THE WITH ITS ROLLS OF HONOUR AND OF SERVICE IN THE GREAT WAR

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THE CLAN MACRAE WITH ITS ROLLS OF HONOUR AND OF SERVICE IN THE GREAT WAR

DATE MICROFILMED MAY 2 0 1985 \vm# LL PROJECROLLT # an d CALG.SL. # XLIBfrlO^ n 994065 COMPILED BY ELLA MACRAE-GILSTRAP OF AND BALLIMORE

GENEALOGICAL SOCiÉT* OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CftRlSI OP LATTER-OA.Y WJMT* , £8780

ABERDEEN: AT THE ROSEMOUNT PRESS M-CM -XXIII ©eeícaféb to fØe (Jttemorg of fØe (Qtén of ih Cfctn wøo gave f(Mr £tt>eø ín føe tëreaf War. " feííífe waf ge wfla'ø cotnín', a' t$t wífï» (gtacQRaø are comínV'

" Of a' fØe ^íefan' Cfanø (gtacHaB te moøi feroctouø, ercepf f 0e Otac^nfgreø, í%t (BtacQRaø, anb f$e (PacdtinfoøØeø." FOREWORD

WHEN the life of a people is perfectly sound and wholesome, one of the chief sources of their inspiration, for the manly and honourable conduct of life, is what is best in the achievements and traditions of their fathers. The epic poet sets forth those achievements and traditions in an idealized light, and makes them beautiful and attractive for the imitation of the worthier type of youth, to whom a noble and honourable life is thus made to appeal as the right thing to strive for. But the bare, dry facts of history may also speak with a message, equally clear and inspiring, to him who is gifted with sufficient imagination to see them in their true significance. The Roll of Honour recorded on the War Memorial, which is now so prominent a feature of almost every village and parish through­ out the King's dominions, consists usually of nothing more than a bare list of names. To the stranger passing by such a list conveys little or no meaning, but to those who see the names of their loved ones there en­ shrined, it speaks with pathetic though silent eloquence, for to some one or other every name may be the name not only of a loved and lost one, but possibly of the hero of some deed or story that will grow more and more interesting and inspiring as the years pass by, and the halo of romance gradually gathers around it.

" Tlie brave Die never. Being deathless they but change Their country's arms, for more, their country's heart." in this book we have before us a Roll of Honour and of Service of the Clan MacRae. The MacRaes, whose homeland was in the parishes of and Glenshiel, under the chiefship of the great Earls of Seaforth, have always been regarded as one of the minor clans. Nevertheless, their name in the various forms in which it appears now in all parts of the British Empire and the United States of America has provided 3,624 men and women who answered the call of FOREWORD duty and honour, of whom 423 men laid down their lives for their King and country. This Roll has been compiled by Mrs. MacRae- Gilstrap of Eilean Donan, and may well be described as a work of love. It could be done in such completeness only by the most careful examina­ tion from day to day of all the long lists appearing in the London Gazette and the daily press, supplemented, no doubt, in many cases by private inquiries, and nothing but a real and whole-hearted devotion to the fame and honour of the clan of her adoption could enable her to maintain the patient watchfulness and perseverance necessary to continue such an undertaking for the four long years of anxious and agonizing tension through which our country was then passing, and of which she herself, like many another brave and noble woman, had to endure her own share. For this work, so carefully and so completely accomplished, all members and connections of the clan owe Mrs. MacRae-Gilstrap a deep and lasting debt of gratitude. The memory of those who achieved the victory for us in the greatest war in which we have ever been engaged, will surely not be readily allowed to perish, and in days that are now far off in the dim and distant future, worthy men and women will point with justifiable and uplifting pride to the name of some ancestor recorded on this Roll, which will still remain as a lasting memorial to the cherished memory of the gracious lady by whom it has been compiled with such care and reverence.

SHEPHALL RECTORY, HERTS, 19th August, 1922. -^MJCft/KCKJY J1 XCULVOJL »

viii PREFACE

THIS volume is intended to be a permanent record of the part played by the Clan MacRae in the Great War, and also to be, to a certain extent, a history of the Clan. It has been compiled for the sake of the Clansmen and Clanswomen of the present day, in the hope that it will be handed on to those who come after them, so that they in turn may not be ignorant of their " goodly heritage." The existence of the book is entirely due to the zeal and enthusiasm of the compiler—Mrs. MacRae-Gilstrap of Eilean Donan, who has ex­ pended an incredible amount of time upon the Rolls of Honour and of Service. To her the Clan MacRae owes a deep debt of gratitude for having thus placed on record the noble services which were rendered to the Empire by its members, and which might otherwise have passed into oblivion. There are some regrettable points. It is unfortunate that the volume could not be published sooner, but the amount of detail which had to be gone into made this impossible. With regard to the portraits, it is disappointing that in some cases better results have not been obtained ; the very best, however, was made of the photographs which were received.' No effort has been spared to obtain complete and accurate information ; one can only regret that in the case of some individuals, and also in thé case of certain Government Offices, little or no assistance was given, this being true in particular with regard to the War Office. On the other hand, it is a pleasure to acknowledge the courteous assistance received from the Admiralty, from Record Offices at home and from those of Overseas Contingents, from Chief Constables, and from many others. When the printing of the volume was far advanced, further in­ formation was obtained which necessitated the addition of two Appendices. Appendix I contains the names of 109 MacRaes belonging to different Scottish Regiments. Appendix II is of very special interest and importance, and forms what may be called the PREFACE American Section of the Roll. It contains the Rolls of Honour and of Service of the MacRaes who served in the and Army, transcribed from the Official Records of the United States through the courtesy of the Admiralty and of the Adjutant-General, and is thus a complete record of their names and services, and also gives many valuable details which deserve to find a permanent place in any account of the Clan. The Rolls give the names of 3,624 men and women who either served at sea, on land, or in the air, or did work of National im­ portance. The total is made up as follows :— BRITISH EMPIRE. Roll of Honour 423 Roll of Service (including Appendix I) . . 2,364 2,787 UNITED STATES (Appendix II). Roll of Honour 18 Roll of Service ...... 819 837 3,624 The very great assistance rendered by Miss M. D. Allardyce in the preparation of the Rolls for the press has to be acknowledged, and also that of Mr. Theodore Watt, M.A., in the printing of the book. One is glad, too, to have this opportunity of thanking the Reverend Alexander Macrae (the Clan MacRae Historian) for the kindly assis­ tance he has afforded, and for writing the Foreword. In spite of the shortcomings and omissions of the Rolls, during its compilation links have been forged and friendships formed which, it is hoped, will foster the true Clan spirit. Incomplete though the Record may be, none the less it tells the story of many a heroic deed, typical not only of what actually was done, but of what, had opportunity occurred, would have been done by every member of the Clan MacRae. CONTENTS

PAGE

SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE CLAN 1

THE FIR CLUB MOSS—CLAN MACRAE'S BADGE 6

FEADAN DUBH CBTNTAILLE (BLACK CHANTER OF KINTAIL) 7

THE CLAN PIPE MUSIC 8

CUMHA CHEITHIR IAINEAN NA H-ALBA, LE COINNEACH MACRATH, AN AIRD-EILBH 9

LAMENT FOR THE FOUR JOHNS OF , BY KENNETH MACRAE, ARDELVE . 12

THE CLAN MEMORIAL CAIRN ON THE BATTLEFIELD OF SHERIFFMUIR ... 15

EILEAN DONAN CASTLE (VERSES) 16

EILEAN DONAN CASTLE (HISTORICAL NOTE) 17

THE BRAVE MACRA—DUNCAN MCRA, ACTING CONSTABLE OF ELLANDONAN CASTLE,

1537 . 19

THE SCATTERED CHILDREN OF KINTAIL 23

LlEUT.-COLONEL JOHN MACRAE-GILSTRAP (NOTE ON HIS MILITARY SERVICE) . 24

11TH ROYAL HIGHLANDERS'SOUVENIR BOWL 25

MRS. MACRAE-GILSTRAP (NOTE ON HER WAR WORK) 26

ROLL OF HONOUR 29

ROLL OF SERVICE g5 ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS, ETC...... 165 THE CLAN WAR MEMORIALS 167 CONTENTS

APPENDIX I—ROLL OF SERVICE—ADDITIONAL NAMES .

APPENDIX II—THE CLAN IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-

ROLL OF HONOUR . . . . .

ROLL OF SERVICE .

INDEX OF REGIMENTS, ETC.

INDEX OF NAMES ....

xii ILLUSTRATIONS

ARMS OF MACRAE OF CoNCHRA (COLOURED PLATE) .... Frontispiece

STUART MACRAE OF CONCHRA Facing page yxv

JOHN MACRAE-GILSTRAP OF EILEAN DONAN AND BALLIMORE . . „1

PEDIGREE OF STUART MACRAE OF CONCHRA . . . . Between pages 2 and 3

JAMES ALEXANDER FRANCIS HUMBERSTON STEWART-MACKENZIE, BARON

SEAFORTHOFBRAHAN Facing page 5

THE BADGE OF THE CLAN (COLOURED PLATE) .... 6

BLACK CHANTER OF KINTAIL AND KINTAIL PIPES ~I

TARTANS WORN BY THE CLAN (COLOURED PLATE) .... 8

CAIRN ON SHERIFFMUIR . . i c

EILEAN DONAN CASTLE 16

GATE OF ELLANDONAN CASTLE 18

THE EILEAN DONAN "CUACH" ig

CLACHAN DUICH OLD CHURCH AND BURIAL GROUND OF THE CLAN . 22

MAP OF THE MACRAE COUNTRY . „Q

LIEUT.-COLONEL JOHN MACRAE-GILSTRAP . . . . %- 24

11TH ROYAL HIGHLANDERS' SOUVENIR BOWL ..... 25

MRS. MACRAE-GILSTRAP OF EILEAN DONAN AND BALLIMORE . . „26

THE THREE CLAN AMBULANCES 27

xiii ILLUSTRATIONS

PARISH OF ROLL OF HONOUR Following page 61

PARISH OF KINTAIL ROLL OF HONOUR , 61

PARISH OF GLENSHIEL ROLL OF HONOUR . . . . 61

CAPTAIN KENNETH STUART MACRAE, YOUNGER OF CONCHRA . . Facing page 65

CAPTAIN JOHN DUNCAN GEORGE MACRAE, YOUNGER OF EILEAN DONAN AND BALLIMORE „65

"IN FLANDERS FIELDS" (COLOURED PLATE) .... Following page 125

LIEUT.-COLONEL JOHN MCCRAE, CANADIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS . „ 125

ILLUSTRATION ON THE APPEAL FOR THE CLAN WAR MEMORIAL . . Page 167

Throughout the "Roll of Honour" (pp. 27-61) and the U.S.A. "Roll of Honour" (Appendix II) appear portraits of many members of the Clan who fell in the Great War.

liv STUART MACRAE OF CONCHRA Head of the Conchra family and 21st representative of Finlay Dubh MacGillechriosd. JOHN MACRAE-GILSTRAP of Eilean Donan, Ross-shire, and of Ballimore, Argyllshire. THE CLAN MACRAE SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE CLAN

There can be no gainsaying that the origin of the Scottish Clans is wrapped and nearly lost in myth, legend and tradition, proving the truth of the old meaning of the word History, which is fact founded on fable. In those old, grim days the struggle for existence was so fiercetha t the man who fought and won became such a hero that his deeds of prowess were told and retold and handed down to those who came after him, till all who could count kin with him shared the honour of his name and fame, and clung to it. Roughly this seems the probable foundation of the clan, though perhaps the real depth and vitality of the true clan feeling is only known to those who have inherited it through long descent. As time passed records, half true, half mythical, began to be kept, and one fact always emerged—that the Highlanders were pre-eminently fighters. In the case of the Clan MacRae this is borne out by the two oft-quoted sayings :—** Littie wat ye wha's comin'. A' the wild MacRas are comin"*" Of a' the Heilan' Clans MacNab is most ferocious, except the Maclntyres, the MacRas, and the MacKintoshes." But the clans had also their outstanding men, men of affairs and of letters, and we come upon the reputed founder of the Clan MacRae in Kintail, Finlay MacGillechriosd, notable for valour in battíe and for prudence in counsel, whose mantle in later days fell upon the shoulders of his descen­ dant, the Reverend Farquhar MacRa; and there is also Duncan MacRa, a distinguished Gaelic poet, whose poems are full of the characteristic Celtic blend of religious feeling, joy and melancholy. Some of them are to be found in the Fernaig Manuscript. It is believed that the MacRas had setüed in Kintail before 1200, though no docu­ mentary evidence of this exists. The name MacRa (in Gaelic MacRath) means the Son of Grace or Luck, and traditionally the MacRas came from Ireland, the story being that a Maurice MacRath and two others had fled on account of some quarrel. They reached the Lovat country at an opportune moment when the of Bissett, Lord of Lovat was in danger at the hand of an assassin whom MacRath slew, and in return he gained' the friendship of Lovat, and was invited to settie on the lands of Chines. Ere long however, the tide turned. On a hunting expedition a quarrel sprang up between Lovat's son and John, son of MacRath or MacRa of Chines. Lovafs son was slain by Mac* ath's son, and the four sons of MacRath had to flee the country, leaving only the old man TE? - mJ:0Vat'the last MacRath of Chines. Of the four sons, two, John and Finlay rr m John was such a resdess man that he was known as Ian Carrach. tidgety John ; he married a daughter of Macaulay, Auchnagart, and their first child was the first MacRa born in Kintail. Finlay (4th son of MacRa of Chines) wandered about for a time, but eventually he also setüed in Kintail near his brother John. Finlay was the ancestor of Fionnla Dubh MacGillechriosd, and with him commences the recorded genealogy of the MacRas of Kintail. The Bissett, Lord of Lovat, above referred to is 2 THE CLAN MACRAE believed to have lived about 1250, so that the MacRas must have settled in Kintail long before 1400, at which time we know with certainty that Mackenzie of Kintail was wel­ coming the help of the MacRas in estabhshing his position there, in fact so cognisant was he of his dependence upon them that the MacRas earned the sobriquet of " Mackenzie's Leine-chreis," or Privy Councillors or confidants. Bound to the Lord of Kintail by this longstanding close connection, the MacRas, who never had a chief of their own, have ever looked to Seaforth as their chief. At the same time the MacRas were more than a mere bodyguard to, or henchmen of, Seaforth. They were an independent clan, with their own badge, the fir club moss ; their own , " Sgurr-Fhuaran " (the name of the highest hill in Kintail); their own ; and their own clan music. In this brief account of the clan, place can be found for only some outstanding names, such as have a special genealogical or historical interest. The first MacRa whose name is distinctly recorded is Finlay Dubh MacGillechriosd (Black Finlay, Son of Christopher), the founder of the Clan MacRa in Kintail, believed to be descended from Finlay MacRath, fourth son of the old MacRath of Chines". John and Finlay came to Kintail, but no recognized record of John's direct descendants exists, though several well-known MacRae families claim descent from him. Finlay Dubh MacGillechriosd lived about 1410, and was held in high esteem by the Chief of Kintail for his wise counsels during the minority of the 6th Chief, Alister Ionraic, who, whilst still a boy, succeeded his father. We come next to Black Finlay's grandsons, Finlay and Duncan. Duncan, the younger, was a man of war, and so fierce in combat that he was known as Big Duncan of the Battle Axe (Donnacha Mor na Tuagh). The story is told of him that when as a boy he was refused the use of weapons on account of his youth, he somehow got an old battle-axe, rushed into the midst of a fierce struggle which was taking place between the Mackenzies and the MacDonalds, and slew several men, including the redoubtable Maclaine of Lochbuie, the foremost fighter in the Isles. At night he returned to the stronghold where the clan was gathered, and threw four heads of MacDonalds on the table, saying," See, I have earned my supper." He was given his place! Finlay, Black Finlay's elder grandson, was chief counsellor, as his father and grand­ father before him had been, to the Chief of Kintail. He was thus counsellor, contem­ porary and supporter of the 9th Chief who fought at Flodden (1513) and Pinkie (1547), and so helpful was Finlay to his Chief in fighting for him in a fiercefeu d with a rival claimant, MacKenzie of , to the Chiefship, that as a reward for his services his son Christopher was appointed {circa 1511) Constable of Ellandonan Castle, the stronghold of the Mackenzies in Kintail, and for centuries the rallying ground of the Clan MacRa. From the long Ust of dead and gone MacRas we may choose out that of one lady of the olden days, a certain Mistress Margaret MacKreth or MacRa. We come upon her first as lady-in-waiting to the Countess of , later she was married to John Gordon of Drummoy, of the family, and had five sons and two daughters. She was the ancestress of the Gordons, Baronets of Embo. " She wes a verie virtuous gentle­ woman, much given to hospitalitie, both towards rich and poore, and the best inter- teyner of strangers and others, that hath been these many yeirs in that province, of her estate and qualitie. Shae died at Doill, the yeir of God 1598, and was buried at Dornogh, much regrated by all that knew her." iKmiKpi Stuart, ofCi„ Í John Duncan George, íjVV. of €Ueaa Donau .pril »is. rand Ballimore'. Bora aiS March ispo.licut. Seafbrth Highlander:? attached K.F.C. J Married. lady PhyiUs.

V ricrvcy daughter of 1.5K... ,... ,.&Wl(a 'Marquis ^Kirdnooea 0 ú 1. TolXW»£ Ftlloa cí... it.A.StaRiitS of Brtrtol. > *ffcvonberi»l tiíEb.im^jjgjï ï* July »ii Cj. IMS.

.r-aJoí.Ift.iíoi.ofeil plurc andBalwinrc.A! , *AD.CtDtfce\ , Duke of .Sutherland I ís»-Bis. I at Hotyrood, 1.921. "yïJodj' Guard. ~ •Keeper of tl Ke3raTyroodr.-_ ... JobnDotiaU.;./* _j Isabella. Maiy (jUstraj) : íhi land. co-heiress of MLVOKSQ BfWuitfu)PPc.Notís.j E Sj-hcU'ew of SirVKUi. rå^jareh.isifl.. j irt. of Fornhamrark. íuffoÏÏ «dy of öracc of the cMo. W^C'idira.' |b'n rf fir l ^Cotin William NOf S :ecs during dic%r.(| Aima Helena ,1. Christina* irarrudDecJ Ifetnd&ite Kings Bodv Q t.Marrled »0$ hq Sir Alan John * ...UWX.P. Iddesr daiujlj jiswrnanLador t(Kdjton-i . —ae spiler Honour. .1 Colqulioun, Bart . P00U.D.L .fKodel Lof Martín " ^ onto da of *a> * 4. tsoumed pvï dliccncc under enrVf'"* oTl uss. K.C.B. -:• Manor, J slure. *' IKmt.,and huH •:• Manju: I junuaie í Isle ofButc^

I Duncan Conchra.. born iauohtcr of Donald Stewart* (Overblarish —. i John ofGndtra. born ftfjan isc-s-.ircriW^tD South ... _ Jonchra. borii" _£. J.P.>föji uttjKeiatKmKsCöde, Isle of Bure tjbt -Carolina, about iS25. Married, his cousin Isabella. 2» Nov. isis, went to Sou J--J-UHU1S or Bufc,K.T.) i** Dot. «se, and was burieelon< AScota. Mac^a. Died without issue atCanidcn. 'Carolina, about iso*o. rar Clachau JXiicli His clansmen in Kintail making Ms " South CaroUna.. sóSMáy, issi. l*DU& unmarried.. £o9? ^thc occasion fjv a j-cinaj-ltablc^dispiav of Clan sentiment and' .

'Isabella,:.. >. isu \eiiea en r 1 Colin of Concilia, >Mpr »-9 -^bei-troiubys) Highlanders. • (by2»i| ^Muiicd «os IgaklU (Born cS> April r.« .lied C-Vuri » Mil) dauohtoBILif Aivlilbald. WacRa of Ardintoul .and 8 ... Titt.l John c u,e^FocClaUilinai hii «' it.- jAncnMiuWitcr of John ruelcod ie? B.uvu -YflSarali?« Sow. lf)rjary Cliesnut in* jon the/ i onmc s* rëbruar^i I died. atC iBiOrouna..on !U41

fí^Mexander of Conchra.died young and: uiunarried Mentioned as a minor a Aleoiander. Kuider the guardianshij) of h^^niel£4junevm,uuji- of Con' N&eUcdil

ii and. all killed at Shcnftmuir. Married Isabel,, daughter J . tfliifjoMi tf'»MmAdhrii yy Ma**.*** oyohttrønt of (jlen Moriston Tap a'fla,agam"cintt tlsl e %vd.Ponald KarRi of Kjitail and his vm Catherine daughter i l«dt|ji (áie died, lto-gi^-^.•• -j i\m Janet, daughter orSu- €wen Cameron or^^ '

of Conchra- i MaiT'u4-Ö3ïa(i MaeKiiii ^^John.born atAraau- ö*KarchB»* jr»».rnmster of DingwaU lino te^ib», 'Kgtab' f Devine and^o&und schoolman. He hdd. tst Wd— of Pomic, teupan^. fand other _ places in i^tail iör some years in succession to his r.'Sasinc.. . , lb.Aprtl... , tóf... ' three oasansl Tof the Town and lands of Craigsliirru: and several otters mdudina the • lands of" i ih the Parishes of Contin.Foadcrtv and Uti-av." Married-^ inAa-na xk of Kincraig,, tj aê in descent from vKtuam theConc]ucrol•,and 12Íinolescenrifwm r~~ mc Bruce. •:•. >• Ö(2)floralnnes.Heiress of Balnain.Thf propcrhi ofiülnain Ixuigmuch ent LinBtk S^iorth • fFamUy during the lifi cf the Kprd.Johns jraájj^Kfeliifl ' i money. 1 i åai. was buried fflveruiatc Branci at ..

WHrauHii) born at fUciii Rsan rasdt w| , _ 3X)2in Osdc and^ ATulistiT of Kintail. i6is to toil. Married Chrii ..eldest daughter of rfecCulloeit \ fac&Uechrios^KOled marry atCall ' the largest and • ' ^ tof firk. on i* Í cc. ion. Dvtdt at Ardlair. 1>iecf a(ap^si).Buricd wirl his an-j NBrT&ualinhciglitand bulk # bods to Jam I —it,the contemjaoraiy pcéstors atCliehaiil>iiich.Mfaiiö)lin^newer c_ to his House with less than r nMrisbm." Tic was a stoút, firwaftl aid man and at- ' nandscmetimcs fiw hundred, incn .the Constable I iileanBonan was bound tof much in anus." left no mak issue, f .(diem Victuals for die fustjjgpajils tillMyiirdsl weeea BUT itable of£Ucan1 wild to haw been pnuicnt andsoliduia_ •andadvice.' bold, fófward.a ''-•iKauireAjydræiai-kably mercifuL . during the bloody wars tointM try 'Majfied ctídaughttr of John unean (rfac^iUechriosd. i Doran Castle itsr, who died 14" prominent man in the iurch^^ricst of KinaiL, and. Cot k^^afmirs of Kintail; tcmporaryr- •' - ^'Constable of £ilianX>onaii Castte jj3;>! lóllei _ _ iUcan Donan Ca Brtmhjr.from whom are descended^ „ isår. Married. Isabel Matiicion. from whom arc descendetided the tribe commonUcommonlyl^ffl-d' . die Wlun:Maci&5, widow of John Is'jirfi':c tribe called Black Mae%s or FDubhMaAeson.Constable, of tueati l>3naui Castle, ' daughte' r .-t Duncan B.aiiE«N1-" rWTsr.'n .iHdcw of Sir Doival ^jf^ Cloin daioill vie, Farquiiar. •:• - rfeejfciijic, Priest, of Kintail. sorUshuh B'anch) •:•

rfc^irtophJTCoiisláblc ofïuean Dom.. _ ..vui abour isn riU3urdyTuvi< i»« t ficríank.ïíarHed Jc5nT9íir. j[

^Christopher, or iillechrioS Æ>hom very little is knoi i Joün ^icar . fr'icar \ ^ i left four sonsM Biom the eldest v 7 Kintail in j rUnd> nnlaThjlliM

WA conteniporary of Hird,. ,»„,.w«..,. ,m tiBrouáit his sonlAlistatr lonraie" back from school at Perth where i • of the Kin s ward cMldrcn were. H avoio^prósuit they [ trawlled toMacPougal.o f Lorn whose daughter the young cliiel i marru Futlavs good counsd and jiadiaous euidaiice v madcAlejiander uito. a just -—- ——— — and prosjierous rvih: SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE CLAN 3 Up to 1600 the Highlands were seething with clan feuds and clan quarrels in which the Wild MacRas took a generous share. We hear of Ellandonan being held by only three of a garrison who repulsed an attack by the MacDonalds, when they made a sudden raid upon it with a number of birlins or galleys. Duncan MacRa, the then acting Constable, was one of the three. He showed great skill and courage; with his last arrow he slew Donald Gorm of , and the loophole in the corner of the hexagonal Well Tower from which he fired his arrow is still to be seen. When their leader was gone, the MacDonalds lost heart and abandoned the siege. Of Farquhar (3rd son of Christopher, Constable circa 1511) we know littie, but the Torlysich family is descended from him. They were called the Black MacRas to dis­ tinguish them from the Fair MacRas, the descendants of his elder brother Duncan. This Duncan's grandson, another Duncan, called as was his father (Donnacha MacGillechriosd) is the hero of the following characteristic story. When twenty galleys of the MacDonalds raided Lochcarron with fire and sword, Duncan, with one galley, manned by eighteen men, and a few small boats, tricked the MacDonalds by a clever ruse. He slew Angus Og, younger of Glengarry, and his sixty followers at the Cailleach Rock, without losing any of his own men, and returned to Ellandonan with the dead body of the MacDonald leader on his own eaptured galley. Many other such tales could be told, but we must pass on to days of less stress and strain. During the first half of the 17th century, from 1618 to 1651, the Rev. Farquhar MacRa, who was born at Ellandonan Castle in 1580, was Constable of Ellandonan and Vicar of Kintail. He was the great-grandson of Christopher, Constable {circa 1511) of Ellan­ donan, a man of piety, ability and learning, and strongly imbued with loyalty to his clan and to his chief. He carried on faithfully the old traditions, was the trusted friend and counsellor of Seaforth, and Uved at Ellandonan, refusing offers of preferment which would have called him away from his beloved Kintail. He was not only a firm supporter of, but a sufferer for, the Royal cause in the Civil Wars. His clansmen fought along with Montrose under Seaforth with such loyalty that Ellandonan was garrisoned by Parliamentary troops to overawe the district, and General Monk himself came north and carried off 360 of the Rev. Farquhar MacRa's cattle. It is a touching testimony to the old man's own loyalty that, after the Stuart re­ storation in 1660, when urged to claim compensation, he maintained that to the real royalist the return of the rightful king was sufficient compensation. Seaforth's appreciation of Farquhar MacRa's loyal services is proved by his gift to him of the wad­ set rights of , Inig, and other places in Kintail, and also of a wadset of , Dorusduain and Letterinimmer for his son Alexander. The Rev. Farquhar MacRa married, 1st December 1611, Christina, eldest daughter of MacCulloch of Park, Strathpeffer. He had a large family, but the two most important to the clan history are the two elder sons, John and. Alexander, as from them the two MacRa families of Conchra and Inverinate trace their descent. Unfortunately no docu­ mentary evidence exists to show whether John or Alexander was the elder. John MacRa was born at Ardlair, 13th March 1614, he was a prominent clergyman at Dingwall, and notwithstanding Presbyterian pressure a staunch Episcopalian, as all the MacRas had been. On the death of his father, the Rev. Farquhar MacRa, he succeeded to all his father's 4 THE CLAN MACRAE lands, which would point very definitely to his having been the eldest son. This son is now (1922) represented by Stuart MacRae of Conchra, head of the Conchra family, and 21st representative of Finlay Dubh MacGillechriosd. His younger brother, Colonel John MacRae-Gilstrap, is Constable of Eilean Donan Castie. Alexander, the other son of the Rev. Farquhar, to whom reference has been made, who had a wadset of Inverinate, is now (1922) represented by Sir Colin G. Macrae, W.S., . His forebear, the Rev. John MacRae, son of the said Alexander, wrote a clan history in which he is said to have stated that Alexander was the eldest son. Unfortunately the original history has been lost, and the oldest existing transcript is one made by Farquhar MacRa (d. 1789), the last representative of the family who held Inverinate in Kintail. The Constableship of the Rev. Farquhar MacRa saw the clan, instead of losing itself in clan feuds, pass on to the wider arena of national affairs. The MacRas had al­ ready given their allegiance to the Stuart cause, so it was only to be expected that in the '15 and the '45 they would *' rise and follow Charlie." Seaforth, their chief, was a strong supporter of King James (VIII), and on the fateful day of Sherifimuir (the principal battie in the '15 rising) he had two regiments and a numerous following of the Clan MacRa. Seaforth's men fought in the left wing under the Earl of Mar, and when it gave way before Argyle, the MacRas stood firm and fought to the death. The gallant John of Conchra fell on the field, and it is said that 58 women in Kintail were made widows. This John was one of the " Four Johns of Scotland " famous for their courage and daring—John MacRa of Conchra, John MacKenzie of Hilton, John of Auchtertyre and John MacKenzie of the Applecross family, all fought under Seaforth, and all fell at Sheriffmuir. But alas ! the clan's cup of sacrifice for their *' rightfu' King " was not yet full. The fleet which was to have helped James in 1719 was wrecked, and only two vessels reached Kintail. The MacRas under Seaforth, joined by Rob Roy MacGregor and his followers, encamped opposite Ellandonan, but the Government took prompt measures, three ships of war and Hanoverian troops were dispatched to raze the castle and crush the rising. Ellandonan was bombarded, the garrison of Spaniards surrendered, and on 10th May, 1719, the old castie, the rallying place of the clan, was blown up by gunpowder and re­ duced to ruins. The third Government ship sailed up and destroyed the old church of Kintail situated in the midst of the old clan burial ground. A month later the Hanoverian troops reached Kintail, a fierce battie was fought at Glenshiel, the Jaco­ bites were utterly defeated, Seaforth escaped aoroad, and his estates were forfeited to the Crown. The men of Kintail, however, with characteristic loyalty, paid no heed to this, and still paid their rents to Seaforth's representative. The MacRas had already suffered so severely, and given their lives so freely for their King, that there were not many left to share in the '45. Seaforth was pardoned in 1725 and refrained from taking part in the '45, but when the call came, the MacRas were not found wanting, and tradition has it that all of those who went both " fought and died for Charlie." Peaceful years followed the Jacobite risings, law and order were established, no longer could every man do " that which was right in his own eyes," the days were gone " when a man could take whatever he wished, provided he could fight." The warlike spirit of the clans was harnessed by statesmen to form the fighting spirit of the JAMES ALEXANDER FRANCIS HUMBERSTON STEWART-MACKENZIE Colonel, late gth Lancers, and lineal representative in the female line of the Earls of Seaforth, Chiefs of the Clan MacRae : created Baron Seaforth of Brahan in 1921; died 3rd March, 1923. The immemorial right of the MacRaes to the "first lift" of Seaforth's coffin out of Brahan Castle was exercised by representatives ot the Clan on 8th March, 1923. SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE CLAN 5 Regiments which were being recruited. Kenneth, Earl of Seaforth, raised the Seaforth Highlanders in 1778, and the MacRaes joined in large numbers, but the old spirit lived and was not easily curbed, as is illustrated by the following episode known as " the affair of the MacRaes." In September 1778 the Seaforth Regiment was sent to Edinburgh: it was officered by Englishmen who could neither speak nor understand Gaelic, the only language the rank and file knew, and the rumour got about that the men had been sold to the East India Company; also they had not received their promised bounty money or their pay. They felt themselves betrayed and so took matters into their own hands. Marching to Arthur's Seat, they entrenched themselves there, getting food and ammuni­ tion from the good folk of Edinburgh who fully sympathized with them. In the end they gained the day, a general pardon was granted, all arrears were made up, and they were not sent to India till 1781, with the Earl of Seaforth as their Colonel. In 1807 Seaforth sold his lands in Kintail, and the clan's long term of fealty and devotion to their chief ended in 1815 with the death of the last Lord Seaforth, without male issue. In 1907 Sir Colin G. Macrae, W.S., Edinburgh, Head of the Inverinate family, made a claim to the Lyon King of Arms to be officially recognized as Chief of the Clan MacRae, and to be given certain Arms and Supporters as such. This claim was opposed by Major John MacRae-Gilstrap of Ballimore, , on behalf of his brother, Stuart MacRae, Head of the Conchra family. After a lengthy and exhaustive trial the Petition was refused by the Lyon King of Arms in 1909, and it was clearly shown that there had never been a chief of the MacRaes other than Seaforth. With changed days and changed ways great changes came to Kintail and the MacRaes. Small holdings gave place to large farms, the flood of emigration to Canada, America and elsewhere set in, men left their lonely glens to seek fame and fortune in the south, but when the Great War came their old fighting instincts did not fail them. From far and near the MacRaes flocked to the colours. When one looks at this Record, which is an attempted account of the doings of the MacRaes in the Great War, and glances back at what they did in old days, one realizes the difference. First there was the desperate struggle for existence, then the fierce inter-clan feuds, later the historic devotion to a lost cause, which has its own pathos and thrill and is touched by the magic of romance; but now greater issues are at stake: they fight for King and Country and Empire and the Motherland and for the rights of nations. And the clan has grown. Instead of MacRaes gathering, as formerly in duty bound, to serve under their chief, Seaforth, we find them coming from all over the world, of their own free will, to take their share in the struggle and, if need be, to lay down their lives. One throws up everything and sails from South America to enlist; another travels hundreds of miles in Canada, often on foot, to join the colours. In the aftermath of the '45 the ruin seemed complete, the great days of the clans were over; but in 1914 the few scores who fought for Charlie are replaced by thousands ! Comment on their deeds is needless; a bare record such as this speaks more plainly than volumes of praise. In the words of Abraham Lincoln : " The world will little note nor long remember what we say here. It can never forget what they did "— " The men of the tattered Battalion which fights till it dies, Dazed with the dust of the battle, the din and the cries." THE FIR CLUB MOSS

