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Evening Times Roll of Honour January to April 1916 (Updated with Names of Soldiers from Outwith Glasgow) Evening Times Roll of Honour January to April 1916 (updated with names of soldiers from outwith Glasgow) Date of Surname Forename Home Rank Regiment Date in ET Page Portrait Notes Death Abbott James Kilbirnie Sergeant Royal Scots Fusiliers 29-Apr-16 5 Y Killed in action Adair John Cleland Sapper Royal Engineers 29-Jan-16 6 Seriously wounded Adair John Cleland Sapper Royal Engineers 05-Feb-16 6 Died of wounds In hospital at Malta suffering Royal Munster Fusiliers from wounds received at Adair Robin Paisley 7th 12-Jan-16 5 Dardanelles. Highland Light Infantry Adam A R Paisley Private 17th 11-Jan-16 19-Jan-16 6 Killed in action Adam Andrew R Glasgow Private Highland Light Infantry 06-May-16 5 Y Killed by German shell Highland Light Infantry Adams A Glasgow Sergeant 2nd 12-Feb-16 2 Y Awarded DCM Cameron Highlanders Adams Charles Clydebank Private 1st 22-Oct-15 17-Feb-16 4 Killed in action Cameron Highlanders Adams Charles Clydebank Private 1st 22-Oct-14 18-Feb-16 3 Y Killed in action Highland Light Infantry Adams James Glasgow Private 1/7th 08-Jan-16 11-Feb-16 3 Y Killed in action Adams James Glasgow Private Gordon Highlanders 23-Mar-16 5 Y Killed in action Adams William Longcroft Private Royal West Kents 20-Apr-16 3 Wounded for second time Adie Douglas Glasgow Private Gordon Highlanders 29-May-16 4 Y Killed in action Adie Bo'ness Sergeant Royal Scots 5th 07-Mar-16 5 Seriously wounded in France Wounded, in hospital in Aitchison Daniel Rothesay Private Wiltshire Regiment 1st 08-Jan-16 6 France Australian Imperial Aitken Arthur Glasgow Private Force 19-May-16 5 Y Killed in action RFA Lowland Howitzer Died in hospital at Aitken Halbert A S Glasgow Bombadier Brigade 9th 07-Jan-16 5 Alexandria Howitzer Brigade Aitken Halbert A S Glasgow Bombadier Lowland 4th 29-Dec-15 08-Jan-16 3 Died of wounds Mitchell Library, Glasgow. 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Please do not distribute without permission. 1 Evening Times Roll of Honour January to April 1916 (updated with names of soldiers from outwith Glasgow) Date of Surname Forename Home Rank Regiment Date in ET Page Portrait Notes Death Aitken Glasgow Bombadier Royal Field Artillery 4th 29-Dec-15 08-Jan-16 Y Died Seaforth Highlanders Alexander Archibald Glasgow Private 1st 17-Feb-16 4 Killed in action Alexander David Shanks Glasgow Private Nyasaland Field Force 14-Jan-16 5 Died of malaria Alexander Thomas Glasgow Private Seaforth Highlanders 02-Sep-16 5 Y Awarded MM Alexander Walter S Glasgow Lieutenant Scottish Rifles 5th 28-Feb-16 3 Appointed adjutant Allan George Mauchline Second Lieutenant London Rifles 17-Mar-16 5 Killed in training London Regiment Allan George Busby Second Lieutenant 3/19th 18-Mar-16 3 Y Killed in training Allan James Glasgow Private Dragoon Guards 6th 15-Jun-16 6 Y Killed in action Allan James Wishaw Lance Corporal Black Watch 2nd 11-Mar-16 6 Allan Thomas Kilbirnie Private Royal Scots 2nd 03-Mar-16 5 Wounded for second time Allen George Glasgow Private Seaforth Highlanders 13-Apr-16 5 Y Killed by bursting shell Allison H Glasgow Private Gordon Highlanders 18-May-16 5 Y Killed Argyll & Sutherland Allison Stephen Glasgow Private Highlanders 04-May-16 22-May-16 5 Y Died from wounds Allison Willie Baillieston Private Scottish Rifles 10th 