem. Son of Mrs J. Moore, 2 Moat Street. EEN 11 Apr 1917.

Gunner J. Moore (23) No. 650226, ‘C’ Bty, 86 Bde, RFA. DoW 8 Sep 1917. Godewaersvelde British Cem. Foster son of Mrs Ellen Moore, 1 Gibson Terrace. TED 2 Oct 1917, photo.

Moreau

L/Corp Andrew Moreau (26), 1 Cav, Div, Supply Col, MT, RASC. d. 7 Dec 1918. La Sarte Communal Cem, Huy. Son of James & Margaret Moreau, 2 Glen Street. His brother died, same date, unit & burial. Boroughmuir school.

L/ Corp Andrew Moreau (26), 1 Cav, Div, Supply Col, MT, RASC. d. 7 Dec 1918. La Sarte Communal Cem, Huy. Son of James & Margaret Moreau, 2 Glen Street. His brother Pte David Moreau died same date, unit & burial. Boroughmuir school.

Pte David Moreau (28) No. M2/077542, 1 Cav, Div, Supply Col, MT, RASC. d. 7 Dec 1918. La Sarte Communal Cem, Huy. Son of James & Margaret Moreau, 2 Glen Street. His brother L/Corp Andrew Moreau died same date, unit & burial.

Morgan

Pte Robert A. Morgan ( ), 5 Cam Hdrs. DoW 10 May 1918, Germany. Harlebeke New British Cem. Address, 14 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to Joseph Robertson Morgan, sawyer, & John Morgan, cutter, same address. EEN 24 & 26 Sep 1918, photo. TED 9 Oct 1918, photo.

Morris

Pte Andrew Morris (26) No. 410141, Canadian Inf (Eastern Ontario) 38. d. 2 Dec 1916. NMC. Son of Alexander & Elizabeth Morris, 98 Pitt Street, Bonnington, Leith. Perhaps kin to Alexander Morris (29) d. 8 Dec 1928, funeral same address to NMC.

Corp Donald Alexander Sinclair Morris (33) No. 19873, ‘C’ Coy, 15 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 26 Aug 1917, France. NMC & Thiepval Mem. Fourth son of the late David Morris & Isabella MacKay Morris (69) d. 19 Mar 1921, funeral to NMC, 29 Brougham Street, Tollcross. His brother, Pte Thomas Morris, RAMC, DoW 1918. Sp, Mrs Morris, 28 Cathcart Place. Employed, Dalry Branch, St Cuthbert’s Co- op. EEN & TED 17 Aug 1918.

Pte Thomas Anderson Morris (24) No. 320295, 139 Field Ambulance, RAMC. DoW 24 Mar 1918, France. NMC & Doullens Communal Cem. Extn. No1. Son of the late David Morris & Isabella MacKay Morris (69) d. 19 Mar 1921, funeral to NMC, 29 Brougham Street, Tollcross. His brother Corp Donald Morris, 28 Cathcart Place, R. Scots, KiA 1917.

Morrison

Pte Alexander Morrison (28) Enlisted, Mar 1915. 2 Seaforth Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 4 Oct 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of the late Angus & Elizabeth Morrison, 18 Yeaman Place. Employed, Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 31 Aug 1918.

L/Corp Eric J. Morrison ( ) No. 40796, 11 R. Scots. KiA 24 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. Address, 28 Richmond Terrace, off Dalry Road. Youngest son of James Morrison. Perhaps kin to James Henry Morrison, fishing tackle maker, 28 Richmond Terrace. Employed, Messrs Melrose, tea merchants, George Street. EEN 9 Apr 1918.

Pte John Morrison ( ) No. 40858, 12 R. Scots. KiA 22 Sep 1917. ESC & Nine Elms British Cem. Sp, Catherine Jane Spence or Morrison or Dunlop, 40 Duff Street. Father of Jessie Morrison, who died aged eight in 1924. Perhaps kin to William Dunlop, joiner, 40 Duff Street

Pte Norman Morrison (27) No. 8675, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 10 Mar 1915. GWM & Royal Irish Graveyard, Laventie. Sp, Elizabeth Campbell Morrison, 5 Westfield Road.

Pte Robert Bird Morrison (21) Enlisted, Edin. No. 1150, ‘D’ Coy, 5 R. Scots. KiA 3 or 27 May 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. b. Edin. Son of John & Georgina F. Morrison, 99 Gilmore Place, & 2 Horne Terrace, Viewforth. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 9 Jun 1915, photo

Pte Robert Morrison ( ) No. 17801, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Son of David & Margaret Morrison, 10 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 16 Aug 1916.

Morton

John Morton ( ) KiA 19 Apr 1917. Only surviving son of John Morton, 8 Bryson Road. TED 14 May 1917.

Motion

L/Corp John Motion ( ) No. 12896, 8 Cam (SR). DoW 17 Nov 1916. Guards’ Cem, Lesboeufs. Eldest son of George Motion, engineer, & Helen J. Motion (50) d. 2 Apr 1920, funeral to ESC, 116 Gorgie Road. Sp, Mrs Motion & two children. EEN 9 & 16 Dec 1916.

Mowat

2nd Lieut John Farquhar Mowat (24), 7 Yorkshire Regiment. d. 15 May 1917, and interred at Arras. NMC & Aubigny Communal Cem. Extn. Son of the late William Mowat, mason, & Isabella Mowat, 3 Murieston Crescent & 21 West Maitland Street. Employed, clerk.

Moyes

Pte Wallace Stuart Moyes (21) No. 128794, pioneer "F" Special Coy, R. Engrs. d. 21 Nov 1917. EDC & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of Andrew Moyes & Alice Rose Moyes, 4 Merchiston Crescent.

Lieut William B. Moyes (24), 6 R. Scots & Royal Flying Corps. d. 7 Apr 1917. Bailleul Communal Cem Extn (Nord). Son of David & Isabella Bernard Moyes, 1 West Catherine Place. Boroughmuir school.

Muir

Driver Alexander Muir ( ) No. 650414, ‘C’ Bty, 86 Bde, RFA. Military Medal. DoW 2 Oct 1917. Nine Elms Military Cem, Thelus. Eldest son of the late James & Mary Muir, 141 Dundee Street, Sp, Elizabeth Dobbie, 68 Gorgie Road & 3 Washington Street, who received his MM at Edinburgh Castle. Perhaps kin to John Muir, builder, 11 & Katherine D. M. Muir ( /12) d. 16 Nov 1916, funeral to NMC, both of 141 Dundee Street. Employed, joiner, cooper, Messrs William McEwan’s brewery, Fountainbridge. EEN 5, 9, 10 & 15 Nov 1917, photo, 14 Jun 1918.

Corp George Muir (27) No. 250664, 4 R. Scots. d. 23 Oct 1918. NMC. b. Edin. Son of George & Amelia Ann Muir. Sp, Margaret Muir, 66 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to Anne Muir (45) d. 12 Apr 1914, funeral from same address to EDC.

Pte William Edward Muir (20) No. 350593, 9 R. Scots. d. 23 Apr 1917. Brown’s Copse Cem, Roeux. Son of William & Helen Muir, 13 Belford Road. Boroughmuir school.

Muirhead

Lieut George W. Muirhead ( ) DoW 16 Dec 1915. Son of Mrs Muirhead, 86 Temple Park Crescent. Two brothers on active service. George Heriot’s school. Employed, apprentice, Thomson’s Engineering Works, Slateford Road, later engineer on tea estate, India. TED 10 Jul 1916.

Muldoon

Pte James Muldoon (20) No. 2166, 5 R. Scots. DoW 10 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. SMM & Helles Mem. Perhaps kin to John Muldoon, taxi cab proprietor, 1 Caledonian Road & Margaret Muldoon (50) d. 7 Oct 1920, funeral 3 Caledonian Road to NMC.

Mullan

Pte Bernard Mullan (24) No. 18764, MGC Inf. d. pneumonia 22 Nov 1918, Royal Infirmary Edin. Funeral 8 Grassmarket to NMC. Address 21 Bristo Street. Son of Michael Mullan, printer, & Annie Smith Mullen of Edinburgh. Employed, rubber worker.

Munro

Pte Harry Munro (20) No. 210613, Canadian Inf (Central Ontario Regt) KiA 26 Aug 1917. Aix-Noulette Communal Cem Extn. b. Edin. Address, 2 Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon. Only son of Mr & Mrs Hugh Munro, 60 East 78th Street, New York, USA. EEN 3 & 4 Oct 1917, photo.

Pte James Alexander Munro (23) No. 7974, ‘D’Coy, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1914 F & F. La Ferte-Sous-Jourre Mem. Eldest surviving son of the late James Munro, cabinet maker & Mrs Munro, 52 Dalry Road. EEN 9 Oct 1914.

Murdoch

Pte Alexander Murdoch (19) No.38860, 10 Cam (SR). Wounded in action 4 Aug 1918 DoW 19 Aug 1918, St Sever Cem Extn, Rouen. Twin son of Daniel & Margaret Murdoch, 129 Gilmore Place. Nephew of Mrs Paterson, 67 Gorgie Road. Late of 40 Coy, Boys’ Brigade. EEN 24 & 30 Aug 1918, photo.

Murphy

Pte James S. Murphy (20), buglar, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Second eldest son of the late Patrick & Helen Murphy, 4 Yeaman Place. His sister, Mrs Sutherland, 4 Fowler Terrace. EEN 19 Aug 1916, 2 Jul 1917 & 1 Jul 1918.

Pte John Corsar Murphy ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 120768. Lothian & Border Horse, then 17 R. Scots. DoW 15 Jun 1918, General hosp, F & F. St Sever Cem Extn, Rouen. b. St Giles, Edin. Second son of Mr & Mrs J. Murphy, 95 Dalry Road. Sp, Mary McIntyre & two boys, 15 West Crosscauseway. EEN 26 Jun 1918.

Murie

Pte John Murie (23) No.10915, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. Mentioned in Dispatches. KiA 23 Apr 1917, Battle of Arras. GWM & Bootham Cem, Heninel. Third son of Mr & Mrs John Murrie, 255 Gorgie Road. His brother, Pte F. S. Murie, 1, 4 R. Scots, wounded 1915, Dardanelles. EEN 15 Oct 1915. TED 16 Oct 1915. Perhaps kin to George Murie, railway servant, & John Murie, store keeper, 255 Gorgie Road. Newspaper insert by Mrs Cuthbert, Chrisse & Jessie, 96 Gorgie Road. EEN 12 & 17 May 1917, photo & 23 Apr 1918. TED 21 & 25 May 1917, photo.

Murray

Pte Andrew Matthew Murray (21) No. 250939, ‘B’ Coy, 5, 6 R. Scots. DoW 2 Jun 1918, c.c.s. NMM & Bagneux British Cem, Gezaincourt. Only son of Andrew Thomson Murray, painter, & Mary A.C. Murray, 48 Cowan Road, Shandon. EEN 7 Jun 1918.

Pte Francis Murray ( ) HLI. Reported wounded, missing then KiA 25 Apr 1917. His brother & sister-in-law, Mr & Mrs William Murray, 13 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to Alexander Murray (2/365). Funeral same address to NMC. Beloved friend of Mrs McDowall & family, same address. EEN 9 & 13 Mar 1918, photo.

Pte James Culbard Murray (32) No. 20634, 6 Cam Hdrs. DoW received in action 16 Aug 1916. St Sever Cem, Rouen. Address, 17 Caledonian Crescent. Eldest son of the late Robert & Mary Ann Culbard Murray, 4 Yeaman Place. His brother Pte Alexander Gourlay Murray, KOSB, KiA 1917. His sister, Mrs Moffat, 129 Rose Street. Employed, North British Rubbber Co. EEN 21, 22 & 25 Aug 1916, photo. TED 21 & 26 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte William Murray (30) No. 4139, trooper, 1 Scottish Horse. d. 29 Nov 1915 Dardanelles. GWM, NMM & Greenhill Cem, Sulva, Gallipoli. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs Robert Murray, 3 McLeod Street. Sp, Agnes Bachelor Murray, 24 Corporation Buildings, McLeod Street. EEN 26 Jan & 4 Feb 1916, photo.

Myles

Pte John Myles ( ) No. 20337, Cam Hdrs. d. 26 Sep 1916. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte Walter McEwan Myles (38) No 43547, 15 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Sp, Margaret McDonald Myles, 35 Watson Crescent. Employed, shop man. EEN 16 Aug 1917 & 1 Jun 1918.

Pte Richard Glover Myles (20) No, 1509, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 16 Dec 1915 F & F. Cerisy-Gailly Military Cem. b. Edin. Son of Mrs Elizabeth Myles, 9 Westfield Street & 8 Edgefauld Road, Springburn, Glasgow. EEN 21 Dec 1915.

Nathaniel

Pte Thomas Nathaniel (19) No. 2923, sapper, Lowland Field Coy, R. Engrs. KiA 12 Jul 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of Thomas Nathaniel, 13 Bridge Street, Cambuslang, Lanarkshire His three cousins, James, John & Tom Melrose, 5 Murieston Terrace. TED 12 Jul 1916.

Neill

Pte David Bruce Neill (20) Enlisted, Edin. No. 3479, 1, 6 R. Scots. KiA 6 Aug 1916 F & F. GWM & Cambrian Churchyard Extn. b. Edin. Son of Robert Neill, R. Scots, on active service & Frances Neill, 10 Wardlaw Place. His brother, Pte George Neill, R. Scots Fusiliers, KiA 23 Apr 1917. Employed, Messrs Oliver & Boyd, printers. EEN 26 & 28 Aug 1916, photo, 29 May 1917 & 23 Apr 1918. TED 16 Jun 1917, photo.

Pte Donald Duncan Neill (20) No. 6871, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 1 Oct 1915. GWM & Perth Cem (China Wall). Son of James & the late Margaret Cameron Neill, 33 Gibson Terrace.

Pte George Neill ( ) No. 40729, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 23 Apr 1917. GWM, NMM & Bootham Cem., Heninel. Son of Robert Neill, R. Scots, on active service & Frances Neill, 10 Wardlaw Place. His brother, Pte David Neill, R. Scots, KiA 12 Jul 1916. Employed, Messrs Simon Henderson & Son, Slateford Road. EEN 26 & 29 May 1917, photo & 23 Apr 1918. TED 16 Jun 1917, photo.

Pte John A. Neill ( ) No. R4/ 062937, 41 Remount Squadron, RASC. DoW 28 Feb 1917, in the Balkans. Salonika (Lambert Road) Military Cem. b. St Cuthberts. Edin. His sister, Mrs Maggie Mochrie, 39 Gibson Terrace. Sp, Marion Gilbert Neill, 141 Dundee Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 10, 13 & 16 Mar 1917, photo.

Pte John Cranley Neill (30) No. 28237, 14 HLI. KiA 21 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Third son of Mr & Mrs John Neill, 10 Dryden Street. His brother Robert Neill, 6 Gibson Terrace. Sp, Violet S. Lauder, 42 Balfour Street, Leith. EEN 19 Apr 1918.

2nd Lieut William Proudfoot Neill (42), 6 R. Scots, attached 9 R. Scots. d. 24 Dec 1916, France. NMC & Gezaincourt Communal Cem Extn. Son of Walter & Margaret Stewart Neill of Edinburgh.

Newberry

Pte James C. Newberry (23) No. 10070, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 14 Nov 1914, Battle of Yser. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. His brother, Thomas Major Newberry, lorry man, 22 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 10 Dec 1914.

Newbigging

Pte William E. Newbigging (32) No. 8848, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. Transferred to No. 226886 Labour Corps. d. 23 May 1918, Royal Infirmary, Edin. Funeral 55 Buccleuch Street to NMC. Sp. Jeannie Squair, formerly Newbigging, 4 The Vennel, Grassmarket. EEN 25 May 1918.

Newlands

Sub Lieut George Jarron Newlands (41), engineer, RNVR. Drowned 11 Apr 1917, when HMS Thrush, a 50 metre long Redbrest class steam engine gun boat, supporting two 3 pounder guns and a couple of machine guns, sank during a snow storm, while off Glenarm, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. A large memorial to him was erected in Edin. (Comely Bank) Cem. Eldest son of late James Newlands, cabinet maker, & Isabella Newlands, 12 Caledonian Road. Sp, Margaret Strachan Newlands, Choriton, Manchester & 7 Church Street, Kirkcaldy. Perhaps kin to Richard Todd Newlands, 12 Caledonian Road. George Heriot’s school. Employed, apprentice engineer, in Edinburgh & Leith. EEN 18 Apr 1917. TED 23 Apr 1917, photo.

Nichol/Nicol

Pte Edward MacKenzie Nicol (30) No. 42358, R. Scots, then 10, 11 HLI. Reported missing then died in Germany 23 Apr 1918. Rumaucourt Communal Cem. Son of the late Peter & Mrs Nicol, 2 Salmond Place, late of 37 Caledonian Crescent. His three brothers & brother-in-law were on active service. Employed, baker, McVite, Guest & Co. EEN 8 May, 2 Oct 1918.

Sgt James Nicol (30) No. 346701, 210 Siege Bty, RGA. KIA 15 Aug 1917. Bard Cottage Cem. Sp, Robina Seton Ramsay & two children, 4 Wheatfield Place & 34 James Street, Newhaven. Perhaps kin to John Nicol, brakes man, 4 Wheatfield Place. Employed, McVite & Price biscuit works. EEN 1 & 5 Sep 1917.

James Nicol ( ) SMM.

L/Corp James Nicol (22) No. 350265, 9 R. Scots. Arrived at the Front, 1915. KiA 1 Aug 1918. Soissons Mem. b. Edin. Only son of John Jamieson Nicol, railway servant, & Jane Allan Nicol, 25 Watson Crescent. His sister Mary Nicol, and adopted brother, Allan Turnbull. Sp, Kate Steart & family, 1 Caledonian Road. Employed, telephone boy, then railway worker, Merchiston station, Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 10 Aug 1918.

Sgt William “Willie” Nicol ( ) No. 347339, 70 Siege Bty, RGA. He spent two yars at the Front. Military Medal. KiA 29 Apr 1918. Westoutre British Cem. Address, 14 Caledonian Road. Newspaper insert “Dearest Willie, I loved you as a son.” by his friend Mrs N. Lowe, otherwise Mrs John George Lowe, 14 Caledonian Road, and Jeannie, Nellie & Lilly. Employed, fireman, North Bridge Railway Co. EEN 20 May 1918. TED 20 May 1918.

Nicholson/Nicol

Pte Louis Nicholson (29) No. 357657, 2, 10 Liverpool (Scottish) Regiment. KiA 29 Jun 1917 F & F. Pont Du-Hem Military Cem, La Gorgue. b. Liverpool. Son of Thomas & Margaret Nicholson, 109 Barrington Road, Liverpool.

Nisbet

L/Corp Alexander “Alick” Nisbet ( ), KOSB. Wounded, 1916 & 1918. d. 1918. Only son of Mrs R. Nisbet, 26 Yeaman Place. TED 19 Aug 1916, photo, 7 May & 20 Sep 1918, photo.

L/Corp Peter Nisbet ( ) No. 351273, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Nine Elms Military Cem, Thelus. Youngest son of George Nisbet, brick layer’s labourer for sewer contractor, & Isabella Nisbet, 16 Wardlaw Place. His sisters, Mary & Peggy. Perhaps kin to James Hanna Nisbet, labourer & Mary McLeod Nisbet (39) d. 14 May 1921, funeral to ESC, both of 16 Wardlaw Place. Employed, stationary engine driver, 13 years at North British Distillery. EEN 5 & 8 May 1917, photo, & 9 Apr 1918.

Noble

Pte David Noble (20) No. 24949, 10 Cam (SR). DoW received in action 29 Apr 1917. Duisans British Cem, Etrus. Only son of David Noble, 369 Leith Walk. Grandson of David Noble, joiner, 11 Caledonian Road. EEN 12 May 1917.

Pte William E. Noble (35) No. 41834, MGC Cavalry. d. 5 Sep 1920. Funeral from 5 Easter Road, Leith to NMC.

2nd Lieut William Smyth Jackson Noble (20), 15 R. Scots. d. 21 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Son of Arthur Frank Noble & Betsy Noble, 24 Wellington Street, Portobello. Boroughmuir school.

Notman

Pte James Notman (25) No. 6931, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 23 Jan 1916, France. Bois-Carre Military Cem, Haisnes. Fourth son of Mrs Mary & late James Notman, Main Street. Slateford. His brothers Pte John Notman, Scots Gds, KiA 1914, Pte William Notman, Middlesex Regt, DoW 1916, & another who also fell. EEN 12 Feb 1916.

Pte John Notman (27) No. 6835, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 6 Oct 1914. City of Paris Cem, Pantin. Second eldest son of Mrs Mary & late James Notman, Main Street. Slateford. His brothers Pte James Notman, R. Scots Fusiliers, KiA 1916, Pte William Notman, Middlesex Regt, DoW 1916, & another who also fell. EEN 17 Oct 1914.

Pte John Notman ( ), Canadians. KiA 8 Apr 1917. Address, Vancouver, Canada, late of Fowler Terrace. Newspaper insert by Mr & Mrs J. Sturrock, 5 Horne Street. TED 12 Jun 1917.

Pte William Notman (28), 19 Middlesex Regiment. DoW 28 Oct 1916, Western Military Hosp, Manchester. Funeral from St Cuthbert’s RC Church, Slateford Road to Colinton Churchyard. Third eldest son of Mrs Mary & late James Notman, Main Street. Slateford. His brothers Pte John Notman, Scots Gds, KiA 1914, Pte James Notman, R. Scots Fusiliers, KiA 1916 & another who also fell. EEN 31 Oct 1916.

Ogg

Artificer, 4th class John Grant Ogg (21), engine room, HMS Invincible, RN, KiA 31 May 1916. Portsmouth Naval Mem. Second son of John Hunter Ogg, cutter, & late Agnes Park Grant Ogg, 91 & 101 Harrison Road & 5 Coltbridge Avenue. Boroughmuir school. EEN 10 Jun 1916.

Ogilvie/ Ogilvy

Sgt Alexander Paterson Ogilvy (29) No. 250408, 5, 6 R. Scots (Queen’s Edin. Rifles). KiA 2 Oct 1918. Sequehart British Cem No. 1. b. Edin. Eldest son of John Ogilvie, plasterer, & Agnes Ogilvie, 4 Angle Park Terrace. Employed, joiner. EEN 31 Oct 1918.

Pte James Walker Ogilvie (37) No. 27159, 9 Cam (SR). DoW 11 Feb 1917, military hosp, Manchester. Funeral 244 Dalry Road to NMC. b. Edin. Sp, Jeannie Scott Ogilvie, 9 Caledonian Place & 244 Dalry Road. EEN 14 Feb 1917.

Oldershaw

Pte Charles Oldershaw (18) No. 52036, 2, 3 R. Scots. DoW 8 Dec 1918, No. 2 Stationary Hosp, France. GWM, SMM & Abbeville Communal Cem. Extn. Son of Arthur Oldershaw (54), brick builder, d. 13 Nov 1921, funeral from 31 Almondbank Terrace to NMC, & Loeba H. Oldershaw, 9 Ivy Terrace, Slateford Road & 31 Almondbank Terrace, Shandon. His brothers, 2nd Lieut Thomas Oldershaw, HLI, KiA, 14 Apr 1918 & Sgt Arthur G. Oldershaw, Distinguished Conduct Medal, 132 Bty, RFA, and member of the Gladstone Club, Henderson Terrace (EEN 1 Jul 1915). Perhaps kin of Lecba Oldershaw (15) d. 8 Mar 1917, 9 Ivy Terrace. Boroughmuir school. EEN 14 Dec 1918.

Pte Ernest Harold Oldershaw (23) No. 9342, Cam Hdrs. Discharged. d. 28 May 1917, acute lobar pneumonia, Royal Infirmary, Edin. Address, 5 Washington Lane, off Dalry Road. Son of Ernest Harold Oldershaw, brick layer, & Janet Yorkston, Braehead, Burntisland. Sp. Agnes Oldershaw, ms Paton (24) d. 30 Nov 1918, funeral 5 Washington Lane to NMC. Perhaps kin to Oldershaw family of Almondbank Terrace. Employed, general labourer.

2nd Lieut Thomas Harold Oldershaw (20) 3 HLI. Reported missing then KiA 14 Apr 1918. Buried by the Germans, at Moyennevile. GWM, SMM & Arras Mem. Second son of Arthur Oldershaw (54), brick builder, d. 13 Nov 1921, funeral from 31 Almondbank Terrace to NMC, & Loeba H. Oldershaw, 9 Ivy Terrace, Slateford Road & 31 Almondbank Terrace, Shandon. His brothers, Pte Charles Oldershaw, R. Scots, d. 8 Dec 1918. & Sgt Arthur G. Oldershaw, Distinguished Conduct Medal, 132 Bty, RFA, and member of the Gladstone Club, Henderson Terrace (EEN 1 Jul 1915). Perhaps kin of Lecba Oldershaw (15) d. 8 Mar 1917, 9 Ivy Terrace. EEN 26 Apr & 14 Dec 1918.

Oldham

Corp William H. Oldham ( ) No. 23842, 14 A & S Hdrs. d. 27 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Address, 47 East Claremont Street. Perhaps kin to Thomas Hogg Oldham. Boroughmuir school. Employed, teacher.

Oliver

Pte James Oliver (26) No. 251167, 11 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 23 Mar 1918. Combles Communal Cem Extn. Son of George Oliver, warehouse man, & Jane Smith, 43 Dundee Terrace. His brother Pte William Smith Oliver, R. Scots, DoW 17 Sep1916. Employed, van man or rubber worker. EEN 19 Jun 1919.

Pte William Smith Oliver (30) No. 14971, 13 R. Scots. DoW 17 Sep 1916. Millencourt Communal Cem Extn. Second son of George Oliver, warehouse man, & Jane Smith, 43 Dundee Terrace. His brother Pte James Oliver, R. Scots, KiA 23 Mar 1918. EEN 2, 17 & 18 Oct 1916, 19 Jun 1919.

Orkney

Pte James Stephen Orkney (19) No. 37095, 9 Norfolk Regiment. Reported missing then KiA 15 Apr 1918, France. ESC, GWM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Eldest son of Alexander Orkney (68) d. 19 Oct 1944 & Mary J. Stephen (74) d. 5 Oct 1946, both ESC., 33 Westfield Road. EEN 12 May 1919.

Orman

Pte James Orman (20), Canadians. Accidently killed in action 22 Apr 1917. Son of the late James Orman (52), joiner, d. 9 Jul 1916, funeral Colinton Hosp to NMC & Jessie Ireland. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Orman, 3 Westfield Street. EEN 8 May 1917.

Ormiston

Pte Thomas Ormiston (28) No. 1788, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of the late Mark & Jane Ormiston, 25 Bryson Road. EEN 23 Jul 1915.

Oswald

Gunner Alexander Glen Oswald (19) No.110975, 303 Siege Bty, RGA. DoW 11 Jul 1917. Mendinghem British Cem. Only son of John Alexander Oswald, painter & Mary Oswald, 10 Downfield Place. EEN 19 Jul 1917, photo.

Outerson

L/Corp William Outerson (22),’C’ Coy, 6 Cam Hdrs. d. 1 Sep 1916. Son of the late George Lyall Outerson of Jordonlaw, Berwickshire. Sp, Mrs Outerson, 18 Polwarth Crescent. Employed, North British Railway Co.

Ovenstone

Pte Thomas Ovenston or Heatlie ( ), 3 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 14 Dec 1914 F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. St Cuthbert’s. Edin. Address, 74 Angle Park Terrace. Perhaps kin to Robert Cornelius Ovenstone, boot clicker, 1 Laurel Terrace. Employed, baker, in Edinburgh. EEN 23 & 25 Mar 1915, photo.

Owens

Pte David Arthur Ernest Owens (18) No. 42738, 8 Cam (SR). Transf. from 53 Training Reserve Battalion. Served in France. d. 29 Jul 1918. SMM & Soissons Mem. b. 1899. Younger son of Mr & Mrs George Owens, 87 Bruntsfield Place.

Pte Edward James Owens (22) Enlisted, Edin. No. 201867, KOSB. KiA 13 Nov 1917, Egypt. Jerusalem Mem. b. Edin. Son of Edward A. & Jane Owens, 21 Tarvit Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Park

Pte George Park ( ) No.79464, sapper, 173 Tunnelling Coy, 4 R. Engrs. Awarded Military Medal three days prior to being killed. KiA 17 Apr 1916. Thiepval Mem. Address, 126 Dundee Street. EEN 17 May 1916, photo. TED 19 May 1916, photo.

Parsons

Corp John Henry Parsons (22) No. 22324, 17 R. Scots. Transferred to No. 110416, 185 Coy, Labour Corps. KiA 13 Oct 1917. GWM & The Huts Cem, Dickiebush, Belgium. b. Peebles. Son of the late Sydney H. Parsons, 15 Hussars & Annie Wylie Parsons. Step-son of James Alexander, 9 Wardlaw Place. Grandson of John Wylie, plasterer. His brother, L/Corp Parsons, R. Scots. EEN 3 Nov 1917.

Paterson

Pte Charles Paterson (29), 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Nov 1915 F & F. Cambrian Churchyard Cem. Son of the late Alexander Paterson, Saughton Mains. EEN 4 Dec 1915. TED 4 Dec 1915.

Pte George Paterson (27) No. 351666, 9 R. Scots. d. of pneumonia 20 Feb 1917, France. Aubigny Communal Cem Extn. Eldest son of George & Jessie Paterson, 2 Murieston Place. Sp, Agnes Muldieson (or Murdison) Paterson, Musselburgh & 13 Heriothill Terrace. Perhaps kin to John Dewar Paterson, clerk, 2 Murieston Place. EEN 27 Feb 1917.

Pte James Paterson ( ), A & S Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 1916. Only son of Mr & Mrs James Paterson, 4 Murieston Crescent. TED 13 Sep 1916.

Able seaman James Bell Paterson (19) RNVR. No. Clyde Z/ 6358, Nelson Battalion, Royal Naval Division, Reported missing then KiA 3 Nov 1915, Beaumont Hamel, France. NMC & Ancre British Cem, Beaumont Hamel. Son of James Paterson, on active service, & Elizabeth Wallace Bell Paterson, 27 Dundee Street. EEN 25 Jul 1917.

Paton/Patton

Pte David Paton (26), R. Scots. Came from Canada two years earlier. KiA 1917. Sp, Mrs Paton & three children, 15 Downfield Place. Employed, driver, Edinburgh & District Tramways. EEN 7 & 10 May 1917, photo.

Sgt W. J. Patton (25) No. 3919, 9 Seaforth Hdrs (pioneers). DoW 28 May 1918. Ebblingham Military Cem. Third son of William John & Jane Ellen Patton, 60 Raeburn Place. His brother & sister-in-law, 12 Wardlaw Street. EEN 7 Jun 1918.

Pattison

Pte James Lamb Pattison (22), 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 1915 F & F. Address, 5 Argyle Park Terrace. Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 16, 20 & 22 Nov 1915, photo.

Peat

Pte William Mc Donald Peat (19) No. 10299, 2 Scots Guards. KiA 14 Jun 1915, F & F. NMC & Le Touret Mem. Son of Colin Dunlop Peat & Isabella Peat nee McDonald, 2 Craiglockhart Drive.

Peden

Pte James Peden (30), R. Scots. KiA 1917. Address, 18 Springwell Place. EEN 10 Dec 1917, photo.

Peffers

Pte George Peffers (28) No. 20767, Garrison Battalion, 1 East Yorkshire Regt. d. 5 Jul 1919. Funeral from 30 Holyrood Square to NMC. b. Edin. Son of William & Margaret Peffers, 30 Holyrood Square, Edinburgh.

Pendreigh

Pte James M. Pendreigh (21) No. 16500, signaller, Scots Gds. KiA 6 Apr 1918. GWM & Bucounoy Road Cem, Ficheux. Son of Andrew Mitchell Pendreigh, gilder, & Euphemia Pendreigh, 17 Murieston Crescent. His father had served with the Canadians since 1916 & had recently been wounded and returned home. EEN 23 Apr & 8 May 1918, photo.

Penman

Pte James Darling Penman (27) No. 251372, R. Scots. KiA 18 Aug 1817. Villers- Faucon Communal Cem. b. Edin. Eldest son of William Penman, rubber worker, & Christina Penman, 5 Newton Street. Sp, Mrs G. Stewart, formerly Penman, 34 Robertson Avenue. Employed, Cleansing & Lighting Dept, Edinburgh Corporation. TED 20 Sep 1917, photo.

Pte Robert Penman (23) No. 11681, 1 HLI. KiA 21 Dec 1914 F & F.. Le Touret Mem. Only remaining son of Robert Penman, 10 Bryson Road, late of 156 Dundee 3 Street & Mrs E. Anson, Woodstock, Ontario. Perhaps kin to William Penman ( /12) d. 31 Aug 1914, funeral 10 Bryson Road to NMC. EEN 12 & 16 Jan 1915, photo.

Pte Thomas Penman (25) No.200090, ‘B’ Coy, 1, 4 R. Scots. d. 24 Nov 1917. Kantara War Mem. Son of James & Jeanie Calder Penman, 13 Falcon Gardens. Boroughmuir school.

Peters

Pte George Peters ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 55386, 18 HLI (4 Glasgow Yeomanry). Reported wounded, missing then KiA 25 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. b. Edin. Third son of Mr & Mrs Peters, 161 Fountainbridge. His brother Pte Andrew Peters, R. Scots, was a PoW. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 6 Jun 1918.

Philip

2nd Lieut David Philip ( ), Northumberland Fusiliers. Reported missing then KiA 29 Apr 1917. Son of George Philip, Haldane Street, Downfield, Dundee. Prominent Scottish footballer. Played for Heart of Midlothian & Raith Rovers FC. Employed, clerical staff, Edinburgh & District Tramway Co. TED 10 Jan 1918.

Philp

Sgt G. Philp ( ) No. 12295, R. Scots. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. His son & daughter-in-law, Mr & Mrs G. Philp, 16 Yeaman Place. Perhaps 5 grandfather to George Philp ( /52) d. 1 Nov 1917, funeral from 16 Yeaman Place to NMC. EEN 25 Sep 1918.

Piercy

Pte James Piercy (21) No. 9115, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 25 Jan 1915, La Bassee, F & F. Le Touret Mem. Eldest son of James Piercy, Saughton Hall Mains, Gorgie. EEN 23 Sep 1915.

Polson

Pte Donald Polson (27) No. 9225, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 15 Sep 1914 F & F. Crouy- Vauxrot French National Cem. Eldest son of the late Hector & Mrs Polson, 11 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 8 Oct 1914.

Ponton

Sgt James Ponton (36) No.21006, 2 R. Scots. Fought in the South African “Boer” War. King’s & Queen’s Medals. Reported missing in France, then DoW 15 Jan 1917, in a German camp. Aubencheul-Au- Churchyard. Son of the late Alexander Ponton, butcher, & Mrs Ponton, 74 Slateford Road. Sp, Isabella Neill Ponton, Bridgeton, Kirkcaldy. Perhaps kin to Thomas Veitch Ponton, butcher, 74 Slateford Road & William Ponton, butcher, 31 Stewart Terrace. Employed, gas worker, in Kirkcaldy. EEN 9 Dec 1916 & 14 Jun 1917.

Porteous

Corp Adam Horsburgh Porteous (23) No. 9993, piper, 1, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. At the outbreak of the War, he was home on leave from Africa. Sent to France, Aug 1914. Served six years, and was the second piper in his battalion. Wounded three times. DoW 30 Jul 1915, Wharncliffe War Hosp, Sheffield. NMC. Eldest son of Alexander Porteous, carter, & Magdaline Porteous, 6 Downfield Place, late of Dewar Place. His brother, Pte Alexander Porteous, Gordon Hdrs, KiA 6 Sep 1916. EEN 3 Aug 1915 & 4 Oct 1916. TED 7 Aug 1915.

Pte Alexander Porteous (23) No. 313656, Cam Hdrs. Transf. to No. 43656, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 6 Sep 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of Alexander Porteous, carter, & Magdaline Porteous, 6 Downfield Place, late of Dewar Place. His brother, Corp Adam Porteous, R. Scots Fusiliers, DOW 30 Jul 1915. EEN 4 & 24 Oct 1916, photo.

Pte James “Hamish” Porteous ( ). DoW 27 Sep 1917. Newspaper insert by his friends, Mrs Kerr & family, 150 Dalry Road. EEN 27 Sep 1918.

Pow

Pte John Nisbet Pow (34) No. 5170, sapper, 1 Field Coy, Canadian Engrs. KiA 3 Aug 1916. GWM & Reninghelst New Military Cem. Fifth son of William & Jessie Pow, 6 Newton Street. His brothers, Sgt Thomas Pow, Canadian Engrs, KiA 28 Apr 1917, one with the Canadians, & another the Australians. Perhaps kin to William Pow (75) d. 17 Jan 1919, funeral 6 Newton Street to NMC, & Jessie Pow (9) d. 19 Dec 1915, funeral 105 Dundee Street to NMC. EEN 17 Aug 1916 & 12 May 1917.

Sgt Thomas Pow ( ) No. 428776, sapper, 1 Field Coy, Canadian Engrs. KiA 28 Apr 1917. GWM & Vimy Mem. Sixth son of William & Jessie Pow, 6 Newton Street. His brothers, Pte John Pow, Canadian Engrs, KiA 3 Aug 1916, one with the Canadians, & another the Australians. Perhaps kin to William Pow (75) d. 17 Jan 1919, funeral 6 Newton Street to NMC, & Jessie Pow (9) d. 19 Dec 1915, funeral 105 Dundee Street to NMC. EEN 12 May 1917.

Poyner

Pte Peter McGhie Poyner (33) No. 66209, sapper, 90 Field Coy, R. Engrs. DoW 31 Oct 1917, casualty clearing station. Zuydcoote Military Cem. Sp, Emily Wilson, 23 Orwell Place. His brothers, Pte Prentice Shearer Poyner, R. Scots, PoW in Germany 1918 & Pte Archibald McAlistair Poyner, clerk, R. Scots, wounded, both of 80 Bonaly Road. Employed, tailor. EEN 10 & 17 Nov 1917, photo.

Preston

L/Corp Alfred Preston (30) No. 30249, 16 R. Scots. DoW 20 Apr 1918. Haringhe Military Cem. Son of William & Marjory Preston of Edinburgh. Sp, Elizabeth “Lizzie” Fraser Preston, 25 Springwell Place & 2 Wardlaw Terrace. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 18 & 24 May 1918, photo. TED 28 May 1918, photo.

L/Corp John D. Preston ( ) No. 15722, 13 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917. Feuchy Chapel British Cem, Wancourt. Address, 4 Dundee Place. His sister & brother-in- law, Glasgow. EEN 19 & 21 Jun 1917.

Pte John Morton Preston (28) No. 201390, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 19 Apr 1917. Gaza War Mem. Only surviving son of John Preston, shop man, 8 Bryson Road. Employed, postman, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 14 May, 1 Jun 1917.

Pte William Preston (19) No. 23793, 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 10 Oct 1918. Montay Neuvilly Road Cem, Montay. b. Edin. Only son of John Preston, saddler, & Jeannie Preston, 18 Hill Crescent, Cupar, late of 153 Dalry Road. Grandson of late William Preston, 148 Albert Street, Leith & late James Hastie, 48 Dundee Street. Employed, Scottish Waterpooof Co, Cockburn Street. EEN 9 Nov 1918.

Priest

Pte Hubert Priest ( ) No 1048, 15 Royal Warwickshire Regt. d. 4 Jun 1916 Arras Mem. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pringle

L/Corp Robert Pringle (39) No. 30448, 2 KOSB. KiA. 26 Oct 1917. GWM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Sp, Agnes A. Pringle & six of a family, 5 Wheatfield Street. Employed, butcher. EEN 1 Dec 1917.

Prior

Pte Robert Prior (21) No. 43375, 15 R. Scots. DoW received in action 1917. Haute- Avesnes British Cem. b. Edin. Son of Francis & Mary Prior, 5 Downfield Place. His sisters, Annie & Frances “Fanny” Prior, 10 McLeod Street. EEN 19 May 1917.

Proudfoot

Pte Lawrence Alexander Proudfoot (21) No. 64534, 113 Field Amb, RAMC. DoW 20 May 1917, c.c.s. France. Baillleul Communal Cem Extn (Nord). Son of the late Isabella Millar or Proudfoot, late of 27 Watson Crescent. His step-brother & sister, George Millar, in Canada & Isabella Millar, 43 Bryson Road. EEN 26 May 1917. TED 5 Jun 1917, photo.

Lieut Robert William Proudfoot (32) No. 7912, promoted from the ranks CSM to Lieut. “F” Coy, 2 BW. He was an excellent highland dancer. Served with his brother, a piper, in India & South Africa. They danced & piped for the late King Edward at the Delhi Durbar. Mentioned in Despatches. KiA 21 Jan 1916, Persian Gulf. Basra Mem. b. Sr Cuthberts, Edin. Son of Archibald & Margaret Colley Proudfoot. Sp, Agnes Dickman, formerly Proudfoot, residing with her mother Mrs Dickman, 153 Dalry Road. His brother was taken PoW at Loos. EEN & TED 12 Feb 1916.

Pryde

Pte Andrew Watt Pryde (26) No. 25059, ‘D’ Coy, 1 KOSB. DoW 16 Aug 1917, France. Dozinghem Military Cem. Third son of Andrew Watt Pryde & Isabella Brwn Pryde, 31 Dalgleish Street, Tayport. Newspaper insert by his sincere friend M. Alexander, 18 Downfield Place. EEN 8 Sep 1917.

Purdie

Sgt David Hunter Purdie (27) Corp/ Sgt, No. 487, Gordon Hdrs, then No.18242, 7 MGC. Military Medal. KiA 15 Jun 1918. GWM & Magnaboschi British Cem, Italy. b. St Cuthberts, Edin. Son of William & Jane Purdie of Edinburgh. Resided with his sister, 17 Stewart Terrace. EEN 20 Jul & 20 Aug 1918, photo. TED 22 Jul 1918.

Rae

L/Corp James McD. Rae (25) No. 26718, "Q" Coy, R. Engrs. d. 20 Feb 1919. NMC. Address, 15 King’s Stables Road

Sgt Robert T. Rae (27) No. 8229, corp/sgt, Depot, Cam Hdrs. d. pneumonia, 8 Jan 1919. NMC. Youngest son of Mrs Rae, 19 Greenside Row. Sp, Jeanie Hately Rae, 187 Fountainbridge, Edinburgh. EEN 10 Jan 1919

Rainbird

Pte John Rainbird (32) No. 3038, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Helles Mem. Son of Charles & Margaret Rainbird, 17 Yeaman Place. His brother Pte William Charles Rainbird, R. Scots, KiA same date & place. Sp, Mary Dick Rainbird, 43 East Fountainbridge or Jeannie Bennet Rainbird, 6 Albert Street, Leith

Corp William Charles Rainbird (35) No. 2853, 1, 5 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Helles Mem. Address, 21 Bryson Road. Son of Charles & Margaret Rainbird, 17 Yeaman Place. His brother Pte John Rainbird, R. Scots, KiA same date & place. Sp. Mrs Rainbird, 1 Gibson Terrace. Perhaps kin to John Rainbird (6) d. 23 Jun 1915, funeral from Colinton Hosp to NMC, William 69 Rainbird ( /12), d. 9 May 1921, from 1 Gibson Terrace to NMC, Alexander Brown Rainbird, tinsmith, 7 Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon. Employed, mill worker. EEN 11 & 22 Mar 1916, photo. TED 27 Mar 1916.

Ramsay

Pte Alexander Ramsay (47) No. 3406, 6 R. Scots. d. 31 Dec 1915, military hosp, Peebles. Funeral from 42 Duff Street to NMC. Employer, inspector. EEN 1 Jan 1916.

Corp Alexander Ramsay ( ), 9 BW KiA Sep 1918. His mother resided at 52 Grove Street. His brother, Gunner William Ramsay, RFA, KiA 10 Oct 1918. TED 13 Jan 1919.

Pt Andrew Hotson Ramsay (18) No.3498, “A” Coy, 1, 9 R. Scots. Killed on active service 25 May 1916. Louez Military Ce, Duisans. Youngest son of the late George & Mary Ramsay, 33 Westfield Road, & late of 5 Caledonian Road. His brother, Pte George Ramsay, R. Scots, DoW 20 Sep 1917. EEN 31 May 1916.

Pte George Ramsay (30) Enlisted, Aug 1914. No.7289, 10 Aus. Imperial Force. Badly wounded 1915 at Gallipoli, again in 1918, then returned to the Front. KiA 30 Jul 1918. Borre British Cem. b. Innerleithan. Son of Andrew & Christine Ramsay. His sister, Mrs George Pringle, 18 Tay Street. He had emigrated to Australia nine years earlier. Employed, law clerk. EEN 9 Sep 1918. TED 9 & 16 Sep 1918, photo.

Pte George Lumsden Ramsay (26) No. 350443, 9 R. Scots. DoW 20 Sep 1917, medical dressing station. Gwala Cem. Last surviving son of the late George & Mrs Mary Ramsay, 33 Westfield Road, & late of 5 Caledonian Road. His brother, Andrew Hotson Ramsay, R. Scots, killed 25 May 1916. EEN 6 & 19 Oct 1917.

Sgt James Ramsay (26) No. 364, Pte 6 R. Scots in 1907, corp then sgt in 1909, attached 1, 4 R. Scots. Arrived Apr 1915, Gallipoli. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. b. 1888. Only son of David Ramsay, joiner, & Margaret Ramsay, 17 Cathcart Place. George Heriot’s school. Employed, carpet salesman. TED 24 Jul 1915. EEN 28 Jun 1917.

L/Sgt N. Ramsay ( ), Seafoth Hdrs. Killed 1917. Address, 73 Haymarket Terrace. TED 22 May 1917, photo.

Gunner William George Ramsay ( ), RFA. KiA 10 Oct 1918. His mother resided, 52 Grove Street. His brother, Corp Alexander Ramsay 9 BW, KiA (Sep 1918?) Employed, North British Rubber Co., Fountainbridge. TED 13 Jan 1919.

Rankeillor

L/ Corp George Rankeillor (20) No. 9546, Scots Greys. Transf to ‘A’ Squadron, 1st Royal Dragoons. KiA. 11 Apr 1917. GWM & Arras Mem. Son of George Rankeillor, rubber worker, & Julia Rankeillor, 13 Wardlaw Street & 6 Newton Street. EEN 5 & 9 May 1917, photo.

Rankin

RSM Robert Rankin (23). Enlisted, Sep 1914. 8 Royal West Kent Regt. Distinguished Conduct Medal & Bar. Recommended for Military Cross. KiA 29 May 1918. Bully-Grenay Communal Cem British Extn. Son of Malcolm & Barbara Rankin, 3, 5 or 9 Orwell Place. His brother, Pte John Gair Rankin, A & S Hdrs, PoW in Germany (EEN 19 Jun 1918). Perhaps kin to Agnes G. Rankine (36) d. 30 Oct 1915, funeral 9 Orwell Place to NMC. Employed, North British Railway Co. TED 10 Mar 1917, photo. EEN 19 & 24 Jun 1918, photo.

Rattray

Pte John Rattray ( ) No. 250964, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 24 May 1918. Cabaret-Rouge British Cem, Souchez. Address, 1 Gorgie Cottages. Perhaps kin to Alexander Walker Rattray, 10 Robertson Avenue. EEN 18 Jun 1918, photo.

Redpath

Pte Alexander Redpath (34) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No.1661. HLI. Wounded in action 23 May 1916 DOW 27 May 1916, NMM & Bethune Town Cem. Son of Alexander & Jessie Redpath, Mrs Wilson, 4 Wheatfield Street. Sp, Jennie M. Beattie Redpath, 40 Caledonian Crescent. Perhaps kin to Peter Darg Redpath, baker, lodger in 1914, 4 Wheatfield Street Employed, labourer, with Denholm, coach painter, Washington Lane. EEN 12 & 30 Jun 1916, photo. TED 12, 15 & 17 Jun 1916.

Ree

Pte John Ree (21), 2 New Zealand (Otago Regt). DoW 15 Sep 1916. Dernancourt Communal Cem Extn. Son of Alexander & Christina Ree, of Coatbridge. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Hepburn, 3 Dundee Terrace. His brother, Pte Andrew Ree, was wounded in the same charge. Perhaps kin to James Clark Ree, engineer, 6 Ardmillan Terrace. EEN 21 & 25 Oct 1916, photo.

Reekie

Pte John Johnston Reekie (27) No. 2305. Nine years pre-war service with his battalion. Pioneer, ‘C’ Coy, 9 R. Scots, Aug 1914. KiA 23 Apr 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. 1887. Third son of the late Arthur Reekie, chemist and druggist, & Mrs Elizabeth Reekie, 2 Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon. Perhaps kin to Frederick Livingstone Reekie, shop man, same address. George Heriot's school. Employed, warehouseman. EEN 6 & 11 May 1915, photo. TED 13 May 1915, photo.

Regan

Pte Hugh Regan (41) No. 9935, 1 BW. Taken as PoW, Oct 1914. d. 21 Jun 1915, while a prisoner in Germany. Le Touret Mem. Sp, Mary Black Regan ms Hailstone, 32 Yeaman Place. EEN 26 Jul 1915,

Reid/Reed

Pte Archibald Reid (20) No. 3/6264, 2 Gordon Hdrs. DoW, 23 Sep 1916, Bangour Military Hosp. Funeral 16 Yeaman Place to NMC. Youngest son of the late Archibald & Alice Reid, 16 Yeaman Place. Resided with his aunt, Mrs Lamb, same addresss. Two brothers in the Services. EEN 25 & 26 Sep 1916. TED 4 Oct & 21 Nov 1916, photo. L/Corp Charles Reid (26) No. 16568, 10 Cam (SR). d. 31 Oct 1915. Vermelles British Cem. Son of John Reid, railway servant, & Elizabeth Reid, 11 Newton Street. EEN 17 Nov 1915, photo.

Frederick Charles Reid (35) Enlisted, Edin. No. 2990, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 Dardanelles. GWM & Helles Mem. Son of Colour Sgt Alexander Reid & Mary B. Reid. Sp, the late Mrs Helen Reid ms Good, 8 Wardlaw Place. Employed, perhaps North British Rubber Co.

Able seaman George Reid ( ) No.18447, RFR/CH/B/3348, Royal Navy. He was on HMS Hawke, an Edgar class cruiser, in the North Sea, when it was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-9, with the loss of over 520 lives, only 70 of its officers and men survived. KiA 15 Oct 1914. Chatham Naval Mem. Sp, Susan Thornton, 73 Slateford Road. Able seaman Robert Thomas Low, 104 Dalry Road, was also on HMS Hawke when it sank. EEN 23 Oct 1914.

Pte George Reid ( ) No. 20704, 15 R.Scots. KiA 28 Apr 1917 F & F. GWM & Rouex British Cem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Reid, Victoria Place, Kelso. His aunt, Mrs Trotter, 26 Robertson Avenue. Perhaps kin to James Reid, joiner, Pte Henry George Reid, R. Scots, d. 13 Apr 1918 & Rifleman James Alexander Reid, London Regt, DOW 16 Aug 1917, all of 26 Robertson Avenue. Employed, sed man, Robert Youngest & Sons, seed merchants, Morrison Street. TED 14 Mar 1917, photo

Pte Henry George Reid (18) No. 58944, 9 R. Scots. d. 13 Apr 1918. GWM & Ploegsteert Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs James Reid, joiner, 26 Robertson Avenue. His brother James Alexander Reid, London Irish Rifles, DoW 16 Aug 1917. Perhaps kin to Pte George Reid, same address. 15 R. Scots. KiA 28 Apr 1917.

Rifleman James Alexander Reid (19) No. 608078, 18 London Regt, attached to London Irish Rifles. DoW 16 Aug 1917. GWM & Ypres, Reservoir Cem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs James Reid, joiner, 26 Robertson Avenue. His brother Pte Henry George Reid, R. Scots, d. 13 Apr 1918. Perhaps kin to Pte George Reid, same address. 15 R.Scots. KiA 28 Apr 1917. EEN 10 Sep 1917.

CSM John Bernard Reid (25) No. 13216, 6 King’s Shropshire Light Infantry. DoW received in action 1 Jul 1916. Boulogne Eastern Cem. Eldest son of CSM J. Reid, 12 Bellevue Crescent. Sp, Daisy Brannan or Brennan, 223 Gorgie Road. EEN 17 Jul 1916.

Pte Lancelot George Reed (20) No. 8621, Scots Greys. KiA 10 Apr 1917. Wancourt British Cem. b. Edin. Youngest son of James Wren Reed, coach man, 9 Orwell Place. Perhaps kin to William James Wren Reed, cabinet maker, William Reid ( ) d. 14 Feb 1919, & Marion T. Reid (65) d. 8 Feb 1919, funerals same address to NMC. EEN 2 & 4 May 1917, photo. TED 4 May 1917, photo.

Pte Thomas “Tommy” Reid (19) Enlisted, Edin. No. 1590, 1, 4 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. ESC & Helles Mem. b. Edin. Son of William Reid, plumber, & Margaret Barbour, 10 Gibson Terrace. TED 9 Aug 1915, photo. EEN 18 Sep 1916 & 28 Jun 1917.

Reilly

L/Corp Ernest Alexander Reilly (23) No. 1171, R. Scots. d. 11 Mar 1919, acute exhaustive confusional insanity. EDC. Address, 8 Murieston Terrace. Son of John Reilly, gasfitter’s labourer, & Mary Main (53) d. 29 Nov 1918, funeral 8 Murieston Terrace to NMC. His brother, George T. Reilly, 21 Briarbank Terrace, Shandon. Employed, engine fitter.

Rennie

Pte George Rennie (19) No. 2828, 'Y’Coy, 1, 5 & 6 R. Scots. KiA 27 Sep 1916. Camrian Churchyard Cem. Only son of William & Elizabeth Rennie, 9 Newton Street. Employed, apprentice baker, at Patriothall, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 30 Oct & 7 Nov 1916, photo.

Pte John Rennie (23), 1 Gordon Hdrs. Served five years in the Navy. KiA 14 Nov 1914. Le Touret Mem. Son of Thomas & Jessie Liddle Rennie, 26 Dundee Street. Sp, Mary Sutherland, formerly Rennie, same address. EEN 5, 8 & 9 Dec 1914.

Pte John Rennie ( ) R. Scots Gorgie. EEN 7 Nov 1916, photo.

Pte Thomas Rennie (19) No. 50703, 16 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 21 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Address, 4 Wardlaw Terrace. Son of Thomas & Elizabeth Rennie, 31 Watts Street, Levenshulme, Manchester. EEN 28 Jun 1919.

Reynolds

Pte John Reynolds ( ) No. 14603, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 25 Sep 1916. Thiepval Mem. His parents resided, Saughtonhall Mains, Gorgie. Perhapas kin to Peter Reynolds (22) d. 22 Oct 1918, funeral from same address to EDC. EEN 25 Sep 1918.

Rhind

Pte George Rhind (26) No. 141757, Canadian Inf (Central Ontario Regt) 20. KiA 8 May 1917. La Targette British Cem, Neuville-St Vaast. Second eldest son of John Rhind, causeway layer, road superintendent, & the late Margaret Geddes, 148 Dundee Street. His brother, Richard Cameron Rhind (20) d. 6 Sep 1917, tuberculosis of hip joint & septicemia, funeral 148 Dundee Street to NMC. Perhaps related to Pte William Rhind, Cam Hdrs, 33 Bryson Road, who was severely gunshot wounded, left leg & right hand (EEN 12 Apr 1918) & Pte John Rhind, No. 250339, 5, 6 R. Scots, KiA 27 Sep 1917, lying at Queant Road Cem, Buissy. EEN 23 Jun 1917.

Rhynas

L/Corp James Milne Rhynas (35) No. 100742, 126 Field Coy, R. Engrs. KiA 28 May 1918. Soissans Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs James Rhynas, labourer, 7 Caledonian Crescent. Sp, the late Mary M. Hay Rhynas. EEN 15 Jun 1918. TED 8 Jul 1918.

Richardson

Pte Adam Richardson (34) No. 33110, 2 Cam (SR). DoW 2 Dec 1917. Nine Elms British Cem. Eldest son of the late William & Margaret Richardson, 134 Gorgie Road. Sp, Barbara Mill, 10 Dickson Street, Leith. EEN 8 Dec 1917.

Rifleman John Richardson (18) No. 2876, 5 R. Scots. KiA 29 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs Richardson, 6 Smithfield Street. Perhaps kin to Robert Rennie, painter, same address. EEN 2 Oct 1916.

Pte Peter C. Richardson (37) No. 17730, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 F & F. Gordon Dump Cem, Ovillers- La Boiselle. Youngest son of the late A & Mrs Richardson, 25 North Richmond Street. Sp, Agnes Denholm Richardson, 20 Wardlaw Place. Employed, brass moulder, North British Railway Co, Haymarket. EEN 9, 12 & 14 Aug 1916, photo & 2 Jul 1917.

Gunner Stephen Richardson (27) No. 307493, 2, 1 Lowland Bde, RGA. DoW 6 Aug 1918. GWM & Beacon Cem, Sailly-Laurette. b. Edin. Son of Thomas & Elizabeth Richardson, 5 Westfield Street, then Clayton Lodge, Dairsie, Fife. Sp, Jane Thomson, 17 Elgin Terrace. EEN 22 Aug 1918. TED 24 Aug 1918.

Pte Timothy Richardson ( ) No. 24936, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 21 Sep 1918. Vis-En- Artois Mem. Youngest son of Mrs Richardson, 15 Westfield Road. EEN 17 Oct 1918.

Riddell

Pte Albert Francis Charles Riddell ( ). No. 46639, 7 R. Scots. d. 30 Dec 1917. GWM & Chatby Mem. Address, in 1914, 296 Gorgie Road. Employed, dentist.

Rintoul

Pte James Rintoul (28) No. 645178, Canadian Inf (Central Ontario Regt) 54. Reported missing then KiA 9 Apr 1917. Bois-Carre British Cem, Thelus. Only son of Henry Rintoul, joiner, & Janet Rintoul, 10 Springwell Place, then 9 Fowler Terrace. EEN 13 & 22 May 1917. TED 12 May 1917.

Ritchie

Gunner Alexander Walker Ritchie (28) No. 87747, signaller, 1, 1 Wessex Heavy Bty, RGA. DoW 9 Aug 1917, c.c.s. GWM & Lijssenthoek Military Cem. Second son of late Arthur & Catherine Ritchie, 9 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. Sp, Bertha May Ritchie, 7 Robertson Avenue. Employed, A & J. McNab, dyers & cleaners, Inglis Green, Slateford. EEN 20 & 21 Aug 1917, photo. TED 21 Aug 1917.

Gunner Daniel “Poggie” Ritchie (19) No.650144, ‘C’Bty, 315 Bde, RFA. KiA 8 May 1917. Anzin-St Aubin British Cem. Youngest son of Mrs M. Ritchie, 9 Bryson Road. His sister, Mrs Keen, 10 Bryson Road. EEN 16, 17 & 19 May 1917, photo. TED 29 May 1917, photo.

Robb

Pte James Robb (36) No. 8127, ‘B’ Coy, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 2 Feb 1919. NMC. b. Edin. Son of James & Catherine Robb, 20 Bryson Road.

Roberts

Pte Edward Roberts ( ) No. 8223, 9 BW. K IA 23 Sep 1915 F & F. Loos Mem. Sp, Mrs Roberts & three children, 7 Wheatfield Street. Employed, A & J. McNab, dyers & cleaners, Inglis Green, Slateford. EEN 10 Nov 1915, photo. TED 6 Nov 1915.

Pte Frank H. Roberts (21), 5 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs W. H. Roberts, 8 Bonaly Place, Shandon. He was an elocutionist of great promise. Employed, Messrs T. Adams & Sons, printers, Portobello. TED 27 Jul 1915. 18 & 21 Mar 1916, photo.

Pte James Stewart Roberts (21) No. 3246, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 31 Dec 1915, shot by sniper, F & F. Suzanne Communal Cem Extn. Second son of James Roberts, stationer, & Agnes Roberts, in 1914 at 9 Yeaman Place, later 38 Duff Street. His brothers & sister, David Roberts, Pte John Forrester Roberts, R. Scots, KiA 27 Sep 1918 & Mrs Watson. Employed, rubber worker. EEN 6 & 19 Jan 1916, photo. TED 8 & 12 Jan 1916, photo.

Pte John Forrester Roberts (26) No.200418, 4 R. Scots (Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles). KiA 27 Sep 1918. Moeuvres British Cem. Eldest son of James & Agnes Roberts, 9 Yeaman Place. His brothers & sister, David Roberts, Pte James Stewart Roberts, R. Scots, DoW 31 Dec 1915 & Mrs Watson. EEN 23 Oct & 10 Dec 1918, photo. TED 8 Nov 1918, photo.

Robertson

Pte Adam Baillie Robertson (25) No. 2155, 1 A &S Hdrs. DoW received in action 20 Oct 1916. Lahana Military Cem. Eldest son of James Fyfe Robertson, blacksmith, & Elizabeth Baillie Robertson, 9 Gibson Terrace. Perhaps kin to Pte J. Robertson, same address, wounded 1917. Employed, railway servant. EEN 30 Oct, 4 & 7 Nov 1916, photo.

Pte Alexander Robertson (18) No. 5415, 1, 7 A & S Hdrs. KiA 30 Jun 1916. Louez Military Cem, Duisans. Son of Alexander Jospeh Robertson, teacher, & Mary Robertson, 16 Dundee Street. Newspaper inserts by Mr & Mrs Allan, 10 Yeaman Place for his chum, Driver Archie Allan, RFA, in England, and by Mrs William McAlpine, 10 Watson Crescent, for his chum, Trooper W. McAlpine, then in Eygpt. EEN 13, 20, 22 & 25 Jul 1916, photo.

L/Corp Alexander Robertson ( ). Killed 1916. Address, 13 Downfield Place. EEN 20 Jun 1916, photo.

Pte B. A. Robertson ( ), R. Scots Fusiliers. GWM. Perhaps, Benjamin Robertson.

Driver Charles Robertson (23), 49 Field Ambulance, RASC. DoW 27 Jun 1917. Bailleul Communal Cem Extn (Nord). Eldest son of George Robertson, joiner & Christina Robertson, 6 Bonaly Place, Shandon. His brother, Pte Peter Robertson, Cam (SR), KiA 1 Jul 1916. EEN 2 Jul 1917.

Pte David Robertson (39), ‘C’ Coy, 8 Seaforth Hdrs (Pioneers). KiA 21 Nov 1915 F & F. Loos Mem. Only son of David Robertson, 163 Lothian Road. Sp, Mary McGregor Robertson & two children, 24 Fowler Terrace. Perhaps kin to William Robertson, tinsmith, & William Robertson (74) d. 24 Aug 1919, funeral to NMC, both of 24 Fowler Terrace. Employed, blacksmith EEN 16 & 17 Dec 1915, photo. TED 15 Dec 1915.

A/Bombardier George Robertson ( ) No. 293, driver, ‘D’ Bty, 260 BDE, RFA. d. 13 Nov 1916. Varennes Military Cem. Address, 7 Murieston Crescent. Perhaps kin to William Robertson, insurance agent, same address. EEN 25 & 27 Nov 1916, photo.

Scullion George Robertson (19) No.903395, Mercantile Marine Reserve. Served on HMS Hildabrand, armed merchant cruiser d. diphtheria 15 Oct 1918, HMS Hildebrand. Plymouth Naval Mem. Second son of Mr & Mrs Alexander Robertson, 16 Dundee Street. EEN 23 & 26 Oct, 21 Nov 1918, photo.