CLAN MACRAE'S BADGE.

, Where sturdy boatmen gaily fleck Loch Duich's breast with sail, And lofty ben and mountain peak Keep watch o'er wild Kintail; Where Seaforth's warlike slogan rang, In troubled days of old, And from their glens responsive sprang His clansmen leal and bold— Unequalled were the men who wore The club moss as their badge, - Behind the galley's foam-tipp'd oar, Or claymore, axe, and targe. For ages long on flood and field, In Seaforth's plaided van, Those giants of the sword and shield With glory crowned their clan.*

Clan Rae's historic surname clings To Donan'sf crumbling walls, And its romantic halo flings Round cold deserted halls. In Scottish history it shines, 'Mid records of the brave, And in the tales of other climes Is not unknown to fame.

While bard or minstrel tells the tale Of hard-fought Sheriffmuir, And Highland feet Scar Ouranf scale With footsteps light and sure, While, to a Gaelic song, the sail On western wave is set, The ancient heroes of Kintail, The Gael shall not forget.

* The MacRae's were noted amongst Seaforth's followers for stature, strength, and valour, t Elian Donan Castle, one of Seaforth's strongholds, of which the MacRaes were keepers. t Scar Ouran, a mountain in Kintail, and the slogan of the MacRaes.

6 GA RB HANG ANT-SLEIB

Garbhag ant-Sleibh air mo Shiubhal Cha'n eirich domh feud no pudliar C ka mharbh garmaisg, C ha dear g inbher t li, Cha riab griannisg no glaislig uidhir mi.

THE FIR CLUB MOSS.

The Fir Club Moss is on my person, No harm nor mishap can me befall/ No sprite shall slay me, no arrow shall wound No fay nor dun water nymph shall tear me.

Taken down from Mor NicCuinn, Cottar, Isle of Torransey, Hac BLACK CHANTER OF KINTAIL KINTAIL PIPES FEADAN DUBH CHINTAILLE The Feadan Dubh, or Black Chanter of Kintail, which, for several generations, was one of the heirlooms of the Mackenzies of Kintail, is now in the possession of Lieutenant Colin William MacRae of the Black Watch. The chanter is considered to be much older than the drones, and the note holes are very much worn. At some time it must have been badly broken, and is now held together by no less than seven silver rings. The two top rings have engraved on them the words, " A smeorach aigharach " (the merry thrush). The other rings have " Scur Orain," the slogan of the MacRaes; " Caisteal Donain," " Cinntaille," *' Loch-Duich," and on the bottom ring " Tulloch Aird.{sic)," the slogan of the Mackenzies. On the chanter stock is fixed a stag's head and horns in silver, the Mackenzie crest, surmounted by a baron's coronet, and underneath it the inscription, " Lord Seaforth, Baron Mackenzie, High Chief of Kintail, 1797," and below this inscription the words, " Tulloch Aird (sic)." The stock of the blowpipe has the following inscription:—" This silver-mounted black ebony set of bagpipes, with the Feadan Dubh Chintaille, was the property of Lord Seaforth, Baron Mackenzie, High Chief of Kintail, 1797," and on the blowpipe itself is the figure of a Highlander, in silver, in full costume, with drawn claymore, surmounted by the motto, " O Thir nam Beann " (from the land of the mountains). The stock of the big drone has the following inscription:—" From Lord Seaforth, Baron Mackenzie, High Chief of Kintail, to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John MacRa, K.C.H., of Ardintoul, Kintail, late 79th Cameron Highlanders." The big drone has three shields, and the top shield has the following inscription:—** All Highland bagpipes, till after the Battle of Waterloo, had but two of three short treble drones." The second shield has " Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John MacRa, K.C.H., late 79th Cameron Highlanders, was the first to introduce (and it was on this set of pipes) the use of a big or bass drone " ; and the third shield has, *' The big or bass drone was pronounced a great improvement in the harmony and volume of sound." The stock of the second drone has the following:—" From Lieut.-Colonel Sir John MacRa, K.C.H., to his nephew, Captain Archibald MacRa Chisholm, late 42nd Royal Highlanders, the Black Watch." The shield on the second drone has, " The introduction of the big or bass drone was approved, and the example was soon followed in the making of military bagpipes." The stock of the third drone has the following inscription:—" From Captain A. M. Chisholm, late 42nd Royal Highlanders, Black Watch, Freicadan Dubh to (present pos­ sessor). The shield on the third drone has " Lieut.-Colonel Sir John MacRa was an excellent performer on the bagpipes. He made pipes and chanters; and when military secretary to his relative, the Marquis of Hastings, Viceroy of India, he taught the natives of India to play on the Highland bagpipes." Captain Chisholm some time before his death, on the 19th October, 1897, presented the Kintail bagpipes to his cousin, Major Colin WilUam MacRae.

7 THE CLAN PIPE MUSIC

1. Blår na Pairc The Battle of Park.

2. Spaidsearachd Cloinn Mhic Rath . The MacRae's March.

3. Cumha Dhonnachaidh Mhic Iain . Duncan MacRae of Kintail's Lament.

4. Blår Sliabh ant' Siorra . The Battle of Sheriff- muir.

5. Theid sinn dhachaidh do Chro Chinntaile . We will go back to the Croe of Kintail.

6. Loch Duich

7. Cruinneachadh Chlann Mhic Rath . The Gathering of the Clan MacRae, 1911.

8. Cumha airson nan gaisgeach sin de Chloinn Lament for the Clan Mhic Rath a thuit anns a Chogadh MacRae who fell in the Mhor Great War.

8 TARTANS WORN BY THE CLAN

MACRAE DRESS SHERIFFMUIR TARTAN MACRAE HUNTING TARTAN OR AN SLIABH AN T-SIORRA 1715 CUMHA CHEITHIR IAINEAN NA H-ALBA LE COINNEACH MACRATH, AN AIRD-EILBH

Chaidh an cumha so a sgriobhadh le Coinneach Mac-Rath, an Aird-Eilbh, a bha deich is tri-fichead bliadhna dh'aois mu'n bhliadhna 1715. A dh'aindeóin 'aois bha e aig Blår Sliabh an t-Siorra. B'iad so Ceithir Iainean na h-Alba—Iain MacRath, Chonchra; Iain MacCalamain, Uachdar-thire; Iain MacCoinnich, Bhaile- chnuic ; agus Iain MacCoinnich, mac Fir na Comraich. Bha iad uile na 'n oifigich £o Sheaforth, agus thuit iad uile aig Sliabh an t-Siorra. B'e Uilleam Dubh an cóigeamh Iarla Seaforth, a tha air a chiallachadh le " Uilleam Cliúiteach," anns an darna rann de'n öran. Gur bochd an sgeula ri chur fo 's n-aird, Dh'fhåg e déist'neach na bheil mi 'g rådh, Na fir bu tréine bha 'n tus na streupach, Ochoin! mo léir chreach mar dh' éirich dhaibh. Tha Uilleam diuiteach* an diugh fo chas, Tha 'chridhe bruite, 's beag ioghnadh dha; Bu ghlan ar n-óigridh o 'n thog e 'n tós iad, 'S gach bratach bhóidheach a bhuineadh dha.

'S ann á Cinntåile so dh'fhalbh na suinn, Cha robh an åicheadh fo bhrataich Fhinn, Na fir bha dåicheil, 's iad sgaiteach, laidir, Gur e mo chradh-lot mar thårladh dhuibh. An latha 'dhlrich sinn ris an aird, Bha feargf is fraochan air fir mo ghråidh, Is claidheamh dúbailt' 'an crios gach diulnaich, Is Spåinntich dhu' ghorm an glaic 'ur låmh. An uair a ghluaiseadh an sluagh á Peairt, Bha bar ail thruagh anns an uair ud ac', Gu'm biodh Alb', is Eirinn, is Sasuinn réidh dhoibh, 'S na h-uile ceum dhiubh fo bheum an glaic. Mo chreach-sa fudar is luaidhe ghlas, A bhi 'n 'ur suilean is sibh 'n 'ur teas ; 'Nuair sheas na fiúranan cul ri culf ann, Bu bheag an cúran san dha 'n cuid each.

» William, Fifth Earl of Seaforth. t Alternative, /dr—Preparation. Í CM ri C$1, alternative, tübh ri tübh. 9 10 THE CLAN MACRAE 'Nuair thug mi súil air an trúpa ghlais, Bha fir mo ruin-sa 'g an cur 'n an teas, Mar ghåradh aon-fhillt gu'n thilg a' ghaoth iad, Ach thår na slaodairean salach as.

Bha luchd nam balgan an sin 'n an cath, Nam briogais cainbe 's nan casag glas. Bu mhor an sgról* iad 'g an cur 'an órdugh, 'S e 'm Bramanf mór a thug sinn a mach.

Gu'n thuit an t-oganach anns an t-sreup, An t-Iain o Chonchra, 's bu mhór am beud, An curaidh laidir le neart a ghåirdean, A' cur nan åghannan diubh gu feur.

B'e sud Iain Chonchra a bha gun sgåth, B'e 'n duine marbhtach e anns a' bhlar, Ri sgoltadh cheann fhad 's a mhair a lann da, 'S bha fir gun chainnt ann as déigh a låmh.

Bha fear Uchdarire ann, 's bu righ air sluagh; B'e sud a' flr-ghaisgeach fior-ghlan, cruaidh, B'e leómhan garg e a bha ro chalma, Air thus na h-armailt e rompa suas.

B'e sud am mllidh 'bha cinnteach, cruaidh, O'n aitim rloghail bu ro-mhath snuagh, An teaghlach muirneach, 's fhad sgaoil an chu as, Is cha b'e 'sgúgaire thåinig uath'.

Bha mac Iain óig ann, 's bu mhór am beud; B'e sud an t-óganach fbinnidh, treun, Le 'chlaidheamh cruadhach o neart a ghualainn, Gur iomadh gruag a chuir e gu feur.

Bha 'seobhag suairc ann Fear Bhaile-Chnuic, Am fiúran uasal, 's e låidir, bras, A' gearradh lúthan nan luath-each crudhach, Bu mhillt' a shugradh, 's bu shearbh a ghreis.

Cha bu liügair e 'dol air ghleus, 'S cha bu chubair air chul na sgéith; Ach an diúlnach bha cridheil, sunndach, A dhearbh a dhurachd mu'n thuit e fèin.

* Alternative, sgreothal. fBraman, The Evil One- CUMHA CHEITHIR IAINEAN NA H-ALBA 11 Ach a dhaoine nach cruaidhan cås, Uilleam chuiteach a dhol 'n an dåil, Bha 'fhuil le 'ghraaidhean le siubhal luaidhe, 'S bu chulaidh-uamhais 'nuair bhuail e 'ghråisg. Mur b'e luaithead 's a rinn iad ole, 'S gu'n d'rinn a' luaidhe gu cruaidh do lot, Bhiodh chlaiginn chiurrt' aig luchd bhriogais dhuinte, Le lannaibh dú ghorm bu mhath 's an trod. Nach b'e 'fúdar an liúgach seólt', 'Nuair thug e 'n crún dheth an taobh bu choir, Le 'dhreachdan diomhair a' tigh'nn os iosal, 'Se rinn an diobhail a thåinig oirnn.

Na 'm biodh Clann Dómhnull air tigh'nn 'nar påirt, Na fir mhóra bu mhath 's a' spåirn, Bu réiteach Rósaich is Rothaich* cómhla, A' thiginn nar códhail a dh'iarraidh báigh.

* Alternative, Rdsaich is Rosich. Translation by " Fionn." THE 1715 LAMENT FOR THE FOUR JOHNS OF SCOTLAND BY KENNETH MACRAE, ARDELVE

THIS Lament was composed by KENNETH MACRAE, Ardelve, for " The Four Johns of Scotland." These were— John MacRae of Conchra; John Murchison of Auchtertyre ; John MacKenzie of Hilton ; and John MacKenzie of the Applecross family. They were officers under Seaforth at Sheriffmuir, and were killed there—hence the Lament. The poet was about 70 years of age at the date of the battle ; nevertheless his zeal for the Jacobite cause was such that nothing would prevent him from being present at Sheriffmuir. The " William " to whom reference is made in the second verse is the 5th Earl of Seaforth, who died 1740, generally called " Uilleam Dubh." This translation is more or less free. Sad is the tale I must now relate, It caused abhorrence to all who heard it, The men who were foremost in the strife— Alas, alas! what to them befell ? William the Famous is this day in distress, His heart is broken, and 'tis no wonder ; Brave was his straplings since first he raised them, Under his many beautiful banners. 'Twas from Kintail that they marched away, Their like was not under Fingal's banner ; The men so stalwart, so strong and handsome— Alas, alas! what to them arose ? The day we ascended to the height, There was wrath and fierceness 'mong the men of my choice; A two-edged sword in each hero's belt, And a Spanish gun was in his grasp. When they were marched out of Perth, t They had the thought—but, alas! 'twas false— That Alba, Erin, and was free to them, And the whole of them under their control.

Alas that powder and deadly shot Should be blinding you during the fight; When the heroes stood shoulder to shoulder, There was little fear of their cavalry. 12 LAMENT FOR THE FOUR JOHNS 13 When I gazed on yonder grey troops, The men of my love were sorely pressed, Like a single dyke the wind o'erthrew them, And the nasty sluggards then ran away.

The archers were in the fray, With canvas breeches and cassock grey Great was the tumult arranging them: 'Twas the great Evil One that brought us out.

The youthful warrior fell in the strife— John of Conchra—great was the loss; The gallant hero, with strength of arm, Sending swarm of his foes to grass.

Such was John of Conchra—a fearless youth, A deadly soldier was he in war, A-splitting heads while his weapon lasted, And men were speechless after his blows.

Auchtertyre was there, a king o'er men, That was the hero, noble and hardy; A lion fierce, he brave and noble, He lèd the army as they advanced.

That was the warrior, hardy and true, From royal people, and excellent in appearance, A grand family, their praise was widespread, 'Twas no crouching coward came from them.

John Og's son was there, sad tale to tell, That was the gallant both neat and brave; With trusty sword and with strength of arm, Many bloody wigs he brought to grass.

A kindly hawk was there from Hilton, A hero, noble, strong and brave; To cut the joints of the swift horses,. Wasted was his dalliance, fierce was his onset.

No sneak was he when in battle array, Nor yet a cooper behind a shield; But a hero, hearty and cheerful, That proved his prowess before he fell. 14 THE CLAN MACRAE But oh, fellows ! how sad the tale, WilUam of Seaforth to engage in the fight; His blood was flowing with the leaden shot, Twas an awful sight when he attacked the rabble.

The quicker they made for evil, The leaden shot did these wound fuU sore; There would be broken heads with the tight breeches, By the blue blades so formidable in the strife.

Was not the powder a cowardly loon When he took the crown from the rightful side, With wily tricks, taking us unawares, This caused the evil that came on us.

Had come and taken part with us, The noble feUows so useful in strife— The Rosses and the Munroes together Would be meeting us a-seeking hospitaUty. CAIRN ON SHERIFFMUIR THE CLAN MEMORIAL CAIRN ON THE BATTLEFIELD OF SHERIFFMUIR

This Cairn was erected by the Members of the Clan MacRae Society to commemorate their gallant Clansmen who fought and fell at Sheriffmuir. This Battle, which took place on Sunday, 13th November, 1715, was perhaps the most decisive incident of the '15 Rising. It was fought between the Highlanders and the Government forces: the former, under the Earl of Mar, fought for the Jacobite Cause as represented by the Chevalier de St. George, James VIII; the latter, under the Duke of Argyll, fought for the House of Hanover as represented by George I. The MacRaes were posted on the left flank of the Highland Army, very near the spot where the Cairn now stands, for according to tradition the Gathering Stone marked the site of the battle. It was a disastrous day for the Jacobites. Owing to the difficulty of the ground and their position, the Highlanders were caught unprepared and were attacked on their unprotected flank. Though broken, they made several desperate attempts to rally, but at length were compelled to give way. The gallant MacRaes suffered heavily, and mostly fell where they stood. Tradition has it that as the result of that day's bloody conflict 58 women were widowed in the Parish of Kintail alone. The Memorial Cairn was unveiled and dedicated on 23rd September, 1922, and stands as a silent yet eloquent testimony to the deeds of the brave men who he 'neath the soil of that historic field. The inscription on the Cairn runs:—

CLAN MHIC-RATH

" MAR CHUIMNEACHAN AIR CLANN MHIC-RATH A THUIT AN CATH BLAIR AN T-SIORRAIMH AIR AN TREUS LA DEUG DE CHEUD MHIOS A GHEAMRAIDH, 1715, NUAIR BHA IAD DION TIGHE RIOGHAIL NAN STIUBHARTACH. BHA BUID- HIONNAN NAN TAILEACH AGUS NAN AILSEACH AN ORDUGH CATHA AIR SGIATH CHLI AN FHEACHD GHAIDHEALACH, AGUS DE NA SEOID SO BHA A MHOR CHUID LE AN CINN RI LAR AIG CRIOCH AN LATHA. THA AN CARN CHUIMNEACHAN SO AIR A THOGAL LE COMUNN CLANN MHIC-RATH AIR AN TREUS LA DEUG DE CHEUD MHIOS A GHEAMRAIDH, 1915."

THE CLAN MACRAE

" IN MEMORY OF THE MACRAES KILLED AT SHERIFFMUIR, 13TH NOVEMBER, 1715, WHEN DEFENDING THE ROYAL HOUSE OF STUART. THE KINTAIL AND LOCHALSH COMPANIES FORMED PART OF THE LEFT WING OF THE HIGHLAND ARMY, AND FELL ALMOST TO A MAN. ERECTED AT THE INSTANCE OF THE CLAN MACRAE SOCIETY, 13TH NOVEMBER, 1915." 15 EILEAN DONAN CASTLE

I

The Castie walls but without the halls, Where the chiefs of McKenzie were born, Stand lonely there, in ruins bare, In the light of the early morn.

II

No warder calls on these Castle walls, No sound of joy or grief, No Clansmen shout in wassail rout, No child, no wife, no chief 1

III

*' Where are the men of this green glen ? " I ask of the idle wind, Ah! gone like the snow of a year ago, And left but the wreck behind.

IV So I stood in the calm of a summer dawn On that rock of the Western Sea, While ghosts of the past came fleeting past, And crowded over me.

CURLIANA, T5<* ƒ«"•«• J?0*-

16 EILEAN DONAN CASTLE EILEAN DONAN CASTLE

" Eilean Donan " is a word to conjure with for every MacRae: it recalls the old feudal Castle, the rallying place of the clan, which was for long the home of their chief, Mac­ Kenzie of Seaforth, whilst for generation after generation a MacRae was appointed Con­ stable of Eilean Donan. The Castle stands on an island in Loch Duich, and got its name Eilean Donan (Donan's Isle) from St. Donan, the friend of St. Columba, one of the missionaries and martyrs sent out in the 6th century from the home of the Celtic Church in Iona. Eilean Donan is said to have been built by Alexander II about 1200, as a stronghold against the Danes. If the old Keep could tell its own story, it would be one filled with thrilling deeds of bravery and bloodshed. In illustration of this we may quote from the Clan History how " in 1331, Randolph, Earl of Moray, who was then Warden of Scotland, despatched a crown officer to Ellandonan to prepare the Castie for his reception and to arrest the misdoers. Fifty of these misdoers were put to death, and their heads were exposed on the top of the Castle walls," as the worthy Wyntoun says :— " And the heidis of thaim all Were set up hie upon a wall Of a tour of Elandonan." Again in 1504 it was captured by Alexander, Earl of Huntly, who had undertaken to reduce Eilean Donan and other castles " for the daunting of the Isles," James IV providing " a ship with artillery for the purpose." Shortly afterwards James erected the Castie, fortalice and adjoining lands into the Barony of Ellandonan. Thirty years later Donald Gorm MacDonald of Sleat attacked the Castle, which was held by only a few men; if their numbers were few, their courage was great, for with his last arrow Duncan McRa, son of Christopher McRa, Constable of Eilean Donan, shot Donald Gorm and saved the Castle—and so the story of brave and bloody deeds runs on. An anonymous writer who lived between 1583 and 1601 gives a rather charming description of the old Keep:—'* The Castel of Glen Donen is composed of a strong and fair Dungeon upon a rock, with another tower compased with a fair Barnkin wall, with orchards and trees, all within ane yland of the lenth of twa pair of butts, almost round. It is sayd that of old that castel consisted of seaven tours." There does not now seem as if there had been much room for orchards and trees. It is difficult from the ruins to re­ construct, even in imagination, the appearance of the Castle in the days of its glory. The

17 18 THE CLAN MACRAE walls were 11 feet in thickness, the remains of a wall chamber can be traced, and on the TaÏÏ side of the Castle there is a hexagonal tower, the well tower, with a spring winch was h water-supply of the Castle. We presume that part of the Castle itself had aflat eaden oof and Jit the MacRas are said to have danced the night before they marched from KilTro fight under Seaforth in the ill-fated battle of Sheriffmuir in 1715, from winch

S° feTheeenTeof the old Castle was tragic. After the failure of the '15 Rising it was garri­ soned by a body of Spaniards, the Jacobites making it their headquarters and storing their ammunition there. On 10th May, 1719, three EngUsh men-of-war sailed up Loch Akh ^opened fire on the old waUs, the garrison surrendered, and the Castle was blown 7-d completely shattered. But we do not end on this sad note, for there is agam a Constable of Eilean Donan. In 1913 Lt.-Colonel John MacRae-Gilstrap bought the old "astle, which he is restoring, and, as the Rev. Farquhar MacRa, his grandfather five generations back was, so is he now, Constable of Eilean Donan.

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THE EILEAN DONAN "CUACH"

This Cuach was made from a cannon ball which was fired when H.M. Ships "Worcester" and " Enterprise" stormed and destroyed Eilean Donan Castle, ioth May, 1719. It is lined with glass and mounted in silver, and the stand is of oak taken out of one of the old houses in the High Street of Edinburgh. It was presented by the Clan MacRae Society to Capt. Duncan MacRae, younger of Eilean Donan, on his marriage to The Lady Phyllis Hervey, gth Nov., 1921. THE BRAVE MACRA

DUNCAN MCRA, ACTING CONSTABLE OF ELLANDONAN CASTLE, 1537. Where the western sea divides On a small and rocky Isle Flows Loch Long's treacherous tides, And Loch Duich's depths beguile. Ellandonan's hoary keep, Roofless ruins guard the scene. O'er its mouldering grandeur creep Lichens grey and ivy green. Here the Irish Colin came, Proud Fitzgerald, Desmond's son*— Here with sword, and blood and flame, The savage Norse he fell upon. We do not raise our simple song To tell of Chiefs in battle fierce— Historic. tomes their praise prolong, And lofty lays their fame rehearse. We fain would tell how this old wall Held once for garrison and guard— The story's like a bugle call— One heart as true as its own sword. Down the dim vista of the past It ringing comes like dashing steel, And riding on the north wind's blast, Its mystic echoes round us wheel. , McDonald, he, Led by ambition's dazzling lure, Fair Ellandonan by the sea Seeks to encompass from the shore.

* Haco, King of Norway, was here defeated by Colin Fitzgerald, son of the Earl of Desmond and Kildare, 1263, " Colino Hibernico " as he is called in the deed of possession granted by Alexander, A.D. 1266. 19 3 20 THE CLAN MACRAE Kintail's High Chieftain* forth had gone With belted plaid and burnished spear Against the Saxon, leaving none To guard his island castle here. And Donald Gorm, McDonald's Chief, With twenty birlinst o'er the sea, Sought this rich prize, for no relief Could come against his enmity. And twenty men each birlin bore, All stretched and eager for the fray, And as they struck the sounding shore, Their claymores flash to meet the fray.

Who holds 'gainst all this wild array Old Ellandonan's castle grim ? The Constable alone that day And one old man to stand with him.

But brave McRa the signal hears, Has gained the castle's inner wall, The clansman's manly form appears With them to stand, or with them fall.

McDonald's men with wild emprise Make maddening rush to win their way, And forth the deadly arrow flies, The Constable in death doth lay. Alone, McRa the postern holds, His good bow grasping firm and true: The surging crowd beneath him rolls, While through their ranks his death-shafts flew.

Again, again an Isles-man falls, The iron postern keeps them back And thundering from the castle walls The huge stones check the fierce attack. Wearied and worn, but firm as ever, None save the old man by his side, And but one arrow in his quiver, Our brave man fronts the battle tide.

* John McKenzie 9th Baron of Kintail. t Boats. THE BRAVE MACRA Thus stands McRa, one arrow left, Around, McDonald's clansmen rage, No hand to save, of hope bereft, But no base thoughts his soul engage. The warrior's blood is in his veins, The warrior's glance is in his eye, The warrior's privilege remains, As warrior at his post to die. But hisht! he sees, with bated breath, McDonald's Chief comes full in view— The grey goose wing is edged with death, His single arrow, keen and true. Ohone a rie! Ohone a rie! Proud Donald's laid him down to die, And round his wailing Clansmen see, No, more McKenzie's* Towers defy— Sadly and slowly they bend their sails, The currachsf leave the hostile shore, No care the dying Chief avails, He ne'er will meet his lady more.