22-Feb-16 29-Mar-16 3 Y Killed by sniper Almond Henry Tristram Loretto 2nd Lieutenant Gordons 08-Apr-16 6 Killed in action Ambrose John Glasgow Corporal Royal Scots Fusiliers 14-Apr-16 3 Y Killed in action Anderson Andrew Glasgow Sergeant Highland Light Infantry 13-Aug-16 04-Sep-16 5 Killed in action Royal Scots Fusiliers Anderson David Kilmarnock 1st 16-Jun-15 01-Feb-16 6 Killed in action Royal Field Artillery Anderson David Bellshill Bombadier 95th 15-Dec-15 05-Jan-16 5 Killed in France Royal Scots Fusiliers Anderson David Greenock Private 2nd 01-Mar-16 5 Y Killed in action Anderson Gordon Glasgow Corporal Gordon Highlanders 22-Apr-16 6 Y Killed in action Mitchell Library, Glasgow. 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Please do not distribute without permission. 2 Evening Times Roll of Honour January to April 1916 (updated with names of soldiers from outwith Glasgow) Date of Surname Forename Home Rank Regiment Date in ET Page Portrait Notes Death Anderson J Glasgow Lance Corporal Lanarkshire Yeomanry 25-Dec-15 27-Jan-16 Y Killed Highland Light Infantry Anderson J Glasgow Private 15th 19-Dec-15 28-Jan-16 Y Killed Argyll & Sutherland Anderson J Glasgow Private Highlanders 13-Jun-16 5 Y Killed in action Highland Light Infantry Anderson J M Glasgow Private 16th 20-Jan-16 Y Highland Light Infantry Anderson James Milliken Park Lt Colonel 1/6th 03-Feb-16 6 Awarded DSO Anderson James Kilbirnie Private Royal Scots Fusiliers 29-Apr-16 5 Y Missing presumed killed Seaforth Highlanders Anderson James Glasgow Private 7th 11-Dec-15 11-Jan-16 3 Y Killed in action Anderson James Glasgow Lance Corporal Lanarkshire Yeomanry 28-Dec-15 27-Jan-16 3 Y Killed at Gallipoli Anderson James Kilbirnie Private Royal Scots Fusiliers 08-Apr-16 6 Missing presumed killed Anderson John Holytown Private Scottish Rifles 21-Apr-16 6 Y Killed in action Highland Light Infantry Killed in action at the Anderson John Glasgow Private 1/5th 19-Dec-15 28-Jan-16 3 Y Dardanelles Highland Light Infantry Anderson John Matthew Glasgow Private 16th 20-Jan-16 3 Y Died in France Anderson Stephen Ayr Second Lieutenant Royal Scots Fusiliers 5th 05-Jan-16 5 Killed at Dardanelles Army Service Corps Anderson William Larbert Corporal Field Battery 26th 07-Jan-16 5 Killed in lorry fall accident Highland Light Infantry Anderson William Glasgow Private 16th 26-Dec-15 19-Jan-16 Y Died Highland Light Infantry Andrew John Kilmalcolm Private 15th 22-Feb-16 3 Wounded Andrews William Wishaw Private Scottish Rifles 22-Apr-16 3 Missing presumed killed Angus John Glasgow CSM Royal Scots 27-Mar-16 12-May-16 Y Killed in action Mitchell Library, Glasgow. 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Please do not distribute without permission. 3 Evening Times Roll of Honour January to April 1916 (updated with names of soldiers from outwith Glasgow) Date of Surname Forename Home Rank Regiment Date in ET Page Portrait Notes Death Annall John Kilwinning 25-Jan-16 6 Wounded in action Arbuckle George Croy Private Royal Engineers 27-Jan-16 5 Wounded Died from wounds received Arbuthnott Hugh Dalbeattie Second Lieutenant Punjabis 67th 05-Jan-16 5 at Mesopotamia Highland Light Infantry Armstrong John Laidlaw Glasgow Sergeant 16th 15-Jan-16 3 Y Highland Light Infantry Armstrong John Laidlaw Glasgow Second Lieutenant 16th 07-Jan-16 14-Jan-16 5 Killed in action Armstrong Thomas Polquhirter Private Canadian Contingent 22-Feb-16 3 Killed