Stoker James Robertson (24) No. SS/ 113903, RN. He was on HMS Defence, 1st Battle Cruiser Squadron, at the Battle of Jutland, and the German battleship Derfflinger was about to fire on it, when it exploded, disintegrated, and sank, having apparently already been attacked by the German flagship, Luetzow. There were no survivors & nine hundred lives were lost. The Derfflinger sank HMS Queen Mary. KiA 31 May 1916, HMS Defence. Son of Francis Craig Robertson, 59 Haymarket Terrace. Step mother Mary Robertson TED 8 Jun 1916.

Pte James Robertson (39) No. 250056, 12 R. Scots KiA 24 Apr 1918. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Sp, Mary Ross Robertson, Murieston Terrace.

Pte James Robertson ( ), R. Scots. KiA 24 Apr 1918. Eldest son of Mrs Robertson, 16 Drumdryden Street. Sp, Mary Ross, 34 Leven Street, then 6 or 9 Murdoch Terace. EEN 25 May & 11 Jun 1918, photo. TED 6 Jun 1918, photo.

Pte James Gilbert Robertson ( ), KOSB. KiA 14 Oct 1914, while rescuing a wounded comrade, Battle of Quincey. GWM. Eldest son of Barbara & William Robertson, causeway layer, 11 Newton Street. Newspaper insert by his aunt & uncle, M & D. Wood. EEN 14 & 16 Nov 1914, photo & 14 Oct 1915.

Trooper John Robertson ( ), 1 Royal Dragoons. KiA 25 Jan 1916. GWM. Second son of the late George Robertson, 92nd Regt, Gordon Hdrs & Mrs Robertson, 7 Reid’s Buildings, near Chesser, Gorgie. In 1917, his mother, sister & brother, resided 20 Wardlaw Place. EEN 7 & 10 Feb 1916, photo & 25 Jan 1917.

Driver John Robertson (26) No. 655233, 23 Divisional Ammunition Column, RFA. Bronco-pneumonia, 19 Oct 1918, c.c.s.. Montecchio Precalcuno Communal Cem. Youngest son of Francis & late Annie Robertson, 18 Yeaman Place & 11 Watson Crescent. Sp, Agnes Henderson, 19 Wardlaw Street. Perhaps kin to Francis J. H. 1 Robertson (1 /12) d. 3 Aug 1917, funeral from 19 Wardlaw Street to NMC. EEN 2 Nov 1918.

Corp Peter Robertson ( ), R. Scots. DoW 1917. Former address, 3 Washington Street, off Dalry Road. TED 28 & 30 May 1917, photo.

Pte Peter Robertson (19) No. 33994, 9 Cam (SR). KiA 4 Apr 1918. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Third son of George Robertson, joiner & Mrs Christina Robertson, 6 Bonaly Place, Shandon. His brother, Driver Charles Robertson, RASC, DoW 1917. EEN 19 Apr 1918.

Pte Robert Robertson ( ) No. 141758, Canadian Inf (Central Ontario Regt) 58. KiA 12 Nov 1917. Passchendaele New British Cem. Son of Mrs Robertson, 18 Gorgie Crescent. He had emigrated to Canada. EEN 17 Dec 1917, photo.

Sgt Robert Robertson (31) No. 114, 1, 5 R. Scots (Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles). KiA 2 May 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. b. Edin. Eldest son of David Robertson, blacksmith, & Marion Robertson, 31 Alderbank Terrace, Shandon. Employed, engineer, Burgh Engineers Dept. EEN 5 Jun 1915.

Pte Samuel Robertson (19) No. 35661, 16 HLI. d. 10 Feb 1917. GWM & Boulogne Eastern Cem. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs Robertson, 1 Hermand Crescent. His brother Capt Wiiliam Robertson, wounded for a second time. EEN 28 Sep 1918.

Pte Thomas Anderson Robertson (31) Gunner, RGA, 1915. 9 Northumberland Fusiliers (Tyneside Scottish), Sep 1916. Hospitalised with trench fever Nov 1916. Posted to Labour Coy. d. pneumonia 10 Dec 1918, No.7 Stationary Hosp, Boulogne. b. 1887. Youngest son of Mr John Robertson, 5 Ogilvie Terrace. George Heriot's school.

L/Corp Thomas Robertson (23) No. 6343, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 22 Aug 1917. Ypres, Aeroplane Cem, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Robertson, 47 Causewayside. His sister, Mrs J. Mason, 40 Angle Park Terrace. EEN 18 Sep 1917.

L/Corp T. Robertson ( ), R. Scots. Military Medal. KiA 1918. Address, 7 Wheatfield Street. EEN 7 Sep 1917, photo, 9 Mar 1918, photo.

Pte Walter Robertson (30), 9 Seaforth Hdrs (Pioneers). Three years on active service. DoW 28 May 1918. Caestre Military Cem. Son of John & Isabella Robertson, of Edinburgh. His sister, Mrs Joseph Brown Cuthbert, 40 Watson Crescent. EEN 8 Jun 1918.

Capt William Ford Robertson (23), 9 Northumberland Fusiliers. Adjutant,Twice Mentioned in Dispatches. d. 17 Oct 1917. Talana Farm Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs W. E. Robertson, 60 Inverleith Row. Sp, Annie Burns Robertson, 16 Stirling Road, Trinity. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Robinson

Pte William Robert Robinson (40) No. 1404, 2, 1 Lothian & Border Horse. d. 26 Jun 1918. NMC. Sp, Isabella Robinson, 14 Downfield Place. Employed, messenger.

Robson

L/Corp John Robson (23) No. 25252, 15 R. Scots. DoW 24 Apr 1917. GWM & Haute-Avesnes British Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs WilliamRobson, warehouse man, 265 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to William Robson (78) d. 27 Mar 1916, funeral from same address to NMC. EEN 19 & 21 May 1917, photo.

Roddick

Pte William Roddick (28) No. 407, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Twelve Trees Copse Cem. Address in 1911, 12 Wardlaw Place & 1915, 13 Stewart Terrace. 9 Perhaps kin to Charles Roddick ( /12) d. 14 Aug 1915, funeral from 12 Wardlaw Place to NMC. EEN 28 Jun 1917.

Rodger/Rodgers/Rogers

Pte David Rogers (21) No. 2741, 2 Gordon Hdrs. d. 26 Oct 1917. GWM & Perth (China Wall) Cem. Son of David Rogers, distillery steam boiler stoker, & Caroline W. Rogers, 10 Wardlaw Place. His brothers & sisters, Charles, Ebenezer, Peter, William, Barbara & Isabella Rogers. Perhaps kin to Corp Ebenezer Rodger R. Scots. KiA 8 Jul 1916.

Corp Ebenezer Rodger ( ) No. 13257, 11 R. Scots. KiA 8 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of Ebenezer Rodger, 6 Wardlaw Place. Sp, Jane Rodger & two daughters, 7 Society Buildings, Edinburgh. Perhaps kin to Pte David Rogers, 10 Wardlaw Place, Gordon Hdrs, d. 26 Oct 1917. EEN 29 Jul & 1 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte John Carrick “Jackie” Rodgers (19) No. 51135, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KIA 24 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Second son of William & Margaret Rodgers, 15 Yeaman Place. EEN 12 & 17 Apr 1918, photo.

Rogerson

2nd Lieut Noel Rogerson (20), West Yorkshire Regt., Dec 1917 France. Attached to King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Jan 1918. Reported missing then KiA 28 Mar 1918. b. 1898. Second son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Aloysius Rogerson, cashier, 82 Ashley Terrace, Shandon. His brother, Miles Aloysius Rogerson, same address George Heriot's school, in his last year school dux, clerk, & athletic champion. TED 10 & 12 Apr 1918, photo.

Ronald

Pte James H. Ronald (19) No. 330688, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Nine Elms Military Cem, Thelus. Son of Mr & Mrs Jane Ronald, Russell Road. He had two brothers in the Services. EEN 30 Apr 1917 & 9 Apr 1918.

Gunner Thomas Rigby Ronald (19) No. 837179, ‘B’ Bty, 161 Bde, RFA. DoW 5 Oct 1918, Lord Derby War Hosp, Warrington. GWM & NMC. Son of James Ronald, carter, & Elizabeth “Lizzie” Ronald, 81 Gorgie Road. Employed, General Motor Repairing Co, Murieston Lane. EEN 8 Oct 1918.

Ross

Pte Donald Ross ( ) No. 19093, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Son of John Ross, labourer, 255 Gorgie Road. His, sisters Bella Ross & Mrs Vose, same address. EEN 1 Jul 1918.

Pte John Ross (23) No. 350735, ‘B’ Coy, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917, France. Nine Elms Military Cem, Thelus Son of William Alexander Ross, brass finisher, & Margaret Ross, 73 Angle Park Terrace. EEN 9 Apr 1918.

Pte William Stirling Ross ( ) No. 202137, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 23 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Sp, Barbara Fowler & three children, 26 Yeaman Place. Employed, french polisher. EEN 18 & 23 Apr, 8 May 1918, photo.

Rough

Pte James Rough (18) Enlisted 14 Sep, Edin. No. 4063, sapper, R. Engrs & 9 BW. DoW 27 Sep 1915, in hosp, F & F. Noeux-Les-Mines Communal Cem. Son of James & Annie Rough, 54 Rose Street, 26 Springwell Place & 17 Dalry Road. His five brothers, Corp C. Rough, R. Scots; Driver G. Rough, MT Caterpiller Section, RASC; Sgt R. Rough, MGC, 12 Wardlaw Street, Military Medal & Distinguished Conduct Medal, wounded in feet, gassed & in hosp, England, 1918. EEN 9 Nov 1917, photo & 22 May 1918; Pte Smith Rough, R Scots; Pte W. Rough, R Scots. TED 12 Jun 1916, photo of each. Employed, apprentice engineer, James Cruikshank Ltd, Stewart Terrace. TED 23 & 26 Oct 1915, photo, 12 Jun 1918.

Russell

Pte Alexander Lennie Russell (25) Enlisted, Edin. No. 8261, 17 Lancers, 3rd Reserve Cavalry Regiment. Transferred to No. 10122, 2 BW. DoW 10 Oct 1915. GWM & Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cem. b. St Cuthbert’s, Edin. Second son of James Russell, chimney sweep, & Margaret “Maggie” Russell, 3 Smithfield Street. EEN 13 14 & 18 Oct 1915, photo, 10 Oct 1916, photo. TED 14 Oct 1915.

Pte George Russell ( ) No. 18477, 19 Manchester Regiment. Reported missing then KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Second son of George Russell, manager, Broughton Paper Mill, Manchester. Grandson of Mr Boyd, 2 Saughton Avenue, Gorgie. EEN 20 Feb 1917.

Pte Hugh Russell (29), No. PLY/13139, Royal Marine Light Infantry. He was on the minesweeper, HMS Ariadne, a cruiser, off Beachy Head, Sussex, when it was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-65. d. 26 Jul 1917. Edinburgh (Rosebank) Cem. b. 10 Jun 1886, Edin. Son of Hugh & Christina Robb Russsell. His brothers, K & D Mitchell, 28 Duff Street. Sp, Nancy Lindsay, 8 Logie Green Road, or Agnes Russell, 185 High Street, Portobello. EEN 1 Aug 1917.

Pte John Russell (26) No. 276221, 2 R. Scots. KiA 3 May 1917. Tilloy British Cem, Tilloy-Les-Mofflaines. Only son of Alexander Russell, 26 Fowler Terrace. His sister, Mrs Blackwood, 26 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 26 & 30 May 1917, photo.

Rutherford

Pte Charles Rutherford ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 1465, piper, 4 R. Scots. d. dysentry 27 Sep 1915, at Home. Netley Military Cem. b. Edin. Address, 124 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to John Rutherford, baker, same address. Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 30 Oct 1915, photo of him in full highland uniform.

Pte Henry William Rutherford (23) No. 310039, 7 Gordon Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 23 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. His sisters, Mrs H. Rutherford, 5 Northcote Street & Mrs Weir, 79 Holyrood Road. EEN 11 & 13 Mar 1918, photo.

Pte John Flett Rutherford (36) No.422631, sapper, 416 Field Coy, R. Engrs. KiA 2 May 1917. Arras Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs James Rutherford, 2 Bothwell Street. Sp, Jeannie Manners & seven children, 17 Watson Crescent. Employed, plumber, Messrs Proctor & Son, Church Lane, Edinburgh, EEN 19 & 22 May 1917. TED 22 & 28 May 1917.

L/Corp Thomas Rutherford (17) No. 15252, 18 Hussars (Queen Mary's Own). d. 24 May 1915 F & F. Ypres, Reservoir Cem. Son of Thomas & Marion Rutherford, 30 Temple Park Crescent. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Ruthven

Cook 1st class John Ruthven (25) No. L/ 7538, officer’s cook, RN. He was on HMS Invincible, 3rd Battle Cruiser Squadron, Battle of Jutland, which was in fierce exchange of fire with the German battleships Derfflinger & Konig, and was sunk with the loss of 1026 lives, only five crew surviving. Drowned 31 May 1916. HMS Invincible. Portsmouth Naval Mem. b. 1891, Kirkcaldy. Fifth son of James Ruthven, baker & Janet Ruthven, 169 Dalry Road. His brother, Pte David Ruthven, Cam (SR), seriously wounded in left leg, wounded for a fifth time and had been only days back at the Front. EEN 1 May 1917, 28 Mar & 11 Oct 1918. His other brothers, Pte Thomas Ruthven, RAMC & Pte William Ruthven, Seaforth Hdrs, both KiA 1915. EEN 10 & 14 Jun 1916, photo. TED 23 & 24 Jun 1916, photo.

Pte Thomas Ruthven (26) No. 2117, 1, 3 Lowland Field Ambulance, attached 5 R. Scots. KiA 10 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Twelve Tree Copse Cem. Fourth son of James Ruthven, baker & Janet Ruthven, 169 Dalry Road. His brother, Pte David Ruthven, Cam (SR), seriously wounded in left leg, wounded for a fifth time and had been only days back at the Front (EEN 1 May 1917, 28 Mar & 11 Oct 1918). His other brothers, Cook 1st class John Ruthven, HMS Invincible 1916, drowned & Pte William Ruthven, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 1915. EEN 10 Aug 1915. TED 2 Sep 1915.

Pte William Ruthven (22), 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Loos Mem. Youngest son of James Ruthven, baker & Janet Ruthven, 169 Dalry Road. His brother, Pte David Ruthven, Cam (SR), seriously wounded in left leg, wounded for a fifth time and had been only days back at the Front (EEN 1 May 1917, 28 Mar & 11 Oct 1918). His other brothers, Cook 1st class John Ruthven, HMS Invincible 1916, drowned & Pte Thomas Ruthven, RAMC, KiA 1915. Employed, clerk. EEN 20 Nov 1915. TED 11 Dec 1915, photo.

Salmond

Pte John Salmond (32), 10 BW. d. of fever 23 Jul 1916. Salonika (Lembet Road) Military Cem. Son of George Salmond, 22 Wardlaw Place, late of Camps, East Calder. his brothers one had lost a leg, one had served in France, another had been discharged, and third was still in the Services. Sp, Mrs A. Salmond, 42 Barkers Buildings, Market Street, Perth. Perhaps kin to L/Corp G. Salmond, 7 Seaforth Hdrs, Constable 270, ‘B’, Edinburgh City Police, killed by sniper, France. TED 2 Dec 1915. EEN & TED 7 Aug 1916.

Samuel

Pte James Samuel (18) No. 42560, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 21 Sep 1918. Meath Cem, Villers-Guislain. Eldest son of James & Anna Samuel, 8 Caledonian Place. Perhaps kin to James Samuel (77) d. 15 May 1916, funeral 7 Downfield Place to NMC. EEN 19 Nov & 4 Dec 1918, photo.

Scaiff

Gunner John Scaiff (20) No. 307259, 2, 1 Lowland (City of Edin) Heavy Bty, RGA. DoW 15 Jul 1917, Arras. ESC, GWM & Bucouoy Road Cem, Ficheux, b. Kirkliston. Second son of James & Janet Scaiff, 26 Moat Terrace. His brothers, Irving Scaiff (22), late of HMS Volunteer, d. 17 Apr 1923 Port Edgar, James Scaiff (28) late RFA, d. 12 Jul 1923, bd. Church Cem, Luton, Bedfordshire & George Scaiff (30) d. 8 Jun 1932. EEN 25 Jul 1917. TED 25 Jul 1917 & 15 Jul 1918.

Scott

Pte Arthur Foster Scott ( ), R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 22 Aug 1918. Address, 7 Downfield Place. Sp, Jessie Manson Seath & child, 21 Orwell Place. EEN 20 Jul 1918.

Pte Ernest Scott (18) No. 24682, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 14 Oct 1914, Belgium. Dadizeele New British Cem. Son of Mrs Annie T. Scott, 16 Downfield Place. EEN 2 Dec 1918, photo.

A/Corp George Scott (22) No. 1892, 1 BW. KiA 22 Feb 1916. Maroc British Cem, Grenay. Sp, Isabella Scott, 8 or 14 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 9 & 10 Mar 1916, photo. TED 10 Mar 1916, photo.

Driver John Alexander Scott (30) No. DM2/169642, 730 MT Coy, RASC. d. 26 Nov 1916, fell overboard from a troop transporter, an armed merchant crusier, the S.S. Kinfauns Castle. SMM & Basra Mem Cem.

Gunner John H. Scott (21) No. 109134, ‘J’ Anti-Aircraft Bty, RFA. Killed 13 Aug 1917, France. ESC & Pont-D'Achelles Military Cem, Nieppe. Son of Archibald M. & Margaret B. Scott, 7 Freer Street, off Lauriston Place. His brother Corp William Blackwood Scott, KOSB, KiA 10 Dec 1917

Fireman Robert Scott (36), Mercantile Marine. Drowned 9 Jan 1919, when the steamer SS Northumbria, sailing from Baltimore, U.S.A. to Sunderland, and then in the North Sea off Middlesbrough, struck two mines and sank, there being only two survivors from its crew of fifty to sixty. NMC. Elder son of Mr & Mrs James Scott, 62 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to John Scott, foreman, same address. EEN 13 Jan 1919.

L/Corp W. Scott (19) No. 51151, 1 R. Scots. KiA 12 Apr 1918. Ploesteert Mem. Son of Mrs Morton, 35 Watson Crescent. Nephew of Mrs & Mrs Edgar, 13 Yeaman Place. EEN 4 May, 1918.

Pte Walter Scott (21) No. 18909, 16 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Youngest son of Walter Scott, joiner, & Elizabeth Scott, 5 Hazelbank Terrace. Employed, clerk. EEN 24 Feb 1917.

Corp William Blackwood Scott (20) No. 6744, 6 KOSB. KiA 10 Dec 1917, France. ESC & Rocouigny-Equancourt Road British Cem, Manancourt. Son of Archibald M. & Margaret B. Scott, 7 Freer Street, off Lauriston Place. His brother Gunner John Scott, RFA, KiA 13 Aug 1917.

Scougal

Pte John Scougal ( ) No. 1415, bandsman, Scots Greys, then 1, 5 R. Scots. Served in South African Boer War, holding medal & three clasps. KiA 19 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Twelve Trees Copse Cem. b. Leith. Son of Andrew Scougal, Glover Street, Leith. Sp, Janet Scougal & seven children, 20 Wardlaw Place. Employed, labourer. EEN 20 Jul 1915, photo. TED 10 & 14 Jul 1915.

Scrimgeour

Pte David Brown Scrimgeour (30) Enlisted, Edin. 1 Seaforth Hdrs. Served through South African Boer War. DoW 3 Dec 1917, Persian Gulf. Bagdad (North Gate) War Cem. Second son of Mr & Mrs David Peter Cameron Scrimgeour, clerk, 11 Caledonian Crescent, late of Montgomery Street. Two brothers in the Services. Sp, Jane Scrimgeour, 11 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, warehouse man. EEN 15 & 19 Dec 1917, photo.

Seaton

Pte Alfred Joseph Seaton (28) No.33382, 78 Coy, MGC. Mentioned in Despatches. d. 7 Dec 1918. Sofia War Cem. Son of Thomas Paterson Seaton & Sarah Seaton, 123 Nicholson Street. Boroughmuir school.

Seath

Pte Alexander Seath (27) Enlisted, Edin. No. 276860, 1, 8 A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Jul 1918. Buzancy Military Cem. b. Strathkiness, St Andrews, Fife. In 1911, at 7 Tynecastle Place. Son of Andrew & Mary Seath. His brother, Sgt David Laing Seath, Cam Hdrs, Military Medal, d. 3 Sep 1916. Sp, Jessie Manson Seath, 21 Orwell Place. Perhaps kin to Andrew Seath, labourer,13 Caledonian Place, & David Seath 11 (2 /12) d. 13 Feb 1914, funeral from Sick Children’s Hosp, Edin, to NMC. Employed, coal porter. EEN 20 Aug 1918.

Sgt David Laing Seath (25) Enlisted, West Calder. No. 10333, 1 Cam Hdrs. Military Medal. d. 3 Sep 1916. Thistle Dump Cem, High Wood, Longueval. b. Edin. Son of Andrew & Mary Seath. His brother Pte Alexander Seath, A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Jul 1918. Sp, Margaret Seath, 7 Tynecastle Place & 21 Orwell Place. His son, David Seath, and his step-children, Jessie & Robert Law. Perhaps kin to Andrew Seath, 11 labourer,13 Caledonian Place, & David Seath (2 /12) d. 13 Feb 1914, funeral from Sick Children’s Hosp, Edin, to NMC. Employed, coal merchant.

Shanks

Pte James Shanks (20) No. 34861, 2 R. Scots. KiA 21 Mar 1918. GWM & Arras Mem. b. Edin. Son of Alexandrina Shanks, library cleaner, 1911 at 19 Wardlaw Place. His brother, Thomas Shanks (23), same address, wounded for a second time. TED 26 Jul 1916. Employed, ironmonger’s vanboy. TED 11 Apr 1918, photo.

Sharkey

Pte George M. Sharkey (21) No. 2646, 2 R. Scots. He had served for just twelve months. d. pneumonia, 24 Mar 1915, at the Front. GWM & Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cem. Address, 6 Wardlaw Place. Son of Mr & Mrs Hugh Sharkey of Gorgie,(54) d. 7 Jul 1919, funeral from 9 Wardlaw Place to NMC. His brothers, Trooper Hugh Sharkey, Dragoon Gds, KiA 6 Nov 1914, & John Sharkey, was serving with Remounts. EEN 27 Mar 1915, photo.

Trooper Hugh Sharkey (27) No. 2197, 3 Dragoon Guards (Prince of Wales’). Served seven years in the Army. KiA. 6 Nov 1914, F & F, with R. Scots at the Front. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Address, 6 Wardlaw Place. Son of Mr & Mrs Hugh Sharkey of Gorgie (54) d. 7 Jul 1919, funeral from 9 Wardlaw Place to NMC. His brothers Pte George M. Sharkey, R. Scots, d. 24 Mar 1915, & John Sharkey, was serving with Remounts. EEN 29 Dec 1914, photo.

Shaw

2nd Lieut Dugald Shaw (33), 1, 5 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 27 Jul 1918. St Imoges Churchyard. Address, 28 Cathcart Place. Son of Duncan & Mary Shaw, Isle of Jura. Sp, Elizabeth McNab Shaw, Kintyre. EEN 8 Aug 1918.

Lieut John Duncan Shaw ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1918. Eldest son of Mrs Shaw, 66 Haymarket Terrace. TED 14 Aug 1918, photo.

Corp James Shaw ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 8766, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 30 May 1918 F & F. Meteren Military Cem. b. Edin, Son of Mrs Annie Lawson Shaw, 5 Orwell Terrace & 10 Springwell Place. His brothers John Shaw, Seaforth Hdrs & Pte William L. Shaw, R. Scots, KiA 1916. EEN 18 Jun 1918, photo.

Pte John Shaw ( ) No. 40855, London Regiment. KiA 7 Sep 1918. Only son of Mr & Mrs T. Shaw, 6 Hall Street, Renton, late of Edinburgh. Grandson of Mr & Mrs Shaw, 13 Viewforth Square. Nephew of Mrs H. Campbell & Mrs Wallace, 16 Tay Street. EEN 5 Oct 1918.

Pte William L. Shaw (27) Enlisted, Edin. No. 23237, ‘D’ Coy, 13 R. Scots. KIA 15 Sep 1916, F & F. Thiepval Mem. b. Edin. Second eldest son of Mrs Annie Lawson Shaw, 5 Orwell Terrace & 10 Springwell Place. His brothers Corp James Shaw, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 1918, & John Shaw, also in the Seaforth Hdrs. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 19 Oct & 25 Nov 1916, photo.

Shepherd

Pte Andrew Mason Ferguson Shepherd (33) No. 201628, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 28 Nov 1917. Jerusalem Mem. Son of George Shepherd, 24 Paron Street, Glasgow. His sister, Mrs Morrison, 11 Drumdryden Street. Sp, Mary Henderson, 13 Downfield Place. Kin to Andrew Shepherd (1/365) d. 2 Sep 1915, funeral same address to NMC. Employed, tile layer & fixer, Clunas & Co, Annandale Street. EEN 2, 18 & 30 Jan 1918.

Shields

L/Corp John Shields (21) No. 10696, Scots Greys. KiA 23 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. Eldest son of the late James Shields, provisions merchant, 45 Slateford Road, late of West Calder & Mrs Ellen Shields, 12 Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon. EEN 12 Apr 1918.

Shoolbraid/Shoolbread

Pte John Shoolbraid (19) No. 51148, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 21 Aug 1918. GWM, NMM & Vis-en-Artois Mem. Eldest son of Benjamin Shoolbraid, painter, & Mrs C. Shoolbraid, 21 Stewart Terrace. Perhaps kin to James Shoolbraid McKay, cooper, 1 Yeaman Place. EEN 4 & 14 Sep 1918, photo

Simons/Simmons/Symons

Sgt George “Dod” Simons (31) No. 19362, 11 R. Scots. Military Medal. KiA 12 Oct 1917. GWM. MMN & Poelcapelle British Cem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs George Simons, labourer, 119 Gorgie Road. Sp, Margaret Campbell Simons & three children, 14 Moncrieff Terrace, Marchmont. Perhaps kin to L/Corp. John Simons, R. Engrs, 119 Gorgie Road, Military Medal. EEN 5 Nov 1917 & 12 Oct 1918.

Pte Henry Simmons (22) No. 28596, RASC, then 2, 5 Royal Lancaster Regt. d. 26 Oct 1917. Dozinghem Military Cem. Son of Henry Simmons, glue packer, & Annie Simmons, 8 Robertson Avenue. Employed, three years with, Edinburgh & District Tramway Co. EEN 3, 5, & 10 Nov 1917, photo.

Pte David Symons (22) No.25115, 11 R. Scots. DoW 26 Jul 1918, Australian c.c.s. Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cem. Eldest son of Alexander & Elizabeth Symons, Saughton Hall Mains, Gorgie. EEN 10 Aug 1918.

Simpson

Corp George Simpson (27) Enlisted, Edin. No. 9238, 2 R. Scots. KiA 5 Dec 1914 F & F. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. Gorgie, Edinburgh.

Gunner John Stephenson Simpson (29) No. 951361. ‘D’ Bty, 162 Bde, RFA. KiA 30 Sep 1917. The Huts Cem. b. Loanhead, Midlothian. Second eldest son of Mr & Mrs William Simpson, boot maker, 1 Caledonian Road & 13 Young Street. Two brothers & a brother-in-law in the Services. Employed, joiner, Messrs Maule, Princes Street. EEN 27 Oct & 10 Nov 1917, photo. TED 27 Oct 1917.

Bombardier William Simpson (22) No. 62070, limber gunner, 54 Bty, RFA. KiA 25 Sep 1914. La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre Mem. Eldest child & only son of the late George Simpson, corn merchant & Jane Simpson, 4 Caledonian Road. EEN 16 Oct 1914, photo & 25 Sep 1918.

Sinclair

Driver Charles Sinclair (20) No.2194, 1 Mid Bty, Lowland Bde, RFA. d. 2 Nov 1915, at Flora Stevemson’s School. Funeral 37 St Leonard’s Street to Edin. (Newington) Cem. Perhaps kin to Sgt Henry Taylor Sinclair, R. Scots. DoW 25 Aug 1915. EEN 4 Nov 1915.

Sgt Henry Taylor Sinclair ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 403, 5 R. Scots. DoW 25 Aug 1915, Dardanelles. East Mudros Military Cem. b. Edin. He had two brothers in the Services. Sp, Margaret Wales & six of a family, 6 & 11 Smithfield Street. Perhaps kin to Driver Charles Sinclair, RFA, d. 2 Nov 1915 Employed, tinsmith, Alder & MacKay, meter makers, Stewart Terrace. EEN 4 Nov 1915. TED 20 & 24 Sep 1915.

L/Corp James Alexander Sinclair (25) No.10574, drummer, 1 A & S Hdrs. Distinguished Conduct Medal richly deserved for gallantry and zeal while employed as a sniper. He was of great assistance in first aid work, and popular among officers and men. Killed while defending his trench in the face of terrible bombardment. These comments were contained in a letter, written by an officer and received to his sister. KiA 11 May 1915, at Ypres, Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. Edin. Son of James Alexander Sinclair & Clementina McDonald Sinclair. Only brother of Mrs P. Ritchie, 46 Stewart Terrace. Nephew of Mrs Sinclair, of Currie. EEN 4 & 5 Jun 1915. TED 4 Jun, 11 & 13 Aug 1915, photo, 10 May 1916.

Pte John Sinclair (22), 1, 4 R. Scots (Queen's Edinburgh Rifles), Dec 1915. Egypt, June 1916. Wounded, Aug 1916, Gaza, Nov 1917, Jaffa, & Apr 1916, France. KiA 27 Aug 1918. b. 1896. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs John Sinclair, engine driver, 5 Murieston Crescent. George Heriot's school. EEN 13 Sep 1918.

2nd Lt Robert Sinclair (20), 70 Squadron, Royal Air Force. d. 24 Jan 1919. GWM & Cologne Southern Cem. b. Edin. Son of Robert & Elizabeth of Fillyside, Leith.

L/Corp Wiliam George Syme Sinclair ( ) No. 351393, 9 R. Scots. KiA 21 Sep 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son-in-law of Mr George McKenzie, tailor, 53 Gorgie Road. Sp, Elizabeth McKenzie, 53 Gorgie Road & 78 Iona Street, Leith. EEN 8 Oct 1917.

Skae

Corp William Skae (22) No. 645634, 51 Div, Ammunition Col., RFA. d. 9 Jul 1918, in hosp, abroad. Etaples Military Cem. Third son of Thomas & Margaret Skae, 31 Angle Park Terrace. Three brothers Serving in the Army, including, Pte John Skae, MT RASC, Military Medal. EEN 20 Jul 1918. TED 17 Jul & 1 Aug 1918, photo.

Skedd

Pte James Skedd ( ) No. 1618, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA. 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. GWM & Helles Mem. Son of Henry Skedd, Gorgie. Grandson of the late William Skedd, Wester Dalry. His brother, Henry Skedd. His aunt & cousins, Mrs James Fraser, Mary Fraser & Jeannie Nichol, 24 Cathcart Place. EEN 24 Jul & 4 Sep 1915, 1 Jul 1916.

Skene

L/Corp David Skene (20) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No. 11169, trooper, Scots Greys (2 Royal Dragoons). Transf. to Pte A & S, Jun 1915. L/Corp, France. DoW received in action 15 Sep 1915. b. 1895. b. 1895. Youngest son of Mrs Skene, 4 Moat Street. Two brothers in the Services. Perhaps kin to John Duncan Skene, 16 Shandon Place Gregor Skene, joiner, 11 Tay Street & James Skene, church officer, Slateford. George Heriot’s school. EEN 11 Oct 1916.

Skinner

Pte John Skinner (35) No. 15248, 11 R. Scots. Served in South African Boer War. Wounded, Jul 1915 & returned to the Front, Feb 1916. DoW received in action 13 May 1916. GWM & Bailleul Communal Cem. (Nord). Eldest son of Charles Skinner, 11 Downfield Place. His sister, Mrs Catherine Nichols, 4 Dalhaig, Chesser, Gorgie Road. Employed, Florist. EEN 30 May & 7 Jun 1916, photo.

Pte William Skinner (29) No. 5259, 10 BW. Died in the field 9 May 1917. GWM & Doiran Mem.

Smail

L/Corp Robert Smail (21), 6 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 31 Jul 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Andrew A. & Agnes Smail, Wester Dalmeny. His brother & sister-in-law, James & Jessie Smail, 5 West End Place. EEN 31 Jul 1918.

Small

Pte John Small (26) No. 351642, 9 R. Scots. KiA 10 Jun 1918. Faubourg D’Amiens Cem, Arras. Eldest son of the late Thomas & Jessie Small, 22 Lochend Road West. Newspaper insert by his devoted friend, Katie Brown, 18 Tay Street. EEN 3 Jul 1918.

Sgt Methven Small ( ) No.2736, 12 Australian Imperial Force. KiA 24 Jul 1916. Pozieres British Cem, Olillers-La Boiselle. Fourth son of Mr & Mrs Methven Small, iron moulder, 142 Dundee Street. His brother, Pte Edward Small, Northumberland 7 Fusiliers, missing 1918. Perhaps kin to Methven Small ( /52) d. 26 Apr 1920, funeral same address to NMC. EEN 17 & 21 Aug 1916, photo.

Smart

Corp Edward Smart (51) No. 32383, Royal Defence Corps. d. of pulmonary tuberculosis 22 Apr 1918, City Hosp, Colinton. NMC. Address, 60 Dundee Street. Son of the late James Smart & Elizabeth McDougall. Sp, the late Margaret Cameron Harrison Smart ms Coventry (44) d. 23 Mar 1916, funeral from same address to NMC. Employed, engineer fitter, tramway engineer.

Pte James Anderson Smart (39) No. 11973, 1 Seaforth Hdrs, attached to Light Trench Mortar Bty. DoW 30 May 1918. NMC, SMM & Ramleh War Cem. Son of George Watson Smart & Helen Pauline, 4 Murieston Terrace His brother, Pte John Pauline Smart, Cam Hdrs, KiA 28 Mar 1918. Perhaps kin to George Pauline Smart, grocer, 35 Slateford Road & Thomas Alexander Davidson Smart, shop man, 4 Murieston Terrace. TED 24 & 28 Jun 1918, photo.

Pte John Pauline Smart (37) No. 30967, "B" Coy, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Mar 1918, France. NMC, SMM & Arras Mem. Son of George Watson Smart, butler, & Helen Pauline Smart, 4 Murieston Terrace. Sp, Rosaline Annie Smart ms Hatt, 12 Worfield Street, London. His brother, Pte James Anderson Smart, Seaforth Hdrs, DoW 30 May 1918. Perhaps kin to George Pauline Smart, grocer, 35 Slateford Road & Thomas Alexander Davidson Smart, shop man, 4 Murieston Terrace. Employed, parcel sorter.

Smeaton

Pte Charles W. Smeaton (32) No. 24249, 3 R. Scots. d. delirum tremors & heart failure 25 Mar 1916, military hosp, Edinburgh Castle. NMC. Address, 1 Wilkie Place, Leith. Unmarried son of late Matthew Smeaton & Agnes Telfer. Employed, public house waiter.

Smith

Pte Alexander Smith ( ) No. 36016, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. Reported missing then KiA 31 Jul 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Third son of the late Alexander Smith, foreman mason, 7 Newton Street, late of 17 Wardlaw Street. Perhaps kin to Kenneth McKay Smith, labourer, Agnes B. Smith (31) d. 4 Feb 1917 & Georgina McK. Smith (65) d. 16 Jun 1920, funerals to NMC, and all of 7 Newton Street. EEN 17 & 18 Jul 1918.

Pte David Smith (39) No. 12126, 14 Hussars (King's). d. 21 Aug 1919. NMM & Bagdad (North Gate) War Cem. Son of James Smith, 27 Slateford Road.

Pte George W. Smith ( ), R. Scots, then HLI. KiA 4 May 1917. Second son of the late David Wishart Smith, slater. Sp, Elizabeth Jane Cockburn, 1 Yeaman Place. Employed, slater, he and his father worked for Graham & Co, 4 Castle Street. EEN 7 & 11 Jun 1917, photo. TED 7 Jun 1917.

Sgt Hugh Fowler Smith (21) No. 7841, "F" Coy, 2 Scots Gds. d. 28 Oct 1914. SMM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs R. Smith, 17 Rutland Square.

Pte Hugh McKeane Smith ( ) No. 47735, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 22 Mar 1918. GWM & Pozieres Mem. Address, Slateford. EEN 17 Apr 1918, photo.

L/Corp James Boswell Smith (20) Enlisted, Edin. No. 26256 Cam Hdrs, & No. 40677 & 7 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 26 Mar 1918 F & F. Beametz-Les-Cambrai Military Cem No.1. b. Edin. Address, 1 Dean Path. Employed, Mr George Bain, contractor, Duff Street. EEN 13 Apr 1918.

L/Sgt John Smith ( ), 1, 9 R. Scots. He was on the Australian HMAS Warilda, a hospital ship, displaying the Red Cross and carrying 471 sick & wound, mainly cot patients, sailing from Le Harve, France to Southampton, when it was torpedoed by the German submarine U-49, and sank with the loss of over 120 lives. Reported missing then drowned 3 Aug 1918. Hollybrook Mem, Southampton. Second son of Mrs & the late George Smith (59), tailor, d. 21 Jul 1917, funeral to NMC, 6 Ardmillan Terrace. His brother, Pte William B. Smith, R. Scots. DoW 4 Jul 1915. EEN 1 & 5 Mar 1919, photo. TED 1 Mar 1919.

Pte John Irvine Smith ( ), R. Scots. KiA 11 Apr 1917. Second son of John Smith, tinsmith, & Anne Smith, 7 Wardlaw Street. Sp, Catherine Colburn, 3 Wardlaw Terrace. He was a noted footballer. Employed, Alder & MacKay, meter works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 24 Apr & 4 May 1917.

Gunner John Veitch Smith (27) N. 69131, 101 Siege Bty, RGA. DoW 22 Nov 1916. Heilly Sation Cem, Mericourt-L’Abe. Only son of Mr & Mrs Smith, 6 Temple Park Crescent. Nephew of Mrs Crawford, 5 Watson Crescent. EEN 29 Nov 1916.

2nd Lieut Percy George Cecil Smith (23), 11 R. Scots. d. 19 Aug 1918. Le Peuplier Cem, Caestre. Son of Joseph & Mary Smith, 62 Montpelier Park. Boroughmuir school.

CSM Richard Watt Smith ( ) BW. KiA 26 Sep 1917. Sp, Jean Galloway, 40 Hillbank Road, Dundee. His sister & brother-in-law, Mr & Mrs Frederick Murrell, small wares dealer, 28 Downfield Place. EEN 29 Oct 1917.

Sgt Thomas Finlayson Smith (26) No. 350996, 9 R. Scots. Military Medal. KiA 22 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. Sp, Janet Scott, formerly Smith, 35 Watson Crescent. EEN 19 Feb, 14 May 1918.

Pte Thomas John Smith (29) No. 22854, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA. 12 Apr 1917 F & F. GWM & Gourock Trench Cem, Tillay-les-Mofflaines.

Pte William Smith (50) No. 17625, Depot, Cam Hdrs. d. 12 Sep 1915. NMC. Sp, Barbara Ross Smith, 3 Reid’s Buildings, near Chesser, Gorgie.

Pte William Smith ( ), R. Scots. KiA 29 Sep 1918. His sister, Mrs McMath, 38 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 31 Oct 1918.

Pte William B. Smith ( ) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No. 2081, ‘D’ Coy, 1, 4 R. Scots. DoW 4 Jul 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of Mrs & the late George Smith (59), tailor, d. 21 Jul 1917, funeral to NMC, 6 Ardmillan Terrace. His brother L/ Sgt John Smith, R. Scots, drowned 3 Aug 1918. Boroughmuir school. He served ten years in the Boys’ Brigade, attaining position of Lieut, 32 Coy, Edinburgh. Employed, clerk, J & F Anderson, Castle Street. EEN 23 Jul 1915, photo. TED 20 & 22 Jul 1915, photo.

Pte William H. Smith (19) No. 2461, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 Dardanelles. East Mudros Military Cem. Only son of Robert Jospeh Smith, rubber worker, & Elizabeth Smith, 19 Watson Crescent. Employed, Grocery Dept, St Cuthberts Co-op. EEN 1 Dec 1915, 27 & 29 Jun 1916, photo & 28 Jun 1917.

Snowie

2nd Lieut George Snowie (22), 1 KOSB. KiA 15 Sep 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Nephew of Mr & Mrs James Stewart, brewer’s servant, 4 McLeod Street. EEN 21 Sep 1916.

Souness

Sgt James Smith Souness ( ) No. 268439, L/Corp/Sgt, 9 BW. KiA 1 Sep 1918. Loos Mem. Only son of the late David & Annie Souness, Haddington. His sister, Mrs Arnott, 6 Merchiston Grove. EEN 5 Oct 1918.

Spalding

Pte John Spalding (22) Enlisted, May 1915. No. 24969. 16 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of the late James Spalding, brass moulder & Mrs Spalding, 8 Wardlaw Place, 4 Wheatfield 11 Place & Stockbridge. Perhaps kin to Elizabeth M. Spalding (1 /12) d. 9 Mar 1921, funeral from 8 Wardlaw Street to NMC. EEN 14 Aug 1916, 9 &11 May 1917, photo. TED 12 Aug 1916 & 9 May 1917.

Speedie

Pte James Hodge Speedie (21) No. 16102, 7 Cam Hdrs. He is mentioned in the book "MacRae's Battalion". KiA 25 Sep 1915 at Loos. SMM & Loos Mem. b. 17 Nov 1893. Son of John Speedie, grain merchant, & Janet Speedie, 32 Polwarth Gardens. His brother 2nd Lieut John Speedie, R. Scots, KiA 14 Jun 1917. Perhaps kin to James Speedie, blacksmith, 21 Duff Street. Boroughmuir school. Employed, insurance clerk & Heart of Midlothian FC football player. TED 14 Oct 1915, full figure photo of him in highland uniform.

2nd Lieut John Gibson Speedie (25), 4 R. Scots. Brigade quartermaster. Served at Gallipoli. Medaille Militaire (France). Killed 14 Jun 1917 at Arras. SMM & Bailleul Road Cem, St Laurent Blancy Son of John Speedie, grain merchant, & Janet Speedie, 32 Polwarth Gardens. His brother Pte James Hodge Speedie, Cam Hdrs, KiA 25 Sep 1915. Perhaps kin to James Speedie, blacksmith, 21 Duff Street, Boroughmuir school.

Speirs/Spiers

L/Corp Andrew Spiers (38) No 7101, BW. Transf. to No.47399, 13 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Served, Loos, Neuve Chappel, Ypres & the Somme. Wounded five times. KiA 27 Aug 1918, Vieux, Berquin, Neippe Forest. Outtersteene Communal Cem Extn, Bailleul. b. 1880. Only son of William Spiers, railway servant, 19 Murieston Crescent. George Heriot’s school. EEN 14 Sep 1918.

Pte Colin Speirs ( ) No. 43072, 12 R. Scots. KiA 6 Jun 1917. Duisans British Cem, Etrun, b. Edin. Son of Mary Speirs, 12 Wellgatehead, Lanark. He had three brothers serving in France. Employed, butcher, with Mr Kitchen, Dundee Street. EEN 14 Jun 1917.

Spence

Pte Andrew Spence (24) No. 32296, 1 Gloucestershire Regiment. KiA 24 Sep 1918. Vis-En-Artois Mem. His brother & sister-in-law, Sgt & Mrs Spence, 24 Springwell Place. EEN 8 Oct 1918.

Pte Harry Christie Spence (38) No. 301682, 1, 7 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. GWM & Gaza War Cem. Eldest son of William Spence, Pittenweam, Fife. Sp, Bertha Rose Spence, 4 Wheatfield Street. Employed, mason. EEN 8 & 17 Dec 1917, photo.

Sproat

Pte Samuel Sproat (34) No.794, sapper, 2 Coy, Australian Tunnelling Corps. KiA 18 May 1916, Sailly, France. NMC & Rue-Du-Bois Military Cem, Fleurbaix. b. Edin. Youngest son of the late James Sproat & Janet Bell.

Squair/Squaire

Pte Thomas Squaire ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 7526, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 14 Sep 1914. La Fert-Sous-Jouarre Mem. Perhaps kin to George Squair, railway servant, 156 Dundee Street. Employed North British Rubber Co.

Stead

Pte William Stead (19) No. 52486, 9 HLI. KiA 29 Sep 1918. GWM & Targelle Ravine British Cem, Villers-Guislain. Youngest son of John & Mary Stead, 96 Gorgie Road. EEN 28 Oct & 19 Nov 1918, photo.

Steedman

Pte John Steedman (18), 1, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 16 May 1917. Roeux British Cem. Son of William & Grace Steedman, Newport St, 14 Semple St & 22 Reigo St. His brothers, Pte Robert Steedman, R. Scots, late of 1 Glen Street, KiA 26 Sep 1915, & Pte William Steedman, 10 Bryson Road, Seaforth Hdrs, DoW 13 Nov 1914. His sisters, Mrs Ross, 38 Watson Crescent, Mrs Moncur, 15 Yeaman Place & Mrs Gold, 22 Wardlaw Place (In 1911, there were three generations of Gold family, residing at 14 Wardlaw Place). EEN 7 Jun 1917.

Pte Robert Steedman (23) No 12716, 11 R. Scots. KiA 26 Sep 1915 F & F. Loos Mem. Address, in 1914, 1 Glen Street. Son of William & Grace Steedman, Newport Street, 14 Semple Street & 22 Reigo Street, His brothers, Pte John Steedman, Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1917, & Pte William Steedman, 10 Bryson Road, Seaforth Hdrs, DoW 1914. His sisters, Mrs Ross, 38 Watson Crescent, Mrs Moncur, 15 Yeaman Place & Mrs Gold, 22 Wardlaw Place. (In 1911, there were three generations of Gold family, residing at 14 Wardlaw Place). EEN 7 Jun 1917.

Pte William Steedman (25) No.10138, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 13 Nov 1914. Le Touret Mem. Address, 10 Bryson Road. Second Son of William & Grace Steedman, Newport Street, 14 Semple Street & 22 Reigo Street. His brothers, Pte John Steedman, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 16 May 1917, & Pte Robert Steedman, R. Scots, late of 1 Glen Street, KiA 26 Sep 1915. His sisters, Mrs Ross, 38 Watson Crescent, Mrs Moncur, 15 Yeaman Place & Mrs Gold, 22 Wardlaw Place. (In 1911, there were three generations of Gold family, residing at 14 Wardlaw Place). EEN 25 Nov 1914 & 7 Jun 1917.

Steel/Steele

Corp Ebenezer Steele (26) No.40014, 18 HLI. DoW 30 Sep 1918. Zantvoorde British Cem. Youngest son of Edward Steele, sales man, 27 Hazelbank Terrace, Shandon. Perhaps kin to James McQuat Steele, tailor’s cutter, Mary C.Steele (62) d. 5 Apr 1915 & Rachel Steele (23) d. 10 Feb 1914, funerals to NMC, all of 27 Hazelbank Terrace, and John Edward Steele, butcher, 10 Hazelbank Terrace. EEN 24 & 26 Oct 1918.

Pte William Edward Steel ( ) No. 28801, 6 KOSB. d. 18 Aug 1918. GWM & Ploegsteert Mem. Sp, Elizabeth Hall Steel, 14 Wardlaw Place. Perhaps kin to Corp Ebenezer Steele, HLI, DoW 30 Sep 1918.

Stenhouse

Pte Andrew Stenhouse ( ) No. 46114, 16 R. Scots. KiA 21 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Sp, Euphemia Henderson & five children, 5 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, Kinleith Mill, Currie. EEN 17 Apr & 8 May 1918, photo.

Stevens

Pte Alexander Stevens (25) Enlisted, Sep 1914. No. 43489, 12 HLI & R. Scots Cyclist Battalion. Wounded, Apr 1917. Reported missing then KiA 24 Jul 1917. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of the late Mr & Mrs Alexander Stevens. Sp, Janet “Nettie” Stewart Gibson & little daughter, 10 Wardlaw Street. Employed, tailor, Messrs Griffiths & Oliver, Bo’ness. EEN 24 Jul 1918.

Pte James Stevens ( ) No. 2164, 1, 4 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of James Stevens, cab man, 1 Tay Street. Employed, grocer. TED 2 Nov 1915, photo.

Stevenson

L/Corp Charles Stevenson (42) No.1803. 3, 1 Lowland Field Amb. RAMC. He was on HMS Royal Edward, a transport ship, in the Agean Sea with a crew of over 200, and carrying about 1400 soldiers, officers and men, mainly RAMC reinforcements intended for Gallipoli, when it was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine U-14, with the loss of around a thousand lives. Drowned 13 Aug 1915. Helles Mem. Address, 28 Saughton Crescent. Eldest son of Charles Stevenson. EEN 29 Sep 1915.

Pte Thomas Stevenson (21) Enlisted, Edin. No. 11475, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 10 Jul 1917, F & F. GWM & Ypres, Town Cem Extn.

Stewart

Pte Alexander Stewart (21) No. 350958, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917, France. NMC & Arras Mem. Youngest son of William Stewart, plasterer, & Jessie Thomson, 11 Orwell Terrace. Employed by his father as a plasterer. EEN 15, 17 & 19 May 1917, photo. TED 19 & 25 May 1917, photo.

2nd Lieut Alexander Vivian Stewart (21) Joined up, Aug 1914. 4 Gordon Hdrs. d. 23 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Son of Rev Alexander & Mary J. Rae Stewart, 21 Greenbank Crescent & 14 Hartington Place. Boroughmuir school. Medical student, Edin. Uni.

Pte Archibald “Archie” Stewart (19) No. 22699, Depot, Cam Hdrs. Drowned 29 Jul 1917. GWM & NMC. b. Edin. Second son of Archibald Stewart, coal merchant, & Jeannie Stewart, 4 Wheatfield Street. His brother Pte Charles Stewart, Cam Hdrs, DoW, just days later, in 1917.

Pte Charles Stewart (29) No. 21264, 7 Cam Hdrs. DoW. 2 Aug 1917. GWM & Boulogne Eastern Cem. Son of Archibald Stewart, coal merchant, & Jeanie Stewart, 4 Wheatfield Street. His brother Pte Archibald Stewart, Cam Hdrs, drowned, just days earlier, in 1917. Sp, Elizabeth “Bessie” Drysdale Wilson Stewart, 197 Gorgie Road. EEN 7 Aug 1917.

Pte David Stewart ( ) No. 40823, 11 R. Scots. DoW 22 Mar 1917, gunshot wounds received in action. Aubigny Communal Cem Extn. Eldest son of James Stewart, tile fixer, & Elizabeth Stewart (47) d. 22 Nov 1914, Funeral to NMC, 3 Caledonian Road. His brother, Pte William Neilson Stewart, Cam Hdrs, KiA 23 Oct 1918. Sp, Margaret Jeans Gilzean, 16 Moat Street. EEN 31 Mar 1917.

Pte Henry Stewart (32), R. Scots. d. 1917. Sp, Mrs Stewart & two children, 61 Buccleuch Street. Employed, creamery, Slateford Road. TED 31 May 1917.

L/Corp J. Stewart ( ) Scots Greys. Transf. to A & S Hdrs. KiA 1916. His mother resided, 3 Tay Street. His brother Pte William Stewart, A & S Hdrs, KiA, just three months later. Employed, Waverley Oil & Cake Works, West Fountain Place. TED 17 Apr 1916.

Pte James Stewart ( ), 5 R. Scots. GWM

Pte John Stewart (37), Canadian Expeditionary Force. DoW 1916. Eldest son of Mrs Stewart, 14 Springwell Place, a widow who had three sons, two with the Canadians, and another with MacCrae’s Battalion, 16 R. Scots. Perhaps kin to Margaret Stewart (80) d. 19 May 1921, funeral 12 Springwell Place to NMC. EEN 12 & 17 May 1916, photo.

Lieut Nathaniel William Stewart (25), 7 R. Scots & Royal Flying Corps. d. 23 Jan 1917. Jerusalem Mem. Son of Rev Alexander & Mary J. Rae Stewart, 21 Greenbank Crescent & 14 Hartington Place. Boroughmuir school. Medical student, Edin. Uni. TED 24 Feb 1917.

L/Corp Norman Stewart ( ), Seaforth Hdrs. Killed 1918. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs D. Stewart, 31 Easter Road. Sp, Mrs Stewart & five children, 5 Caledonian Crescent. TED 21 Sep 1918.

Pte William Stewart ( ) No. 7398, 1 Gordon Hdrs. d. 8 Nov 1914. Le Touret Mem. Sp, Annie Scott, 9a Leslie Place. Newspaper insert, death deeply regretted by N & EY, 4 Ritchie Place. EEN 24 Nov 1914.

Pte William Henry Stewart ( ) No.11869, Scots Greys. Transf. to Gordon Hdrs. KiA 1916. His mother resided, 3 Tay Street. His brother L/Corp J. Stewart, A & S Hdrs, KiA in France three months earlier. Sp, Mrs Stewart & three children. Self-employed, hairdressing business, Dundee Street. In 1914, he resided at 1 West Fountain Place, off Dundee Street & his business was at 4 Orwell Terrace. EEN 4 Aug & 2 Sep 1916, photo.

Pte William Stewart (28) No. 15932, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Apr 1916. Loos Mem. His father & sister, Tennie, 6 Murdoch Terrace. Maggie Westwater, 2 Freer Street Terrace. EEN 16 & 20 May 1916, photo.

Pte William Neilson Stewart ( ) No.353035, R. Scots, then 9 HLI. KiA 23 Oct 1918. Romeries Communal Cem Extn. Second son of Mr & Mrs James Stewart, tile fixer, 3 Caledonian Road. His brother, Pte David Stewart, R. Scots. DoW 22 Mar 1917. Sp, Clementina Malcolm. Employed, tile fixer. EEN 13 Nov 1918.

Stinear

Pte James Q. Stinear (19) No. 22350, 1 HLI. d. 4 Dec 1916. GWM & Amara War Cem. Son of Mr & Mrs J. Stinear, 28 Wardlaw Place. TED 11 Jan 1917, photo.

Stirling

L/Corp Alexander “Alec” Stirling (27) No. 9573, ‘D’ Coy, 2 A & S Hdrs. Reported wounded, missing then KiA 20 Jul 1916. Thiepval Mem. Son of Archibald Drummond Stirling, telephone inspector, 17 Hazelbank Terrace. EEN 28 Sep 1916. TED 12 Oct 1916, photo.

L/Corp George Walker McPherson Stirling (21) No. 11796, Cam Hdrs. Reported wounded & missing then KiA 16 Aug 1916. NMM & Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of John Sirling, crane man, & May Stirling, 28 Watson Crescent. EEN 11 & 15 Aug 1917, photo. TED 13 Aug 1917, photo.

Stocks

Pte David Stocks (37) Enlisted, Jun 1916. No. 43695, 9 Cam (SR). KiA 29 Sep 1918. GWM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. b. Kirriemuir, Angus. Second son of the late John Stocks, Kirkcaldy. Sp, Margaret “Maggie” Fraser Stocks, 9 Wardlaw Street. Employed, painter, Alder & MacKay, meter works, Stewart Terrace. EEN 2 Nov 1918.

Stoddart

Pte William Stoddart (25) No. 39021, 2 R. Scots. d. 13 Nov 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Son of Robert & Jane Stoddart, 48 Stewart Terrace.

Stormont

Sgt George Stormont (22) No. 350140, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 8 Jun 1918. Cabaret- Rouge British Cem, Souchez. b. Edin. Son of George Rodger Stormont, police constable, & Susan Farquharson Stormont, 34 Caledonian Crescent & Rowan Cottage, Northmuir, Kirriemuir. Perhaps kin to John Stormont, blacksmith, 34 Caledonian Crescent & Alexander Mitchell Stormont, surface man, 28 Wardlaw Place. EEN 6 Jul 1918. TED 9 Aug 1918, photo.

Strachan

Corp Alfred John Strachan (30) No. 15674, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 14 Oct 1917. Mendinghem British Cem. Son of late William Strachan, rubber worker, & Jane Strachan, 39 Angle Park Terrace. Sp, Margaret Goodlet Strachan, 93 Slateford Road. Perhaps kin to William Strachan (78) d. 28 Aug 1921, funeral from 36 Angle Park Terrace to NMC. EEN 20 Oct 1917.

Pte Hugh Strachan (45) No. 3472. 1 BW. KiA 25 Jan 1915. NMC & Beuvry Communal Cem. Son of James Strachan & Jean Ross. Sp. Isabella Strachan, 9 Lyne Street, Abbeyhill.

Pte James Strachan (20) No.1778, sapper, 416 (Edin) Field Coy, R. Engrs. Killed 27 May 1916. Doullens Communal Cem Extn No. 1. Son of James & Agnes Strachan, 85 Holyrood Road. Employed, apprentice plasterer, with M. Stewart, Caledonian Crescent. EEN 20 Jun 1916.

Strangeways

Corp Alexander Strangeways (21) No. 350590, ‘A’ Coy, 9 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 24 Mar 1918. Pozieres Mem. Younger son of the late William Strangeways (54), cashier I engine works, d. 20 Sep 1916, funeral to NMC, & Margaret McDonald Leishman Strangeways, 85 Harrison Road. Grandson of late John Strangeways & Mary Young. His brother, Robert W. Strangways. EEN 28 Jun 1919.

Stronach

Sgt A. G. Stronach (27) No. 147300, Canadian Inf (Manitoba Regt) 78. KiA 16 Oct 1916. Adanac Military Cem, Miraumont. Son of William Stronach, 23 Balfour Street, Leith. His sister & brother, Mrs Stout, 10 Caledonian Crescent, & Pte William Stronach, R. Scots, KiA 28 Jun 1915. EEN 4 & 7 Nov 1916, photo.

Pte William Stronach (23) No. 2184, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Twelve Tree Copse Cem. Fourth son of William Stronach, 23 Balfour Street, Leith. His sister & brother, Mrs Stout, 10 Caledonian Crescent & Sgt A. G. Stronach, Canadians, KIA 16 Oct 1916. Employed, Caledonian Goods Railway Station. TED 26 Jul 1915. EEN 28 Jun 1917.

Struth

2nd Lieut James Scotland Struth (25), 17 R. Scots. d. 16 Sep 1917. Villers-Faucon Communal Cem. Son of William Smith & Sarah J. Pendreigh Smith, 6 West Savile Terrace, in 1911 at 16 Livingston Place, Marchmont. His brother, William Holmes Struth. Perhaps kin to James Struth, coal man, 15 Wardlaw Place. Boroughmuir school.

Struthers

2nd Lieut Andrew Craig Struthers (21), 10, 12 Cam (SR). KiA. 14 Sep 1916, Battle of the Somme, Contalmaison Chateau Cem. b. 1894. Son of the late Andrew & Mary Struthers. Perhaps kin to Alexander Paterson Struthers, clerk, 5 Shandon Crescent, & Bruce Wylie Struthers, electrician, 83 Dalry Road. Boroughmuir school.

Sutherland

Pte Benjamin Sutherland ( ) R. Scots. KiA 1918. Son of Benjamin Gardiner Sutherland, baker, & late Agnes Brown Sutherland, High Street, Dalkeith, then 80 Slateford Road. His brothers & sister, Sgt John Sutherland, RAMC, L/Corp James Sutherland, R. Scots, DoW 20 Aug 1918, & Agnes Sutherland, an American Red Cross nurse. Perhaps kin to Grant Robertson Sutherland, butcher, 80 Slateford Road.

Able seaman George Herd “Doddie” Sutherland (21) No. Clyde Z/ 5260, Drake Battalion, RND, RNVR. Served at Gallipoli. Wounded 1917. Military Medal. Reported missing then KiA 3Sep 1918. GWM & Queant Road Cem, Buissay. Second son of George & Isabella Sutherland, 344 Gorgie Road. EEN 19 Jul 1917 & 24 May 1919.

Pte James Sutherland (30) Reported missing then KiA circa Sep 1915. Sp, Mrs Sutherland & six children, 160 Dumbiedykes Road. Employed, irondresser, Messrs McKenzie & Moncur, Slateford. TED 14 Jun 1916.

Pte James Sutherland ( ) No. 3319, 2, 13 R. Scots. d. 25 Sep 1915. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem, Ypres.

L/Corp James Sutherland (29) Enlisted, 1914. No. 350307, 13 R. Scots. DoW 20 Aug 1918. Pernes British Cem. Youngest son of Benjamin Gardiner Sutherland, baker, & late Agnes Brown Sutherland, High Street, Dalkeith, then 80 Slateford Road. His brothers & sister, Sgt John Sutherland, RAMC, Pte Benjamin Sutherland, R. Scots, KiA 1918, & Agnes Sutherland, an American Red Cross nurse. Perhaps kin to Grant Robertson Sutherland, butcher, 80 Slateford Road. Employed, six years, McVite & Price biscuit works. EEN 7 Sep & 7 Oct 1918, photo. TED 6 Sep 1918.

Pte James Sutherland (38) No. 7427, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 28 Mar 1918. GWM & Arras Mem. Sp, Isabella Sutherland, 19 Robertson Avenue.

Gunner James Sutherland (20) No.201876, 1 Tank Corps. KiA 8 Aug 1918. GWM & Bouchoir New British Cem. Son of James & Catherine Sutherland, 78 Slateford Road. Employed, labourer. EEN 24 Aug 1918.

Pte John Sutherland (19) No.8806 or 318896, 1 Dorsetshire Regt. DoW 11 Jul 1916, Brock War Hosp, Woolwich. Funeral to EDC. Eldest son of Robert D. & Charlotte Sutherland, 81 Grove Street & 96 Morrison Street. EEN 14 Jul 1916.

Swan

Air Mechanic 2nd class Charles Watson Swan (33) No. 26386, Royal Air Force. d. 18 Apr 1918. NMC. Son of the late William & Barbara Swan. Sp, Helen Swan, 20 Downfield Place.

Pte George Swan (19) No. 132436, 1 MGC (Infantry). d. 10 Apr 1918. GWM, NMM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem, Ypres. Son of Mrs Jessie Swan, 15 Gorgie Crescent. His brother, A/Bombardier William Swan, RFA, DoW 7 Sep 1917.

Pte James Swan ( ) No. 30823, RGA. d. 22 Apr 1918. GWM & Ste. Marie Cem., Le Harve.

2nd Lieut Robert John Swan (30), “A” Bty, 187 Bde, RFA. d. 28 Mar 1918. Hannescamps New Military Cem. Only son of Robert & Agnes Swan, of Edinburgh. Perhaps kin to Robert Shaw, french polisher, 6 Hermand Street. Boroughmuir school.

Gunner William Swan (21) No.650049, A/ Bombardier, ‘C’ Bty, 86 Bde, RFA. DoW 7 Sep 1917. GWM, NMM & Godewaersvelde British Cem. Son of Mrs Jessie Swan, 15 Gorgie Crescent. His brother, Pte George Swan, MGC, d.10 Apr 1918. Perhaps kin to William Swan (56) d. 5 Dec 1915, funeral same address to NMC. EEN 11 Oct 1917, photo. TED 8 & 12 Oct 1917, photo.