More than three hundred years have gone Since our brave man this deed has done, And from that rugged Highland bay, Where Ellandonan's ruins lay, His sons have wandered far and wide, In every clime on every tide— Again, again, that warrior's soul Has filled the brave man's heart and told Of deeds to our late listening ear That nobly with his own compare. At Sheriffmuir and Culloden, The Stuart's falling flag defend- Where palm trees bend in India's sky, The fierce Mahratta's force defy— And where the west Atlantic laves Our Southland with its tepid waves.

* McKenzie had become the family name of the Fitzgeralds. t Boats. THE CLAN MACRAE His gallant sons have claimed with pride That proud blood from the mountain side. On many a battle field they he, Where night winds wail a symphony— On Carolina's flowery plain, And where Potomac seeks the main, The " Lost Cause" of the South maintain- Where the dark woods of many a river, Bend low, before the breezes quiver, They proudly he—as warriors claim A share in Highland Duncan's fame.

1 CLACHAN DUTCH OLD CHURCH AND BURIAL GROUND OF THE CLAN

SCATTERED CHILDREN OF KINTAIL

There are many, many weary hearts, Ánd feet are bleeding sore, But still our steps are further turned From Duich's lonely shore. On a thousand plains our clansmen roam, In exile's bitter pain, And eyes are dim with longing tears To see Kintail again. Oh! often in our dreams we see The day fade in the west, And watch the glory lights of eve Flash o'er Loch Duich's breast. In a distant land we hear once more The heron's wistful cry, And live again a fleeting space In days for ever by. But a silence dwells upon our land, And broods in every glen, And never shaU we gather round The ceilidh fires again. The red deer sleeps in sheltered nooks, Where homes were wont to be, And those who loved and laboured there Are exiled o'er the sea. Though our 'restless feet have wandered far, And severed wide we be, The children of a common stock, A clan till death are we. Yet the hills we loved shall ne'er resound Our slogan's thrilling peal, Nor catch the tumult of our march Come throbbing down Glen Shiel.

KENNETH A. MACRAE.

23 Lieut.-Colonel JOHN MACRAE-GILSTRAP of Eilean Donan, Ross-shire, and of Ballimore, Argyllshire; second son of the late Duncan MacRae, Esq., D.L., J.P., Head of the MacRaes of Conchra, Kames Castle, Isle of Bute; Deputy Hereditary Keeper of the Palace of Holyrood House; Gentleman-at-Arms; Member of Royal Company of Archers; Constable of Eilean Donan Castie. He joined the 42nd Highlanders (the Black Watch) in 1883 and served in the Eastern Soudan Campaign at Souakin, 1884. He was present at the Battle of Tamaai, served in the Nile Campaign for the relief of General Gordon at Khartoum, 1884-1885, and was appointed a " Boat Officer " with the local rank of Captain; he was present at the Battle of Kerbikan, and was mentioned in despatches. He was 'promoted Captain in 1890, and shortly after retired from active service. He holds the Egyptian War Medal with clasps for Tamaai, Nile 1884-1885, Kerbikan ; and the Khedive's Bronze Star. In 1914 he was Recruiting Officer for the Counties of Argyll and Bute, August 1914 to 31 Oct., when he was appointed to command 11th Service Battalion Royal High­ landers (Black Watch), which was raised on that date; he took over command 2 Dec. 1914, at Nigg, Ross-shire ; served as CO. of the Battalion at Morrich Mor (Tain), Scotton Camp (Yorks), Windygate (Fifeshire), Lochend Camp (Dunfermline), Cornton Camp (Bridge of Allan), Kelling Camp (Norfolk), Cromer, Thetford Camp (Norfolk) till 30 April 1918, when he relinquished command of the Battalion, and received Complimentary Brigade Order. During the period the Battalion was under his command, it was inspected at Bridge of Allan by Field-Marshal Lord French, who expressed himself as very pleased with the appearance and steadiness of the Battalion. From 4 to 24 February 1917 Colonel MacRae-Gilstrap was in France making a tour of trenches, and was attached to the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry on La Bassée Canal. Mentioned for valuable services, L.G., 24 Feb. 1917. Lieut.-Colonel -MacRae-Gilstrap married, in 1889, Isabella Mary, 2nd daughter of George Gilstrap, Esq., of Winthorpe, Notts, and niece of Sir WilUam Gilstrap, Bart., of Fornham Park, Suffolk, and Northgate, Newark, Notts, upon whose death Colonel MacRae- Gilstrap assumed by Royal Licence the surname and arms of Gilstrap of Fornham Park in addition to those of his own family. Lieut.-Colonel JOHN MACRAE-GILSTRAP 11TH ROYAL HIGHLANDERS' SOUVENIR BOWL The Officers of the 11th (Service) Battalion Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) pre­ sented Lieut.-Colonel John MacRae-Gilstrap of Eilean Donan with a beautiful Silver Bowl, a picture of which appears on the opposite page. The Bowl is an enlarged copy of the old English Mazer or common ajrinking bowl used in England during the 15th and 16th centuries. The original of this Bowl was made by an Edinburgh artificer, called John Crawfurd, in 1591. Round the Bowl on the outside is the inscription :— John MacRae-Gilstrap of Eilean Donan, Lt.-Col. command­ ing nth (S) Battn. The Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) in remembrance of those who fell in the War, igi4-i8. The Badge of the Black Watch, with the number 42 in the centre, is engraved on one side, and the Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) on the other, with St. Andrew and his cross in the centre. Colonel MacRae-Gilstrap's own armorial bearings are also en­ graved on the Bowl, which is 13£ inches across and stands 8 inches high on a plinth of oak. Subjoined is a copy of the letter accompanying the presentation of the 11th Royal High­ landers' Souvenir Bowl:— Huntington, Ascot, Berks, 15 Dec. 1919. My dear Colonel, I write at the request of our Officers' Reunion Committee, to ask you to accept the 11th Royal Highlanders' Souvenir Bowl. It is the wish of your old officers that this Bowl should remain in the possession of yourself, Mrs. MacRae-Gilstrap, and your heirs for all time, as a small symbol of the pride with which all ranks served under your command throughout the Battalion's entire life. The Bowl is engraved in remembrance of those who fell. We hope that it will remind you now and again of the days which they and you and we spent together—many happy, some sad, but all alike distinguished by the deep mutual trust and by loyalty to the traditions of the Regiment—a trust and a loyalty which you originally inspired, and of which you remained to the end our bright and constant example. Not least often will you be reminded of a lonely promontory of Ross-shire, where the Battalion was born, and where in the early months of the War there assembled from every corner of the world a small body of soldiers—many of whom are numbered amongst the Scottish heroes. The officers send to Mrs. MacRae-Gilstrap and yourself their kindest remembrances, and their heartfelt wishes for your future happiness and prosperity. Believe me, My dear Colonel, Yours ever, (Signed) JOHN BIRREIX. Mrs. MACRAE-GILSTRAP of Eilean Donan, was Vice-President of the British Red Cross Society of the Cowal Division of Argyll. She gave pecuniary aid to and took an active interest in the work of the Society, which contributed comforts for the Highland Battalions throughout the War. She also presented stretchers to the Kirn First Aid Detachment. Mrs. MacRae-Gilstrap's gift of 100 guineas in 1916 did much to help the War Hospital at Strachur, and during the whole time of its existence she sent fruit, flowers and vegetables for the patients. It was owing to her initiative that a Fund was raised amongst the clansmen and clanswomen at home and abroad to provide three Clan MacRae Ambulances (at a cost respectively of £450, £650, and £650), which she handed over to the Red Cross Society for service in France. Further, Mrs. MacRae-Gilstrap has compiled these Rolls of Honour and of Service to commemorate the deeds of the men and women of the Clan who served and died in the Great War. Mrs! MacRae-Gilstrap is a Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem.

26 Mrs. MACRAE-GILSTRAP ot Eilean Donan, Ross-shire, and Ballimore, Argyllshire. THE THREE CLAN AMBULANCES.

throughJVlrs. MacRae-Gilstrap of Eilean Donan, 1917.

The Funds for this Ambulance were collected from Clansmen, Clanswomen and Friends i: by Mrs. MacRae-Gilstrap of Eilean Donan, 1918. ROLL OF HONOUR Alexander MacRae, 6914A. Alexander MacRae, Z/7516. R.N.R. R.N.V.R.

Alexander MacRae, 7255D.A. Archibald MacRae, 1782S.D. R.N.R. R.N.R.T.

Alexander McCrae, S.8446. Daniel MacRae, 9040A. R.N.R. R.N.R. Daniel MacRae, 76207. Neil MacRae, 99099. R.N.R. R.N.R.

John McCrae, K.22922. William Tait MacRae, 8179A. R.N. R.N.R.

Malcolm Macrae, 1600S.D. Charles Eric Macrae, 2nd Lieut. R.N.R.T. Royal Flying Corps. ROLL OF HONOUR These nobly played their part, These heard the Call; For God, and King, and Home . . They gave their all.

Royal Navy. MacRAE, ALLEN, R.N.R.T., 17340D.A. Deckhand. Served in Trawler. Drowned, McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R., 4532A. Jany. 1918. (Brora, .) Seaman. Accidentally killed, 28 Mar. 1915. (Brora.) MacRAE .ARCHIBALD ,R.N.R.T.,1782S.D. Deckhand. Served in H.M.S. " Rodina." MacRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R., 6914A. Died, 15 Janv. 1918, in Mil. Hospl. Seaman; Gunner, 118338. Served in s.s. (.)" " Buffalo." Drowned, 13 Sept. 1918, when the " Buffalo" was sunk by enemy sub­ McRAE, CHARLES, R.N.V.R., Clyde marine near Ayr. (Upper Bayble.) Z/2288. Seaman, Nelson Batt. Died of wounds, Gallipoli, 15 July 1915. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R., 7255D.A. Deckhand. Served in Trawler H.M. MacRAE, D., R.N.R., 102837. 1st Engineer. "Calliope." Drowned, 5 Mar. 1916, when Served in H.M.S. " Ribston." Died, 16 " Calliope " was sunk in collision off Butt of July 1917. (Edinburgh.) Lewis. (Stornoway.) MacRAE, DANIEL, R.N.R., 9040A. Sea­ McCRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R., S.8446. man. Served in H.M. Tug " J. A. Jolhffee." Stoker. Enlisted shortly after the outbreak Found drowned, Liverpool, 13 Feb. 1917. of War. Served in H.M.S. " Invincible." (Obbe.) Drowned, 31 May 1916, Battle of Jutland, when " Invincible " was sunk. No other ship is said to have done more to win the MacRAE, DANIEL, R.N.R., 76207. Car­ battle. (.) penter. Served in s.s. " Serapis." Killed at sea, 26 June 1917. (Wick.) MACRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R. Mine­ sweeper on Trawler " Magpie." Accidentally MacRAE, EVANDER, R.N.R., 2126C. killed at Cromarty, April 1915. (Golspie.) Seaman. Served in H.M.S. " Orama." Took part in sinking of German Cruiser " Dresden." Drowned on Patrol in collision MacRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.V.R., Clyde with a Norwegian steamer. (Grimshader, Z/7516. A.B. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. Stornoway.) " Stephen Furness." Drowned, 13 Dec. 1917, when H.M.S. " Stephen Furness " was McRAE, HAROLD GEORGE, R.N.R., torpedoed and sunk. (Barra.) J.14352. Signaller. Served in H.M.S. 29 30 THE CLAN MACRAE '* Tipperary." Killed in action when H.M.S. Royal Flying Corps. " Tipperary " was sunk, 1st June 1916. MACRAE, CHARLES ERIC. 2nd Lieut. (Seaforth Highrs.). KiUed in action McCRAE, JOHN, R.N., K.22922. 1st Class in France, 10 Nov. 1916. " An officer of Stoker. Served in H.M.S. " Glow-worm. great promise." His father and five brothers Killed, Dvina River, North Russia, 23 Aug. also served. (The Manse, Edderton.) See 1919, as result of the blowing up of an ammu­ Seaforths. nition lighter. (Kilmarnock.) McRAE, DUNCAN JOHN. Lieut. (Ob­ MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R., 1395C. Seaman. server). (Alberta Regt., Canada.) Reported Served in H.M.S. " Goliath," which was missing, 2 Feb. 1917, later reported died. torpedoed at the Dardanelles, 13 May 1915. (St. Anne de Prescott.) See Alberta Regt. MacRae was reported missing, later killed on that date. (.) MacRAE, JOHN NIGEL. FUght Comman­ der (Black Watch). Younger son of McRAE, JOHN, R.N.R., 124201. Seaman. Stuart MacRae, Esq. of Conchra. Edu­ Served in '* Australdale." Died, 19 Oct. 1917. cated at Brighton and Malvern CoUege. Commd., Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry, 1914; shortly afterwards joined 11th (S.) Batt. Royal MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R.T., 4811S.D. Highrs. (Black Watch) ; joined R.F.C., Oct. Leading Deckhand. KiUed, 22 Aug. 1918, by 1915; got his "Wings," 1 Feb. 1916; an explosion whilst endeavouring to salve an served in France, Mar.—Oct. 1916 ; gazetted enemy . (Sheshader, Stornoway.) FUght Commander, Jany. 1917 ; instructing in England, Jany. 1917—Mar. 1918; re­ Seaman. turned to France ; kiUed on active service, McRAE, JOHN, Clyde Z/65. 11 Apr. 1918. His Squadron Commander KiUed in action, May 1915. wrote :—" Apart from being a gallant officer, and one in whom I had the greatest con­ MACRAE, MALCOLM, R.N.R.T., 1600S.D. fidence, he was a splendid friend." His Leading Deckhand. Served in H.M. Observer also wrote :—" We were aU so proud Drifter " Eva." Died, 4 Nov. 1916. (Bayble, of him, and proud to be in his flight." See Stornoway.) Black Watch.

MacRAE, NEIL, R.N.R., 99099. 2nd En­ McRAE, RONALD GWYNNYD MON­ gineer. Served in H.M.S. "Carmelite." TAGUE (Connaught Rangers). 2nd Lieut., KiUed at sea through enemy action, 2 Mar. R.F.C., from Connaught Rangers. Killed 1918. (Greenock.) in action, 28 Jany. 1918. See Connaught Rangers. McRAE, NEIL, R.N.R., 815193. Boatswain. Served in " Pomeranian." Died owing to McRAE, WILLIAM GORDON. Cadet; enemy action, 15 Apr. 1918. (Stornoway.) 2nd Lieut., 24 May 1917. Missing, later reported kiUed in action, 26 Oct. 1917. McRAE, RODERICK, R.N.R., 288 W.T.S. Wireless Telegraph Operator. Lost his Ufe Royal Scots Greys. when H.M.S. " Sarnia " was torpedoed, in the Mediterranean, 10 Sept. 1918. (Moray.) McCRAW, WILLIAM FALCONER, 26115. Pte., 2nd Dragoons, " Royal Scots Greys. MacRAE, WILLIAMTAIT,R.N.R.,8179A. Served previously in Scottish Horse, No. 5030; Seaman. Died of pneumonia, Roy. Naval later SignaUer, 286807, R.G.A. KiUed m Hospl., Haslar, 18 Mar. 1916. (Balmacara, action, Bourlon Wood, near Cambrai, 28 Nov. 1917, aged 19. (PortobeUo.) Ross-shire.) Archibald J. R. MacRae, 1997. John Nigel MacRae, Flight Commander. Lovat's Scouts. Royal Flying Corps.

Donald MacRae, 2456. William Falconer McCraw, 26115. Lovat's Scouts. Royal Scots Greys.

Andrew Bowie McCrae, 5142. Donald MacRae, 4274. Lovat's Scouts. Lovat's Scouts. Mur do MacRae, 4201. Roderick Donald McRae, 679. Lovat's Scouts. Welsh Horse.

John A. MacRae, 150354. George Colquhoun McRae, 109158. Scottish Horse. Royal Field Artillery. ROLL OF HONOUR Lovat's Scouts. Scottish Horse.

McCRAE, ANDREW BOWIE, 5142. Cpl. Died of wounds at Suvla Bay, 17 Nov. 1915. MACRAE, DONALD ALASTAIR, 5273 He was an M.A. of St. Andrews and LL.B. Pte. Commd., Seaforth Highrs. Educated (1911) of Edinburgh, and also a well-known at Tarn Academy ; student in Arts, Aberdeen member of the Queen's Park Football Club. University ; student in Medicine, Edinburgh (Crail.) University; member, Edinb. Univ. O.TC Enlisted, Scottish Horse, 1914, and commis­ MacRAE, ARCHIBALD JOHN R., 1997. sioned 5th (Sutherland) Seaforths, Aug. Pte., Signals. Commd., Cameron Highrs.; 1915; later transfd. M.G. Corps. He served died, 5 Oct. 1918. (.) See Cameron all through the war, and died suddenly of Highrs. influenza at Tournai, Belgium, 16 Nov. 1918, just after the Armistice. He was one of six brothers who gave service during the war, MacRAE, DONALD, 2456. L/Cpl., transfd. three of whom laid down their lives. Their 4th, later 6th Batt. Cameron Highrs., Aug father also served as a Chaplain in France 1916, 40705. Killed on the Somme, 10 Oct.' (Edderton.) See Seaforth Highrs. and M G C 1917. (Drumnadrochit.)

MACRAE, DONALD, 4146. Sergt. Served MacRAE, JOHN A., 150354, 4351. Pte. with his regiment at Suvla Bay ; wounded; Transfd. 13th (S.) Batt. The Yorkshire Regt., died at sea on Hospital Ship '* Kildonan 235609, Sept. 1917 ; joined Scottish Horse, Castle," 3 Nov. 1915, aged 24. One of four 13 Feb. 1915 ; served with them at Gallipoli ; brothers serving in the Army. (Corryblair, invalided home, Oct. 1915; transfd. to Edderton.) Yorkshire Dragoons ; went to France, May 1917; again transfd. to the Yorkshire Regt. ; died in a field hospital from wounds received MacRAE, DONALD, 4274. Pte.; transfd in action near Cambrai, 23 Nov. 1917. MacRae Cameron Highrs., 10th Batt., 225697 ; served relinquished an important post in the Anglo- in Medit. Expedy. Force; killed in action at South American Bank in Chili to hasten Salomca, 6 Dec. 1916. (Dornie, Kyle.) home to join H.M. Forces. '* He did his duty hke a man, and has sealed his patriotism MacRAE, DONALD, 5156. Tpr. Died of with his blood," was the testimony which wounds, 25 Dec. 1915. (Molescrailie, Lairg.) he earned. (Stornoway.)

MacRAE, MURDO, 4201. L/Cpl. Mobilized, McRAE, RODERICK DUNCAN, 4740. 4 Aug. 1914; transfd. later to Cameron Pte. Transfd. 4th (Res.) Roy. Highrs., Highrs. ; served, Gallipoli, Egypt, Salonica; 315178, Jan. 1917; died of wounds in 18th tolled in action at Salonica, 6 Dec. 1916. Gen. Hosp., 5 May 1917. M.M. (Glasgow.) His CO. wrote :—" The Company had been ordered to attack a Bulgar position, and to do so had to cross a bridge over a river ex­ posed to heavy machine-gun fire. MacRae was one of the first to try to cross, but while Welsh Horse. on the bridge he was struck down.immediately after killed by a second bullet. There is no McRAE, RODERICK DONALD, 679. Pte., doubt it was a very brave thing he was 1/lst Welsh Horse. Killed (gunshot wound trying to do when killed. . . He was the in chest), 21 Oct. 1915, while serving with best type of Highland soldier." (Lower Mediterranean Expedy. Force. (Leamington Pitkerrie, Fearn.) Spa.) 32 THE CLAN MACRAE

Royal Regiment of Artillery. McRAE, GEORGE COLQUHOUN,109158. Driver, 24th Bde. Died in an English Hos­ pital from gas-shell poisoning, 13 Nov. 1918. MacRAE, DONALD, 961377. Gunner, 32nd (Alexandria.) Div. Amm. Col. Served in France and Flanders; killed in action, 12 Sept. 1917. (Broadford, Skye.) MACRAE, KENNETH MATHESON, M.A., Edin., 1910; B.A., Oxon. Edinburgh Univ. O.T.C., 1908—1910, Cadet; R.F.A. McCRAITH, JOHN, 129992. Gunner. (S.R.) 2nd Lieut., 1910; mobilized, Aug. Served in France and Flanders; killed in 1914; final rank, Major. Served, France, action, 6 Sept. 1918. 28th Army Bde., R.F.A., from Dec. 1914 onwards; killed in action near Courtrai, AU Saints' Day, 1 Nov. 1918. M.C., June McCREATH, SYLVESTER, 104730. 1918. Two Mentions, May 1917, Dec. 1917. Gunner. Killed in action, 29 Oct. 1916. (Walmer.)

McRAY, WILLIAM, 42256. Gunner. Served in France and Flanders; killed in McRAE, WALTER, 125684. Gunner, 307th action, 13 Apr. 1918. Bde. Served in France and Flanders ; kiUed in action, 10 May 1918. (Aberdeen.)

McCRAE, WILLIAM, 655269. Gunner, Royal Field Artillery. D/77th Bde. Served in France and Flanders ; kiUed in action at Ypres, 22 Oct. 1917. (Kilmarnock.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 227285. Joined R.F.A., 2 Apr. 1917; Signaller, 250th Bde. Served in France from Nov. 1917; surprised MacRAE, WILLIAM JOLLY, 152573. by a party of Germans when out laying a Bombr. 170th Bde. Wounded in action, telephone wire and taken prisoner, 27 May 4 Apr. 1918; died of wounds, 7 Apr. 1918, in 1918. Died as a prisoner of war (from France. His CO. wrote : " As Gas N.C.O. to dysentery) 14 Aug. 1918, at Le Trou Foury, the Battery we aU had absolute confidence near Laon. "Thus ended the career of as in him, he knew aU there was to be known fine a young man as ever left the Lewis, and about Gas and protection from it, and it one whose young manhood gave promise of meant a lot having him in the Battery, he doing useful work in the Church and in the wiU be very hard to replace." (Bradford, world." (Stornoway.) Yorks.)

McRAE, ALEXANDER, 618410. Gunner 298th Bde. Served in France and Flanders ; Royal Garrison Artillery* died of wounds, 20 Oct. 1917. (.) McCREA, ALEXANDER. 2nd Lieut., 58th MACRAE, D. BAIN, Pte., attd. Royal Siege Battery. Promoted 2nd Lieut, (pre­ Warwickshire Regt. Killed in action. (Nairn.) viously Sergt.) for service in the field, Mar. See Royal Warwickshire Regt. 1917; kiUed in action, 27 June 1917.

MacRAE, EVAN, 300049. Gunner, Bute McRAE, GEORGE BARRON, 227574. Mtn. Battery, l/4th Highland Mtn. Bde. Gunner, 2nd Bde. Served in France and Served in the Balkans; kiUed, 20 Sept. 1917, Flanders; missing, 21 Mar. 1918, later at Salonica. One of four brothers serving. presumed killed on that date. (Aberdeen.) (Loggie, Lochbroom.) Kenneth Matheson Macrae, Major. William Jolly MacRae, 152573. Royal Field Artillery. Royal Field Artillery.

William McCrae, 655269. John MacRae, 4053.

Royal Field Artillery. Royal Garrison Artillery. Kenneth MacRae, 166254. Bernard McCraith, Major. Royal Garrison Artillery. Royal Engineers.

William John MacRae, 300186. Charles McCrae, 81113. Royal Garrison Artillery. Royal Engineers.

Archibald McRae, 400477. Matthew Alexander MacRae, 18267. Royal Engineers. Royal Engineers. ROLL OF HONOUR

MacRAE, JOHN, 4053. Driver, Ross Mtn. McCRAE, CHARLES, 81113. Sapper, 206th Battery. Wounded, 25 May 1915, Gallipoli ; IneldCoy. Twice wounded ; died of wounds died at sea of wounds received from the 28 Apr. 1918. (Stewarton, .) bursting of a shell, 28 May 1915. (Kishorn.) McRAE, DUNCAN, 461532. Sapper. Died MacRAE, KENNETH, 166254. Gunner. 7 Aug. 1919. (Glasgow.) Served in France and Flanders; killed by shell-fire, 29 Apr. 1916, in France. He was a son of Mr. Duncan MacRae, shepherd, McCREATH, JOHN, 42902. Sergt., 15th Crask of , who had four sons serving, Signal Coy. Served in France and Flanders • all of whom laid down their lives. (Aigas, killed m action, 24 Apr. 1917. M.M Bar Beauly.) to M.M. Second Bar to M.M. (Paisley.)

MacRAE, WILLIAM JOHN, 300186. McCREA, JOHN, 140743. Sapper, 124th Gunner, 1st Argyll Mtn. Battery(T.F.), Field Coy. Served in France and Flanders: 4th Highland Bde. In civil life an apprentice died of wounds, 15 Oct. 1916. (Leeds.) joiner. Mobilized with his battery, Aug. 1914, and was on active service for 3 years. He died of illness, 40th Cas. Clear. Stat., McCRAITH, JOHN, 404441. Sapper, High­ Salonica, 9 Nov. 1917. His CO. wrote of land Field Coy., attd. Sherwood Foresters, him:—" He was always ready and willing 76224. Served in France and Flanders; to carry out his duties like a soldier and a killed in action, 8 June 1917. (Glasgow.) man." One of four brothers serving. (Oban.) MacRAE, MATTHEW ALEXANDER, 18267. Died, 13th Feb. 1919, in War Hospl., Bath, through disease contracted in Royal Engineers. France.

McCRAE, ADAM B.,414716. Sapper, 412th McRAE, ROBERTSON, 60617. Driver, Field Coy., R.E. Served in Palestine ; killed 153rd Field Coy. Served in France; died in in action at Gaza, 2 Nov. 1917. One of hospital at Henu of wounds, 4 Oct. 1915. four brothers serving. (Glasgow.) He was only 21. He was well known in Vale of Leven and Vale Glenoak football teams. (Alexandria.) McRAE, ARCHIBALD, 400477. Sapper, 458th Field Coy. Served in France and Wanders; died 5 Nov. 1918. (Maryhill, McRAE, WILLIAM, 44845. Sapper, 147th Glasgow.) A.T. Coy. Served in France and Flanders; accidentally killed, 26 Aug. 1918. (Alex­ andria.) McCRAITH, BERNARD. Major, 1/lst North Midland Field Coy. Second son of Sir James McCraith. Served in P.W.D., Scots Guards. India, 1901-08, retired owing to iU-health! On outbreak of war gazetted to N. Midland Div. Engineers ; went to France as Capt. McCREA, BENJAMIN, 13867. Gdsn., 1st with 46th Div., Feb. 1915 ; severely wounded Batt. Died at home, 18 Mar. 1916. Neuve Eglise, Apr. 1915; re-joined unit as Major, Nov. 1915; served with 46th Div. McRAE, DONALD, 11999. Gdsn., 2nd lor 18 months and took part in Battie of Batt. Wounded; served in France and bomme, etc.; later appointed 2nd in Com­ Flanders ; reported missing at Festubert; mand at Calais ; died of pneumonia, Calais, later killed in action, 16 May 1915. One of 26 Jan. 1919. (Nottingham.) three brothers serving. (Stromeferry.) 34 THE CLAN MACRAE

MacRAE, FARQUHAR, 9885. Gdsn., 1st Major, 1916-17. Immediately on the out­ Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; re­ break of War he volunteered for active ported wounded, missing, later presumed service and went with the 5th Batt. to Galli­ killed in action, 1 Jany. 1915. Previous to poli, landing with them in Apr. 1915 • was the War he served for six years in the Paisley wounded at Fir Tree Wood in May 1915 Police Force. (Gairloch, Ross.) and in June following was severely wounded • later on he served in Egypt. He was Second MacRAE, JOHN CHARLES, 13373. L/Cpl., in Command of the 52nd Batt. of the Devon­ 1st Batt. Instantaneously killed by a shell shire Regt. at home, Nov. 1917—Apr. 1918 in a heavy bombardment near Ypres, 30 Mar. when he re-joined the Royal Scots at thé 1916. (Inverness.) front in France, where he was again twice wounded, and was killed in action at Dar- McCRAE, PATRICK, 11083. Gdsn., 1st villers, 11 Aug. 1918. His Colonel wrote of Batt. Enlisted, Sept. 1914; served in him :—" He was one of the bravest men I France from Feb. 1915; killed in action have known, a true Highlander and a fine m France, 11 Aug. 1915. (Glasgow.) gentleman." (Edinburgh.)

MacRAE, RODERICK, 17231. Gdsn. Died, McRAE, DAVID, 275830. Pte., 5/6th Batt from gas poisoning, in No. 19 Casualty Clear­ Killed in action, 12 Oct. 1917, near Ypres ing Station in France, not far from Arras, 19 (Edinburgh.) ' j Sept. 1918. He was the first of the Edin­ burgh Constabulary Force to join H.M. Forces. He was the youngest of three McRAE, DUNCAN RODERICK, 2272. brothers serving in the War. His Coy. Pte., l/5th Batt. Died of wounds received Officer wrote:—" He was one of my best at Gallipoli, 12 May 1915. He was a member men, and a true Scots Guardsman, if ever of the Service Coy. of the Queen's Edinburgh I there was one." (Beauly.) serving in the Boer War. (Edinburgh.)