in action Argyll & Sutherland Died in hospital, Brighton, Arthur David Glasgow Private Highlanders 26-Jun-16 4 Y J332 Argyll and Sutherland Arthur J H Glasgow Corporal Highlanders 20-Apr-16 6 Y Killed in action Royal Inniskilling Arthur John Glasgow Private Fusiliers 20-May-16 5 Y Killed in action Arthur Thomas Paisley RNVR Howe Battalion 19-Jan-16 6 Wounded Argyll & Sutherland Ashbridge Alfred Glasgow Private Highlanders 23-May-16 5 Y Killed in action Astley-Corbett J D Captain Scots Guards 21-Apr-16 3 Wounded Durham Light Infantry Atkinson R.E. Hexham Lieutenant 9th 20-Feb-16 28-Feb-16 3 Killed in action Argyll & Sutherland Aytoun Roger M G Fife Lieutenant Highlanders 2nd 18-Mar-16 28-Mar-16 5 Died of wounds Bailey John Glasgow Stoker HMS Invincible 31-May-16 19-Jun-16 4 Y Went down with ship Highland Light Infantry Baillie Arthur R Glasgow Private 17th 01-Feb-16 17-Feb-16 5 Y Killed in action, France Baillie Robert Motherwell Black Watch 1st 05-May-15 10-Mar-16 5 Killed in action Baillie W Hamilton Sergeant Highland Light Infantry 31-Mar-16 3 Y Killed Died of wounds- reported Bain G Private Seaforth Highlanders 22-Apr-16 4 wounded Mitchell Library, Glasgow. You may download and/or print for your own personal use. Please do not distribute without permission. 4 Evening Times Roll of Honour January to April 1916 (updated with names of soldiers from outwith Glasgow) Date of Surname Forename Home Rank Regiment Date in ET Page Portrait Notes Death Argyll & Sutherland Bain George Motherwell Sergeant Highlanders 10th 29-Feb-16 10-Mar-16 3 Y Killed in action Bain John F Glasgow Private Scottish Rifles 16-May-16 5 Y Missing presumed dead Highland Light Infantry Bain M Newmains Sergeant Major 12th 26-Feb-16 3 Y DCM Wishaw Hero Balfour David Mossbloom Private Royal Scots Fusiliers 29-Feb-16 17-Mar-16 3 Y Killed in action Drowned in sinking of Balfour J Falkirk Driver Royal Field Artillery 12-Jan-16 3 Y transport ship Marquette Balfour John Glasgow Private Seaforth Highlanders 28-Apr-16 23-May-16 5 Y Killed Ballantyne James Glasgow Private Scottish Rifles 10th 03-Feb-16 04-Mar-16 8 Y Killed in France Royal Scots Fusiliers Bannerman Hugh Kilwinning Private 3/4th 07-Dec-15 14-Jan-16 5 Killed by a mine explosion Barclay Alexander Galston Lance Corporal Ayrshire Yeomanry 13-Jan-16 6 Recommended for DCM Seaforth Highlanders Barclay G Glasgow Private 8th 25-Sep-15 26-Jan-16 Y Killed Barclay J Glasgow Lance Corporal Gordon Highlanders 31-Jul-16 01-Sep-16 5 Y Killed in action, France Barclay John Glasgow Private Gordon Highlanders 1st 02-Mar-16 25-Mar-16 Died Barclay T Glasgow Corporal Scottish Rifles 28-Jun-15 03-Jul-16 5 Y Died Barker Thomas Glasgow Private Gordon Highlanders 31-Jul-16 02-Sep-16 5 Y Killed in action Barlow Alexander Glasgow Private Seaforth Highlanders 31-May-16 5 Y Killed in action Royal Inniskilling Barlow George Clydebank Private Fusiliers 17-Feb-16 5 Y Died of wounds Royal Army Medical Barr G F Paisley Captain Corps 23-Mar-16 25-Mar-16 5 Died in France Barr J Glasgow Private Seaforth Highlanders 05-Jul-16 4 Y Died from wounds Barr James Glasgow Private Gordon Highlanders 20-Jun-16 5 Y Killed in action, May 1915 Highland Light Infantry Barr John Glasgow Private 15th 24-Dec-15 09-Feb-16 Died from wounds Royal Scots Fusiliers Barr W Troon Lance Corporal 1/5th 21-Jan-16 6 In hospital at Cairo Mitchell Library, Glasgow.
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