Swanson

Pte Alexander Swanson (24) No. 2676, 1 R. Scots. DoW 5 May 1915, F & F. Kemmel Chateau Military Cem. Third son of the late Peter & Elizabeth Swanson. Nephew of Mr W. Swanson, Justice of the Peace, 31 Cumberland Street. His brothers, Pte David Swanson, R. Scots Fusiliers, DoW 27 May 1918, Pte Murdoch Swanson, R. Scots, d, 11 Aug 1918, and Pte Peter Swanson, A & S Hdrs, d. 12 Oct 1917. Newspaper insert by his brother & sister-in-law, Mr & Mrs Swanson, 1 Caledonian Road. EEN 25 May & 11 Oct 1918, photo.

Pte David Swanson (33) No. 201647, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 27 May 1918, casualty clearing station. Aubigny Communal Cem Extn. b. Edin. Eldest son of the late Peter & Elizabeth Swanson. Nephew of Mr W. Swanson, Justice of the Peace, 31 Cumberland Street. His brothers, Pte Alexander Swanson, R. Scots, DoW 5 May 1915, Pte Murdoch Swanson, R. Scots, d, 11 Aug 1918, and Pte Peter Swanson, A & S Hdrs, d. 12 Oct 1917. Sp, Mrs Catherine “Kate” Swanson, 1 Caledonian Road. Employed, agent, Prudential Co. EEN 10, 26 & 29 Jun & 11 Oct 1918, photo. TED 11 Jun 1918.

Pte Murdoch Swanson (20) No. 48668, 5, 6 R. Scots. d. 11 Aug 1918. Bouchoir New British Cem. Addresss, 1 Caledonian Road. Son of the late Peter & Elizabeth Swanson. Nephew of Mr W. Swanson, Justice of the Peace, 31 Cumberland Street. His brothers, Pte Alexander Swanson, R. Scots, DoW 5 May 1915, Pte David Swanson, R. Scots Fusiliers, Dow 27 May 1918, and Pte Peter Swanson, A & S Hdrs, d. 12 Oct 1917. EEN 11 Oct 1918.

Pte Peter Swanson ( ) No.11147, 10 A & S Hdrs. d. 12 Oct 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. b. St Cuthberts, Edin. Addresss, 1 Caledonian Road. Son of the late Peter & Elizabeth Swanson. Nephew of Mr W. Swanson, Justice of the Peace, 31 Cumberland Street. His brother, Pte Alexander Swanson, R. Scots, Dow 5 May 1915, Pte David Swanson, R. Scots Fusiliers, Dow 27 May 1918, and Pte Murdoch Swanson, R. Scots, d, 11 Aug 1918. EEN 11 Oct 1918.

Swinton

Pte Thomas Swinton (31) No. 1678, 5 R. Scots (Queen's Edinburgh Rifles). d. 8 Apr 1915. Funeral from Colinton Hosp to NMC. b. Ayton, Bewickshire. Perhaps kin to Thomas Young Swinton, machine man, 6 Wardlaw Street.

Syme

Pte Robert Syme (20) No. 277406, ‘B’ Coy, 1, 7 A & S Hdrs. Military Medal. DoW 25 Jul 1918. Terclincthun British Cem, Wimille. Eldest son of Pte Thomas Syme, clerk, RAMC & Helen R. Syme, 28 Watson Crescent. Employed, telegraphic & electrical superintendant’s office, Waverley Station. EEN 5 Aug 1918 & 28 Jan 1919, photo. TED 5 Aug 1918.

Tait

Pte Robert Tait ( ) No. 7971, 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. b. St Leonard’s, Edinburgh. Address, 5 Stewart Terrace. Sp. Mrs Tait & child, at Middleton, Fountainhall. Employed, by Mr Wright, dairyman, Hill O’Stane, Gorgie. EEN 26 May & 4 Jun 1917, photo.

Pte W. Tait ( ), R. Scots. d. 1918. Address, 197 Gorgie Road. EEN 10 Dec 1918, photo.

Talbot

Pte Matthew Talbot ( ) No. 17258, Signal Section, 1 Gordon Hdrs. d. 8 May 1918. & Sandpits British Cem, Fouquereuil. Third son of Thomas & Marjory Talbot, 17 Murieston Crescent. Boroughmuir school. EEN 22 May 1918.

Taylor

Pte Alexander Taylor (25) No. 3755, A & S Hdrs. d. 30 Jul 1915. Funeral from 17 King’s Stables Road to EDC. Son of Peter Taylor, carter, & Margaret Taylor. Sp Mary Taylor, 8 Smithfield Street.

Pte George Taylor ( ) No. 2615, 13 R. Scots. d. 1 Aug 1917. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem.

Pte John Taylor (30) No. 21247, 13 R. Scots. KiA 15 Sep 1916. Thiepval Mem. Youngest son of Mary Taylor, 21 Duff Street. Employed, professional footballer. EEN 19 & 30 Oct 1916. TED 24 Oct 1916.

Pte John Gill Taylor (20) No. 200159, 1, 4 R. Scots. DoW 20 Apr 1917. Deir El Belah War Cem. Only son of the late John Taylor & Jane G. Taylor, 123 Dundee Street. Employed, Messrs W. L. Hendry, painters, Lothian Road. EEN 28 Apr, 2 & 4 May 1917, photo. TED 14 May 1917.

Pte Robert Taylor (26) No. 12535. 1, 5 A &S Hdrs. DoW 9 Jan 1918, Egypt. GWM & Ramleh War Cem. Son of the late Eliza & Thomas Taylor, 96 Gorgie Road. His brothers, William Taylor, 20 Caledonian Place, Thomas “Tom” Taylor, 104 Dalry Road & Charles “Charlie” Taylor, 38 Watson Crescent. His sisters, Lizzie & Mary Taylor, Mrs Agnes “Aggie” Stewart , Ravelston & Mrs Isabella “Bella” Gordon, 46 Stewart Terrace. EEN 21 & 25 Jan 1918, photo.

L/Corp Robert Taylor (18) No. 56549, 1 Cam (SR). He had previously served in the HLI & Lanarkshire Yeomanry. DoW 24 Oct 1918, shrapnel in both legs & right forearm. Buried, Awoingi, nr Cambrai. Son of David Airth Taylor & Margaret Taylor, 16 Viewforth. Boroughmuir school. Employed, clerk, Post Office, then Prison Commission.

Pte William Durrand Taylor (26) No. 47895, R. Engrs & 12 Yorkshire Regt. Reported missing then KiA 9 Apr 1918. Ploegsteert Mem. Son of Mrs Taylor, 7 Heriothill Terrace. Sp, Maggie Fowler, 116 Gorgie Road. EEN 12 Apr 1919.

Telfer

Pte John Telfer ( ) bandsman, Canadian Inf. KiA 1917. Sp. Mrs Telfer & three of a family, in Victoria, British Columbia. His sister resided, 4 Ardmillan Terrace. Perhaps kin to Andrew Petrie Telfer (77), residenter, d. 9 Aug 1916, funeral from 4 Ardmillan Terrace to EDC. Self employed, watchmaker & jeweller, in Corstorphine, then emigrated to Canada. EEN 5 & 16 Jun 1917, photo.

Pte Robert Telfer (29) No. 21143, 12 R. Scots. DoW 29 Sep 1915, No.3 Canadian General Hosp, Camiers. Etaples Military Cem. Son of the late John & Elizabeth McInnes Telfer, Glasgow. His brother, William Telfer, clerk, 61 Hazelbank Terrace, Shandon. EEN 6 Oct 1915.

Telford

Pte George Telford (24) No. 2615, 13 R. Scots. KiA 1 Aug 1917, France. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. Halfmorton, Dumfriesshire. Address in 1911, 7 Westfield Road.

Temple

Gunner David Cook Montgomery Temple (40) No.185472, 261 Siege Bty, RGA. Distinguished Conduct Medal. DoW 24 Oct 1917, Stobhill Hosp, Glasgow. GWM & NMC. Son of Arthur & Margaret Temple. His brothers, Pte Joseph “Joe” Temple, A & S, KiA 23 Apr Apr 1917, James & John Temple, on active service. His sister, Mrs Robina Temple Henderson, 2 Smithfield Street. His brother-in-law, & Pte John Leckie Henderson, R. Scots, KiA 1 Jul 1916. Sp, Jane Glendinning Temple & four children, 11 Smithfield Street. Employed, North British Distillery, Gorgie. EEN 26 & 27 Oct, 3 & 7 Nov 1917, photo, & 23 Apr 1918.

Pte Joseph “Joe” Temple ( ), 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917, Battle of Arras. Arras Mem. Son of Arthur & Margaret Temple. His brothers, Gunner David Temple, RGA, DoW 24 Oct 1917, James & John Temple, on active service. His sister, Mrs Robina Temple Henderson, 2 Smithfield Street. His brother-in-law, & Pte John Leckie Henderson, R. Scots, KiA 1 Jul 1916. EEN 2 Jul 1917, 23 Apr, 17 Jul 1918.

Templeton

Pte David Templeton ( ) No.11793, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 9 May 1915 F & F. Le Touret Mem. Son of Mr & Mrs Templeton, 181 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Thomas Templeton, dyer, same address. EEN 1 & 2 Jun 1915, photo.

Tennant

Pte Alexander Smith Tennant (29) No. 3847 Lovat Scouts, then No. 40561, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 Apr 1918 France. Loos Mem. b. Whitburn. Son of Robert Tennant, station master, & Isabella Tennant, in 1911 at station master’s house, Leith Walk Passenger Station. Boroughmuir school. Arts student.

Teviotdale

Pte Alexander J. Teviotdale (19) No. 12888, 1 Scots Gds. d. 30 Mar 1916. GWM & Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of Alexander Robert Teviotdale, cooper, & Agnes Teviotdale, 304 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to James John Teviotdale, saddler, 4 Wardlaw Terrace. EEN 10 Apr 1916. TED 10 & 13 Apr 1916, photo.

Thom

Pte John Thom (20) No. 375525, 10, 13 R. Scots. KiA 28 Mar 1918. ESC & Arras Mem. Son of John & Mary Thom.

Thomson/Thompson

Sgt Alexander Hossack Thomson (26) No.200456, 1, 9 R. Scots. d. 30 Sep 1918, military hosp, Blackpool. Funeral from 25 Watson Crescent to Edin. (Newington) Cem. Youngest son of Mrs Thomson, 33 Pleasance. Sp, Anne Spence Thomson, 25 Watson Crescent. Perhaps kin to Eliza J. Thomson (42) d. 8 Apr 1916, funeral from 23 Watson Crescent to NMC. EEN 4 Oct 1918.

Pte Henry Thomson (31) No. 35892, RASC & 1, 7 Cam (SR). DoW 13 Jun1918, c.c.s.. Ligny-St Flochel British Cem, Averdoingi. Son of the late William & Grace Thomson, 37 Caledonian Crescent. Sp, Jane Auld & two children, 8 Hermand Street. EEN 29 Jun 1918.

2nd Lieut J. M. Thomson ( ), R. Scots. KiA 21 Sep 1918. Son of James Stevenson Thomson, boot maker, 13 Cobden Terrace, off Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to David Thomson (71) d. 22 Oct 1915 funeral 8 Cobden Terrace to NMC. EEN 5 Oct 1918.

Pte James Thomson (19) No. 73027, 5 R. Scots, then 14 Coy, MGC. KiA 16 Apr 1916. Thiepval Mem. Elder son of William Thomson, clerk, & Ellen Thomson, 4 Hermand Terrace. Craiglockhart & Royal High schools. Employed, apprentice, John Carfrae, architects, Queen Street. EEN 18, 19 & 29 May 1917, photo. TED 19 & 29 May 1917, photo.

Gunner James Thomson (35), RFA. KiA 11 Jul 1917. Third son of Thomas Thomson, Galashiels. Sp, Annie McDonald & two children, 111 Dundee Street. Employed, baker. EEN 28 Jul 1917.

Pte James Thomson (52) No.19938, 16 R. Scots. Transf. to No. 579287, Labour Corps. d. 14 Jan 1919. EDC. b. Creiff, Perthshire. Son of William & Elizabeth Thomson. Sp, Agnes Wood Thomson. 197 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to John Thomson, miller, 197 Dalry Road.

2nd Lieut James Stein Thomson (24) Enlisted, Pte, 9 R. Scots. Arrived at the Front, In early 1915. Commissioned from ranks & Gazetted. 1, 2 West Yorkshire Regt (Duke of Wellington’s), attached 1, 7 Lancashire Fusiliers. Wounded four times. KiA 22 Jul 1918. Bertrancourt Military Cem. Address, 33 Leamington Terrace. Second son of late James S. & Margaret Thomson, 4 Yeaman Place. EEN 29 Jul 1918.

Pte John Thomson (18) No. 31872, 2 A & S Hdrs. d. 15 Apr 1920. GWM & ESC. Son of George N. & Christine Thomson, 14 Wardlaw Place.

Corp John Smart Thomson (21) No. 275112, ‘D’ Coy, 4 R. Scots. Wounded Jul 1915, Gallipoli. Three times Mentioned in Despatches. KiA 12 Nov 1917. Jerusalem Mem. Third serving son of Thomas Nibloe Thomson, clerk, 153 Dalry Road & 403 Farley Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. His brothers, & George Burck Thomson, telephone engineer, R. Engrs & Corp Thomas Ker Thomson, plumber, badly wounded at Vimy Ridge, Perhaps kin to Elizabeth L. Thomson (47) d. 22 Nov 1917, funeral from 153 Dalry Road to NMC. TED 4 Aug 1915, photo, 14 Dec 1917. EEN 13 & 21 Dec 1917, photo.

Pte Norman McKay Thomson (19) No.57129, HLI, then No.59592, 17 R. Scots. KiA 30 Sep 1918, F & F. Zantvoorde British Cem. Son of James & Elizabeth Thomson, 32 Nursery Road, Montrose. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Robert “Bertie” Thomson (19) No.59799, Lothian & Border Horse & R. Scots. KiA 11 Aug 1918. Parvillers. Youngest son of Alexander Thomson, tailor & Agnes Thomson, 26 Caledonian Cres. His brothers, Driver William Ovens Thomson, RASC, KiA 4 Jul 1916, & two others on active service. Perhaps kin to Alexander Thomson junior, chauffeur, residing at 26 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, apprentice engineer, Scottish Motor Traction Co. EEN 20, 21 & 26 Sep 1918, photo. TED 26 Sep 1918.

Pte Robert L. Thomson (24) No. 965852, trumpeter, 1107 Bty, RFA. d. influenza, 28 Oct 1918. Buried, Government Cem, Quetta, India. Delhi (India Gate) Mem. Only son of Mr & Mrs Thomson, 9 Caledonian Place. His sister, Mrs Andrew Telfer, railway servant, 20 Caledonian Crescent. Perhaps kin to John Roland Thomson, baker, 9 Caledonian Place. EEN 18 Nov 1918, 1 Jan 1919, photo. TED 23 Jan 1919, photo

L/Corp Thomas Thomson (23) Enlisted, Edin. No.11149, 10, 1 A & S Hdrs. KiA 12 Oct 1916, France. Thiepval Mem. b. Dalry, Ayrshire. Second son of Mr & Mrs John J. Thomson, joiner, 1 Yeaman Place. His brother, Pte John Thomson, BW, was then lying wounded in hosp, England. Employed, butcher, Mr Wright, Broughton, Edinburgh. EEN 11 & 13 Nov 1916, photo.

Pte Thomas Cranston Thompson (19) No.22832, 10, 13 R. Scots. KiA 12 May 1916. GWM & Vermelles British Cem. Eldest son of the late Samuel & Helen Thompson, 1 Tynecastle Terrace. Grandson of the late Capt Thompson, RN. EEN 29 May & 7 Jun 1916, photo. TED 30 May & 10 Jun 1916.

Corp William Thomson (21) No 17101, 8 KOSB. DoW 28 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. Etaples Military Cem. Son of John & Catherine Thomson. His sister, Catherine “Katie” Thomson, 5 Gibson Terrace. Perhaps kin to Louisa B. Thomson (76) d. 16 Nov 1916, funeral from 5 Gibson Terrace to NMC. EEN 15 Oct 1915, photo, & 28 Sep 1916.

Driver William Ovens Thomson (29), Field Ambulance, MT, RASC. KiA 4 Jul 1916, Fricourt, France. Mericourt L’Abbe. Son of Alexander Thomson, tailor, & Agnes Thomson, 26 Caledonian Crescent. His brothers, Pte Robert “Bertie” Thomson, R. Scots, KiA 1918, & two others on active service. Perhaps kin to Alexander Thomson junior, chauffeur, residing at 26 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, motor driver, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 15 & 17 Jul, 3 & 9Aug 1916, photo, & 21 Sep 1918. TED 3 Aug 1916.

Thorburn

Lieut Christopher Cowan Thorburn (23), 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 14 Jun 1917, Infantry Hill, Arras. SMM & Arras Mem. b. 1894. Son of Richard Thorburn, engineer, 4 Bonaly Place, Shandon. Boroughmuir school. Student of Law. Employed, apprentice accountant.

Thornton

Sgt David Gillies Thornton (24) No. 200097, 1, 4 R. Scots. d. 5 Nov 1918. NMC & Terlincthun British Cem, Wimelle. b. Edin. Son of James & Helen Thornton, 32 Gardner's Crescent. His brother, Pte James Thornton, HLI, KiA Mar 1918.

Pte James Thornton (19) No. 55409, 18 HLI (Glasgow Yeomanry). KiA 25 Mar 1918, France. NMC & Guards Cem, Combles. Son of James & Helen Thornton, 32 Gardner's Crescent. His brother, Sgt David Thornton, R. Scots, d. Nov 1918.

Thorpe

Pte Hamilton Paton Thorpe (36) No. 5591, A & S Hdrs. Accidently killed on active service 1 Jun 1916. Alexandria (Hadra) War Mem Cem. Sp, Mary Flood, formerly Thorpe, 24 Caledonian Crescent & 3 Caledonian Road. Employed, waiter. EEN 24 Jun 1916.

Tinto

L/Corp James Tinto (21) No. 21247, Dragoon Gds, then lewis gunner, ‘B’ Coy, 10, 11 HLI. Reported missing then KiA 11 Apr 1917, France. ESC, GWM, SMM & Arras Mem. Eldest son of John & Jessie “Janet” Bruce Tinto, 19 Westfield Road. EEN 19 Jan 1918.

Toon

Pte James Toon ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 25167, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Gordon Dump Cem, Ovillers-La Boiselle. b. Edin. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte Thomas Toon ( ), R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 1916. Second son of the late William Toon, Slateford & Mrs Toon, 108 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to Jane A. Toon (69) d. 27 Feb 1920, funeral same address to NMC. EEN 11 May 1917.

Tough

Gunner James Blaikie Tough (27) No. 196480, 77 Bde, RFA. KiA 7 Apr 1918. Gezaincourt Communal Cem Extn. Son of Frank & Jane Tough, of Edinburgh. Sp, Jessie Hart Tough, 67 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Charles Tough, attendant, 29 Hazelbank Terrace, Shandon. EEN 17 Apr 1917, photo.

Towns

Pte Jonathan “Joss” Towns (36) No. 267776, 6 BW. KiA 31 Jul 1917. New Irish Farm Cem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs D. Towns, 32 Reform Street, Montrose. Sp, Isabella G. “Bella” Spence, 15 Caledonian Place & 26 India Street, Montrose. Employed, tailor. EEN 20 Aug 1917.

Trotter

Pte James Trotter ( ) No. 8976, 2 HLI, Reported missing then KiA 17 May 1915, France. Le Touret Mem. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Robert Trotter, corporation servant, 8 Gibson Terrace. Sp, Elizabeth Gilles Trotter, 10 Freer Street. EEN 18 & 24 Mar 1916, photo.

Tulloch

L/Corp Andrew Thomas Thomson Tulloch (23) No. 14336, 7 Cam Hdrs. Reported missing then KiA 24 Aug 1917. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. b. Dalry, Edin. Second son of Thomas & Euphemia Tulloch, 95 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Thomas Tulloch (65) d.12 Oct 1914, funeral same address to NMC. EEN 21 Sep, 12 & 29 Oct 1917.

Turnbull

Pte John Turnbull ( ) No. 28210, 18 HLI (Glasgow Yeomanry). Reported missing then KiA 25 Aug 1917. Unicorn Cem, Vendhuile. His sister, Mrs Baxter, East Burnside, Broxburn. Sp, the late Christina Flockhart, 8 Gorgie Cottages. EEN 18 Dec 1917.

Turner

Driver John Turner (23), ‘C’ Bty, 86 Bde, Lowland Field Artillery, RFA. d. 6 Sep 1917. Voormezeele Enclosures No. 1 & No. 2. Son of Thomas W. & Ellen Turner, of Edinburgh. Boroughmuir school.

Pte John Durie-Davidson Turner (23) No. 43020, 1 Cam (SR). Military Medal. d. 10 Oct 1918. Villers-Faucon Communal Cem. Son of Robert & Elizabeth Turner, 18 Montague Street. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Thomas McKinnie Turner (31) No. 207396, sapper. Four years service. 351 Electrical & Mechanical Coy, R. Engrs. Found drowned 8 Dec 1918, near Lille. St Andre Communal Cem. Son of Thomas Turner, slater, 1 Murieston Crescent. Sp, Mary Whitton, 6 Merchiston Grove. Perhaps kin to Jane McK. Turner (65) d. 19 Jan 1918, funeral from 1 Murieston Crescent to NMC. Employed, electrician. EEN 23 Feb 1919.

2nd Lieut Thomas J. Turner (25), 4 R. Scots. d. 2 Sep 1918. Queant Road Cem, Buissy. Son of Mrs Sarah Turner, 32 Eastfield, Joppa. Boroughmuir school.

Pte T. W. Turner ( ) No. 104578, Canadian Pioneers. d. 24 Apr 1917. Aubigny Communal Cem Extn. Address, 28 Watson Crescent. EEN 11 May 1917, photo.

Pte William Turner ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 1616, 5, 6 R. Scots. DoW 18 Jan 1917 F & F. Ochevillers British Cem. b. Edin. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Ullathrone

Pte John Ullathorne (29) No. 9157, 2 HLI. In 1909, Pte, in the HLI, based at Edinburgh Castle. KiA 17 Sep 1914 F & F. GWM & Vendresse British Cem. Son of John Ullathorne, coal miner, & Jane Appleby. Sp, Barbara W. Young, married 1909, 9 White Park, Gorgie.

Urquhart

Sgt David Graham Urquhart (32) No. 17264, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Residing with Mr Burns, 18 Orwell Place. Second son of ballie James & Georgina Urquhart, 6 Castle Street, Tain. Unmarried & resided ten years in Edinburgh. Employed, house painter, T. Bonnar & Son, & six years on staff, College of Art. EEN 28 Apr 1917.

Pte John Urquhart ( ) No. 16441, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 5 Apr 1918. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Nephew of Mrs Starmer, 9 Fowler Terrace. EEN 18 May 1918.

Pte Thomas Urquhart (21) No.533, Australian Imperial Force 24. KiA 29 Jul 1916. Villers-Bretonneux Mem. Son of the late George Urquhart, engineer, & Mrs Stalker, 9 Fowler Terrace. EEN 6 Sep 1916.

L/Corp William Urquhart (25) No. 18143, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Only son of William & Jane Urquhart, 13 Bryson Road & 179 Gilmore Place. Employed, shopman. EEN 2 Aug 1916. TED 10 Aug 1916, photo.

Vallance

L/Corp William Fleming Moncrieff Vallance (19) No 59427, 12 R. Scots. Taken PoW, 25 Apr 1918. d. in German hands, 19 Aug 1918, Heutment Hosp. NMM & Hautmont Communal Cem. Son of R. B. & Christina Vallance, 27 Mertoun Place. Perhaps kin to David Vallance, cab man, 21 Gibson Terrace.

Vandepeear

L/Corp James Vandepeear (20) No. 251366, 11 R. Scots. d. 18 Aug 1918. Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cem. Son of the late James & Helen Vandepeear, 27 Blackwood Crescent. Boroughmuir school.

Veitch

Pte Adam Veitch (17) Enlisted, Edin. No. 1869, 6 R. Scots. KiA 1 Aug 1916 F & F. Thiepval Mem. b. Selkirk. Address, 31 Watson Crescent. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 18 Aug 1916. TED 18 Aug, 9 Sep 1916, photo.

Pte Archibald Fleming Veitch (18) Enlisted, Toronto, Canada. No. 407045, Canadian Inf (Western Ontario Regt) 18, Peel Regt. Wounded twice before. DoW 22 Jun 1916. Lijssenthoek Miltary Cem. b. Edin. Son of James Veitch, cabinet maker, & Sarah Veitch, 1 Downfield Place & 271 St Helen’s Avenue, Toronto. His brother, W. Veitch, was then at the Front. EEN 1 Aug 1916.

L/Corp John Veitch (23) No.33738, 12 R. Scots. Military Medal. DoW 19 May 1918. Etaples Military Cem. b. Edin. Second son of Andrew & Wilhelmina Veitch, 15 Yeaman Place. EEN 16 Jul & 5 Aug 1918, photo.

Pte Walter Johnstone Veitch (24) No. 10635. 2 Scots Gds. Reported missing then KiA 18 May 1915 F & F. Le Touret Mem. Son of Walter Veitch, clerk, late quartermaster sergeant, 71st Regt, HLI, 25 Bryson Road. Three brothers in the Services. Perhaps kin to Craigie Veitch, dentist, Barbara L. Veitch (23) d. 27 Jan 1921 & Elizabeth P. Veitch (52) d. 15 Feb 1915, funerals to NMC, all 25 Bryson Road. He was a football player for St Cuthbert’s Athletic. Employed, grocer. EEN17 Apr &10 Jun 1916, photo. TED 7 Aug 1915, photo

Waddel/Waddell/Waddle

Pte James Brown Waddel (22) No. 1259, ‘E’ Coy, 6 R. Scots, attached Service Battalion, 8 R. Scots, France. Distinguished Conduct Medal. A comrade named Sands had been felled in front of the trenches. Pte Waddel went to bring him in & was shot in the head and heart. Lieut Turner, his coy officer, said of him, that he was a good soldier and really nice chap. KiA 27 Dec 1914, France. GWM & Ploegsteert Mem. b. 1894, 4 Braid Place, Edin. Son of Andrew Waddel, butcher, and Isabella Laidlaw. Employed, Nathaniel Grieve, builder, Dalry Road. TED 13 Jan 1915, photo.

Pte David Waddell ( ) No.1346, sapper, 1 City of Edin. Field Coy, R. Engrs. KiA 16 Jul 1916. GWM & Thiepval Mem. Son of John Flanders Waddel, blacksmith, & Helen “Nellie” Waddell, 15 Wardlaw Street. His brother, Pte Thomas Waddell, R. Scots, DOW 30 Mar 1918. Sp, Louisa E.T. Waddell & child, 175 Gorgie Road. EEN 2 & 9 Aug 1916, photo. Ted 2 & 7 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte Thomas “Tom” Waddell (19) No, 50728. 17 R. Scots. DoW, gunshot wounds 30 Mar 1918. GWM & Doullens Communal Cem Extn. Second son of John Flanders Waddel, blacksmith, & Helen “Nellie” Waddell, 15 Wardlaw Street. His brother, Pte David Waddell, R. Engrs, KiA 16 Jul 1916. Employed, grocer, Valleyfield Street Branch, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 6 & 10 Apr 1918, photo. TED 6 & 8 Apr 1918, photo.

Wagstaff

Pte Peter Duff Wagstaff (34) No. 17319, ‘B’ Coy, 2 Cam Hdrs. d. 28 Apr 1915. Railway Cutting Cem, Larchwood. b. Edin. Youngest son of James Wagstaff, general labourer, & Mary Jane Wagstaff, 5 Northcote Street. Perhaps kin to William George Wagstaff, stereotyper, & Mary Wagstaff (51) d. 19 Jan 1918, funeral to NMC, both of 11 Yeaman Place. Employed, worker, Electric Lighting Dept, Edinburgh Corporation.

Waldie

Pt George Waldie ( ) No. 10799, 1 KOSB. KiA 4 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of George & late Mary Waldie, 32 Grassmarket. Newspaper insert by his friend, Jessie Brown, 26 Dundee Street. EEN 10 Jul 1915.

Wales

Gunner William Brown Wales (41) No. 159280, 4 RAR Coy, attached 1, 2 Lancashire Heavy Bty, RGA. KiA 12 Aug 1917. Vlamertinghe New Military Cem. b. Old Machar. Son of the late David & Margaret Wales, 24 Wardlaw Place.

Walker

Pte Alexander Walker (35) Territorials. No. 4496, R. Scots. d. 12 May 1916, tubercular pneumonia, military hospital, Flora Stevenson’s school, Craigleith, Edinburgh. Funeral to NMC. Usual address, 184 North High Street, Musselburgh. Son of the late Alexander Walker, baker, & Janet Bonthrone Walker m.s Staig. His brother, Robert Walker, 67 Angle Park Terrace. Employed, gas meter maker.

Pte Alexander Walker (21) Territorial. No. 310036, R. Scots, then 6 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 22 Mar 1918. Arras Mem. Only son of Mr John Walker, council electric lamp repairer & Elizabeth Walker 10 Wardlaw Place. Perhaps kin to Pte Mathew Walker, MGC, d. 28 Nov 1918 & His brother James “Jim” Walker, serving in India, both same address. Employed, apprentice iron moulder. EEN 15 Apr, 7 May 1918, photo.

Sgt Clarence Walker ( ) No. 18939, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme, France. Thiepval Mem. b. Edin & resided North Berwick. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

2nd Lieut Frederick Ramsay Walker (34) No. 5849, 2 A & S Hdrs. He joined the Army, aged thirteen, and during twenty years was raised through the ranks by his high qualities, “a soldier’s soldier” to CSM. Served in the South African Boer War. Engaged in many battles. Fought in France from Aug 1914 until Aug 1916, with his battalion, in the First Seven Division, and took part in the retreat from Mons, & the Battles of Le Cateau, Marne, Aisne, Ypres, Neuve Chapelle, Loos and Somme. Twice wounded in action, convalesing at home in Belfast. Three times Mentioned in Despatches. Military Medal & Legion of Honour (France) pinned on him personally by General Joffe. d. 6 Jan 1917, at Dreghorn Camp, Colinton, Edinburgh. Funeral to EDC. Interred with Military Honours. A large number of people accompanied the cortege from camp to cemetery, preceeded by pipe and brass bands of his battalion and followed by six hundred men from different battalions. His memorial in EDC, now lies fallen. Sp, Josephine Margaret Walker, 107 Donegall Street, Belfast. His father- in-law, Mr W. K. Maxwell, Belfast, with whom he had stayed while convalesing. Perhaps kin to William & Ellen Johnstone, apparently named in reference to a gift, in his memory and an entry in the Church of Ireland Roll of Honour. TED 10 Jan 1917.

Pte G. A. Walker ( ) No. 1215, bugler, 5 R. Scots. d. 13 Sep 1915, Dardanelles. Pieta Military Cem. Eldest son of Pte Hendry Walker, rubber worker, & Annie Walker, 123 Dundee Street. His brother, Pte John Walker, Cam Hdrs, DoW 3 Aug 1917. TED 27 Sep 1915.

Pte James Walker (43) No. 7495, KOSB. d. 27 May 1918. Served in the South African Boer War. NMC. Sp, Madeline Walker, 6 James Court, Lawnmarket.

Pte John Walker (20) No. 24083, 9 Cam Hdrs, Transf. to No. 4070, 32 Coy, Labour Corps. DOW. 3 Aug 1917. Bleuet Farm Cem. Third and last surviving son of Mrs & Private Hendry Walker, rubber worker, & Annie Walker, 123 Dundee Street. His brother, Pte G. A. Walker, R. Scots, d. 13 Sep 1915, Dardanelles. EEN 22 Aug 1917.

Pte Matthew Walker ( ) No. 56461, 52 Coy, MGC. d, of pneumonia 28 Nov 1918, in hosp, France. Auberchicourt British Cem. Third son of Mrs Walker-Anderson, 10 Wardlaw Place. Newspaper insert by his brother “Jim” Walker, India. Sp. Agnes Douglas Walker, 33 Buccleuch Street. Perhaps kin to Pte Alexander Walker, same address, Gordon Hdrs, KiA 22 Mar 1918. EEN 22 Jan 1919.

Pte Walter Walker (36) No. 3022, 5 R. Scots. Served with Fincastle’s Horse in the South African Boer War. KiA 27 May 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Son of the late John Walker, engine driver, Breadalbane Terrace, off Dalry Road. Sp, Mrs Walker & three children. EEN 26 Jun 1915, photo.

Corp William Walker (31) No. 79574, 170 Tunnelling Coy, 2 Corps, R. Engrs. d. 21 Nov 1915. GWM & Albert Communal Cem. Extn. Sp. Joan Hay Walker, 8 Newton Street. EEN 17 Dec 1915, photo.

Pte William Walker (29) No. 2637, 7 A & S Hdrs. Died at the Front 13 Mar 1915. Strand Military Cem. Only son of Mrs Walker, 161 Rose Street. His relatives resided, 5 Newton Street. Employed, French polisher. EEN 24 & 27 Mar 1915, photo.

Wallace

Pte Duncan McEwan Wallace ( ) No. 27761, 181 Coy, MGC. DoW 31 Oct 1917. GWM & Beersheba War Mem. Sp, Mrs Duncan Wallace, 19 Stewart Terrace. EEN 24 Nov 1917.

Pte John Wallace (23), 16 R. Scots, Dec 1914. In France from Jan 1916. Wounded Jul 1916. KiA 9 Apr 1917. b. 1894. Son of Mr & Mrs James Wallace, 12 Hermand Terrace. George Heriot's school. Employed, chartered accountant’s office, Queen Street. TED 18 Jul 1916, photo. EEN 7 Jun 1917, photo.

Pte John Wallace ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1918. Second son of Mrs John Wallace, 6 Robertson Avenue. Employed, J. Herdman & Son, Haymarket Flour Mill. EEN 27 Apr & 8 May 1918, photo.

Pte John Wallace (21) No.487669, Canadian Inf (Albeta Regt) 50, DoW 4 Jun 1917, field dressing station. Cabaret-Rouge British Cem, Souchez. Eledst son of Mr & Mrs James Wallace, 1729 College Lane, Calgary, Canada, late of 3 Caledonian Crescent. EEN 11 Aug 1917.

Pte Walter George Wallace (19) No. 352978, 9 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 23 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. Son of Henry William Wallace, van man, & Jemima Wallace, 38 Fowler Terrace. Perhaps kin to Jessie Wallace (2/365) d. 20 Oct 1915, funeral same address to NMC. EEN 20 Jun 1917, photo. TED 29 May 1917, photo.

Walls

Pte Archibald Walls (21) No. 1461, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 26 Oct 1914, Frelinghien. Ploegsteert Mem. Eldest son of Charles Stewart Walls, coach painter, & the late Marie Heggie Walls, 31 Duff Street. Employed, coach painter. EEN 28 Nov 1914.

Walter

L/Corp George Butler Walter (21) No. 351437, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. SMM & Nine Elms Military Cem, Thelus. Third son of William Butler Walter, plumber, & Ellen Louisa Foxley Walter, 40 Bonaly Road, Shandon, business address 191 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Richard Charles Watter, plumber, 40 Bonaly Road. EEN 28 Apr 1917.

Walters

Pte W. Walters (43), No. 1168, Seaforth Hdrs. d. 22 Aug 1920. NMC.

Waterson

Pte William K. Waterson (24) No. 351278, R. Scots. d. 23 Apr 1917. Level Crossing Cem, Fampoux. Son of John Waterson, 5 West Newington Place. Boroughmuir school.

Watling

Pte Albert Henry Watling (18) Enlisted, London. No. 2152, 3 Royal Fusiliers (City of London). KiA 25 Jul 1916 F & F. Foncqueviller Military Cem. Resided, London. Son of Mr A. Watling, 26 Thorngate Road, Paddington, London. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Watson

Pte Alexander Watson (20), 15 HLI. KiA 29 Sep 1918. NMM & Bellicourt British Cem. Son of Alexander Watson, tailor, 25 Murieston Crescent. Perhaps kin to Edward R. Watson (1 3/12) d. 8 Jul 1918 & May E. Watson (23) d. 5 Feb 1920, funerals from same address to NMC. EEN 30 Oct 1918.

Pte Alexander M. Watson (20) No. 40351, ‘B’ Coy, 1, 5 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 26 Aug 1918. GWM & Tilloy British Cem, Tillay-les-Mofflaines. Second son of Mr & Mrs Watson, 9 Stewart Terrace. Perhaps kin to Pte David Watson, same address, PoW in Germany 1918. EEN 24 Sep 1918.

Gunner Arthur Watson (29), RFA. DoW received in action 1918. Newspaper insert referring to him as “Dearly loved friend” of Christina Robertson, 16 Dundee Street. EEN 28 Oct 1918.

Pte Hugh Ewing Watson (28) No. 33521, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 1 Aug 1917. Lebucouire Communal Cem Extn. b. Edin. Fifth son of George Ewing. Watson, draper, & Catrine Watson, 62 Dalry Road. Sp Ella Sheils Watson, 4 Ivy Terrace, Eastbourne. Perhaps kin to John Gordon Watson, dental mechanic, 62 Dalry Road. EEN 11 Sep 1917. TED 13 Aug & 8 Sep 1917, photo.

Pte James Watson ( ), R. Scots. d. 1916. Address, 7 Murdoch Terrace. TED 26 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte James Sandeman Watson (32) No. 1169, 28 Australian Imperial Force. DoW 18 Jul 1918, c.c.s. Crouy British Cem, Crouy-Sur-Somme. Son of John & Elizabeth Sandeman Watson. His sister, Mrs Scott, 175 Gorgie Road. His brother, Pte John Watson, iron monger, RGA, 141 Dundee Street. Sp, Jessie Melville Watson, 6 Hill Street, Edinburgh. EEN 27 Jul 1918.

Pte John Watson (18) No. 240914, 1, 5 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917, near Arras, France. NMC & Highland Cem, Roclincourt. Fifth son of James Watson, boot maker, & Christine Watson, 11 Caledonian Road. EEN 3 & 8 May 1917, photo. TED 3, 9 & 15 May 1917, photo.

Pte William Watson (20) No. 1687, ‘D’ Coy, 6 R. Scots. KiA 18 Aug 1915, Dardanelles. NMC & Helles Mem. Son of Richard Watson & Jessie Edmonstone, 2 Ponton Street, Fountainbridge.

Pte William Watson (20) No. 16631, 1 Scots Gds. Reported wounded, missing then KiA 27 Nov 1917. Cambrai Mem, Louveral. Third son of Henry Gray Watson, station inspector, & Janet Watson, 6 Hermand Crescent & 35 Ashley Terrace. Shandon. EEN 7 Sep 1918. TED 21 & 28 Mar 1918, photo.

Watt

Pte Alexander Porterfield Watt (38) No. 301692, 1, 7 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. Gaza War Mem. Eldest son of James Charles Watt & Catheine Robertson Watt, 24a Dundee Street. Sp. Neillie Murray Steele, formerly Watt, & three children, 18/3 Begg’s Buildings, Abbeyhill. EEN 8 Dec 1917.

2nd Lieut Alexander Watt (20), 3 R. Scots, attached 12 R. Scots. KiA 18 Aug 1918. Le Peuplier Military Cem, Caestre. Eldest son of John & Janet Ritchie Cameron Watt, 12 Shandon Street, late of 5 Alderbank Terace, Shandon. EEN 28 Aug 1918.

Pte William Watt, served as Robertson (23) No. 7153. Served years in 5 R. Scots (QER), Cam Hdrs, and again in 5 R. Scots, then 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Jun 1915 F & F. GWM & Bard Cottage Cem. Son of the late Robert & Margaret Watt, 21 Westfield Road. Visited, Canada. Employed, Alder & MacKay, meter makers, Stewart Terrace. EEN 12 Jul 1915, photo.

Wattie

Pte Henry "Harry" Wattie (23) No. 19112, 15, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. b. Edin. Son of William Wattie, coachman & Jessie Wattie, 20 Livingstone Place, Marchmont. Boroughmuir school. Football player, Hearts of Midlothian FC.

Waugh

Pte Harry Waugh (27) No. 17938, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 16 Oct 1916. GWM & Heilly Station Cem, Mericourt-L’Abbe. Son of the late Robert & Mrs Waugh. His mother & sisters, 6 Ogilvie Terrace. Sp, Isabella Sibbald, 22 Caledonian Crescent. Perhaps kin to Robert Waugh (110/12) d. 14 Nov 1916, funeral from 22 Caledonian Crescent to NMC. Employed, Messrs Paul & Sons, metal merchants, Tynecastle. EEN 25 Oct & 1 Nov 1916, photo. TED 1 Nov 1916, photo.

Pte John Waugh ( ) No. 1668, 1 Australian Imperial Force (Pioneers). DoW 27 Sep 1917, F & F. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Son of the late Alexander & Mrs Waugh, Barnsley, Australia, late of Musselburgh. His friend, Agnes “Aggie” McBain, 110 Gorgie Road. EEN 27 Sep 1918.

Driver John Waugh ( ) No. 57893, 20 Reserve Park, RASC. DoW 28 Mar 1918, No.56 casualty clearing station. Dernancourt Communal Cem Extn. Sp, Margaret Moffat & children, 4 McLeod Street. EEN 13 & 20 Apr 1918, photo.

Weddell

Pte John Robert Weddell (39), RFR/ CH/33/832, Chatham Battalion, Royal Marine Light Infantry. KiA 5 Oct 1914, Lierre, F & F. Neiport Mem. Son of John & Janet Weddell, 8 Murdoch Terrace. His brother, George Weddell, 3 Dundee Terrace, on active service. Sp, C. Weddell, 8 Hillwood Cottages, Ratho Station, West Lothian. Employed, cabinet maker. EEN 20 Oct 1914 & 5 Oct 1916.

Weeks

Pte Lauchlan Clunas Fraser Weeks or Waddell (28), 2 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos, France. Rue-Du-Bacquercot No.1 Military Cem, Laventie. Sixth son of Mr & Mrs J. H. Weeks, 19 Ardmillan Terrace. Step-grandson of James Waddell, Leven, Fife. Perhaps kin to Alexander Fraser Weeks,railway servant, 13 Stewart Terrace Employed, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 25 Nov 1915, photo & 25 Sep 1918. TED 6 & 24 Nov 1915.

Weir

Sgt Francis “Frank” Weir (29) No. 3500, BW. Transf. to No. 13221 3 MGC Infantry. Mentioned in Dispatches. Reported missing then KiA 28 Mar 1918, France. GWM, NMC & Arras Mem. b. Ladyborough, Fife. Second son of the late George Weir (53), malt man, d. 7 Nov 1914, funeral to NMC, 96 Gorgie Road. TED 27 Nov 1914, photo, 4 Dec 1915, photo, 16 Jan 1919, photo.

Corp John Weir ( ) No. 17769, 15 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Address, 4 Caledonian Road. Three brothers in the Services. Perhaps kin to Robert G. Weir (5) d. 20 Nov 1917, funeral same address to NMC. Employed, Messrs Bonnar & Son, George Street. EEN 5 & 9 Mar 1917, photo.

Weller

Lieut William Richard Weller ( ), Quartermaster, A & S Hdrs. Killed 18 Jul 1915. Eldest son of the late Quartermaster Sgt & Mrs Weller, Bonaly Road, Shandon. Perhaps kin to Alfred George Weller, butcher, 21 Gibson Terrace. EEN 24 Jul 1916.

Wells

Pte George Wells (21) Enlisted at start of War. No. 14797, 12 R. Scots. KiA 28 Sep 1915. Loos Mem. Son of the late William & Clara Wells. His sister, Mrs Charles Orr, labourer, 1 Gibson Terrace. His brothers, Pte William Wells, R. Scots Fusiliers, KIA 5 days earlier, 23 Sep 1915, & Pte Alfred Wells, R. Scots, wounded, invalided home, later reported missing, then PoW in Germany, 1918. EEN 16 Jul 1918. Employed, McCall & Co, Abbeyhill. EEN 25 Oct 1915. TED 26 Oct 1915.

Pte William Wells ( ) No. 10752, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 25 Sep 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. b. Coventry. Son of the late William & Clara Wells. His sister, Mrs Charles Orr, 1 Gibson Terrace. His brothers Pte George Wells, R. Scots, KIA 5 days later, 28 Sep 1915 & Pte Alfred Wells, R. Scots, wounded, invalided home, later reported missing, then PoW in Germany,1918 EEN 16 Jul 1918 & 25 Oct 1915.

Welsh

Pte John Cobban Welsh (27) No. 88283, 36 Field Ambulance, RAMC. KIA 29 Apr 1917. Feuchy British Cem. Eldest son of George Welsh (58), cabinet maker, d. 17 Jun 1920, funeral to NMC, & Helen Welsh, 228 Gorgie Road. Employed, cabinet maker. EEN 18 May & 11 Jun 1917. TED 30 May 1917.

Pte Peter Johnston Welsh (28), 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917. Heniel Croisilles Road Cem. Youngest son of James & Helen Welsh, 7 The Crescent, Gorgie. Sp, Frances “Fanny” Beck, 10 Ritchie Place, off Bryson Road, Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to Helen J. Welsh (2 2/12) d. 28 May 1917, funeral from 7 The Crescent, Gorgie. EEN 9 Jun 1917.

Wemyss

Pte John Cameron Wemyss (24) No. 320093, ‘D’ Coy, RAMC (T). d. pneumonia, 23 Oct 1918, Adelaide Street Hosp, Blackpool. NMC. Only son of the late Alexander Wemyss of Edinburgh, engine driver, Caledonian Railway Co. & the late Mrs Finlay, 72 Dundee Street. EEN 26 Oct & 19 Nov 1918, photo.

West

Sgt Archibald Lauriston West ( ) No. 19954, 16 R. Scots. KiA 5 Aug 1916, on theSomme, France. Thiepval Mem. Eldest son of the late William & Mrs West, 57 Brunswick Street, Leith. His brother, Pte Henry T. Lauriston West, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 12 Mar 1915. Sp, Mrs West, 25 Watson Crescent. Employed, upholsterer. EEN 13 Oct 1916.

Pte Henry “Harry” T. Lauriston West (25) No. 9034, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 12 Mar 1915 F & F. Le Touret Military Cem, Richebourg-L’Avour. Third son of William & Isabella H.West, 13 Grindley Street, Tollcross & 14 Letham Place, Dunbar. His brother, Sgt Archibald Lauriston West, R. Scots. KiA 5 Aug 1916. Newpaper insert by Mr & Mrs Archibald West, 25 Watson Crescent. EEN 27 Mar 1915.

Whannel

Pte Andrew Whannel ( ) No. 10247, 1 Cam Hdrs. Served three years, abroad. KiA 17 Sep 1918. Roisel Communal Cem. Extn. Son of the late Andrew & Mrs Whannel, 4 Yeaman Place. His eldest brother was a POW in Germany, and another serving in the R. Scots. Perhaps kin to William Whannel, shopman, 36 Watson Crescent, William Whannel, baker, 4 Yeaman Place, & Jacob Scott Alexander Whannel, coach man, 6 Bryson Road. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 4 Oct 1918.

White

L/Corp Adam White (21) No. 40221, R. Scots, then 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. Reported missing then KIA 15 Nov 1916. Serre Road Cem No.1. Son of Andrew Hardie White , shop man, & Isabella C. “Bella” White, 25 Dundee Terrace. Employed, clerk, R & T Brownlee, coal merchant. EEN 5 Jul 1917.

Pte John White ( ) No. 124817, 11 Motor Ambulance Convoy, RAMC. d. pneumonia, 10 Dec 1918, General Hosp, Rouen. Sever Cem Extn, Rouen. Sp, Elizabeth Graham Hay, 11 Yeaman Place. EEN 13 Dec 1918.

Pte William Forsyth White (22) No. 2209, Australian Infantry, AIF d. 8 Aug 1915, Gallipoli. NMC & Lone Pine Mem. b. 4 Sep 1892, 5 Glen Street, Edin. In 1911, UFC Manse, Borthwick, Midlothian Son of James Bisset White (35), house painter, d. 25 Sep 1895 in South Clerk Street, kidney disease, & Mary Ellen White, subsequently Toole then Christie, m.s Forsyth, b. circa 1869 in Ireland. Grandson of James White, builder, & Mary Harley. His step-fathers, Thomas Toole, colliery fireman, UFC Manse, Borthwick, and Rev. Robert Christie M.A., Limefield Manse, West Calder & Manse, Kinlochleven, Argyll, memorial stone to him, his wife & step son in NMC. His older sister, Mary Morrison White, and half brother & sister, Peter & Mary Toole.

Whitecross

CSM Alexander Whitecross ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No.10071, 1 R. Scots Fus. Corp in 1916. Wounded four times. Military Medal. DOW 21 Aug 1918. Bac-Du-Sud British Cem, Bailleulval. b. Edin. Sp, Joan Whitecross, 25 Angle Park Terrace. His only child, Alexander George Mitchell Whitecross (1) d. pneumonia, 26 Feb 1919, funeral from same address to NMC. EEN 12 Aug 1916, 23 Jun 1917, photo, 10 Sep 1918, photo. TED 15 Aug 1916, 10 Sep 1918, photo, & 27 Feb 1919.

Whitelaw

Pte Adam Whitelaw ( ) No. 21216, 13 R. Scots. DoW/ KiA 20 Sep 1916. St Sever Cem Extn, Rouen. Sp, Annie Gray, 148 Dundee Street. EEN 22 Sep, 3 & 5 Oct 1916, photo.

Whitson

Pte Alexander Johnston Whitson (32), 24 Coy, RSA. d. 23 Oct 1914. EDC. Son of George Whitson (72) d. 5 Dec 1916, funeral to EDC, 2 Argyle Park Terrace, Marchmont. Perhaps kin to Margaret Whitson (35) d. 27 May 1915, funeral same address to EDC. EEN 24 Oct 1914.

Whittet

Pte Charles Whittet (45) No. 8986, 3 Seaforth Hdrs. Transf. to No. 226908, 462 Home Service Employment Coy, Labour Corps. DoW 20 Jan 1918. GWM & NMC. His son, Pte Charles D. Whittet, R. Scots, KiA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. Sp, Annie Whittet, 9 Wardlaw Street, late of Stockbridge. EEN 21 Jan 1918.

Pte Charles D. Whittet (19) No. 1526, 1, 5 R. Scots. Reported missing then KiA 28 Jun 1915, Gallipoli. GWM & Helles. Only son of Pte Charles Whittet, Seaforth Hdrs, d. 1918, & Annie Whittet, 9 Wardlaw Street. Employed, mill worker, North British Rubber Co. TED 3 Aug & 14 Dec 1915, photo. EEN 13 Dec 1915 & 28 Jun 1917.

Whitton

Pte William James Whitton (20) No. 20129 (No.75717), 15 R. Scots. Served from Sep 1914. France, Jan 1916. Wounded, gunshot, Somme 28 Jun 1916. DoW 30 Jun 1916, in hosp, France. SMM & St Sever Cem, Rouen. b. 1896. Elder son of James Malcolm Whitton & Euphemia Whitton, 2 Shandon Street. Perhaps kin to Alexander Whitton, gardener, 19 Wardlaw Place. George Heriot's school. Employed, apprentice engineer, West End Engine Co., Dundee Street. EEN 3 & 18 Jul 1916, photo. TED 4 Jul 1916.

Whyte

Pte James Alexander Whyte (39) No. 40269, 5, 6 R. Scots. DoW 19 Apr 1918, field ambulance. Bienvillers Miltiary Cem. Son of John & Jessie Chrishson Whyte, Aberdeenshire. Sp, Janet “Jessie” Gilchrist, 21 Westfield Road & 1 Deemount Terrace, Aberdeen. EEN 11 May 1918. TED 11 May 1918.

Wightman

Corp James “Jim” Wightman (24) No. 13285, ‘D’ Coy, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917, while leading men. Cabaret-Rouge British Cem, Souchez. Third son of David Wightman, brakes man, & Grace Wightman, 41 Caledonian Crescent. Two brothers in the Services. His sister, Mrs Beale, 10 Ritchie Place. Perhaps kin to John Wightman (27) d. 18 Oct 1914, funeral from same address to NMC. Employed, telegraph messenger & postman. EEN 30 Apr, 1 & 4 May 1917, photo, 9 Apr 1918. TED 14 May 1917, photo.

Will

Corp John Crawford Will ( ) No. 7728. Served 13 years in A & S Hdrs, & 1, 14 London Scottish. KiA 9 Sep 1916. Serre Road Cem No.1. Son of Mr & Mrs J. C. Will, 6 London. Sp, Daisy Will, 7 Wardlaw Street. Perhaps kin to Joseph J. Will ( /12) d. 4 May 1917 funeral same addres to NMC EEN 5 Oct 1916.

Williamson

Pte Andrew Williamson ( ) Enlisted, Edin. No. 8041, 2 HLI. KiA 13 Nov 1916 F & F. Redan Ridge Cem No.2, Beaumont-Hamel. His sister & brother-in-law, Mrs & CSM William McDonald, rubber worker, on active service with BW, 24 Orwell Place. EEN 9 Dec 1916.

Pte George Davidson Williamson (27) No. 74108, Cam Hdrs & MGC. d. neuritis,16 Nov 1918, Stockport, England. Stockport (Willow Grove) Cem. Son of Andrew & Annie Williamson, 28 Wardlaw Place & 51 Stirling Street, Galashiels. EEN 29 Nov 1918.

Sgt Harry Williamson or Warner (21), King’s Own Rifles. KiA 26 Apr 1917. Youngest son of Mrs Williamson, 28 Wardlaw Place. Newspaper insert by his friend Jeanie Kilpatrick. EEN 5 Jun 1917.

Pte John Williamson (31) No. 11463, ‘C’ Coy, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915. Loos Mem. Son of the late George & Mrs Williamson. His sister & brother-in-law, A & W. McIntosh, 11 Watson Crescent. Employed, postman, Edinburgh. EEN 22 Nov 1915.

Pte John Williamson (21) No. 7407, 2 Gordon Hdrs. d. 26 Oct 1917. GWM & Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of John Williamson, painter, & Christina R. Williamson, 233 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to David G. Williamson ( 3) d. 12 Sep 1915, funeral same address to NMC.

Pte John Williamson (21) No. 25100, 12 R. Scots. Reported wounded, missing then KiA 23 Mar 1918, France. NMC & Pozieres Mem. Youngest son of David S. Williamson (52) d. 30 Dec 1918, funeral to NMC, & Christine Haldane, 62 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to John Williamson, baker, proprietor at 62 Dalry Road. EEN 7 May 1918, 14 & 15 Apr 1919, photo.

Pte John Williamson (20), Lothian & Border Horse & R. Scots. Killed 1918. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs John Williamson, 2 Saughton Avenue, Gorgie. TED 20 Sep 1918.

Apprentice midshipman John Williamson (18), No.142618, Sergeant-signaller RN. He was on HMT War Drake, launched 28 Jun 1918, Glasgow, which was on a voyage from Genoa to Gibraltar. It became a cargoe vessel after the War. Drowned 14 Oct 1918, perhaps fell overboard, 41.30N, 3.50E, HMT War Drake. b. 1900, Tillitudlow, Scotland. Son of Mr & Mrs John Thomas Williamson, traveller, 60 Cowan Road. Perhaps kin to Thomas Cadzow Williamson, clerk, same address. George Heriot's school. TED 1 Nov 1918, photo.

Willocks

RSM John Simpson Willocks (26) No. 350039, 1, 9 R. Scots. Wounded, then killed by shell 27 May 1917, Ypres. NMC. Son of Mr & Mrs Willocks, 38 Polwarth Gardens. His brother Pte Ronald Willocks, HLI, KiA 25 Sep 1915. Boroughmuir school.

Pte Ronald Willocks (17), 10 HLI. KiA 25 Sep 1915. Son of John Willocks (84) d. 1945 & Elizabeth Longmuir (75) d. 1940. His brother RSM John Simpson Willocks, R. Scots, killed 27 May 1917.

Wilson

Pte A. Wilson ( ), No. 12386, 13 R. Scots. DoW 2 Jul 1916. Bethune Town Cem. Second youngest son of Mr & Mrs Wilson, 14 Brougham Place. Sp, Helen Rutherford, 5 McLeod Street. Employed, worker, Edinburgh Corporation. EEN 12& 14 Jul 1916, photo.

Pte Alexander Wilson (18) No. 1632, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Twelve Tree Copse Cem. Son of John & Bessie Wilson, 74 Slateford Road & Ivy Cottage, Asylum, Roslin, His brother, Pte Peter Matthewson Wilson, Cam Hdrs, DoW 31 Jul 1917, Germany. Perhaps kin to George Wilson, baker, 74 Slateford Road. EEN 24 & 28 Jul 1915, photo, 28 Jun & 8 Oct 1917.

Pte David Wilson (36) No. 266974 (No. 290202), 6 BW. d. 23 Apr 1917. Arras Mem. b. Inverkeithing, Fife. Son of the late John Wilson, Allan Cottage, Strathmilgo, Fife. Sp Isabella Nicol, 161 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Elizabeth Wilson (4) d. 2 Jan 1916, funeral same address to NMC. Employed, tailor, Tailoring Dept, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 14 & 17 May 1917, photo. TED 28 May 1917.

Pte J. Wilson (42) Pte 21960, 17 R. Scots. d. 4 Nov 1917. Funeral 84 High Riggs to EDC. Son of George & Jane Caldwell Wilson. Sp, Margaret Hendry Wilson, 84 High Riggs. Perhaps kin to Alexander Wilson (15) d, 30 Jun 1920, funeral from same address to EDC. Employed, perhaps, North British Rubber Co.

Pte Jack Wilson ( ), pioneer, R. Engrs. KiA 1917. His parents resided, 1 Tobago Place. Employed, analytical chemist, Messrs Cox & Co, Gorgie. EEN 9 & 13 Jun 1917, photo.

Sgt James Wilson (26) No. 10308, ‘C’ Coy, 2 Cam (SR). 9 years in Army. DoW 23 Oct 1916. Grove Town Cem, Meaulte. b. Dalkeith. Youngest son of late James & Agnes Wilson, 27 Stewart Terrace. His brother, R. M. Wilson, 2 Wheatfield Terrace, and his sisters, Mrs James Bee, 15 High Street, Portobello & Mrs T. Rodgers, Humbolt, Canada., His cousin, Andrew Hutton, Squemish, British Columbia. EEN 1, 12 & 16 Nov 1916, photo.

Pte James Wilson (26) No. 239435, 373 Bty, 8 Bde, RFA. d. hepatitis 27 Dec 1919, Egypt. Damascus Commonwealth War Cem. Son of John Wilson (63), engine man, d. 11 Aug 1918, funeral to NMC, & Mrs C. Wilson, 43 Dundee Terrace. Perhaps kin to William Wilson, clerk, same address. EEN 7 Jan 1919.

Pte James Steedman Wilson (24) Enlisted, Oct 1915. R. Scots. DoW 24 Nov 1916. Couin British Cem. Younger son of Kenneth Macrae Wilson, baker, & late Helen Wilson, 9 Ardmillan Place & 36 Angle Park Terrace. His brother & sister, Pte John Wilson, painter, RFA, KiA 19 Nov 1917, & Mrs McLeod, 35 Watson Crescent. Employed, McVite & Price biscuit works. EEN 13 & 18 Dec 1916, photo.

Pte John Wilson (39) No.671295, bombardier, 380 Bty, 158 Bde, RFA. KiA 19 Nov 1917. Dochy Farm New British Cem. Son of Kenneth Macrae Wilson, baker, & late Helen Wilson, 9 Ardmillan Place & 36 Angle Park Terrace. His brother & sister, Pte James Steedman Wilson, R. Scots, DoW 24 Nov 1916, & Mrs McLeod, 35 Watson Crescent. Sp, Margaret Livingstone, 21 Caledonian Crescent & 5 Murieston Crescent. Employed, painter, Messrs G. Dobie, George Street. EEN 15 & 21 Dec 1917, photo.

Pte John Allan Battyuke Wilson (37) No. 17271, R. Scots, 295 Reserve. Transf. to No. 234731 Labour Corps. DoW received in France 16 Feb 1919. NMC. b. Balgreen, Edin. Address, 17 Murieston Crescent. Son of Thomas H. Wilson & Helen McKay.

L/Corp Peter Matthewson Wilson (19) No. 22698, 6 Cam Hdrs. Wounded in action 31 Jul 1917. DoW 2 Sep 1917, Dinsburg Hosp. Cologne Southern Cem. b. Rosslynlee, Midlothian Second son of John & Bessie Wilson, 74 Slateford Road & Ivy Cottage, Asylum, Roslin. His elder brother, Pte Alexander Wilson, R. Scots, KiA 28 Jun1915, Gallipoli. Perhaps kin to George Wilson, baker, 74 Slateford Road. Employed, office staff, Jeffrey & Sons, brewers, Edinburgh. EEN 8 Oct 1917. TED 8 & 12 Oct 1917, photo.

Thomas Wilson ( ), 9 HLI, then 15 R. Scots. Wounded and taken PoW, Ypres, 22 Oct 1917. DoW 4 Jan 1918. Boroughmuir school.

Pte William Stark Wilson (30) Enlisted, Glasgow. No. 33761, 4 Cam (SR). Egypt, Nov 1917. France, Apr 1918. KiA 26 Aug 1918. Tilloy British Cem, Tilloy-Les- Mofflaines. b. 1888 Dublin. Son of Mr & Mrs John Wilson, 11 Hedley St, Gosforth, Newcastle on Tyne, late of Balgreen Road. His sister, Mrs McKendrick, 23 Murieston Crescent. Sp, Elizabeth Sweeny Wilson, 16 Buchanan Street, Glasgow. George Heriot's School. EEN 12 Sep 1918.

Wingate

CSM William Wingate (24) No. 238001, Dragoon Gds, then 1, 5 South Staffordshire Regt. KiA 14 Mar 1917. Rossignol Wood Cem, Hebuterne. b. Stirling. Eldest son of Alexander Wingate, rubber worker, & Agnes Wingate, 148 Dundee Street. EEN 7 & 13 Apr 1917, photo.

Wingrove

Pte Arthur E. Wingrove ( ) No. 46185, 2 King’s Royal Rifles. Transf. to No. 92753, 2, 2 Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regt). d. 26 Aug 1918. Peronne Road Cem, Maricourt. b. & resident, Bethnal Green, London. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Winton

Driver Charles G. B. Winton (24) No. 505, 1 Lowland Bde, RFA. d. pneumonia 15 Feb 1916, No. 5 General Hosp, France. ESC & St Sever Cem, Rouen. Son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Winton, 207 Fountainbridge. His friend, Mary Henderson, 11 Gibson Terrace. Former member of 23 Coy, Boys’ Brigade, Edinburgh. EEN 21 & 28 Feb 1916, photo. TED 10 Mar 1916.

Pte James Winton (22) No. 19963, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Thiepval Mem. Only son of Mr & Mrs James Winton, tailor, 161 Dalry Road. Employed, engineer. EEN 12 Jul 1916 & 1 Jul 1918. TED 13 & 14 Jul 1916, photo.

Wintour

Pte Angus G. Wintour (17) No. 2840, 2, 9 R. Scots, d. 6 Sep 1915. Edinburgh (Morningside) Cem. Son of James Crawford Wintour, East Mill House, Currie. Perhaps kin to John C. Wintour (52) d. 2 Jan 1914, funeral 6 Forth Street to EDC, & Pte Gilbert Wintour, 10 Caledonian Road, Canadians, gassed & wounded 1918. Boroughmuir school.