McRAE, THOMAS, 8394. Gdsn., 1st Batt. MacRAE, FINLAY, 19308. Sergt., 16th Served in France and Flanders; missing Batt. (attd. H.L.I.). Twice wounded; later presumed killed in action, 11 Nov 1914* killed in action near Hargicourt, 26 Aug. during Mons Retreat. (Edinburgh.) 1917. M.M., 1916. D.C.M., 1917. His CO. wrote :—" One of the finest and bravest soldiers it has been my good fortune to The Royal Scots (Lothian command." One of three brothers serving. (Bunchrew.) Regiment^. McCRAE, GEORGE. Capt., 4th Batt. McCRAW, ALEXANDER, 353550. Pte., Eldest son of Lieut.-Col. Sir George McCrae, 9th Batt. Served in France and Flanders ' D.S.O. Educated at George Watson's College. died of wounds, 23 Nov. 1917. (East Linton.) Joined the old 4th Royal Scots, 1898; Capt., 6th Batt., 1909. On the outbreak of MACRAE, ALEXANDER WILLIAM War was transferred to the " Queen's Edin­ < UH Capt 5th Batt ue burgh " Royal Scots, and went with them EdmburgS? l h^? Rifles)- . " Only so-n (Qof Coloneen's l to the Dardanelles, April 1915; killed in VA**1?, Macrae' W-S- of Clunes. action while leading his company in the liducated Edmburgh Academy and Univer­ attack at Gully Ravine, Gallipoli, 28th Tune sity College, Oxford ; B.A., Oxon.; LL.B 1915. (Edinburgh.) Edm.; W.S. Served in Oxford University MJ , 1903-06 ; joined Queen's Edinbureh Rifles, 1907; gazetted Capt., 1912 ; Tempy McCRAITH, GEORGE, 40274. Pte., 12th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; died Robertson McRae, 60617. , 9885. Royal Engineers. Scots Guards.

John Charles MacRae, 13373. Scots Guards.

Donald McRae, 11999. Patrick McCrae, 11083 Scots Guards. Scots Guards. Roderick MacRae, 17231. Finlay MacRae, 19308. Scots Guards. Royal Scots.

Duncan Roderick McRae, 2272. George McCraith, 40274. Royal Scots. Royal Scots. ROLL OF HONOUR 35

d May mT (Davidson S MaÜls Edinbiirgh.$rZ l)) ' ' The Northumberland Fusiliers.

McRAE, GEORGE, 250919. Pte., 5/6th McCREATH, ANDREW. Lieut., 7th Batt. Batt. Wounded at the Dardanelles, 22 Aug. (attd K.O.S. Borderers). Acting Capt. ; 1915; served in France and Flanders; served with Egyptian Expeditionary Force; killed in action in France, 29 Sept. 1918. wounded, 28 Nov.; died of wounds Dec. 11, (Edinburgh.) 1917, at Cairo. Albert Medal, 1917, for gallantry in picking up .and throwing away an explcxling bomb in order to save Uves McRAE, JOHN A., 201284. Sergt.; served (Berwick-on-Tweed.) in Palestine; wounded, Gaza front, 10 Oct. 1917. Later reported killed in action (Aberfeldy.) The Royal Warwickshire

MACRAE, LEWIS GEORGE, 1838. Pte., Regiment. 4th Batt. Educated, George Watson's Coll' On outbreak of War enlisted in 4th Royal MACRAE, D. BAIN, Pte., R.F.A., attd. Scots, and went with his Batt. to Gallipoli • Roy. Warwickshire Regt. KiUed in action reported missing, 28 June 1915, later pre­ Apr. 1917. (Nairn.) See R.F.A. sumed killed in action on that date. (Edin­ burgh.) The Royal Fusiliers (City of MacRAE, MURDO, 23233. Pte., 11th Batt. Killed in action on the Somme, 3 July 1916 London Regiment). (Munlochy.) McCRAW, ALBERT ERNEST, 3002, MacRAE, RODERICK, 21201. Pte., 16th 27510. Pte. Served in France and Flanders ; Batt. Severely wounded in France; died kffled in action, 26 Jany. 1917. (Clapton, Shrewsbury Infirmary, 12 July 1916. (Moni- Middlesex.) neth.) The London Regiment. M£P^E' TH°MAS COLCLOUGH, ora Cw 9th, ?att (formerly R A.M.C. MACRAE, ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, 2065) Wounded, 23 July 1916 ; died in 537411. Pte., 15th Batt. (CivU Service Rifles).

n 25 July 1916 (Edin Jomed up Nov. 1917 ; served in France and bu?gh ) ' - " Flanders; kiUed in action, 25 Aug. 1918. His CO. wrote:—" He was a good soldier, McRAE, WILLIAM, 2309. Pte., 1st Batt. and died doing his duty. His loss is deplored Served with Mediterranean Expedy. Force • byaU." (Glasgow.) died at Salonica, 13 Jany. 1918. (Edinburgh.) McCREA, CHARLES EDWIN, 514312. Pte., 14th Batt. (London Scottish). Served !?r CH£\T' W" 27959- Ser^ KiUed in in France and Flanders ; died of wounds, action, 27 Nov. 1917. D.C.M., 1917, "He re­ 2 Mar. 1917. (Chatham.) organized and led his Company with great gallantry and abiUty during an attack, and also MACRAE, FARQUHAR M., 2456. Pte., rallied the unit of another division, and 13th Batt. (Kensington Rifles). Joined up succeeded in helping it forward. He kiUed at the outbreak of War; went to France six ot the enemy himseh and did splendid Feb. 1915, engaging in the heavy fighting of dSO™ °f Ws C^Paay" (Aber- the spring of that year; reported missing 9 May 1915, after the Battle of Aubers

4 36 THE CLAN MACRAE Ridge, presumed killed on that date. He was McCREATH, ANDREW M., 34878. Pte, the only son of the late Mr. J. C. C. Macrae, 6/7th Batt. Wounded, 1917 ; served in Barrister-at-Law, and had entered the schol­ France and Flanders; killed in action, astic profession under the Education Commit­ 31 July 1917. (Ayr.) tee of the London County Council. (London.) McRAE, JOHN, 13085. Pte., 7th Batt. MACRAE, KENNETH CHARLES Served in France and Flanders ; killed in ERNEST, 1348. L/Cpl., 14th Batt. (The action, 26 Sept. 1915. London Scottish). Joined the London Scottish, 1910; volunteered for foreign service at outbreak of War ; went to France McCRAE, THOMAS, 241502. Pte, l/5th with his Batt., Sept., 1914 ; shot in the Batt. Served in France and Flanders; died of spine by a German sniper at Ypres; died wounds, 1 July 1917. (Ayr.) of wounds, 13th Hospl., Boulogne, 26 Nov. 1914. (Finchley.) McCREATH, WILLIAM, 16233. Pte, l/7th Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; killed McCREATH, THOMAS, 5267. Sergt., 20th in action, 16 July 1916. Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; died of wounds, 24 Sept. 1916. (Wapping.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 41767. Pte, 1st Batt. Served in France and Flanders; killed in action, 23 Aug. 1918, aged 18. (Provanmill, The King's (Liverpool Regiment). Glasgow.) McRAE, SAMUEL, 29125. Pte., 19th Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; missing, The Cheshire Regiment. 12 Apr. 1916, later reported killed in action. (Bootle.) McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 52210. Pte, McCRAY, WILLIAM, 50614. Pte., 17th 9th Batt. (formerly 22598 Suffolk Regt.), Batt. (formerly 34551, Royal Lancaster attd. 94th Field Coy, R.E. Served in France Regt.). Served in France and Flanders; and Flanders; killed in action, 7 June 1917. reported missing, later died of wounds, 20 (West Hampstead.) May 1918. (Lancaster.)

The Prince of Wales's Own The South Wales Borderers.

(West Yorkshire Regiment). McRAE, RICHARD, 24888. Pte, L/Cpl, 2nd Batt. (formerly 43972, R.A.M.C.). Served McRAE, ROBERT, 3/9607. Pte., 2nd Batt. —Gallipoli, France; wounded, Gallipoli; Served in France and Flanders; reported killed in action in France, 29 Jany. 1917. missing, Sept. 1916; later, killed in action, (Elgin.) 1 July 1916. (South Shields.) The King's Own Scottish The Royal Scots Fusiliers. Borderers. McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 15943. Pte., 1st Batt. Served in France and Flanders; McRAE, DAVID, 12432. Pte, 6th Batt. missing, later reported killed or died at Ypres, Served in France and Flanders; 3 times between 25 Sept. and 1 Oct. 1915. (Official wounded 1915; killed by sniper's bullet, 1.10.15.) Ypres, 8 Apr. 1916. (Causewayhead.) George McRae, 250919. Roderick MacRae, 21201. Royal Scots. Royal Scots.

Murdo MacRae 23233. Farquhar M. Macrae, 2456. Royal Scots. London Regiment. David McRae, 12432. William McCrae, 16861. King's Own Scottish Borderers. King's Own Scottish Borderers.

Ivor Alexander Macrae, Lieut. William McRae, 28882. King's Own Scottish Borderers. King's Own Scottish Borderers.

Robert Watt McRae, 10524. Alexander McRae, 39998. King's Own Scottish Borderers. Scottish Rifles. ROLL OF HONOUR 37 MACRAE, IVOR ALEXANDER. Lieut, Lieut, 5th Batt, June 1918, attd. Rif. Brig. ; yr. of Stenhouse. Gazetted 2nd Lieut, wounded, 1917; killed in action, 18 Sept. 3rd Batt, 10 Jany. 1914, attd 2nd Batt.; 1918. M.C, " For conspicuous gallantry and mobilized 4 Aug. 1914; crossed to France devotion to duty. He led his men with Sept. 1914 ; died at Bethune, 15 Oct. great determination in the attack when all 1914, of wounds received in action near the other officers had become casualties, took Cuinchy the previous day, while leading command of his company and led them with his platoon to the attack, in which nine- great gallantry. Set fine example of deter­ tenths of his men were killed or wounded. mination and fearlessness to his men." L.G., (Thornhill, Dumfries.) 7 Mar. 1918. (Glasgow.)

McRAE, ROBERT, 201776. Pte, l/5th MacRAE, DONALD, 26213. Pte, 11th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; Batt. Missing, believed killed, Salonica, missing; killed in action, 3 Aug. 1918. 19 Sept. 1918. He was known as the Skye (Aberchirder, Banffshire.) Bard, and his death is a loss to the Gaelic cause. ( Bridge, Portree.) McRAE, ROBERT WATT, 10524. Pte, Corpl, 1st Batt. Enlisted, 5th(T.F.) Batt, McCRAE, J., 290083. KiUed. (Glasgow.) 1909; served 7 years with the Colours, also with the Expdy. Forces at the Dardanelles, France and Flanders; wounded, 1915, and MACRAE, JAMES, 16. Sergt, 7th Batt. was lost at sea when H.M. Hospl. Ship KiUed in action at the DardaneUes, 12 July " Warilda" was torpedoed, 3 Aug. 1918. 1915. " He was one of the best." (Glasgow.) One of five brothers who served. (Aber­ chirder.) MacRAE, JOHN ANGUS, 28541. L/Cpl, 2nd Batt. Served in France and Flanders; McCRAE, WILLIAM, 16861. Pte, 1st Batt. died of wounds received at Vimy Ridge, Enlisted, Nov. 1914; wounded; killed in 17 Apr. 1917. (Glasgow.) action, 4 June 1915* at the Dardanelles. (Paisley.) MACRAE, JOHN HAROLD. 2nd Lieut, S.R, 26 Mar. 1915, attd. 18th Batt. Student McRAE, WILLIAM, 28882. Pte, 2nd Batt. of Law, Glas. Univ, 1912-15. KiUed in Served in France and Flanders; died of action in France, 26 Aug. 1916. (Glasgow.) wounds, 3 Nov. 1918, No. 3 Cas. Clearing Station, France. (Galashiels.) The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. The Cameronians (Scottish McCREA, CHARLES, 3575. Pte, 2nd Batt. Served in France and Flanders; reported Rifles). missing, later kiUed in action, Battle of the Somme, 10 July 1916. (Behast.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 39998. Pte, 5/6th Batt. (formerly A.P.C, 3372). Served in McCREA, JAMES, 16211. Pte, 10th Batt. France and Flanders; killed in action, Wounded, 1916 ; served in France and Flan­ 5 Oct. 1918 (presumed date). (Lentram' ders ; kiUed in action, 20 Nov. 1917. Inverness.) (LisbeUaw.)

KËSOTT rLílSToE? (ALEXANDER) McCREA, JOSEPH, 4397. Pte, 2nd Batt. BISSETT. Cadet; 2nd Lieut, Nov. 1916; Served in France and Flanders; reported 38 THE CLAN MACRAE missing, later killed in action, Battle of the kiUed in action, 24 Dec. 1917. One of four Somme, 10 July 1916. (Londonderry.) brothers serving, two of whom lost their Uves as the result of wounds; three were notable prize-holders in athletics, and two McCREA, WILLIAM, 8408. Cpl., 3rd Batt. were champion rifle shots. (Stornoway.) 4 times wounded; died, 6 Mar. 1919, in See Northamptonshire Regt. Royal Herbert Hosp, Woolwich, after 2 years' suffering, the result of wounds received in action. (Londonderry.) McCREA, THOMAS,35130. Pte, 8thBatt. Killed, 21 Mar. 1918. (Manchester.)

The East Lancashire Regiment. The Hampshire Regiment. MacCRATH, B. H. Major. KiUed. MACRAE, CHARLES MacKENZIE. Lieut. Son of Mr. A. W. Macrae, CLE, of Kerala, Yateley. Educated at Worcester CoU, Oxford. The East Surrey Regiment. Commissioned, 4th Batt.(T.F.) Hampshire Regt. 1913 ; mobiUzed, 4 Aug. 1914; Lieut, 1 Sept. 1914. The regiment volunteered for McCRAW, RONALD ERNEST, 19875. foreign service on the outbreak of War, and Pte., 13th Batt. Wounded, sheU shock, was sent to India, thence to the Persian GuU. 1916; served in France and Flanders; He was killed in action at Gurma Sapha, kiUed in action, 23 Mar. 1918. (Lambeth, about 9 July 1915. (Yateley.) Surrey.) McRAE, CHARLES, 54558. Pte, 2/4t| The Border Regiment. Batt. (T.F.) Served in France and Flanders; kiUed in action, 5 Nov. 1918. (Dundee.) MacRAE, DUNCAN DONALD, 14843. L/Cpl, 7th Batt. EnUsted 3 Sept. 1914 ; commd, 6th Rifle Bde, 30 Oct. 1917; wounded The Black Watch (Royal 1915; severely wounded and lost sight of right eye, 1918; died, British East Africa, Highlanders). 21 Feb. 1921—the result of wounds. (Stor­ noway.) See Rifle Bde. MacRAE, COLIN, S/7097. Pte, L/Cpl., 11th (S.) Batt, later 2nd Batt. Served- MACRAE, JOSEPH NIXON. 2nd Lieut. France and Flanders, Apr.—Dec. 1915; He was previously a Medical Student at Persian Gulf, Dec. 1915—Jany. 1916 ; killed Edinburgh University, 1916-17; Cadet, in action, Mesopotamia, 7 Jany. 1916. O.T.C, Infy. 1917; commissioned ; posted (Glasgow.) to Border Regt, 11th Batt. (from S.R.) Dec. 1917; went to France, Jany. 1918 ; kiUed in action in a night raid of which he was in McCRAW, DONALD L., S/12238. Pte, charge near Ypres, 18 Feb. 1918, aged 19. 2nd Batt. Served on the Persian Gulf; (Coulter, Lanarkshire.) kiUed in action, Mesopotamia, 11 Dec. 1916. (Edinburgh.)

MacRAE, PETER MacKAY, 14844. Sergt, MACRAE, GEORGE SIMPSON, 313168. 7th Batt. Severely wounded at Loos, 25 Sergt. (Pioneer), 8th Batt. Served with Sept. 1915 ; discharged to a commission in B.E.F. ; missing, 25 Sept. 1915, later the Northamptonshire Regt, 31 July 1917; reported kiUed at Loos, 27 Sept. 1915. Aliister (Alex.) Bissett McCrae, Lieut. John Angus MacRae, 28541. Scottish Rifles. Scottish Rifles. William McCrea, 8408. Colin MacRae, S/7097. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Black Watch.

James Macrae, 43093. Black Watch. John Alexander Macrae, 2nd Lieut. Peter MacKay MacRae, 2nd Lieut. Black Watch. Northamptonshire Regiment.

Thomas McRae, 265786. Alexander Matheson Macrae, 29956. Black Watch. King's Royal Rifle Corps. ROLL OF HONOUR 39 He had previously seen service in India and South Africa, and held medals and clasps The Essex Regiment. for both. (Nairn.) McCRAITH, FRANCIS, 24063. Pte. Served, MACRAE, JAMES, 1305. Pte, 2nd Batt. France and Flanders; died of wounds Served—B.E.F, Sept. 1914.—Dec. 1915; 4 July 1916. (Westcliff-on-Sea.) Persian Gulf, Dec. 1915—Jany. 1916; died of wounds, Mesopotamia, 30 Jany. 1916. (Dundee.) The Sherwood Foresters (Notts MACRAE, JAMES, 43093. Pte, 1st Batt. Attested, Oct. 1914; served—B.E.F, Apr. and Derby Regiment). —Sept. 1916, with 4th Batt.; wounded, Sept. 1916; B.E.F, June 1917—Mar. 1918, with 1st Batt. j wounded, Nov. 1917 ; killed in McRAE, ALFRED, 102109. Pte, 1st Batt. action, near Ypres, 19 Mar. 1918. (Dundee.) Served in France and Flanders; killed in action, 24 Apr. 1918. (Blaydon-on-Tyne.) McRAE, JOHN, 291593. Pte, 7th Batt. Attested, Nov. 1915; served, B.E.F.; 4 times wounded, Nov. 1916, Mar. 1917, Apr. 1917, June 1917; missing, Mar. 1918; The Northamptonshire prisoner of war in Germany, 26 Mar. 1918; died from general weakness, Germany, 28 Regiment. Oct. 1918. (Perth.) MacRAE, CHRISTOPHER, 47834. Pte. MACRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER. 2nd (formerly R.A.S.C.). Served in France and Lieut, 11th (S.) Batt, attd. 8th (S.) Batt. Flanders; missing, later presumed killed Eidisted on outbreak of War in the Stock m action, 5 Apr. 1918. (Erbusaig, Kyle.) Exchange Coy. of the 5th Cameron Highrs. ; commd. Black Watch, 12 Apr. 1915 ; served with B.E.F.; killed in action, 18 July 1916, McCREA, HENRY HARRY ALEX­ at Longueval (Somme). (Glasgow.) See ANDER, 12481. Pte, 1st Batt. Reported Camerons. wounded, later, killed in action, 9 May 1915. (Bromley, Kent.) MacRAE, JOHN NIGEL. 2nd Lieut, 11th (S.) Batt. Killed in France, 11 Apr. 1918. MacRAE, PETER MacKAY. 2nd Lieut See R.F.C 7th Batt, 31 July 1917, attd. R.E.; from the Border Regt. Killed in action, 24 Dec. McCRAE, RICHARD RITCHIE, 292665. 1917. See Border Regt. L/Cpl, 7th Batt. Attested, Aug. 1951. Cpl. 4779, 3/lst Scottish Horse. Served, B.E.F, Jany.—May 1917; wounded, Apr. 1917; died of wounds at Etaples, 5 May 1917, aged The King's Own (Yorkshire 30. (Glasgow.)

McRAE, THOMAS, 265786. L/Cpl, 6th Light Infantry). Batt. Attested, Dec. 1914 ; served, B.E F May 1915—May 1918; died of wounds (Arras), McRAE, JOSEPH, 16169. Pte. Twice 28 May 1918. Served in France for over wounded, 1916,1918 ; died at home, 11 Nov. 3 years. (Kenmore, Aberfeldy.) 1918. 40 THE CLAN MACRAE The Duke of Cambridge's Own France and Flanders; died of wounds, 27 Apr. 1916. (Middlesex Regiment).

MACRAE, JOHN M. (" IAN "), G/33952. The Highland Light Infantry. L/Cpl., 2nd Batt. Came home from India, relinquishing a good position there, and MacRAE, ARCHIBALD, 34193. Pte, 1st. joined up Sept. 1916 ; went to France, Jany. Batt. (formerly 1st Cameron Highrs.). Landed 1917; killed in action, 8 May 1918. His in France with First Expedy. Force, 1914; CO. wrote:—" He was one of my most wounded at Ypres, Sept. 1914 ; served in reliable men. He was a stretcher-bearer, India ; transfd. to H.L.I. ; served in Meso­ good, brave and reliable. . . He has been potamia for 2 years ; wounded ; killed in recommended for his good work. . . He was action with the Turks, Mesopotamia, 26 Oct. killed while nobly doing his duty." (.) 1918. Mentioned. The fourth son killed in action of Mr. Duncan MacRae, Crask of Aigas, Beauly. The King's Royal Rifle Corps. McRAE, ARCHIBALD LUDOVIC, Pte, MACRAE, ALEXANDER MATHESON, 2nd Batt. Commd, Cameron Highrs; killed in 29956. Rifleman, 2nd Batt, Rhodesian Pla­ action, 12 Oct. 1917. (Paisley.) See Camerons. toon. He had been in S. Africa for over 15 years, and was latterly Manager,Golden Kopje McRAE, D., 15742. L/Cpl. Wounded, 1916; Stores, Rhodesia. Though over age he came killed in action. (Glasgow.) home with others to enlist in May 1916. He joined his platoon in July and crossed to France in Dec. 1916. He served in France McCREATH, DAVID, 2773. Pte, 17th (S.) and Flanders, and was killed in action at Batt. (Glasgow Chamber of Commerce Batt.). Hardincourt, 8 Sept. 1918. A fellow-soldier Killed in action at the Battle of the Somme, wrote of him :—" He was always ready to go 1 July 1916. (Ayr.) out of his way to do a kindness to anyone." (UUapool.) MacRAE, DAVID FRASER, 17939. Pte, 12th (S.) Batt. Missing, later reported McRAY.T.G., 12908. Pte. Died of wounds killed in action, 25 Sept. 1915. He was only 1917. (Wearmouth.) 17 years of age, having enlisted when 16. His father and two brothers served in the K.O.S.B. (Maxwelltown.) The Duke of Edinburgh's (Wilt­ McCREATH, DONALD, 17647. Pte, 12th shire Regiment). (S.) Batt. Served in France and Flanders; killed in action, 25 Sept. 1915. (Paisley.) McRAE, JULIAN, 27542. Pte, 1st Batt. (formerly Rifle Bde, 38537). Served in France and Flanders ; missing, Apr. 1918 ; McCREATH, GEORGE, 333138 Pte, later reported killed in action, 12 Apr. 1918, 9th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; aged 17 years 11 months. (Tooting.) died of wounds, 30 Sept. 1918. (Girvan.)

The Durham Light Infantry. MACRAE, GEORGE PITT TAYLOR, Pte, 9th Batt. (2nd Lieut, Seaforth Highrs.). Principal, Wood's Commercial Training Coll, McRAY, ROBERT, 3555. Ptë. Served in Glasgow. Enlisted in the Glasgow Highrs. Archibald MacRae, 34193. Jonathan F. Macrae, 241566. Highland Light Infantry. Highland Light Infantry.

David McCreath, 2773. Kenneth Alexander MacRae, 2130. Highland Light Infantry. Highland Light Infantry.

John McRae, 13232. A. J. M. B. McRae, 2954. Highland Light Infantry. Seaforth Highlanders. Alan James McCrae, S/17591. Colin Frederick Macrae, 1520. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders.

Charles A. MacRae, 3034. Colin R. MacRae. 5625. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders.

Christopher MacRae, S/12312. David William MacRae, 1744. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders. ROLL OF HONOUR 41 at the outbreak of War ; was 15 months at Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire the front; took part in the Battles of Festubert, Richebourg and Loos ; commd, Buffs, The Duke of Albany's). Seaforth Highrs, 1916; killed in action, 9 Apr. 1917. He was a well-known Highland poet, and had great enthusiasm for, and And sons of Ross-shire, yet unborn, In far off days will tell knowledge of, his native county of Ross and Their children, how the Seaforths fought Cromarty. See Seaforth Highrs. And died at Neuve Chapelle. Alex. Macrae. McCREATH, JAMES B., 4745. Pte, 18th McRAE, A. J. M. B., 2954, 200744. Pte, Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; killed l/4th Batt. Embodied, Jany. 1915-; served in action, 14 Mar. 1916. (Cathcart.) in France ; wounded, 1916 ; missing, 9 Apr. 1918, later presumed killed on that date. McRAE, JOHN, 13232. Pte, 15th (S.) (Auckland, New Zealand.) Batt, Bomb Thrower. Served in France and Flanders; died of wounds received McCRAE, ALAN JAMES, S/17591. Pte, whilst serving in the trenches, 31 lany. 2nd Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; 1916. (Kilmuir.) missing, presumed killed in action, 11 Apr. 1917, at Roeux. His father and three MACRAE, JONATHAN F., 241566. Pte, brothers were also serving. (Eltham, S.E.) Piper, 9th Batt. (Glasgow Highrs.). Enlisted, 1915 ; in training in England and Ireland ; McRAE, ALEXANDER, S/9215. Pte, 7th acted as Piper in the latter ; drafted Batt. Served in France and Flanders; to France, 1916; served in France and missing, July 1916, presumed killed, 14 July Flanders ; for a time attd. Gordon Highrs.; 1916. (Auldearn, Nairnshire.) twice wounded, severely, Mar. 1918 ; killed in action in France, 12 Oct. 1918. (Tote, MacRAE, ALEXANDER, S/9387. Pte, Skeabost.) 8th Batt. Wounded ; later reported died of wounds, 11 Nov. 1918. (Lochbroom.) McRAE, KENNETH, 330421. Pte, 9th Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; re­ MACRAE, CHARLES. 2nd Lieut,4thBatt. ported wounded and missing, later reported Served in France ; killed in action, 10 Nov. killed in action, 15 July 1916. (Glasgow.) 1916. (Colinton.)

MacRAE, KENNETH ALEXANDER, MacRAE, CHARLES A., 3034. Pte, 2130. Pte, l/9th Batt. (Glasgow Highrs.). S/40448, L/Cpl. l/4th Batt. Enlisted, Jany. Joined the Territorials, Apr. 1914, from 93rd 1915 ; served in France and Flanders ; twice Coy. Glasgow Boys' Brigade; reported wounded, Sept. 1917; joined the A. & S. wounded and missing, 15 July 1916, at High Highrs. in Nov. 1917; killed in action, 28 Wood on the Somme, later reported killed Oct. 1918, at Aulnoy, near Valenciennes. on that date. He was only 19. (Glasgow.) Mentd, 1917. (Munlochy.)

MacRAE, MATTHEW, 331607. Pte, 9th MACRAE, CHARLES ERIC, 1521. Sergt., Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; died l/4th(T.) Batt. Enlisted, 5 Aug. 1914; served of wounds, 29 Sept. 1917. (Glasgow.) in France; commd, 3/4th Batt, 5 Nov. 1915, attd. R.F.C.; killed in action in France, 10 Nov. 1916. (The Manse, Edderton.) See MacRAE, WILLIAM JOHN, 13602. Sergt, R.F.C. 15th (S.) Batt. Served in France and Flan­ ders ; died of wounds, 3 Apr. 1918. (Gair- MacRAE, CHRISTOPHER, S/12312. loch, Ross-shire.) L/Cpl, 1st Batt. Enlisted, Dec. 1915; 42 THE CLAN MACRAE served on the Persian Gulf; died of malaria, McRAE, DONALD, S/13018. Pte, 7thBatt. Mesopotamia, 9 Aug. 1916. Was in the Enlisted, Feb. 1916; served in France and Commercial Bank in Glasgow before enlisting. Flanders; wounded and missing, 12 Oct. (Plockton.) 1916, later presumed killed in action on that date. (Callanish, Stornoway.) MACRAE, COLIN FREDERICK, 1520. Pte.; 200145, L/Cpl.; A/Pay Sergt., l/4th MACRAE, DONALD, 4th Batt. KiUed (T.) Batt. Enlisted, 5 Aug. 1914 ; served by accident at home. (Muir of Ord.) in France and Flanders; died on service, St. Omer, France, 21 Dec. 1914. One of six sons of the Manse who, along with then- MACRAE, DONALD ALASTAIR. Lieut, father, were on service. (The Manse, Edder- 5th Batt. Died, 16 Nov. 1918. (The Manse, ton.) Edderton.) See Scottish Horse.