Withers

Pte Donald Withers (29) No. 501, ‘D’ Coy, 1, 6 R. Scots. Twelve years service in the Territorial Army. KiA 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Helles Mem. Address, 11 Balbirnie Place. Son of the late James & Margaret Withers, 12 Bryson Road & Morayfield, Aberdour. Employed, 16 years, North British Rubber Co. EEN 31 Jul 1915. TED 27 Jul 1915.

Wood

L/Corp Andrew Wood (20) No. 250128, ‘D’ Coy, 5, 6 R. Scots. Served five years with the Colours. KiA 27 Feb 1918. Ypres (Tyne Cot) Mem. Son of David & Helen Wood, 14 Bright Terrace, off Dalry Road. His brother, L/ Corp David Wood, R. Scots, missing 1916. EEN 16 Mar 1918. TED 18 & 21 Mar 1918, photo.

Leading Aircraftman George T. D. Wood (33) No.103186, RAF. d. 3 Jan 1920. Funeral from 11 Orwell Terrace to NMC. Son of Mr & Mrs George Wood, Juniper Green, Edinburgh. Sp, Annie Watson Wood, 11 Orwell Terrace. Employed, cabinet maker.

L/Corp George Irvine Wood (20) No. 25312, 11 R. Scots. DoW 9 Apr 1918, Western Genral Hosp, Cardiff. NMC. Son of Robert Wilson, railway servant, & Mary Wilson, 30 Bryson Road. EEN 20 Apr 1918.

Pte James McGregor Wood (32), 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 10 Jan 1915. Son of James & Mary Wood, 11 Maxwell Street, Morningside. Sp, Martha Currie, 25 Stewart Terrace. Employed, postman. EEN 22 Jan 1915.

Driver Robert Anwell Wood ( ) No.661715, 328 Bde, Australian AIF, d. 10 Aug 1918. Limerick (King’s Island) Military Cem. Boroughmuir school.

Pte W. Wood ( ) No. 10152, R. Scots Fusiliers. Reported missing then KiA 31 Oct 1914, F & F. Eldest son of David Black Wood, cabman, 5 Gibson Terrace. EEN 20 Apr 1916.

Woodrow

Corp James Woodrow (29) No.23180, 62 Bde, RFA. DoW 27 Apr 1917. Duisans British Cem, Etrun b. Milton Bridge, Glencorse, Midlothian. Eldest son of Andrew & Jane V. Woodrow, Inglis Green, Slateford, late of 13 Cadiz Street, Leith. EEN 12 May 1917.

Wright

Pte Andrew Wright (19) No. 753, 1, 4 KOSB. DoW received Gallipoli, 20 Oct 1915, at Stobhill Hosp, Glasgow. Funeral from Haymarket railway station to NMC. b. Netherton, Berwickshire. Eldest son of Andrew Wright, gardener, & Ellen Murray Wright, 35 Caledonian Crescent, late of Friarhill, Melrose. Perhaps kin to Robert Wright (20) d.12 Jun 1918, funeral same address to NMC. EEN 22 Oct 1915. TED 22 Oct 1915.

Wylie

Air mechanic 1st class James Wylie (28) No. 15860, 43 Squadron, RAF. d. 27 Nov 1918 at No. 62 casualty clearing station, Courtral, Belgium. NMC & Kortijk (St. Jan) Communal Cem. Eldest son of John Wylie & Helen Pringle, 161 or 179 Dalry Road. His brother L/Corp John Wylie, R. Scots, KiA 20 Sep 1917. EEN 4, 6 & 14 Dec 1918, photo.

L/Corp John Wylie (23) No. 51294, 9 R. Scots. KiA 20 Sep 1917, Flanders. NMC & Thiepval Mem. Youngest son of John Wylie & Helen Pringle, 161 Dalry Road. His brother of Air mechanic James Wylie, RAF. d. 27 Nov 1918. EEN 8, 9 &10 Oct 1917.

Yorston

Pte Andrew Yorston (25) No. 21361, ‘B’ Coy, 2 HLI. Reported wounded, missing then KiA 14 Nov 1916. Thiepval Mem. Youngest son of John Yorston, machine man, & Alice Yorston, 10 Gibson Terrace. His older and only brother, Pte William Yorston, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 23 Apr 1917. EEN 29 Dec 1917.

Pte William Yorston (26), 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917. Guemappe British Cem, Wancourt. Elder son of John Yorston, machine man, & Alice Yorston, 10 Gibson Terrace. His younger and only brother, Pte Andrew Yorston, HLI, KiA 14 Nov 1916. EEN 14 May 1917.

Young

Pte Alexander Young (28) No. 68619, 119 Coy, MGC (Infantry). KiA 26 Nov 1917. GWM & Rocquigny-Equancourt Road British Cem. Son of James Young (73) d. 28 Oct 1921, funeral to EDC, & Elizabeth Young, 9 White Park, off Gorgie Road. EEN 18 Dec 1917.

Sgt Charles Yonng ( ) No. 1127, No. 2 Platoon, ‘A’ Coy, 9 R. Scots. Killed, shot in the head by sniper’s bullet “Last Tuesday” 20 Apr 1915. Ypres (Menin Gate) Mem. Sp, Mrs Young, 3 Caledonian Place, married Jun 1914. His two month old baby girl was born after he had left for the Front. Employed, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 26 Apr 1915, photo. TED 26 Apr 1915, full kilted figure photo.

Pte David Dickson Young (28) Enlisted, Edin. No. 110488 RAMC. Transf. to No. 29047, 2 KOSB. KiA 26 Aug 1918 F & F. Vis-En-Artois Mem. b. & resided Edin. Sp, May Young, Dowlais Top, Methyr Tydfel, Wales. Employed, North British Rubber Co.

Pte Edward Robinson Young (39) No. 41557, 1 Cam (SR). DoW, poisoned gas, c.c.s., 11 Jun 1918. Esquelbecq Military Cem. Eldest son of the late Edward Robinson Young (66), Edinburgh Fire Brigade, d. 2 May 1918, funeral to NMC, & Mrs Ann Young, 38 Fowler Terrace. His brothers were Alexander “Sandy” Black Young, engineer, Fred & Johnny. Sp, Jane Thomson Young 17 Elgin Terrace, Leith. EEN 22 Jun 1918.

Sgt John Young (29), 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 20 Jan 1916, France. Loos Mem. Second son of Robert Young, rubber worker, & Margaret Young, 17 Wardlaw Street. His brother, Pte Peter Young, BW, KiA 27 Dec 1917. EEN 2 Mar 1916 & 18 Jan 1918. TED 2 Mar 1916.

Pte John Drysdale Young (23) Enlisted, May 1915 Edin. No. T4/247324, RASC. Transf. to No. 107043, 102 Coy, MGC. KiA 29 Nov 1917. Poelcapelle British Cem. b. Dalkeith. His sister, Miss S. Young, 304 Gorgie Road. Employed, by his brother George Young, fishmonger, 206 & 294 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Sarah D. Young (50) d. 1 Jul 1916, funeral from 304 Gorgie Road To NMC. EEN 24 Jan 1918. TED 28 Jan 1918, photo.

Pte Peter Young (32) No. 345524, Fife Yeomanry then BW. KiA 27 Dec 1917. Jerusalem War Mem. Son of Robert & Margaret Young, 17 Wardlaw Street. His brother, Sgt John Young, Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 20 Jan 1916. Sp, Agnes Meikle Young, 3 Orangefield Place, Aberdeen. EEN 18 Jan 1918. TED 31 Jan 1918, photo.

Pte William Young (23) No. 42781, HLI. DoW received in action 26 Nov 1917. Youngest son of David & Isabella Young, 4 Appin Terrace, off Slateford Road & 6 East Thomas Street. Sp, Mary Ross & two children, 9 Stewart Terrace. EEN 12 & 15 Dec 1917. 1 Jan 1918, photo.

Younger

Pte Charles Younger (19), 14 BW. KiA 10 Sep 1918. ViS-En-Artois Mem. Third son of Mr & Mrs Henry Younger, tramway servant, 35 Watson Crescent. Employed, baker, for Mr Fleming, Morningside Road. EEN 3 Oct 1918.

Yule

Pte George. J. J. Yule ( ) No. 3656, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 26 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. GWM & Loos Mem. b. Colinton. Eldest son of Thomas Yule, gardener, & Margaret Yule, 44 Stewart Terrace. EEN 25 Oct 1915, 25 Sep 1916 & 26 Sep 1918.

Nominal Index

Other Casualties

A Wartime Advertisement

Adam

Pte H. S. Adam ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 14 May 1915, Dardanelles. His mother resided, 9 Hermand Terrace. Perhaps kin to William Adam, grocer’s assistant, same address TED 29 May 1915, photo.

Pte M. Adam ( ), KOSB, Missing. Second son of Mr & Mrs Adam, 9 Wardlaw Street. Perhaps kin to John Adam, plasterer & Charles Adam, labourer, same address. EEN 16 May 1918.

Addison

Corp George Addison ( ) No. 9129, Cam (SR). PoW. Reported missing, then his sp, Mrs Addison, 10 Wardlaw Street received a postcard from him, as prisoner. His brother, Pte Donald Urquhart Addison, 1 KOSB, DoW 14 Apr 1918. Perhaps kin to George Addison (14) 18 Wardlaw Street, who in 1918 received a good citizenship award of £1, for stopping a runaway horse in Gorgie Road. Employed, Post Office Stores, Russell Road. EEN 14 & 21 Aug 1916.

Affleck

L/Corp Harry Affleck ( ), KOSB. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Sp, Mrs Affleck, 4 Murieston Road. Perhaps kin to Mary Affleck (68) d. 5 Dec 1919, funeral from 7 Murieston Crescent to NMC. He was a member of the Post Office band. Employed, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 18 Jun 1918. TED 19 Jun 1918.

Aitken

Pte John Aitken ( ), Lancashire Fusiliers and Royal Flying Corps. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. His parents resided, 42 Stewart Terrace. Perhaps kin to Richard Aitken (31) d. 8 Apr 1915, funeral from same address, to NMC. EEN 20 Aug 1918.

L/Corp William Aitken ( ), A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1918 & in hosp, England. His parents resided, 18 Tynecastle Place, off Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to William Byers Aitken, stable man, same address. Employed, cooper, Messrs Bernard, brewers, Slateford Road. EEN 1 Oct 1918.

Alexander

Pte James T. Alexander ( ), R. Scots. Wounded 1917 & in hosp, England. Wounded for second time 1918. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs John Alexander, 12 Moat Street. His brother, Pte John Alexander, 4 R. Scots. d. 19 Apr 1917. Perhaps kin to Jeannie Alexander, d. 5 May 1915, funeral from Same address to NMC. EEN 28 Apr 1917. TED 3 May 1917 & 4 Apr 1918.

Allan

Pte James Allan ( ), 6 Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1915, France. Son of John Allan, railway servant, & Robina Allan, 5 Merchiston Grove. His brother, Pte John Allan, junior, clerk, 7 Cam Hdrs, DoW, 1 Aug 1917. Employed, Messrs Scott Morton & Co. TED 18 Oct 1915.

Alison

Pte John Alison ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917. Resided with his parents, 175 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Thomas Alison, superintendent , & John Alison, surface man, 175 Gorgie Road, and Thomas Alison, junior, butcher, 173 Gorgie Road. TED 22 May 1917.

Anderson

Sgt Charles Stewart Anderson ( ) No. 18787, R. Scots. Wounded severely 1916 & in Bagthorpe Hosp. Youngest son of George Hunter Anderson, printer, 16 Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon. Perhaps kin to Archibald George Anderson, & Gunner William Stewart Anderson, RGA, DoW 9 Oct 1917, both teachers of same address. George Heriot’s school. EEN 13 Jul 1916.

Pte James M. Anderson ( ) Canadian Inf (5 Royal Highlanders). Presumed dead, then his parents received a letter from him, as a prisoner. PoW & wounded in head & head, Sennelager, in Germany, 1916. Son of Mr & Mrs Anderson, 26 Bonaly Road. Perhaps kin to Pte W. Anderson, HLI, same address, KiA 1916. EEN 15 Jan 1916, photo.

Archibald

L/Corp C. Archibald ( ) Tank Corps. PoW & Wounded. Reported wounded & missing then prisoner in Germany. Address, 105 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to 7 Annie Archibald (56) d. 25 Sep 1918, & John Archibald (3 /12) d. 17 May 1917, funerals from 105 Dundee Street to NMC, EEN 22 Jun 1918. TED 22 & 28 Jun 1918, photo.

Armour

L/Corp R. Armour ( ) Wounded 1916 & in hosp. Son of David Armour, 5 Stewart Terrace. EEN 5 Jul 1916.

Armstrong

Pte John Armstrong ( ), 5 R. Scots. Wounded by shrapnel 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles & in hosp, Alexandria, Egypt. This was the second time he been wounded. He resided with his mother, 33 Gibson Terrace. Perhaps kin to William Armstrong, butcher, same address. Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 29 Jul & 28 Aug 1915.

2nd Lieut Ralph Armstrong ( ), R. Scots. Wounded by gunshot 1916 & in hosp. Son of George Armstrong, 82 Slateford Road. Employed, clerk, Edinburgh Brewery. EEN 22 Jul 1916.

Astbury

Pte John M. Astbury ( ) No. 18964, R. Scots. Wounded, lost right arm, wounded in left leg 1916 & in hosp, France. Address, 272 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Benjamin Astbury, engine driver, & Mary Ann Astbury (78) d. 5 Aug 1919, funeral to NMC, both 272 Gorgie Road. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 17 Jul 1916.

Bailley

L/Corp David Bailley ( ), HLI. PoW. Reported missing & assumed killed, then prisoner in Germany. Second son of Mrs J. Bailley, 38 Watson Crescent. EEN 9 Jul 1917.

Baillie

Baillie (----) PoW. Reported missing since 21 Mar 1918, then his wife received a postcard from him as a prisoner in Germany. Sp. Mrs Baillie, 12 Merchiston Grove, Shandon. EEN 16 Jul 1918.

Bain

Pte John F. Bain ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Son of Mr & Mrs Bain, 197 Dalry Road. Grandson of the late John Finlayson, Abbeyhill, Edinburgh. Perhaps kin to John Bain, silver chaser, & Margaret M. Bain (15) d. 6 Jul 1918, both of 179 Dalry Road. TED 7 Jun 1915.

Ballantyne

Pte A. Ballantyne ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1916. Wounded for third time 1917. Only son of Mr & Mrs Robert Ballantyne, plumber, 28 Duff Street. Perhaps kin to Marion Ballantyne (22) d. 4 Mar 1919, same address, NMC TED 28 Sep 1916, photo & 15 Sep 1917, photo.

Bathgate

Pte John Bathgate ( ), Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1918. His mother, 7 Hermand Terrace. He was her fifth son to be wounded. His brother Pte W. Bathgate, 1 Gordon Hdrs, wounded 1915. EEN 24 Sep 1918.

Pte W. Bathgate ( ), 1 Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1915, France. His mother, 7 Hermand Terrace. He was one of five sons to be wounded. His brother Pte John Bathgate, Cam Hdrs, wounded 1918. TED 3 Aug 1915, photo.

Baxter

Pte Kenneth W. C. Baxter ( ) Canadian Inf (Royal Highlanders, Toronto). Wounded by shrapnel 1915, at Hill 60, then further wounded while walking to an ambulance. In hosp, Liverpool. Only son of the late William Clark Baxter & Mrs Baxter, 2 Tay Street. George Heriot’s school. TED 4 May 1915, photo.

Beasley

Pte Walter Beasley ( ), Gordon Hdrs. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Sp, Mrs Beasley, 17 Wardlaw Place. EEN 30 Apr & 24 Jul 1918.

Beattie

Pte A. Beattie ( ), Scots Gds. PoW. He had been a prisoner since Sep 1914. He escaped 1916, made his way home & was to be interviewed about his exploits by the King. Sp, Mrs Beattie, 47 Dundee Terrace. Employed, Messrs William McEwan, brewers, Fountainbridge. TED 3, 7 & 10 Apr 1916, photo.

Belashmie

Pte Murdoch Belashmie ( ), KOSB. Wounded severely in right foot & leg 1918. Now wounded three times. His parents resided, 7 White Park, opposite 160 Gorgie Road. His younger brother had been wounded & was a PoW. EEN 16 Aug 1918.

Bell

Gunner D. Bell ( ) RFA. PoW. Reported missing since 21 Mar 1918, then prisoner in Germany. Son of Mr & Mrs John Bell, tinsmith, 16 Wardlaw Street. His brothers, Pte George D. Bell & Pte James Bell, BW, both missing 1918. EEN 17 Apr & 7 Aug 1918.

2nd Lieut D. A. Bell ( ), R. Scots, Military Cross Wounded 1918. Address, 82 Bonaly Road. TED 21 Oct 1918, photo

Gunner George Bell ( ) RFA. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Only son of Mr & Mrs W. Bell, 40 Moat Street. EEN 17 Apr & 28 Jun, 1918.

Pte George D. Bell ( ) Missing since 21 Mar 1918. Son of Mr & Mrs John Bell, tinsmith, 16 Wardlaw Street. His brothers Gunner D. Bell, RFA, & Pte James Bell, BW, missing 1918. TED 9 Apr 1918.

Corp Harry Bell ( ) RFA. Wounded 1917. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Bell, 206 Dalry Road. His brother, Corp John Douglas Bell, 11 R. Scots, KiA 24 Mar 1918. TED 4 Aug 1917.

2nd Lieut J. C. Bell ( ), Northumberland Fusiliers. Wounded 1918 & in hosp, England. Eldest son of Mrs Bell, Myrtle Cottage, Ivy Terrace. TED 9 Sep 1918.

Pte James Bell (18), BW. Missing. Wounded 1916. Son of Mr & Mrs John Bell, tinsmith, 16 Wardlaw Street. His brothers, Gunner D. Bell, RFA, PoW & Pte George D. Bell, missing 1918. EEN 30 Oct 1916, 21 May & 3 Oct 1918.

Pte James Bell ( ), HLI. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Gemany. Address, 21 Drumdryden Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 28 May 1918.

Pte Thomas Bell ( ) South African Infantry. PoW & Wounded. His father resided, 7 Wardlaw Street. TED 21 Sep 1917, photo.

Bennett

Pte W. Bennett ( ), R. Scots. Wounded with gunshot 1917 & in hosp. Sp, Mrs Bennett, 10 Newton Street. Employed, Gorgie Slaughterhouse. EEN 25 Apr 1917.

Bird

Corp A. D. Bird ( ) RFA. Wounded 1916. Son of John Bird, joiner, & Mary J. D. Bird, 10 Springwell Place. His brother, Pte John Robert Thomas Bird, 16 R. Scots, KiA 1 Jul 1916 EEN 14 Mar 1916. TED 13 Mar 1916.

Bisset

Pte Andrew G. Bisset ( ) A & S Hdrs Wounded, gunshot to head and right shoulder, 1918 & in hosp, England. This was his second time wounded. Only son of John Bisset, 12 Ardmillan Terrace. TED 14 Aug 1918.

Black

Corp Arthur Black ( ), 7 Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1916, France. Son of Mrs Black, 14 1 Orwell Place. Perhaps kin to William Black ( /52) d. 29 Aug 1919, funeral from Same address to NMC. Employed, cooper. TED 12 Oct 1916, photo.

Blyth

Pte James Blyth (19) R. Scots. PoW in Germany. b. Edin. Son of John Linkston Blyth, stone mason, & Mary Jacobina Blyth, 27 Wardlaw Place. His brothers and sisters, in 1911, John (16), Andrew (10), William (8), Elizabeth (14), Clemantine (5) & Agnes Blyth (1). EEN 17 May 1918.

Bonnar

Pte William Bonnar ( ), R. Scots. Wounded 1918. Now wounded for a fourth time. His sister-in-law, Mrs A. Bonnar, Newton Street. EEN 1 May 1918.

Bonneyman

Pte John H. Bonneyman ( ), 1,5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. His mother resided, 6 Northcote Street. Perhaps kin to James Bonneyman (53), hammer man, d. 16 Oct 1916, Funeral from 23 Watson Crescent to NMC. TED 9 Jun 1915, photo.

Borthwick

Gunner James Borthwick ( ) RGA. PoW. Reported missing since May 1918, then well & a prisoner in Germany. Sp, Mrs J. Borthwick, 6 Hermand Street. Employed, grocer. EEN 8 Aug 1918. TED 8 Aug 1918.

Pte Robert Borthwick ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, gunshot in left leg, 1918. Address, 9 Westfield Street. Employed, St Cuthbert’s Co-op. EEN 14 Sep 1918.

Brindley

Pte Sam Brindley ( ) No. 20053, R. Scots. Wounded 1916 & in hosp, Manchester. Sp, Mrs Brindley & two children, 106 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Samuel Brindley 4 (3 /12) d. 1 Sep 1919, funeral from same address to NMC. EEN 19 Jul 1916. TED 22 Jul 1916, photo.

Broatch

Pte Hugh Broatch ( ) Canadian Infantry. Wounded 1916. His brother William Broatch, clerk, proprietor at 28 Duff Street. Perhaps kin to Robert Broatch (85) d. 20 Oct 1920, funeral from Musselburgh to NMC. TED 15 Aug 1916.

Brockie

Pte Charles Brockie ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots Wounded 1915. Address, 1 Ardmillan Terrace. Employed, apprentice joiner, T & R Montgomery. TED 20 & 21 Jul 1915, photo.

Brodie

Pte J. L. Brodie ( ) HLI. Gassed, gas shell poisoning, 1918. Address, 9 Smithfield Street. EEN 19 Apr 1918. TED 25 Apr 1918, photo.

Brotherston

Pte John Brotherston ( ) HLI. PoW. Reported missing, then prisoner in Germany. His father Andrew Brotherston, engineer, was on active service & his mother residing at 54 Dundee Street. EEN 28 May 1918.

Brown

Capt. A. Brown ( ) R. Scots. Served at Gallipoli & commissioned Aug 1916. Wounded severely by bomb (grenade) 1917 & in hosp. Only son of Mrs Brown, 11 Hermand Terrace. TED 31 Aug 1917.

Pte George Knox Brown ( ) Cam Hdrs. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner. Son of John Brown, joiner, 244 Dalry Road. His brother, John Brown, junior, plumber, same address. EEN 11 Jun 1918.

Pte James V. H. Brown ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded, at the Second Battle of Arras, 1917. Wounded for a second time, severely gunshot to right elbow, 1918 & in hosp, France. Eldest son of Mr J. Aitken Brown, 11 Moat Street. TED 9 Aug 1918.

Pte Richard Brown ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1917. Son of George & Margaret Brown (58) d. 24 Dec 1919, funeral 7 Smithfield Street to NMC, in 1915 at 15 Wardlaw Place. His brothers, Pte Robert Polson Brown, RAMC, KiA 19 May 1915 & Pte William Brown , 1 KOSB, KiA 23 Apr 1917. TED 31 May 1917, photo.

Brydon

CSM D. Brydon ( ) R. Scots. PoW & Wounded, prisoner in Germany Address, 26 Watson Crescent. EEN 1 Jun 1918.

Buchanan

Sgt Peter Buchanan ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917. Sp, Mrs Buchanan, 24 Wardlaw Place. Football player, former captain of St Bernard’s FC. Employed, Postal Telegraph Dept. EEN 3 May 1917.

Burnett

Gunner J. Burnett ( ) Tank Corps. Wounded 1917. Son of Mr & Mrs William Henry Burnett, blacksmith, 20 Cathcart Place. Perhaps kin to William McDonald Burnett, clerk, lodger, same address. TED 21 Dec 1917, photo.

Cain

Pte G. M. Cain ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Wounded for second time 1918. Son of John Cain, biscuit baker, & Euphemia Cain, “Mayfield”, Robertson Avenue & “Janefield” cottage, Stewart Terrace. His brothers, Pte Hugh McD. Cain 5, 6 R. Scots, DoW 9 Apr 1918, Pte Alexander Ramsay Cain, Gordon Hdrs, d. 11 Apr 1918, John Cain, grocer, and sister Isabella Cain. TED 22 Jul 1915, full figure photo & 18 Feb 1918, photo.

Cairns

Pte Robert Cairns ( ) 13 R. Scots. Gassed, mustard gas poisoning, Flanders & in hosp. He was four times gassed or wounded. Youngest son of Mrs Martin, 109 Gorgie Road & 6 Tower Bank, Portobello. His brothers, Pte Thomas Cairns, R. Scots, 24 Wardlaw Place, gassed 1917, James & John Cairns, serving in RASC, France. Employed, Tulley, painter, 240 Dalry Road. EEN 4 Nov 1915. TED 19 Aug 1918.

Pte Thomas Cairns ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1917 & in hosp. Son of Mrs Martin, 109 Gorgie Road & 6 Tower Bank, Portobello. His brothers, Pte Robert Cairns, R. Scots, 109 Gorgie Road, also gassed, James & John Cairns, serving in RASC, France. Sp, Mrs Cairns, 24 Wardlaw Place. Employed, well known Edinburgh & Powderhall bookmaker. TED 26 Apr 1917.

Callender

Corp D. Callender ( ) MGC. Illness, severe dysentery1918 & in Middlesex War Hosp. Sp, Mrs Callender, 15 Westfield Road. EEN 12 Sep 1918.

Cameron

Gunner Donald Cameron ( ) Tank Corps. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. His mother, Mrs White resided, 10 Downfield Place. EEN 18 Jun 1918.

Campbell

Pte John Campbell ( ) Cam Hdrs. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. His parents resided, 39 Gibson Terrace. EEN 18 May 1918.

Pte Thomas S. Campbell ( ) Scottish Horse, Dardanelles 1915 & R. Engrs, Wounded 1917. Three brothers on active service. Sp, Mrs Campbell, 46 Stewart Terrace. TED 26 Nov 1917.

Corp William Campbell ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Son of Pte William Campbell, fireman, on active service & Mrs Campbell, 16 Wardlaw Street. EEN 1 Jun 1918.

Caven

Pte David Caven ( ) R. Scots. Missing. His sister, Mrs Anderson, 124 Gorgie Road. TED 20 & 27 Oct 1917, photo.

Chasser

L/Corp A. R. Chasser ( ) Australian Imperial Force. Wounded 1917. His parents resided, 1 Moat Street. TED 3 May 1917, photo.

Chinnery

Pte Walter James Chinnery ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded severely, gunshot in head 1918. Eldest son of Mrs Chinnery, 18 Wardlaw Street. Perhaps kin to Pte Thomas Chinnery, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 21 Sep 1918, & brother-in-law or nephew to Pte Thomas Borland, 2 HLI, KiA 28 Apr 1917. EEN 9 Apr 1918.

Clancy

L/Corp James Clancy ( ) BW. PoW. Wounded 1917. Reported missing then prisoner 1918 in Germany His mother resided, 21 Wardlaw Street. Employed, North British Railway Co. EEN 1 Jun & 10 Jul 1918.

Clark

L/Corp A. A. Clark ( ) Scots Greys. Transferred to A & S Hdrs. Wounded, right forearm 1916 & in hosp, Bristol. Sp, Mrs Clark, & family resided Murdoch Terrace. EEN 8 Aug 1916.

Clow

Pte Peter Clow ( ) Wounded for third time 1918. Sp, Mrs Peter Clow, 4 Caledonian Crescent. TED 15 Apr 1918.

Cochrane

Pte W. Cochrane ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles Address, 28 Springwell Place. Perhaps kin to George Cochrane, tailor, same address. TED 30 Jun 1915.

Cockburn

Driver Donald Cockburn ( ) RFA. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner. Sp, Mrs Cockburn, 23 Cathcart Place. EEN 2 & 12 Jan 1918.

Pte James Cockburn ( ) 1 Cam Hdrs. Wounded four times, France. Son of Harry Cockburn, joiner, & Sarah Cockburn, 28 Wardlaw Place. His brothers & sisters, in 1911, Henry (13), Marion (11), Richard (8), Robina (6), John (4), William (2) & Margaret Cockburn (3m), EEN 25 Oct 1916, photo. TED 22 & 23 Oct 1915, photo, 26 Jul & 25 Oct 1916, photo.

Collins

Pte A. Collins ( ) 2 Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1915. Son of the late Andrew Collins (58), iron moulder, d. 11 Oct 1917, funeral to NMC, & Mary Mason, 18 Stewart Terrace. Perhaps Alexander or Andrew Collins. His brothers & sister, Pte Daniel Collins, PoW in 1918, Gilbert Collins, iron moulder, Pte John Anderson Collins, 12 R. Scots, KiA 23 Mar 1918, and Martha Collins.. TED 15 Jul 1915.

Pte Daniel Collins ( ) PoW. Reported missing, then uninjured & PoW In Germany. Son of the late Andrew Collins (58), iron moulder, d. 11 Oct 1917, funeral to NMC, & Mary Mason, 18 Stewart Terrace. His brothers & sister, Alexander, Andrew, & Gilbert Collins, iron moulder, one of whom had been disabled, Pte John Anderson Collins, 12 R. Scots, KiA 23 Mar 1918, and Martha Collins. EEN 4 Jun 1918.

Sgt W. Collins ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Missing. Sp, Mrs Collins, resided 13 Murdoch Terrace. Perhaps kin to David Collins, slater, same address. EEN 28 May 1918.

Colvin

Corp James Colvin ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing since 28 Apr 1917, then prisoner in Germany Son of Mrs William Colvin, railway servant, 7 Wardlaw Street. Sp, Mrs Colvin, & child, 5 White Park, opposite 160 Gorgie Road. EEN 12 Jun & 26 Jul 1917.

Conner/Connor

Pte Alexander Conner ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1918. Wounded twice. Address, 67 Gorgie Road. Second eldest son the late Pte James Conner (49) telephone linesman & 8 Cam Hdrs, d. 23 Mar 1916, & Emma Locke Conner 67 Gorgie Road, . His two brothers in the Services. Employed, Tynecastle Co., Murieston Road. EEN 29 Jan & 6 Oct 1917, 27 Apr 1918.

Pte J. Connor ( ) 8 Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1915, France. Address, Hillbank, Slateford. TED 8 Oct 1915, full figure photo.

Pte R. Conner ( ) 11 A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1915, France. Address, 5 Wheatfield Place. Perhaps son of James Conner, mason, & Jane Conner, 4 Wheatfield Place brother to Pte Alexander “Sandy” Conner, 9 R. Scots, d 9 Apr 1917 & kin to James Conner (60) d. 16 Feb 1919, 5 Wheatfield Place, NMC TED 8 Oct 1915, full figure photo.

Cormack

Pte Donald Cormack ( ), 2 Seaforth Hdrs, Gassed 1915. Address, 5 Smithfield Street. Son of the late Donald & Catherine Munro Cormack (62) d. 21 Nov 1915, funeral 5 Smithfield Street to NMC. His brothers, on active service, gassed or killed, Sgt Hector Cormack, 2 R. Scots, d. 23 Sep 1915, and Privates John Cormack, 3 R. Scots, John Nicol Cormack, 16 R. Scots, d. 31 Jul 1915, Kenneth Cormack, 2 R. Scots, DoW 15 May 1915 & Robert Cormack, Seaforth Hdrs. TED 2 Jul 1915, photo.

Pte Robert Cormack ( ), 2 Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed 1915. Address, 5 Smithfield Street. Son of the late Donald & Catherine Munro Cormack (62) d. 21 Nov 1915, funeral 5 Smithfield Street to NMC. His brothers, on active service, gassed or killed, Sgt Hector Cormack, 2 R. Scots, d. 23 Sep 1915, & Privates Donald Cormack, 2 Seaforth Hdrs, John Cormack, 3 R. Scots, John Nicol Cormack, 16 R. Scots, d. 31 Jul 1915, Kenneth Cormack, 2 R. Scots, DoW 15 May 1915. TED 2 Jul 1915, photo.

Cowan

Pte Russsell Cowan ( ), pioneer, R. Engrs. Wounded, shell wounds in both thighs & right leg, 1917. & in military hosp, Birkenhead. His parents resided, 22 Shandon Street. His eldest brother, Pte Thomas Cowan, R. Scots, KiA 1 Jul 1916, Battle of the Somme. Employed, apprentice, Mr A. Scott Dodd B. Sc, City Analyst. EEN 28 Apr 1917. TED 28 Apr 1917.

Coyne

Pte Henry “Harry” Coyne (45) RAMC Wounded, shrapnel in foot & leg, 1916 & in St George’s Hosp, London Sp, Mrs Martha Coyne, 27 Watson Crescent. His niece, Hilda Dewar. Employed, gardener, Edinburgh Corporation. EEN 4 Aug 1916.

Craig

L/Corp C. W. Craig ( ) A & S Hdrs. Gassed seriously 1918. This was his second time gassed. Sp, Mrs Craig, 72 Dundee Street. EEN 12 Oct 1918.

Pte Charles M. Craig ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Missing 1918. Son of Robert Craig, mason, 4 Wardlaw Terrace. Perhaps kin to Thomas Craig (39) d. 30 Dec 1917, funeral from same address to NMC. Employed, Civil Service Estates Duty Office, Edinburgh. EEN 11 Nov 1918.

Crawford

L/ Corp George Crawford ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1918. Son of William Crawford, police constable, 31 Angle Park Terrace. TED 6 & 10 Apr 1918, photo.

Crean

Pte Francis Crean ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots & 6 R. Scots. Wounded 1915. Native of Ireland. Resided with his sister at 36 Watson Crescent. Employed, eleven years, with Edinburgh & District Tramway Co. TED 27 & 31 Jul 1915, photo.

Crosbie

Pte John Crosbie ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916. son of Andrew Crosbie & Catherine R. Crosbie (54) d. 14 Jan 1918, funeral to NMC, 1 Balbirnie Place. Roseburn. His brothers, Pte George Crosbie, 10 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 20 Sep 1915, Gunner Andrew Crosbie, RFA, & Pte Thomas Crosbie, Dragoon Gds. TED 27 May 1916, photo.

Cuthbert

Pte Peter Cuthbert ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany His parents resided, 96 Gorgie Road. Employed, painter. EEN 4 May & 1 Jun 1918.

Dallas

Pte William Dallas ( ) R. Scots. Gassed & wounded 1918. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Dallas, 5 Robertson Avenue. EEN 30 May 1918.

Dalrymple

Sgt R. Dalrymple (24) R. Scots. Wounded in action 1917 & in hosp. Only son of Mr & Mrs Dalrymple, 28 Duff Street. Employed, waiter, Conservative Club. EEN 31 Jan 1917.

Darter

Pte George Darter ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 13 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 4 Murieston Place. Perhaps kin to John Daniel Darter, railway servant, same address. TED 6 Jul 1915

Davidson

Pte John Davidson ( ) 10 Cam (SR). Gassed, gas poisoning & shock 1916. Address, 5 Caledonian Road. Perhaps kin to David Davidson, upholsterer, same address. TED 22 & 27 May 1915, photo.

L/Corp W. Davidson ( ) R. Engrs. Transf. to Warwickshire Regt. Missing since 4 May 1917. His parents resided, 1 Appin Terrace. EEN 1 Jun 1917.

Dean

Pte Edward Dean ( ) KOSB. Wounded for fourth and fifth time 1918 & in hosp abroad. Son of Mr & Mrs Herbert Dean, engineer, 61 Gorgie Road. EEN 12 Apr & 8 Aug 1918.

Dickson

Pte A. Dickson ( ) No. 3531, R. Scots. Wounded, arm amputated above elbow. Address, 37 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, painter, Messrs Dobie, George Street. EEN 18 Aug 1916.

Corp A. G. Dickson ( ), 2 BW. Illness, malaria fever 1917. Son of Mr & Mrs G. Dickson, 10 Moat Terrace. TED 18 May 1915 & 25 May 1917, photo.

Pte D. Dickson ( ), 1 BW.. Wounded in right breast & arm. Address, 106 Bonnington Road. Employed, machinman, Thomson Ltd, Slateford Road. EEN 20 Oct 1915.

Pte James Dickson ( ) signaller, Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded seriously 1917. Address, 34 Robertson Avenue. TED 29 May & 1 Jun 1917, photo.

Pte James Dickson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 & in hosp, Sunderland. Eldest son of Mr F. N. Dickson, 6 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to Peter McLeod Dickson, warehouse man, same address. EEN 2 Aug 1916.

Pte James Dickson ( ) Lancashire Fusiliers. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner. Sp, Mrs Dickson, 21 Wardlaw Place. Employed, tailor, Messrs Jardine & Son, Forth Street. TED 8 Aug 1918.

Pte T. Dickson ( ), 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1915, France. Son of Mr & Mrs Thomas Templeton Dickson (65), labourer, d. 11 Aug 1915, funeral to EDC, 1 West Fountain Place. TED 11 Oct 1915

Pte W. Dickson ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 7 Tay Street. TED 4 Aug 1915, photo.

Dobbie

Pte Matthew Dobbie ( ) R. Scots. Gassed severely & Wounded 1917. Son of Mr & Mrs Dobbie, 68 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Helen Dobie (17) d. 30 Jul 1917, funeral from same address to NMC. EEN 8 Nov 1917.

Donoghue

Pte James Donoghue ( ) KOSB. PoW in Germany. Address, Northcote Street. EEN 22 May 1918.

Douglas

Pte Herbert Douglas ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for third time 1918. Third son of Mrs Douglas, 12 West End Place. TED 3 Apr & 24 Aug 1918.

Drummond

Pte Alexander Drummond ( ), pioneer. Gassed 1916. Only son of Mr & Mrs Andrew Drummond, mason, 7 Wheatfield Road. TED 1 Aug 1916, photo.

Dunnet

Pte Maurice Dunnet ( ) Scots Greys. Transf. to HLI. Missing 1917. His parents resided, 1 - Douglas Terrace, off Dalry Road. TED 6 Feb 1917, photo.

Dimmock/Dymock

L/Corp Thomas Dymock (22), BW. Wounded severely 1916 & in hosp, Malta. Eldest son of John Dymock, Glenfern, Holytown. Nephew of James Dymock, 27 Slateford Road. His cousin, Corp Thomas Dimmock, 9 BW, KiA 29 Apr 1916. Employed, Messrs Stewart & Lloyd steel works, Mossend. EEN 11 Nov 1916.

Easton

Pte Andrew Easton ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1917. Sp, Mrs Easton, 27 Springwell Place. Employed, postman, Edinburgh. TED 2 May 1917.

Edwards

2nd Lieut. A. Edwards ( ) Wounded 1918 & in hosp, Cambridge. Sp, Mrs Edwards, 15 Murieston Crescent. EEN 31 Aug 1918.

Elder

Pte Alexander Elder ( ) No. 1523. Missing 1916. Son of Mrs Alexander Elder, engineer, 7 Wardlaw Street. Employed, painter, Mr Martin, Roseburn Terrace. EEN 12 Aug 1916.

Ellis

Pte G. W. Ellis ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1918. Address, 27 West Catherine Place. Perhaps George Wilson Ellis, cabinet maker, in 1914 at 16 Cathcart Place TED 15 May 1918, photo.

CSM Gordon Rhind Ellis ( ) R. Scots Wounded 22 Jul 1916. Son of John Ellis (64) d. 16 Apr 1921, funeral to NMC, & Isabella Ellis, 16 Cathcart Place. His brother, Sgt John Ellis, HLI, KiA 9 Apr 1918. Employed, joiner. TED 9 Sep 1916, photo.

Evans

Pte Thomas “Tom” Evans ( ) Scots Gds. Served at the Front since 1914. Mons Star. Gassed, gas poisoning, 1918 & in hosp. Twice wounded. His mother resided, 11 Stewart Terrace. Grandson of the late Robert Brockie. His brother, Pte Robert Evans, Royal Fusiliers, KiA 1915. Sp, Mrs Evans, 16 Jamaica Street. TED 28 Sep 1918.

Factor

Pte C. Factor ( ) HLI. Wounded in right hand 1918 & in hosp, England. Address, 40 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to Abraham Factor, rubber worker, same address. Employed, Victoria Rubber Co., Leith Walk. TED 11 Oct 1918

Farquharson

Pte James D. Farquharson ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed 1918 & in hosp, England. Son of Mr & Mrs Farquharson, 4 Angle Park Terrace. EEN & TED 14 Sep 1918.

Pte William Farquharson ( ), late RAF, attached Lancashire Fusiliers PoW in Germany. Son of William Farquharson, cooper, & Wilhelmina H. Farquarson (57) d. 19 Nov 1921, funeral to EDC, 206 Dalry Road. His brother, Pte Alexander Farquharson, KiA 1918. TED 17 Sep 1918.

Findlay

Pte William Findlay (19), ‘C’ Coy, 1 Cam Hdrs. Missing since 22 Dec 1914. Son of Mr & Mrs William Findlay, lather, 72 Dundee Street. TED 23 Feb 1915.

Finlayson

Pte Peter Anton. Finlayson ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1918 & in hosp. Sp, Mrs Finlayson, 13 Richmond Terrace, off Dalry Road. Employed, inspector. EEN 31 Aug 1918.

Fisher

Pte John Fisher ( ) BW. PoW. Reported missing since 21 Mar 1918, then prisoner in Germany His parents resided, 12 Carnagie Street. Sp, Mrs Fisher, 42 Duff Street. EEN 29 Jun 1918.

Fleming

Pte J. Fleming ( ), sapper, R. Engrs. PoW. Reported missing since May 1918, then prisoner in Germany. Son of Mr & Mrs Annie Fleming, Pape’s Cottages, Roseburn. His brother, Pte Frank Fleming, 1 HLI, d. 11 Jan 1917. Sp, Mrs Fleming, 4 McLeod Street. EEN 20 Jul 1918.

Pte W. Fleming ( ) R. Scots. Wounded by shrapnel 1916 & in hosp, Cambridge. Address, 11 Yeaman Place. He had two brothers in the Services. Perhaps kin to Adam Fleming, residenter, & Jane Fraser Fleming (62) d. 30 Jan 1919, funeral to NMC, both of same address. EEN 18 Jul 1916.

Fletcher

Pte Alexander Fletcher (19) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1917. Younger son of Mr & Mrs Charles Fletcher, painter, 31 Dundee Terrace. He had brothers on active service. Employed, assistant postman, Edinburgh. TED 15 May 1917.

Flint

Pte James Ernest Flint (23) MGC. Wounded, portion of his left arm amputated, 1918 b. 1895 Edin. Son of William Flint, tinsmith, & Elizabeth Winter Resided with his aunt & sisters, 4 Brown’s Place. His second cousins, L/Corp Edward Sanderson Flint, 1Cam Hdrs, KiA 16 Nov 1917, & Pte John Flint, 2 KOSB,. KiA 18 Apr 1915, both of 10 Wardlaw Place. Sp, Margaret Brunton Pirnie. EEN18 Sep 1918.

Forbes

Pte A. Forbes ( ) MGC. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner Sp, Mrs Forbes, 12 Murdoch Terrace. TED 27 Sep 1918.

Forsyth

L/Corp A. R. Forsyth ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1918. Sp, Mrs Forsyth, 34 Briarbank Terrace, Shandon. Perhaps kin to , Alexander Ross Forsyth, labourer, 43 Bryson Road. Employed, staff, Northern Assurance Co., St Andrews Square. EEN 18 May 1918.

Fraser

Pte Andrew Fraser ( ) HLI. PoW. Reported missing since 9 Apr 1918, then prisoner in Germany Son of Mr & Mrs A. G. Fraser, 13 Shandon Street. EEN 22 May 1918.

Pte Donald Fraser ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, in left arm & right leg, 1917. Son of Mr & Mrs Simon & Mary Fraser, 12 Haymarket Terrace. His brothers, Pte George McAlpine Fraser,3 R. Scots Fusiliers , d.23 Apr 1916, & Pte James Fraser, Seaforth Hdrs, also wounded 1917. Employed, postman, Edinburgh. TED 2 May 1917.

Pte James Fraser ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1917 & in hosp. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Simon & Mary Fraser, 12 Haymarket Terrace. His brothers, Pte George McAlpine Fraser,3 R. Scots Fusiliers , d.23 Apr 1916, & Pte Donald Fraser, Seaforth Hdrs, also wounded 1917. TED 9 May 1917.

Gair

Gunner D. M. Gair (22) RFA. Wounded 1917. Son of Mr & Mrs David Gair, 4e St James Street, Edinburgh. Perhaps kin to John Gair, rubber worker, 32 Yeaman Place. Employed, North British Rubber Co., Castle Mills. TED 3 May 1917.

Gardiner

Pte Robert L. Gardiner ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916. Address, 20 Cowan Road, Shandon. Employed, clerk, Audit Office, North British Railway Co. EEN 24 Oct 1916. TED 27 Oct 1916, photo.

Geissler

Sgt Paul David Geissler ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, shrapnel in left arm, 1917 & in Salisbury Infirmary Elder son of Mr & Mrs Andrew McPherson Geissler, clerk, 78 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Perhaps kin to Herman Richard Geissler, Clerk & proprietor, William Hastie Geissler, lithographic artist, lodger, & Jane C. Geissler (16) d. 28 Jan 1914, NMC, all of 14 Bonaly Road. Employed, clerk. TED 6 Jun 1917.

Gilmour

Pte Robert Gilmour ( ) R. Scots. Wounded by shrapnel 1917 & in hosp. Now wounded for fourth time. Son of William Gilmour, grocer, 34 Hollybank Terrace, Shandon His brother, Pte Walter Bell Gilmour, RGA, KiA, 1917. Employed, grocer. TED 21 Apr 1917.

Gilroy

L/Corp W. Gilroy ( ) No. 17853, Cam (SR). Wounded in action, right leg amputated, 1916, in Bangour Hosp, West Lothian Sp, Mrs Gilroy, 19 Fowler Terrace. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 17 Jul 1916.

Girdwood

Pte A. Girdwood ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 30 Moat Street. TED 9 Jul 1915.

Grafton

Pte Arthur Ernest Grafton ( ) R. Scots, attached R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded in action 1916 & in hosp, France. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Arthur Thomas Grafton, engineer, 19 Shandon Crescent. George Watson’s College. TED 26 Oct 1916.

Graham

Pte Donald R. Graham ( ) KOSB. Wounded 1918. Sp, Mrs Graham, 1 Murieston Crescent. TED 4 & 13 May 1918, photo.

Grant

Bombardier George Grant ( ) RFA. Wounded 1917. Only son of Mr Grant, 2 Saughton Avenue. TED 19 May 1917, photo.

Greenock

Pte James Greenock ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Son of Mr & Mrs J. Lawrie, 134 Gorgie Road. Employed, apprentice electrician, Pratt Brothers, West Maitland Street. EEN 9 Jul 1917. TED 5 Jun & 9 Jul 1917.

Hall

Pte George Hall ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917. Son of Alexander Hall, engineer, & Euphemia Hall,, 9 Murieston Crescent. His brother, Pte John Ednie Hall, South African Scottish, KiA. 9 Apr 1917. He had two other brothers in the Services. Perhaps kin to Andrew Ednie Hall, french polisher, same address. TED 9 & 17 May 1917, photo.

Hamilton

Pte Frank Burnett Hamilton ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Son of John Hamilton, traveller, & Jean Hamilton (59) d. 17 Jun 1919, funeral to NMC, both of 56 Briarbank Terrace, Shandon. His brother, 2nd Lieut. William Lees Hamilton, R. Engrs, KiA 20 Sep 1917, Employed, Clerk. TED 17 Jul 1915, photo.

Harding

Pte Francis “Frank” Albert Harding ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1916. Address, 8 Bonaly Road, Shandon. Perhaps kin, still born child “Harding”, same address, 18 Apr 1916 NMC Employed, Clerk. TED 12 Jul 1916, photo.

Hastie

Pte Archibald “Archie” Hastie (22) Australian Imperial Force. Gassed & wounded 1918. Son of Mr & Mrs Hastie, 1 Delhaig, Gorgie. His brother, Pte David Hastie, R. Scots, gassed & twice wounded. EEN 12 Oct 1918.

Pte David Hastie (19) R. Scots. Gassed, gas poisoning & wounded for a second time 1918 & in hosp. Second son of Mr & Mrs Hastie, 1 Delhaig, Gorgie. His brother, Pte Archibald Hastie, Australian Imperial Force, wounded. EEN 20 Apr & 12 Oct 1918.

Hay

Sgt Alexander Victor Hay ( ), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded, in Mesopotamia, Middle East, 1916. Address, 10 Dalgety Avenue, Meadowbank, Perhaps kin to Pte Peter Lindsay Hay, 4 Wheatfield Road, 15 HLI, KiA 3 Apr 1918 &. Sgt William Hay, Seaforth Hdrs, 5 Wheatfield Road, gassed 1916, TED 8 Mar 1916, photo.

Pte D. S. Hay ( ) PoW & wounded. His mother resided, 26 Caledonian Place. Perhaps kin to Peter Gilles Hay, shop man, same address. TED 22 Jun 1918.

Pte David Hay (19) R. Scots. Wounded in action 1917. Son of William Rutherford Hay, labourer, & Jessie Hay, 5 McLeod Street. His brother, Pte Thomas Hay, KOSB, DoW 3 Nov1914. TED 26 & 28 Apr 1917, photo.

Sgt Donald Hay ( ) RFA. Wounded 1917. His brother, Alexander Wilkie, 25 Myrtle Terrace. Employed, Waddie & Co., Edinburgh. TED 22 & 26 May 1917, photo.

Sgt William Hay ( ) R. Scots. He had been abroad for three years. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Son of David & Eliza Orr Hay, coach body maker, 28 Ivy Terrace, Slateford Road. His brother Trooper Arthur Orr Hay, Lothian & Border Horse, d. 14 Sep 1917. Sp, Mrs Hay, 2 Barony Street. EEN 18 May & 15 Jun 1918.

Sgt William Hay ( ) Service Battalion, Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed, gas poisoning, shock 1916 & in hosp, London. Address, 5 Wheatfield Road. Perhaps brother of Sgt Alexander Victor Hay, 1 Seaforth Hdrs, wounded in Mesopotamia, 10 Dalgety Avenue. Employed, Waverley Market Office, Edinburgh Corporation. TED 8 & 9 Mar 1916, photo.

Heaney

Pte John Heaney ( ) Enlisted 1914. R. Scots. PoW & wounded in Germany. This was his third time wounded Son of Mr & Mrs John Heaney, malt man, 4 Newton Street. EEN 1 Jul 1918. TED 8 Jul 1918.

Heatlie

Pte R. M. Heatlie ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917. Only son of Mrs Heatlie, 191 Slateford Road. Perhaps kin to Walter Dalgleish Heatlie, tailor, & Mary Heatlie (6) d. 17 Aug 1914, funeral to NMC, both of same addresss. TED 10 Dec 1917.

Henderson

Gunner ---- Henderson ( ) RFA. Missing 1918. Only son of Mr & Mrs Henderson, 7 Ardmillan Place. EEN 8 May 1918.

L/Corp J. Henderson ( ), 1 BW. Wounded 1915, France. Address, 25 Murieston Crescent. TED 29 Oct 1915, kilted full figure photo.

Pte John Henderson ( ) Lothian & Border Horse, then R. Scots. Wounded 1918 & in hosp. Youngest son of Mrs Henderson, 9 Merchiston Grove. EEN 14 Sep 1918.

Pte S. Henderson ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded in left leg 1918 & in hosp. Address, 5 Wardlaw Street. Employed, Alder & MacKay, Stewart Terrace. EEN 5 Jul 1918.

Herd

Pte Alfred Herd ( ) R. Scots. Gassed & wounded. Now wounded for a second time 1918 & in hosp, Buckie. Fourth son of Sgt James Herd, carter, RASC & Mrs Herd, 16 Wheatfield Place. His brothers, Sapper James Herd, junior, R. Engrs, Pte Thomas Herd, 7 Seaforth Hdrs, & Corp William Herd, RAMC, DCM Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 3 Jul 1915. 11 Feb 1916. EEN 21 Sep 1918.

Corp William Herd ( ), RAMC, Distinguished Conduct Medal. Gassed 1916, and in Hopetoun House Hospital, son of Sgt James Herd, carter, RASC & Mrs Herd, 16 Wheatfield Place. His brothers, Pte Alfred Herd, 5 Royal Scots Sapper James Herd, junior, R. Engrs, & Pte Thomas Herd, 7 Seaforth Hdrs, TED 3 Jul 1915 & 11 Feb 1916

Hinselwood

Gunner Archibald Hinselwood ( ) RGA. Wounded 1918. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs William Hinselwood, 54 Moat Street. TED 11 Sep 1918.

Hogg

L/Corp John Hogg ( ), 12 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 & in hosp, Manchester. His parents resided 5 Lily Terrace. Sp, Mrs Hogg, 17 Stewart Terrace. Employed, surfaceman, North British Railway Co. TED 7 Oct 1915.

Sgt John S. Hogg ( ) King’s Royal Rifles. Wounded severely 1918 & in hosp, Aberdeen. Now wounded for a third time His parents resided, 6 Tay Street. EEN 12 Oct 1918.

Hoggan

Pte D. G. Hoggan ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1917. Son of James Hoggan, rubber worker, & Margaret Hoggan, 5 Orwell Terrace. His brothers, Pte James Hoggan, HLI, wounded & Rifleman Thomas Adams Hoggan, 5 R. Scots, KiA 10 Aug 1916. Employed, rubber worker. TED 15 May 1917, photo.

Pte James Hoggan ( ) HLI. Wounded 1917. Son of James Hoggan, rubber worker, & Margaret Hoggan, 5 Orwell Terrace His brothers, Pte D. G. Hoggan, R. Scots Fusiliers, wounded & Rifleman Thomas Adams Hoggan, 5 R. Scots, KiA 10 Aug 1916. Employed, rubber worker. TED 15 May 1917, photo

Hopper

Sgt James Hopper ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a third time 1917, France. Eldest son of the late Mr J. Hopper & now Mrs G. Renton, 10 Smithfield Street. His brother, Pte F. Hopper, Military Medal, 2 A & S Hdrs. EEN 28 Apr 1917.

Horne

Pte James Horne (19) Missing since 10 Jul 1917. Son of Alexander Home, cab man, & Jane Horne, 225 Gorgie Road. His brother, Pte Charles Horne, A & S Hdrs, d. of malaria 4 Aug 1917 Perhaps kin to William Horne, baker, same address. EEN 11 Aug 1917.

Houliston

Pte W. Houliston ( ), 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded, gunshot in right hand & elbow 1915. Address, 4 Delhaig, near Chesser, Gorgie. Perhaps kin to Robert Houliston (34), d. 14 Sep 1914, 4 Downfield Place, & Andrew Houliston (29) d. 20 Dec 1919, 6 Gorgie Cottages, funerals to NMC. Employed, Edinburgh Corporation. TED 15 Oct 1915.

Howie

Pte James Howie ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded in both legs and right arm & in hosp abroad. Address, 28 Moat Street. His brothers, Pte David Howie, 28 Moat Terrace, 7 R. Scots, KiA 26 Mar 1918 & Sgt William Howie, KOSB, KiA 23 Jul 1918, of Cupar, Fife, and another on active service. EEN 10 Aug 1918.

Hughes

Sgt Frank Hughes ( ), maybe HLI. Illness, Trench Fever 1918. Eldest son of Mrs Hughes, Tannery Buildings, Gorgie. His brother Trooper Robert Hughes, Scots Greys, wounded 1918. Perhaps kin to Francis Hughes (49) d. 8 Feb 1915, funeral from Royal Infirmary, Edin, to NMC. TED 11 May 1918.

Pte James Hughes ( ) 2 HLI. Wounded 1915, France & in Stobhill Military Hosp, Glasgow. His father & younger brother were in the Services & his mother resided, 109 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to James Walker Hughes, rubber worker, tenant, & John Hughes (20) d. 14 Jul 1920, funeral to ESC, both same address. TED 19 Oct 1915.

Trooper Robert Hughes ( ) Scots Greys. Wounded 1918.Son of Mrs Hughes, Tannery Buildings, Gorgie. His brother Sgt Frank Hughes, HLI, wounded 1918. Perhaps kin to Francis Hughes (49) d. 8 Feb 1915, funeral from Royal Infirmary, Edin, to NMC. TED 12 Apr 1918.

Hume

Pte Robert Hume ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1916. Son of Peter Hume, postman, & Jessie Hume (51) d. 17 Dec 1919, funeral to ESC, 15 Caledonian Crescent. TED 16 May 1916, photo.

Hunter

Pte David Hunter ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing, wounded in right leg, then prisoner Son of Mr & Mrs Hunter, 4 Reid’s Buildings, Gorgie. Three brothers in the Services. EEN 19 Sep 1917. TED 22 Sep & 20 Oct 1917, photo.

Pte William Hunter (19), 1, 6 R. Scots, attached 1, 4 R. Scots Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Son of William Hunter, crane man, & Isabella Hunter, 10 Wardlaw Place. His sisters, in 1911, Isabella (11) & Mary Hunter (8), same address. Employed, apprentice iron moulder. TED 19 Sep 1915, photo.

Imrie

Pte John Imrie ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded for a second time 1916. Son of Mrs William Imrie, cooper, 15 Wardlaw Street. Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 19 Oct 1915, photo. EEN 5 Oct 1916.

Innes

Pte Donald Innes ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, dangerously, 1918. This was his second time wounded. Address, 262 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Donald Innees, mason, proprietor, same address Employed, rubber worker, Messrs Currie, Dalry Road. EEN 19 Jul & 20 Sep 1918.

Jacks

Sgt Richard Jacks ( ) RASC & Worcestershire Regt. PoW in Germany. Eldest son of the late Mr & Mrs Richard Jacks, Ancrum, Jedburgh & 26 Moat Street. His brothers, sisters & grandmother, at latter address. His brother, Pte Robert Frater Jacks, Machine Gun Section, 1 R. Scots, KiA 14 Oct 1915. EEN 17 Oct 1918.

Jeffrey

Pte Robert Jeffrey ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded in or before 1916. Eldest son of William & Elizabeth Jeffrey, 5 Robertson Avenue & Whiteford House, Veterans’ Residence House, Canongate. His father, a former soldier in the A & S Hdrs, served on Lord Roberts’ historic march Kabul to Kandahar, Afghanistan. His brothers, Sgt James Jeffrey, 1 Seaforth Hdrs, DoW 24 Oct 1916, Pte William Jeffrey, 1 Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 21 Apr 1917, & Richard Jeffrey, served in the RAMC. TED 10 Nov 1916.

Johnston

2nd Lieut J. Johnston ( ) Royal Air Force. Wounded, injured in an air accident 1917. Address, 80 Balgreen Road. TED10Dec 1917, photo.

L/Corp J. H. Johnston ( ) MGC. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Address, 6 Gorgie Crescent. EEN 7 May 1918.

Pte John T. Johnston ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 & in hosp. Son of of Thomas Johnston & Helen Manson, 14 Moat Street. His brother, Pte George Johnston, Canadian Infantry, DoW 12 Nov 1915. TED 24 Apr 1917.

Kay

Pte James Kay ( ) sapper, 71 Field Coy, R. Engrs. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 1 Murieston Road. Perhaps kin to Pte Daniel Kay, R. Engrs. d. 22 Feb 1919, funeral from 4 Murieston Road to NMC. TED 6 Oct 1915.

Kellman

Pte James Kellman ( ) HLI. PoW in Germany. Sp, Mrs Kellman, 8 Caledonian Crescent. Perhaps kin to Pte John Kelman, 81 St Stephen Street, Stockbridge, 7 Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 6 Apr 1917. EEN 14 Jan 1918.

Pte James Kelly ( ) Wounded for a second time 1918 & in hosp, England Sp, Mrs Kelly, 7 Wardlaw Place. Employed, malt man. EEN 6 Apr 1918.

Kerr

Pte Hugh Kerr ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded for a second time 1918. Son of Mrs James Kerr, labourer, 8 Hermand Street. Three brothers, including Pte John Kerr, A & S Hdrs, missing. Sp, Mrs Hugh Kerr, 12 Downfield Place. Perhaps kin to Ann McG. Kerr (64) d. 17 Nov 1918, 8 Hermand Crescent, NMC. Employed, T & H Smith, Blandfield Works, Gorgie. TED 29 Dec 1917 & 9 Oct 1918.

Pte John Kerr ( ) A & S Hdrs. Missing &Wounded 1917. Son of Mrs James Kerr, labourer, 8 Hermand Street. Three brothers, including Pte Hugh Kerr, A & S, wounded. Sp, Mrs Kerr, 13 Merchiston Grove. Perhaps kin to Ann McG. Kerr (64) d. 17 Nov 1918, 8 Hermand Crescent, NMC. TED 4 Oct & 29 Dec 1917.

Kerry

Pte J. Kerry ( ) Distinguished Conduct Medal. Wounded 1916 & in convalesent camp, Eastbourne. Address, 29 Balbirnie Place. TED 13 Jan 1916.

Key

Pte W. S. Key ( ) R. Scots. Illness. Trench Fever & in hosp, Sp, Mrs Key, 8 Wheatfield Street. Perhaps kin to William Stewart Key, van man, same address. Employed McVite & Price biscuit works. EEN 12 Jun 1917.

Laidlaw

Pte David Laidlaw ( ), drummer, PoW. Reported missing since 22 Oct 1917, wounded in head, then his wife received a postcard from him, as a prisoner in Germany. Sp,Mrs Laidlaw, 10 Wardlaw Street. Perhaps kin to Elizabeth Laidlaw 3 ( /12) d. 14 Jan 1919, funeral from same address to NMC. EEN 4 Dec 1917.

Laing

Pte J. Laing ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916. Son of Mr & Mrs George Laing, tailor, 2 Merchiston Grove, Shandon. His brother, George Laing junior, clerk, same address. TED 11 Jul 1916, photo.

Lamb

Pte James Lamb ( ) No. 4785, BW. Served three months in France. Wounded, both arms 1917, Craylingwell War Hosp. His second time wounded. Son of James Lamb, 4 Fowler Terrace. Sp, Mrs Lamb, 16 Yeaman Place. Employed, Messrs William 11 McEwan, brewers, Fountainbridge. Perhaps kin to James Lamb ( /365) d. 18 Mar 1920, same address. NMC. TED 4 Oct 1915 & 17 Sep 1917.

Lawrie

Pte Jack A. Lawrie ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1918 & in hosp. Previously wounded 21 Mar 1918. Second son of Mr & Mrs Lawrie, 29 Springwell Place. Sp, Mrs Lawrie, 98 Magdala Terrace, Galashiels. EEN 31 Aug 1918.

Pte James Lawrie ( ) No. 6246, 8 BW. Wounded 1915, France & in County Hosp, York Only son of Mrs Walter Lawrie, 2 Dundee Place, late of Downfield Place. TED 6 Oct 1915.

Lawson

Pte W. G. Lawson ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1916. Sp, Mrs Lawson, 28 Watson 4 Crescent. Perhaps kin to Jessie H. Lawson (2 /12) d. 9 Nov 1916, same address, NMC. EEN 24 Oct 1916. TED 28 Oct 1916, kilted full figure photo.

Livie

Pte David Livie ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1917. Second son of Mrs Livie, 18 Tay Street. EEN 8 Jun 1917. Perhaps kin to James Livie (58) d. 12 May 1917, 18 Tay Street, NMC, & William Stewart Gardiner Livie, book keeper, 23 Cathcart Place.

Lloyd

L/Corp E. Lloyd ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 33 Watson Crescent. Perhaps he is Edward William Lloyd, Fireman , tenant in 1914, 10 Bryson Road & kin to L/Corp Harry Lloyd, 35 Watson Crescent, Military Police Corps, d. 29 Jan 1919. TED 4 Aug 1915.

Logan

Pte Oliver Logan ( ) Royal Marine Light Infantry. Wounded for a second time 1917 His parents resided, 24 Orwell Place. TED 3 Mar 1917.

Love

Corp Charles Ross Love ( ) R. Scots. PoW & Wounded in Germany. Gassed once & three times wounded. Son of Mr & Mrs Love, 6 Wardlaw Street. His brothers, Pte Andrew Rose Love, R. Scots Fusilers, Pte Chisholm Love, 17 R. Scots, Sgt James Ross Love, 5 R. Scots, MM & DSM, recently discharged. Pte John Love, 2, 5 R. Scots. & Pte William Love, signaller, 1 A & S Hdrs. Another brother, Daniel Love was still at school. EEN 10 July 1915, photos. 16 Aug 1918.

Lyon

Corp R. D. Lyon ( ) Canadians. Wounded for second time 1917. Son of the late Mr F. A. Lyon, janitor of North Merchiston School. TED 22 May 1917.

MacCandless

Pte S. MacCandless ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded, gunshot in left eye and arm & in hosp, Manchester. Sp, Mrs MacCandless, 262 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to Alexander McCandless (44) d. 12 Jan 1919, funeral Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, to NMC. Employed, Edinburgh Corporation. EEN 5 Aug 1916.

MacCrae

Sgt W. H. MacCrae (19) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 & in hosp, Liverpool. Address, 4 Murieston Place. Son of Pte Duncan Roderick MacCrae, railway servant, who had served in the South African “Boer” War & DoW May 16 May 1915, Gallipoli. Employed, clerk, Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 24 Jul 1916.

MacCurrach

Pte William J. MacCurrach (20) No. 17548, BW. Wounded, dangerously, 11 Mar 1917. Only son of Mr & Mrs James Shearer MacCurrach, baker, 23 Duff Street & 23 Cathcart Place. George Heriot’s school. Employed, Morrison & Gibb Ltd, Queen Street. EEN 19 Mar 1917. TED 20 Mar 1917, photo.

MacDonald

Pte R. A. MacDonald ( ) HLI. Wounded 1918. Address, 19 Watson Crescent. Employed, North British Rubber Co. EEN 4 Sep 1918.

Pte Robert Charles MacDonald ( ) Wounded 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Sp, Mrs MacDonald, Watson Crescent. Employed, upholsterer, R. Maule & Sons. TED 16 & 17 Jul 1915.

Pte W. MacDonald ( ) R. Scots Wounded 1916. Son of Mr & Mrs John MacDonald, confectioner, 39 Duff Street. TED 29 Jul 1916.

MacDougall

L/Corp Thomas H. MacDougall ( ), 9 BW Wounded 1915. His mother resided, 14 Caledonian Place. Employed, Heggie & Aitchison, Grove Street. TED 5 Oct 1915.

MacDowell

Corp R. MacDowell ( ) late Sgt, R. Scots. Wounded 1917. Now wounded for a second time. Sp, Mrs MacDowell, 5 Murdoch Terrace. Employed, North British Rubber Co., Fountainbridge. TED 20 Oct 1917.

MacGimpsey

L/Corp Robert MacGimpsey ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, severely, bullet entering his back into his chest. Son of Mrs MacGimpsey, 23 Westfield Road. Perhaps kin to George L. MacGimpsey (15) d. 10 Oct 1914 & Helen MacGimpsey (22) 30 Dec 1914, both 21 Westfield Road, NMC. Employed, Victoria Rubber Co, Leith. TED 8 May 1917.

MacGovern Pte T. MacGovern ( ) R. Scots. Missing & Wounded 1918. Eldest son of the late Thomas MacGovern, West Calder & Mrs MacGovern, 228 Gorgie Road. TED 7 May 1918.

MacIntosh

Lieut Hugh P. F. MacIntosh ( ) Pte 9 A & S Hdrs, RAMC, Military Cross. Severely wounded in Nov 1916 & returned to duty after the New Year. Gassed, Wounded, slightly, 1917 & in hosp, London. Son of Rev Hugh & Mrs MacIntosh, 20 Balgreen Road. Student of Arts. Edinburgh University. TED 4 Apr 1917.

MacIntyre

Pte A. MacIntyre ( ) Cam Hdrs. Gassed 1917 & in hosp, England. Sp, Mrs MacIntyre, 20 Wardlaw Place. EEN 18 Jul 1916. EEN 28 Jul 1917.

Pte James MacIntyre ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1918. Employed, Currie Rubber Co., Dalry Road. TED 25 Jun 1918.

Pte Neil MacIntyre ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1918 & in hosp, Bristol. Gassed twice & wounded three times. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs Alexander MacIntyre, plumber 9 Henderson Terrace. Perhaps kin to Skene Smith McIntyre, plumber, lodger, same address Employed, apprentice, Messrs Gray & Son, ironmonger, George Street. EEN 3 Sep 1918.

Mack

Pte J. Mack ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing, then his wife received a postcard from him, as prisoner in Germany. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs John Mack, lorryman, 72 Dundee Street. Sp, Mrs Mack, 10 Gibson Terrace. EEN 10 Aug 1918.

MacKay

Pte George P. MacKay ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1918. Second son of Mrs MacKay, 12 Wardlaw Terrace. Employed, Messrs Carter, Greig & Co. Chartered Accountants, 5 St Andrews Square. EEN 3 Apr 1918. TED 3 Apr 1918.

Corp John MacKay ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1916. Eldest Son of David MacKay, 7 Hollybank Terrace, Shandon. His brothers, Alexander MacKay, 80 Slateford Road, another KiA, Dardanelles & a third severely wounded at the Battle Of Jutland. Perhaps kin to James T. MacKay (2) d. 14 Jul 1920, funeral 7 Hollybank Terrace to ESC. Employed, for years with William Thyne, Printers, Lochend Road. EEN 24 &26 Aug 1916. TED 24 Aug 1916.

Pte John MacKay ( ) R. Scots. POW. Reported missing since Mar 1918, then prisoner in Germany Sp, Mrs MacKay, 6 Wardlaw Place. EEN 3 May & 21 Aug 1918.

MacKenzie

Sgt John MacKenzie ( ) No.1285, R. Scots. Military Medal. Wounded, crushed back, 1916 & in Seafield Hospital, Leith. 17 months at the Front. His injury occurred while he was rescuing three comrades, who had been buried by shell fire in the Great Advance. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs J. M. MacKenzie, 73 Slateford Road. Employed, plumber, Messrs John Wightman & Co, 7 St David Street. EEN 5 Aug 1916. TED 7 & 12 Aug 1916, photo, 31 May 1918.

Sgt John MacKenzie ( ) Missing 1916. Address, Milton Street, Abbeyhill. Son of Kenneth MacKenzie, labourer, & May MacKenzie, 9 Caledonian Crescent. His brother, Pte James MacKenzie, 1 Scots Gds, KiA 27 Sep 1915, Battle of Loos. EEN 23 Nov 1916.

Pte R. MacKenzie ( ). He served in the Scots Gds before the War, was a reservist & among the first Territorials to be sent abroad, and had been two years in the R. Scots at the Front. Wounded in both legs, right arm & hand 1916. Twice slightly gassed. Son of Mr & Mrs William MacKenzie, gas commission servant, 119 Gorgie Road. His brother was wounded at Mons, taken POW, for eight months had been a prisoner in Germany, where his right leg was amputated. EEN 11 Nov 1916.

MacKinlay

Pte R. A. MacKinlay ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1918. His parents resided, 38 Caledonian Crescent. TED 20 Apr 1918.

MacLaren

Pte David MacDonald MacLaren ( ), 4 R. Scots. Wounded, bullet wounds, 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles, & in hosp. Sp, Mrs MacLaren, 38 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, Messrs William McEwan, brewers, Fountainbridge. TED 15 Jul 1915.

Pte W. MacLaren ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1918. Youngest son of the late Donald MacLaren & Ann Milne, 4 Watson Crescent. His brother, Pte James Milne MacLaren, 15 Canadian Hdrs, DoW 1 Sep 1918. Perhaps kin to John MacLaren, mason, same address. TED 8 Jun 1918.

MacLeod

L/Corp D. MacLeod ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1917. Sp, Mrs MacLeod, 10 Murieston Terrace. TED 8 May 1917.

L/Corp Ewan MacLeod ( ) Middlesex Regt. Wounded for a fifth time 1916 & in hosp, Norfolk. 1st - A bullet shattered his officer’s periscope and sent pieces of glass into his back. Treated in Rouen General Hospital. 2nd - At the Battle of Loos and in the German second line, he received a bayonet in the palm of his right hand & was sent back to England and treated in a Manchester hospital. 3rd - He was bayoneted in the foot and treated at a Le Treport hospital. 4th -This injury was not serious, a field cut. 5th - He received a bayonet wound in his right leg. Son of Simon & Jessie MacLeod, of Inverness & 42 Watson Crescent. He had four brothers in the Services, two of them had been killed, including Sgt Simon MacLeod, 1 Cam Hdrs, DoW 5 Nov 1914. Sp, Mrs MacLeod, 187 Fountainbridge. EEN 23 Aug 1916.

MacMillan

L/Corp H. J. MacMillan ( ), 1, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1915. Son of Mr MacMillan, 11 Orwell Place. TED 7 May 1915, photo.

Pte John MacMillan ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 & in hosp, Birmingham. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs John MacMillan, lamp lighter, 24 Caledonian Crescent. TED 18 Jul 1916, photo.

MacMurtie

Pte George Bain MacMurtie ( ) RAMC. Wounded 1915. Address, 74 Angle Park Terrace. Perhaps kin to John Rodger MacMurtie, fireman, same address & Thomas Gibson MacMurtie, manager, 117 Dalry Road. Employed, clerk. TED 15 Sep 1915, photo.

MacNeish

Pte William MacNeish ( ) Enlisted, Sep 1914. 1 Gordon Hdrs. PoW. Reported missing then a prisoner in Germany. His mother resided, 30 Moat Terrace. She got a postcard from him, asking her to send him food & cigarettes. Employed, fireman, Caledonian Railway Co. TED 28 Oct 1915.

MacNicoll

Sgt A. MacNicoll ( ) Tank Corps. Wounded 1918. Address, 9 Caledonian Crescent. TED 17 Jun 1918, photo.

Manson

Pte George Manson ( ) London Regt. Wounded 1918 & in hosp abroad. Eldest of four sons in the Services, one of them KiA, 16 Corporation Buildings, McLeod Street. EEN 11 May 1918.

Gunner John Henry Manson ( )RGA Missing 1918. Sp, Mrs Manson, 39 Bryson Road. Employed, shop man. EEN 29 Jun 1918.

Manzie

Pte John Mair Manzie (19) HLI. Wounded 1917. Third son of Andrew Manzie, railway engine driver & Isabella Mair, married 31 Aug 1889, Dundee. Family residing 1896 & 1901 Stewart Terrace, and in 1914 at10 Wardlaw Terrace. It appears his brother Andrew Manzie, electrican, resided 8 Wardlaw Terrace. Another brother, Pte Robert Mair Manzie, was wounded 1918. Siblings: Andrew, Agnes, Jane, Robert, and William Manzie. EEN 13 Dec 1917.

Pte Robert Mair Manzie (22) No. 650795, driver RFA. Wounded, fractured knee 1918 & in hosp, England. b. 13 Apr 1896, Stewart Terrace, Edinburgh, son of Andrew Manzie, railway engine driver & Isabella Mair, married 31 Aug 1889, Dundee. Family residing 1896 & 1901 Stewart Terrace, and in 1914 at 10 Wardlaw Terrace. It appears his brother Andrew Manzie, electrican, resided 8 Wardlaw Terrace. Another brother, Robert Mair Manzie, was wounded 1918. His siblings: Andrew, Agnes, Jane, John, and William Manzie. Sp, Mrs Manzie, 25 Westfield Road. Perhaps kin to Robert Beatson Manzie, tramway servant, in 1914 at 6 Tay Street. EEN 11 Jul 1918.

Marshall

Sgt Alexander Marshall ( ) R. Scots. Wounded in left leg, dangerously ill, 2 Oct 1918. Address, 2 Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon. Employed, mason. EEN 8 Oct 1918. TED 5 Nov 1918, photo.

Martin

L/Corp William Martin ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1918 & in hosp abroad. Address, 1 Wheatfield Street. Perhaps kin to Pte John McCormack Martin, same address, 17 R. Scots. KiA 3 Mar 1917. EEN 28 Aug 1918.

Mason

Pte James T. Mason ( ) Scots Greys. Transferred to 1 BW. Wounded 1915, France. Address, 220 Gorgie Road. Native of Scotland. In Australia since aged fifteen, and one year back in Scotland. TED 22 & 25 Oct 1915, full figure photo

Pte Thomas Mason ( ) Wounded 1917. Sp, Mrs Mason, 5 Murdoch Terrace. TED 17 Sep 1917, photo.

Mein

Pte Frank Mein ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1917. Address, 265 High Street, Edinburgh. Perhaps kin to James Brown Mein, optician, 57 Hazelbank Terrace. Employed, North British Rubber Co., Castle Mills. TED 6 Jun 1917.

Methven

L/Corp A. Methven ( ) Canadians. Served four years with QVBRS. Wounded, gunshots to his back 1917. Son of William Graham Methven, Inspector of Works, 80 Slateford Road. TED 19 May 1917.

Middlemas

2nd Lieut George Middlemas ( ) Sgt, RAMC. Commissioned 1915. Wounded 3 Jul 1916 & in hosp, Manchester. Son of George Middlemas, stationer, tenant, 3 Hermand Crescent. EEN 10 Jul 1916.

Millar/Miller

Pte J. Millar ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1915. Address, 9 Murdoch Terrace. TED 10 Jul 1915, photo.

Pte George Miller ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing since 22 Mar 1918, wounded, then prisoner in Germany. Son of Mr & Mrs Walter Lindsay Miller, portmauteau maker, 5 Caledonian Place. EEN 1 Jun 1918. TED 3 Jun 1918.

Pte Peter Miller ( ) A & S Hdrs. Gassed, badly, Oct 1917. Wounded, seriously, in left arm 1918, having returned to the Front just six weeks earlier, in hosp, England. Son of Mr & Mrs Peter Miller, 15 Henderson Terrace. His brothers, Gunner William Miller, RFA, KiA 28 Apr 1917, & Robert Robertson Miller, french polisher, both of 15 Henderson Terrace. EEN 14 Oct 1918.

Robert Miller ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, severely, 1916. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs James Miller, labourer, 7 Wheatfield Road, who had four sons in the Army & a son- in-law in the navy. TED 30 Sep 1916.

Mitchell

Pte Alexander Mitchell ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1918. Address, 58 Comiston Road. Employed, English master, Episcopal Training College, Dalry House. TED 4 May 1918.

Pte Frederick James Mitchell ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, gunshot in thigh, 1918. Sp, Mrs Mitchell & family, 28 Briarbank Terrace, Shandon. Employed, clerk. EEN 5 Sep 1918.

2nd Lieut J. R. M. Mitchell ( ) In the Territorials before the War. R. Scots, Feb 1915, France. Commissioned, Jun 1917. MGC. PoW. Reported missing since 21 Mar 1918, then prisoner in Germany. Son of Mr & Mrs Alexander.Mitchell, fruit merchant, 11 Murieston Crescent. EEN 7 May 1918.

Mochrie

Pte B. Mochrie ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, in face, lost left hand 1918 & in hosp, England. Son of Peter Mochrie, rubber worker, 39 Gibson Terrace. EEN 19 Oct 1918.

Pte P. Mochrie ( ) No. 1694, Northumberland Fusiliers. Wounded for a second time 1916 & in Netly Hosp. His mother resided, 51 Balbirnie Place. TED 16 Sep 1916.

Moffat

Pte Robert Moffat ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Gassed 1918. Only son of Mr & Mrs Robert Moffat, engine driver, 9 Hermand Crescent. Employed, District Traffic Superintendant’s Office, Waverley Station. TED 7 Sep 1918.

Moncrieff

Sgt T. A. Moncrieff ( ) 13 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, France. Address, 5 Wheatfield Street. Perhaps kin to John Alexander Moncrieff, postman, same address TED 4 Oct 1915.

Morrison

Pte William Morrison ( ) Cam (SR). Gassed 1918 & in hosp. Second son of Mr & Mrs Morrison, 5 Wheatfield Road. EEN 26 Sep 1918.

Munro

Pte James Munro ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany. Sp, Mrs Munro, 6 Wheatfield Road. EEN 26 Apr 1918.

Murie

Pte Andrew Murie ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded, severely,1918 & in hosp, England. His mother resided, 78 Slateford Road. Employed, clerk. EEN 28 Aug 1918.

Pte F. S. Murie ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. son of Mr & Mrs John Murrie, 255 Gorgie Road. His brother, Pte John Murie, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers, KiA 23 Apr 1917. Perhaps kin to George Murie, railway servant, & John Murie, store keeper, 255 Gorgie Road. EEN 15 Oct 1915. TED 16 Oct 1915.

Murray

L/Corp James Murray ( ) R. Scots. 18 months active service. Wounded severely, in action, 1917. Son of Mrs Murray, 12 Downfield Place. TED 28 Sep 1917.

Napier

Sgt John Napier ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916. Address, 8 Wardlaw Place. Employed, labourer TED 28 Jul 1916, photo.

Newton

L/Corp Frank Newton ( ) R. Scots. Mobilised, 1914 & served in various theatres of war. Wounded for a third time 1918 & in hosp, Chester. Third son of Mr & Mrs John Newton, iron moulder, 5 Shandon Place. He had three brothers in the Services. TED 8 Oct 1918.

Pte George Newton (19) No. 15582, Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1916 & in hosp, Cork. Wounded for a second time, gunshot in head and arm 1917. Severe shell shock 1918 & in hosp. Eldest son of Joseph Claude Newton, french polisher, 72 Dundee Street. Perhaps kin to Agnes L. Newton, same address, d. 12 Feb 1919, EDC. Employed, plumber, Messrs Barton, Forrest Road. EEN 28 Aug 1916 & 9 Apr 1918. TED 25 Apr 1917 & 9 Apr 1918.

Nicholson

Corp James Nicholson ( ) 4 R. Scots. Wounded, shrapnel in both legs, 1915, Dardanelles. Sp, Mrs Nicholson, 1 Orwell Place. Employed, confectioner, R. A. Mackie & Sons, Princes Street. TED 17 Jul & 28 Aug 1915, photo.

Nisbet

Pte Robert Walker Nisbet ( ) Cam (SR). Gassed twice & Wounded once. Son of Mr & Mrs Hugh Nisbet, 31 Dundee Terrace. He had three brothers in the Services, including Pte Hugh Gordon Nisbet junior, painter, same address. Employed, dental mechanic. EEN 21 Sep 1918.

Noble

Corp Robert Noble ( ) New Zealand Expeditionary Force. Wounded, seriously, in arm 1918. Son of Mr Robert Noble, 4 Ardmillan Terrace. EEN 16 Oct 1918. TED 26 Oct 1918.

Oliver

2nd Lieut R. Oliver ( ) Enlisted, Jan 1915. Border Regt. Missing & wounded 1918. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Robert Oliver, blacksmith, propriertor, 78 Bonaly Road. EEN 30 Mar & 4 Apr 1918.

Orr

Pte George Orr ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded, in chest and right knee, 27 Sep 1915 & in Lord Derby Hosp, England. Grandson of Mrs E. Orr, 7 Watson Crescent. Employed, Hermand & Sons, Haymarket Flour Mills. TED 16 Oct 1915.

L/Corp John Orr ( ) R. Engrs. PoW. His mother received a postcard from him, as a prisoner Newspaper insert by Mrs Orr, 12 Murdoch Terrace. EEN 8 Jun 1918.

Paterson

Pte Duncan Paterson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916. His parents resided, 212 Canongate. Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 16 Sep 1916.

Pte P. Paterson ( ), piper, Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1918. Son of Mrs Paterson, 11 Orwell Place. TED 3 & 14 Aug 1918, photo.

L/ Corp R. G. Paterson ( ) R. Scot. Wounded for a third time 1916. Address, 3 Newton Street. Perhaps kin to Christopher Cairns Paterson, labourer, same address. TED 18 Oct 1916, photo.

Pte T. Paterson ( ) 11 A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1915, France. Address, 18 Orwell Terrace. TED 12 Oct 1915, photo.

Peat

Driver C. Peat ( ) Transport Section. Wounded 1917. His parents resided, 3 Hermand Crescent. EEN 3 & & Aug 1917, photo.

Pentland Pte James Pentland ( ) signaller, MGC. Gassed 1918 & in hosp, England. Son of Alexander Pentland, tailor, 44 Dalry Road. EEN 3 Oct 1918. TED 3 Oct 1918.

Peters

Pte Andrew Peters ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Second son of Mr & Mrs Peters, 161 Fountainbridge. His brother, Pte George Peters, 18 HLI, KiA 25 Mar 1918. EEN 6 Jun 1918.

Pettigrew

Sgt James Pettigrew ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded, gunshot in lung, 1916 & in hosp, Glasgow Address, 13 Wardlaw Street. Employed, brass finisher. EEN 12 Aug 1916.

Pilmer

Pte James Pilmer ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany. His mother resided, 20 Smithfield Street. Perhaps kin to Alexander Pilmer, labourer, 21 Stewart Terrace & Robert Brown Pilmer, labourer, 8 Stewart Terrace. EEN 21 Aug 1918.

Pinkerton

Pte John Pinkerton ( ), Field ambulance stretcher bearer. Wounded in face 1918 & in hosp, Cambridge. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs John Pinkerton, labourer, 262 Gorgie Road. EEN 16 May 1918.

Poyner

Pte Archibald McAlistair Poyner ( ) R. Scots. Wounded. His parents resided, 80 Bonaly Road, Shandon His brothers, Pte Prentice Shearer Poyner, R. Scots, PoW, same address. & Pte Peter McGhie Poyner, 23 Orwell Place, R. Engrs, DoW 31 Oct 1917.

Pte Prentice Shearer Poyner ( ) Enlisted, Jul 1915. R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner. His parents resided, 80 Bonaly Road, Shandon. His brothers, Pte Archibald McAlistair Poyner, R. Scots, clerk, same address, wounded & Pte Peter McGhie Poyner, 23 Orwell Place, R. Engrs, DoW 31 Oct 1917. Employed, clerk, Lothian Road goods dept, Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 18 May & 7 Jun 1918. TED 12 Jun 1918, photo.

Pratt

Pte Alexander Pratt ( ) HLI. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany Son of Mrs James Pratt, joiner, 239 Dalry Road. EEN 12 Jan 1918.

Pte Joseph Pratt ( ) No. 1342, sapper, R. Engrs, City of Edinburgh. Wounded 1916 Son of Alexander Pratt, confectioner, 3 Wardlaw Terrace. EEN 18 Jul 1916. TED 22 Jul 1916, photo.

Pringle

Pte Thomas Pringle ( ) No. 19619, R. Scots. Wounded, severely, 1916 & in King George Hosp, London Address, 16 Downfield Place. Employed, Messrs Dymock, Howden & Co, George Street. EEN 2 Aug 1916.

Purves

Corp James Purves ( ) BW. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany Youngest son of Mrs Janet Purves (72) d. 28 Oct 1920, funeral to EDC, 43 Dundee Terrace. EEN 1 Jun 1918.

Rae

Pte Ernest D. Rae ( ) signaller, RFA. Wounded, right arm and both legs & in hosp abroad. Son of Thomas Rae, cabinet maker, 12 Murieston Road. His brother, Pte Ian MacKenzie Rae, Cam (SR) severely wounded & in hosp, England. EEN 23 Oct 1918.

Pte Ian MacKenzie Rae ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded, severely, 1918 & in hosp, England. Son of Thomas Rae, cabinet maker, 12 Murieston Road. His brother, Pte Ernest D. Rae, RFA, wounded & in hosp abroad. EEN 23 Oct 1918.

Ranken/Rankin/Rankine

Pte Henry Rankin ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1917. Only son of Mr & Mrs James Rankin, station inspector, 9 Hermand Crescent. TED 4 Jan 1917, photo.

Pt John Gair Rankin ( ) A & S Hdrs. PoW in Germany. His mother resided, 9 Orwell Place. His younger brother, RSM Robert Rankin, Distinguished Conduct Medal, Royal West Kents, KiA Apr 1918. Perhaps kin to Agnes G. Rankine (36) d. 30 Oct 1915, funeral from same address to NMC. Employed, clerk, Edinburgh Meat Market Co. EEN 19 Jun 1918.

Redden

L/Corp William Redden ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916, Battle of the Somme, & for a second time 1917. Son of Mr & Mrs Redden, 85 Dundee Street. He had two brothers in the fighting & another discharged as being medically unfit. TED 23 Aug 1917.

Ree

Pte Andrew Ree ( ) Wounded 15 Sep 1916 F & F, in the same charge from which his brother DoW. Son of Alexander & Christina Ree, of Coatbridge. Nephew of Mr & Mrs Hepburn, 3 Dundee Terrace. His brother, Pte John Ree, 2 New Zealand (Otago Regt), DoW 15 Sep 1916. Perhaps kin to James Clark Ree, engineer, 6 Ardmillan Terrace. Sp, Mrs Ree, 28 Watson Crescent. EEN 21 Oct 1916.

Reid

Pte David M. Reid ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916. Second son of Mr & Mrs David Murdoch Reid, traveller, 9 Almondbank Terrace, Shandon. His brother, Pte G. Wood, wounded 1916. Employed, photo process artist, on staff, Edinburgh Evening Despatch. TED 2 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte G. Reid ( ) 1, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1916, France. Son of Mr & Mrs David Murdoch Reid, traveller, 9 Almondbank Terrace, Shandon. His brother Pte David M. Reid, wounded 1916. TED 25 Jan 1916.

Pte George Reid ( ) Machine Gun Section, R. Scots. Wounded 1916. Only son of Mr & Mrs George Reid, waiter, 10 Fowler Terrace. TED 15 Aug 1916, photo.

Pte J. A. Reid ( ) Australian Imperial Force. Wounded 1916. His parents resided, 5 Angle Park Terrace. EEN 14 Aug 1916.

Able seaman John Reid ( ) Royal Naval Reserve. Wounded, gunshot to right thigh 1918 & in hosp. Son of Mr & Mrs Robert Reid, dairy man, 10 Smithfield Street. EEN 14 Oct 1918.

Pte John Reid ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded, May 1916. Wounded for a second time 11 Apr 1917 & in hosp, London. Sp, Mrs J. Reid, 6 Wardlaw Place. EEN 27 Apr 1917.

Pte Peter Reid ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing the prisoner in Germany Address, 96 Gorgie Road. EEN 3 Jun 1918.

Reith

L/Corp James Reith ( ) No. 16412, R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Battle of Loos & for a second time in “The Big Advance”, probably on the Somme, 1916. His brother, sister-in-law, & niece, Peter Reith, foreman railway servant, Margaret W. Reith (41) d. 29 Dec 1919, funeral to NMC, & Mary Helen Weeks Reith, all of 10Wardlaw Place. Perhaps kin to George Reith (45) d. 24 Sep 1916, funeral from 9 McLeod Street to NMC, George Reith junior, mason, residing 1914 at 10 Wardlaw Street, & Bisland Reith, tailor, 286 Gorgie Road. EEN 27 Jul 1916.

Rhind

Pte R. Rhind ( ) 1, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1915. Perhaps kin to Pte William Rhind, Cam Hdrs, wounded 1918, & Richard Rhind (20) d. 6 Sep 1917, funeral 148 Dundee Street to NMC. Employed, Messrs Charles Ritchie, Torphichen Street. TED 22 May 1915

Pte William Rhind ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded, severely, gunshot in left leg & right hand 1918, in hosp, England Sp, Mrs Rhind, 33 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to Pte R. Rhind, Cam Hdrs, wounded 1915 & Richard Rhind (20) d. 6 Sep 1917, funeral 148 Dundee Street to NMC EEN 12 Apr 1918. TED 23 Apr 1918.

Richardson

Pte John Richardson ( ) KOSB. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany Sp, Mrs Richardson, 15 Downfield Place. Employed, clerk. EEN 4 Jun 1918

Pte William Richardson ( ) pioneers, Seaforth Hdrs. PoW, Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Only son of the late James Richardson of Annan & Mrs Richardson, 20 Orwell Place. EEN 23 & 25 Apr 1918.

Risk

Gunner A. C. Risk ( ) Wounded in action & shell shock 1917. Eldest son, his parents resided, 5 Westfield Street. Two brothers, one of them, Pte J. Risk, wounded 1915. TED 9 Mar 1917.

Pte J. Risk ( ) Canadian Contingent No.1. At the Front since Jan 1915. Wounded 1915, Belgium. His parents resided, 5 Westfield Street. Two brothers, one of whom, Gunner A. C. Risk, wounded 1917. TED 27 Jul 1915.

Robb

Gunner Neil Robb ( ) Canadians. Wounded 1918. Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 6 May 1918, photo.

Roberts

Pte N. H. Roberts ( ) 1, 5 R Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Son of Mr & Mrs Roberts, Russell Road. TED 4 Jun 1915.

Robertson

Pte Alfred Robertson (19) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded in head & shoulder 1918. Second son of Mr & Mrs James Robertson, 22 Caledonian Road. Employed, fitter, Tollcross Depot, Edinburgh & District Tramway Co. TED 14 Aug 1918.

Sgt George Robertson ( ) PoW in Germany. Reported missing, then his mother had a postcard from him, as a prisoner. Son of Mrs Robertson, 27 Springwell Place. TED 25 Jun 1917.

Pte Hugh Robertson ( ) R. Scots. PoW. His mother was informed by postcard that he was wounded & a prisoner in Germany. Son of Mrs Robertson, 5 Caledonian Place. TED 24 May 1918.

Pte J. Robertson ( ) Wounded 1917. Address, 9 Gibson Terrace. Perhaps kin to Pte Adam Baillie Robertson, 1 A &S Hdrs, DoW 20 Oct 1916, eldest son of James Fyfe Robertson, blacksmith, & Elizabeth Baillie Robertson, 9 Gibson Terrace. TED 14 Sep 1917.

L/Corp R. Robertson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, left leg amputated 1918. Sp, Mrs Robertson, 14 Ivy Terrace. EEN 22 Oct 1918.

Capt William Robertson ( ) Wounded for a second time 1918. Son of Mr & Mrs Robertson, 1 Hermand Crescent. His brother, Pte Samuel Robertson, 16 HLI, d. 10 Feb 1917. EEN 28 Sep 1918.

Rodgers

L/Corp R. Rodgers ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs Rodgers, 5 Caledonian Place. Perhaps kin to William David Rogers, warehouse man, same address. EEN 4 May 1918.

Ross

Pte John L. Ross ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916. Son of Mr & Mrs John Lockhart Ross, railway servant, 7 Hermand Terrace. He had three brothers in the Services, two of whom were also wounded, including Gunner William L. Ross, Tank Corps, 1918. EEN 22 Aug 1916. TED 26 Aug 1916.

Gunner William L. Ross ( ) Tank Corps Wounded, severely, in several places 1918. Youngest son of Mr & Mrs John Lockhart Ross, railway servant, 7 Hermand Terrace. He had three brothers in the Services, two of whom were also wounded, including Pte John L. Ross, A & S Hdrs, 1916. Employed, Caledonian Railway Co. EEN 15 Aug 1918. TED 15 Aug 1918.

Rough

Sgt Robert Rough ( ) MGC. Military Medal & Distinguished Conduct Medal. Gassed, wounded in feet 1918, in hosp, England. Son of James & Annie Rough, 54 Rose Street, 26 Springwell Place & 17 Dalry Road. His five brothers, Corp C. Rough, R. Scots; Driver G. Rough, MT Caterpiller Section, RASC; Pte James Rough, 9 BW, DoW 27 Sep 1915; Pte Smith Rough, R Scots; Pte W. Rough, R Scots. TED 12 Jun 1916, photo of each. Sp, Mrs Rough, 12 Wardlaw Street. EEN 22 May 1918.

Rutherford

Pte R. Rutherford ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded, severely 1917. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Rutherford, 2 Murieston Crescent. Perhaps kin to Robert Mark Rutherford, teacher of music, same address. TED 8 & 16 May 1917, photo.

Ruthven

Pte David Ruthven ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded in 1917 and early in 1918. Wounded for a fifth time 1918, seriously wounded left leg & in hosp, having been only days back at the Front. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs James Ruthven, 169 Dalry Road. His brothers: Cook 1st class John Ruthven , Royal Navy; Pte Thomas Ruthven, attached 5 R. Scots. KiA 1915, Dardanelles; te William Ruthven, Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1915, Battle of Loos; Pte Robert Ruthven, Seaforth Hdrs, wounded 1915. Employed, baker. EEN 1 May 1917, 28 Mar 1918.

Pte Robert Ruthven ( ) 7 Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1915, France. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs James Ruthven, 169 Dalry Road. His brothers: Pte David Ruthven, Cam (SR) wounded five times; Cook 1st class John Ruthven, Royal Navy; Pte Thomas Ruthven, attached 5 R. Scots. KiA 1915, Dardanelles; Pte William Ruthven, Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1915. TED 21 Oct 1915, photo.

Scott

2nd Lieut A. J. Scott ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded for a second time 1918. Son of Mr & Mrs Andrew Scott, clerk, 38 Hazelbank Terrace. Perhaps kin to James Scott (78) d. 27 Mar 1915, same address, NMC TED 3 Dec 1917 & 21 Jan 1918, photo.

2nd Lieut F. R. Scott ( ), Fife & Forfar Yeomanry. Served three years in F & F. Commissioned. RFA. Military Cross. PoW. His father received a postcard from him, as a prisoner in Germany. Son of William Scott, Clerk of Works, 91 Harrison Road. EEN 14 Jun 1918.

Sellar

L/Corp James Sellar ( ) R Scots. Wounded for a second time 1918 Son of Mrs Sellar, 8 Merchiston Grove, Shandon. TED 14 & 20 Aug 1918, photo.

Shanks

Pte Thomas Shanks (21) Wounded for a second time 1916. Son of Mrs Alexandria Shanks, library cleaner, 19 Wardlaw Place . His brother, Pte James Shanks, 2 R. Scots, KiA 21 Mar 1918. Employed, gas meter works tinsmith. TED 26 Jul 1916.

Sibbald

Pte Harold Sibbald ( ) Enlist ed, RAMC. Transf to A & S Hdrs, Jul 1915. Wounded 1916. His mother resided, 75 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Francis Calder Sibbald, painter, William H. Sibbald (24) d. 17 Oct 1917, funeral to NMC, & Gunner James R. Sibbald, RFA, Military Medal (EEN 5 Sep 1917), all of 75 Dalry Road. TED 25 Oct 1916, photo.

Silvester

Pte G. Silvester ( ) BW. PoW. Captured 29 Oct 1914 & prisoner, Munster, Westphalia, Germany Sp. Mrs Silvester, 21 Duff Street. Perhaps kin to Frederick Hugh Silvester, biscuit baker, 6 Wheatfield Road. TED 20 May 1916, photo.

Sime/Syme

Pte W. Sime ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 52 Moat Street. TED 4 Aug 1915, photo.

2nd Lieut Robert Syme ( ) Rifle Brigade. Wounded, seriously 1918 & in hosp. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Matthew Syme, coach builder, 44 Dalry Road. TED 9 Apr 1918.

Simpson

L/Corp John A. Simpson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs John Simpson, railway servant, 13 Hermand Terrace. Perhaps kin to Elizabeth S. Simpson (25) d. 6 Jan 1919, funeral from Same address to NMC. TED 16 Sep 1916.

Pte W. Simpson ( ), bandsman, 1, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Ypres. His father resided, 18 Yeaman Place. TED 28 May 1915, photo.

Sinclair

Pte James M. Sinclair (21) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Son of Alexander J. M. Sinclair, watch maker, & Elizabeth Sinclair (63) d. 3 Nov 1918, funeral to NMC, 16 Wardlaw Place. His brothers, in 1911, Alexander Sinclair 26) baker, & David Sinclair (29), meter works brass finisher, same address. Employed, beam & scale maker TED 15 Jun 1915, photo.

L/Corp John Sinclair ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1915. Sp, Mrs Sinclair & family, 27 Wardlaw Place. TED 29 Dec 1915, photo.

Small

L/Corp A. Small ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 10 Springwell Place. TED 15 Jun 1915, photo.

Pte Edward Small ( ) Northumberland Fusiliers. Missing 1918. son of Mr & Mrs Methven Small, iron moulder, 142 Dundee Street. His brother, Sgt Methven Small, 7 Australian Imperial Force, KiA 24 Jul 1916. Perhaps kin to Methven Small ( /52) d. 26 Apr 1920, same address, NMC Employed, Mr Shaw, Butcher, Bread Street. EEN 10 Jul 1918.

Smith

Corp A. H. Smith ( ) BW. Missing 1916. His mother resided, 2 Merchiston Grove, Shandon. Perhaps kin to William Smith, rubber worker. & John Smith, iron moulder, same address. TED 20 Oct 1916, photo.

Pte Charles Taylor Smith ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a third time 1918 & in hosp Son of Alexander Smith, 40 Harrison Road. Employed, clerk. TED 29 Mar 1918.

Pte David Smith ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. PoW in Germany. Wounded twice. His mother resided, West Park Place. EEN 31 May 1918.

Pte George Smith ( ) R. Scots. Gassed, gas poisoning 1918 & in hosp. Previously wounded, twice Address, 6 Orwell Terrace. Perhaps kin to Alexander Smith, van man, same address. EEN4 Sep 1918.

Corp J. Smith ( ) KOSB. Eight years service. Wounded for a third time 1916. His brother resided, 11 Yeaman Place. TED 26 Sep 1916, photo.

Pte John Kerr Smith ( ) Wounded for a second time 1917 & in hosp. Son of Mr & Mrs Edward Smith, 38 Fowler Terrace. TED 18 May 1917.

Pte William Smith ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1916. Son of Mr Robert. Smith (50), tailor, d. 30 Dec 1917, funeral from 73 Slateford Road to NMC. Employed, salesman EEN 2 May 1916. TED 8 May 1916, photo.

Sponder

Sgt W. H. Sponder ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported wounded & a prisoner. Address, 1 Primrose Terrace. Perhaps kin to Corp C. E. Sponder, R. Scots, gassed 1918 & Thomas James Chesemond Sponder, museum attendant, both of same address. TED 4 Jul 1917, photo.

Corp C. E. Sponder ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1918. Address, 1 Primrose Terrace. Perhaps kin to Sgt W.H. Sponder, R. Scots, PoW 1917 & Thomas James Chesemond Sponder, museum attendant, both of same address. TED 20 Apr 1918, photo.

Stewart

Sgt L. L. Stewart ( ) No. 9016, A & S Hdrs. France, Jun 1916. Wounded in leg 1916. Eldest son of Mrs Stewart, 15 Atholl Terrace, off Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Alexander Stuart, tailor, tenant, & Alexander Sim Stuart, joiner, lodger, both of same address Employed, five years in counting house of Scotsman newspaper, then reporter with the Yorkshire Herald. TED 27 Oct 1916, photo.

L/Corp N. Stewart ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles Address, 40 Dundee Terrace. Perhaps kin to Archibald McCall Stewart, labourer, same address. TED 8 Jun 1915, photo.

Pte William McIntosh Stewart ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing then prisoner in Germany. Younger son of Hugh Whitfield Stewart, 12 Caledonian Place. His brother, Alexander Whitefield Stewart, Joiner, same address Employed, coach painter. EEN 27 Apr & 15 Jun 1918. TED 27 Apr 1918.

Stirling

Corp George Stirling (23) Scots Gds. Military Medal for bravery in the field Wounded, shrapnel in thigh 1916. Address, 2 Appin Terrace. EEN 26 Aug 1916. TED 6 Nov 1916, photo.

Strong

Pte H. Strong (20) R. Scots. Wounded 28 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 40 Watson Crescent. Employed, North British Rubber Co. TED 6 Aug 1915, photo.

Sutherland

Pte George Sutherland ( ) Cam Hdrs. PoW. Reported wounded, missing, then prisoner in Germany Address, 262 Gorgie Road. TED 19 Jun 1918.

Pte James Sutherland ( ) signaller, R. Scots. Wounded 1917 & in hosp. Third son of James Sutherland, cab man, 8 Murieston Terrace. EEN 19 Apr 1917.

Pte Peter Sunderland ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany. Previously wounded. Address, 30 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to James Sutherland, joiner, & Esther Sutherland (14) d. 17 Mar 1916, funeral to EDC, both of same address. Employed, french polisher. EEN 24 Apr 1918.

Pte Robert Sutherland ( ) signaller, Gordon Hdrs. PoW. His mother received a postcard from him, as a prisoner Eldest son of Mrs Sutherland, 7 Newton Street. EEN 11 May 1918.

Pte T. Sutherland ( ) No. 11164, A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916 & in hosp, Dublin. Youngest son of Thomas Sutherland (65), rubber worker, d. 3 Dec 1916, funeral to NMC, & Mrs Sutherland, 24 Orwell Place. Sp, Mrs Sutherland, 4 Yeaman Place. Perhaps kin to Robert Sutherland (33) d. 8 Dec 1916, funeral from 24 Orwell Place to NMC. EEN 3 Aug 1916.

Tait

2nd Lieut James Ritchie Tait ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, severely, left leg amputated 1917. Younger son of Andrew C. Tait, teacher at Tynecastle school, Gorgie ,4 Thirlestane Road. George Watson’s College. Employed, office, Messrs D. E. Wallace & Sommerville, Chartered Accountants, George Street. EEN 18 Apr 1917. TED 25 Apr 1917, photo.

Pte Thomas Tait ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded for a second time 1918 & in hosp, Sheffield. Address, 27 Watson Crescent. Perhaps kin to George Tait, shop man, same address. EEN 7 Nov 1918.

Taylor

Sgt ---- Taylor ( ) RFA. Wounded, severely,1917. His parents resided, 15 Bryson Road. Two brothers in the Services. Sp, Mrs Taylor, resided with his parents. Perhaps kin to Pte James Taylor, same address, MGC, missing 1918. Employed, Messrs MacKenzie & Moncur, Slateford Road. TED 9 May 1917.

Pte James Taylor ( ) MGC. Missing 1918. His parents resided, 15 Bryson Road. Perhaps kin to Sgt Taylor, same address, RFA, wounded 1917. TED 17 & 31 May 1918, photo.

Lieut John T. Taylor ( ) Canadians. Gassed 1918 & in hosp, Manchester. Eldest son of Mr & Mrs Taylor, 4 McLeod Street. EEN 30 Aug 1918.

L/Corp Louis Taylor ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1916. Resided with his sister, 8 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, fireman, North British Railway Co. TED 15 Nov 1916.

Tervit

Pte Andrew Tervit (19) R. Scots. Wounded, gunshot 1917 & in hosp. b. Edin. Youngest son of John Tervit, distillery locomotoive engine driver, & Janet Tervit, 18 & 24 Wardlaw Place. He had three brothers in the Services, including James Tervit, then aged 20, and sisters, Maggie & Helen Tervit. EEN 19 May 1917.

Thomson

Pte J. Thomson ( ), signaller, R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing since Apr 1918, then his mother received a postcard from him, as an unwounded prisoner in Germany Son of Mr & Mrs Robert Thomson, miner, 29 Springwell Place. Employed, Messrs T & J. Bernard, brewers, Slateford Road. EEN 10 Aug 1918. TED 10 Aug 1918.

Pte James Thomson ( ) Enlisted, Aug 1914. R. Scots. Wounded, gunshot in knee 1918 & in Bangour Hosp, West Lothian He resided with his parents, 28 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, McVite & Guest. TED 12 Oct 1918.

Pte John Thomson ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany. Address, 8 Wardlaw Street. Perhaps kin to Neil Thomson, labourer, same address Employed, Granton Gas Works. EEN 27 Apr 1918.

Pte Robert P. Thomson ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded, in chest, 19 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Address, 29 Springwell Place & proprietor at 174 Dalry Road. Perhaps kin to Robert Thomson, joiner, tenant, 29 Springwell Place TED 28 Jul 1915.

Pte Robert Thomson ( ) BW. Missing 1918. Address, 14 Eglington Street. Employed, with Mr D. Galloway, ironmonger, Dalry Road. EEN 9 May 1918.

Corp Thomas Ker Thomson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, badly wounded at Vimy Ridge, 1917. Eldest of the three sons of Mr & Mrs Thomas Nibloe Thomson, clerk, 153 Dalry Road & 403 Farley Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. His father was secretary of “Ye Old Hearts’ Association”. His brothers, Corp John Smart Thomson, 4 R. Scots, KiA 12 Nov 1917 & George Burck Thomson, telephone engineer, R. Engrs. Perhaps kin to Elizabeth L. Thomson (47) d. 22 Nov 1917, funeral from 153 Dalry Road to NMC. Employed, plumber. TED 17 Apr 1917, photo.

Pte William Thomson ( ) Northumberland Fusiliers. Missing since 11 Apr 1918. Son of Mrs J. Thomson, 23 Watson Crescent. Perhaps kin to John Watt Thomson, van man, & Robert Wishart Thomson, painter, same address. EEN 18 May 1918.

Tulloch

Pte David Tulloch ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Reported missing since 25 Apr 1918, then prisoner in Germany Son of Mr & Mrs William Tulloch, coach painter, 59 Watson Crescent. EEN 16 Jul 1918.

Turner

Corp Comrie Turner ( ) 13 R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1916. Address in 1914, 12 Murdoch Terrace. His family resided, 54 Dundee Street. Employed, baker, with Martin, Baker, Morrison Street. TED 21 Sep 1915. EEN 25 May 1916.

Walker

Pte W. Walker ( ) 2 Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed 1915 & in hosp, Rouen. Address, 8 Newton Street. TED 31 May 1915, photo.

Wallace

Able seaman William Wallace ( ) Enlisted, Jun 1915. RND. Served at Gallipoli, including during the evacuation of the allied force. Wounded, in right hand 1916 & in hosp, London. Son of James Wallace, railway servant, residing 3 Primrose Terrace. His father, proprietor at 262 Gorgie Road. Perhaps kin to George Baker Wallace, cabinet maker, 3 Primrose Terrace. Employed, Currie’s Rubber Co, Dalry Road. EEN 28 Nov 1916.

Watson

Pte David Watson ( ) PoW in Germany.; Address, 9 Stewart Terrace. Perhaps kin to Pte Alexander M. Watson, same address, 1, 5 R. Scots Fusiliers, KiA 26 Aug 1918. EEN 3 May 1918.

Pte James Watson ( ) signaller, R. Scots. PoW in Germany. Sp, Mrs Watson, 9 Downfield Terrace. Employed, postman, GPO, Edinburgh. EEN 24 Apr 1918.

Pte John Watson ( ) RGA. Wounded 1917 & in hosp. Address, 141 Dundee Street. Son of John & Elizabeth Sandeman Watson. His brother & sister, Pte James Sandeman Watson , Australian Imperial Force, DoW 18 Jul 1918 & Mrs Scott, 175 Gorgie Road. Sp, Mrs Watson, 141 Dundee Street. Employed, ironmonger. TED 2 Oct 1917.

Pte T. Watson ( ) 6 R. Scots. Wounded 1915. Address, c/o Mrs Watson, 19 Springwell Place. TED 30 Nov 1915.

L/Corp T. C. Watson ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Transferred to Tank Corps. Served at the Dardanelles. Gassed & Wounded for a fourth time 1918. Address, 1 Caledonian Place. TED 11 Sep 1915. EEN 10 Aug 1918.

Watt

Able seaman James Watt ( ) Anson Battalion, RND.. Wounded 1915, Dardanelles. Only son of Mr & Mrs James Watt, dental instrument maker, 173 Dundee Street. TED 26 May 1915, photo.

Pte Robert Watt ( ), Lothian & Border Horse. Transf. to R. Scots Missing & wounded 1918. Third eldest son of Leonard Scott Watt, fruiter, 4 Murieston Crescent. Perhaps kin to Charles S. Watt (20) d. 19 Nov 1917, same address, NMC. Employed, with Mr Blanche, Grocer, Shandon Crescent. EEN 25 May 1918. TED 26 Jun 1918

Webster

Gunner James Webster ( ) RFA. Wounded, severely, in head, chest, thigh & foot 1918 Address, 11 Breadalbane Terrace, off Dalry Road. EEN 18 Oct 1918.

Wells

Pte Alfred Wells ( ) R. Scots. Wounded & at home, 1915. PoW. Reported missing since 25 Apr 1918, then prisoner in Germany Son of the late William & Clara Wells. His brothers & sister, Pte George Wells, 12 R. Scots, KiA 28 Sep 1915, Pte William Wells, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers, KiA, 5 days earlier, 25 Sep 1915. & Mrs Charles Orr, labourer, 1 Gibson Terrace. Sp, Mrs Wells, 19 Fowler Terrace. Son-in-law of William Duncan, 48 Polwarth Crescent. EEN 16 Jul 1918.

Welsh

Sgt T. Welsh ( ), 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 & at home. His parents resided, 7 Wardlaw Place. TED 22 Jun & 26 Oct 1915, photo.

Wheelen

Pte R. Wheelen ( ), 12 R. Scots. Wounded 1915, France & in Lord Derby War Hosp, Warrington Sp, Mrs Wheelen, 17 Wheatfield Place. TED 22 Oct 1915.

Whitehead

Pte J. D. Whitehead ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916. Address, 2 Appin Terrace. EEN 23 Jul 1916.

Wight

Pte James Wight ( ) R. Scots. He participated in the Gallipoli & Palestine Campaigns Wounded, severely, 1918. This was his third time wounded Address, 2 Gorgie Cottages. EEN 17 Sep 1918.

Wilkie

Sgt David Wilkie ( ), 4 R. Scots. Wounded 25 Jun 1915, Dardanelles. Sp, Mrs Wilkie, 38 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, labourer, Edinburgh & Leith Gas Commissioners, Calton Hill. TED 12 Jul 1915.

Williamson

Pte Walter William Augustus Williamson ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1918. Address, 16 Dundee Street. Employed, Waverley Rubber Co, Russell Road. EEN 4 May 1918.

Wilson

Gunner James Wilson ( ) RFA. Gassed & Wounded, gas shell explode near him 1918. Sp, Mrs Wilson, 40 Harrison Road. EEN 8 Jun1918. TED 8 Jun 1918.

Pte James Wilson ( ), ‘D’ Coy, 4 R. Scots. Missing since 28 Jun 1915, then reported wounded. He wrote to his parents that he had a twisted knee & was in hosp His parents resided, 5 Wheatfield Street. TED 27 Jul 1915.

Pte Robert Wilson ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded for a second time. Son of Mrs Elsor, McLeod Street. EEN 3 May 1916.

Pte W. J. Wilson ( ) HLI. Wounded, severely 1917 & in general hosp. Son of Mrs Thomas Scott Wilson, engine man, 25 Watson Crescent. Employed, apprentice pattern maker, Messrs Mather & Sons, Orwell Terrace. TED 20 Jul 1917.

Pte William S. Wilson ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1918. Son of John Wilson, late of Balgreen Road. His sister, Mrs McKendrick, 3 Murieston Crescent. TED 12 Sep 1918.

Wintour

Pte Gilbert Wintour (19) Canadians. Gassed. Wounded for a second time 1918 & in hosp abroad. Gunshot in neck, arm & shoulder, then wounded in chest and right leg. His mother resided, 10 Caledonian Crescent. Perhaps kin to John C. Wintour (52) d. 2 Jan 1914, 6 Forth Street, EDC & Pte Angus Wintour, aged 17, R. Scots, d 1915, Edin. (Morningside) Cem. EEN 9 Sep & 9 Nov 1918. TED 11 Sep 1918.

Wood

L/Corp David Wood ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1916. Son of David & Helen Wood, 14 Bright Terrace, off DalryRoad. His brother, L/Corp Andrew Wood, 5, 6 R. Scots, KiA 27 Feb 1918. Employed, postman, GPO, Edinburgh. TED 28 Oct 1916.

Corp John Wood ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a third time 1917. Sp, Mrs John Wood, tailor, 36 Caledonian Crescent. Employed, police constable, Edinburgh City Police, High Street Police Station. TED 25 Apr 1917.

Woodburn

Pte Matthew T. Woodburn ( ) sapper, R. Engrs. Wounded 1917. Son of Mrs Woodburn, 19 Dundee Terrace. Perhaps kin to Ann F. Woodburn (68) d. 14 Apr 1919, funeral from same address to NMC. Employed, plasterer. TED 21 Jun 1917.

Young

Pte B. R. Young ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916. Address, 27 Stewart Terrace. Perhaps kin to Charles Elliot Young, heating engineer, Same address. TED 28 Jul 1916, photo.

Pte George Young ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1918. Address, 9 White Park, opposite 160 Gorgie Road. TED 7 May 1918, photo.

L/Corp J. D. Young ( ) R. Scots. PoW. Son of Abraham Young, railway servant, tenant, 9 Richmond Terrace, off Dalry Road. TED 3 May 1918, photo.

Street Index Listings for Dead and Other Casualties

Linked Streets and Places These generally lying, off Dalry Road, Dundee Street, Gorgie Road, and Slateford Road, & in the Harrison Park and Shandon area, being south of Slateford Road, north of the Union Canal. All within Edinburgh.

Alderbank Gardens, Shandon Appin Terrace, Slateford Road Alderbank Place, Shandon Ardmillan Place, Gorgie Road Alderbank Terrace, Shandon Ardmillan Terrace, Gorgie Road Almondbank Terrace, Shandon Ashley Terrace, Shandon Angle Park Terrace, Slateford Road Athol Terrace, Dalry Road

Balgreen Avenue, Gorgie Road Breadalbane Terrace, Dalry Road Balgreen Road, Gorgie Road Briarbank Terrace, Shandon Bonaly Place (Harrison Place), Shandon Bright Terrace, Dalry Road Bonaly Road (Harrison Road), Shandon Bryson Road, Dundee Street

Caledonian Crescent, Dalry Road Cathcart Place, Dalry Road Caledonian Place, Dalry Road Cobden Terrace, Dalry Road Caledonian Road, Dalry Road Cowan Road, Shandon

Dalry Road Duff Street, Dalry Road Delhaig, Gorgie Road Dundee Place, Dundee Street Douglas Terrace, Dalry Road Dundee Street Downfield Place, Dalry Road Dundee Terrace, Dundee Street

Fowler Terrace, Dundee Street

Gibson Terrace, Dundee Street Gorgie, Hayfield Gorgie, Cairn Cottage Gorgie Mills Gorgie Cottages Gorgie, Newlands Gorgie Crescent, near Gorgie Mills Gorgie, Old Square Gorgie , Damside Cottages, nr Westfield Gorgie, Tannery Buildings, opposite Gorgie Road Chesser

Harrison Road, Slateford Road Hermand Street, Slateford Road Hazelbank Terrace, Shandon Hermand Terrace, Slateford Road Henderson Terrace, Gorgie Road Hollybank Terrace, Shandon Hermand Crescent, Slateford Road

Ivy Terrace, Slateford Road

Laurel Terrace, Slateford Road Lily Terrace, Shandon Lewis Terrace, Dalry Road

McLeod Street, Gorgie Road Murdoch Terrace, Dundee Street McLeod Street (Corporation Buildings) Murieston Crescent, Dalry Road Merchiston Grove, Shandon Murieston Lane, Gorgie Road Moat Place, Slateford Road Murieston Place, Dalry Road Moat Street, Slateford Road Murieston Terrace, Dalry Road Moat Terrace, Slateford Road Myrtle Terrace, Slateford Road

Newton Street, Gorgie Road Northcote Street, Dalry Road

Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon Orwell Terrace, Dalry Road Orwell Place, Dalry Road

Primrose Terrace, Slateford Road

Reid’s Buildings, Gorgie Road Ritchie Place, Dundee Street Richmond Terrace, Dalry Road Robertson Avenue, Gorgie Road

Saughton Avenue, Gorgie Road Shandon Street, Shandon Saughton Crescent, Gorgie Road Shandon Terrace, Shandon Saughton Hall Mains, Gorgie Slateford Road Shandon Crescent, Shandon Smithfield Street Shandon Place, Shandon Springwell Place, Dalry Road Shandon Road, Shandon Stewart Terrace, Gorgie Road

Tay Street, Dundee Street Tynecastle Place, Gorgie Road Tynecastle Lane, Gorgie Road Tynecastle Terrace, Gorgie Rd

Wardlaw Place, Gorgie Road Westfield Road, Gorgie Road Wardlaw Street, Gorgie Road Westfield Street, Gorgie Road Wardlaw Terrace, Gorgie Road Wheatfield Place, Gorgie Road Washington Street, Dalry Road Wheatfield Road, Gorgie Road Watson Crescent, Dundee Street Wheatfield Street, Gorgie Road West End Place, Dalry Road Wheatfield Terrace, Gorgie Road West Fountain Place, Dundee Street White Park, opp 160 Gorgie Road West Park Place, Dalry Road

Yeaman Place, Dundee Street

Street Index

A Listing is indicative of a link, which may or not be an individual’s home address. In the case of multiple links to a person, a single entry is given per individual in a street, duplicated for each street in which there is a link

Alderbank Gardens, Shandon 7 Pte Archibald H. Forrest ( ), London Regt. KiA 30 Nov 1917.

Alderbank Place, Shandon 4 2nd Lieut Oliver Bruce (22), 1, 7 BW. Wounded, PoW, DoW 9 Jun 1918. Germany.

Alderbank Terrace, Shandon 5 2nd Lieut Alexander Watt (20), 12 R. Scots. KiA 18 Aug 1918. 18 Sgt Matthew Joseph Andrews (49), RAMC. PoW & wounded, d. 13 Apr 1920, 31 Sgt Robert Robertson (31) No. 114, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 2 May 1915 34 Pte James Geddes Bethune (44) No. 36637, Royal Defence Corps. d. 8 Jan 1919

Almondbank Terrace, Shandon Pte Archibald Hunter ( ) DoW 1918 9 Pte David M. Reid ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 9 Pte G. Reid ( ) 1, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1916 31 Pte Charles Oldershaw (18) No. 52036, 2, 3 R. Scots. DoW 8 Dec 1918 31 2nd Lieut Thomas Harold Oldershaw (20) 3 HLI. KiA 14 Apr 1918. 49 Sgt Major Alexander Fraser (64), RASC, d. 18 Jan 1916

Angle Park Terrace, Slateford Rd 4 L/Sgt Adam Harper Black (23) No. 13235, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915. 4 Pte John Black (35) No. 40875, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 9 Sep 1920. 4 Pte William Black (27) R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917 4 L/Corp Thomas Borthwick (20) No. 2193, 1.5 R. Scots. KiA 30 May 1915 4 Corp Thomas Stark MacKenzie (27) No. 5412, 1, 7 BW. DoW 24 Oct 1918 4 Sgt Alexander Paterson Ogilvy (29) No. 250408, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 2 Oct 1918. 4 Pte James D. Farquharson ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed 1918 5 Pte Donald Campbell (21) No.18809, 16 R. Scots. KiA 3 Aug 1916. 5 Pte J. A. Reid ( ) Australian Imperial Force. Wounded 1916 25 CSM Alexander Whitecross ( ) No.10071, R. Scots Fus. DOW 21 Aug 1918 (MM) 28 Corp William Hogg Douglas (23) No. 1978, 1 BW. DoW 26 Sep 1915. 31 Corp William Skae (22) No. 645634, RFA. d. 9 Jul 1918 (MM) 31 L/Corp George Crawford ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1918 36 Gunner Andrew Gibson ( ) No. 40635, RFA. DoW 6 Nov 1916. 36 Pte James Steedman Wilson (24) R. Scots. DoW 24 Nov 1916. 36 Pte John Wilson (39) No.671295, RFA. KiA 19 Nov 1917. 36 Gunner John Muir( ), RGA, (MM) 39 Corp Alfred John Strachan (30) No. 15674, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 14 Oct 1917. 40 L/Corp Thomas Robertson (23) No. 6343, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 22 Aug 1917 67 Pte Alexander Walker (35) Territorials. No. 4496, R. Scots. d. 12 May 1916, 68 Pte Christopher R. C. Gordon (25) No. 6338, Canadians Inf. DoW 23 Apr 1915. 72 Pte David Duguid Bain (23) Scots Greys. KiA 6 Nov 1918. 73 Pte Robert Donaldson (26) No. 12685, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 12 Apr 1917 73 Pte John Ross (23) No. 350735, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917, 74 Pte Thomas Ovenston or Heatlie ( ), 3 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 14 Dec 1914 74 Pte George Bain MacMurtie ( ) RAMC. Wounded 1915

Appin Terrace, Slateford Road 1 2nd Lieut James Rogerson Bell (26) Pte, R. Scots. DoW 1 Apr 1918 1 L/Corp William Davidson (20), Royal Warwickshire Regt, KiA 4 May 1917. 1 Pte Peter MacKenzie ( ) No. 48916, No. 2636, MGC. DoW 22 Dec 1917. 1 L/Corp W. Davidson ( ) Warwickshire Regt. Missing 1917. 2 L/Corp James Hunter (20) No.982, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 22 Oct 1914 2 Corp George Stirling (23) Scots Gds. Wounded 1916 (MM) 2 Pte J. D. Whitehead ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 3 Corp James Dougall (20), 2 BW. KiA 21 Jan 1916 4 Pte John Davidson ( ), KOSB, attached MGC. d. 1918. 4 Pte Alexander K. “Alick” Mackie ( ) No. 19572, R. Scots. KiA 28 Aug 1918. 4 Pte William Young (23) No. 42781, HLI. DoW 26 Nov 1917.

Ardmillan Place, Gorgie Road 7 Gunner ---- Henderson ( ) RFA. Missing 1918 9 Pte James Steedman Wilson (24) R. Scots. DoW 24 Nov 1916. 9 Pte John Wilson (39) No.671295, RFA. KiA 19 Nov 1917.

Ardmillan Terrace, Gorgie Road 1 Pte Charles Brockie ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 4 Pte John Telfer ( ) bandsman, Canadian Inf. KiA 1917. 4 Corp Robert Noble ( ) New Zealand Expeditionary Force. Wounded 1918 4 Pte James H. Robertson ( ) MGC, (MM) 6 L/Sgt John Smith ( ), 1, 9 R. Scots. Drowned 3 Aug 1918. 6 Pte William B. Smith ( ) No. 2081, 1, 4 R. Scots. DoW 4 Jul 1915 12 Pte Andrew G. Bisset ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded for second time 1918 19 Pte Lauchlan Clunas Fraser Weeks or Waddell (28), 2 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915

Ashley Terrace, Shandon 6 Robert James Edgar (21), late of Royal Navy Air Reserve. d. 7 Feb 1916 9 Gunner Alexander Walker Ritchie (28) No. 87747, RGA. DoW 9 Aug 1917 13 Rifleman John Cameron (35) No. 9308, 5 Cam (SR). KiA 18 Feb 1916. 19 Colour Sgt William King ( ) No. 6191, 1 BW, KiA 4 Nov 1915 (DCM) 27 Pte John Mathieson (21) Enlisted, Edin. No.2280, 9 R. Scots. Killed 7 Apr 1915. 35 Corp Alexander"Alex" Adams (23) No.12814,, RGA. KiA 25 Apr 1918. 35 Pte William Watson (20) No. 16631, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 27 Nov 1917. 43 Pte Frederick Russell Harvey (28) No. 19036, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 55 Colour Sgt James Mitchell (70) late of Queens Edinburgh Rifles. d. 20 Apr 1915 56 Pte John Brown ( ) DoW 1 Apr 1918, Germany. 70 Sgt William Erskine MacGrouther ( ) No. 19556, 19 R. Scots. KiA 22 Oct 1917. 79 Sgt John Elliot ( ) R. Engrs. (MM & DCM) 82 2nd Lieut Noel Rogerson (20), Yorkshire Light Infantry. KiA 28 Mar 1918.