MacRAE, COLIN R., 5625. Pte, 7th Batt. MACRAE, DUNCAN, 12818. Pte, C Coy, Enlisted, Oct. 1914 ; served in France and 3/4th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; Flanders; twice wounded, Oct. 1917, 7 Jany. kiUed in action near Arras, 23 Apr. 1917. 1918 ; died of wounds, 7 Jany. 1918. (Ault- His CO. wrote of him :—" The work he did bea, Ross.) was exceUent. He died Uke a soldier." (Inverinate, Lochalsh.) McRAE, DAVID ALEXANDER, 857. Pte, Piper, 2nd Batt, later Gordon Highrs. En­ listed, Sept. 1911 J served in France; killed MacRAE, DUNCAN, 10270. L/Cpl, D. in action, 20 Dec. 1914. At one time he was Coy, 1st Batt. EnUsted, June 1907; served a Piper in the Boys' Brigade, later served in in France and Flanders; kiUed in action, the band of the 5th H.L.I, winning several 9 May 1915. (Glasgow.) medals for pipe-playing at the Cowal Games. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, DUNCAN MacKENZIE. 2nd Lieut, 3rd Batt, attd. 2nd Batt. Reported MacRAE, DAVID WILLIAM, 1744. Pte, missing, later kiUed in action, 4 Oct. 1917. 4th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; (Kinbeachie.) See Cameron Highrs. killed in action at Festubert, 9 May 1915, aged 17. (Fortrose.) MACRAE, FRANK LAING. 2nd Lieut, 8th Batt. Younger son of Mr. Charles Colin Macrae of Meonstoke House, Hants. Edu­ MacRAE, DONALD, 2969. Pte, 2/4thBatt. Enlisted, Jany. 1915; served at home; cated at Cheltenham CoU. and University died on service, 16 Dec.1915. Morvick, CoU, Oxford. EnUsted in the PubUc Schools Kintail.) Batt. Middlesex Regt, Aug. 1914 ; gazetted to the 8th Seaforths, 1 Mar. 1915. He is reported from his regiment to have led the MACRAE, DONALD, 9198. Sergt, 1st Batt. remnants of his battaUon on from Loos in Enlisted, June 1905 ; landed in France, Oct. the attack that carried HiU 70, and was last 1914; wounded in Battle of Ypres, Nov. seen near Cité Auguste. He was reported 1914; served at La Bassée and Neuve missing, later kiUed in action, 25 Sept. 1915. Chapelle; killed in action whilst leading his platoon to the assault, 9 May 1915. D.C.M, Mar. 1915, "For conspicuous gal­ MACRAE, GEORGE, 201810. Sergt, 3rd, lantry, ability and great resource at Neuve later 6th Batt. EnUsted, Jany. 1916; Chapelle, Mar. 10-14, 1915; went out to served in France ; wounded, Rheims Salient, bring into cover some wounded Germans, 23 July 1918; died at Cromarty MiUtary but was met by an armed party of the Hospl, 15 Feb. 1919. He was a law clerk enemy. He captured several of them and before joining up, and was a prominent foot­ drove off the remainder." (Glenshiel.) ball player. (DingwaU.) Donald Macrae, 9198. Frank Laing Macrae, 2nd Lieut. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders.

Donald McRae, S/13018. George Macrae, 201810. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders.

Duncan Macrae, 12818. George Alexander Macrae, 201931. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders. ge Pitt Taylor Macrae, 2nd Lieut. James McRae, 266065. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders.

James McRae, S/21418. John MacRae, S/17911. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders. John MacRae, 204593. John Neil McRae, 3/7241. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders.

John Donald MacRae, 1070. Kenneth MacRae, S/40464. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders.

John Hugh Macrae. Kenneth Macrae, 201262. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders. Matthew McCrae, 7473. William M. MacRae, S/10777. Seaforth Highlanders. Seaforth Highlanders.

William John Macrae, 201182. James McRae, 3203. Seaforth Highlanders. Gordon Highlanders. ROLL OF HONOUR 43 MACRAE, GEORGE ALEXANDER, MacRAE, JOHN DONALD, 1070. Sergt., 201931. Cpl, l/4th(T.) Batt, Embodied, 8th Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; Mar. 1916; served in France; attd. bombing kiUed in action, 28 July 1918 at Buzancy. section of his Batt., proving himself an expert; (Branahuie, Stornoway.) killed in action, Arras, 23 Apr. 1917. Pre­ vious to the War he had been for 12 years on the staff of the Northern Weekly and North MACRAE, JOHN HUGH. L/Cpl. KiUed Star. (Dingwall.) m action, Vimy Ridge, 16 Dec. 1917. (Bad- coU, Scourie.) MACRAE, GEORGE PITT TAYLOR. 2nd Lieut., 4th Batt. (commd. from H.L.I.); McRAE, JOHN NEIL, 3/7241. Pte., 1st gazetted 2nd Lieut., Seaforth Highrs., 22 Batt. EnUsted, 1912 ; served in France Aug. 1916. Crossed to France, Oct. 1916; and Flanders; missing, later reported killed in action at Battle of Arras, 9 Apr killed in action at the capture of Pozières, on 1917. (Edinburgh.) See H.L.I. the Somme, 14 July 1916, aged 17. (CoU, Stornoway.) MacRAE, JAMES, S/13263. Pte., 7th Batt. EnUsted, May 1916; served in France and MacRAE, KENNETH, S/40464. Pte. Served Flanders; reported missing, later kiUed in in France and Flanders; kiUed in action action, France, 12 Oct. 1916. (Stornoway.) near Arras, 9 Apr. 1917. (UUapool.)

MACRAE, KENNETH, 201262. Sergt McRAE, JAMES, S/21418. Pte., 8th Batt. l/5th Batt. EnUsted, June 1915 ; served EnUsted, Mar. 1917; served in France and Flanders ; reported missing, later presumed in France and Flanders ; kiUed in action at kiUed in action, France, 22 Aug 1917 Passchendaele, 6 Sept. 1917. (Kinlochewe.) (Barra.) McCRAE, MATTHEW, 7473. Pte., 2nd McRAE, JAMES, 266065. Pte.; Sergt Batt. EnUsted, Feb. 1915; served in l/6th Batt. EnUsted, Jany. 1915 ; served France; missing, presumed kiUed, on the ffl France and Flanders; kiUed in action Somme, 1 July 1916. (Auchinieck, Ayr­ France, 22 Mar. 1918. (Forres.) shire.)

McRAE, ROBERT, S/2960. Pte., 1st Batt. McCRAW, JOHN, 2362, S/43192. Cpl EnUsted, Sept. 1914 ; served—France, 1915 ; Twice wounded, Aug. 1916; Sept. 1917 Persian Gulf, 1916; kiUed in action on M.M. Died, 27 Aug. 1919. (Tain.) Persian Gulf, 21 Jan. 1916. (Inverness.)

MacRAE, JOHN, S/17911. L/Cpl. Served McRAE, ROBERT, S/9033. Pte., 8th Batt. in France and Flanders; kiUed in action, . Enlisted, June 1915; served in France and 25 Dec. 1918. (Dornie.) Flanders; died of wounds, 1 July 1916 in No. 35 Gen. Hospl., Calais. (Galashiels.)' MacRAE, JOHN, 204593. Pte., 7th Batt. J™, 1917 j crossed to France, MacRAE, ROBERT McBETH, 9174 v 1-:7,,M was there only 3 months Sergt, 2nd Batt. EnUsted, 1905 ; served in when hit whilst serving his Lewis-gun under India for 7 years; on mobilization was heavy fire, and died 30 Dec. 1917, at Peronne caUed up from the reserve, went to the front His platoon officer wrote :—" I regarded him as the most reUable man in my Lewis-eun as signaUer ; wounded, Apr. 1916 ; küled section." (Badachro, Gairloch.) in action at Lesboeufs, near Bapaume, Battle of the Somme, 23 Oct. 1916. (Dyke.) 44 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE, SIMON A., 6278, 3rd Batt., McRAE, JAMES BRUCE, 3198. Pte, 4th 43049, 9th Batt. Pte. Eidisted 1915; Batt. Served in France ; transfd. Roy. wounded, 1916 ; discharged medically unfit, Defence Corps, Aug. 1916, 36291 ; died at the result of shell-shock and gas, Feb. 1918 ; home, 17 June 1918. (Aberdeen.) died, 5 May 1918. (Inverness.)

MACRAE, MARTIN S., S/20588. Pte, McCRAE, WILLIAM, S/2776. Sergt., 8th 6th Batt. Prisoner of war in Limburg Camp, Batt. Enlisted, Aug. 1914 ; served in France Germany; died whilst prisoner of war, 15 and Flanders ; killed in action, 25 Sept. Dec. 1918. (Forres.) 1915. (Ayr.)

MACRAE, WILLIAM,240174. L/Cpl., l/4th MACRAE, MURDO, S/41670. L/Cpl, 1st Batt. Enlisted, 13 Aug. 1914 ; served in Batt. Served in France and Flanders; France; killed in action, 9 Apr. 1917. killed in action, 23 Aug. 1918. (Lochcarron.) (Badcoll, Scourie.) McRAE, THOMAS JOSEPH, 1366. Pte, MACRAE, WILLIAM JOHN, 201182. Pte, 1st Batt. Enlisted, 1914 ; wounded, Oct. 4th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; 1915; served in France and Flanders; killed in action, 21 Mar. 1918. (Killin, Avoch.) killed in action near Ypres, 2 Mar. 1916. (Dalton, Dumfriesstiire.) MacRAE, WILLIAM M., S/10777. L/Cpl, 2nd Batt. Enlisted, Dec. 1915 ; served in MacRAE, VICTOR CHARLES, 2537. France and Flanders; killed in action, 4 Sergt, l/4th Batt. Educated Dingwall Oct. 1917, near Passchendaele. (Strome- Academy and Aberdeen University, where he ferry.) had a brilliant career and graduated M.A, 1914, with first class honours in Classics. He was Captain of the Univ. Shinty Club, and a full " Blue " in that sport. Formerly a The Gordon Highlanders. member of the Grammar School Coy. of the 4th Batt. Gordon Highrs, he re-joined the MacRAE, HUGH CAMERON, S/1733. Battalion on the outbreak of War; with Re, 9th Batt. Wounded, 14 Mar. 1916; it he was mobilized, Aug. 1914, and crossed served in France and Flanders; killed in to France in 1915. A few weeks later, action, 31 July 1917. (Luss, Dumbarton­ on 21 Apr. 1915, at Frierstraghte, Belgium, shire.) he was killed by a sniper's buhet while attempting to remove a wounded comrade McRAE, JAMES, 3203. Pte, 5th Batt. from a dangerous corner. His Capt. wrote Served in France and Flanders; killed in of him:—" He was a keen, efficient and action, 2 Dec. 1916. (Longside, Aberdeen­ fearless soldier . . . and his confident and shire.) fearless bearing had always effect on the men placed under him." D.C.M. (Plockton.) MacRAE, JAMES, 14057. Pte, l/6th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; killed in action whilst stopping to assist a comrade MacRAE, WILLIAM, Pte. Killed, 1917. who had stuck in the mud, Beaumont Hamel, (Bushyhill.) 13 Nov. 1916. His CO. wrote :—" He was in my section as a sniper . . . and was one MACRAE, WILLIAM, 3667. Pte, 7thBatt. of my best men." He was a known marks­ Served in France and Flanders; killed in man, and gained various prizes whilst at­ action, 30 July 1916. (Marykirk, Kin­ tached to the 4th Camerons. (Acha, Coll.) cardineshire.) James MacRae, 14057. William Macrae, 3667. Gordon Highlanders. Gordon Highlanders. Alexander Macrae, S/21940. David C. McRae, 12492. Cameron Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders.

Andrew Cameron MacRae, 11967. Donald McRae, 5909. Cameron Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders.

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Archibald Ludovic McRae, 2nd Lieut. Donald MacRae, S/10108. Cameron Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders. ROLL OF HONOUR 45 MACHRAY, WILLIAM, S/7840. Pte., 2nd to the Camerons, Aug. 1916, posted to 5th Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; died Batt.; served in France ; killed in action of wounds, 2 July 1918. (St. Ninian's.) at PoelcapeUe, 12 Oct. 1917. He was a son of the late Major McRae, A. & S. Highrs McRAE, WILLIAM, 266437. Pte., l/7th and was educated at the Glasgow High Schooi' Batt. Wounded, Nov. 1916; killed in (Paisley.) See H.L.I. action, 21 Mar. 1918. (Inverurie.) McRAE, WILLIAM TURNER, 202367. MACRAE, C, S/12451. Pte, 5th Batt. Pte, 4th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; Died of wounds. killed in action, 11 Apr. 1917. (Wartle! .) MACRAE, D., 697. Pte. KiUed in action. (Kyle.) The Queen's Own Cameron McRAE, DAVID C, 12492. Pte, 6th Batt. Highlanders. EnUsted, Sept. 1914, Glasgow; served in France and Flanders; kiUed in action, 25 Sept. 1917. FormerlyR.E, 152948. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, ALEXANDER, S/21940. L/Cpl, 6th Batt. Enlisted, Inverness, Jany 1916 ' served in France and Flanders; 'died of wounds, 17 Sept. 1916. (Cromarty.) McRAE, DONALD, 5909. Sergt, 6th Batt. Enlisted, 1901; served in France and blanders; kiUed in action, 11 Apr. 1917 MacRAE, ANDREW CAMERON, 11967 (Inverness.) Cpl, Piper. Student of Arts, Glasgow Univ, 1912-13. Enlisted, 6th Camerons at outbreak of War; Cpl.; died on service McRAE, DONALD, S/5509. L/Cpl, 1st at Bramshott Camp, 16 Feb. 1915. (Glen- Batt. Served in France and Flanders ; died shiel.) v of wounds, 12 Dec. 1914, near Poperinghe. (Lochs, Stornoway.) MacRAE, ARCHIBALD, S/13555. Pte 5th Batt. Enlisted, Glasgow, Sept. 1914 - MacRAE, DONALD, S/10108. Pte, 5th served in France and Flanders; died at Batt. EnUsted, 22 Aug. 1914 ; served in No. 1 Cas. Clearing Station of wounds re­ France and Flanders ; kiUed in action, near ceived at the Battle of Loos, 28 Sept 1915 Festubert, 22 July 1915. His O.C. wrote :— MacRae was previously a sailor, joined He always did his work weU. . . I could the Camerons shortly after the outbreak of ill afford to lose such a fine, manly feUow." War and was sent to France, June 1915. (Broadford.) (Lochboisdale.)

MACRAE, ARCHIBALD JOHN R., 12183. M^V?^D'10913 Pte, SignaUer, L/Cpl, 5th Batt. On the outbreak of War c Æi^els) Batt- EnUsted, Glasgow, mobilized with Lovat's Scouts; transfd Sept. 1914 ; served in France and Flanders : Cameron Highrs.; commd, 2/4th Batt.] died of wounds at Givenchy, 28 July 1915 20 July 1915, attd. Seaforths. He saw having been wounded by a German sniper much service and died at No. 6 Cas. Clearing wtule repairing wires at the front. (Yoker.) Station France, on 5 Oct. 1918, of wounds received m action near Lens on 30 Sept. (Beauly.) See Lovat's Scouts. McRAE, DONALD, S/32728. Pte, 1st Batt. A Coy, Bomber. EnUsted, Inverness, June McRAE, ARCHIBALD LUDOVIC. 2nd 1918; served m France; missing, 4 Nov. 1918, later presumed kffled in action on that Lieut. Joined H.L.I, Sept. 1914 ; gazetted date. (Inverness.) 46 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, DONALD J., S/25473. Pte, L/Cpl. MacRAE, JAMES DUNCAN, 22505. Pte, 6th Batt. Enlisted, Broadford, Dec. 1915 ; 5th Batt. EnUsted, Inverness, Mar. 1916; served in France and Flanders; killed in missing, 18 Oct. 1916, later presumed kiUed action, 11 Apr. 1917. (Broadford, Skye.) on that date. (Inverness.)

MacRAE, DUNCAN, Pte, 200208. L/Cpl, MacRAE, JOHN, 1495. Pte, 4th Batt. 1493, 7th Batt. Enlisted, 1913; after EnUsted, 1913; served in France and training at Bedford he at once volunteered for Flanders ; kiUed, Battle of Loos, Oct. 1915. foreign service, and saw much hard fighting (.) with the Camerons; served in France and Flanders; killed in action, Battle of Arras, 23 Apr. 1917. (Raasay.) McRAE, JOHN, 4692. Pte, 1st Batt. Served in France and Flanders; missing, believed kiUed in action, 22 Sept. 1914, MACRAE, DUNCAN MacKENZIE, 22931. Mons. (Muh of Ord.) Pte, 2nd Batt. Educated, Geo. Watson's CoU, 1908-16 ; Cricket Capt. of the School XI, 1915. EnUsted, Edinburgh, May 1916; McRAE, JOHN, S/22048. Pte, 3rd and 6th after serving in the ranks of the Camerons, Batt. EnUsted, Edinburgh, Nov. 1915; commd, Seaforth Highrs, posted to 3rd attd. 2nd Gordon Highrs.; served in Franee Batt, 27 Mar. 1917 ; wounded at Passchen- and Flanders; missing, presumed kiUed, daele, 4 Oct. 1917; fate long uncertain, 20 July 1916, Battle of Somme. (PortobeUo.) finaUy reported as killed on that date. One of three brothers serving. (Kinbeachie.) See Seaforths. MACRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 12183. 5th Batt. Enlisted, Sept. 1914 ; commd, 11th Batt. Black Watch; kiUed in action, MacRAE, GEORGE B„ S/17079. Pte, 18 July 1916. (Glasgow.) See Black Watch. 7th Batt. EnUsted, Glasgow, Jany. 1915 ; served in France and Flanders; died of wounds, 19th Cas. Clearing Station, France, McRAE, JOHN DONALD, 3/5587. Pte, 25 Apr. 1917. (Glasgow.) 2nd Batt. EnUsted, 1913 ; went to France, Nov. 1914; twice wounded; kiUed in action, 23 Apr. 1915, at HiU 60, aged 19. McRAE, GILBERT, 1659. Pte, 4th Batt. (Stornoway.) EnUsted, Mar. 1914; served in France; died at home, 24 Feb. 1915. (Kinloch Laggan.) MacRAE, NEIL, S/10118. Pte, 5th Batt. EnUsted, Aug. 1914, Glasgow; served in McRAE, HECTOR, 18704. Pte. Enlisted, France and Flanders ; wounded and missing June 1915, Inverness; served in France at Battle of Loos, 25 Sept. 1915, later pre­ and Flanders ; wounded, sheU-shock, 1916 ; sumed kiUed in action on that date. (Broad­ died at home, 10 Oct. 1918. (Perth.) ford, Skye.)

MacRAE, RODERICK, 3176. Pte, 2/4th MacRAE, HUGH, 1736. Pte, 4th Batt. Batt. EnUsted, Apr. 1915; discharged, EnUsted, 7 Aug. 1914; served in France Feb. 1916, under age. Died, 15 Apr. 1917, and Flanders; kiUed in action, 17 May Strome. (Stromeferry.) 1915, at Festubert. His father fought at Majuba HiU, and Hugh was one of several brothers who served in the Great War, and MacRAE, "SANDY," 27381. Pte. En­ who were known as " The Fighting MacRaes." listed, Inverness, Feb. 1917 ; transfd. l/4th (Inverness.) Batt. Seaforth Highrs, Dec. 1917, S/41409; Donald McRae, S/32728. Duncan MacKenzie Macrae, 22931. Cameron Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders.

Donald J. McRae, S/25473. Hector McRae, 18704. Cameron Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders.

Duncan MacRae, 200208. Hugh MacRae, 1736. Cameron Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders. James Duncan MacRae, 22505. John McRae; g/22048. Cameron Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders.

John McRae, 4692. Roderick MacRae, 3176. Cameron Highlanders. Cameron Highlanders. Alexander MacRae, S/16443. A. & S. Highlanders. James Colquhoun McRae, 325900. A. & S. Highlanders.

Donald Douglas MacRae, 2532. John McRae, 8243. A. & S. Highlanders. A. & S. Highlanders. John McRae, S/10382. William McRae, S/9907. A. & S. Highlanders. A. & S. Highlanders.

Malcolm MacRae, 2310. William McRae, S/15376. A. & S. Highlanders. A. & S. Highlanders.

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Murdoch MacRae, S/6585. Duncan Donald MacRae, 2nd Lieut. A. & S. Highlanders. Rifle Brigade. ROLL OF HONOUR 47 served in France; killed in action, 10 Apr. 1918. He was killed by a sniper, and was Princess Louise's (Argyll and only 19. (Carbost, Skye.) Sutherland Highlanders).

MacRAE, WILLIAM, S/13580. Pte., 6th MacRAE, ALEXANDER, S/16443. Pte Batt. Enlisted, Cambuslang, Sept. 1914; A. Coy., 2nd Batt. Served in France'- served in France and Flanders; wounded' wounded, 23 Apr. 1916; killed near Arras missing, 26 Sept. 1915, later presumed 23 Apr. 1917. Mentd., 23 Apr. 1916.' killed at Loos on that date. ( (Cardross.) Gairloch.) McRAE, DONALD, S/17508. Pte., l/7th Batt. Served in France and Flanders; killed The Royal Irish Rifles. m action, 3 Sept. 1917. (Glasgow.)

McCREA, BERTIE, 352. Rfn., 12th Batt MacRAE, DONALD DOUGLAS, 2532 Served m France and Flanders; killed in L/Cpl. Enlisted from the Oban High Schooi action, 1 July 1916. (Ballyclare, Co. Antrim.) in A Coy, 8th Batt, Dec. 1914; after six months training was sent to France, and shortly promoted L/Cpl.; wounded at Albert, June 1916; on recovery served at Ripori McCREA, J. HENRY.7115. Rfn., 2nd Batt. as an Instructor, but was discharged medi­ Served m France and Flanders; killed in cally unfit, Feb. 1917. He died in the action, 23 Aug. 1914. (Armagh ) Oban County Sanatorium, 14 June 1917, aged 20. He aimed at ultimately qualifying for the Gaelic Ministry, of the Church of Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Scotland. (Mull.)

Fusiliers). MACRAE, FREDERICK DONALD, 9810 Pte, 2nd Batt. Enlisted, 1905; served in McCREA, ALBERT, 12882. Pte., 6th S. Africa and India; discharged after nine Batt. (formerly 11785, R. Irish Rif.). Served years service, July 1914; called up 14 days Mediterranean Expedy. Force; reported miss­ later; crossed with the first British Expedy ing, 1915, later killed in action, 16 Aug 1915 Force to France; wounded and missing, 21 S Oct. 1914, later presumed died on that date at Gallipoli. (Belfast.) ' ' (Portree.)

McCREA, ALEXANDER, 8534. Pte., 1st McCRAW, GORDON MACALLISTER Batt. Served in France and Flanders; killed 9815. A/Cpl, 14th (S.) Batt. Wounded, 1916: in action, 24 June 1915. (Belfast.) missing, 1917; believed killed in action at Cambrai, 24 Nov. 1917. Recommended for D.C.M. (Edinburgh.)

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LD GWY McRAE, JAMES, 337. Pte, 10th Batt. TAÍÍIP ?°^ NNYD MON-Wounded, Feb. 1915; killed in action 27 * AGUE. 2nd Lieut, att. R.F.C. Killed in Sept. 1915. (Glasgow.) action, 28 Jany. 1918. See R.F.C. meam 48 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, JAMES COLQUHOUN, 325900. Pte., 11th Batt. Served in France and The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Flanders; killed in action in France, 26 Aug. 1917. (Alexandria.) Consort's Own). MacRAE, DUNCAN DONALD. 2nd Lieut McRAE, JOHN, 8243. L/Cpl., 1st Batt. 6th Batt, 30 Oct. 1917 (from Border Regt)' Served in the S. African War; as a Reservist, Died, Brit. East Africa, 21 Feb. 1921—the caUed to the Colours, Aug. 1914; served in result of wounds. See Border Regt. France and Flanders; killed near Givenchy, 27 Aug. 1915, by a bomb from a German aeroplane. (Dunning.) Army Cyclist Corps.

McCREATH, HUGH, 19683. Pte. (for­ McRAE, JOHN, S/10382. Pte., 4th Batt. merly H.L.I.). Served in Mediterranean Enhsted, Mar. 1916; transfd. 10th Batt.; Expedy. Force; killed in action, Egypt, 19 sent to France; wounded, Mar. 1917, by shrapnel; returned to France, July 1917; transfd. 14th (S.) Batt.;killed in action,23/24 Nov. 1917, at Cambrai. (Greenock.) Machine Gun Corps.

McCRAW, ALEXANDER, 66102. Pte.- MacRAE, MALCOLM, 2310. Cpl, l/9th formerly K.O.S.B. Enhsted, 2 Aug. 1916- Batt. Wounded, Ypres, 1915; accidentally went to France, Sept. 1917; killed in action killed at Rouen, 23 Apr. 1916. (Cardross.) in Battle of Cambrai, 31 Nov. 1917. (Kelso.)

McCREATH, DAVID, 141038. Pte. (for­ MacRAE, MURDOCH, S/6585. Pte, 11th merly R.A.F.). Served in France and Batt. Served in France and Flanders; was Flanders; missing, 1918, later presumed for over a year in the B.E.F, and took part killed in action, 22 Mar. 1918. (Johnstone, in most of the big engagements after Loos; Renfrew.) severely wounded; died of wounds in hos­ pital, 20 Aug. 1916. (Oban.) MACRAE, DONALD ALASTAIR. Lieut, attd. 63rd M.G. Coy. Died, 16 Nov. 1918. (The Manse, Edderton.) See Scottish Horse. McRAE, WILLIAM, S/9907. Pte, 14th Batt. Educated, Geo. Watson's Coll, MACRAE, GEORGEDUNCAN. 2nd Lieut. 1909-12; apprentice CA. Enlisted, 1 July Joined Northumberland Fusiliers (Tyneside 1915, attd. M.G. Section of Batt.; went to Scottish), 1915, when he was 18; gained the front, May 1916; severely wounded, gunnery certificates; trained at Grantham for Aug. 1916; transfd. 3rd Batt.; gazetted, M.G.C, in which he was commd, 1916. He M.G.C, 19 Oct. 1917; returned to France, saw much service with the 31st Division Mar. 1918, 42nd Batt, M.G.C; killed in M.G.C, and was killed in action, 27 Mar. action a few weeks later, near Bucquoy, not 1918, at Ayette, near Arras, aged 20. His far from Bapaume, 27 Mar. 1918. (Milton CO. wrote of him:—" 'Jock,' as we used Bridge.) See M.G.C to call him, was an excellent chap, and was always dying to get into a scrap. . . A few days before he was killed he did McRAE, WILLIAM, S/15376. Pte. Served some magnificent work getting his machine- in France and Flanders; died of wounds, 7 gun on to good targets with great accuracy Sept. 1916, in France. (Shettleston, Glas­ . . . and he always kept his men thoroughly gow.) cheerful and contented." (Strathpeffer.) Hugh McCreath, 19683. Army Cyclist Corps. George Duncan Macrae, 2nd Lieut. Machine Gun Corps.

Alexander McCraw, 66102. Machine Gun Corps. William McCraw, 961. Machine Gun Corps.

David McCreath, 141038. Machine Gun Corps. Roderick James MacRae, 201206. Tank Corps. Charles Alexander Macrae, Lieut. Patrick Cameron MacRae, Capt. Army Service Corps. Royal Army Medical Corps. ROLL OF HONOUR 49 McCREATH, JAMES, 59642. Pte. (for­ merly A. & S. Highrs.). Wounded, 1918- Academy. At the outbreak of War com­ died of wounds, 20 Sept. 1918, Palestine! missioned, A.S.C., 19 Sept. 1914; served in (Greenock.) France for over 2\ years as Transport Officer- returned to England; transfd. to Infantry: Instructor, London Revolver School- went McRAE, WILLIAM. 2nd Lieut.; gazetted again to France, Sept, 1918, attd. The M.G.C, 19 Oct. 1917 (from A. & S. Highrs.). London Regt, 14th Div. Train; killed in Killed in action, 27 Mar. 1918. (Milton action, 27 Sept. 1918. (Glasgow) Bridge.) See A. & S. Highrs.

McCRAW, WILLIAM, 961. Gunner. En­ McRAE, W. D. D.M./2/154293. Died, hsted, 21 Apr. 1915; went to France, Oct Jany. 1919. 1915; transfd. Tank Corps, 1917, No. 206111: served in France and Flanders; killed in action, 3rd Battle of Ypres, 30 July 1917 (Kelso.) Royal Army Medical Corps.

Tank Corps. MacRAE, PATRICK CAMERON, MA Edm 1910; M.B, Ch.B, Edin, 1915. Capt Joined Ed. Univ. O.T.C. Infty, Oct. 1909-

MacRAE, RODERICK JAMES, 201206 (S R A f 5 Gunner, No. 7 Sect, 17 Coy. F Batt. (for­ 50t^^f^h Fid. Amb." ; late, -r attd° )' . P80t- h191 and' 116tattd.h' merly Seaforth Highrs.). Served in France Bdes, R.F.A.; served—France, 1915, Sa­ and Glanders; missing, presumed killed in lonica, 1916; invalided home, Aug. 1916- action, 27 Nov. 1917, near Cambrai. (Conon v died, Dalwhinnie, 5 Mar. 1917. He was aii Bridge.) enthusiast in all sports, and everything Celtic appealed to him. Besides being a good piper he acted as President of the Edinburgh Labour Corps. University Celtic Society, and captained the bhmty team. (Dalwhinnie.) McRAE OMOI, 387444. Pte. (from Royal Scots). Died at Home, 2 Jany. 1918 (Lass- wade, .) 1 Indian Army. Army Service Corns McRAE, ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS. Lieut MACRAE, CHARLES ALEXANDER. 80th Carnatic Infty. Died in India while on I^liT^ASF' 11 Nov- 1914, from active service with his regiment, 11 July Pub. Sch Batt (Middlesex Regt.). Served at 1916. (Wedmore, Somerset.) the fron with Army Service Corps, No 8 Scottish Ambulance). riVdied of H ™ S?""6 °? aCtlVe Service> 23 Apr. 1916. McRAE, ARCHIBALD WILLIAM. Capt Colin M only surviving son of Mr Charles 14th Sikhs (King George's Own). He re­ bro W ofMeonstoke House, Hants; his ceived his first appointment in the W. York­ brother 2nd Lieut. Frank Laing Macrae shire Regiment in Jany, 1900, and entered Seaforth Highrs, fell at Loos, 25 Sept 1915 the Indian Army, Nov. 1901; Capt, 1909- served with the Mediterranean Expedy' Force and was killed at Gallipoli, 4 June WILLIAM CHARLES 1915. Mentd, L.G., 17 Mar. 1917, Gallipoli. McINTYRE. Capt. Educated, Glasgow (Bnghtling, Sussex.) 50 THE CLAN MACRAE

Indian Police. India, Foreign and Political Dept., for em ployment in Mesopotamia as Assist Com missioner of Police; there he was doine MacRAE, ALFRED REGINALD. Assist difficult and important work when he died Commissioner of Police. Educated Aber­ of cholera, 1 July 1916, at Nasiriyeh. The deen Grammar School and University. Joined Inspr.-Gen. of Police, Punjab, wrote of him--. Indian Police Service (taking 1st place), "Your son was one of the most promising 1908; served at Delhi, and as Officer of the officers we had, and by his untimely death New Delhi Province up to Mar. 1915; placed the Punjab Police lose one who has always on deputation with the Government of done the department real credit." (Plockton Donald MacRae, 79113. William Duncan McRae, 434816. Alberta Regiment. Alberta Regiment.