Athol Terrace, Dalry Road 3 Pte George Fotheringham (20) No.31430, 10, 11 HLI. KiA 11 Apr 1917 11 Pte William Crosby Allen (19) No. 260190, Duke of Cornwall’s, DoW 15 Aug 1917. 15 Sgt L. L. Stewart ( ) No. 9016, A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916.

Balgreen Avenue, Gorgie Road Gunner Alexander Brooks (22) No. 837119, RFA. Killed 10 May 1918. (MM)

Balgreen Road, Gorgie Road Pte William Stark Wilson (30) No. 33761, 4 Cam (SR). KiA 26 Aug 1918. Pte William S. Wilson ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1918 20 MacIntosh ( ). Wounded 1916. Gassed &Wounded1917 72 Pte Laurence Gibb (22) No. 9693, 9 BW. d. 18 Jan 1916 80 2nd Lieut J. Johnston ( ) Royal Air Force. Wounded in an air accident 1917

Bonaly Place (Harrison Place), Shandon 4 Lieut Christopher Cowan Thorburn (23), 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 14 Jun 1917 6 Driver Charles Robertson (23), RASC. DoW 27 Jun 1917. , 6 Pte Peter Robertson (19) No. 33994, 9 Cam (SR). KiA 4 Apr 1918. 8 Pte Frank H. Roberts (21), 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915

Bonaly Road (Harrison Road), Shandon Lieut William Richard Weller ( ), A & S Hdrs. Killed 18 Jul 1915. 8 Pte Alexander Kerr Hamilton ( ) No. 3581, 2 KOSB. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 8 Pte William Middlemas ( ) No. 19425, R. Scots. d. 21 Jun 1916. 8 Pte Francis “Frank” Albert Harding ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1916 14 Coy Quartermaster Sgt George Mitchell (34) No. 345340, RGA. d. 30 Apr 1918. 14 Pte Robert R. Mitchell (34) No. 22928, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917. 20 Able seaman Robert Lawson Anderson (21) No. J/ 40478, RN, d. 23 Dec 1917. 26 Pte W. Anderson ( ), HLI. KiA 26 Pte Alexander Burgess Davidson (18) No. 60185, 5, 6 R. Scots, KiA 2 Oct 1918 26 Pte James M. Anderson ( ), Canadian Inf. PoW 1918. Item (EEN 15 Jan 1916, photo) 38 Pte David Moodie (20) No. 301829, 1, 8 A & S Hdrs. d. gas poisoning 30 Jul 1918. 40 L/Corp George Butler Walter (21) No. 351437, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 76 Corp James Bird (24) No.351328, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 25 May 1917 78 Pte William James Heron (22) No. 76400, (Sherwood Forresters). KiA 4 Aug 1917 78 Sgt Paul David Geissler ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 78 2nd Lieut R. Oliver ( ) Border Regt. Missing & wounded 1918 80 Rifleman Robert Beaton (30) No. 200632, Royal Rifle Corps. Dow 22 Nov 1917 80 Pte Peter MacKenzie ( ) No. 48916, No. 2636, MGC. DoW 22 Dec 1917. 80 Pte Peter McGhie Poyner (33) No. 66209, sapper, R. Engrs. DoW 31 Oct 1917 80 Pte Archibald McAlistair Poyner ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 80 Pte Prentice Shearer Poyner ( ) R. Scots. PoW 1918 82 Pte John "Don" Anderson (27) No. 13031, 1 Royal Dragoons, d. 29 Nov 1918. 82 Pte Alexander John Rae Baillie (34) No. 10844, Labour Corps. d. 9 Jan 1918. 82 Gunner John Edgar (20) No. 636418, RFA. d. 18 Apr 1917 82 2nd Lieut D. A. Bell ( ), R. Scots, Wounded 1918 (MC)

Breadalbane Terrace, Dalry Rd Pte Walter Walker (36) No. 3022, 5 R. Scots. KiA 27 May 1915 3 Pte George Fotheringham (20) No.31430, 10, 11 HLI. KiA 11 Apr 1917 11 Gunner James Webster ( ) RFA. Wounded 1918

Briarbank Terrace, Shandon 21 L/Corp Ernest Alexander Reilly (23) No. 1171, R. Scots. d. 11 Mar 1919 28 Pte Frederick James Mitchell ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1918 30 2nd Lieut Albert James MacKenzie ( ), Cam (SR). DoW 13 Dec 1917 (MC) 30 Major Frank B. McKenzie (MC & DSO) 32 Pte William J. Cooper (21) No.92356, 14 Tank Corps. KiA 9 Aug 1918. , 34 L/Corp A. R. Forsyth ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1918 40 Capt James Henry Hardy (45), Chaplain 1/ 1 Welch Regiment. KiA 5 May 1918. 56 2nd Lieut. William Lees Hamilton (28). R. Engrs. KiA 20 Sep 1917 56 Pte Frank Burnett Hamilton ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915

Bright Terrace, Dalry Road 6 Pte Andrew Campbell (26) No. CMT/ 1952, RASC. DoW, 18 Feb 1916 12 2nd Lieut Duncan MacCarter (23), Royal Air Force. d. flying accident 1 May 1918 14 Corp Willliam Hogg Douglas (23) No. 1978, 1 BW. DoW 26 Sep 1915 14 L/Corp Andrew Wood (20) No. 250128, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 27 Feb 1918. 14 L/Corp David Wood ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1916

Bryson Road, Dundee Street 7 CSM David Wilson Aitken (35) No. 147929, Canadian Inf , KiA 9 Apr 1917. 6 Pte James Dickson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 7 Sgt A. Mackay (36) No. 127151, 6 MGC. d. pneumonia, 24 Nov 1918 8 John Morton ( ) KiA 19 Apr 1917. 8 Pte John Morton Preston (28) No. 201390, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 19 Apr 1917. 9 Gunner Daniel “Poggie” Ritchie (19) No.650144, RFA. KiA 8 May 1917. 10 L/Corp James Hunter (20) No.982, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 22 Oct 1914 10 Pte Robert Penman (23) No. 11681, 1 HLI. KiA 21 Dec 1914 10 Pte John Steedman (18), 1, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 16 May 1917. 10 Pte Robert Steedman (23) No 12716, 11 R. Scots. KiA 26 Sep 1915 10 PteWilliam Steedman (25) No.10138, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 13 Nov 1914. 12 Pte John S. Burns (37) No.43625, 15 R. Scots. PoW, d. 26 Jul 1918 12 Pte Donald Withers (29) No. 501, 1, 6 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 13 L/Corp Alexander MacDonald (19) No. 193117, Canadian Inf. KiA 25 Apr 1917. 13 Pte Francis Murray ( ), HLI. KiA 25 Apr 1917. 13 L/Corp William Urquhart (25) No. 18143, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 14 Pte Robert A. Morgan ( ), 5 Cam Hdrs. DoW 10 May 1918, Germany. 15 Sgt ---- Taylor ( ) RFA. Wounded 1917 15 Pte James Taylor ( ) MGC. Missing 1918 16 Sgt William Henry Letton (27) No. 19540, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 May 1917. 16 Corp John Gilmour ( ) R. Engrs, (MM) 20 Pte James Robb (36) No. 8127, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 2 Feb 1919. 21 Pte John Aitken (26) No. 31378, 6 KOSB. DoW, France 21 Mar 1918. 21 Gunner Thomas L. Hardie (23) No.73092, RGA. KiA 22 Apr 1917. 21 Corp William Charles Rainbird (35) No. 2853, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 22 Pte Walter Johnstone Veitch (24) No. 10635. 2 Scots Gds. KiA 18 May 1915 25 Pte James Borthwick (18) No. 2018, 1,4 R. Scots. KiA 19 Dec 1915 25 Pte Thomas Ormiston (28) No. 1788, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 30 Pte James Aitken (17) No. 769314, 18 Canadian Inf. Killed, accident, 23 Dec 1916. 30 L/Corp David Meal (29) No. 40986, R. Scots. KiA 28 Mar 1918. 30 L/Corp George Irvine Wood (20) No. 25312, 11 R. Scots. DoW 9 Apr 1918 30 Pte Peter Sunderland ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 32 Gilbert Innes “Bertie” Joe (18) No. 42701, ed 7 Cam (SR). KiA 2 Sep 1918. 33 Pte Joseph Bell ( ) No. 37441, South Lancashire Regiment. KiA 10 Jun 1917 33 Pte William Rhind ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1918 37 Pte William T. Bain (19) No. 25114, 16 R. Scots. d. 28 Apr 1917 37 L/Corp Henry Cuthbertson (27) No. 8040, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 May 1915 37 Pte Malcolm Cuthbertson (22) No. 16277, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 May 1915 39 Gunner Alexander Chisholm (20) No. 195599, RFA. KiA 30 Jan 1918. 39 Gunner John Henry Manson ( ) RGA. Missing 1918 43 Pte A. Cumming ( ) BW, KiA 12 Oct 1917 43 Corp Alexander Herd Ewan (23) No.1428, 2 BW. KiA 9 Jun 1915. 43 Pte Andrew Gibson (33) No. 353482, 9 R. Scots. KiA 22 Mar 1918. 43 Pte Lawrence Alexander Proudfoot (21) No. 64534, RAMC. DoW 20 May 1917

Caledonian Crescent, Dalry Road 2 Pte Peter Moncrieff (28) No. 5241, 1, 6 BW. DoW 23 Dec 1916 3 Pte Harry Albert Downie (18) No. 19005, 16 R. Scots. KiA, 1 Jul 1916. . 3 Pte John Wallace (21) No.487669, Canadian Inf. DoW 4 Jun 1917 4 Pte Thomas Kerr (36) No. 50249, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 1 Oct 1918 4 Pte Peter Clow ( ). Wounded for third time 1918 5 Pte Andrew Stenhouse ( ) No. 46114, 16 R. Scots. KiA 21 Mar 1918. 6 Pte John Edington (27) No. 40065, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 21 Oct 1916. 7 Pte David Alexander (24) No.10281, 1 Royal Dragoons. d. 28 Oct 1918. 7 BSM George Alexander (26) No. 650449, RFA. d. an accident, 12 May 1919 7 Pte James Barclay (32) No. 304923, 18 HLI. DoW 27 Oct 1917 7 L/Corp David Dryden (23) No. 7100, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 25 Sep 7 L/ Corp James Milne Rhynas (35) No. 100742, R. Engrs. KiA 28 May 1918. 8 Pte John Henry Girdwood (38) No. 14818 or 15818, 12 R. Scots. KiA 15 Sep 1915. 8 Pte James Kellman ( ) HLI. PoW in Germany 1918 8 L/Corp Louis Taylor ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1916 9 L/Corp James B. Hickie ( ) No.25775, R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 30 Jul 1916. 9 Pte James MacKenzie (23) No. 10331, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 27 Sep 1915 9 Sgt John MacKenzie ( ). Missing 1916 9 Sgt A. MacNicoll ( ) Tank Corps. Wounded 1918 10 Driver William Inglis ( ) No.317920, Canadian Field Artillery. DoW 21 Oct 1917 10 Sgt A. G. Stronach (27) No. 147300, Canadian Inf. KiA 16 Oct 1916. 10 Pte William Stronach (23) No. 2184, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 10 Pte Gilbert Wintour (19) Canadians. Gassed. Wounded for a second time 1918 11 Pte Donald Polson (27) No. 9225, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 15 Sep 1914 11 Pte David Brown Scrimgeour (30) 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 3 Dec 1917 13 Pte Thomas W. Anderson ( ) No. 10648, 11 R. Scots. DoW 15 May 1916. 13 L/ Corp Robert Bell (24) No. 19712, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 13 Gunner Lewis Corbett (24) No. 122262, RGA. DoW 25 Apr 1917 15 Pte Robert Hume ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1916 17 Pte James Culbard Murray (32) No. 20634, 6 Cam Hdrs. DoW 16 Aug 1916 20 Corp Thomas A. Airmet (21) No. 6857, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 15 Dec 1917. 20 Corp Benjamin Anderson (35) No. 8101, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 28 Apr 1915. 20 Pte Alexander John Lindsay (22), 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Apr 1917. 20 Pte James MacGuire ( ), 2 Scots Gds. KiA 28 Apr 1915. 20 Pte Robert L. Thomson (24) No. 965852, RFA. d. influenza, 28 Oct 1918. 21 Pte Adam Irvine (31) No.9648, 2 or 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 13 Oct 1914 21 Pte John T. Keppie (29) No.201449, 1, 4 R. Scots. d. 1 Apr 1918. 21 Pte John Wilson (39) No.671295, RFA. KiA 19 Nov 1917. 22 Pte George Douglas Fisher (33) No.400110, Canadian Medical Corps. d. 2 Sep 1918 22 Pte James C. Newberry (23) No. 10070, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 14 Nov 1914 22 Pte Harry Waugh (27) No. 17938, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 16 Oct 1916. 24 Pte Hamilton Paton Thorpe (36) No. 5591, A & S Hdrs. d. accident 1 Jun 1916. 24 Pte John MacMillan ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 26 Pte William Godfrey (31) No.4570, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 20 Oct 1914 26 L/Corp Robert Johnston (21) No. 1288, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 12 Jul 1915 26 Pte Robert C. MacLeish (30) No. 1608, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. 25 Sep 1915. 26 Pte John Russell (26) No. 276221, 2 R. Scots. KiA 3 May 1917. 26 Pte Robert “Bertie” Thomson (19) No.59799, R. Scots. KiA 11 Aug 1918. 26 Driver William Ovens Thomson (29), MT, RASC. KiA 4 Jul 1916 28 Pte John R. Colquhoun ( ) No. 141644, Canadian Inf. KiA 10 Sep 1916 28 Pte James Thomson ( ) Enlisted, Aug 1914. R. Scots. Wounded 1918 31 Pte Thomas Aloysius Creamer ( ) No. 22460, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 31 Jul 1917. 31 Pte Alexander R. Geddes (34) No.34445, 2 R. Scots. DoW 15 Apr 1917 31 Pte Henry C. Gray (23) No.20009, 16 R. Scots. DoW 14 Jun 1917 34 Sgt George Stormont (22) No. 350140, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 8 Jun 1918. 35 Pte John Herd Gibb (26) No. 40885, 5 Cam Hdrs, KiA 3 Mar 1917. 35 Pte Robert Baptie Hall (38), 10 HLI. d. 4 Oct 1918. 35 Pte Andrew Wright (19) No. 753, 1, 4 KOSB. DoW 20 Oct 1915 36 Pte James Allan (29) No. 65248, 3 R. Scots. d. 22 Dec 1918 36 Pte William Crawford ( ) No. 25054, R. Scots,d. dysentry, France, 1917 36 Pte John Jollie ( ) No.6619, 2 R. Scots. KiA 5 Dec 1914 36 Corp John Wood ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a third time 1917 37 Pte Edward MacKenzie Nicol (30) No.42358, 10, 11 HLI. d. 23 Apr 1918 Germany. 37 Pte Henry Thomson (31) No. 35892, RASC & 1, 7 Cam (SR). DoW 13 Jun1918 37 Pte A. Dickson ( ) No. 3531, R. Scots. Wounded, arm amputated, 1916 38 L/ Corp James Beveridge (29) No.8588, 2 R. Scots. KiA 18 Jul 1916. 38 Pte John Christie (23) No.88974, MGC. KiA 4 Sep 1918. 38 Pte James Hill ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1917. 38 Pte John Allan MacConnell (35) No. 40727, 8 BW. KiA 25 May 1918. 38 Pte William Smith ( ), R. Scots. KiA 29 Sep 1918. 38 Pte R. A. MacKinlay ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1918 38 Pte David MacDonald MacLaren ( ), 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 38 Sgt David Wilkie ( ), 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 40 Pte Robert B. Hunter ( ) No. 1031117, Canadian Inf. KiA 29 Sep 1918 40 Pte Alexander MacGehan (40) No. 201423, 5 HLI. DoW 14 Mar 1918, 40 Pte Alexander Redpath (34) No.1661. HLI. DOW 27 May 1916 41 Corp James “Jim” Wightman (24) No. 13285, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917

Caledonian Place, Dalry Road 1 L/Corp T. C. Watson ( ) Tank Corps. Gassed & Wounded for a fourth time 1918 2 L/Corp John MacQuair (26) No.357954, King’s Liverpool Regt. KiA 31 Jul 1917. 2 Pte Donald Monteith ( ) No. 13761, 12 R. Scots. KiA 25 Sep 1915 3 Sgt Charles Yonng ( ) No. 1127, 9 R. Scots. Killed, sniper’s bullet, 20 Apr 1915 5 Pte George Miller ( ) R. Scots. PoW & Wounded in Germany 1918 5 Pte Hugh Robertson ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 5 L/Corp R. Rodgers ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 7 Pte Peter Moncrieff (28) No. 5241, 1, 6 BW. DoW 23 Dec 1916 8 Gunner Thomas Kerr Littlejohn (40) No. 117140, RGA. KiA 9 Apr 1918. 8 Pte James Samuel (18) No. 42560, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 21 Sep 1918. 9 Corp David Borthwick (24) No. 35198, HLI. d. 2 May 1917. 9 Pte James Slight Duncan (40) No. 17980, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Aug 1917. 9 Pte James Walker Ogilvie (37) No. 27159, 9 Cam (SR). DoW 11 Feb 1917 9 Pte Robert L. Thomson (24) No. 965852, RFA. d. influenza, 28 Oct 1918. 9 Pte A. Liddell ( ), RASC. Newspaper item (TED 25 Jan 1916, photo) 9 Pte C. B. Liddell ( ), RAMC. Newspaper item (TED 25 Jan 1916, photo) 9 Sgt J. Liddell ( ) R. Engrs. Newspaper item (TED 25 Jan 1916, photo) 9 Sapper J.H. Liddell ( ) R. Engrs. Newspaper item (TED 25 Jan 1916, photo) 9 Q.M.S. T. Liddell ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Newspaper item (TED 25 Jan 1916, photo) 10 Corp Thomas A. Airmet (21) No. 6857, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 15 Dec 1917. 10 Pte Peter Collins ( ) No. 2030, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 11 Corp Hugh Sommerville( ) R. Engrs, (MM) 12 Pte Thomas Ure Bennet ( ) No.30576, 2 HLI. KiA 28 Apr 1917. 12 Pte William McIntosh Stewart ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 13 L/Corp William Armstrong (32) No. 30297, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 14 Apr 1918. 13 Pte George Dunnett (21) No. 40672, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 23 Apr 1917. 14 L/Corp Thomas H. MacDougall ( ), 9 BW. Wounded 1915 15 Pte Hector I. Cameron ( ), HLI. KiA 22 Apr 1917. 15 Pte Jonathan “Joss” Towns (36) No. 267776, 6 BW. KiA 31 Jul 1917. 16 Pte Robert Cantley (32) No. 38643, 13 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917 16 2nd Lieut Andrew Peter Hay (21), 1 KOSB. KiA 30 Apr 1916. 16 Pte George Paxton ( ) Canadians, (MM) 18 Pte Robert Hastie Locke (25) No. MI/ 08955, RASC. d. 9 Nov 1918 20 Pte Alexander MacKay (34) No.202968, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 31 Jul 1917 20 Pte Robert Taylor (26) No. 12535. 1, 5 A &S Hdrs. DoW 9 Jan 1918 26 Pte George Bishop (19) No. 6180, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KIA 25 Sep 1915 26 Pte Walter Robert Fairgrieve (35) No. 17622, 15 R. Scots. d. 2 Jun 1915 26 Pte D. S. Hay ( ). PoW & wounded 1918 43 Pte Peter Miller Alexander (25) No.11410, KOSB. d. 21 Sep 1918.

Caledonian Road, Dalry Road 1 Pte Thomas F. Johnstone (25) No.41934, 2 KOSB. KiA 20 Oct 1918. 1 L/Corp James Nicol (22) No. 350265, 9 R. Scots. KiA 1 Aug 1918. 1 Gunner John Stephenson Simpson (29) No. 951361. RFA. KiA 30 Sep 1917. 1 Pte Alexander Swanson (24) No. 2676, 1 R. Scots. DoW 5 May 1915 1 Pte David Swanson (33) No. 201647, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 27 May 1918 1 Pte Murdoch Swanson (20) No. 48668, 5, 6 R. Scots. d. 11 Aug 1918. 1 Pte Peter Swanson ( ) No.11147, 10 A & S Hdrs. d. 12 Oct 1917. 3 Pte David Stewart ( ) No. 40823, 11 R. Scots. DoW 22 Mar 1917 3 Pte William Neilson Stewart ( ) No.353035, 9 HLI. KiA 23 Oct 1918. 3 Pte Hamilton Paton Thorpe (36) No. 5591, A & S Hdrs. d. accident 1 Jun 1916. 4 Bombardier William Simpson (22) No. 62070, RFA. KiA 25 Sep 1914. 4 Corp John Weir ( ) No. 17769, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 5 Pt Andrew Hotson Ramsay (18) No.3498, 1, 9 R. Scots. Killed 25 May 1916. 5 Pte George Lumsden Ramsay (26) No. 350443, 9 R. Scots. DoW 20 Sep 1917 5 L/Corp Norman Stewart ( ), Seaforth Hdrs. Killed 1918. 5 Pte John Davidson ( ) 10 Cam (SR). Gassed 1916 7 CSM James Thomson Martin ( ) No. 19582, 16 R. Scots. KiA 27 Aug 1917. 8 Pte John A. Hotson ( ), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 May 1915. 9 Pte James Douglas (33) No.139067, Canadian Inf, KiA 12 Aug 1916. 9 Pte James Hugh Finlay (33) No. 3829, 1 R Scots. KiA 22 Feb 1915. 9 Pte Thomas George Innes (21) No.4705, Australian Imperial Force. KiA 7 Apr 1918 10 Pte Tom H. Keddie ( ) R. Scots, (MM) 11 Pte David Noble (20) No. 24949, 10 Cam (SR). DoW 29 Apr 1917. 11 Pte John Watson (18) No. 240914, 1, 5 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917 12 Sub Lieut George Jarron Newlands (41), engineer, RNVR. Drowned 11 Apr 1917 14 Pte Thomas Henry “Tom” Lowe (29) No. 7224, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Sep 1915, 14 CSM Alexander Crockett MacAdam (33) No.9725, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 7 Jan 1916 14 Sgt William “Willie” Nicol ( ) No. 347339, RGA. KiA 29 Apr 1918. (MM) 16 Pte William J. Cooper (21) No.92356, 14 Tank Corps. KiA 9 Aug 1918. 18 Pte W. Graham ( ), No. 25773, 2 R. Scots. d. 22 Jul 1916. 18 Pte William Lawson (20) No. 350192, 9 R. Scots. KiA 20 Sep 1917. 20 Corp Frank Boyes (31) No. 350964, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917. 20 Pte William Hogg (23) No.296, RFA. KiA 6 Aug 1916. 22 Pte William Thomson Caw ( ) No. 2025, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 22 Pte Alfred Frederick Farquhar (28) No. 16211, 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 9 Aug 1916 22 Sgt Arthur Ford Harvey (24) No. 4/ 245593, RASC. DoW 31 Mar 1918 22 Pte Alexander Bremner Lemon ( ) No. 2138923, Canadian Inf . DoW 9 Oct 1918 22 Pte Alfred Robertson (19) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1918

Cathcart Place, Dalry Road 7 Pte William Gillon ( ) No.66000, air mechanic, Royal Air Force. d. 5 Apr 1919 11 L/Corp David MacIsaac (24) No.135536, Canadian Mounted Rifles. KiA 4 Jun 1917 11 Pte John MacIsaac (19) No.13979, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 14 Pte James Barclay (32) No. 304923, 18 HLI. DoW 27 Oct 1917 15 Pte William Caldwell (21) No.1442, Machine Gun Sect, 9 R. Scots. KiA 11 Jan 1916 15 L/Corp George Alfred Davie (19) No.42671, 2 Cam (SR), d. 24 Feb 1919 16 Sgt John Ellis (35) No.353164, 10,11 HLI. KiA 9 Apr 1918. 16 CSM Gordon Rhind Ellis ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 16 Sgt Claude R. Simpson ( ) Australian Imperial Force (MM) 17 Sgt James Ramsay (26) No. 364, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 18 L/Corp James Blackwood (21) No. 9151, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 30 Sep 1916 18 Pte Robert Blackwood (27) No. 4104, Australian Imperial Force. KiA 19 Aug 1916 19 L/Corp Murray Coventry Fowler (23) No. 76753, 14 Tank Corps. KiA 9 Aug 1918 20 Gunner J. Burnett ( ) Tank Corps. Wounded 1917 23 Driver Donald Cockburn ( ) RFA. PoW 1918 23 Pte William J. MacCurrach (20) No. 17548, BW. Wounded 1917. 24 Pte George Bishop (19) No. 6180, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KIA 25 Sep 1915 24 Pte James Skedd ( ) No. 1618, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA. 28 Jun 1915 28 Corp Donald A. S. Morris (33) No. 19873, 15 R. Scots. KiA 26 Aug 1917 28 Pte Thomas Anderson Morris (24) No. 320295, RAMC. DoW 24 Mar 1918 28 2nd Lieut Dugald Shaw (33), 1, 5 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 27 Jul 1918.

Cobden Terrace, Dalry Road 13 2nd Lieut J. M. Thomson ( ), R. Scots. KiA 21 Sep 1918.

Cowan Road, Shandon 20 Pte Robert L. Gardiner ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916 30 Pte Charles William George Arnott (19) No.40438, 1 Cam (SR), KiA 29 Oct 1916. 48 Pte James “Curly” Grant (48), HLI. Drowned 18 Dec 1917. 48 Corp John MacLean (31), 4 Cam Hdrs. KiA 1915 48 Pte Andrew Matthew Murray (21) No. 2509395, 6 R. Scots. DoW 2 Jun 1918 50 Pte William Bell (21) No.2072, 1,5 R. Scots, KiA 28 Jun 1915 60 App. midshipman John Williamson (18) No.142618, RN. Drowned 14 Oct 1918

Dalry Road Pte Alexander D. Inglis (24) No. 8673, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 7 Apr 1915. Pte John Mathieson (24), 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 26 Oct 1914. 17 Pte James Rough (18) No. 4063, sapper, R. Engrs & 9 BW. DoW 27 Sep 1915. 17 Sgt Robert Rough ( ) MGC. Gassed, wounded 1918 23 L/Sgt Hugh Spence Galloway ( ) No. 711, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 2 May 1915 36 Corp David Borthwick (24) No. 35198, HLI, d. 2 May 1917. 44 Pte James Pentland ( ) signaller, MGC. Gassed 1918 44 2nd Lieut Robert Syme ( ) Rifle Brigade. Wounded 1918 52 Pte James Alexander Munro (23) No. 7974, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1914 52 Robert Innes ( ), Good Citizenship Reward 1916 62 Fireman Robert Scott (36), Mercantile Marine. Drowned 9 Jan 1919 62 Pte Hugh Ewing Watson (28) No. 33521, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 1 Aug 1917. 62 Pte John Williamson (21) No. 25100, 12 R. Scots. KiA 23 Mar 1918 75 Pte Harold Sibbald ( ) RAMC & A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916 75 Gunner James R. Sibbald ( ) RFA, (MM) 83 Pte William Edgar Berry (38) No. 25165, 6 KOSB, KiA 9 Apr 1917. 95 Sgt John Armet (24) No. 880, 5 R. Scots. DoW 12 Jul 1915. 95 Colour Sgt Alexander John Lochhead (22) No. 1321, 4 R. Scots. KiA 14 Jul 1915 95 Pte John Corsar Murphy ( ) No. 120768. 17 R. Scots. DoW 15 Jun 1918 95 L/Corp Andrew T. T. Tulloch (23) No. 14336, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 24 Aug 1917. 104 L/Corp William Seggie Findlay (26) No.422248, R. Engrs. KiA 2 May 1917. 104 Able seaman Robert Thomas Low (33) No. 199042, RN. d. 15 Oct 1914 104 Pte William Thomas Low (32) No. 40832, R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 28 Oct 1916. 104 Pte Robert Taylor (26) No. 12535. 1, 5 A &S Hdrs. DoW 9 Jan 1918 136 Pte Thomas Galloway ( ) No. 11866, 2 BW. KiA 21 Apr 1917 136 Pte James Hill ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1917. 138 Sgt David Jenkinson ( ) No.21839. 17 R. Scots. KiA 17 Nov 1917. 142 Pte Frank MacGuire (25) No. 1914, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 150 Pte James “Hamish” Porteous ( ). DoW 27 Sep 1917 153 Pte Henry Cowe (24), RASC. d, 30 Jun 1918 153 2nd Lieut Donald Kennedy (23) 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 30 Aug 1918, 153 Pte William Preston (19) No. 23793, 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 10 Oct 1918. 153 Lieut Robert William Proudfoot (32) No. 7912, 2 BW. KiA 21 Jan 1916 153 Corp John Smart Thomson (21) No. 275112, 4 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. 153 Corp Thomas Ker Thomson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 161 L/Sgt Dugald Stewart Monteath (24) No. 4209, Cam Hdrs. KiA 15 Oct 1917. 161 Pte David Wilson (36) No. 266974 (No. 290202), 6 BW. d. 23 Apr 1917. 161 Pte James Winton (22) No. 19963, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 161 Air Mechanic James Wylie (28) No. 15860, 43 Squadron, RAF d. 27 Nov 1918 161 L/Corp John Wylie (23) No. 51294, 9 R. Scots. KiA 20 Sep 1917 169 Cook 1st class John Ruthven (25) No. L/ 7538, RN. Drowned 31 May 1916. 169 Pte Thomas Ruthven (26) No. 2117, 5 R. Scots. KiA 10 Jun 1915 169 Pte William Ruthven (22), 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915 169 Pte David Ruthven ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1917, early 1918 & fifth time 1918 169 Pte Robert Ruthven ( ) 7 Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1915 172 Gunner William Grey Danskin ( ) No. 650543, RFA. KiA 8 Sep 1918 172 L/Sgt John Andrew Lennie (36) No. 8378, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 4 May 1916 179 Pte Alexander McNeill Flint (20) No. 307264, RGA, DoW 17 May 1917 191 L/Corp George Butler Walter (21) No. 351437, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 197 Pte Alexander Begbie (18), 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 May 1916. 197 Pte David Begbie (20) No. 2621, 2 R. Scots. KiA 22 Jul 1916. 197 Pte Archibald Bonnar (41) No. 19713, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 197 Driver George MacDonald ( ) No. 210403, RASC. DoW 1918 197 Pte James Thomson (52) No. 579287, Labour Corps. d. 14 Jan 1919. 197 Pte John F. Bain ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 198 Pte Andrew Campbell (26) No. CMT/ 1952, RASC. DoW, 18 Feb 199 Pte Robert Allison ( ) No. 32267, 1, 5 Cam (SR). d. 19 Nov 1918. 206 Corp John Douglas Bell ( ), 11 R. Scots. KiA 24 Mar 1918. 206 Pte Alexander Farquharson ( ) Canadian Inf. d. 1918. 206 Gunner Robert Lyon ( ) No.1254, RFA. KiA 27 Oct 1917. 206 Gunner T. MacGilliwie (22) No. 671014, RFA. d. pneumonia, 2 Nov 1918 206 Corp Harry Bell ( ) RFA. Wounded 1917 206 Pte William Farquharson ( ), Lancashire Fusilier. PoW in Germany 1918 235 Pte James Banks (33) No. 33703, 1,7 Cam (SR), KiA 1 Nov 1917. 239 Pte Alexander Pratt ( ) HLI. PoW in Germany 1918 244 Pte James Slight Duncan (40) No. 17980, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Aug 1917 244 Pte William Gray Duncan ( ) No. 2743, 5 R. Scots. KiA 17 Nov 1916. 244 Pte James Walker Ogilvie (37) No. 27159, 9 Cam (SR). DoW 11 Feb 1917 244 Pte George Knox Brown ( ) Cam Hdrs. PoW 1918 250 L/Sgt Neil MacKay (30) No. 902, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1915 296 Corp James Nicol Beatson ( ) No. 2024, R. Scots. KiA 23 Jul 1916

Delhaig, near Chesser, Gorgie Road 1 Pte John Fanning ( ) No. 17533, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 27 Sep 1918 1 Pte Archibald Hastie (22) Australian Imperial Force. Gassed & wounded 1918 1 Pte David Hastie (19) R. Scots. Gassed & wounded for a second time 1918 1 Pte A. Hay( )R. Scots, (MM) 4 Pte John Skinner (35) No. 15248, 11 R. Scots. DoW 13 May 1916. 4 Pte W. Houliston ( ), 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1915

Douglas Terrace, Dalry Road Pte Maurice Dunnet ( ) Scots Greys & HLI. Missing 1917

Downfield Place, Dalry Road L/Corp George H. Miller ( ) No. 5381, 1,2 Scottish Horse, d. 17 Nov 1915 Pte Andrew Watt Pryde (26) No. 25059, 1 KOSB. DoW 16 Aug 1917 Pte James Lawrie ( ) No. 6246, 8 BW. Wounded 1915 Pte M. Stewart ( ) Serving NW Frontier, India 1917 (EEN 16 Aug 1917) 1 Pte Archibald Fleming Veitch (18) No. 407045, Canadian Inf. DoW 22 Jun 1916 4 Driver James Moodie ( ) No. 7625, RFA. d. pneumonia 11 Nov 1918 (MM) 5 Pte Robert Prior (21) No. 43375, 15 R. Scots. DoW 1917. 6 Pte James Alexander Angus (20) No. 36863, 10 Cam (SR). KiA 19 Aug 1918. 6 Gunner ---- Day ( ), RFA. d. 1916/17 6 Pte Alexander Porteous (23) No. 43656, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 6 Sep 1916. 6 Corp Adam Horsburgh Porteous (23) No. 9993, Scots Fusiliers. DoW 30 Jul 1915 7 Trooper William Ferguson ( ) No. 3855, 1, 1 Scottish Horse. d. 2 Nov 1915 7 Pte Arthur Foster Scott ( ), R. Scots. KiA 22 Aug 1918. 9 Pte David George Allan (29). No. 37114, 10/11 HLI. d. Edin. Castle, 3 Feb 1919. 9 Pte James Baird (34) No. 213349, Canadian Inf. KiA 24 Apr 1918. 9 Pte James Watson ( ) signaller, R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 10 Gunner Alexander Glen Oswald (19) No.110975, RGA. DoW 11 Jul 1917. 10 Gunner Donald Cameron ( ) Tank Corps. PoW in Germany 1918 11 Pte James Callan ( ) Seaforth Hdrs, KiA 1917 11 Gunner George Low (28) No. 69332, RGA. d.26 Oct 1918, 11 Pte William Munro MacDonald ( ), A & S Hdrs. KiA 29 Sep 1918. 11 Pte John Skinner (35) No. 15248, 11 R. Scots. DoW 13 May 1916. 12 Pte James Madden (32) No. 3032671, Canadian Inf. KiA 2 Sep 1918. 12 Pte Hugh Kerr ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded for a second time 1918 12 L/Corp James Murray ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 13 L/Corp Alexander Robertson ( ). Killed 1916. 13 Pte Andrew M. F Shepherd (33) No.201628, R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 28 Nov 1917. 14 Pte William Gollan ( ) No. 27223, 6 KOSB. KiA 23 Sep 1917. 14 Corp William MacGibbon (20) No. 350188, 16 HLI. KiA 15 Sep 1917 14 Pte William R. Robinson (40) No. 1404, 2, 1 Lothian & Border Horse. d. 26 Jun 1918. 15 Pte David Paton (26), R. Scots. KiA 1917. 15 Pte John Richardson ( ) KOSB. PoW in Germany 1918 16 Pte Ernest Scott (18) No. 24682, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 14 Oct 1914 16 Pte Thomas Pringle ( ) No. 19619, R. Scots. Wounded 1916 18 Pte Edward Dickson (29) No.775930, 38 Canadian Inf. DoW 5 Nov 1917 20 Pte William Lindsay ( ), R. Scots. DoW 20 Feb 1918, 20 Air Mechanic Charles Watson Swan (33) No. 26386, RAF. d. 18 Apr 1918. 22 L/Corp Andrew Brown ( ) No. 1297, 2 BW. KiA 7 Jan 1916 22 Pte William Liddell (25), Cam Hdrs. KiA 16 Jul 1916 22 Pte John William Scott MacDonald (19) No. 1991, 9 R. Scots DoW 3 Apr 1915 22 Pte James Mitchell (19), 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 22 Sep 1917. 28 CSM Richard Watt Smith ( ) BW. KiA 26 Sep 1917.

Duff Street, Dalry Road 21 Pte William Caldwell (21) No.1442, Machine Gun Sect., 9 R. Scots. KiA 11 Jan 1916 21 Corp Adam Hay Gove ( ) No. 14398, 5 Dorsetshire Regiment. Killed 19 Sep 1916. 21 Pte John Taylor (30) No. 21247, 13 R. Scots. KiA 15 Sep 1916 21 Pte G. Silvester ( ) BW. PoW in Germany 1914. 23 Pte William J. MacCurrach (20) No. 17548, BW. Wounded 1917. 28 Pte Colin Graham (19) No.15301, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 23 Jul 1916. 28 L/Corp Alexander MacDonald (20) No. 43603, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 8 Oct 1916 28 Pte Hugh Russsell (29) No. PLY/13139, Royal Marine Light Infantry. d. 26 Jul 1917 28 Pte A. Ballantyne ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for third time 1917 28 Pte Hugh Broatch ( ) Canadian Inf. Wounded 1916 28 Sgt R. Dalrymple (24) R. Scots. Wounded in action 1917 30 L/Corp John Gulland Johnstone (24) No. 1747, 2 BW. KiA 8 Oct 1915 31 Pte John Archer (25) No. 28165, 11 Hampshire Regt. KiA 22 Mar 1918. 31 Pte Archibald Walls (21) No. 1461, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 26 Oct 1914 36 Pte James White Dryden (29) No. 28032, 7, 8 KOSB. DoW 31 Jul 36 Pte William Gibb ( ) No.9253, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Sep 1915 38 Pte James Stewart Roberts (21) No. 3246, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 31 Dec 1915 39 Pte W. MacDonald ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 40 Pte William Munro MacDonald ( ), A & S Hdrs. KiA 29 Sep 1918. 40 Pte John Morrison ( ) No. 40858, 12 R. Scots. KiA 22 Sep 1917. 42 Pte Alexander Ramsay (47) No. 3406, 6 R. Scots. d. 31 Dec 1915 42 Pte John Fisher ( ) BW. PoW In Gerrmany 1918

Dundee Place, Dundee Street 2 Pte James Lawrie ( ) No. 6246, 8 BW. Wounded 1915 4 Pte Andrew Lauder Currie (31) No.201620, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 2 Nov 1917 4 L/ Corp Alexander Finnie (23) No.533, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915 4 Pte William Hepburn (29) No.2444, Australian Imperial Force. DoW 28 Feb 1917. 4 2nd Lieut Frances Edgar MacKenzie (20), 13 Cam (SR). KiA 23 Apr 1917. 4 Pte James Weir MacKenzie (19) No. 2193, 16 R. Scots. KiA 18 Oct 1917 4 L/Corp John D. Preston ( ) No. 15722, 13 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917.

Dundee Street Pte Thomas MacDougall (22) No.4237, 8 BW. KiA 18 Jul 1916. Pte J. Hay ( ). Serving NW Frontier, India 1917 (EEN 16 Aug 1917) 7 Sgt A. McKay ( ) MGC, (MM) 16 Driver Alexander “Alex” Bruce (29) No. 246674, RFA. d. 16 Feb 1919 16 Pte John Fraser (18) No. 1321, 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 1916 16 Pte Alexander Robertson (18) No. 5415, 1, 7 A & S Hdrs. KiA 30 Jun 1916. 16 Scullion George Robertson (19) No.903395, Mercantile Marine. d. 15 Oct 1918 16 Gunner Arthur Watson (29), RFA. DoW 1918. 16 Pte Walter William Augustus Williamson ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1918 24 Pte Alexander Porterfield Watt (38) No. 301692, 1, 7 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. 26 Gunner James MacKinnell (33), RGA, d. 5 Nov 1918. 26 Pte John Rennie (23), 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 14 Nov 1914. 26 Pt George Waldie ( ) No. 10799, 1 KOSB. KiA 4 Jun 1915. 27 Able seaman James Bell Paterson (19) No. Clyde Z/ 6358, RND. KiA 3 Nov 1915 30 Pte William Allison (26) No. 54830, 56 Coy, MGC. KiA 7 Jun 1917. 31 Pte James “Jim” Davidson ( ) No. 15546, BW, KiA 10 Sep 1918. 31 Pte Alexander Fletcher (19) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1917 37 Driver Alexander Wilson Binnie (20), No. 175734, RFA. KiA 2 Jan 1918 37 Pte James McKay Binnie (19) No. 33676, RAVC. d. 19 Jul 1919. 40 Pte John Gardner (30) No. 12020, 11 R. Scots. KiA 25 Sep 1915 40 Pte James Liddell ( ) No. 4508, 5 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 13 Nov 1916 40 Pte John MacIntosh ( ), R. Scots. DoW 1917 40 Pte William MacIntosh ( ), R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 1917. 40 Pte C. Factor ( ) HLI. Wounded 1918 43 Pte J. Ewan (27) No. 39285, 12 HLI. d. 31 Jul 1917. 43 Able seaman John Ovenston ( ), H.M.Torpedo Boat No.31, Good Citizenship 1916 44 Mrs Mitchell ( ). Good Citizenship Reward 1918. (TED 22 Jul 1918) 47 Pte A. Beattie ( ), Scots Gds. PoW 1914. Escaped 1916. (TED 3, 7 & 10 April 1916). 48 Pte Alexander MacLaren (26) No. 13471, 7 BW. KiA 21Mar 1918. 48 Pte William Preston (19) No. 23793, 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 10 Oct 1918. 48 Sgt M. Mooney ( ) Royal Dublin Fusiliers (MM) 54 Pte Hugh Bruce (24) No. 8421, 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW 27 Sep 1915 54 Pte Thomas Aloysius Creamer ( ) No. 22460, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 31 Jul 1917 54 Pte John Kerr Cumming ( ) No. 2331, 2 R. Scots. DoW 23 Jun 1915. 54 L/Corp George Hunter (19) No.23316, 13 R. Scots. KiA 23 Oct 1916. 54 Pte Walter T. Knox (21) No. 250301, 1, 5 R. Scots. d. 2 Feb 1919 54 Pte John Longmuir South Manson (28) No. 41127, Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 23 Mar 1918 54 Trooper Alexander Millar (22) No. 5561, 1, 2 Lovat’s Scouts. DoW 16 Oct 1915 54 Pte John Brotherston ( ) HLI. PoW in Germany 1918. 54 Corp Comrie Turner ( ) 13 R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1916 60 Pte John Anderson (19) No. 203296, 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW 17 Oct 1918. 60 Pte James Hamilton (38) No. 48727, sapper, R. Engrs. DoW 10 Sep 1916. 60 Corp Edward Smart (51) No. 32383, R. Defence Corps. d. tuberculosis, 22 Apr 1918 63 Pte Robert Benning Eadie ( ) d. 1917 63 Pte William Lindsay ( ), 1, 2 Gordon Hdrs. DoW 4 Oct 1915 66 Pte Albert J. Belcher (36) No. 161631, 6, 7 R. Scots. Fusiliers. DoW 16 Jun 1917 66 Rifleman Samuel Cameron (36), New Zealand Rifle Brigade. KiA 1917 66 Able seaman George MacKenzie (23) No.Z/5262, 52621, RNVR. KiA 13 Nov 1916 66 Corp George Muir (27) No. 250664, 4 R. Scots. d. 23 Oct 1918. 68 Corp Thomas MacGill ( ) No. 8250, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 11 Apr 1917. 72 Pte William Finlay (18) No. 9527, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 22 Dec 1914 72 Pte John Cameron Wemyss (24) No. 320093, RAMC. d. pneumonia, 23 Oct 1918 72 L/Corp C. W. Craig ( ) A & S Hdrs. Gassed for second time 1918. 72 Pte William Findlay (19 ) 1 Cam Hdrs. Missing 1914 72 Pte J. Mack ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 72 Pte George Newton (19) No. 5582, Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1916 & 1917. Shocked 1918 79 Pte John Aitchison (27) No. 435, 2 BW, KiA 9 May 1915. 79 Pte Chrisopher Finlass ( ) No. 20600, MGC. KiA 14 Sep 1916. 79 Pte Peter Jeffrey (32) No.25013, 10 Cam (SR). DoW 19 Apr 1917. 79 Pte James Angus McIntosh (21) No. 3608, 6 R. Scots. d. 22 Aug 1916. 85 L/Corp William Redden ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916, & 1917 91 Pte Peter Lang (19) No. 27414, 11 R. Scots. KiA 22 Oct 1916 91 Pte J. S. Kerr ( ) RAMC, (DCM). Newspaper item (EEN 27 Jan 1916, photo) 93 Pte William Brown (52) No. 35594, Royal Defence Corps. d. 5 Sep 1918. 105 Pte Henry “Harry” Bradford (26), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 5 Nov 1917. 105 L/Corp C. Archibald ( ) Tank Corps. PoW & Wounded 1918 107 Pte William Hoatson (19) No. 20757, 6 BW. POW, DoW 28 Mar 1918, Germany. 108 Pte Thomas Toon ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1916. 111 Gunner James Thomson (35), RFA. KiA 11 Jul 1917. 121 Pte Anthony "Tony" Barclay (35) No. 3054, 2 R. Scots. KiA 15 Oct 1914 123 Pte James F. Miller ( ) No. 10324, 9 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 10 Jul 1916. 123 Pte John Gill Taylor (20) No. 200159, 1, 4 R. Scots. DoW 20 Apr 1917. 123 Pte G. A. Walker ( ) No. 1215, buglar, 5 R. Scots. d. 13 Sep 1915. 123 Pte John Walker (20) No. 4070, 32 Coy, Labour Corps. DOW. 3 Aug 1917. 126 Pte George Park ( ) No.79464, sapper, 4 R. Engrs. KiA 17 Apr 1916. (MM) 136 Corp A. White ( ) R. Engrs, (MM) 141 Pte James Gullane ( ) No. 34758, 15 R. Scots. KiA 13 Mar 1917. 141 Pte Gavin Martin (22), 13 BW. d. 5 Mar 1918 141 Driver Alexander Muir ( ) No. 650414, ‘RFA. DoW 2 Oct 1917. (MM) 141 Pte John A. Neill ( ) No. R4/ 062937, RASC. DoW 28 Feb 1917 141 Pte James S. Watson (32) No. 1169, Australian Imperial Force. DoW 18 Jul 1918, 141 Pte John Watson ( ) RGA. Wounded 1917 142 Pte Robert Frater Jacks (22) No.10518, 1 R. Scots. KiA 14 Oct 1915 142 Sgt Methven Small ( ) No.2736, 12 Australian Imperial Force. KiA 24 Jul 1916. 142 Pte Edward Small ( ) Northumberland Fusiliers. Missing 1918 146 Pte Frank E. Bates (33) No. 41950, BW. KiA 24 Oct 1916. 146 Pte Thomas John Inglis Milne ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915, 148 Pte David Anderson ( ) No. 352483, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917. 148 Stoker 1st class James Leitch (25) No. K/ 31105, Royal Navy. DoW 16 Jul 1918 148 Pte Thomas MacFadden ( ) No.1838, 3 Dragoon Gds. DoW 12 Apr 1917. 148 Pte George Rhind (26) No. 141757, Canadian Inf. KiA 8 May 1917 148 Pte Adam Whitelaw ( ) No. 21216, 13 R. Scots. DoW/ KiA 20 Sep 1916. 148 CSM William Wingate (24) No. 238001, South Staffordshire Regt. KiA 14 Mar 1917 150 Driver Alexander Buchan (33) No. T4/246423, RASC. d. 29 Oct 1916 150 L/Sgt David Buchan (33) No. 6894, Piper, 1 HLI. KiA 20 Dec 1914 156 Pte Robert Penman (23) No. 11681, 1 HLI. KiA 21 Dec 1914 162 Pte Joseph Brooks (30) No. 9956, 1 HLI. d. 31 Dec 1918 163 Pte P. M. Gowan ( ) No.23227, Cam Hdrs. KiA 19 Nov 1917. 164 Pte Frank MacGuire (25) No. 1914, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 173 Pte Archibald Chapman ( ) No. 202898, 4 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 20 Nov 1917. 173 Pte Charles Cheyne (22) No. 22548, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 Mar 1917 173 Able seaman James Watt ( ) RND. Wounded 1915

Dundee Terrace, Dundee Street 3 Trooper John MacArdle (28), Inneskilling Dragoons. KiA 7 Jul 1917. 3 Pte John Ree (21), 2 New Zealand (Otago Regt). DoW 15 Sep 1916. 3 Pte John R. Weddell (39), RFR/ CH/33/832, Royal Marine Light Inf. KiA 5 Oct 1914 3 Pte Andrew Ree ( ). Wounded 1916 11 Pte William Forrest (25) No. 43613, sapper, R. Engrs, KiA 27 Sep 1915 11 Pte Thomas J. Hand (23), 1 HLI. d. 23 Apr 1916. 19 Pte Matthew T. Woodburn ( ) sapper, R. Engrs. Wounded 1917 25 Pte Robert Shepherd Moir (36) No. 266375, 1, 7 Cam (SR). d. 19 Apr 1917. 25 L/Corp Adam White (21) No. 40221, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KIA 15 Nov 1916. 31 L/Corp James Keir Hood (33) No. 11462, 5 Cam Hdrs. DoW 12 Mar 1917 31 Sgt Andrew Laird Milne (23) No. 83101, RAMC. d. 5 Jul 1917. 31 Pte Robert Walker Nisbet ( ) Cam (SR). Gassed twice & Wounded 1918 40 L/Corp N. Stewart ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 43 Pte James Oliver (26) No. 251167, 11 R. Scots. KiA 23 Mar 1918. 43 Pte William Smith Oliver (30) No. 14971, 13 R. Scots. DoW 17 Sep 1916. 43 Pte James Wilson (26) No. 239435, RFA. d. hepatitis 27 Dec 1919 43 Corp James Purves ( ) BW. PoW in Germany 1918

Fowler Terrace, Dundee Street Pte Joseph Brooks (30) No. 9956, 1 HLI. d. 31 Dec 1918 Pte John Notman ( ), Canadians. KiA 8 Apr 1917. 4 Corp John “Jack” Gifford (26) No. 9198, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 9 Oct 1917 4 Pte James S. Murphy (20), buglar, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 4 Pte James Lamb ( ) No. 4785, BW. Wounded for second time 1917 9 L/Sgt William “Willie” Brown (26) No. 33087, 8 R. Scots .DoW 8 Aug 1918 9 Pte James Rintoul (28) No. 645178, Canadian Inf. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 9 Pte John Urquhart ( ) No. 16441, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 5 Apr 1918. 9 Pte Thomas Urquhart (21) No.533, Australian Imperial Force. KiA 29 Jul 1916. 10 Pte George Reid ( ) Machine Gun Section, R. Scots. Wounded 1916 14 Pte Andrew Forrest Douglas (29) No. 9044, 2 R. Scots. KiA 15 Oct 1914. 15 Pte John Daly (20) No. 43518, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917 19 Pte James Hogg (26) No.598, 2 BW. KiA 21 Jan 1916. 19 L/Corp W. Gilroy ( ) No.17853, Cam (SR). Wounded, right leg amputated, 1916 19 Pte Alfred Wells ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1915. PoW in Germany 1918. 20 Engineman George Dickson (52) No. 1592/ ES, RNVR, d. 25 May 1916. 20 Corp Thomas Dimmock (23) No. 6865, 11 BW, KiA, poison gas attack, 29 Apr 1916 24 L/Corp Alexander Redpath Forrest ( ) No. 352203, 9 R. Scots. KiA 20 Sep 1917 24 Pte William Forrest (25) No. 43613, sapper, R. Engrs, KiA 27 Sep 1915 24 Trooper James Mason, perhaps Manson (30), Scots Greys. KiA 23 Mar 1918 24 Pte David Robertson (39), 8 Seaforth Hdrs (Pioneers). KiA 21 Nov 1915 25 L/Corp John R. Clark (25) No. 888, 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 10 Oct 1918. (MM) 25 Pte William Clark (31), Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917 26 Pte John F. Dallas (20) No. 9301, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 11 Nov 1914. 26 L/Corp James John Kelly (25) No. 19044, 16 R. Scots. KiA 12 Aug 1916. 26 Pte John Russell (26) No. 276221, 2 R. Scots. KiA 3 May 1917 30 Pte Robert Dunlop (20) No.351649, signaller, 9 R. Scots. KiA 25 May 1917 38 Pte Hugh Gilroy ( ) No.40239, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 18 Aug 1918 38 Pte Donald Sutherland MacKay (23) No. 83877, 112 MGC (Inf). DoW 25 Sep 1917 38 Pte Walter George Wallace (19) No. 352978, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917. 38 Pte Edward Robinson Young (39) No.41557, 1 Cam (SR). DoW, gassed,11 Jun 1918 38 Pte John Kerr Smith ( ) Wounded for a second time 1917

Gibson Terrace, Dundee Street Pte John MacKay (24) No. 9356, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 3 Feb 1917 1 Corp James Anderson (37) No. 799654, 15 Canadian Inf. KiA 9 Aug 1918. 1 L/ Corp Donald Bain (24) No. 27236, 2 Cam (SR). DoW 15 Jun 1918. 1 Gunner J. Moore (23) No. 650226, RFA. DoW 8 Sep 1917. 1 Corp William Charles Rainbird (35) No. 2853, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 1 Pte George Wells (21No. 14797, 12 R. Scots. KiA 28 Sep 1915. 1 Pte William Wells ( ) No. 10752, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 25 Sep 1915. 1 Pte Alfred Wells ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1915. PoW in Germany 1918. 2 Pte Alexander Forbes ( ) No. 301726, 1, 7 R. Scots. KiA 24 Nov 1917. 2 Pte Andrew MacEwan (27) No. 12146, 2 KOSB. d. 28 May 1916 2 Corp James Crosbie Miller ( ) No. 2970, 3 Coldstream Gds. d. 23 Sep 1916. 5 Pte John Ferrier ( ) No. 27673, HLI, KiA 28 Nov 1917. 5 Corp William Thomson (21) No 17101, 8 KOSB. DoW 28 Sep 1915 5 Pte W. Wood ( ) No. 10152, R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 31 Oct 1914 6 Pte John Cranley Neill (30) No. 28237, 14 HLI. KiA 21 Mar 1918. 7 Gunner Robert Lyon ( ) No.1254, RFA. KiA 27 Oct 1917. 8 Pte James Trotter ( ) No. 8976, 2 HLI, KiA 17 May 1915 9 Pte Adam Baillie Robertson (25) No. 2155, 1 A &S Hdrs. DoW 20 Oct 1916. 9 Pte J. Robertson ( ) Wounded 1917 9 Pte Thomas MacGregor (18) No. 1763, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 6 Jul 1915 9 Pte Henry K. Mitchell (30), 2 Royal West Kents. d. 18 Nov 1918 10 Private William Henry Adkin (44) No. 192624, Royal Air Force. DoW 5 Sep 1918. 10 Pte John Corsie (24) No.41682, 15 HLI. DoW 2 Oct 1918. 10 Pte Robert Corsie (19) No.23663, 1 KOSB. DoW 28 Apr 1917. (MM) 10 Pte Adam Laidlaw (50) No. 8225, 2 KOSB. DoW 20 Nov 1917 10 Pte Thomas “Tommy” Reid (19) No. 1590, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 10 Pte Andrew Yorston (25) No. 21361, 2 HLI. KiA 14 Nov 1916. 10 Pte William Yorston (26), 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917. 10 Pte J. Mack ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 11 Driver Charles G. B. Winton (24) No. 505, RFA. d. pneumonia 15 Feb 1916 15 Pte Adam Wright Fyfe (28) No. 11912, L/ Corp, 12 R. Scots. DoW 19 Jul 1916, 19 Pte John Gillespie (35) No.277773, 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Sep 1918. 21 Pte William Archibald (21) No. 10638, 3 Cam Hdrs, DoW 15 Jan 1916. 21 Pte Joseph Brooks (30) No. 9956, 1 HLI. d. 31 Dec 1918. 21 Pte Robert Dunn (32), MT 18th Special Col., RASC. KiA 20 Apr 1918. 29 Pte John Campbell ( ) Cam Hdrs. PoW in Germany 1918 33 Pte James Barclay (32) No. 304923, 18 HLI. DoW 27 Oct 1917 33 Pte Joseph Coates ( ) Bandsman No. 40474, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 27 May 1917. 33 Pte Thomas Imrie ( ) No. 2060, trooper, 1 Royal Dragoons. KiA 9 Oct 1918. 33 Pte Donald Duncan Neill (20) No. 6871, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 1 Oct 1915. 33 Pte John Armstrong ( ), 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 33 Trooper George MacGibbon (26) No. 3448, 1 Royal Dragoons. KiA 5 Jun 1915 33 Pte Robert MacGibbon (25) No. 21178, sapper, R. Engrs. KiA 9 Aug 1915 33 Pte David Aitken (23) No. 1911, 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 30 Dec 1917 39 Pte John A. Neill ( ) No. R4/ 062937, RASC. DoW 28 Feb 1917 39 Pte B. Mochrie ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, in face & lost left hand 1918.

Gorgie, Cairn Cottage Pte Harry G. Clark (25) No. 20920, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 2 Nov 1917

Gorgie, Crescent, near Gorgie Mills 6 L/Corp J. H. Johnston ( ) MGC. PoW in Germany 1918 7 Pte Peter Johnston Welsh (28), 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917. 11 Pte Thomas Gourlay (18) No.59961, 2 R. Scots. KiA 22 Aug 1918. 15 Pte George Swan (19) No. 132436, 1 MGC (Infantry). d. 10 Apr 1918. 15 Gunner William Swan (21) No.650049, RFA. DoW 7 Sep 1917. 17 Pte James Bain (19) No. 25491, 6 KOSB. KiA 3 May 1917. 18 Pte Robert Robertson ( ) No. 141758, Canadian Inf. KiA 12 Nov 1917.

Gorgie, Damside Cottages, near Westfield Pte John M. MacKillop (30) No. 3402, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Jul 1916. 4 Pte Gavin Agnew Anderson (26) No. 40046, 10, 11 HLI. DoW 22 Oct 1916.

Gorgie, Gorgie Cottages 1 Pte John Rattray ( ) No. 250964, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 24 May 1918 2 Pte Thomas Small MacKinnon ( ) No.23813, R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 2 Aug 1917. 2 Pte James Wight ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a third time 1918 6 Pte David Bell ( ) No. 18613, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 11 Apr 1917. 8 Pte John Turnbull ( ) No. 28210, 18 HLI. KiA 25 Aug 1917.

Gorgie, Gorgie Mills L/Corp Adam Currie (42) No. 2357, Australian Imperial Force. d. 23 Aug 1918 Able seaman John Gray Currie (30) No. Clyde Z/5062, RND. KiA 21 Jul 1916. Pte George Foulis (23) No. 13190, MGC, KiA 1 Jul 1916

Gorgie, Hayfield 2nd Lieut Richard Forsyth MacGibbon (22), Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1917.

Gorgie, Newlands 2 Pte Robert MacKillop (32) No. 8349, 9 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 17 Mar 1917.

Gorgie, Old Square Pte Martin Christie (38) No. 18407, 13 R. Scots. KiA 27 Sep 1915

Gorgie, Tannery Building Sgt Frank Hughes ( ), maybe HLI. Trench Fever 1918 Trooper Robert Hughes ( ) Scots Greys. Wounded 1918

Gorgie Road Pte James White Dryden (29) No. 28032, 7, 8 KOSB. DoW 31 Jul 1917 Quartermaster Sgt Colin MacDonald ( ) No.7376, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 20 Jun 1919 Pte Thomas Mochrie ( ) No. 20896, 2 R. Scots. KiA 25 Sep 1915 Corp John Gilmour, ( ) R. Engrs, (MM) Pte H. S. Cleghorn ( ) , Serving NW Frontier, India 1917 (EEN 16 Aug 1917) 12 Gunner John Arnott (31) No. 951632, RFA. d. PoW at Trelon 16 Sep 1918. 16 Pte Ernest Edgar Ellis (30) No. 19009, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 53 L/Corp Wiliam George Syme Sinclair ( ) No.351393, 9 R. Scots. KiA 21 Sep 1917 53 Sapper R. MacKenzie,( ) R. Engrs, (MM) 61 Pte Alexander Blackhall ( ), 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 10 Apr 1918. 61 Pte William Arthur Cawfield (36) No.118228, RAMC. d. 20 Oct 61 L/Corp James Mitchell MacDonald (26) No. 22028, 17 R. Scots. KiA 23 Jul 1916 61 Pte Edward Dean ( ) KOSB. Wounded for four and fifth time 1918 67 Pte Andrew Burnet ( ) No.9638, 1 BW. DoW 21 Jun 1915 67 Pte James Conner (49) No. 20879, 8 Cam Hdrs. d. 23 Mar 1916. 67 Pte James Thomson Craigie (29) No. 301628, 17 R. Scots. DoW 30 Mar 1918. 67 Pte Alexander Murdoch (19) No.38860, 10 Cam (SR). DoW 19 Aug 1918 67 Gunner James Blaikie Tough (27) No. 196480, RFA. KiA 7 Apr 1918 67 Pte Alexander Conner ( ) R. Scots. Wounded twice. Gassed 1918. 68 Driver Alexander Muir ( ) No. 650414, RFA. DoW 2 Oct 1917. (MM) 68 Pte Matthew Dobbie ( ) R. Scots. Gassed & Wounded 1917 75 Sgt William Thomas Gilmour (29) No. 316559, 13 BW. DoW 14 Oct 1918 81 Bombardier Thomas Leslie (24) No.70303, RFA. d. pneumonia, 11 Nov 1918 81 Gunner Thomas Rigby Ronald (19) No. 837179, RFA. DoW 5 Oct 1918 84 Pte Thomas MacIntyre Baxter (32) No. 8025, 2 R. Scots. DoW 24 Mar 1915 84 PteThomas Drysdale Blyth (20) No.127705, MGC Inf. Killed, gassed, 20 Sep 1918 96 Pte James MacDougall (22), No. 2740, 9 BW. DoW 2 Jun 1916. 96 Pte William Stead (19) No. 52486, 9 HLI. KiA 29 Sep 1918. 96 Pte Robert Taylor (26) No. 12535. 1, 5 A &S Hdrs. DoW 9 Jan 1918 96 Sgt Francis “Frank” Weir (29) No. 13221 3 MGC Infantry. KiA 28 Mar 1918 96 Pte Peter Cuthbert ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 96 Pte Peter Reid ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 106 L/Corp Robert G. Dickson (23), 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 1 Oct 1918. 106 Pte Sam Brindley ( ) No. 20053, R. Scots. Wounded 1916 109 Sgt John Armet (24) No. 880, 5 R. Scots. DoW 12 Jul 1915. 109 Pte William Baxter ( ) No. 39473, 15 R. Scots. DoW 8 May 1917 109 Pte James Innes ( ) No. 9336, trooper, 5 Dragoon Gds. d. 19 Mar 1918. 109 John Dodds Meikle (38) d. heart disease, 5 May 1921 109 Pte Robert Cairns ( ) 13 R. Scots. Gassed or wounded for fourth time 1918 109 Pte Thomas Cairns ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1917 109 Pte James Hughes ( ) 2 HLI. Wounded 1915 110 Pte John Waugh ( ) No. 1668, 1 Australian Imperial Force. DoW 27 Sep 1917 116 Pte John Fanning ( ) No. 17533, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 27 Sep 1918 116 L/Corp John Motion ( ) No. 12896, 8 Cam (SR). DoW 17 Nov 1916. 116 Pte William Durrand Taylor (26) No. 47895, 12 Yorkshire Regt. KiA 9 Apr 1918. 119 Pte William Cameron (21) No. 350899, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917 119 Able seaman William Henry Clarke ( ), Royal Navy. KiA 31 May 1916 119 Pte Edward Cullerton (25) No.120540, RAMC. d. pneumonia, 24 Nov 1918 119 Gunner G. Gray ( ), RFA. KiA 1917 119 Gunner Joseph Scott Gray (22) No. 636431, RFA. d. 26 Sep 1917 119 Pte George Mitchell (35) No. 14229, 2 R. Scots. KiA 14 Mar 1915. 119 Sgt George “Dod” Simons (31) No. 19362, 11 R. Scots. KiA 12 Oct 1917. (MM) 119 Pte R. MacKenzie ( ), R. Scots. Wounded 1916. Twice gassed 119 L/Corp. John Simons,( ) R. Engrs, (MM) 124 Pte John Cowan Campbell (27) No. 16397, 2 R. Scots. DoW 19 May 1915 124 Pte Charles Rutherford ( ) No. 1465, piper, 4 R. Scots. d. dysentry 27 Sep 1915 124 Pte David Caven ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1917 134 Sgt Alexander Acquroff (21). No. 20671, MGC. d. Gassed, 23 Mar 1918. (MM) 134 Pte Adam Brodie (19) No. 11279, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 25 Jan 1915 134 Pte George Lovie (41) No. 16534, 11 Cam (SR). KiA 19 Nov 1916. 134 Pte Adam Richardson (34) No. 33110, 2 Cam (SR). DoW 2 Dec 1917. 134 Pte James Greenock ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. PoW in Germany 1917 154 William McIntosh ( ) Good Citizenship Rewarded 1916 164 Pte John Haston (19) No. 30364, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 20 Aug 1917 172 Thomas Sedwick Saunder Gilchrist (27), 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 12 Apr 1917 172 Driver James Crawford, (MM) 175 Corp James Nicol Beatson ( ) No. 2024, R. Scots. KiA 23 Jul 1916 175 Pte Charles Henry Brookes (34) No. 353025, 2 HLI, KiA 28 Apr 1917. 175 Pte Robert Alfred Gordon (26) No. 11808, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 16 Jul 1916 175 L/Corp Charles Mason (24) No. 351212, 9 R. Scots. d. 23 Nov 1917 175 Pte David Waddell ( ) No.1346, sapper, R. Engrs. KiA 16 Jul 1916. 175 Pte James S. Watson (32) No. 1169, 28 Australian Imperial Force. DoW 18 Jul 1918, 175 Pte John Alison ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 181 Pte Hugh MacKinnon (24) No.320219, RAMC. KiA 24 Sep 1918. 181 Pte David Templeton ( ) No.11793, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 9 May 1915 197 Pte George H. Brownlee ( ) No. 200916, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 31 Jul 1917 197 Pte Charles Stewart (29) No. 21264, 7 Cam Hdrs. DoW. 2 Aug 1917. 197 Pte W. Tait ( ), R. Scots. d. 1918. 218 Pte Alexander Dobbie ( ) No. 62236, RAMC. DoW 15 Jul 1916. 220 Pte James T. Mason ( ) 1 BW. Wounded 1915 221 L/Sgt Andrew Currie ( ), Scots Gds. DoW 1918. 221 L/Sgt Andrew Gorrie (25) No.13129, 1 Scots Gds. Dow 4 Nov 1918. 223 2nd Lieut Robert Henderson (23), 4 Gordon Hdrs. DoW 16 Apr 1917 223 Corp Robert John Keppie (30) No. 355528 HLI. d. 22 Oct 1917. 223 L/Corp William MacDonald (26) No 7312, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 14 Sep 1914. 223 CSM John Bernard Reid (25) No. 13216, Shropshire Light Infantry. DoW 1 Jul 1916 225 Pte Charles Horne (19) No. 5264, 12 A & S Hdrs. d. maleria fever 4 Aug 1917 225 Pte James Horne (19). Missing 1917. 228 Pte John Halliday (20) No. 6847, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 5 Sep 1915 228 Pte David Hardie (31) No.1759, Australian Imperial Force. d. 18 Jun 1916. 228 Pte Alexander Clark Henderson (25), No. 2861, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 12 Oct 1915 228 L/Corp Peter Kelly (30) No.6089, Australian Imperial Force. KiA 14 Jun 1918. 228 Pte John Cobban Welsh (27) No. 88283, RAMC. KIA 29 Apr 1917. 228 Pte T. MacGovern ( ) R. Scots. Missing & Wounded 1918 233 Pte John Williamson (21) No. 7407, 2 Gordon Hdrs. d. 26 Oct 1917. 246 Pte George Bannerman (30) No. 267440, 1/ 6 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 27 Nov 1917. 246 L/Corp Alexander Kelly (28) No. 8562, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 25 Apr 1918 246 Pte Neil Kelly (20) No. 8991, 2 Scots Gds. d. 13 Mar 1915. 255 Pte Robert A. Banks (24) No. 43241, 12 R. Scots. KiA 21 Oct 1916. 255 Pte William Moir Banks (20), 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 22 Apr 1917. 255 L/Corp Alexander Liddle ( ) No. 11991, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 11 Aug 1918. 255 Pte John Liddle ( ) No. 9815, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 22 Apr 1916. 255 Pte John Murie (23) No.10915, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 23 Apr 1917 255 Pte Donald Ross ( ) No. 19093, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 255 Pte F. S. Murie ( ) 1 ,4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 262 Sgt Thomas Beach Landells (21) No. 17134, signaller 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 262 Pte Donald Innes ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1918. 262 Pte S. MacCandless ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded, gunshot in left eye, 1916 262 Pte John Pinkerton ( ), Field ambulance stretcher bearer. Wounded 1918 262 Pte George Sutherland ( ) Cam Hdrs. PoW in Germany 1918 265 Sgt Alexander Nisbet MacKeen (25) No. 8980, 2 Cam Hdrs. d. malaria, 7 Oct 1918 265 L/Corp John Robson (23) No. 25252, 15 R. Scots. DoW 24 Apr 1917. 272 Pte John M. Astbury ( ) No. 18964, R. Scots. Wounded, lost right arm, 1916 286 Pte Frank Callender (31) No. 45724, 2 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1918. 286 Pte William Forrest (25) No. 43613, sapper, R. Engrs, KiA 27 Sep 1915. 296 Pte Robert Fiddes Greig (24) No. 275448, 2 R. Scots. DoW 25 Aug 1918 296 Pte Albert Francis Charles Riddell ( ) No. 46639, 7 R. Scots. d. 30 Dec 1917. 304 Pte George Fletcher ( ) No. 19207, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916. 304 Pte Alexander J. Teviotdale (19) No. 12888, 1 Scots Gds. d. 30 Mar 1916. 304 Pte John Drysdale Young (23) No. 107043, MGC. KiA 29 Nov 1917. 314 Pte John Campbell (22), 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 27 Apr 1915. 344 Able seaman George Herd Sutherland (21) RND. KiA 3Sep 1918. (MM)

Harrison Road, Slateford Road 1 James Miller ( ), Canadian Mounted Rifles. d. 20 Jun 1916. 3 L/Corp William Merry ( ), signaller, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 21 Mar 1918. 5 L/Corp Frederick A. Hislop (27), 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 11 Sep 1915 40 Pte Charles Taylor Smith ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a third time 1918 40 Gunner James Wilson ( ) RFA. Gassed & Wounded 1918 66 2nd Lieut Irvine McKenzie Milne (33), 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 31 Aug 1917. 85 Corp Alexander Strangeways (21) No. 350590, 9 R. Scots. KiA. 24 Mar 1918. 91 Pte Andrew Jarvis (30) No.632661, 2, 20 London Regiment. KiA 30 Apr 1918 91 2nd Lieut F. R. Scott ( ), RFA. PoW in Germany 1918 97 Gunner William Stewart Anderson (33) No.120841, RGA, DoW 9 Oct 1917.

Hazelbank Terrace, Shandon 5 Pte Walter Scott (21) No. 18909, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 6 Pte Robert George Angus (33) No. 446193, Canadian Inf. KiA 29 Oct 1917. 17 L/Corp Alexander “Alec” Stirling (27) No. 9573, ‘2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 20 Jul 1916 18 Pte William Colston (25) No.40361, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 15 Apr 1917. 18 L/Sgt J. D. MacLaren (28) No. 306, 1 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915 18 Rifleman William White MacLaren (25) No.46236, NZ Contingent. KiA 5 Apr 1918 19 Pte Thomas Miller Armour (21) No. 19704, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916. 19 Pte David MacDonald ( ) No. 19550, signaller, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 27 Corp Ebenezer Steele (26) No.40014, 18 HLI. DoW 30 Sep 1918. 36 Pte Robert “Bertie” Eddington (19) No. 2153, 6, 1/5 R. Scots. DoW 27 Sep 1916 38 2nd Lieut A. J. Scott ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded for a second time 1918 61 Pte Robert Telfer (29) No. 21143, 12 R. Scots. DoW 29 Sep 1915

Henderson Terrace, Gorgie Road 6 Pte Robert George Angus (33) No. 446193, Canadian Inf. KiA 29 Oct 1917. 9 Pte Neil MacIntyre ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Gassed. Wounded for third time1918 12 Pte Daniel Kay (28) No. WR/ 179432, sapper, R. Engrs. d. 22 Feb 1919 13 L/Corp John A. Simpson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 15 Gunner William Miller (21) No. 650016, RFA. KiA 28 Apr 1917. 15 Pte Peter Miller ( ) A & S Hdrs. Gassed 1917. Wounded 1918 18 Pte William Colston (25) No.40361, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 15 Apr 1917. 18 L/Sgt J. D. MacLaren (28) No. 306, 1 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915 19 Pte Thomas Miller Armour (21) No. 19704, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916. 19 Pte David MacDonald ( ) No. 19550, signaller, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916

Hermand Crescent, Slateford Road 1 Pte William Meiklejohn ( ) No. 40778, 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 14 Jun 1917. 1 Pte Samuel Robertson (19) No. 35661, 16 HLI. d. 10 Feb 1917 1 Capt William Robertson ( ). Wounded for a second time 1918 3 Pte Thomas Henderson (21) No 13764, 8 Royal Welch Fusiliers. DoW 18 Aug 1915 3 2nd Lieut James Forrest Kidd (21), Royal Air Force. KiA 1 Nov 1918. 3 2nd Lieut George Middlesmas ( ) RAMC. Wounded 1916 3 Driver C. Peat ( ) Transport Section. Wounded 1917 5 Gunner David Alexander Henderson (23) No.345459, RGA. DoW 14 Dec 1917 6 Pte William Watson (20) No. 16631, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 27 Nov 1917. 9 Pte Robert Moffat ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Gassed 1918. 9 Pte Henry Rankin ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1917

Hermand Street, Slateford Road 6 Gunner James Borthwick ( ) RGA. PoW in Germany 1918 8 L/Corp James Auld (21) No. 21788, 1, 7 HLI. DoW 28 Aug 1918 8 A/ Bombardier Thomas Auld (21) No. 1237, RFA. d 3 Aug 1916. 8 Pte Gavin “Guy”Clarkson (35) No. 21276, 13 HLI. Killed, accident, 4 Mar 1917 8 Pte Robert Gray ( ) No. 56412, HLI & 1,7 Cam (SR). KiA 22 Sep 1918. 8 L/Corp George Lothian (19), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 22 Feb 1917. 8 L/Corp George H. Miller ( ) No. 5381, 1, 2 Scottish Horse, d. 17 Nov 1915 8 Pte Henry Thomson (31) No. 35892, 1, 7 Cam (SR). DoW 13 Jun1918 8 Pte Hugh Kerr ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded for a second time 1918 8 Pte John Kerr ( ) No.19744, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Aug 1917.

Hermand Terrace, Slateford Road 4 Pte John Fairbairn (37) No. 41054, 1, 4 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 3 Aug 1917 4 Pte John Henderson (31) No. 43598, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917 4 Pte Richard Hogg (36) No. 31425, 6 KOSB. DoW 23 Jan 1918. 4 Pte James Thomson (19) No. 73027, 14 Coy, MGC. KiA 16 Apr 1916. 4 2nd Lieut. J.W. Wilson, ( ) RFA, (MC) 5 Corp John Borland (27) No. 11601, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 12 Aug 1916. 7 Pte John Bathgate ( ), Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1918. 7 Pte W. Bathgate ( ), 1 Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1915 7 Pte John L. Ross ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916 7 Gunner William L. Ross ( ) Tank Corps. Wounded 1918 9 Pte H. S. Adam ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 14 May 1915 11 Capt. A. Brown ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 12 Lieut Alexander Graham Keith (23) HLI. d. 18 Dec 1918. 12 Pte Daniel Kay (28) No. WR/ 179432, sapper, R. Engrs. d. 22 Feb 1919. 12 L/ Corp A. MacArthur (22) DoW 1915 12 Pte John Wallace (23), 16 R. Scots, Dec 1914. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 13 Gunner William R. M. Gray (22) No. 651978, RFA. DoW 25 Dec 1917 (MM)

Hollybank Terrace, Shandon 7 Corp John MacKay ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1916 14 Pte Hugh Black Fraser (21) No.50340, Imperial Camel Corps. KiA 8 Aug 1918. 26 Pte James Crawford Mitchell (31) No. 19598, 16 R. Scots. d. 11 Apr 1917. 33 Pte Arthur Douglas Beveridge (25) No. 300672, A &S Hdrs. KiA 15 May 1917. 34 Pte Robert Gilmour ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 36 Pte Walter Bell Gilmour (26), RGA. KiA, 1917

Ivy Terrace, Slateford Road Ivy Cottage Sgt Robert Cowie ( ), 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 Ivy Cottage Corp William Cowie ( ), Royal Air Force. d. 6 Dec 1918 Myrtle Cottage 2nd Lieut J. C. Bell ( ), Northumberland Fusiliers. Wounded 1918 2 L/Bombardier George C. Glen ( ) No. 91472, RGA. DoW 4 Nov 1918 3 Lieut. Robert McMurray,( ) R. Engrs, (MC) 5 Pte James Hutchison (26) No. 351123, 9 R. Scots. KiA 4 Dec 1917. 9 Pte Charles Oldershaw (18) No. 52036, 2, 3 R. Scots. DoW 8 Dec 1918 9 2nd Lieut Thomas Harold Oldershaw (20) 3 HLI. KiA 14 Apr 1918. 9 Sgt Arthur George Oldershaw, ( ) RFA, (DCM) 14 L/Corp R. Robertson ( ) R. Scots. Wounded, left leg amputated 1918 15 Pte Thomas Young “Tom” Messer (23) No. 200483, 13 R. Scots. KiA 15 Aug 1918. 28 Trooper Arthur Orr Hay (18) No. 121073, Lothian & Border Horse. d. 14 Sep 1917 28 Sgt William Hay ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918

Laurel Terrace, Slateford Road 1 Pte James Slight Duncan (40) No. 17980, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Aug 1917 8 Staff Sgt David Paul Hope (23) No. 18426, RGA. d. pneumonia, 27 Nov 1918 12 L/Corp Murray Coventry Fowler (23) No. 76753, 14 Tank Corps. KiA 9 Aug 1918

Lewis Terrace, Dalry Road 9 Sgt Sinclair Barnetson (23) Cam (SR). Killed, accident, 1917.

Lily Terrace, Shandon 5 Pte Richard Hogg (36) No. 31425, 6 KOSB. DoW 23 Jan 1918. 5 L/Corp John Hogg ( ), 12 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 10 Pte John "Don" Anderson (27) No. 13031, 1 Royal Dragoons, d. 29 Nov 1918.

McLeod Street, Gorgie Road Pte David Blyth (27) No. 13105, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 25 Sep 1915 Pte Robert Wilson ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded for a second time 1916 3 Corp James Dignan (28) No. 43633, 15 R. Scots. KiA 28 Apr 1917. 3 Pte William Murray (30) No. 4139, trooper, 1 Scottish Horse. d. 29 Nov 1915 4 Pte Frank Fleming (20), 1 HLI. d. 11 Jan 1917. 4 2nd Lieut George Snowie (22), 1 KOSB. KiA 15 Sep 1916. 4 Driver John Waugh ( ) No. 57893, RASC. DoW 28 Mar 1918 4 Pte J. Fleming ( ), sapper, R. Engrs. PoW in Germany 1918 4 Lieut John T. Taylor ( ) Canadians. Gassed 1918 5 Pte Thomas Hay (20) No. 11554, 2 KOSB. DoW 3 Nov 1914. 5 Pte A. Wilson ( ), No. 12386, 13 R. Scots. DoW 2 Jul 1916. 5 Pte David Hay (19) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 10 Pte Archibald MacDonald (29) No. 25188, 6 Cam Hdrs. d. 23 Dec 1916. 10 Pte William Methven (36) No. 7902, 2 R. Scots. KiA 14 Dec 1914 10 Pte Robert Prior (21) No. 43375, 15 R. Scots. DoW 1917. 21 Pte Hector Craig Simpson Graham (24) No. 1563, 1 BW. d. 25 Sep 1915.

McLeod Street (Corporation Buildings), Gorgie Road Pte David Blyth (27) No. 13105, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 25 Sep 1915 15 Pte Charles Finlayson (26) No. 14052, 4 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917 16 Pte George Manson ( ) London Regt. Wounded 1918 18 Pte Alexander Duff (22) No. 3567, 1/5 R. Scots. KiA 9 Aug 1916. 18 L/Corp James Adam Duff (19) No. 2765, 5 R. Scots. d. 16 Nov 1916. 24 Pte William Murray (30) No. 4139, trooper, 1 Scottish Horse. d. 29 Nov 1915 44 Pte George MacLuckie ( ) No. 351046, 9 R. Scots. KiA 20 Sep 1917. 44 Mrs McLuckie ( ). Good Citizenship Reward 1918. (TED 22 Jul 1918)

Merchiston Grove, Shandon 2 Pte J. Laing ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 2 Corp A. H. Smith ( ) BW. Missing 1916 4 Lieut --- Laing ( ), Canadian Inf. KiA 1917. (DCM) 5 Pte John Allan (30) No.11456, signaller, 7 Cam Hdrs. DoW, 1 Aug 1917. 5 Pte James Allan ( ) 6 Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1915 6 Sgt James Smith Souness ( ) No. 268439, 9 BW. KiA 1 Sep 1918. 6 Pte Thomas McKinnie Turner (31) No. 207396, R. Engrs. Drowned 8 Dec 1918 8 L/Corp James Sellar ( ) R Scots. Wounded for a second time 1918 9 L/ Corp Donald Bain (24) No. 27236, 2 Cam (SR). DoW 15 Jun 1918. 9 Pte William Black (27) R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 9 2nd Lieut Alexander Angus Bruce (28), RFA. KiA 24 Jun 1918. 9 Pte John Henderson ( ) Lothian & Border Horse & R. Scots. Wounded 1918 11 Pte William Hewit (21) No. 250841, 4 R. Scots. KiA. 23 Aug 1918. 11 Driver William Thomas Mackie ( ) No. 175887, RFA. DoW 11 Oct 1917 11 Sgt A. Hewit, ( ) RFA, 11 Merchiston Grove (DCM) 12 Baillie ( ) PoW 1918 13 Pte John Kerr ( ) No.19744, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Aug 1917.

Moat Place, Slateford Road 3 Sgt Joseph MacNeill ( ), Cam (SR) then R. Scots. KiA 18 Sep 1918. 4 Sgt P. S. McCartney, ( ) Royal Canadians, (MM)

Moat Street, Slateford Road The Cottage Pte John Brown ( ), R. Scots, DoW 1918 1 L/Corp A. R. Chasser ( ) Australian Imperial Force. Wounded 1917 2 Pte Frederick Moore (20) No. 19071, 11 R. Scots. KiA 21 Mar 1917 4 Pte James King (21) No. 267007, 6 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 23 Nov 1917. 4 Pte Hugh Lackie ( ) Canadian Inf. d. 1915. 4 L/Corp David Skene (20) No. 11169, A & S. DoW 15 Sep 1915. 11 Pte James V. H. Brown ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded for second time 1918. 12 Pte John Alexander (26) No. 201426, 4 R. Scots. d. 19 Apr 1917. 12 Pte James T. Alexander ( ), R. Scots. Wounded 1917 & 1918. 14 Pte George Johnston (25) No. 418788, Canadian Inf. DoW 12 Nov 1915. 14 Pte John T. Johnston ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 16 Pte Alexander Blair (34) No. 201669, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 19 Apr 1917. 16 Pte David Stewart ( ) No. 40823, 11 R. Scots. DoW 22 Mar 1917 18 Driver John MacIntosh (24) No. 650418, RFA. d. 16 Nov 1919. 22 Pte John "Jack" D. Anderson (22). No. 8207, Scots Greys. KiA 10 Apr 1917. 22 Pte James B. Copeland (46) No. 415671, RASC. d. 6 Nov 1918, 24 Sgt George Frater (22) No.12009, 11 R. Scots. DoW 19 Jul 1916. 26 Pte John Cameron ( ), R. Scots. DoW 1917. 26 Pte Robert Frater Jacks (22) No.10518, 1 R. Scots. KiA 14 Oct 1915 26 Sgt Richard Jacks ( ) RASC & Worcestershire Regt. PoW in Germany 1918 30 Pte A. Girdwood ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 40 Gunner George Bell ( ) RFA. PoW 1918. 52 Pte W. Sime ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1915 54 Gunner Archibald Hinselwood ( ) RGA. Wounded 1918

Moat Terrace, Slateford Road 4 Pte James Borthwick (23) No. 40013, 5, 17 R. Scots. d. 11 May 1918. 4 Pte Thomas C. Borthwick (18) No. 1567, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 May 1915 4 Pte Hugh Lockie (34) No. 68143, Canadian Inf. KiA 13 Oct 1915 10 Corp A. G. Dickson ( ), 2 BW. Malaria fever 1917 26 Gunner John Scaiff (20) No. 307259, RGA. DoW 15 Jul 1917. 28 Pte David Howie ( ) No. 50644, 17 R. Scots. KiA 26 Mar 1918. 28 Sgt William Howie ( ) No. 26393, 7, 8 KOSB. KiA 23 Jul 1918. 28 Pte James Howie ( ) A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1918 30 Pte William MacNeish ( ) 1 Gordon Hdrs. PoW in Germany 1915

Murdoch Terrace, Dundee Street L/ Corp A. A. Clark ( ) Scots Greys & A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916 2 L/Corp Andrew Cowe Mattocks (21) No. 11303, 2 R. Scots. KiA 20 Jul 2 Pte George Mattocks (19) No. 2549, 2 or 3 R. Scots. KiA 9 Mar 1915 4 Pte James Dalgleish (33), No. 8550, 2 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915 5 Corp R. MacDowell ( ) late Sgt, R. Scots. Wounded 1917. 5 Pte Thomas Mason ( ). Wounded 1917 6 Pte Peter Jeffrey (32) No.25013, 10 Cam (SR). DoW 19 Apr 1917. 6 Pte David Ledgerwood ( ), Royal Irish Fusiliers. KiA 16 Aug 1915 6 Pte David Charles Menzies ( ) No. 88278, RAMC. DoW 22 Jan 1917. 6 Pte James Robertson ( ), R. Scots. KiA 24 Apr 1918. 6 Pte William Stewart (28) No. 15932, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Apr 1916. 7 Stoker 1st Class David Alexander Falconer (19), Royal Navy. Lost at sea 1 Jun 1916 7 Pte William Mackie (25) No. 19062, 16 R. Scots. DoW 7 Nov 1918 7 Pte James Watson ( ), R. Scots. d. 1916 8 Pte Laughlin Flynn ( ) No. 5502, Army Cyclist Corps. DoW 8 Apr 1917 8 A/Corp George Scott (22) No. 1892, 1 BW. KiA 22 Feb 1916. 8 Pte John R. Weddell (39), RFR/ CH/33/832, Royal Marine Light Inf. KiA 5 Oct 1914 9 Gunner John Edwards (23), signaller, RGA. KiA, gassed 14 Apr 1918. 9 Pte Frank Methven (20) No. 275226, 12 R. Scots. DoW 14 Oct 1917. 9 Pte J. Millar ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1915 10 Pte William Clark (31), Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917 10 Deck Boy Ernest Easton (16), HM Drifter “Jeannie Murray”. d. 15 Feb 1918. 10 Sapper Andrew Wilson Miller (33) No. 93293, R. Engrs. d. 14 Dec 1917. 10 Pte Robert Morrison ( ) No. 17801, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 11 Pte William MacDougall (39) No. 5001, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 11 Nov 1914 12 Driver Charles Laughlin ( ), RASC. KiA 26 Dec 1917. 12 Pte A. Forbes ( ) MGC. PoW 1918. 12 L/Corp John Orr ( ) R. Engrs. PoW 1918 12 Corp Comrie Turner ( ) 13 R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1916 13 Pte David “Davie” Collins (47) No. 115543, Royal Air Force. d. 27 Jul 1919. 13 Pte Henry Day Collins (22) No. 29595, 2 R Scots. KiA 3 May 1917. 13 Sgt W. Collins ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Missing 1918 14 L/ Corp James Dunbar (29) No. 11743, 4 Canadian Inf. DoW 13 Sep 1915 15 CSM David Wilson Aitken (35) No. 147929, Canadian Inf. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 15 Pte William Ferguson (28) No. 251014, 16 R, Scots. DoW 18 Apr 1918. 15 L/Corp James B. Hickie ( ) No.25775, R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 30 Jul 1916 15 Pte John MacKay (24) No. 9356, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 3 Feb 1917 15 George Mitchell ( ), Good Citizenship Reward 1916 16 Pte William Beattie (24) Enlisted Jan 1915, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 15 Jun 1917. 16 Pte William Brown (19) No. 51279, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1918. 17 Pte James Haig Corstorphine ( ) No. 40416, 11 R. Scots. KiA 6 Jun 1917 17 L/Corp Peter Kirk (20) No.14057, 10 Cam (SR). KiA 1 Aug 1917. 17 Pte Thomas Kirk ( ) No. 8091, 2 HLI. KiA 25 Sep 1915

Murieston Crescent, Dalry Road 1 Pte James Banks (33) No. 33703, 1, 7 Cam (SR), KiA 1 Nov 1917. 1 Pte John Davidson (31), No. 11899, 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 21 Jul 1918. 1 Pte John Logan ( ), R. Scots. DoW 14 Oct 1918 1 Pte Thomas McKinnie Turner (31) No. 207396, R. Engrs. Drowned 8 Dec 1918 1 Pte Donald R. Graham ( ) KOSB. Wounded 1918 2 Pte R. Rutherford ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1917 3 2nd Lieut John Farquhar Mowat (24), 7 Yorkshire Regiment. d. 15 May 1917 3 Pte William S. Wilson ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1918 4 Pte James Paterson ( ), A & S Hdrs. KiA 1916. 4 Pte Robert Watt ( ), R. Scots. Missing & wounded 1918 5 L/Corp James Dickson Melrose (23) No. 202443, 5, 6 Cam (SR). KiA 16 Apr 1918 5 Pte John Sinclair (22), 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 27 Aug 1918. t 5 Pte John Wilson (39) No.671295, RFA. KiA 19 Nov 1917. 7 A/Bombardier George Robertson ( ) No. 293, RFA. d. 13 Nov 1916. 9 Gunner Andrew Henderson Bow (22) RFA, DoW 1917 9 Pte James Ross Colley (18) No. 3866, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 9 Pte John Ednie Hall (24) No. 7898, South African Scottish. KiA. 9 Apr 1917. 9 Sgt Robert Henderson (24) No. 650170, RFA. DoW 9 Sep 1917. (MM) 9 Pte George Hall ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 11 2nd Lieut J. R. M. Mitchell ( ) MGC. PoW in Germany 1918. 15 Gunner Thomas McC. Dickson (23) No. 192536, RFA. d. 9 Sep 1918. 15 Pte David Turner Ferguson (28) No. 9749, Army Cyclist Corps. KiA 29 Sep 1918 15 Pte James George “Jim” Hurry (24) No.192244, Canadian Inf . KiA 29 Sep 1918. 15 2nd Lieut. A. Edwards ( ) Wounded 1918 17 Pte Charles Garrick (19), 7 Cam Hdrs. d. 27 Jan 1917. 17 Pte James M. Pendreigh (21) No. 16500, signaller, Scots Gds. KiA 6 Apr 1918. 17 Pte Matthew Talbot ( ) No. 17258, Signal Section, 1 Gordon Hdrs. d. 8 May 1918 17 Pte John Allan Battyuke Wilson (37) No. 234731 Labour Corps. DoW 16 Feb 1919. 19 L/Corp Andrew Spiers (38) No.47399, 13 Royal Inneskilling Fus.. KiA 27 Aug 1918 21 Staff Nurse Jessie S. Jamieson (30) Territorial Force Nursing Service. d. 13 Dec 1918 23 L/Sgt Harry MacKendrick (28), 9 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915 23 Pte William Stark Wilson (30). No. 33761, 4 Cam (SR). KiA 26 Aug 1918. 25 Pte Alexander Watson (20), 15 HLI. KiA 29 Sep 1918. 25 L/ Corp J. Henderson ( ), 1 BW. Wounded 1915

Murieston Lane, Gorgie Road Pte Robert Hadden ( ) No. 10271, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 25 Jan 1916. L/Corp William C. Hadden ( ) No. 19034, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 6 Pte Richard Melville Cornwall (19) No. 10432, 2 A & S Hdrs. DoW 21 Sep 1916.

Murieston Place, Dalry Road 2 Pte Charles Robert Bush (34) No. 201659, 1, 4 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 19 Apr 1917. 2 Pte George Paterson (27) No. 351666, 9 R. Scots. d. pneumonia 20 Feb 1917 3 L/Sgt David Buchan (33) No. 6894, Piper, 1 HLI. KiA 20 Dec 1914 4 Pte David Hardie (28) No. 13287, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 21 Mar 1918 4 Pte Duncan Roderick MacCrae (37) No. 2272, 1, 5 R. Scots. DoW 16 May 1915 4 Pte George Darter ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 13 Jun 1915, 4 Sgt W. H. MacCrae (19) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 5 Pte George Craik (39), KiA 14 Apr 1917 5 Pte William Craik (39) No. 447041, 14 Canadian Inf, KiA 26 Jun 1916. 5 L/Corp George Fraser Duguid (23) No.38212, Yorkshire Light Inf. KiA 9 Jun 1917 5 Pte James Watt Duguid (20) No. 43273, 12 R. Scots. KiA 21 Oct 1916

Murieston Road, Dalry Road 1 Pte James Kay ( ) sapper, R. Engrs. Wounded 1915 4 Pte Daniel Kay (28) No. WR/ 179432, sapper, R. Engrs. d. 22 Feb 1919. 4 L/Corp Harry Affleck ( ), KOSB. PoW 1918 12 L/Corp D. Henderson ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1918 12 Pte Gilbert Bruce Kirk (23) No. 122929, 12 Coy, MGC. KiA 27 Mar 1918. 12 L/Corp James MacKenzie (26) No. 266524, 11 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 27 Sep 1918 12 Pte Ernest D. Rae ( ) signaller, RFA. Wounded 1918 12 Pte Ian MacKenzie Rae ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1918

Murieston Terrace, Dalry Road Pte James Robertson (39) No. 250056, 12 R. Scots. KiA 24 Apr 1918. 2 Sgt John Armet (24) No. 880, 5 R. Scots. DoW 12 Jul 1915. 4 Pte James Anderson Smart (39) No. 11973, 1 Seaforth Hdrs, DoW 30 May 1918. 4 Pte John Pauline Smart (37) No. 30967, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Mar 1918 5 Pte Thomas Nathaniel (19) No. 2923, sapper, R. Engrs. KiA 12 Jul 1915, 6 Pte James Barbour (20) No.18968, 16 R. Scots. d. 3 Aug 1917 6 Sgt John Grant Suttie Eunson ( ) No. 246, 1,4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 8 Pte David McL. Black ( ) No. 37821, 15 HLI. DoW 23 Apr 1917. 8 Pte Alexander D. Inglis (24) No. 8673, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 7 Apr 1915. 8 L/Corp Ernest Alexander Reilly (23) No. 1171, R. Scots. d. 11 Mar 1919 8 Pte James Sutherland ( ) signaller, R. Scots. Wounded 1917 10 Sgt Robert Doughty ( ) No.276176, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 27 Mar 1918. (DCM) 10 L/Corp D. MacLeod ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1917

Myrtle Terrace, Slateford Road 11 Deck Boy Robert Rose MacKay (17) No.841/SBD, gunner, RNVR. d. 31 Oct 1917 25 Sgt Donald Hay ( ) RFA. Wounded 1917 36 Pte Gordon Porteous Leighton (19) No. 41910, 2 KOSB. KiA 28 Jun 1918.

Newton Street, Gorgie Road Pte William Bonnar ( ), R. Scots. Wounded for fourth time 1918. Pte W. Scott ( ). Serving NW Frontier, India 1917 (EEN 16 Aug 1917 3 L/Corp R. G. Paterson ( ) R. Scot. Wounded for a third time 1916 4 Able seaman George Anderson ( ) No.Clyde Z/ 3686, RND, d. 20 Feb 1917. 4 Pte John Heaney ( ) R. Scots. PoW & wounded, for a third time,in Germany 1918 5 Sgt John Keating ( ) No. 3723, Scottish Horse. DoW 24 Oct 1915 5 Pte James Darling Penman (27) No. 251372, R. Scots. KiA 18 Aug 1917. 5 Pte William Walker (29) No. 2637, 7 A & S Hdrs. Died at the Front 13 Mar 1915. 6 Pte Archibald Bonnar (41) No. 19713, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 6 Pte John R. MacDonald (20), 9 Australian Imperial Force. DoW 16 Nov 1915 6 Pte John Nisbet Pow (34) No. 5170, sapper, Canadian Engrs. KiA 3 Aug 1916. 6 Sgt Thomas Pow ( ) No. 428776, sapper, Canadian Engrs. KiA 28 Apr 1917. 6 L/ Corp George Rankeillor (20) No. 9546, 1st Royal Dragoons. KiA. 11 Apr 1917 7 Pte Alexander Smith ( ) No. 36016, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 31 Jul 1917 7 Pte Robert Sutherland ( ) signaller, Gordon Hdrs. PoW 1918 8 Pte James Carse (20) No. 202614, 9 Cam (SR). KiA 23 Jul 1918 8 Corp William Walker (31) No. 79574, R. Engrs. d. 21 Nov 1915. 8 Pte W. Walker ( ) 2 Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed 1915 9 Pte Thomas Auld (26). No. 8124, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 12 Oct 1915. 9 Pte John George Bennie (19) No.2828, 1/5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 27 Sep 1916, 9 Pte John Hunter ( ) No.11212, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 1 Jul 1916 9 L/Corp Nichol Mercer (38) No. 21952, 15 R. Scots. DoW 24 Mar 1918. 9 Pte George Rennie (19) No. 2828, 1, 5 & 6 R. Scots. KiA 27 Sep 1916. 10 Pte George Millar ( ) No.200996, 4, 5 BW. KiA 9 Jul 1917. 10 Pte W. Bennett ( ), R. Scots. Wounded 1917 11 L/Corp Charles Reid (26) No. 16568, 10 Cam (SR). d. 31 Oct 1915. 11 Pte James Gilbert Robertson ( ), KOSB. KiA 14 Oct 1914

Northcote Street, Dalry Road Pte James Donoghue ( ) KOSB. PoW in Germany 1918 Pte W. Hunt ( ). Serving NW Frontier, India 1917 (EEN 16 Aug 1917 2 Pte Basil Henderson (21) No.1504, 9 R. Scots. KiA 25 Jul 1916. 3 Pte John A. Blellock (23) No.12046, 1, 7 HLI. KiA 20 Dec 1917. 3 Armourer George Fair ( ) Patrol & Escort Fotilla, RN. (DSM) 5 Pte Henry William Rutherford (23) No.310039, 7 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917. 5 Pte Peter Duff Wagstaff (34) No. 17319, 2 Cam Hdrs. d. 28 Apr 1915. 6 Sgt Noel Cameron ( ) No. 9286, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 Oct 1916. 6 L/ Corp Charles Dick (33) No. 9107, 12 R. Scots. DoW 29 Apr 1918 6 Pte Thomas Hart Hendry (25) No. 9674, 1 R. Scots. KiA 22 Apr 1915 6 Pte John H. Bonneyman ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 7 Sgt George Allan ( ) No. 1662. L/Corp, L/ Sgt, 1 BW. KiA 29 Oct 1914. 7 Pte Alexander Fraser (28) No. 514018, Labour Corps. d. 7 Aug 1919

Ogilvie Terrace, Shandon 2 L/Corp Andrew Mathieson (23) No. 351026, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 1 May 1917 2 Pte Harry Munro (20) No. 210613, Canadian Inf. KiA 26 Aug 1917. 2 Pte John Johnston Reekie (27) No. 2305. 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1915. 2 Sgt Alexander Marshall ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1918 4 Corp Robert Kilpatrick (24) No. 50046, Sapper, R. Engrs, d., 8 Dec 1918 5 Pte Thomas Anderson Robertson (31) RGA, (Tyneside Scottish) d. 10 Dec 1918. 6 Pte Archibald Burrell (31) No. 25761, 2 R. Scots. KiA 16 Jul 1916 6 Pte Francis Harkness (26) No. 19497, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916. 6 Pte Harry Waugh (27) No. 17938, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 16 Oct 1916. 6 Pte J. Stewart, ( ) RASC, (DCM). Newspaper Item (EEN 27 Jun 1916, photo) 12 L/Corp A. Anderson (37) No. M2/147599, RASC, d. 3 Dec 1917. 12 Corp James Anderson (37) No. 799654, 15 Canadian Inf. KiA 9 Aug 1918. 12 Gunner William Andrews (31) No. 14185, RGA. d. 14 Oct 1915. 12 L/Corp John Shields (21) No. 10696, Scots Greys. KiA 23 Mar 1918. 16 Gunner William Stewart Anderson (33) No.120841, RGA, DoW 9 Oct 1917. 16 Sgt Charles Stewart Anderson ( ) No. 18787, R. Scots. Wounded severely 1916 18 Pte Alfred Craigie Keith MacKie (25) No. 113, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Oct 1915 20 L/Corp John McDonald Alexander (31) No. 64731, 3 HLI. d. 4 Apr 1919.

Orwell Place, Dalry Road Pte William Grant ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1916. Pte D. C. Nisbet ( ). Serving NW Frontier, India 1917 (EEN 16 Aug 1917) 1 Colour Sgt Alexander C. Lamont ( ), late of Queens Edin.Rifles. d. 14 Sep 1914 1 Corp James Nicholson ( ) 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 1 Gunner William Breakley, ( ) Tank Corps, (DCM) 2 Trooper John Dunnet (19) No. 8620, 1 Royal Dragoons. DoW 20 Jan 1916. 4 Pte William Henry Stewart ( ) No.11869 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 1916. 5 Pte Alfred Griffiths Malcolm (19) No. 41048, 17 R. Scots. d. 23 Aug 1917. 6 Pte Archibald Burrell (31) No. 25761, 2 R. Scots. KiA 16 Jul 1916. 8 L/Corp John Anderson ( ) No.11237, 1 Coldstream Gd. KiA 15 Sep 1916. 8 Sgt Robert A. Anderson (30), Cam Hdrs. Killed 17 Nov 1917. 8 Pte James Campbell (20) No. 40088, 7, 8 KOSB. KiA 24 Apr 1917 8 Pte George Stewart Dodds (25) No. 351511, 9, 12 R. Scots. KiA 12 Oct 1917 9 Pte William MacKenzie ( ), Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1918. 9 RSM Robert Rankin (23) 8 Royal West Kent Regt. KiA 29 May 1918. (DCM) 9 Pte Lancelot George Reed (20) No. 8621, Scots Greys. KiA 10 Apr 1917. 9 Pt John Gair Rankin ( ) A & S Hdrs. PoW in Germany1918 11 L/Corp H. J. MacMillan ( ) 1, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 11 Pte P. Paterson ( ), piper, Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1918 12 Sgt Douglas Anderson (21) 1, 5 R. Scots, KiA 13 Jun 1915 12 Pte Thomas Stretton Baird (20) No. 56816, RAMC. d. 28 Jan 1917. 14 Corp Arthur Black ( ), 7 Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1916 18 Sgt David Graham Urquhart (32) No. 17264, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 18 Pte T. Paterson ( ) 11 A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1915 20 L/Corp William Seggie Findlay (26) No.422248, R. Engrs. KiA 2 May 1917. 20 Pte Thomas Hetherington (20) No. 8715, 1 Scots Gds. KiA, 11 Nov 1914 20 Pte William Richardson ( ) pioneers, Seaforth Hdrs. PoW in Germany 1918 21 Pte John Longmuir South Manson (28) No. 41127, Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 23 Mar 1918 21 Pte Arthur Foster Scott ( ), R. Scots. KiA 22 Aug 1918. 21 Pte Alexander Seath (27) No. 276860, 1, 8 A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Jul 1918. 21 Sgt David Laing Seath (25) No. 10333, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 3 Sep 1916. (MM) 22 Pte Harry Albert Downie (18) No. 19005, 16 R. Scots. KiA, 1 Jul 1916. 22 Pte George W. Miller (21) No. 11947, 2 or 10 HLI. KiA 25 Sep 1915 22 Bombardier J. Dalrymple,( ) RGA, (MM) 23 Driver James Hunter (35) No.38329, RGA. DoW 13 Oct 1918 23 Pte Archibald McAlistair Poyner ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 23 Pte Prentice Shearer Poyner ( ) R. Scots. PoW 1918. 24 L/Corp Lewis Jack ( ), 12 HLI. KiA 28 Mar 1918. 24 Pte Andrew Williamson ( ) No. 8041, 2 HLI. KiA 13 Nov 1916 24 Pte Oliver Logan ( ) Royal Marine Light Inf. Wounded for a second time 1917 24 Pte T. Sutherland ( ) No. 11164, A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916

Orwell Terrace, Dalry Road 1 Pte Hamilton W. Lauriston ( ) No. 96203, sapper, R. Engrs. KiA 14 Jul 1916. 5 Rifleman Thomas Adams Hoggan (19) No.2585, 5 R. Scots. KiA 10 Aug 1916. 5 Corp James Shaw ( ) No. 8766, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 30 May 1918 5 Pte William L. Shaw (27) No. 23237, 13 R. Scots. KIA 15 Sep 1916 5 Pte D. G. Hoggan ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1917 5 Pte James Hoggan ( ) HLI. Wounded 1917 6 Pte Donald MacAulay (22) No. 12387, A & S Hdrs. KiA 30 Sep 1918. 6 Pte George Smith ( ) R. Scots. Wounded twice. Gassed 1918 7 L/Corp John Cleghorn (20) No. 10477, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 12 Oct 1916 9 Pte James Kinghorn (29) No. 23769, 2 KOSB. DoW 12 Oct 1917 9 Gunner William Whyte Moffat (35) No. 344627, RGA. KiA 27 Jul 1917. 11 Pte Alexander Stewart (21) No. 350958, 9 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917 11 Leading aircraftman George T. D. Wood (33) No.103186, RAF. d. 3 Jan 1920.

Primrose Terrace, Slateford Road 1 Sgt W. H. Sponder ( ) R. Scots. PoW & wounded 1917 1 Corp C. E. Sponder ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1918 3 Able seaman William Wallace ( ) RND. Wounded 1916 12 Pte Andrew Gilbert ( ) No. 2212, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 12 Pte James Gilbert ( ) No. 6932, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 8 May 1917

Reid’s Buildings, Gorgie Road 3 Pte Samuel Rankine Jack (21) No. R4/ 064219, Cam (SR). DoW 2 Jul 1915 3 Pte William Smith (50) No. 17625, Depot, Cam Hdrs. d. 12 Sep 1915 4 L/Corp John Main (34) No. 21643, 17 R. Scots. DoW 14 Apr 1916. 4 Pte David Hunter ( ) R. Scots. PoW & wounded 1917 7 Trooper John Robertson ( ), 1 Royal Dragoons. KiA 25 Jan 1916.

Richmond Terrace, Dalry Road 3 Pte David A. MacDonald (38) No. 41734, KOSB & 12 HLI. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 9 Gunner Robert MacGuffie (22) No. 347447, RGA. d. 5 Oct 1918. 9 L/Corp J. D. Young ( ) R. Scots. PoW 1918. 13 Pte Peter Anton. Finlayson ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1918 17 Pte John Gibson Abbey (33) No. 266956, BW. d. of disease 28 Dec 1918 28 L/Corp Eric J. Morrison ( ) No. 40796, 11 R. Scots. KiA 24 Mar 1918.

Ritchie Place, Dundee Street 1 L/Corp Walter Allan Fraser (20) No.17416, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 2 Apr 1916 3 Pte William Chisholm ( ) No. 410705, Canadian Inf. d. 27 Oct 1916. 5 Pte James Burnet (21) No.275360, 1,8 R. Scots. d. 9 Apr 1918. 5 Sgt William MacKenzie (28) No.8876, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 25 Apr 1915. 7 Pte John Hannah ( ) No.9288, 9 Gordon Hdrs. DoW17 Oct 19 16 8 Pte James Bailey French ( ) No.8164, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 29 Oct 1914 10 Pte Hugh Hunter ( ) No.7334, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1915 10 Pte Peter Johnston Welsh (28), 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917. 10 Corp James “Jim” Wightman (24) No. 13285, 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917

Robertson Avenue, Gorgie Road “Mayfield” Pte Alexander Ramsay Cain (18) No. 122606, 6 Gordon Hdrs. d. 11 Apr 1918. ”Mayfield” Pte Hugh McD. Cain (21) No.250616, L/ Corp, 5, 6 R. Scots. DoW 9 Apr 1918 “Mayfield” Pte G. M. Cain ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded for second time 1918. 3 Corp William Gerard, ( )Gordon Hdrs, (MM). Item (ENN 2 Dec 1916, photo) 4 Pte James Cassidy (20) No. 275932, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 11 Aug 1918. 4 Pte Peter Clark (30) No. 276081, 15 R. Scots. KiA 7 Jun 1917. 4 Pte Thomas Vincent MacLuskey (32) No. 37845, 2 HLI. DoW 1 Dec 1917. 5 Rifleman Alexander Holton ( ) No.371778, (Post Office Rifles). KiA 15 Sep 1916 5 Sgt James Jeffrey (31) L/Sgt No. 8900, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DOW 24 Oct 1916 5 Pte William Jeffrey ( ) No. 1339, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 21 Apr 1917 5 Pte William Dallas ( ) R. Scots. Gassed & wounded 1918 5 Pte Robert Jeffrey ( ) Gordon Hdrs. Wounded in or before 1916 5 Pte Mark Archibald, ( ) Cam Hdrs, (DCM) 5 Pte Richard Jeffrey ( ) RAMC. Newspaper Item (EEN 9 Jun 1917) 6 Rifleman Millar Haxton (19), 6 King’s Royal Rifle Corps, d. 3 Apr 1916 6 Pte John Wallace ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1918 7 Pte David H. Hastings (19) No. 59264, 2 R. Scots. DoW 25 May 1918. 7 Pte John MacKay (38) No. 17746, 2 KOSB. KiA 4 Oct 1917. 7 Gunner Alexander Walker Ritchie (28) No. 87747, RGA. DoW 9 Aug 1917 8 Pte Henry Simmons (22) No. 28596, 2, 5 Royal Lancaster Regt. d. 26 Oct 1917. 9 Pte Peter Calder (26) No 10526, drummer, 1, R. Scots. KiA 22 May 1915 9 L/Corp Peter MacDade ( ) No.10033, 2 R. Scots. DoW 14 Jul 1916. 12 Pte John Hall Anderson ( ) No.41199, 9 R. Scots. KiA 12 Apr 1917. 12 Pte James Barbour (20) No.18968, 16 R. Scots. d. 3 Aug 1917 16 Pte John Lowe (19) No. 3495, 12 R. Scots. KiA 6 Sep 1916.. 18 Rifleman William Lonnie (19) No. 375697, (Post Office Rifles). DoW 10 Aug 1918 19 Pte James Sutherland (38) No. 7427, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 28 Mar 1918. 26 Pte George Reid ( ) No. 20704, 15 R.Scots. KiA 28 Apr 1917 26 Pte Henry George Reid (18) No. 58944, 9 R. Scots. d. 13 Apr 1918. 26 Rifleman James Alexander Reid (19) No. 608078, London Regt, DoW 16 Aug 1917 34 L/Corp David Meal (29) No. 40986, R. Scots. KiA 28 Mar 1918. 34 Pte James Darling Penman (27) No. 251372, R. Scots. KiA 18 Aug 1917. 34 Pte James Dickson ( ) signaller, Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1917 36 Pte Gilbert Bruce Kirk (23) No. 122929, MGC. KiA 27 Mar 1918.

Saughton Avenue, Gorgie Road 2 Pte George Russell ( ) No. 18477, 19 Manchester Regt. KiA 1 Jul 1916 2 Pte John Williamson (20), Lothian & Border Horse & R. Scots. Killed 1918. 2 Bombardier George Grant ( ) RFA. Wounded 1917

Saughton Crescent, Gorgie Road 1 Sgt William MacKenzie (28) No.8876, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 25 Apr 1915. 28 L/Corp Charles Stevenson (42) No.1803. 3, RAMC. Drowned 13 Aug 1915.

Saughton Hall Mains, Gorgie Pte James Piercy (21) No. 9115, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 25 Jan 1915 Pte John Reynolds ( ) No. 14603, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 25 Sep 1916. Pte David Symons (22) No.25115, 11 R. Scots. DoW 26 Jul 1918

Shandon Crescent, Shandon

2 L/Sgt Edward Downs Dempster (26) No. 201671, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 15 Jul 1917 13 Pte William Hewit (21) No. 250841, 4 R. Scots. KiA. 23 Aug 1918. 19 Pte Arthur Ernest Grafton ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1916 23 L/Corp Frank T. Jamieson (26) No R/6965, 2 King's Royal Rifles. KiA 22 Jun 1916

Shandon Place, Shandon 5 L/Corp Frank Newton ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a third time 1918 13 Sgt Robert Henderson (24) No. 650170, RFA. DoW 9 Sep 1917 15 Pte William Grieve (29) No. 285088, 6 Gordon Hdrs. d. 20 Nov 1917 15 Capt John Francis MacLaren, (22) 2 or 4 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Sep 1915 15 Pte Neil MacLaren ( ), Devonshire Regiment. KiA 24 Apr 1917. 16 L/Corp David Skene (20) No. 11169, A & S. DoW 15 Sep 1915

Shandon Road, Shandon 4 Pte Robert Fyfe Kilpatrick (23) No. 12326. 11 A & S Hdrs. DoW 25 Sep 1916

Shandon Street, Shandon 1 Pte Andrew Black (20), 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 2 Pte William James Whitton (20) No.20129, 15 R. Scots. DoW 30 Jun 1916 10 2nd Lieut William John Reid Gall (39), RGA. DoW 18 Apr 1918. 12 2nd Lieut Alexander Watt (20), 12 R. Scots. KiA 18 Aug 1918. 13 Pte Andrew Fraser ( ) HLI. PoW in Germany 1918 17 Corp Thomas Dimmock (23) No. 6865, 11 BW, KiA, poison gas attack, 29 Apr 1916 19 Corp James M. S. Calderhead (23) No. 19432, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 22 Pte Thomas Cowan (21) No. 17589, signaller, 15 R. Scots, KiA 1 Jul 1916 22 Pte Russsell Cowan ( ), R. Engrs. Wounded 1917

Shandon Terrace, Shandon 1 L/ Corp Ronald Stuart Gunn (25) No. 15824, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915

Slateford Road 7 Pte Alexander Lawrie ( ) No. 19826, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 19 Pte Robert W. Heatlie (20) No. 350262, 2, 9 R. Scots. DoW 27 Nov 1917 27 Corp Thomas Dimmock (23) No. 6865, 11 BW, KiA, poison gas attack, 29 Apr 1916 27 Pte Frank “Frank” Eunson ( ), 8, 10 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 31 Jul 1917. 27 Pte William J. Farish (21) No. 2357, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 25 May 1915 27 Pte David Smith (39) No. 12126, 14 Hussars (King's). d. 21 Aug 1919. 27 L/Corp Thomas Dymock (22), BW. Wounded 1916 27 Sgt Hugh Smith, ( )Canadians (MM) 27 Sgt R. Smith, ( ) Canadian Expeditionary Force (MM) 43 2nd Lieut Alexander Angus Bruce (28), RFA. KiA 24 Jun 1918. 43 Pte Walter David Mair (29) No. 2071, 4 R. Scots. d. 15 Jul 1915 45 L/Corp John Shields (21) No. 10696, Scots Greys. KiA 23 Mar 1918. 63 Pte George Foulis (23) No. 13190, MGC, KiA 1 Jul 1916 73 Able seaman George Reid ( ) No.18447, Royal Navy. KiA 15 Oct 1914. 73 Sgt John MacKenzie ( ) No.1285, R. Scots. Wounded 1916 73 Pte William Smith ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1916 73 Pte J. MacKenzie, R. Scots, (MM) 74 Pte William Charles Axon (25), No. 10110, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 27 Oct 1914. 74 Sgt James Ponton (36) No.21006, 2 R. Scots. DoW 15 Jan 1917, in a German camp. 74 Pte Alexander Wilson (18) No. 1632, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 74 L/Corp Peter Matthewson Wilson (19) No. 22698, 6 Cam Hdrs. DoW 2 Sep 1917 78 Capt Alexander Forbes (24), BW, then 17 HLI. DoW 22 Mar 1918. 78 Gunner James Sutherland (20) No.201876, 1 Tank Corps. KiA 8 Aug 1918 78 Pte Andrew Murie ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded1918 80 Pte Benjamin Sutherland ( ) R. Scots. KiA 1918. 80 L/Corp James Sutherland (29) No. 350307, 13 R. Scots. DoW 20 Aug 1918. 80 Corp John MacKay ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1916 80 L/Corp A. Methven ( ) Canadians. Wounded 1917. 82 2nd Lieut Ralph Armstrong ( ), R. Scots. Wounded 1916 93 L/Corp David Goodlet (33) No. 13578, 12 R. Scots. d. pneumonia 13 Nov 1918 93 Corp Alfred John Strachan (30) No. 15674, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 14 Oct 1917. 95 Leading air mechanic David Farquhar ( ) RN. KiA, air fight, 21 Apr 1917 151 L/Corp James Auld (21) No. 21788, 1, 7 HLI. DoW 28 Aug 1918 151 A/ Bombardier Thomas Auld (21) No. 1237, RFA. d. 3 Aug 1916 151 Pte Walter Stapleton Brock (20), R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 27 Jul 1915 151 Pte Alexander Callender (23) No.17579, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 151 Sgt Duncan Currie (23) No. 18999, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 191 Pte R. M. Heatlie ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917

Smithfield Street 2 Pte John Leckie Henderson ( ) No.18625, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 2 Pte Joseph “Joe” Temple ( ), 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Apr 1917 (DCM) 3 Pte Robert Kelly (30) No. 3771561, Labour Corps. d. 17 Aug 1918 3 Pte Alexander Lennie Russell (25) No. 10122, 2 BW. DoW 10 Oct 1915. 5 Sgt Hector Cormack ( ) No. 3757, 2 R. Scots. d. 23 Sep 1915 5 Pte John Nicol Cormack (32) No. 21209, 16 R. Scots, d. 31 Jul 1915. 5 Pte Kenneth Cormack (36) No.8659, 1, 2 R. Scots. DoW 15 May 1915 5 Pte Donald Cormack ( ), 2 Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed 1915 5 Pte Robert Cormack ( ), 2 Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed 1915 5 Pte John Cormack ( ), 3 R. Scots, newspaper photo (TED 2 Jul 1915). 6 Rifleman John Richardson (18) No. 2876, 5 R. Scots. KiA 29 Jul 1916. 7 Pte Robert Polson Brown (20) No.7678, RAMC. KiA 19 May 1915 7 Pte William Brown (31) No. 8737, 1 KOSB. KiA 23 Apr 1917 7 Pte Andrew Forrest Douglas (29) No. 9044, 2 R. Scots. KiA 15 Oct 1914 7 Pte Richard Brown ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1917. 8 Pte Hector William MacGillivray (21), Cam Hdrs. KiA 17 Aug 1916. 8 Pte Alexander Taylor (25) No. 3755, A & S Hdrs. d. 30 Jul 1915. 9 L/Corp Alexander Chisholm ( ) No. 1987, 5 Cam (SR). KiA 6 Nov 1916. 9 Pte J. L. Brodie ( ) HLI. Gassed 1918 10 Pte Andrew Horsburgh (31) No. 9227, 8 BW. DoW 15 Nov 1915 10 Pte George MacRae ( ) No. 250919, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 29 Sep 1918. 10 Sgt James Hopper ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a third time 1917 10 Able seaman John Reid ( ) Royal Naval Reserve. Wounded 1918 10 Pte J. Hopper, ( )RASC, (MM). Newspaper Item (EEN 12 Aug 1916, photo) 11 Pte Charles H. Cameron ( ) No. 1873, 1,8 R. Scots. KiA 22 Jul 1916. 11 Corp Adolphus Farrow (36) No. 2 0066, 16 R. Scots. KiA 26 Aug 1917 11 Sgt Henry Taylor Sinclair ( ) No. 403, 5 R. Scots. DoW 25 Aug 1915, 11 Gunner David C.M. Temple (40) No.185472, RGA. DoW 24 Oct 917, 13 Pte David Burness (19) No. 3/ 6489, 2 Gordon Hdrs. d. 7 May 1917. 13 Pte John Hastie ( ) No.8420, 2 BW. DoW 9 Jun 1916. 14 Pte Alexander Cadger ( ), 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW 1 Aug 1917. 14 Sgt T. Birrell, ( )KOSB, (MM) 20 Pte George Calder (19) No. 22112, 16 R. Scots. Killed, accident, 22 Jan 1918 20 Pte James Pilmer ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918

Springwell Place, Dalry Road 2 Pte Robert L. Kilgour (25) No. 13135, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 31 Jul 1917. 2 Pte George Mitchell (35) No. 14229, 2 R. Scots. KiA 14 Mar 1915. 10 L/Corp John Allan (30) No.351268, 9 R. Scots. d. 22 Apr 1917. 10 Pte John Robert Thomas Bird (25) No.18971, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 10 Pte James Rintoul (28) No. 645178, Canadian Inf. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 10 Corp James Shaw ( ) No. 8766, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 30 May 1918 10 Pte William L. Shaw (27) No. 23237, 13 R. Scots. KIA 15 Sep 1916 10 Corp A. D. Bird ( ) RFA. Wounded 1916 10 L/Corp A. Small ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 14 L/Corp William Gray Graham (25) No. 6419, 11 A & S Hdrs. Killed 23 Jan 1916 14 Pte Jack Hill (23) No. 11084, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 30 Mar 1915. 14 Pte John Stewart (37), Canadian Expeditionary Force. DoW 1916. 18 Pte James Peden (30), R. Scots. KiA 1917. 19 Pte William Liddell (25), Cam Hdrs. KiA 16 Jul 1916, 19 Pte T. Watson ( ) 6 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 22 L/Corp John Cleghorn (20) No. 10477, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 12 Oct 1916 22 Pte John Lennie (30) No. 31394, 6 KOSB. DoW 18 Jun 1918. 24 Corp Francis Alexander Bell (32) No. 6701, R. Engrs. KiA 19 Jul 1915 24 Pte Joseph Bell ( ) No. 180088, 7 South Lancashire Regiment. KiA 10 Jun 1917 24 Corp James Dougall (20), 2 BW. KiA 21 Jan 1916 24 Pte William Jenkinson, junior, (23) No. 25210, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 24 Pte Andrew Spence (24) No. 32296, 1 Gloucestershire Regt. KiA 24 Sep 1918. 25 L/Corp Alfred Preston (30) No. 30249, 16 R. Scots. DoW 20 Apr 1918. 26 BSM George Alexander (26) No. 650449, RFA. d. accident, 12 May 1919. 26 Pte Reginald Henry MacLaggan (18) No. 6232, 1 Gordon Hdrs. DoW 15 Jul 1916. 26 Pte James Rough (18) No. 4063, sapper, R. Engrs & 9 BW. DoW 27 Sep 1915 26 Sgt Robert Rough ( ) MGC. Gassed, wounded 1918 27 Pte Andrew Easton ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1917 27 Sgt George Robertson ( ). PoW in Germany 1917 28 Pte W. Cochrane ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 29 Pte John Newbigging Lindsay (19) No. 270004, 1, 6 A & S Hdrs. d. 1 Jun 1918 29 Pte Jack A. Lawrie ( ) R. Scots. Gassed & wounded 1918. 29 Pte J. Thomson ( ), signaller, R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 29 Pte Robert P. Thomson ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915

Stewart Terrace, Gorgie Road Pte H. P. Dorrance ( ) No. 504561, Canadian Royal Engrs. d. 2 Oct 1918 Corp Daniel MacLeod ( ), 18 Middlesex Regt. KiA, 20 Aug 1916, “Janefield” Pte Alexander Ramsay Cain (18) No. 122606, 6 Gordon Hdrs. d. 11 Apr 1918. “Janefield” Pte Hugh McD. Cain (21) No.250616, L/ Corp, 5, 6 R. Scots. DoW 9 Apr 1918 “Janefield” Pte G. M. Cain ( ) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded for second time 1918. 5 L/Corp William G. Haig (20) No. 10496, 2 BW. DoW 7 Jan 1916 5 Pte John S. Mason (20), Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 1918. 5 Pte Robert Cornfoot Mason (28), 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 14 Oct 1915 5 Pte Robert Tait ( ) No. 7971, 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 5 L/Corp R. Armour ( ) Wounded 1916 7 Pte Joseph Gilchrist (30) No. 5703, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 11 Nov 1914 8 Sgt M. W. Forsyth ( ), Australian Imperial Force.d.1918 9 Pte James Inglis Bell (20) No.1799, 5 R. Scots. d. 28 Apr 1915 9 Pte Wiliam MacCrory (18), R. Scots. KiA 2 Nov 1917. 9 L/Corp Archibald Malcolm ( ) No. 16996, R. Scots. KiA 11 May 1915. 9 Pte Alexander M. Watson (20) No. 40351, 1, 5 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 26 Aug 1918. 9 Pte William Young (23) No. 42781, HLI. DoW 26 Nov 1917. 9 Pte David Watson ( ). PoW in Germany 1918 11 Pte Robert Evans (24) No.13926, Royal Fusiliers. KiA 28 Sep 1915. 11 Sgt James Martin (27) No. 19870, 16 R. Scots. d. 6 Aug 1916 11 Pte Thomas “Tom” Evans ( ) Scots Gds. Twice wounded. Gassed 1918 12 Pte Hugh Robert Dickson (24) No. 530, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 12 Pte John Dickson ( ) No.952, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 22 May 1915 12 Corp. E. W. Stenhouse, Canadians, (MM) 13 Pte John Izatt (43) No. 254, Australian Imperial Force. Dow 23 Jul 1915 13 Petty Officer William Hamilton Izatt (37) No.182882, RN. Drowned 31 May 1916 13 Pte Robert McPherson Malcolm (24) No. 30047, 1 HLI. Drowned 4 May 1917 13 Pte William Roddick (28) No. 407, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 13 Sgt G. Guthrie ( ) R. Scots, (MM) 17 Sgt David Hunter Purdie (27) No.18242, 7 MGC. KiA 15 Jun 1918. (MM) 17 L/Corp John Hogg ( ), 12 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 18 Pte John Anderson Collins (19) No.50599, 12 R. Scots. KiA 23 Mar 1918. 18 Pte A. Collins ( ) 2 Gordon Hdrs. Wounded 1915 18 Pte Daniel Collins ( ) PoW in Germany 1918 19 Pte Matthew Stewart Culley (30) No. 11304, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 3 May 1917. 19 Pte Duncan McEwan Wallace ( ) No. 27761, MGC. DoW 31 Oct 1917. 21 Pte John Shoolbraid (19) No. 51148, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 21 Aug 1918. 23 Pte John Montague ( ) No. 5465, 1 Irish Gds. KiA 25 Apr 1916 25 Pte James McGregor Wood (32), 2 A & S Hdrs. KiA 10 Jan 1915. 25 Corp ---- Watson ( ) R. Engrs, (MM) 27 Driver James Hewit May ( ), Scottish Horse. DoW 1916. 27 Sgt James Wilson (26) No. 10308, 2 Cam (SR). DoW 23 Oct 1916 27 Pte B. R. Young ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 27 Corp Fred. Gregor ( ) R. Engrs, (MM) 29 Pte Robert Haddow (48). d. 30 Nov 1917 29 Pte Robert Haddow (19) No. 202987. 1, 8 Cam (SR). KiA 23 Jul 1917. 29 Pte William Haddow (22) No. 7619, 4 HLI, then 1 HLI. KiA. 12 Mar 1915. 37 Petty Officer J. M. Young ( ) RNAS, (DSM) 42 Pte George Fisher (47) No.43468, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 42 Pte John Aitken ( ), Lancashire Fusiliers & Royal Flying Corps. PoW 1918 44 Pte George. J. J. Yule ( ) No. 3656, 11 A & S Hdrs. KiA 26 Sep 1915 46 L/Corp James A. Sinclair (25) No.10574, 1 A & S Hdrs. KiA 11 May 1915 (DCM) 46 Pte Robert Taylor (26) No. 12535. 1, 5 A &S Hdrs. DoW 9 Jan 1918 46 Pte Thomas S. Campbell ( ) Scottish Horse & R. Engrs. Wounded 1917 46 Pte J. McConnachie ( ) R. Scots, (MM) 48 Pte William Arthur Baston (27) No. X/892, South African Engrs. d. 5 Feb 1919 48 Pte William Stoddart (25) No. 39021, 2 R. Scots. d. 13 Nov 1916.