James George McRae, 183919. George McRae, 428686. Alberta Regiment. British Columbia Regiment. ROLL OF HONOUR 51

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CANADIANS. McRAE, WILLIAM DUNCAN, 434816. Pte, 29th Batt, Alberta Regt, 49th Can. Alberta Regiment. Infty. Reported missing; died, 9 Oct 1916. (Plaister Mines, N.S.) MacRAE, DONALD, 79113. Sergt., 31st Batt. He joined up on the outbreak of War, and saw much service in France • British Columbia Regiment. wounded at Ypres, 3 June 1916; killed hi action on the Somme, 27 Sept. 1916 at MacRAE, ALEXANDER DUNCAN. Courcelette. D.C.M, L.G., 21 June 1916, 423230. Pte, A/Sergt. 30th Batt. He "For conspicuous gallantry when rescuing joined the Can. Expedy. Force almost men buried by a shell. He was exposed to at once, and was soon sent overseas. view of the enemy and under continuous He crossed to France with the 29th fire." Before going to Canada he served Batt. In a sharp engagement he was his apprenticeship on the Highland Railway, severely wounded when bravely doing special and was one of the best playing members of duty; he died the same evening at the Caledonian Football Club. (Inverness.) the dressing station, St. Eloi, Belgium, 7 Apr. 1916. His CO. wrote of " his soldierly McRAE, DONALD EDMUND, 808660 bearing, his coolness under fire, and willing­ Pte., 137th Batt, transfd. 10th Batt. KiUed ness to undertake any duty. . . . Your at Vimy Ridge, 9 Apr. 1917. (Blackie, son has died the death of a gaUant Alberta.) soldier." He was one of four sons, aU of whom "laid their good Uves down" McRAE, DUNCAN JOHN. Lieut, 77th (Aigas, Beauly.) Batt, attd. R.F.C. (formerly belonged to the Gov.-General's Foot Guards, Ottawa). Re­ ported missing; died while a prisoner of McRAE, GEORGE, 428686. Pte, 7thBatt. war in Germany, 2 Feby. 1917. (St. Anne de Can. Infty. Missing; IdUed in action, 26 Prescott.) See R.F.C. Sept. 1916. (Straiton, P.Q.)

MacRAE, JAMES, 463708. Pte, 15th MacRAE, PETER, 442532. Pte, 2nd Batt. Batt, Alberta Regt, 62nd Batt, C.E.F. Can. Infty. Served in France, 1916; died KiUed m action, 8 Oct. 1916. (Newton, B.C.) Orpington MU. Hospl, Kent, 26 June 1917, from wounds received in action on thé McRAE, JAMES GEORGE, 183919. Pte, Somme. (Broadford, Skye.) 10th Batt. Died of wounds, 13 Oct. 1916' (Denburne, Alta.) McRAE, ROBERT CHARLES, 442161. Pte, 7th Batt. KiUed in action, 14 Tune McCRAE, JAMES GORDON, 252959 Pte 1916. (Revelstoke.) KiUed in action, 15 Feb. 1918. (Stone, Sask.j McRAE, ROBERT WILLIAM, 59739. McRAE, PHILIP DUNCAN, 231680. Pte m Pte, 21st Batt, Brit. Columbia Regt.; , a MiUtary Hospl, England, 22 Dec. E. Ontario Regt. KiUed in action, 17 Sept. 1916. (Walker's, Ont.) 1916. (St. Anne de Prescott.)

013490ft THE CLAN MACRAE Canadian Army Medical Corps. Canadian Machine Gun Corps.

McCRAE, JOHN. Lt.-Col. Author of MacRAE, NORMAN, 438214. Pte, 52nd " In Flanders Fields." 2nd son of Lt.-Col. Batt, 9th Coy. Wounded, 31 Oct. 1917; David McCrae (Can. Forces) of Guelph, died of wounds in France on that date, aged Ontario. He was born there, 30 Nov. 1872. 29. (Lower Bayble.) B. A, M.B., M.D., Toronto; M.R.C.P., London; he held various University and Hospital appointments, and contributed to Canadian Infantry- medical text-books. He served as a Lieut, in the S. African War, and ultimately com­ manded the 16th Battery, C.F.A. On the McCRAW, T. H, W., 163389. KiUed in outbreak of the Great War he volunteered action, 1917. for service and went overseas with the C. F.A., Sept. 1914, serving with it till after McRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER. Lieut., the 2nd Battle of Ypres; he was then 33rd Batt. Twice wounded—France, 7 Oct. posted as 2nd in Command of No. 3 Can. 1916; 26 Apr. 1917; kiUed in action. Gen. Hospl. (McGill), and appointed Con­ (Toronto.) sultant to the British Armies in the Field. He died of pneumonia in France, 28 Jany. 1918 A very gifted man and an indefatig­ able worker, he achieved high military, Canadian Mounted Rifles. professional and academic distinction, and now " amid the crosses row on row " another cross marks the place where he hes, and the McRAE, ALEXANDER, 117400. Pte, Can. poppies of which he sang will bloom above Mounted Rifles, later Brit. Columbia Regt. his grave. (Guelph, Ontario.) Wounded, 1916 ; kiUed in action, 28 Oct. 1917. (London.)

McRAE, ALEXANDER McLEAN, 116633. Canadian Field Artillery. Trooper, R.C.D, Can. Cavalry; later 11th Can. Mounted Rifles. Died of wounds, 20 Aug. 1918.' (Vancouver.) McRAE, JOHN, 301142. Driver, 9th Bde. Killed in action, 16 June 1917. (Sydney.) McRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 622750. Pte, Can. Mounted Rifles, Saskatchewan McRAE, KENNETH NORMAN, 304568. Regt. Reported missing, believed kiUed Gunner, 9th Bde. Died of wounds, 11 Sept. June 1916. (Winnipeg.) 1918. M.M, L.G., 11 Feb. 1919. (Vancouver.) MacRAE, KENNETH, 118088. C.S.M, MacRAE, WILLIAM DAVID, 2341468. 2nd Can. Mounted Rifles, B.C. Regt. Served Gunner. Died, 20th Gen. Hospl, France, with Can. Expedy. Force for 4 years, 3 of 8 Nov. 1918. (Montreal.) them on the Western Front. He was a flock-master in the U.S. when War broke out, and crossed to Canada to join up. M.M., L.G., 12 Oct. 1916. Bar to M.M, LM I Canadian Engineers. July 1917. D.C.M, 10 Aug. 1918. WÊ of wounds, 28 Aug. 1918. The Official McRAE, GEORGE ALFRED, 503079. Report of his D.C.M. runs :—" During the Driver, No. 10 Coy, 3/Div. KiUed in attack on Le Quesnoy, on Aug. 10th, W action, 7 Sept. 1918. (Argyle, Mich.) Company Commander was kiUed early | Peter MacRae, 442532. Kenneth Norman McRae, 304568. British Columbia Regiment. Canadian Field Artillery.

John McCrae, Lt.-Col. George Alfred McRae, 503079. Canadian Army Medical Corps. Canadian Engineers.

John McRae, 301142. Norman MacRae, 438214. Canadian Field Artillery. Canadian Machine Gun Corps. JAN 61950 S8780 GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OP THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF UTTE&-ÖAY SAJSIU Alexander McLean McRae, 116633. Donald MacRae, 418605. Canadian Mounted Rifles. Canadian Royal Highlanders.

Kenneth MacRae, 118088. Clifford Edward McRae, 770235. Canadian Mounted Rifles. Central Ontario Regiment.

Malcolm MacRae, Lieut. Frank McCrea, 3107124. Canadian Mounted [Rifles. Central Ontario Regiment. ROLL OF HONOUR 53 the day. He at once took charge, and Ypres, 2 June 1916. The Lt.-Col. of his carried on the advance until reheved by an officer. Later, when the right flank was Battahon wrote :—" He was a most efficient enfiladed by a hostile machine-gun, he and promising N.C.O, for whom, in aU himself worked round and bombed it, causing hkehhood, there would have been rapid the crew to abandon their gun. At another promotion." (Bahnacara, Ross-shire.) period, together with one other man, he charged and killed eight of the enemy who were firing on our men. His contempt for danger Central Ontario Regiment. and organizing ability were remarkable throughout, and contributed largely to the McRAE, CLIFFORD EDWARD, 770235 success." He was one of four brothers Pte, 134th Batt. KiUed in action, 8 Tune serving. (Balintore.) 1917. (Mimico, Ont.) J

McRAE, KENNETH WALLACE, 748060 McRAE, FARQUHAR, 415201, Pte. 1st Pte, 5th Batt. (Quebec Regt.). KiUed in Batt. KiUed in action, 28 May 1916. (St. action, 4 June 1917. (HaverhiU, Mass.) Godfrey, P.Q.)

MacRAE, MALCOLM. Lieut, 1st Batt McRAE, FINLEY JOHN, 725585. Pte formerly in 105th Saskatchewan Fusiliers' 20th Batt. Died May 1917. (Kirkfield, Ont.) Enhsted, No. 472443, in 1915. He was educated at Dornie and Aberdeen Grammar McCREA, FRANK, 3107124. Pte. KiUed School, and entered the service of the Canadian in action, 29 Sept. 1918. (Chicago.) Bank of Commerce in 1912. Soon after j oining he received a commission, later promoted Capt.: bemg an exceUent shot, he was em­ McRAE, HERMAN, 135293. Pte, 36th ployed for a time on the Staff in the Dominion Batt, Central Ontario Regt. 4th Can. Infty. as a Musketry Officer; later he crossed to Reported wounded and missing, 1916, later trance and was twice wounded whilst reported killed in action, 8 Oct. 1916 (St serving there; he was wounded a third Godfrey, P.Q.) tune, and his wounds proved fatal; he died near Cambrai, 29 Sept. 1918, aged 27. M C McRAE, PETER, 35482. Pte. Died of L.G 1 Feb. 1919, "At Monchy-le-Preux' wounds, No. 18 Gen. Hospl, France, 29 Apr. on Aug. 26 1918, he led his platoon through 1918; he had seen much heavy fighting, mtense machine-gun fire across the open and had been previously severely wounded' intercepting a strong party of the enemy! Sept. 1917. (KineUan Farm, Strathpeffer.j whom he forced to surrender after inflicting heavy casualties on them. But for his initiative this party would have escaped by a communication trench." (Dornie, Kintail) Eastern Ontario Regiment.

McRAE, BERTRAM, 410154. Cpl, 30th Canadian Royal Highlanders. Batt. Wounded, 25 Mar. 1917 ; kiUed in action, 27 Oct. 1918. M.M, L.G., 26 Apr 1917. (, Scot.) P MacRAE, DONALD, 418605. L/Cpl, 42nd Batt. He went to Canada in 1914, but returned a year later, having joined the Colours • he McRAE, DONALD FRASER, 22901. Pte crossed to France in Oct. 1915, and tooíc his 2nd Batt. Eastern Ontario Regt, 1st Can' share in the hard fighting along the Canadian Contingent. Missing, Apr. 1915; later re­ front near Ypres, and was kiUed in action near ported kiUed at HiU 60, Apr. 14/15 1915. (Whitebridge, Inverness-shire.) 54 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, JAMES, 51322, Pte, 16th Batt. MacRAE, DONALD, 199000. Sergt, 17th (Can. Scottish). Reported wounded and Batt. Died of wounds, Armentières, 16 Aug. missing, 4 May 1915, later reported killed, 1918. He emigrated to Canada about 1906, and 20 May 1915. (Melbourne.) was for about 7 years in the police force, Fort William, Ontario. He had served with the Seaforths in old days, and in Aug. 1914, he McRAE, JAMES, 410964. Pte, 38th Batt. gave a ready response to his country's call. Died of wounds, 26 Nov. 1916. (Leith, Scot.) He enhsted in the Cameron Highlanders of Canada, and served with that Regt. for 18 MacRAE, WILLIAM, 405630. Pte, 35th months in France, and, for his soldierly Batt, Eastern Ontario Regt, 21st Can. Infty. qualities, was promoted Sergt. His CO. Reported missing, 17 Sept. 1916, later pre­ wrote :—" The last I saw of your son he was sumed killed in action on that date. (Dundee.) leading his platoon towards then objective, true to the tradition of the Highland soldier. ... It is hard to lose such a brave and gallant comrade." He was one of four Manitoba Regiment. brothers serving, three of whom fell. (Coll, Back, Stornoway.) McRAE, ALEXANDER McGREGOR, 147847. Cpl, 70th Batt. Died of wounds, McCRAY, FRANCIS THOMAS, 820391. 4 Sept. 1918. M.M, L.G., 19 Nov. 1917. Pte, 44th Batt. Reported missing, later (Neepawa, Man.) reported killed in action, 23 Aug. 1917. (Alpena, Mich.)

McRAE, DUNCAN, 1000731. Pte. (Can. McRAE, FREDERICK WILLIAM, 830469. M.G.C). Wounded, Sept. 1917; killed in Pte, 144th Batt. KiUed in action, July action, Sept. 1918. (Cochrane, Ont.) 1917. (Arden, Man.)

McRAE, DAVID LESLIE, 2129395. Pte. MacRAE, JAMES DONALD, 439719. Reported missing, later killed in action, 27 Pte, 52nd Can. Batt. Wounded, 1916 and Sept. 1918. (Lower Granville, N.S.) 1917 ; died of wounds, Etaples Mil. Hospl, 23 Nov. 1917. One of five brothers who served. (78 Keith St, Stornoway.) MacRAE, DONALD, 153067. Pte, 43rd Batt. Severely wounded; died in hospital at Boulogne of wounds received in action, 2 July MacRAE, JOHN, 71338. A/C.S.M, 27th 1916. Prior to enlisting he was employed as Batt, 2nd Canadians. Wounded, St. Eloi, managing clerk for the Dominion Land Apr. 1916 ; kiUed in action, 15 Sept. 1916, at Survey Company at Port Nelson. He was CourceUette, France. M.M, 10 Aug. 1916, one of a httle band of seven who travelled " For conspicuous bravery in the field over 1,000 miles to Winnipeg to enlist, and Though wounded he continued to com­ walked 250 miles of it through swamp. mand his Company with conspicuous They covered the 250 miles in 10 days, and coolness and success, and attained his were frequently up to their waists in water. objective. On several occasions he acted They had many rivers to cross and had to as guide in reconnaissances towards the hire Indians to ferry them in then canoes. craters, and stayed with his command until Often their clothes were frozen on them, incapacitated bv further wounds." Bar to and they had to stop to light a fire to thaw M.M, E.G., 23 "Sept. 1916. Sergt. MacRae themselves. The officer who enrolled them belonged to Aigas, and his MU. Medal was at Winnipeg wanted to get the bunch, as he the first which came to the Parish of Kilmor- said, " Any man who can come over the ack. Before going to Canada he served in Nelson trail can come through anything." the London PoUce. It is understood that (Stornoway.) his CO, in recognition of his bravery, had Peter McRae, 35482. Central Ontaria Regiment. Donald MacRae, 153067. Manitoba Regiment.

Donald Fraser McRae, 22901. Donald MacRae, 199000. Eastern Ontario Regiment. Manitoba Regiment.

Alexander McGregor McRae, 147847. Frederick William McRae, 830469. Manitoba Regiment. Manitoba Regiment. James Donald MacRae, 439719. Colin J. McRae. 415086. Manitoba Regiment. Nova Scotia Regiment.

John MacRae, 71338. Frank Dobree McCrea, Capt. and Adjt, Manitoba Regiment. Nova Scotia Regiment.

William Murray MacRae, 426606. Roderick McRae, 469405. Manitoba Regiment. Quebec Regiment. ROLL OF HONOUR 55 asked him to accept a commission. One of McRAE, FREDERICK, 713063. Pte four brothers who fell. (Aigas, Beauly.) 105th Batt., Prince Edward Island Highrs.' (New Brunswick Regt.); missing, later re­ McRAE, NORMAN, 1528. Batman, 8th ported kiUed in France, 28 Aug. 1918 Batt., 90th Winnipeg Rifles, Manitoba Regt. (Mount Vernon, P.E.I.) KiUed in action, 2 July 1915, aged 27. (Stor­ noway.) McRAE, GEORGE THOMAS, 793221. Pte., 132nd Batt. Died of wounds, 9 Nov McCRAE, ROBERT HENRY, 718793. 1917. (CampbeUton, N.B.) Pte., 107th Batt. Died, 11 Nov. 1918. (Main Gilbert Plains, Man.) MacRAE, JOHN LAWRENCE, 709674 Pte., 104th Batt. Reported wounded and MacRAE, WILLIAM MURRAY, 426606. missing, later kiUed in action, 6 Nov. 1917 L/Cpl., 16th Batt. (Canadian Scottish). (Petitocodiac, N.B.) Wounded and missing, Moquet Farm, about 4 Sept. 1916. (Dumbarton.)

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McRAE, ALEXANDER, 715985. Pte, 120th Batt. KiUed in action, 25 Dec. 1916 MacRAE, ALEXANDER RODERICK, (Black Brooke, N.S.) 712829. Pte., 105th Batt., P.E.I. Highrs., 1st Quebec Regt. Reported wounded; missing; died of wounds, 9 Apr. 1917 McRAE, COLIN J., 415086. Pte., 17th (Point Prim, P.E.I.) Batt. KiUed in action, 14 Apr. 1916. (Ainslie, MacRAE, D., A. 18605. L/Cpl., 1st Batt. KiUed in action. McCREA, FRANK DOBREE. Capt. and Adjt. KiUed in action, 28 Sept. 1918. (Jamaica.) McRAE, DOUGLAS, 458576. Pte., 2nd McRAE, JOHN DANIEL, 878363. Pte Batt. KiUed in action, 29 Mar. 1916. 185th Batt. KiUed in action, 28 Aug. 1918' (Montreal.) (Points West Bay, N.S.)

McRAE, DUNCAN HENRY, 742819. Pte McRAE, KENNETH MURDOCK, 877948 24th Batt, 1st Quebec Regt. Died of wounds! Pte., 185th Batt. KiUed in action, 8 Nov! 7 May 1917. (St. John, N.B.) ' 1917. (Grand Arse, N.S.)

McRAE, HUBERT WESLEY, 444898. New Brunswick Regiment. 2nd Batt. Died of wounds, 23 May 1916.

MacRAE, EVERETT WATSON, 709749 McRAE, JOHN, 138642. Pte, 2nd Batt. SM MÆi?att/„ Wounded; died of wounds, Wounded, 9 Oct. 1916; died of wounds, 5 22 Nov. 1918. (Petitocodiac, N.B.) July 1917. (Toronto.) 56 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, RODERICK, 469405. Pte., 24th gardener, Lake of the Woods, Kenora Canadian Batt, 1st Quebec Regt. Enhsted. (Gordonbush, Brora.) with the 64th Batt. in Eastern Canada, Aug. 1915. Went to France, was wounded, 25 Nov. 1916. Returned to the Front and served continuously till 8 Aug. 1918, when MacRAE, ALEXANDER JONES, 73220 he was killed in action at Marcal-Cane, Pte, 28th Batt. Infty. Killed in France France. He had served exactly 3 years 18 July 1918. (Waterside, P.E.I.) from the time of his enhstment. (Kilmar­ nock, Scotland.) McCRAE, JAMES, 216836. Pte, 100th Batt. Missing, 1917, believed killed dn Í action. (Solsgirth, Man.) MacRAE, SAMUEL FINLEY, 919997. Pte, 2nd Batt. Wounded, 16 Nov. 1917; killed in action, 1 Oct. 1918. (Sherbrooke.) McRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, 736768. Pte 17th Batt. KiUed in action, 26 Aug. 191 (Delburne, Alta.) McRAE, WESLEY, 889745. Pte, 23rd Batt, 1st Quebec Regt. Reported missing, Aug. 1917, later killed in the field, 15 Aug. 1917. (Hopetown, P.Q.) Western Ontario Regiment.

McRAE, JOHN, 746048. L/Cpl, 18th Batt. Saskatchewan Regiment» Wounded, 15 Apr. 1917; died, 17 Nov. 1917. Russian Order of the Cross of St. George, 4th Class, L.G., 14 Jany. 1918. (HamUton.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 83. Pte, 8th Batt, 90th Winnipeg Rifles, 1st Can. Contingt. Enhsted at outbreak of War; crossed to France, Feb. 1915; wounded, May 1915; six weeks at Base Hospl.; returned to firing line; Toronto Canadians. severely wounded 3 days later, June 22; brought to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, where he died as the result of his wounds, 11 Aug. 1915. McCRAW, JAMES ALEXANDER LEITH, He was a native of Strath Brora, went to 139630. Cpl, 3rd Batt. KUled in action, Canada, 1912, and was employed as a Vimy Ridge, 9 Mar. 1917. (Edinburgh.) Alexander McRae, 83. John Duncan McRae, 736768. Saskatchewan Regiment. Saskatchewan Regiment.

Alexander Jones MacRae, 73220. James Alexander Leith McCraw, 139630. Saskatchewan Regiment. Toronto Canadians.

James McCrae, 216836. Saskatchewan Regiment. Edward Macrae, 728. South African Forces. Duncan Murray MacRae, 245. Geoffrey Gordon McCrae, Major. Australian Artillery. Australian Infantry.

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SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES. MACRAE, EDWARD, 728. Pte 2nd Rhodesian Regt. KiUed in action at Moana MACRAE, JAMES, 5904. Sergt., East African Md. Lab. Bureau. Served with German E.A., 14 May 1915. He had gone to Machine Gun Detacht., E.A. Regt., Nairobi Africa over 14 years previously, and was in Defence Force; enüsted early in the War the Post Office at Johannesburg; later he having been a member of a Volunteer Corps went to Rhodesia, and at the outbreak of ever since he went to S. Africa; died of War joined the Rhodesian Regt. (Mossford, fever at Kisuma, Brit. E.A., 6 Dec. 1918 Lochluichart.) He was educated at Maryburgh Academy where he was a MedalUst. When War broke MACRAE, H. G. 4028. Pte., S.A. Infty. out he relinquished a very good appointment KiUed, 1917. m Nairobi to fight for King and Country He was a noted wrestler and boxer was MacRAE, J., 17479. Pte., S.A. Infty. keen on aU manly sports, and at the time of Wounded ; died of wounds, 1918. his death held the boxing championship of Brit. East Africa. (Maryburgh, Ross-shire.)

AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES. Australian Artillery. Australian Engineers. McRAE, DONALD, 3156. Pte., 36th H.A.B. Died of wounds, 1917. MacRAE, NORMAN. Major, R.E. Mining Corps, 4th Aus. Pioneer Batt. KiUed in action, 2 Oct 1917. He was 2nd son of the MacRAE, DUNCAN MURRAY, 245 late Rev. J F. MacRae, Minister of the Free Bombr.; joined Roy. Aus. Garr. Arty., 55th Churches of Cockpen and St. Andrews; he Batt.; served in the Mtd. Infty. in S. African was educated at Sedbergh School and Crieff War served overseas. Recommended for Academy, and was a B.Sc. in Engineering D.C M awarded M.M. " For raUying remains of Glasgow University. He was a wen- lÏÏ^ f ™S his gun, and evacuating known footbaU player. Mentd., L.G., 28 Dec. 1917. Nov. 1917. Died, Fremantle, W. Australia 9 Nov. 1921. (Edinburgh.) AUStraJJa, McRAE, WILLIAM HENRY, 3105. Pte í^*^^0.*00* ANDREW, 28439 4th Pioneers. Died, 1918. Gunner, 4th F.A. Bde. KiUed in action, Sl8.'

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M^E'ALEXANDER, 456°- Pte., 46th Batt. Missing, 1917, later reported kiUed. ffm* ^ILLIAM' 2531. Driver, 2nd actionals.1'1" ™ McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 5721. Pte., 8th Batt. Died of wounds, 1917. 58 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, CHARLES ROBERT, 4153. Pte., McCRAE, JAMES, 3884. Pte, 21st Batt. 59th Batt. Missing, 1916, later reported Killed in action, 1916. killed. McRAE, JOHN, 3388. L/Sergt, 14th Batt. McRAE, CHRISTOPHER FRASER, 4245. Wounded, 1916; killed in action, Bulle- Pte., 5th Batt. Died of wounds, 4 Mar. 1917, court, 11 Apr. 1917. D.C.M, L.G., 20 Oct. Rouen. (Gippsland, Victoria.) 1916, " For conspicuous gallantry. Though badly wounded he continued to direct the construction of a strong point under heavy McCREA, CYRIL, 2841. Pte., 2nd Batt. shell fire after his officer and N.C.O.s had Wounded, 1916; killed in action, 1918. been wounded." (Granite Rock.)

McRAE, DUNCAN CHRISTOPHER, McRAE, JOHN CHARLES, 1397. Cpl, 2371. Pte., 34th Batt. Died of wounds, 3rd Batt. Killed in action, 1917. 1917. McRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, 6359. Pte, McRAE, ERIC DOUGLAS, 3872A. L/Cpl, 19th Batt. Died of wounds, 1917. 5th Batt. Wounded on the Somme, Nov. 1916; killed in action, Passchendaele, 4 Oct. McRAE, KENNETH, 2360. Pte, 33rd 1917. (Ballina, N.S.W.) Batt. KiUed in action, 1918.

McRAE, FINLEY ARNOLD, 3658A. Pte, McRAE, MICHAEL DUNCAN, 6057. Pte, 54th Batt. Killed in action, 15 May 1917. 14th Batt. KUled in action, 1917.

McCRAY, FRANCIS GEORGE, 5691. McRAE, MURDOCH, 1676. Pte, 38th Pte, Aus. Infty, A.S.C. Died, 1917. Batt. KUled in action, 1917.

McRAE, GEORGE WILLIAM, 2848. McRAE, NEIL, 2255. Pte, 13th Batt. Sergt, 55th Batt. Wounded, 1916; killed in Missing, GaUipoli, 1915, later reported action, 1917. kiUed. (Lower Breakish.) -

McCRAE, GEOFFREY GORDON. Major MACRAE, NORMAN FARQUHAR. Commanding 60th Batt. Infty, A.I.F, with Capt, 28th Batt, Aus. Infty, A.I.F. Killed Mediterranean Expedy. Force; formerly in action, 28 July 1916. He was educated at Major Commanding 7th Batt. Educated Inverness CoUege; had been a tea-planter Melbourne Grammar School, where he was in Ceylon, and later settled in Western enrolled as a Cadet; later trained in the AustraUa. He was gazetted Lieut, 28th Commonwealth Defence Forces; served in Infty. Batt, Apr. 1915; promoted Capt, Egypt and Gallipoli; was 3 times wounded; Nov. 1915; proceeded to GaUipoU and took acted as Intelligence Officer, and took full part in the evacuation; later served in charge of the Battalion at a critical time France and Flanders; kiUed in action, during the evacuation; was recommended Pozieres, 29 July 1916. An officer wrote :— for promotion; killed in action, personally '* I have no doubt his example and personality leading his men at Fromelles, near Fleur- wUl be remembered and Uve among his baix, France, 19 July 1916. Mentd, L.G., 4 comrades " ; and another:—*' We knew full Jany. 1917, France. His Brig.-Gen. wrote:— weU that when the time came he would " Never a braver soldier, never a more loyal prove himself what he always was—a man, comrade." (Hawthorn, Victoria.) an officer, and, above aU, a gentleman. ROLL OF HONOUR 59 The loss is not only felt in the Company but throughout the Battahon." (Katawining, McRAE, JOHN HUGH, 724. Pte., 1st W. Australia.) Light Horse Regt. Wounded, 1915: died of wounds, 1915. McRAE, RODERICK DONALD, 257. Pte., 33rd Batt. Killed in action, 1917. Australian Machine Gun Corps. McRAE, THOMAS, 519. Pte., 36th Batt. Died of wounds, received in action in France, McRAE, ALEXANDER, 1852. L/Cpl, 4 June 1917. (Port Camphejl, Victoria.) M.G. Section, B Coy, 12th Batt, A.I.F. Enhsted, Jany. 1915; saUed with 4th Rein­ forcements of 12th Batt.; landed GalUpoU Australian Light Horse. May 1915; served there tiU the evacuation' subsequently in France; kiUed in action,' McRAE, GORDON, 125. Pte., 10th Light 24 Apr. 1918. (Launceston, Tasmania.) Horse Regt. KiUed in action, 1915. MACRAE, JOHN STEPHEN, 30938 McCRAE, JAMES, 1205. Pte., 4th Light Gunner, 4th Heavy and 8th Medium Trench Horse. Ruled m action, 1916. Mortar Batteries, Aus. Arty. EnUsted Rydal, N.S.W.; served in France; gassed at Rivery ; died from gas poisoning in No 3 McRAE, JOHN DAVID, 1186. Pte., 5th Aus. Gen. Hospl, AbbeviUe, France, 9 Mav Light Horse. KiUed in action, 1916. Y 1918. (Lindfield, N.S.W.)

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New Zealand Infantry. McRAE, P Capt. Missing, 2 Nov. 1917, later reported presumed kiUed on that date. ?í,vCRA*f' ^CK' 38199- Rifleman, C. Coy. Wounded, 1917; died of wounds in McCREA, ROBERT, 27330. KiUed in France, 5 May 1918. One of four brothers action, France, 12 Oct. 1917. (Taranaki, Do3) tW° °f Wh°m Were med- Sag! McRAE, SAMUEL ANGUS, 25/215 MACRAE, B., 24/589. KiUed in action. Killed m action, France, 15 Sept. 1916.' (WeUington.) c S^ V?NALD ALEXANDER, 33588. 191R /MP ' LiPey m Cambresis, 19 Sept. 1918. (Maungaturoto, Auckland.) Auckland Infantry.

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m 30 Mar 1918 Broad: (or 12/604). Pte, 15th N. Auckland Infty fordJ'stye.) ' - - ( roT-,0^'' twice w°unded, GaUipch,' * f '• of wounds, Netley Hospl, 20 Oct. McRAE, JOHN, 40831. L/Cpl. KiUed in 1915. The 1st or 2nd N.Z. soldier to die in Eng and One of four brothers serving. action, France, 8 Oct. 1918. (Nostie Kyle" 5 (Hokonuie, N.Z.) 60 THE CLAN MACRAE MCRAEJDUNCAN ALEXANDER, 12/2777. New Zealand Rifles. Wounded, 1916; killed in action, 1 Sept. 1918, France. (Kamo, Auckland.) McRAE, ALEXANDER PETER, 251002. Sergt.-Major, N.Z. Rifle Bde. KiUed in McRAE, THOMAS McKENZIE, 12/3411. action, Messines, 7 June 1917. (Te Kuite, Pte, 1st Auckland Infty. Bde. KiUed in N.Z.; Dundee.) action, France, Sept. 1916. (Shieldaig, Strathcarron.) McCREA, JAMES HENRY. Lieut, Wel­ lington Mtd. Rifles (previously No. 11/315). Wounded whüst serving with Mediterranean Expedy. Force, 1915; died of wounds. Canterbury Infantry. McRAE, MALCOLM INNES, 13/2608. MACRAE, ALEXANDER ANDERSON, N.Z. Mtd. Rifles. Served with Mediterranean 51286. Pte. KiUed in action in France, 26 Expedy. Force; kiUed in action, Egypt, Mar. 1918. One of three brothers serving 30 Mar. 1918. (Whangaroa, N.Z.) who were aU kiUed in action. (Avernish, Nostie^, Kyle.)

MACHRAY, T. J. B., 667. Wounded in New Zealand Details. Turkey, 1915; died of wounds, 1915. , McRAE, ALEXANDER,24/2246. Wounded; kiUed in action, 15 Sept. 1916. (WelUngton.)

Otago Infantry. MACRAE, ALEXANDER HENDERSON. Went overseas with 1st N.Z. Contingent; McRAE, FINLAY, 13069. 2nd Batt. kUled in France, Sept. 1916. (WeUington, Died of wounds received on the Somme, N.Z.) 2 Aug. 1916. (Bundaloch, Dornie.) McRAE, ANDREW FARQUHAR, 35673. L/Cpl, 36th Platoon, 20th Reinforcements. KUled in action, France, 8 Oct. 1918. Wellington Infantry. (Hedgehope, N.Z.)

McRAE, ALEXANDER, 10369. Pte. KUled McRAE, DONALD GRANT, 73510. Rfn, in action on the Somme, France, 1 Oct. N.Z. Rif. Bde. Died in N.Z, 25 May 1922. 1916. (Avernish, Ross-shire.) McCRAE, JAMES PARKER, 64320. N.Z. McRAE, DONALD, 54942. Pte, C. Coy, Entrenching Batt, KUled in action, France, 4th Res. WeUington Batt. Served in France; 6 May 1918. (Avondale, Auckland.) killed in action, France, 20 Dec. 1917. He was a native of Strathcarron, and was manager on a sheep ranch in New Zealand McRAE, JOSEPH WILLIAM, 2/2329. when War broke out. He had four brothers Sgt, Field Arty. Died of wounds, 27 Aug. and one sister serving, six in aU from the 1918. M.M, L.G., 29 Aug. 1918. (Van­ one famUy. (Cuaig, Strathcarron.) couver.) Norman Farquhar Macrae, Capt. Alick MacRae, 38199. Australian Infantry. New Zealand Infantry.

Thomas McRae, 519. Donald Alex. McRae, 33588. Australian Infantry. New Zealand Infantry.

John Stephen Macrae, 30938. Australian Machine Gun Corps.' Duncan Alex. McRae, 12/2777. Auckland Infantry. Malcolm Innes McRae, 13/2608. New Zealand Rifles.

Andrew Farquhar McRae, 35673. Murdoch McLennan McRae, 10/3965. New Zealand Details. New Zealand Details. ROLL OF HONOUR 61 McRAE, LESLIE, 23/1759. Killed in action, France, 25 Dec. 1917. (Grey Lynn, Auckland.) McRAE, PHILIP FELTON, 24/15. Killed A\ickland.franCe' 12 °Ct- 1917, OVÜlsford, Mu RD c wn£ê\ n o H MCLENNAN, 10/3965. Tunnelling Corps. KiUed in action Arras, France, 28 Dec. 1917. One of three S?^E; REGINALD, 2/680. Gunner, brothers serving. (Waitui, Taranaki, N.Z.) F^L^ Ser^d ^ Mediterranean of wounds- H.S. McCRAW, P., 26/359. N.Z.M.G.C. Died. ^Valdivia," 12 Aug. 1915. (Christchurch,

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resental-to -the HarLsh hurch rfBlenshielby. leut. BoUjnel and. ' „^•acBaa-BUslrap of Hilean Honan.l92Í ROLL OF SERVICE Captain JOHN DUNCAN GEORGE MACRAE Captain KENNETH STUART MACRAE Younger of Eilean Donan and Ballimore. Younger of Conchra. ROLL OF SERVICE " The Clansman leaves his peaceful life For deadly trench and battle strife, Impelled by all that's best in man— For God, his Country, King and Clan." Royal Navy. McRAE, , R.N.R. Engineer, H.M. Buckie Drifter, " Lapwing." McCREA, ALBERT, R.N. S.S.119225. A/Stoker I. MACRAE, ALEC BAIN, M.B.R. C.M.M. M.B. 1970. Served in H.M.S. *'Her- mione." 2nd Engineer, Motor Boat Patrol Service, M.B.R. Cnief Motor Engineer, R.N.—H.M.M.L. 549, one of the Zeebrugge Raiders. M.M. (Contin.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N. Surg. Sub. Lieut. McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N. J.46759. A.B. McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.A.S. F/22902. A.M. 2. MACRAE, ALEXANDER, R.F.R. S.S.1455. A.B. (R.F.R. Dev. B. 3795.) MACRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R. Served in H.M.T. '* Australind." MacRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R. 2028S.A. Second Hand. Served in Trawler Pembroke D.S.M., 17 Apr. 1918, " For services in action with enemy sub­ mannes. Discharged, Oct. 1918, after 4 years' service. (Raerinish.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R. 3063A. Seaman. (Lower Bayble.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R. A.B. (Stornoway.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R. 1271X. Seaman, R.N.R. (Newfoundland Section.) McCREA, ALEXANDER, R.N.R. Greaser. (Liverpool.) Served also in Army. McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R.T. 5164D.A. Deckhand. (Banff.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.R.T. 6124T.S. Deckhand. (Cullen, Banffshire.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/528. A.B. McRAE, ALEXANDER, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/10124. Ord. Seaman. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, R.M. Artillery. C/15652. Gunner, served R.M.A., Eastney. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, served in Training Ship " Indefatigable." McRAE, ALEXANDER, from Roy. Australian Naval Brigade. MACRAE, ALEXANDER ARTHUR, R.N.A.S. F.48291. Boy Mechanic. MacRAE, ALEXANDER BEATON, R.N.R. Chief Officer, s.s. "Armagh." On out- utj c u War enlisted i* R-N.R.; commd., Nov. 1914; 1st Lieut, Dec. 1914, H.M.S. Coquette," which was blow up, Mar. 1916, but MacRae was saved. In command T. B. 112, Apr. 1916, for one year; in command " Osprey " till 1919. D.S.C, L.G., 17 Nov. 1917, " For services in action with enemy submannes." Bar to D.S.C, L.G., 19 Dec. 1917. Mentd. by Admiralty. De­ mobilized, Jany. 1919, at own request. (Vatisker.) 65 66 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE, ALEXANDER COLIN, R.N. K.43311. Stoker 1. McRAE, ALEXANDER HEARD, R.M. Band. 1499. Musician. MacRAE, ALEXANDER JOHN, R.N.R. 5733B. Seaman. Served in H.M.T. " Strephon," and right through War. (Stornoway.) McRAE, ALEXANDER JOHN, R.N.R. 6995A. Seaman. MacRAE, ALEXANDER MURRAY, R.N.V.R. Educated Dornoch Academy and Edinburgh University. M.B., Ch.B., Edin., 1919. O.T.C. Infantry, Oct. 1914-- Tulv 1915. Cadet L/Cpl. Surg. Probationer, R.N.V.R., June 1915. Sub. Lieut, 1915. Served in H.M. Ships '* Cameleon," 1915 ; " Ossary," 1915-16; " Spit­ fire," 1916-17 ; " Narcissus," 1917. (Dornoch.) McRAE, ALFRED EDWARD, R.N. S.S.119413. A/Stoker 1. McCRAE, ALFRED ERNEST, R.N.R.T. 3603D.A. Deckhand. (London.) McRAE, ALLAN, R.N.R.T. 4654E.S. Engineman, s.s. *' Balmoral Castle." No. 5 Boom Defence, Cromarty. (Inverness.) McRAE, ANDREW, R.M. Qrmr. Hon. Lieut, Royal Marine Light Infantry, June 1916; Hon. Major, July 1917. Recruiting Staff Officer, Nottingham District. Reverted to Retired List, Nov. 1920. McRAE, ANGUS, R.N.R. P.O. 3065A. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. " Benbow." Took part in the defence of Antwerp. Missing, Nov. 1914. Prisoner m Ger­ many, released from internment in HoUand, Dec. 1918. (Bayble.) McRAE, ANGUS, R.N.R. 1635C. Seaman. (Back.) McRAE, ANGUS, R.N.R. 2283A. Seaman. (Bayble.) MacRAE, ANGUS, R.N.R.T. 21497D.A. Deckhand. (Broadford, Skye.) MacRAE, ARCHIBALD, R.N.R. A.B. Merchant Seaman. (Broadford, Stornoway.) McRAE, CHARLES, R.N. and R.N.V.R. K.33705. Stoker 2. McCREATH, CHARLES, R.N.R. Clyde Z.4451. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. " Defence." Reported missing, Battle of Jutland, 31 May 1916, later reported saved. McRAE, CHARLES, R.N.V.R. 303Clyde Z. A.B. Served in Collingwood Batt.; severely wounded at the Dardanelles, 4 June 1915; transfd. R.N, 1st class Stoker on board H.M. Destroyer " Ossary." Demobilised, Feb. 1919. McCRAE, CHRISTOPHER, R.N.R. Steward (Oct. 1918.) Previously served in Army. (Portree.) MacRAE, CHRISTOPHER, R.N.R.T. 4734S.D. Second Hand. H.M.M.L. 411. (Obbe, Invemess-shire.) McRAE, COLIN, R.N. M. 17697. Cooper iv. McRAE, COLIN, R.N.R.T. 4526E.S. Engineman. Discharged medically unfit, 28 Dec. 1917. (Fraserburgh.) McRAE, COLIN, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z.918. A.B. Wounded, Dec. 1917. (Inverness.) MacRAE, COLIN CAMPBELL, R.N. M.716. Engineroom Artificer 2. Sub­ marine. (Manchester.) MACRAE, D., National Reserve. Coast Watcher, Invergordon. McRAE, DAVID, R.M. Labour Corps. 14238 (S.). Pte. (Deal.) ROLL OF SERVICE 67 MacRAE, DANIEL, R.N.V.R. Lieut. McRAE, DONALD, R.N. 777. Gunner. Served in H.M.S. " Glasgow." McRAE, DONALD, R.N. J.7202. Leading Seaman. Leading Signaller. MacRAE, DONALD, R.N. M.30289. A/E.R.A. 4. MACRAE, DONALD, R.N. 346616. Shipt. 3. MacRAE, DONALD ("DAN "), R.N.R. Sub-lieut, June 1915. Served in H.M.S. " Excellent." (Kyle.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. O.N.A.2292. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. " Orama " and " City of Dundee." Jutland Battle, 31 May 1916. Wounded five times. D.S.M, L.G., 14 July 1916, " for services in Auxiliary Patrol." Humane Society's Medal for saving the lives of two men near Scourie Harbour. (Bayble.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. 2559 A. Seaman. C.P.O. Served in H.M.S. Patrol Boat " Lord Nelson." Took part in the landing, bombardment and evacuation of the Dardanelles. Discharged medically unfit, Aug. 1917. d. 3 Jan. 1919. (Stornoway.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. 3116A. Petty Officer. (Lochs.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. 3430A. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. "Norseman." In action with enemy , 25 Mar., 6 June, 1918. Mentd, 7 June 1918, for sinking enemy . (Golspie.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. 3962C. Seaman. Saved from the " Iolaire." (Raer- inish, Lewis.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. 9404A. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. "Victory." (Golspie, Sutherland.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. 17284D.A. Leading Deckhand. Noted for Good Service rendered m rescuing the survivors of the " Tuscania," 5 Feb. 1918. (Loch- carron.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. Signalman. , H.M.S. " Cupar." (Lockerbie.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. Seaman. Served in one of H.M. Patrol Boats. (Shiel- daig, Lochcarron.) MACRAE, DONALD, R.N.R.T. 4737S.D. Seaman. Served in H.M D "Con­ cord III." (Obbe, Inverness-shire.) MACRAE, DONALD, R.N.R.T. 4979A. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. " Victory " Saved from the " Iolaire," Jany. 1919. (Raerinish.) McRAE, DONALD, R.N.R. (T.) 7758D.A. Deckhand. (Vatisker, Stornoway.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.R.T. 15124D.A. Deckhand. (Applecross.) MACRAE, DONALD, R.N.R.T. 19691D.A. Deckhand. (Gairloch.) MacRAE, DONALD, R.N.V.R. 20862. Wounded, Dardanelles. Commissioned, Lieut., R.N. Invalided, Nov. 1919. (.) McRAE, DONALD, R.M. Light Infantry. 16388. Pte. (Portsmouth.) MacRAE, DONALD, joined the Navy at Inverness, 1916; in H.M.S. " Fidget," working on salvage, etc, operations; at Scapa Flow and Grimsby waters; drafted to Egypt, 1918; transfd. to M.M.R.; served in H.M.S. " Devany," Secret and Intelligence Depart, on Syrian and Turkish coasts ; served in all over 4 years. (Nairn.) 68 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE, DONALD FRASER, R.N.R. (Ormskirk, Lanes.) McRAE, DONALD McCRIMMON, R.N. J.43775. Ordinary Seaman. McRAE, DONALD McKENZIE, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/6918. Ordinary Seaman. MacRAE, DONALD MURDO, R.N.R.T. 14691D.A. Deckhand. Served in H.M. *' City of Rochester." (Lochs, Stornoway.) MACRAE, DONALD SUTHERLAND, R.N.R.T. 12132D.A. Deckhand. Temp Sub-lieut, R.N.V.R., 24 July 1917. (Eddrachilis, Sutherland.) MACRAE, DONALD WILLIAM, R.N.V.R. Sub-lieut., July 1917. Lieut. Served in M.L. 80 " Research." (Cromarty.) MACRAE, DUNCAN, R.N. S.S.7347. A.B. McRAE, DUNCAN, R.N. M. 18359. E.R.A. 5. MacRAE, DUNCAN, R.N. J.63901. A.B. MacRAE, DUNCAN, R.N.R. 8719A. Seaman. Invahded, Nov. 1915. (Barra.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, R.N.R. 20859D.A. Deckhand. Able Seaman. (Lochcarron.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, R.N.R.T. 4766S.D. Deckhand. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. Motor Launch 408. (Glenshiel.) MACRAE, DUNCAN, R.N.R.T. 9806D.A. Deckhand. Served in Minesweeper " Sasebo." (Lochs, Lewis.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, R.N.R.T. 17262D.A. Deckhand. Served in " Sethon." (Glenshiel.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, R.N.R.T. 22499D.A. Deckhand. Steward, Mercantile Marine. d. Mar. 1921. (Scoraig, Dundonnell.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, R.N.V.R. Cadet. Sussex Division. (Rosemarkie.) MACRAE, DUNCAN, Mercantile Marine. 12464(S.). Pte, Roy. Marine Labour Corps. (Deal.) MACRAE, DUNCAN, Mess 25, H.M.S. " Dauntless." (Edinburgh.) MACRAE, E. A., R.N.R. Sub-lieut. McRAE, EDWARD PERCY CHARLES, R.N. J.62012. A.B. McCREA, ERNEST, R.N.A.S. F.46525. A.C. 2. MACRAE, ERNEST MORSON, R.N.V.R. Temp. Lieut, June 1917. MACRAE, EVANDER, R.N.R. 7500A. Seaman. (Lower Bayble, Stornoway.) MACRAE, FARQUHAR, R.N. Coast Watcher. (Cumusuneileun, Applecross.) McRAE, FINDLAY THOS., R.N.R. Engineer, 1st Class. Minesweeping Section. MacRAE, FINLAY, R.N.R. 3193B. Seaman. (Gairloch.) MACRAE, FINLAY, R.N.R. Served in Minesweeper " Cheltenham " at Zeebrugge. (Kishorn.) MacRAE, FINLAY, R.N.R.T. 15166D.A. Deckhand. (Gairloch.) MacRAE, FINLAY, R.N.R.T. 19876D.A. Deckhand. (Lochcarron.) MacRAE, FINLAY, Trimmer. Merchant Seaman. (Glasgow.) Previously served in Army. ROLL OF SERVICE 69 McRAE, FRANCIS, R.N.R.. 3496B. Seaman. Discharged medically unfit, Augt. 1915. (Lower Shader, Ross.) McRAE, GEORGE, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/2247. A.B. 5th Engineer. Enhsted R.N.V.R. Nov. 1914. (Fraserburgh.) McRAE, GEORGE, Steward. Merchant Seaman. (Birkenhead.) Previously served in Army. McRAE, GEORGE WILLIAM, R.N.R. 2286V. Stoker. (Lerwick.) MacRAE, HAROLD, R.N.R.T. 11669D.A. Deckhand; served, 1916-19. Pre­ viously, 301546, Gunner, 10 C.A.A.; transfd. for commission, R.N.V.R., Motor Patrol Service. Commission declined, July 1916. (Kinlochbervie, Sutherland.) MacCREA, HARRY, R.N. M.4115. Shipt. 3. MACRAE, HECTOR ROSS, served in Stornoway Naval Brigade. (Stornoway.) MacRAE, HUGH, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/7503. Able Seaman. Served in H.M.S. " Bir­ mingham." (MUlburn, Inverness.) MACRAE, HUGH, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/6268. A.B. McRAE, HUGH CAMPBELL, R.N.R. Temp. Midshipman ; Temp. Actg. Sub-lieut. (Greenock.) McCRAE, JAMES, R.N. K.47269. Stoker, 1st class. MACRAE, JAMES, R.N.R. Temp. Assist. Paymaster, Augt. 1917. (Symington.) McCRAE, JAMES, R.N.R. 4071S.D. Deckhand. Discharged medically unfit, Feb. 1916. (Johnston, Renfrewshire.) McCREA, JAMES, R.N.R. 5954A. Seaman. MacRAE, JAMES, R.N.R.T. 3608S.D. Deckhand. Discharged medically unfit, Dec. 1915. (Barra.) McCREA, JAMES, R.M. 1066(S.). Pte, Roy. Marine Submarine Miners. (Chatham.) McRAE, JAMES, Boatswain. Merchant Seaman. Previously served in Army. (Raa­ say.) McCRAE, JAMES CARVIE, R.N.R. Temp. Actg. Lieut, Dec. 1915. Served in H.M.S. " King George V." (Aberdeen.) MACRAE, JAMES DOUGLAS, Wireless Operator. In charge of the '* Wireless " of an ocean-going Auxiliary Transport; served mostly in the Mediterranean from 1916 onwards. (The Manse, Edderton.) McCREA, JOHN, R.N. J.14336. A.B. MacRAE, JOHN, R.N. J.66357. A.B. (Stornoway.) McCRAE, JOHN, R.N. J.82923. Ordinary Seaman. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R. 3797A. Seaman. (Bayble, Stornoway.) MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R. 5440A. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. " Penarth." Wounded. Served right through the War. (Lower Bayble.) MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R. 9331A. Seaman. (Gairloch.) McRAE, JOHN, R.N.R. 10880D.A. Deckhand. (Fraserburgh.) MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R.T. 3425S.D. Deckhand. (Raerinish.) 70 THE CLAN MACRAE MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R.T. 4738S.D. A.B. Served on H.M. Destroyer "Chris" (Obbe.) MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R.T. 17265D.A. Deckhand. (Duirinish.) MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R.T. 20862D.A. Deckhand. Served in Trawler "John Buller," and " P. Fannon " carrying troops from Alexandria to the Dardanelles (Kyle.) MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R.T. 21099D.A. Deckhand. (Lochcarron.) MacRAE, JOHN, R.N.R.T. Seaman. Served in H.M.T. " Hawthorn Bud." (Lochs Stornoway.) McRAE, JOHN, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/110. Leading SignaUer. McRAE, JOHN, R.N.V.R. Seaman. (Hill St., Dingwall.) McRAE, JOHN, R.M.L. Infantry. 21024. Pte. (Chatham.) MacRAE, JOHN, Seaman. (Stornoway.) McRAE, JOHN, 2228D. Seaman. MacRAE, JOHN DEMPSTER, R.N.R. 2441A. Seaman. (Brora.) McCRAE, JOHN DICKSON, R.N.R. 4235A. Seaman. MACRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, R.N.R.T. 21445D.A. Deckhand. (Gairloch.) McCREA, JOHN JARVIE, R.N.R.T. 6265D.A. Deckhand. (Aberdeen.) McCRAE, JOHN KIRK, R.N. S.S.117733. Fireman, 1st class. Served in HMS "Calliope." (West Wemyss, Fife.) McCRAITH, JOHN P., R.N.R. Actg. Paymaster Lieut. McRAE, JOHN WATT, R.N. M.31436. Assist. E.R.A. 4. McRAE, JOSEPH LOW, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/6852. Ordinary Seaman. MACRAE, KENNETH, R.N. M.32153. E.R.A. 5. McRAE, KENNETH, R.N.R. 8099A. Leading Seaman. Gunner. Served in one of H.M. Patrol Boats. (Cuaig, Shieldaig.) McRAE, KENNETH, R.N.R. 2541C. Seaman. (Lochs, Lewis.) MacRAE, KENNETH, R.N.R. Seaman. Served in one of H.M. Patrol Boats. (Stornoway.) MacRAE, KENNETH, R.N.R.T. 12673D.A. Deckhand. (Balblair, Invergordon.) MacRAE, KENNETH, Ord. Seaman. Merchant Seaman. Previously served in Army. MACRAE, KENNETH NORMAN MacKENZIE, R.N. Cadet, Aug. 1917; Mid­ shipman, Feb. 1918; Sub-lieut., July 1919. (Yateley, Hants.) McRAE, KENNETH RODERICK, R.N.R.T. 17766D.A. Deckhand. (Renfrew.) MacRAE, LACHLIN, R.N.R. 3919B. Leading Seaman. Served in H.M.S. " Pres­ tatyn." (Lochinver.) MACRAE, LOUIS J., Engineer. Mercantile Marine. (Habost.) McRAE, MALCOLM, R.N.R. 2977C. Leading Seaman. Served in H.M.T. " Vera Grace." Served right through the War. (Bayble, Stornoway.) MacRAE, MALCOLM, 136807. Merchant Seaman. Served in H.M. "Wordsworth." Prisoner of War, Mar. 1917—Mar. 1918. The "Wordsworth," Glovers Bros. ROLL OF SERVICE 71 Shipping Coy, was captured by the German Raider S.M.S. " Wolfe." MacRae was on the raider, on the high seas, for 12 months, arrived at Kiel Canal Mar 1918. (Smerclate, South Uist.) MACRAE, MURDO, R.N. J.64641. Ordinary Seaman. MacRAE, MURDO, R.N.R. 2792B. Seaman. Merchant Service. (Knock, Storno­ way.) MacRAE, MURDO, R.N.R.T. 4762S.D. Deckhand. Discharged medically unfit Mar. 1917. (Swordale, Stornoway.) MACRAE, MURDO, R.N.R.T. 18762D.A. Leading Deckhand. (Gairloch, Ross- shire.) MacRAE, MURDO, R.N.R.T. 19304D.A. Deckhand. (Back, Stornoway.) MACRAE, MURDO, R.N.R.T. 19403D.A. Deckhand. (Knock Point, Stornoway.) MacRAE, MURDO, Garrison Duty, Firth of Clyde. (Glenshiel.) MACRAE, NEIL, R.N.V.R. P.Z/2767. R/236. A.B. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, NEIL, R.N.V.R. 43115. Pte.; served in France; wounded at Arras, 1917. (Milivaig, Glendale.) McRAE, NORMAN, R.N.R. 1506S. Ship Cook. Stoker. Reported to have joined Canadian Expedy. Force. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, NORMAN, R.N.R. 2210D. Leading Seaman. (Grimshader, Stornoway.) McRAE, NORMAN, R.N.R. 3939A. Seaman. (Bayble, Stornoway.) MacRAE, NORMAN, R.N.R. 3959A. Seaman. Served in H.M.S. ", Jutland Battie, 31 May 1916. Served right through the War. (Lower Knocks Stornoway.) McRAE, NORMAN, R.N.V.R. R/6708. A.B. MACRAE, PETER, R.N. J.57635. Ordinary Seaman. MacRAE, PETER, R.N.R.T. 13019D.A. Deckhand. (Dundee.) MCRA(Paris')TURNER' Dispenser- Mer(*ant Seaman. Previously served in Army. McCREA, ROBERT, R.N. 306698. S.P.O. McCREA, ROBERT, R.N. 236871. Leading Seaman McCRAE, ROBERT, R.N. S.S. 118214. Fireman, 2nd class. Served in HMS Dominion." (West Wemyss, Fife.) n.m.s. McRAE, ROBERT, R.N. J.53607. Ord. Telegraphist lfc°^f°™T' R-M- 336- ActS- S^., Roy. Naval. Div. Engineers.