Tay Street, Dundee Street 1 Pte John Miller (24) No. 307041, shoeing smith, RGA. DoW 20 Oct 1918 1 Pte James Stevens ( ) No. 2164, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 2 Pte John “Jacky” Dickson (25) No. 351198, , 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 2 Pte Kenneth W. C. Baxter ( ) Canadian Inf. Wounded 1915 3 L/Corp J. Stewart ( ) A & S Hdrs. KiA 1916. 3 Pte William Henry Stewart ( ) No.11869, Gordon Hdrs. KiA 1916. 4 Corp John H. Hay ( ) No.172192, 3 Canadian Inf. d. 26 Sep 1916. 6 Sgt John S. Hogg ( ) King’s Royal Rifles. Wounded for tthird time 1918 7 Pte W. Dickson ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 7 Sgt Thomas Oldershaw ( ) R. Engrs, (MM). 10 Pte James Aitken (17) No. 769314, 18 Canadian Inf , Killed, accident, 23 Dec 1916. 11 Pte David Bell (21) A & S Hdrs. KiA 26 Jul 1918. 11 Pte Alexander Erskine (37) No.11126, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 18 Dec 1914. 11 L/Corp David Skene (20) No. 11169, A & S. DoW 15 Sep 1915 16 Corp Thomas Dimmock (23) No. 6865, 11 BW, KiA, poison gas attack, 29 Apr 1916 18 Pte Andrew Gilbert ( ) No. 2212, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 18 Pte George Ramsay (30) No.7289, 10 Australian Imperial Force. KiA 30 Jul 1918. 18 Pte John Small (26) No. 351642, 9 R. Scots. KiA 10 Jun 1918. 18 Pte David Livie ( ) R. Scots. Missing 1917

Tynecastle Lane, Gorgie Road 24 Pte William Clark (31) No. 4577, 1 Scots Gds. DoW 8 Nov 1914

Tynecastle Place, Gorgie Rd. Pte John Jollie ( ) No.6619, 2 R. Scots. KiA 5 Dec 1914 7 Pte Alexander Seath (27) No. 276860, 1, 8 A & S Hdrs. KiA 23 Jul 1918. 7 Sgt David Laing Seath (25) No. 10333, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 3 Sep 1916. 18 L/ Corp William Aitken ( ), A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1918

Tynecastle Terrace, Gorgie Rd. 1 Pte Thomas Cranston Thompson (19) No.22832, 10, 13 R. Scots. KiA 12 May 1916.

Wardlaw Place, Gorgie Road 1 Pte John Kilpatrick (21) No. 3575, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 3 Sep 1916 1 Gunner William A. Mann (20) No 14126, Royal Marine Artillery. Killed 23 Apr 1918 6 Pte Thomas Abbot ( ) No. 300845, 1, 7 R. Scots. KiA Egypt 19 Apr 1917. 6 Pte Andrew Aikman (36) No. 35230, 18 HLI, DoW 15 Jul 1917 6 Corp Ebenezer Rodger ( ) No. 13257, 11 R. Scots. KiA 8 Jul 1916. 6 Pte George M. Sharkey (21) No. 2646, 2 R. Scots. d. pneumonia, 24 Mar 1915 6 Trooper Hugh Sharkey (27) No. 2197, 3 Dragoon Gds & R. Scots. KiA. 6 Nov 1914 6 Pte John MacKay ( ) R. Scots. POW in Germany 1918 6 Pte John Reid ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1916 & 1917 7 Pte Alexander Bain Sloan Haston (23) No. 1254, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 22 Apr 1916 7 Pte James Mason (22) No. 202329, 1, 4 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 24 Sep 1917. 7 Pte James Kelly ( ). Wounded for a second time 1918 7 Sgt T. Welsh ( ), 9 R. Scots. Wounded 7 Pte Alex. Milne ( ) R. Scots, (MM) 8 Pte George Cooper Calder (20) No. 202021, 1, 4 & 16 R. Scots. d. 15 Dec 1917. 8 Pte James Hosey (25) No. WR/ 256192, sapper, R. Engrs. d. 11 Jan 1919 8 L/Corp James Mitchell (24) No. 470, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 3 Oct 1916 8 Frederick Charles Reid (35) No. 2990, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 8 Pte John Spalding (22) No. 24969. 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 8 Sgt John Napier ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 9 Corp John Alexander (22) R. Scots. KiA. 9 L/Corp William Muir Lightbody (17) No. 7014, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 6 Sep 1916. 9 Pte Archibald Moir ( ) No. 33655, 17 R. Scots. KiA. 30 Sep 1918. 9 Corp John Henry Parsons (22) No. 110416, Labour Corps. KiA 13 Oct 1917 9 CSM William Brown ( ) KOSB, (MM) 10 Pte Alexander Duff (22) No. 3567, 1/5 R. Scots. KiA 9 Aug 1916. 10 L/Corp James Adam Duff (19) No. 2765, 5 R. Scots. d. 16 Nov 1916. 10 L/Corp Edward S. Flint (20) No.3/5683, 1Cam Hdrs. KiA 16 Nov 1917 (DCM) 10 Pte John Flint (23) No. 13520, 2 KOSB. KiA 18 Apr 1915 10 Pte James Duncan Fraser (19) No. 11035, 2 KOSB. KiA 13 Oct 1914 10 Pte John Guilar (38) No. 201103, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 1 Oct 1918. 10 Pte Albert Hickman ( ) No.1398, 2 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 1 Jul 1916 10 Stoker 1st class David Hoy (24) No. SS/107341, RN. d. 13 May 1915. 10 Pte David Bruce Neill (20) No. 3479, 1, 6 R. Scots. KiA 6 Aug 1916 10 Pte George Neill ( ) No. 40729, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 23 Apr 1917 10 Pte David Rogers (21) No. 2741, 2 Gordon Hdrs. d. 26 Oct 1917. 10 Pte Alexander Walker (21) No. 310036, 6 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 22 Mar 1918 10 Pte Matthew Walker ( ) No. 56461, MGC. d, pneumonia 28 Nov 1918 10 Pte William Hunter (19), 1, 6 & 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 10 L/Corp James Reith ( ) No. 16412, R. Scots. Wounded 1915&1916 11 L/Corp Andrew B. Henderson (22) No.2365, 2 R. Scots. KiA 26 Sep 1917. (MM) 11 Pte James Henderson (24) No. 708, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 20 Dec 1914. 11 Pte John Henderson (31) No. 43598, 15 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 12 Pte Thomas Daly ( ) No. 115398, 26th Labour Coy. d. 4 Jan 1919 12 Pte William Roddick (28) No. 407, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 13 Gunner Robert Heggie ( ) RFA. KiA 5 Jul 1916. 13 Pte Robert Douglas Moir(23) No. 5544, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. d. 17 Oct 1914. 13 Pte Walter C. Moir (20) No. 1120, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 25 Apr 1915 13 Pte William Douglas Moir (26) No. 586, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. d. pneumonia, 21 Sep 1914 14 Corp Edward Leonard Baty (40) No. 191171, West Yorkshire Regt. d. 13 Apr 1917 14 Pte David Borland (35), No. 115319, Seaforth Hdrs. d. 11 Dec 1919. 14 Pte William Edward Steel ( ) No. 28801, 6 KOSB. d. 18 Aug 1918. 14 Pte John Thomson (18) No. 31872, 2 A & S Hdrs. d. 15 Apr 1920. 15 Pte James Henry Archibald ( ) No. 10640, 7 Cam. Hdrs. d. 17 Aug 1916. 15 Pte Robert Polson Brown (20) No.7678, RAMC. KiA 19 May 1915 15 Pte William Brown (31) No. 8737, 1 KOSB. KiA 23 Apr 1917 15 Driver George Brown Dunbar (25) No. T4/061706, RASC. d. 20 Sep 1915 15 Pte Richard Brown ( ) Cam (SR). Wounded 1917. 16 Pte David Bennet (21) No.1720, 8 R. Scots. KiA 22 Jul 1916. 16 Sgt Benjamin Gourlay (25) No.16130, MGC. KiA 10 May 1917 16 L/Corp Peter Nisbet ( ) No. 351273, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 9 Apr 1917. 16 Pte James M. Sinclair (21) 1, 5 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 17 Pte Walter Beasley ( ), Gordon Hdrs. PoW 1918 18 Pte Andrew Tervit (19) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 18 Rating Christopher Lachlan (17) No. 8967, cook’s boy. Good Citizenship 1918 19 Pte Andrew Forrest Douglas (29) No. 9044, 2 R. Scots. KiA 15 Oct 1914 19 Pte James Shanks (20) No. 34861, 2 R. Scots. KiA 21 Mar 1918. 19 Pte Thomas Shanks (21). Wounded for a second time 1916 20 Pte James Brown (18) No. 1673, 6, 8 R. Scots. KiA 11 Mar 1915 20 Pte Thomas Cowe ( ) No. 10588, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 25 Sep 1916. 20 Pte James Forrest ( ) No. 60674, MGC. KiA 14 Apr 1917. 20 Pte John Wood Knox (19) No. 52493, 9 HLI. KiA 24 Oct 1918. 20 Pte Peter C. Richardson (37) No. 17730, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 20 Trooper John Robertson ( ), 1 Royal Dragoons. KiA 25 Jan 1916. 20 Pte John Scougal ( ) No. 1415, bandsman, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 19 Jun 1915 20 Pte A. MacIntyre ( ) Cam Hdrs. Gassed 1917 21 Corp Daniel MacLeod ( ), 18 Middlesex Regt. KiA, 20 Aug 1916, 21 Pte James Dickson ( ) Lancashire Fusiliers. PoW 1918. 22 Pte Robert D. Anderson ( ) No. 336875, 1, 8 R. Scots. d. gunshot, 12 Apr 1918. 22 Pte William Calder Mabon (22) No. 11600, 1 Cam. Hdrs. KiA 26 Jan 1915 22 Pte John Salmond (32), 10 BW. d. fever 23 Jul 1916. 22 Pte John Steedman (18), 1, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 16 May 1917. 22 Pte Robert Steedman (23) No 12716, 11 R. Scots. KiA 26 Sep 22 PteWilliam Steedman (25) No.10138, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 13 Nov 1914. 24 Pte David Bennet (28) No. 20610, 1, 6 R. Scots. KiA 16 Jul 1916. 24 Pte Robert “Bob” Dale (28) No. 6749, 5 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 14 Nov 1915. 24 Pte Walter Lynch (31) No. 11229, 2 A & S Hdrs. d. 24 Sep 1918. 24 Gunner William Brown Wales (41) No. 159280, RGA. KiA 12 Aug 1917. 24 Sgt Peter Buchanan ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 24 Pte Robert Cairns ( ) 13 R. Scots. Gassed or wounded for fourth time 1918 24 Pte Thomas Cairns ( ) R. Scots. Gassed 1917 24 Pte James Cockburn ( ) 1 Cam Hdrs. Wounded for fourth time 1916 26 Pte William Godfrey (31) No.4570, 2 Scots Gds. KiA 20 Oct 1914 26 Pte Spence Davdison MacAuley ( ), 13 R. Scots. KiA 15 Sep 1918. 27 Pte Thomas MacIntyre Baxter (32) No. 8025, 2 R. Scots. DoW 24 Mar 1915 27 Pte William Gordon Montgomery (23) No. 2079, 2 R. Scots. Killed 13 May 1916. 27 Pte James Blyth (19) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 27 L/Corp John Sinclair ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1915 28 Pte Alexander Cadger ( ), 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW 1 Aug 1917. 28 Pte John Creamer (20) No. 40989, 1 South Staffordshire Regt. KiA 26 Oct 1917 28 Pte Robert Godfrey (20), Tank corps. d. pneumonia & heart failure, 30 Nov 1921 28 Bombardier Nicholas Hill (29) No.23196, RFA. KiA 16 Apr 1917. 28 Sgt Richard Simpson Lumsden ( ) No. 35325, 2 HLI. KiA 16 Feb 1918. 28 Pte David MacKean (20) No. 250143, 5, 6 R. Scots. DoW 27 Sep 1917 28 Pte James Q. Stinear (19) No. 22350, 1 HLI. d. 4 Dec 1916. 28 Pte George Davidson Williamson (27) No. 74108, MGC. d. neuritis,16 Nov 1918 28 Sgt Harry Williamson or Warner (21), King’s Own Rifles. KiA 26 Apr 1917.

Wardlaw Street, Gorgie Road 4 Sgt T. Downie, Cam Hdrs, Labour Corps, (DCM) 5 Pte Charles Henry Brookes (34) No. 353025, 2 HLI, KiA 28 Apr 1917 5 Pte W. MacLennan ( ) KiA 1916 5 Pte S. Henderson ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1918 6 Driver Alexander Buchan (33) No. T4/246423, RASC. d. 29 Oct 1916 6 L/Sgt David Buchan (33) No. 6894, Piper, 1 HLI. KiA 20 Dec 1914 6 Corp Charles Ross Love ( ) R. Scots. Gassed & wounded three times. PoW 1918 6 Pte Andrew Rose Love ( ), R. Scots Fusilers. Newspaper item (EEN 10 Jul 1915) 6 Pte James Ross Love ( ), 5 R. Scots. DCM. Newspaper item (EEN 10 Jul 1915) 6 Pte John Love, 2, 5 R. Scots. Newspaper item (EEN 10 Jul 1915) 6 Pte Chisholm Love ( ) 17 R, Scots. Newspaper item (EEN 10 Jul 1915) 6 Pte William Love, signaller, 1 A & S Hdrs. Newspaper item (EEN 10 Jul 1915) 7 Sgt Frank Beilby ( ) No. 7375, 10 A & S Hdrs. KiA 27 Sep 1915 7 Pte Alexander Elder (22) No.1523 & 350191, 9, 12 R. Scots. KIA 23 Jul 1916 7 Pte William L. Elder (19) No. 1722, 5, 9 R. Scots. KiA 18 Nov 1916 7 Pte Robert Christie Finlay (27) No. 8353, 2 R. Scots. KiA 14 Dec 1914 7 Pte John Irvine Smith ( ), R. Scots. KiA 11 Apr 1917. 7 Corp John Crawford Will ( ) No.7728. 1, 14 London Scottish. KiA 9 Sep 1916 7 Pte Thomas Bell ( ) South African Infantry. PoW & Wounded 1917 7 Corp James Colvin ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1917 7 Pte Alexander Elder ( ) No. 1523. Missing 1916 8 Sgt William Bell (20) No. 3439, RFA. KiA 11 Jul 1916 8 L/Corp David MacKenzie (24) No. 250197, 1, 7 R. Scots. DoW 29 Aug 1918. 8 2nd Lieut Bernard MacSherry (27), 2 Manchester Regt. KiA 14 Apr 1918 8 Pte John Thomson ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 9 Pte William Ferrier Allan (20) No. 351075, 3 R. Scots, DoW 27 Mar 1918. 9 Pte David Bain (36) No. A/ 7521, 7 KOSB, d. 17 Dec 1916. 9 Pte James Brown ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 3 May 1917. 9 Pte David Stocks (37) No. 43695, 9 Cam (SR). KiA 29 Sep 1918. 9 Pte Charles Whittet (45) No. 226908, Labour Corps. DoW 20 Jan 1918. 9 Pte Charles D. Whittet (19) No. 1526, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 9 Pte M. Adam ( ), KOSB. Missing 1918 10 Pte Alexander Stevens (25) No. 43489R. Scots Cyclist Battalion. KiA 24 Jul 1917. 10 Corp George Addison ( ) No. 9129, Cam (SR). PoW 1916. 10 Pte David Laidlaw ( ), drummer. PoW & wounded in Germany 1917 12 Pte William Lindsay ( ), R. Scots. DoW 20 Feb 1918 12 Sgt W. J. Patton (25) No. 3919, 9 Seaforth Hdrs (pioneers). DoW 28 May 1918. 12 Pte James Rough (18) No. 4063, sapper, R. Engrs & 9 BW. DoW 27 Sep 1915 12 Sgt Robert Rough ( ) MGC. Gassed, wounded 1918 (MM & DCM) 13 L/Corp George Rankeillor (20) No. 9546, 1st Royal Dragoons. KiA. 11 Apr 1917 13 Sgt James Pettigrew ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1916 14 Pte John Heslin ( ) No.40282, 8 BW. KiA 17 Dec 1917. 15 Pte Archibald Bruce (42) No. M2/229928, RASC, MT, RFA. DoW 8 Dec 1918 15 Able seaman John Gray Currie (30) No. Clyde Z/5062, RND. KiA 21 Jul 1916 15 Pte David Waddell ( ) No.1346, sapper, R. Engrs. KiA 16 Jul 1916 15 Pte Thomas “Tom” Waddell (19) No, 50728. 17 R. Scots. DoW 30 Mar 1918 15 Pte John Imrie ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded for a second time 1916 16 L/Corp Hector MacLean ( ), 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915 16 Gunner D. Bell ( ), RFA. PoW. 1918 16 Pte George D. Bell ( ) Missing 1918. 16 Pte James Bell (18), BW. Wounded 1916. Missing 1918. 16 Corp William Campbell ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 17 Pte H. P. Dorrance ( ) No. 504561, Canadian Royal Engrs. d. 2 Oct 1918 17 Sgt John Young (29), 8 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 20 Jan 1916 17 Pte Peter Young (32) No. 345524, Fife Yeomanry then BW. KiA 27 Dec 1917. 18 Pte Thomas Borland ( ) No.42888, R. Scots Fusiliers, KiA 28 Apr 1917. 18 Corp John MacLeod (40) No.64206, MGC. d. 7 Oct 1918. 18 Pte Walter James Chinnery ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1918 18 George Addison (14). Good Citizenship Reward 1918, (TED 22 Jul 1918) 19 Driver John Robertson (26) No. 655233, RFA. d. pneumonia, 19 Oct 1918 20 Pte James Henderson (32) No. 351249, 9 R. Scots. DoW 31 Oct 1918 21 L/Corp James Clancy ( ) BW. Wounded 1917. PoW in Germany 1918 22 Pte Samuel Cairns Duncan (21) No. MZ/1776136, MT RASC. d. 7 Oct 1918

Wardlaw Terrace, Gorgie Road 2 Pte David Archibald Gilday (25) No. 201391, 4 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917 2 Pte William Patrick Meek (19), Canadian Corps, RASC. KiA 29 Sep 1918 2 L/ Corp Alfred Preston (30) No. 30249, 16 R. Scots. DoW 20 Apr 1918. 3 Pte James T. Anderson (40) No. 10585, 3 Scots Gds. d. 12 Apr 1918. 3 Pte William Forrest (25) No. 43613, sapper, R. Engrs, KiA 27 Sep 1915 3 Pte William Hewitt (37), 1 A & S Hdrs, KiA 28 Sep 1917. 3 Pte John Irvine Smith ( ), R. Scots. KiA 11 Apr 1917. 3 Pte Joseph Pratt ( ) No. 1342, sapper, R. Engrs. Wounded 1916 4 Pte David Anderson ( ) No. 23719, 1 HLI. KiA 4 Dec 1916. 4 Pte Thomas Rennie (19) No. 50703, 16 R. Scots. KiA 21 Mar 1918. 4 Pte Charles M. Craig ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Missing 1918 10 Pte John Manzie ( ) HLI. Wounded 1917 10 R. Manzie ( ). Wounded 1918 12 Pte Richard Finlayson ( ) No.74326, Canadian Inf. KiA 6 Jun 1916. 12 Driver David John Forson (24) No. 60420, R. Engrs. KiA 10 Oct 1915 12 PteThomas “Tommie” Forson (18) No. 241127, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA. 9 Apr 1918 12 Pte George P. MacKay ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded 1918

Washington Lane Cottages, Dalry Road 2 Pte Frank MacGuire (25) No. 1914, 1, 4 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 5 Pte Ernest Harold Oldershaw (23) No. 9342, Cam Hdrs. d. 28 May 1917

Washington Street, Dalry Road 1 Sgt A. Hogg (26) No.8502, 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW 27 Sep 1918. 3 Pte John Alexander Given (20) No. 2193, 1 BW. KiA 11 Nov 1914 3 Pte William Hook (32) No.7463, 1 BW. Killed 3 Sep 1918. 3 Pte James Moore Kirkpatrick (21) No. 275516, 5, 6 R. Scots. KiA 11 Aug 1918. 3 Pte William Kirkpatrick (19) No. 6457, 2 KOSB. KiA 20 Dec 1914 3 Driver Alexander Muir ( ) No. 650414, RFA. DoW 2 Oct 1917. (MM) 3 Corp Peter Robertson ( ), R. Scots. DoW 1917.

Watson Crescent, Dundee Street Pte David Mills ( ) No. 8041, 2 R. Scots. d. 31 Oct 1914 Pte Robert Charles MacDonald ( ). Wounded 28 Jun 1915 Pte J. Stewart ( ) signaller, R. Scots, (MM) 4 Pte David Hay (34) No. 21918, 17 HLI. DoW 5 Jul 1917 4 Pte Robert Wilson Jenkinson (20) No. 4309, 9 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915 4 Pte William Jenkinson, junior, (23) No. 25210, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 4 Pte James Milne MacLaren (30) No. 800112, 15 Canadian Hdrs. DoW 1 Sep 1918. 4 Pte W. MacLaren ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1918 5 Gunner John Veitch Smith (27) N. 69131, RGA. DoW 22 Nov 1916. 7 Pte John Chalmers (18) No.40470, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 28 Oct 1916. 7 Pte George Orr ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1915 11 Gunner John Edwards (23), signaller, RGA. KiA, gassed 14 Apr 1918 11 Driver John Robertson (26) No. 655233, RFA. d. pneumonia, 19 Oct 1918 11 Pte John Williamson (31) No. 11463, 5 Cam Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915. 13 Pte George U. MacDonald (20) No. 1440, 1, 5 R. Scots. DoW 5 Jun 1915. 13 Pte Bernard MacSloy (21) No.71185, Canadian Medical Corps. d. 8 Nov 1918. 15 Pte John Hermiston ( ) No. 201437, 4 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. 15 Pte Charles G. L. MacGlashan ( ) No.43370, 15 R. Scots. KiA 28 Apr 1917. 17 Rifleman John H. Birks (20), 8 King’s Royal Rifle Corps. KiA 30 Jul 1915. 17 Pte Alexander Cameron (24) No. 1208, 2 BW. KiA 14 Nov 1914 17 Pte John MacLeod (28), 1 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 7 Jan 1916 17 Pte John Flett Rutherford (36) No.422631, R. Engrs. KiA 2 May 1917. 18 Pte William Elliot MacMath (30) No. 43675, 6 R. Scots. DoW. 5 Jun 1917 19 Pte Thomas Ure Bennet ( ) No.30576, 2 HLI. KiA 28 Apr 1917. 19 Band Sgt Alexander MacNair (49), Seaforth Hdrs, d. 15 Mar 1918 19 Pte James H. Marshall (19) No.202191, 5 HLI. KiA 8 Nov 1917 19 Pte William H. Smith (19) No. 2461, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 19 Pte R. A. MacDonald ( ) HLI. Wounded 1918 20 Pte John Henry ( ) No.248, L/ Corp, 2, 4 Dragoon Gds. KiA 1 Nov 1914 23 Pte William Thomson ( ) Northumberland Fusiliers. Missing 1918 25 Pte John Kelman (29), 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 6 Apr 1917. 25 Pte Alexander Meldrum (21) No. 11019, 1 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 18 Jul 1916. 25 L/Corp James Nicol (22) No. 350265, 9 R. Scots. KiA 1 Aug 1918. 25 Sgt Alexander Hossack Thomson (26) No.200456, 1, 9 R. Scots. d. 30 Sep 1918 25 Sgt Archibald Lauriston West ( ) No. 19954, 16 R. Scots. KiA 5 Aug 1916 25 Pte Henry T. Lauriston West “Harry” (25) No. 9034, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 12 Mar 1915 25 Pte W. J. Wilson ( ) HLI. Wounded 1917 26 Corp George Battison (25) No. M/ 205140, RASC, DoW 10 Nov 1917. 26 Pte Donald MacLeod (19) No. 202583, 7 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 24 Aug 1918 26 Pte Thomas John Inglis Milne ( ), 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 26 Gunner William Whyte Moffat (35) No. 344627, RGA. KiA 27 Jul 1917. 26 CSM D. Brydon ( ) R. Scots. PoW & Wounded, in Germany 1918 27 Driver David Greenhill (38) No. T/19409, RASC. d. general paralysis . 7 Nov 1918 27 Pte Lawrence Alexander Proudfoot (21) No. 64534, RAMC. DoW 20 May 1917 27 Pte Henry “Harry” Coyne (45) RAMC. Wounded 1916 27 Pte Thomas Tait ( ) R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded for a second time 1918 28 Pte James MacNab (21) No. 28182, 11 Cam (SR). KiA 8 May 1917. 28 L/Corp George W. McP. Stirling (21) No. 11796, Cam Hdrs. KiA 16 Aug 1916. 28 Pte Robert Syme (20) No. 277406, 1, 7 A & S Hdrs. DoW 25 Jul 1918. (MM) 28 Pte T. W. Turner ( ) No. 104578, Canadian Pioneers. d. 24 Apr 1917. 28 Pte W. G. Lawson ( ) Cam Hdrs. Wounded 1916 28 Pte Andrew Ree ( ). Wounded 1916 30 Pte Robert MacDill (18) No. 12591, 8 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 15 Sep 1916. 31 Pte John Anderson (38) No. 428171, Canadian Inf. KiA 3 Jun 1916. 31 Pte Adam Veitch (17) Enlisted, Edin. No. 1869, 6 R. Scots. KiA 1 Aug 1916 33 A/Corp John Anderson (23) No. 9474, 2 R. Scots Fusilers. KiA 10 Mar 1915. 33 Pte James “Jim” Davidson ( ) No. 15546, BW, KiA 10 Sep 1918. 33 L/Corp Harry Lloyd (44), Military Police Corps. d. 29 Jan 1919. 33 L/Corp E. Lloyd ( ) 1, 4 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 35 L/Corp John Hill (21) No.28465, 8 Oxford & Bucks Light Inf. d. 10 Dec 1918 35 Pte John Robert Leith (40) No. 40865, 16 R. Scots. DoW 15 Jul 1918 35 Pte Walter McEwan Myles (38) No 43547, 15 R. Scots. KiA 28 Apr 1917. 35 L/Corp W. Scott (19) No. 51151, 1 R. Scots. KiA 12 Apr 1918. 35 Sgt Thomas Finlayson Smith (26) No. 350996, 9 R. Scots. KiA 22 Mar 1918. (MM) 35 Pte James Steedman Wilson (24) R. Scots. DoW 24 Nov 1916. 35 Pte John Wilson (39) No.671295, RFA. KiA 19 Nov 1917. 35 Pte Charles Younger (19), 14 BW. KiA 10 Sep 1918. 36 Guardsman Peter Clark (19) No. 15606, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 30 Jul 1917 36 Pte Francis Crean ( ), 1, 5 & 6 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 37 L/Corp Henry Cuthbertson (27) No. 8040, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 May 1915 37 Pte Malcolm Cuthbertson (22) No. 16277, 2 Cam Hdrs. KiA 18 May 1915 38 Pte Thomas Kennedy (18) No. 41071, 1, 5 KOSB. KiA 29 Jul 1918. 38 Pte John Steedman (18), 1, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 16 May 1917. 38 Pte Robert Steedman (23) No 12716, 11 R. Scots. KiA 26 Sep 1915 38 PteWilliam Steedman (25) No.10138, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 13 Nov 1914. 38 Pte Robert Taylor (26) No. 12535. 1, 5 A &S Hdrs. DoW 9 Jan 1918 38 L/Corp David Bailley ( ), HLI. PoW 1917 40 Pte Walter Robertson (30), 9 Seaforth Hdrs (Pioneers). DoW 28 May 1918. 40 Pte H. Strong (20) R. Scots. Wounded 1915 42 CSM James Stewart MacIntosh (36) No. 315003, 13 BW. KiA 17 Oct 1918. 42 Sgt Simon MacLeod (26) No. 7761, 1 Cam Hdrs. DoW 5 Nov 1914 42 L/Corp Ewan MacLeod ( ) Middlesex Regt. Wound for a fifth time1916 42 Pte G. McLennan ( ) BW, 42 Watson Crescent. (Cross of the Order of St George) 51 Pte Alexander G. MacKenzie (32) No. 21674, 18 R. Scots. d. 20 Feb 1919. 59 Driver George Forsyth (30), RASC. d. 9 Nov 1918 59 Pte David Tulloch ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918

West End Place, Dalry Road 1 L/Corp Magnus Charles MacLean (22) No.1063, 8 R.Scots. DoW 20 Mar 1915 5 L/Corp Robert Smail (21), 6 Cam Hdrs. KiA 31 Jul 1917. 12 Pte Herbert Douglas ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for third time 1918

West Fountain Place, Dundee St 1 Pte William Henry Stewart ( ) No.11869, Gordon Hdrs. KiA 1916. 1 Pte T. Dickson ( ), 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. Wounded 1915 2 Corp Peter James Charlton (39) No. 259260, R. Engrs. KiA 27 May 1917 2 Pte Thomas Imrie ( ) No. 2060, trooper, 1 Royal Dragoons. KiA 9 Oct 1918.

West Park Place, Dalry Road Pte David Smith ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Wounded twice. PoW in Germany 1918. 1 Pte Alexander R. Geddes (34) No.34445, 2 R. Scots. DoW 15 Apr 1917 1 Pte John Graham (33) No. 6824, 2 HLI. KiA 14 Nov 1914

Westfield Road, Gorgie Road 5 Pte William Lamb Henderson ( ) No. 153859, Canadian Inf. KiA 6 Jun 1916. 5 Pte Norman Morrison (27) No. 8675, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 10 Mar 1915. 7 Pte Walter Bennie (21), 1 Gordon Hdrs. d. 19 Feb 1916. 7 Pte George Telford (24) No. 2615, 13 R. Scots. KiA 1 Aug 1917 11 L/Sgt David Buchan (33) No. 6894, Piper, 1 HLI. KiA 20 Dec 1914 11 Pte Francis Harkness (26) No. 19497, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916. 11 L/Corp John Milne ( ) R. Scots, attached HLI. DoW 24 Apr 1917. 11 Pte Samuel Milne (31) No. 14338, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 28 Sep 1915 13 Corp Frank MacGovern (23) No. 200443, 4 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. 13 Pte Peter Forbes Melville (20) No. 1255, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. d. 1 Jan 1915 13 Pte Robert J. Melville (20) No. 1823, 1, 5 R. Scots. d. 17 Jan 1917 15 Pte Timothy Richardson ( ) No. 24936, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 21 Sep 1918. 15 Corp D. Callender ( ) MGC. Severe dysentery1918 19 L/Corp James Tinto (21) No. 21247, 10, 11 HLI. KiA 11 Apr 1917 21 Pte Alexander Slight Lyon (30), R. Scots. d. pneumonia, 14 Feb 1915 21 Pte John Daniel Mitchell (33) No. 19697, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 21 Pte William Watt, or Robertson (23) No. 7153, 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 9 Jun 1915 21 Pte James Alexander Whyte (39) No. 40269, 5, 6 R. Scots. DoW 19 Apr 1918 23 Gunner John Lamb Anderson (30) No. 122269, RGA. KiA 16 May 1917. 23 Pte George Cook ( ) pioneer R. Engrs, Cam Hdrs. d. 2 Mar 1919 23 L/Corp Robert MacGimpsey ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1917 25 R. Manzie ( ). Wounded 1918 27 RSM George Dunbar (46) No. 356523, 5 R. Scots & 21 HLI. d. 9 May 1920. 27 Pte Robert Alexander Grant (20) No. 10892, 1 R. Scots. DoW 23 Apr 1915 33 Pte Donald Urquhart Addison (19) No. 33199, 1 KOSB. DoW 14 Apr 1918. 33 PteThomas Chinnery ( ) No. 42197, 1 Cam (SR). KiA 21 Sep 1918 33 Pte Alexander Mitchell ( ) No. 8931, 8 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 29 Sep 1915 33 Pte James Stephen Orkney (19) No. 37095, 9 Norfolk Regiment. KiA 15 Apr 1918 33 Pt Andrew Hotson Ramsay (18) No.3498, 1, 9 R. Scots. Killed 25 May 1916. 33 Pte George Lumsden Ramsay (26) No. 350443, 9 R. Scots. Dow 20 Sep 1917

Westfield Street, Gorgie Road Pte P. Marshall ( ). Serving NW Frontier, India 1917 (EEN 16 Aug 1917) 1 Pte Robert Anderson (22) No. 18935, Cam Hdrs. KiA 30 Sep 1916. 1 Drummer Stewart Anderson ( ) No. 23568, Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 13 Feb 1918 1 Pte David Blyth (27) No. 13105, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 25 Sep 1915 1 Pte John Campbell (22), 1.5 R. Scots. KiA 27 Apr 1915. 1 CSM Richard Lawrie (29) No. 8561, 2 BW. KiA 25 Sep 1915 1 Pte George Aithie MacKay (20) No. 11723, A & S Hdrs. KiA 22 Sep 1918. 3 Pte Adam Anderson (35) No. 12231, 9 BW. d. 22 Aug 1917. 3 Pte Benjamin Hartley Burgon (19) No. 11696, 2 KOSB. d. 1 Sep 1914. 3 Pte James Orman (20), Canadians. Accidently killed in action 22 Apr 1917. 3 Sgt J. C. Frier ( ) (Croix de Guerre) 3 Pte James Gray ( ) Cam Hdrs, (DCM) 5 Pte John MacMorran (22) No. 1853, RAMC. KiA 12 Jul 1915 5 Gunner Stephen Richardson (27) No. 307493, RGA. DoW 6 Aug 1918 5 Gunner A. C. Risk ( ) Wounded & shell shock 1917 5 Pte J. Risk ( ) Canadian Contingent No.1. Wounded 1915 9 Pte William J. Farish (21) No. 2357, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 25 May 1915 9 Pte Richard Glover Myles (20) No, 1509, 1, 9 R. Scots. KiA 16 Dec 1915 9 Pte Robert Borthwick ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1918

Wheatfield Place, Gorgie Road 4 Pte Alexander “Sandy” Conner (19) No. 352463, 9 R. Scots. d 9 Apr 1917. 4 Sgt James Nicol (30) No. 346701, RGA. KIA 15 Aug 1917. 4 Pte John Spalding (22) No. 24969. 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 5 Pte R. Conner ( ) 11 A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1915 7 Sgt James Love ( ) R. Scots, (MM) 10 Pte G. Douglas ( ) No. 1259, 2,5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915. 10 Pte John Jollie ( ) No.6619, 2 R. Scots. KiA 5 Dec 1914 16 Pte Alfred Herd ( ) R. Scots. Gassed & wounded for a second time 1918 16 Pte Thomas Herd ( ), 7 Seaforth Hdrs. Newspaper article (TED 11 Feb 1916) 16 Sgt James Herd ( ), RASC. Newspaper article (TED 11 Feb 1916) 16 Sapper James Herd ( ), junior, R. Engrs. Newspaper article (TED 11 Feb 1916) 16 Corp William Herd ( ) RAMC , (DCM. Gassed 1916 17 L/Corp James Mitchell MacDonald (26) No. 22028, 17 R. Scots. KiA 23 Jul 1916 17 Pte James MacDougall (24) No. 8870, 2 Scots Gds. KiA. 18 Dec 1914 17 Pte R. Wheelen ( ), 12 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 18 Sgt R. Marshall ( ) RFA, (MM)

Wheatfield Road, Gorgie Road L/Corp W. Proctor ( ). Serving NW Frontier, India 1917 (EEN 16 Aug 1917) 1 Pte Hebert T. Miles (19) No. 13360, 1 Cam Hdrs. d. 9 May 1915. 2 Pte James Kellock (34) No. 17709, 2 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 30 Jul 1916 3 Pte James Hair ( ) No. 16729, 1 Scots Gds. KiA 11 Mar 1918 4 Sgt Joseph Baxter (36) No. M/2 166590, RASC. d. 11 Sep 1919. 4 Pte Peter Lindsay Hay (20) No. 39080, 15 HLI. KiA 3 Apr 1918. 4 Pte Frank Jardine ( ) No. 10887, 6 KOSB. KiA 7 Jul 1916. 5 Sgt William Hay ( ) Seaforth Hdrs. Gassed 1916 5 Pte William Morrison ( ) Cam (SR). Gassed 1918 5 Pte Walter Morrison ( ) R. Scots, (MM) 6 Pte David Horsburgh (19) No.3/6245, 9 Gordon Hdrs. KiA 10 Dec 1915. 6 Pte James Munro ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1918 7 Pte Jack Hill (19) No. 57921, ‘D’ Coy, 2 HLI. DoW 13 Sep 1918 7 L/Corp James Mitchell (24) No. 470, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 3 Oct 1916, 7 Pte Alexander Drummond ( ), pioneer. Gassed 1916 7 Robert Miller ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 7 Pte Thomas Robertson ( ) R. Scots, (MM)

Wheatfield Street, Gorgie Road 1 Pte John McCormack Martin (25) No. 41058, 17 R. Scots. KiA 3 Mar 1917. 1 L/Corp William Martin ( ) R. Scots. Wounded for a second time 1918 2 Pte William Hammer Cherry (28) No. 17558, Royal Flying Corps. d.18 Sep 1916 4 Corp Frederick Somers Friend (35) No.3113, R. Engrs. KiA 1 Nov 1914 4 Pte Alexander Gerard (19) No. 350946, 9 R. Scots. KiA 1 Aug 1918 4 Pte Alexander Redpath (34) No.1661. HLI. DOW 27 May 1916 4 Pte Harry Christie Spence (38) No. 301682, 1, 7 R. Scots. KiA 12 Nov 1917. 4 Pte Archibald “Archie” Stewart (19) No. 22699, Cam Hdrs. Drowned 29 Jul 1917. 4 Pte Charles Stewart (29) No. 21264, 7 Cam Hdrs. DoW. 2 Aug 1917. 5 Pte William Forrest (25) No. 43613, sapper, R. Engrs, KiA 27 Sep 1915 5 Pte James Gray (41) No.17143, 7 Cam Hdrs. KiA 3 Aug 1917. 5 L/Corp Robert Pringle (39) No. 30448, 2 KOSB. KiA. 26 Oct 1917. 5 Sgt T. A. Moncrieff ( ) 13 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 5 Pte James Wilson ( ), R. Scots. Missing, then Wounded & in hosp 1915 6 Pte John Leckie Henderson ( ). No.18625, 15 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 7 Pte John Hill (19) No. 57921, 2 HLI. d. 13 Sep 1918. 7 Pte Edward Roberts ( ) No. 8223, 9 BW. K IA 23 Sep 1915 7 L/Corp T. Robertson ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1918. 8 Pte J. A. Herron (24) No. 7058, RFA. KiA 22 Oct 1916. 8 Pte W. S. Key ( ) R. Scots. Trench Fever 1917 13 Pte Arthur W. Ellis (21) No.21556, West Riding Regt. DoW 30 Jul 1916

Wheatfield Terrace, Gorgie Road 2 Pte Joseph Crowther (28) No. 2197, 17 R. Scots. KiA 13 Apr 1916. 2 Sgt John Smith Lavender (35) No.129629, Canadian Inf. DoW 15 Jun 1917 (MM) 2 Sgt James Wilson (26) No. 10308, 2 Cam (SR). DoW 23 Oct 1916. 7 Pte William Daniel Magee (20) No. 42082, 15 HLI. DoW 12 Jun 1918

White Park, opposite 160, Gorgie Road 1 Pte George W. Hamond (35), Gordon Hdrs. KiA 25 Sep 1915. 4 Pte R. Fairgrieve ( ) R. Engrs, (MM) 5 Corp James Colvin ( ) R. Scots. PoW in Germany 1917 7 Pte Arthur Leslie Blakeman ( ) Bandsman, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 11 Nov 1914. 7 Pte Murdoch Belashmie ( ), KOSB. Wounded for third time 1918. 9 Pte John Ullathorne (29) No. 9157, 2 HLI. KiA 17 Sep 1914 9 Pte Alexander Young (28) No. 68619, MGC (Infantry). KiA 26 Nov 1917. 9 Pte George Young ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1918

Yeaman Place, Dundee Street 1 Pte George W. Smith ( ), R. Scots, then HLI. KiA 4 May 1917. 1 L/Corp Thomas Thomson (23) No.11149, 10, 1 A & S Hdrs. KiA 12 Oct 1916 4 Corp Augustus Knox ( ) No. 31663, New Zealand Imperial Force. KiA 2 Aug 1917 4 Pte James S. Murphy (20), buglar, 16 R. Scots. KiA 1 Jul 1916 4 Pte James Culbard Murray (32) No. 20634, 6 Cam Hdrs. DoW 16 Aug 1916. 4 2nd Lieut James Stein Thomson (24) 1, 2 West Yorkshire Regt. KiA 22 Jul 1918. 4 Pte Andrew Whannel ( ) No. 10247, 1 Cam Hdrs. KiA 17 Sep 1918. 4 Pte T. Sutherland ( ) No. 11164, A & S Hdrs. Wounded 1916 4 CSM J. Welsh ( )York & Lancasters, (DCM) 9 L/Corp Andrew Brown ( ) No. 1297, 2 BW. KiA 7 Jan 1916 9 Pte Joseph Moffat (22) No. 43228, 9 BW. KiA 16 Mar 1917. 9 Pte James Stewart Roberts (21) No. 3246, 1, 9 R. Scots. DoW 31 Dec 1915 9 Pte John Forrester Roberts (26) No.200418, 4 R. Scots. KiA 27 Sep 1918. 10 Pte James Henry Archibald ( ) No. 10640, 7 Cam. Hdrs. d. 17 Aug 1916. 10 Pte William Archibald (21) No. 10638, 3 Cam Hdrs, DoW 15 Jan 1916. 10 Pte John Creamer (20) No. 40989, 1 South Staffordshire Regt. KiA 26 Oct 1917. 10 Pte John Dickson (18) No.2316, signaller, RFA. KiA, 1916. 10 Pte Hector MacDonald (21) No. 12698, Cam Hdrs. KiA 13 Aug 1916. 11 Pte Michael Lawson (28) No. 25101, 13 R. Scots. KiA 23 Apr 1917 11 Driver John Robertson (26) No. 655233, RFA. d. pneumonia, 19 Oct 1918 11 Pte John White ( ) No. 124817, RAMC. d. pneumonia, 10 Dec 1918 11 Pte W. Fleming ( ) R. Scots. Wounded 1916 11 Corp J. Smith ( ) KOSB. Wounded for a third time 1916 13 L/Corp W. Scott (19) No. 51151, 1 R. Scots. KiA 12 Apr 1918. 15 Pte George “Dodie” Douglas (21) No.40965, 17 R. Scots. KiA 30 Sep 1918. 15 Pte John Carrick Rodgers (19) No. 51135, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. KIA 24 Mar 1918. 15 Pte John Steedman (18), 1, 6 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 16 May 1917. 15 Pte Robert Steedman (23) No 12716, 11 R. Scots. KiA 26 Sep 1915 15 PteWilliam Steedman (25) No.10138, 1 Seaforth Hdrs. DoW 13 Nov 1914. 15 L/Corp John Veitch (23) No.33738, 12 R. Scots. DoW 19 May 1918 (MM) 16 Pte Harry Albert Downie (18) No. 19005, 16 R. Scots. KiA, 1 Jul 1916. 16 Sgt G. Philp ( ) No. 12295, R. Scots. KiA 25 Sep 1915 16 Pte Archibald Reid (20) No. 3/6264, 2 Gordon Hdrs. DoW, 23 Sep 1916 16 Pte James Lamb ( ) No. 4785, BW. Wounded for second time 1917 17 A/Leading stoker Alfred Lloyd ( ) No. K/ 8947, RN. d. 1 March 1917 17 Pte Robert Shepherd Moir (36) No. 266375, 1, 7 Cam (SR). d. 19 Apr 1917 17 Pte John Rainbird (32) No. 3038, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 17 Corp William Charles Rainbird (35) No. 2853, 1, 5 R. Scots. KiA 28 Jun 1915 18 Pte William Allison (26) No. 54830, 56 Coy, MGC. KiA 7 Jun 1917. 18 Pte Alexander Morrison (28) 2 Seaforth Hdrs. KiA 4 Oct 1917. 18 Pte W. Simpson ( ), bandsman, 1, 9 R. Scots. Wounded 1915 19 Pte William Ferguson (21) No.10991, 1 R. Scots Fusiliers. DoW 23 Apr 1915. 20 Pte George Donaldson (29) No.27439, 2, 4 Royal West Kent Regt. KiA 4 Nov 1917 20 L/Corp Robert MacLennan (32) No. 17183, 11 R. Scots. KiA 8 Jul 1918. 20 Pte Thomas Young “Tom” Messer (23) No. 200483, 13 R. Scots. KiA 15 Aug 1918. 21 Pte Robert Harrow ( ), RASC. DoW 27 May 1917 21 Pte Alexander MacDonald ( ), R. Scots. KiA 1917. 26 Pte Robert McPherson Diack (32) No. 11761, 11 R. Scots. KiA 22 Mar 1917 26 L/Corp Alexander “Alick” Nisbet ( ), KOSB. d. 1918. 26 Pte William Stirling Ross ( ) No.202137, 6, 7 R. Scots Fusiliers. KiA 23 Mar 1918 32 Pte Hugh Regan (41) No. 9935, 1 BW. PoW, d. 21 Jun 1915, in Germany.

Event and Battle Dates

28 June 1914 - Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo

4 August 1914 - Britain Declared War on Germany

23 August 1914 - Battle of Mons. With half the number of artillery guns of their enemy, the 70,000 strong British Expeditionary Force inflicted heavy losses on 160,000 Germans, before being forced to retreat.

6 September 1914 - First Battle of the Marne. German advance to Paris halted.

12 September 1914 - First Battle of Aisne. Retreating Germans engaged fifty miles north-east of Paris.

25 September 1914 - First Battle of Albert.

1 October 1914 - First Battle of Arras. The Germans captured Vimy Ridge.

14 October 1914 - First Battle of Ypres. British Expeditionary Force almost wiped out.

10 March 1915 - Battle of Neuve-Chapelle. Allied attempt to break through German lines.

22 April 1915 - Second Battle of Ypres. British tunnelling under Hill 60. The Germans used chlorine gas.

25 April 1915 - Gallipoli Landings . An expedition to knock Turkey out of the war.

28 June 1915 - Battle of Gully Ravine. Failed and costly attack, Gallipoli.

25 September 1915 - Battle of Loos.

9 September 1916 - Gallipoli Evacuation.

31 May 1916 - Naval Battle of Jutland. British Fleet engaged the German High Seas Fleet in a fierce gun battle which neither side truly won.

1 July 1916 - Battle of Somme. On the first day alone British casualties were 60,000, including 20,000 dead. Lasting months, total casualties were: British 420,000, French 195,000, and Germans 650,000 The aim was to relieve pressure on the French at Verdun.

9 April 1917 - Battle of Arras. British attack. Vimy Ridge.

16 April 1917 - Second Battle of Aisne.

31 July 1917 - Battle of Passchendaele. The third Battle Ypres failed.

20 November 1917 - Battle of Cambrai. Tank breakthrough achieved, and lost in German counter attack.

27 May 1918 - Third Battle of Aisne. Germans attack British and French.

15 July 1918 - Second Battle of Marne. Enemy attack countered by British, French and Americans.

8 August 1918 - Battle of Amiens. Successful Australian and Canadian attack, involving over a thousand tanks and eight hundred aircraft.

11 November 1918 – Armistice.

28 June 1919 - Peace signed at Versailles

Gorgie Memorial Hall

Sketches – Gallipoli and Western Front

Manpower Requirements

Your King and Country Need You A Call to Arms Addition of 100,000 men to His Majesty's Regular Army is immediately necessary in the present grave National Emergency.

Lord Kitchener is confident that this appeal will be at once responded to by all those who have the safety of the Empire at heart.

Terms of Service General service for the period of three years or until the War is concluded. Age of enlistment between 19 and 30.

How to Join Full information can be obtained at any post office in the Kingdom, or at any Military Depot

God Save the King (EEN 18 Aug 1914)

Recruiting age up to 45 with previous service and 35 without (EEN 28 Aug 1914)

Your King and Country Need You Another 100,000 men wanted Lord Kitchener is much gratified with the response already made to the Appeal for Additional men for His Majesty's Regular Army.

In the grave National Emergency that now confronts the Empire he asks with renewed confidence that another 100,000 men will come forward.

Terms of Service Age on enlistment 19 to 35, ex-soldiers up to 45, and certain selected ex-non commission officers up to 50. Height 5 feet 3 inches and upwards. Chest 34n inches at least. Must be medically fit.

General service for War. Men enlisting for the duration of the War will be discharged with all convenient speed at the conclusion of the War.

Pay at Army Rates and married men or widowers with children will be accepted, and will draw separate allowance under Army conditions.

How to Join Men wishing to join should apply in person at any Military Barracks or at any Recruiting Office, the address of the latter can be obtained from post offices or Labour Exchange.

God Save the King. (EEN 29 Aug 1914)

An Appeal to all Ex-Non Commissioned Officers Lord Kitchener appeals to Ex-Non Commissioned Officers of any Branch of His Majesty's Forces to assist him now by enlisting AT ONCE for the duration of the War.

Particulars Chiefly required to act as drill instructors. Promotion to non commissioned rank immediately after enlistment. Age no obstacle as long as competent. No liability for service abroad if over 45. Pensioners may draw their pensions in addition to Pay of Rank at Army Rates.

Apply for information or enlistment at any recruiting office or ask O.C. Depot to re- enlist you in your old corp. (EEN 2 Sep 1914)

Your King and Country Need You In the present grave national emergency men and still more men, are needed at once to rally round the Flag and add to the ranks of our New Armies.

Terms of Service Age on enlistment 19 to 38, ex-soldiers up to 45. Minimum height 5 feet 3 inches, 1 chest 34 /2 inches, must be medically fit.

General War Service Men enlisting for the duration of the War will be able to claim their discharge, with all convenient speed, at the conclusion of the War.

Pay at Army Rates Married men or widower with children will be accepted, and if at the time of enlistment, a recruit signs the necessary form, separation allowance under Army conditions is issueable at once to the wife or in certain circumstances to other dependants. Pamphlet with full details fro any post office.

How to Join Men wishing to join should apply in person at any Military Barracks or at any Recruiting Office, the address of the latter can be obtained from post offices or Labour Exchange.

God Save the King. God Save the King (EEN 19 Nov 1914)

Five Questions to men who have not yet enlisted. 1. If you are physically fit and between 19 and 38 years of age, are you satisfied with what you are doing today? 2. Do you feel happy as you walk along the street and see other men wearing the King's uniform? 3. What will you say in the years to come when people ask you - "Where did you serve in the Great War." ? 4. What will you answer when you children grow up and say - "Father, why weren't you a soldier too." ? 5. What would happen to the Empire if every man stayed at home like you ?

Your King and Country Need You.

Enlist Today at any post office. You can obtain the address of the nearest Recruiting Office.

God Save the King (EEN 4 Jan 1915)

Lord Kingsburgh's Warning It is scarcely possible to believe that the vast number of men who hold back from their Country's Service at this time really appreciate the situation.

Do they know what is the truth that we are face to face with an implacable and unscrupulous enemy, whose hate against us is intense and vehemently expressed, and who, if he is successful, will impose Terms upon us, that no liberty loving nation could accept without shame.

If this was realised they would know that the Country needs - indeed must have - their service to maintain our liberties and out national honour.

It is for them to consider whether they will now allow patriotic feeling to well up in them and come willingly to the Country's aid, or whether they will wait till the day shall come, if it proves necessary, when they will have to serve at the command of the State, representing the national will.

J.H.A. Macdonald (EEN 8 Jun 1915)

What is your answer to Lord Kitchener's Call 300,000 men wanted now War Office, Whitehall S W

I have said that I would let the Country know when more men were wanted for the War.

The time has come and I now call for 300,000 recruits to form new armies. Those who are engaged on the production of war material of any kind should not leave their work. It is to men who are not performing that duty I appeal.

Kitchener

There is only one reply that our King and Country expect from every men who is between 19 and 40 years of age and physically fit - that is to go to nearest Recruiting Office and Join the Army Today. (EEN 17 Jun 1915)

The Last Day - Conscription Tomorrow The period for voluntary enlistment expires tonight at midnight and tomorrow the Conscription Act becomes effective.

During the past few days there has been considerable increase in the recruiting returns in Edinburgh, but the rush has not by any means been startling in its dimensions.

The yellow form which summons the men under the Military Service Act are now being issued and in a few days a beginning will be made with the calling up of the conscripted classes of men.

Under that Act the men within the age limit who have not attested, with the exception of those who are exempted from service, are deemed to have been duly enlisted on the 2nd of March for general service with the colours or in the reserve for the period of the war.

Twelve classes embracing the men born in 1886 and on to 1896 will be called up from the 3rd of March onwards. (EEN 1 Mar 1916)

Drastic Man-Power Proposals Then main details of the new Man-Power as outlined by Mr Lloyd George in the House of Commons yesterday are:

• Age limit raised to 50 - about 7 percent of extended age limited expected to be available for fighting. In certain cases it may be raised to 55.

• Clean cut of exemptions of fit men under 25.

• Period of calling up notice to be reduced from fourteen days to seven.

• Ministers of Religion to liable for non combatant service.

• Conscription extended to Ireland.

• Local tribunals to be reconstituted by Order in Council, and their power to be altered.

• Tribunal areas to be regulated

• Grounds of exemption to be standardised to prevent conflicting decisions between different areas.

• Rights of Appeal to be limited.

• A strict comb out of essential industries.

• A further 50,000 men to be recruited from mining industries. Further calls to be made on transport services and Civil Service. 100, 000 to be recruited from munition workers

• Nothing to be done to interfere with fundamental condition of services - the Navy and Shipping must be first (EEN 10 Apr 1918)

Prisoners of War

The Germans, in wantonness, insulted, tortured, and starved soldiers captured on the field of battle. They have been deprived of food, set upon by dogs, buffeted by brutes, the fever stricken have been left to die without drugs or doctors. The shame of Wittenberg would be eternal and indelible. (TED 27 May 1916)

The ten and half acre camp at Wittenberg, in the State of Saxony, Germany, contained fifteen thousand, Belgian, France, Russian, and over seven hundred British prisoners of war. It was subdivided into eight compounds, each containing about six huts, each of which comprised two barracks erected to hold 120 men, but crowded in up to 200. They had little heating fuel to ward of the winter cold, they lacked suitable warm clothing and had no change of underwear, washing and sanitary facilities were lacking, and food was short.

Fierce dogs were used to intimidate prisoners, for little reason men were flogged with a rubber whip or were for hours tied to posts with their arm held high.

In December 1914, these conditions gave rise to an outbreak of typhus, which lasted six months. About three hundred British prisoners and three of their own six doctors, sent in to help, contracted the illness, of whom sixty died and were buried within the camp, coffins stack one over the other.

Straightaway and for the duration of the outbreak, the German guards and medical staff absented themselves to outside the wire. They shouted directions to inmates, delivered supplies over the fence by shute or throwing them, and sent in coffins by means of a pulley system. Civilians were allowed to gather by the wire, gawp and shout abuse at the unfortunate prisoners.

Pte Walter Sedley, HLI, a repatriated prisoner of war was captured in December 1914 at Neuve Chapelle.

“I am one the few men who escaped typhus. On 14 Jan 1916, a batch of fresh prisoners arrived at Wittenburg. Two days later the Germans left the camp. Not a word was said. They looked at the stricken men through the barbed wire, turned away, and left them to their awful fate. Not until the epidemic was over did we see another German guard. Bread was thrown over the wire or down in chutes. British, French and Russians went to the cookhouse for the daily allowance of coffee and soup. A quarter loaf was allowed each day to every man. That, with coffee in the morning, soup at 12 and 5, made up our rations. But that was some time ago. As food became scarce in Germany, so we men suffered. First, the bread was reduced to one loaf among six men, then to one loaf for ten men. Even in the hospital when I left camp, the soup had been cut down and was almost uneatable. I believe that several men, who died from what is called swine fever, were killed by the nature of the food. Some French and Russian prisoners have been shot, but no British, I believe, and men have been punished for refusing to work.”

Another repatriated prisoner wrote “Humane Reprisals” “May I suggest as an ex-prisoner of war, who has been in the hands of the Huns for a year that the meaning of the word ‘reprisal’ is not fully understood by the majority of people, who believe that by making reprisals we are still endangering the welfare of our comrades. In making reprisals against the Hun there is no necessity to descend to his level, to resort to brutality, to act like savages, but we should obtain from his labour the utmost advantage, both from a military and an economic point of view. By employing prison labour he replaces men from the mines, the railways, and the land, whom he sends to the Army. Also deliberately starving our boys, he draws from us the food by which it is only possible to live, so it costs him practically nothing to keep his „slaves. Is there any reason why we should not obtain the same advantages from the Huns’ labour as he obtains from ours without, in any way being cruel.” (TED 27 May 1916)

Captures and Losses. Gains from all theatres of war for the year 1917, were 114,544 captured enemy prisoners of war and 781 guns, against losses of 28,379 taken prisoner and 166 guns. (EEN 8 Jan 1918)

500,000 Prisoners It was reported that the total number of prisoners taken by Allied forces on all fronts since 18 July was nearly 500,000. Up to Wednesday, 2 October 1918, the number chronicled was 355,000 officers and men, and during the week from 2 October to 9 October the number of prisoners taken has exceeded 106,000. During the past week since 19 July the capture of guns has increased to well over 5,000, the number of machine guns taken to approximately 40,000 (EEN 11 Oct 1918)

War Prisoners Return Over 50,000 are now home, 1,861 officers, 48965 other ranks, 2,720 civilians arrived at Hull, Leith and Dover. (EEN 6 Dec 1918)

Pipe Major J. O. Duff, 2 Royal Scots, a repatriated prisoner of war, resided at 21 Westfield Road. He had twenty seven years military service, twelve of those with the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, and had served through the South African Boer War. “Experiences in German Prisons”. (EEN 30 Nov 1918, photo)

Pte Aubrey S, Harris, South African, was a repatriated prisoner of war. He was captured in November 1916. Sent to Friedrichsfeld, Rhein, Germany, he was put work in the parcels office. There were 45,000 British prisoners attached to the camp, but no more than 1000 actually in it, the others being outside in about 700 working parties, behind the lines in various parts of France and Belgium. They might receive a German mark as daily payment for long hours of labour with little rest, but deductions for trivial offences nullified that. They were fed on sauerkraut, cabbage, sometimes potato and horse meat, and relied on packages from home. In one instance of brutality, Pte Harris saw a Gordon Highlanders, who had returned to the camp from a working party and was terribly injured and mentally unbalanced. The man had gone to the pay table with a pipe in his mouth and for that he was assaulted by a German corporal. When the man protested he was seized and held by two sentries, while the corporal who clubbed him with a rifle until its wood shivered and barrel had been damaged. Another time 1,600 emaciated British prisoners arrived in the camp. They had been in the working parties for up to a year and never had been reported as prisoners of war and therefore had not received food parcels. The treatment of prisoners on the working parties was such that men would self-harm themselves with boiling water on their chests to avoid the duty. (TED 30 Dec 1918)

1919 The total number of officers and men missing for all theatres of war was estimated 360,000, of which an estimated 97,000 were presumed dead and 198,000 had been prisoners, leaving about 66,000 whose fate had yet to be determined.

Crushing Prussianism

What the peace terms decree. Limitation of Army, Navy. All colonies renounced. Allies to hold the Rhine for 15 years (Map of Europe)

The draft Peace Treaty was handed to the German delegates at Versailles yesterday.

As a guarantee that Germany will abide by them, the Allies are to hold the left (west) bank of the Rhine for fifteen years, with arrangements for withdrawal earlier if Germany keeps her word.

In brief, the terms:

• Disarm Germany

• Give France Alsace- Lorraine and the Saar coalfield

• Set up Poland and Czecko-Slovakia as new states

• Take all Germany's overseas possessions

• Compel her to pay £1,000,000,000 as a first instalment of the total bill, which will be fixed by 1921 and have to be paid in thirty years

• Appoint a trial of ex-Kaiser and war ciminals

• Establish the Allies' right to ton for ton of sunk ships (EEN 8 May 1919)

The Peace was signed on Saturday, 28 June, 1919, at Versailles.