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MACRAE, RODERICK, R.N.R.T. 564E.S. Engineman. (Inverness.) McRAE, RODERICK, R.N.R.T. 8918A. Seaman. (Grimshader, Stornoway.) MACRAE, RODERICK, Sergeant, National Reserve. (Stornoway.) 72 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE, RODERICK JOHN, R.N.R. Paymaster Lieut. Appointed to " Cæsar " Feb. 1915. McRAE, RONALD, Wireless Operator. Marine Service. Torpedoed in Mediterranean Served later with Marconi Coy., South African Coast. (Milton Bridge, Mid­ lothian.) McCRAE, SAMUEL, 2nd Engineer. Merchant Seaman. Previously served in Armv (Belfast.) McCREA, THOMAS, R.N. J.55857. Ordinary Seaman. McCREA, THOMAS, R.M. 14986(S). Pte., Roy. Marine Lab. Corps. (Deal.) McCRAE, THOMAS, Fireman. Merchant Seaman. Previously served in Armv (Renton.) McRAE, THOS. WILLIAM, R.N. J.69268. A.B. McRAE, THOMPSON, R.N. 231724. Leading Seaman. McRAE, TOM, Marine Engineer. (Drumnadrochit.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, R.N. 424T.S. Engineman. Merchant Seaman. (Rothiemay, Banffshire.) " McRAE, WILLIAM, R.N. 219990. A.B. McCRAE, WILLIAM, R.N. Merchant Seaman. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, WILLIAM, R.F.R. 294127. Engineman. Stoker 1. (R.F.R. Ch/B„ 8389.) ' MACRAE, WILLIAM, R.N.R.T. 17170D.A. Deckhand. (Erradale, Gairloch.) MACRAE, WILLIAM, R.N.R. Messman. Served in H.M.S. "Mars." McCRAE, WILLIAM, R.N.R.T. 7880T.S. Trimmer. (Queenstown.) *• McCRAE, WILLIAM, R.N.C.V.R. V.R.2581. P.O. MACRAE, WILLIAM, R.N.V.R. Temp. Lieut. Served in M.L. 71. McCRAE, WILLIAM, R.N.V.R. Clyde Z/2133. Ord. Seaman. McCREA, WILLIAM, R.M. 1339(S). L/Cpl., Roy. Marine Engineers. (Chatham.) McCREA^WILLIAM JAMES, R.N.R. 2438T. Leading Stoker. (Ballycarry,

McRAE, WILLIAM JOHN, R.N.R.T. 8155T.S. Trimmer. (Banff.) McRAE WILLIAM RAMSAY, R.N.R. 735E.S. Engineman. Stoker 1. K.24165, K.JN. 689l.S. Trimmer. (Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire.) McCREA, WILLIAM THOMAS, R.N. J.44803. Ordinary Seaman. Royal Flying Corps. MACRAE, ALEXANDER, R.A.F. 295934. (Dundee.) McCREATH, CECIL ANGUS, R.F.C. Cadet. Temp. 2nd Lieut., Jan. 1917. MACRAE, CHARLES, R.A.F. 88033, 2nd Ah Mechanic. (Inverness.) See Lovat's Scouts. MacRAE, D„ R.F.C Sergeant; Flight Cadet; Temp. 2nd Lieut. (Observer.) 24 Sept. 1918. (Nairn.) - 4 ' ROLL OF SERVICE 73 McRAE, DANIEL ALEXANDER, R.F.C, 2nd Lieut, 14 May 1917. MACRAE, DONALD, 2nd Lieut, R.F.C. (Observer). EnUsted, K.R.R.C, 1914; served in France with K.R.R.C. tiU commd, R.A.F, 1918. (Upper Walmer.) See K.R.R.C. MACRAE, DONALD KENNETH, R.F.C. Motor Transport, attd. R.F.C. 282975 Leading Aircraftsman, 151st Squadron; 77999, 2nd class Ah Mechanic, 39th H.D. Sqd. (Glenshiel.) MACRAE, DUNCAN, R.A.F. 13854. Cpl, No. 27 Squadron. Electrician, served 4 years. (Glasgow.) McRAE, F., R.F.C. (Canadian Expedy. Force). Lieut, Equipt. Officer, 3rd class, attd. R.F.C, 3 May 1917. McRAE, FRANK STUART EATON, R.F.C. Cadet; 2nd Lieut. (Observer), Dec. 1917. See Can. R.A.F. MacRAE, FINLAY, R.A.F. 309494. 3rd Ah Mechanic. (Glasgow.) McRAE, G., 3258. Sergt. Maj, 46th Squadron, R.A.F.; Mentd, E.G., 11 July 1919, France. McCREA, J. E., R.F.C. Temp. 2nd Lieut, Equipt. Officer, 3rd class, MUitary Wing, Mar. 1918. See Can. R.A.F. McCRAE, JAMES, R.F.C. (Seaforth Highrs.), 174. Sergt. Major, Seaforth Highrs.; seconded for duty with R.F.C, 21 Augt. 1916. 2nd Lieut, Equipt. Officer, 3rd class, Military Wing. Lt.-Col, R.A.F, Commander of an Aircraft Acceptance Park. Mentd, June 1916, France. M.B.E. (MU. Div.), L.G., Apr. 1919. MacRAE, JOHN, R.F.C. (Dragoon Guards). 3042. FUght Sergeant; transfd. R.F.C, Dec. 1914. (Kyle.) See Cavalry and Yeomanry. MacRAE, JOHN DUNCAN GEORGE, younger of EUean Donan and Ballimore. Capt, Seaforth Highrs, attd. R.F.C.; commd, Seaforth Highrs, Feb. 1915; seconded for service with R.F.C.; went with the 63rd Squadron in 1917 to Mesopotamia, where he was made a prisoner of war, being forced to land in enemy territory owing to engine trouble ; prisoner in the hands of the Turks at Kedos, 5 Oct. 1917—Nov. 1918. " On 5 Oct. Lieuts. MacRae and Blake, reconnoitring up the Adhaim River, 70 mUesN.E. from Samarra, faüed to return. Search was immediately made . . . . the missing machine was located that afternoon by Lieuts. Adams and West, who went down low to investigate ; there were Arabs below, and both machines were hit by rifle fire. Apart from this the ground was too broken to land without crashing. Adams thought he saw the white skins of two officers without shirts, and that one of them waved to him. It has since transpired that what Adams saw were, sure enough, the two captured officers. The Arabs had taken most of then clothing and made them drag then machine some distance over the desert, cutting their backs open with " courbashes." MacRae laughed at one of the most aggressive, and tried to make the others do the same, but the ruffian felled him to the ground with the butt of his rifle. To watch our machines fade away must have been a bitter moment." Immediate action was taken by InteUigerice Branch, G.H.Q, and poUtical officers, to get these two officers back, but they were handed over to the Turks on 6 Oct. " On the long journey to Asia Minor the only consideration they received at aU was from the German officers they encountered." MACRAE, JOHN FINLAY NOEL, Lieut, R.F.C. (Black Watch). At outbreak of War enhsted in Cameron Highrs. (T.). Battles of Festubert and Loos. Twice wounded and gassed. Commd, 11th (S.) Batt. Roy. Highrs. (Black Watch), attd. 74 THE CLAN MACRAE R.F.C. Two mentions. M.C, L.G., 13 May 1918. " While on an offensive patrol he attacked an enemy machine and drove it down damaged. On the same day he took part in a bombing raid at a low altitude on an enemy aerodrome and secured a direct hit on one of the hangars. While returning he engaged enemy troops and transport on a road, causing casualties and confusion. He then climbed and at­ tacked an enemy kite balloon and in spite of intense fire, succeeded in forcing it down damaged. He showed splendid courage and initiative." (London) See Cameron Highrs. and Black Watch. McRAE, JOSEPH PERCY, R.F.C. Lieut., Can. A.S.C. att. R.F.C. Reported wounded and missing, Dec. 1917; later reported prisoner of war in German hands at Karlsruhe. Repatriated, Jany. 1919. (Ottawa.) See Can. R.A.F. MacRAE, KENNETH, 99280. 2nd Air Mechanic. (Kyle.) MacRAE, MURDO, 305235. Pte., Wireless Section; Cadet. (Kyle.) McCREA, P. C. S., R.A.F. Cadet; 2nd Lieut. (Observer) July 1918. Prisoner of war. Repatriated, Jany. 1919. McRAE, R. F., 2nd Lieut., Nov. 1917. MACRAE, ROBERT, R.F.C. (Cameron Highrs.); served in R.F.C. in Salonica. D.C.M. ; Russian Cross of St. George; an Italian Decoration for bravery in aerial fighting in Salonika, 1917. See Cameron Highrs. % McCREA, RODERICK, 75345. 1st class, Pte., 198th Squadron, Rochford, Kent; served two years in England. (Paisley.) MACRAE, RODERICK CHARLES, R.A.F. Motor Cyclist. (Contin.) MacRAE, WILLIAM E., R.A.F. 43906. 1st Air Mechanic. (Stornoway.)

Cavalry and Yeomanry—Miscellaneous.

McRAE, ALBERT, Royal Dragoons, G.S. 3704. Pte., 1st Roy. Dragoons ; discharged, May 1915. (Edinburgh.) 6 McRAE, ANGUS, Lanarkshire Yeomanry, 1449. Pte. ; transfd. 5th (Res.) Scottish Rifles, 2981/5, Sept. 1916. (Quater, Hamilton.) McRAE, COLIN C, Lanarkshire Yeomanry, 35302. Cpl.; transfd. Scottish Rifles, 238163, Feb. 1918. (Bonhill.) MacRAE, DONALD, Royal Horse Guards, 7110. Previously served in City of Glasgow Police. McCREA, EDWIN, Dragoon Guards, D/20397. Pte., 6th Dragoon Gds. (Carabiniers); wounded, 1918; demobilized, May 1919. (Belfast.) McRAE, ERNEST, County of London Yeomanry, 1126. L/Sergt.; discharged, time expired, Mar. 1917. (Balham, London.) McCREA, F. H. C, Res. Regt. of Cavalry, Cadet,; 2nd Lieut., 2nd Res. Regt. of Cavalry. MacRAE, GEORGE, Dragoon Guards, D/17153. Trooper, 4th Dragoon Gds. (Royal Irish) ; demobilized, Sept. 1919. (Lochcarron.) McCRAE, J., Lothians and Border Horse, 121465. Pte.; transfd. Royal Scots, 42360, Oct. 1917. (Bellshill.) ROLL OF SERVICE 75 MacRAE, JOHN, Dragoon Guards, G.S. 3552. Pte., 5th Dragoon Gds. (Princess Charlotte of Wales's); transfd. R.F.C, Dec. 1914. (Kyle.) See R.F.C. MacRAE, JOHN, Res. Regt. of Cavalry, G.S. 6630. Pte, 5th Res. Regt. of Cavalry; transfd. A. & S. Highrs. S/9574, May 1915. (Edinburgh.) McCRAE, JOHN, Res. Regt. of Dragoons, D/12849. Pte, 6th Res. Regt. of Dra­ goons ; discharged, Jany. 1919. (York.) MacRAE, JOHN, Res. Regt. of Cavalry, D/14806. Pte, 4th Res. Regt. of Cavalry; transfd. Roy. Warwickshire Regt, 33053, Sept. 1917. (Kintail.) MACRAE, MURDO, Queen's Own Roy. Glasgow Yeomanry, 95865. Pte. ; transfd. 9th H.L.I. Infy, Sept. 1917. (Renfrew.) McRAE, THOMAS, Lothians and Border Horse, 121199. Pte.; transfd. Royal Scots, Feb. 1918. (Dairy.) MacRAE, WALTER, 24802. Trpr, Roy. Scots Greys. (Aberfeldy.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, Royal Dragoons, D/24802. Pte.. 1st Roy. Dragoons; demobilized, Aug. 1919. (Aberfeldy.) Lovat's Scouts. MACRAE, A., 4253. Pte.; transfd. 3rd Cameron Highrs, S/26653, Dec. 1916. (Achil- tibuie, Ross-shire.) MACRAE, ALEXANDER, 3050. L/Sergt.; transfd. 4th (Res.) Cameron Highrs, Aug. 1916, 40703; wounded. (Maryhill, Glasgow.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 125062. Sergt.; commd. 4th (Res.) Gordon Highrs, 28 Feb. 1917. He belonged to No. 6 Group, Lovat's Scouts Sharpshooters, and for his gallant conduct on Kemmel Hill received the M.C. " for conspicuous gallantry and devotion in operations lasting many days." L.G., 16 Sept. 1918. He had served previously in S. Africa. (Beauly.) MACRAE, ALEXANDER, 125083. Pte.; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, Nov. 1916. (Beaufort.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, 223244. Pte.; enhsted, Beauly, Sept. 1914; transfd. 10th Batt. Cameron Highrs, 225693; served in France ; twice wounded ; discharged. (New Machar, Aberdeenshire.) MacRAE, ANGUS, 4179. L/Cpl.; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, 225694, Nov. 1916; served in France. (Aultbea.) MACRAE, CHARLES, 5267. Pte.; discharged, Jany. 1915. (Inverness.) MACRAE, CHARLES, 126595. Pte.; transfd. R.F.C, July 1917. (Inverness.) See R.F.C. McRAE, DONALD, 720. Pte.; discharged time expired, Mar. 1916. (Aldourie, Dores.) MACRAE, DONALD, 4256. Pte.; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, Nov. 1916, 225695. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served in Gallipoli; later attd. Light Car Patrol, Lybian Desert; also in Macedonia against the Bulgars. (Ardessie.) MacRAE, DONALD, 5018. L/Sergt.; transfd. Cameron Highrs, S/43638, Dec. 1918. Went through S. African War. Re-enlisted, Lovat's Scouts, 125404; gassed, Armentières, 21 Mar. 1918. Croix de Guerre avec Palme, France, L.G., 19 Tune 1919. (Loch Assynt.) McCRAE, DONALD, 125705. Pte.; discharged medically unfit, Dec. 1918. (Kinloch- leven.) 76 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE, DUNCAN, 1942. Pte.; discharged time expired, Jany. 1916. (Flcdda, .) MacRAE, DUNCAN, 5518. L/Cpl.; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, 225696, Nov. 1916; served as a Sharpshooter; wounded, 6 Dec. 1916, Salonica; discharged, Dec. 1917. (Kintail.) McCRAE, DUNCAN, 6011. Pte.; transfd. 3rd Cameron Highrs, S/26903, Dec. 1916; transfd. 6/7th Gordon Highrs, S/40651. (Killearnan.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, 125555. Pte.; transfd. Cameron Highrs, S/43691, Dec. 1918; Sharpshooter ; wounded at Cambrai, 16 Sept. 1918. (AchnasheUach, Ross-shire.) MacRAE, DUNCAN ALEXANDER, 3877, later (1917) 125410. Cpl, Sharpshooters; transfd. Cameron Highrs, 10th Batt, S/43642, Dec. 1918; gassed in Belgium, Oct. 1918. M.M, L.G, 2 Nov. 1917. (Stornoway.) MacRAE, EDWARD, 1918. L/Cpl. ; Trp, Highland Mount. Brig.; discharged time expired, Apr. 1916; re-joined, No. 125526; transfd. Cameron Highrs, S/43683, Dec. 1918. (Dores.) MACRAE, FARQUHAR, 126931. Cpl.; transfd. Cameron Highrs, 10th Batt, 226024, Oct. 1918. (Glenelg.) MACRAE, FINLAY, 4288. Pte.; transfd. Gordon Highrs, 26852, Mar. 1917; later 126789, Lovat's Scouts ; transfd. Cameron Highrs, 10th Batt, 223232, Dec. 1918. M.M. E.G., 17 June 1919. (Glenelg.) MacRAE, GREGOR, 125694. Pte, E Squadron, No. 3 Troop ; transfd. City of London Yeomanry, 41374, Feb. 1917; transfd. R.E.fT.F.), 547836, Aug. 1917. (Scoraig, Dundonnell.) MACRAE, HUGH, 6421. L/Cpl. ; transfd. 4th (Res.) Cameron Highrs, 458896, Aug. 1916. (Bunchrew.) MACRAE, JAMES, 125760. Pte.; transfd. Mil. Police Corps, P/8530, Mar. 1917. (Inverness.) MacRAE, JAMES ROSS, 223244. Pte.; enhsted, Oct. 1914; transfd. 10th L.S. Batt. Cameron Highrs.; wounded, Sept. 1917. (Carbost.) MacRAE, JOHN, 629. Cpl.; discharged medically unfit, Jany. 1915. (Kkkhill, Beauly.) MACRAE, JOHN, 1910. Cpl.; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, Nov. 1916, 225699. (Struy, Beauly.) MACRAE, JOHN, 125589. Pte.; demobilized, Mar. 1919. (South Uist.) MACRAE, JOHN, 126317. Pte.; commd, Lovat's Scouts Sharpshooters, 10 Sept. 1918. (Beauly.) MacRAE, LACHLAN, 1747, also 126947. Sergt.; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, 225700, Nov. 1916; served in France. T.F. Eff. Medal. (Snizort, Portree.) McRAE, MURDO JOHN, 2163. L/Cpl.; commd, 2/lst Lovat's Scouts, 18 Dec. 1915. (Beauly.) McRAE, ROBERT, 2486. Pte.; transfd. 4th (Res.) Cameron Highrs, Aug. 1916; wounded. (Struy, Strathglass.) MacRAE, RODERICK McPHERSON, 4399. Pte. ; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, Nov. 1916, 225701. (Gollanfield.) ROLL OF SERVICE 77 MacRAE, SIMON, 1841. L/Cpl.; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, 225702, Nov. 1916. (KUtarhty.) MACRAE, THOMAS, 2411. Pte.; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, Nov. 1916, 225703. (Anderston, Glasgow.) McCRAE, THOMAS, 3524. Pte.; re-enlisted, M.G.C, July 1916, 44083. (Bridge of Weir.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 2952. Pte. Had served previously 9 years in Terr. Force. Re­ joined, June 1915 ; transfd. 10th Cameron Highrs, 225704, Nov. 1916; served, Suvla Bay, Egypt, the Desert, Salonica, the Western Front. (Ardochy, Beauly.) MACRAE, WILLIAM, 4122. Pte.; transfd. 8th Batt. Cameron Highrs, 20897 ; dis­ charged time expired, Feb. 1916. (Aultbea.) MACRAE, WILLIAM, 4230. Pte.; transfd. 4th (Res.) Batt. Cameron Highrs, later 3rd Batt, 40778; three times wounded—Arras, Apr. 1917; Ypres, Oct. 1917; Cambrai, Mar. 1918. (Garve.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 6363. Pte.; transfd. 4th (Res.), later 6th, Cameron Highrs, Aug. 1916, 40777 ; missing, 25 Apr. 1918, later reported prisoner of war in Germany. (Kinellan, Strathpeffer.) Scottish Horse. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 652. Pte.; transfd. 13th Black Watch, 135179, Nov. 1916. (Falkirk.) McCRAE, ANGUS, 152637. Pte.; transfd. R.E, 333999, Sept. 1917. (Shettleston, Glasgow.) McRAE, JOHN, D/18725. Pte.; transfd. 3rd Northumberland Fusiliers, 86198, Aug. 1918. (Perth.) McCRAE, JOHN, 152369. Pte.; attested, Sept. 1914; transfd. Black Watch, 6th Batt, 268742, Apr. 1917; served, B.E.F, Apr. 1917—Apr. 1919. (Paisley.) McRAE, MURDO, 152034. Pte. ; transfd. Royal Highrs, S/23396, Oct. 1917. (Loch­ carron.) MACRAE, PETER, 205. Pte.; enhsted, Kettering, 16 Mar. 1915, (S.H.) Field Am­ bulance ; served, Mar. 1915—Nov. 1916 ; transfd. Reg. Army, R.A.M.C. (Glas­ gow.) MacRAE, ROBERT, D/19195. Pte.; transfd. l/10th Cychst Batt, Royal Scots, 44611, May 1919. (Helmsdale.) MACRAE, RODERICK NICOLSON, 152105. Sergt.; transfd. 13th Black Watch, 316734, Nov. 1916; joined, 4 Aug. 1914; served, Gallipoli, Egypt, Salonica, France. (Stornoway.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 152292. Pte.; transfd. 6th Black Watch, A/C.S.M, 268706, Apr. 1917. (Aberdeen.) McCRAE, WILLIAM D., 150980. Pte.; served in Ireland; disembodied, Nov. 1919. (Dundee.) MacRAE, WILLIAM N., D/26340. Pte.; demobilized, Feb. 1919. (Alness, Ross-shire.) 78 THE CLAN MACRAE Royal Regiment of Artillery. MACRAE, ALBERT EDWARD, Lieut., R.G.A., Woolwich Arsenal/'. Capt. ;"]2nd Assist Superintendent, Royal Gun and Carriage Factories, Aug. 1914.; Brevet Mai or, Tanv 1918. Mentd., Mar. 1918. J y> MacRAE, G. P., 80875. Gunner; wounded, Dec. 1916. (Inverness.) McRAE, GORDON, 63105. Driver. (Aberdeen.) MACHRAY, J., 815116. Gunner ; wounded. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, MURDO, 242997. Gunner ; wounded, 1918. (Kyle.) McCREA, R. F., A.D.C, Brevet Col., Royal Guernsey Artillery; served in France Mentd., L.G., 25 May 1918, France. Later, Lt.-Col. R. Guernsey Militia, retd. pay." McCREA, R. H., 677. Driver. (Liverpool.) McCREA, W., 67279. Missing. McCREA, W. A., 64372. Driver; wounded. McCRAE, WILLIAM RUSSELL, Major, T. A. Reserve, second son of Lt.-Col. Sir George McCrae, D.S.O. Joined Lowland Heavy Battery, March 1913; Captain, June 1916; Major, September 1917. Three years' service in France. Com­ manded 135th Heavy Battery and 2/lst Lancashire Heavy Batterv. Twice wounded m October 1918. Two mentions—E.G., 14 Dec. 1917, France; 21 May 1918, France. M.C, 1 Jany. 1919. (Edinburgh.)

Royal Horse Artillery. McRAE, A., 2204. Driver, 18th Bde. (Auldearn, Nairn.) McRAE, ALEXANDER J. G., 48032. Sergt., F Battery. (Manchester.) MacRAE, ALICK, 600034. Driver, Inverness-shire R.H.A. (T.F.). (Inverness.) McRAE, D., 2187. Driver, 18th Bde. MACRAE, DONALD E., commd., 10 Nov. 1915; relinquished commission to resume veterinary studies, and granted rank of Hon. 2nd Lieut, 19 Dec. 1916. MacRAE, JOHN WILLIAM, 600286. Driver, 18th Bde. (Aberdeen.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 729. Gunner, Amm. Col, Highland Mounted Bde, R.H.A. (T.F.), transfd. to 1/lst Ayrshire R.H.A, 602263 ; served in Egvpt and was wounded there. (Nairn.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 2168. Driver, 18th Bde. (Nairn.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 600035. Driver, Inverness-shire R.H.A. (T.F.). (Inverness.) Royal Field Artillery. McRAE, A., 16637. Pte.; transfd. R.A.S.C, Nov. 1916. McCREA, A., 80670. Pte. ; transfd. Lab. Corps. MACRAE, A., 168758. Driver, 107th Bde, 24th Division. (Brighton.) McCRAE, A., 655553. Driver, 276th Bde. (Fauldhome, LinUthgowshire.) MACRAE, ALAN, 109135. Driver, 13th Bde. (Edinburgh.) ROLL OF SERVICE 79 MACRAE, ALEXANDER, 2033. Gunner, 1st Battery. (Kent.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 19276. Driver, 53rd Div. Arnm. Col. (Bradford, Yorks.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 636117. Driver, 77th Bde. (Dundee.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 935442. Gunner, 184th Bde. (London.) MacRAE, ALFRED, L/5259. Bombr, 153rd Bde.; wounded, Jany. 1917. (Wandsworth, London.) MACRAE, ALLAN, 656351. Gunner, 261st Bde, R.F.A. (T.F.). (Edinburgh.) McRAE, ARTHUR, 6486. Gunner, 66th Bde. (Dundee.) McCREA, ARTHUR, 61063. Gunner, 11th Bde. Details. (Bethnal Green, London.) McRAE, BERTIE HAROLD, 2552. Transfd. Roy. West Kent Regt, June 1916; transfd. R.E, Sept. 1916; Sapper, 205048, No. 5 M.S.I.W. and D.R.E. (Flaxwell Heath.) McRAE, CLAUDE FORBES, 192657. Pte.; Driver; R.F.A. and R.E.; gassed, Ypres, 1917. (Toronto.) McRAE, CHARLES, 243241. Driver, VI Res. Bde. (Inverness.) McRAE, CHARLES, 630003. Gunner, 255th Bde, R.F.A. (T.F.) ; served in France from May 1915 onwards. (Aberdeen.) McCRAE, CHARLES, 663176. Gunner, 175th Bde. (Langside, Glasgow.) McRAE, COLIN, 15303. Gunner, 45th Bde. ; wounded, Feb. 1918. (Aberchirder, Banffshire.) McCRAE, DAVID, 250513. Gunner; served, Italy (Arquata Rest Camp). (BaUy- mahone.) MACRAE, DAVID CUNNINGHAM, 6862. Gunner, 95th Bde.; wounded, Mar. 1917. (Stewarton.) McRAE, DAVID MILLER, Materia Medica Lab, Edinburgh Univ. Driver, 1st Low­ land Bde, R.F.A.(T.), 1913. Served, France, 51st Div, 1915-17 ; Driver, 645986, 96th Bde, Sept. 1917—May 1919. (Edinburgh.) MacRAE, EWEN, L/27212. Gunner, 38th Bde.; served in France and Germany, Tune 1915—Dec. 1918. (Poolsbrook, Derbyshire.) MacRAE, F., 652172. Gunner, 302nd Bde. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, FERGUS, 584. Gunner, 106th Bde. (Dumbarton.) MacRAE, G. E. W. K., 278975. Fitter, 22nd Bde. (Bournemouth.) MC°^ihVshh; f" ^5643' L/B0mbr" 256th Bde- ; w°unded, Aug. 1917. (Inverleven, McRAE, GEORGE ALEXANDER, 39877. Gunner, 121st Bde.; wounded, Mar. 1918. (West Croydon.) McCRA.EA GILBERT» 7022. Gunner, 4th Res. Bde. R.F.A. (T.F.); wounded, Nov. 1918. (Aberdeen.) McRAE, GORDON, 293190. Driver, 18th Bde.; served in France from May 1915 on­ wards. (Turriff, Aberdeenshire.) MACRAE, HUGH, CA, Lieut, R.F.A. Univ. Bty, E.C.A.V, 1898-1904; commd, R.F.A, Dec. 1914; Capt.; served France (The Somme), 1915-16; wounded, 1915,1916. Controller of Demobilization Statistics. (Dunfermline.) 80 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAW, HUGH, 7480. Driver. (Fairnington, Roxburgh.) MacRAE, HUGH, 265013. Gunner, 123rd Bde.; served in France. (Duffus, Moray.) McCREA, J., 794. Driver; discharged, Jany. 1915. (Bridgwater.) McRAE, J., 651083. Pte.; transfd. Lab. Corps, Nov. 1918. MACRAE, J. A. C, 264477. Pte.; transfd. R.G.A., Nov. 1918. McCRAE, JAMES, L/4162. Driver, 161st Bde. (Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire.) McRAE, - JAMES, 53327. Bombr., 81st Bde. (London.) McRAE, JAMES, 92765. Gunner, 3/2nd Highland Bde., Amm. Col. (Fauldhome Lrnhthgowshhe.) McRAE, JAMES, 104045. Driver. 116th Bde. (Enzie, Banffshire.) McRAE, JAMES, 276922. Driver, 27th Bde; Home Service. (Paisley.) McCREA, JAMES HANNAH, 68932. Cpl., 2nd Bde.; wounded, Vardar Front Sal­ onica, Dec. 1916. (Royston, Herts.) MACRAE, JOHN, M.A., Aberd., 1906; 2nd Lieut.; enhsted, Nov. 1915- called up Mar. 1917 ; Driver, 36th Res. Bty., 6th B. Bde., R.F.A.; commd., 5th Apr. 1918 • served at home, 1917-18; France, June 1918—Apr. 1919. (Stornoway.) McCRAE, JOHN, 56354. Driver, 150th Bde. ; wounded, May 1918. (Pollokshaws Glasgow.) ' McRAE, JOHN, 60677. Driver, II Res. Bde., R.F.A. (T.F.). (Daviot, Invemess-shire.) MacRAE, JOHN, 193069. Gunner, 1st Res. Bde.; gas-shell wound, Apr. 1918. (Tain.) McCREA, JOHN, 786054. Driver, 312th Bde., R.F.A. (T.F). (Keighley, Yorks.) McCRAE, JOHN, 797255. Driver, 49th Div. Amm. Col. (Glebe, Greenock.) McRAE, JOHN ARTHUR, 64149. Sergt., 32nd Bde. (Stapleford.) MacRAE, JOHN WILLIAM, Capt.; Driver, R.A.(T.R), Mtn. Bty. ; commd., R.F.A., 1914; attd. A Bty., 117th Bde. (Erbusaig, Kyle.) McRAE, K., 46753. Pte.; transfd. R.A.S.C.(M.T.), Oct. 1915. MacRAE, K., 221482. Pte.; transfd. R.G.A., June 1917. MacRAE, KENNETH, 243291. Gunner, 152nd Bde; gas-shell poisoning, May 1918. (Dornie, Ross.) . ° 3 McRAE, L. J., 655688. Pte.; transfd. R.E, Sept. 1917. McRAE, L. W., 209747. Pte. ; transfd. Army Pay Corps, Nov. 1917. MACRAE, MURDO, 242997. Gunner; enlisted, 1 October 1917; served in France; gassed, Nieppe Forest, May 1918. (Ardelve, Kyle.) McRAE, NEIL, 63484. Sergt, 26th Bde. ; wounded, Nov. 1917. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, P., 80873. Pte.; transfd. R.G.A, Aug. 1917. MacRAE, PERCY ALEXANDER, 274. Gunner, 1st Field Arty. Bde. See Aust. Arty. McRAE, PERCY ROBERT, 3163. Driver, 24th Bde. (East Croydon.) McRAE, PETER FERGUSON, 646290. Driver. (Dundee.) McCRAE, R. H., 677. Driver; discharged, Sept. 1914. (Liverpool.) McRAE, ROBERT, 665435. Driver, 7th Indian Div. Amm. Col. (Glasgow.) ROLL OF SERVICE 81 McCRAE, ROBERT, 671524. Driver, 158th Bde.; wounded, Mar. 1918. (Anderston, Glasgow.) McRAE, RODERICK, 250674. Driver, 40th Bde.; Home Service. (Motherwell.) MacRAE, RODERICK. (Stornoway.) McCREA, SAMUEL, 119716. Driver, 24th Bde. (East Lame, Co. Antrim.) MACRAE, SIMON, 78927. Driver, 101st Bde. (Inverness.) McCRAE, THOMAS, 646431. Driver, 96th Bde. (Greenock.) McRAE, VICTOR EDWARD, 269190. Gunner, 17th Bde.; Home Service. (Bourne­ mouth.) McCREA, WALTER, 31845. Bombr., 312th Bde.; wounded, Sept. 1916. (Tipton, Staffs.) MACRAE, WILLIAM, 820. Driver, 33rd Bde; Home Service. (Glasgow.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 46764. Pte.; transfd. Lab. Corps, Mar. 1918. McRAE, WILLIAM, 79486. Driver, 79th Bde. (Daviot, Invemess-shire.) McCRAE, WILLIAM, 103798. Driver, 47th Bde. (Lanark.) McCREA, WILLIAM, 172409. Gunner, 296th Bde.; shell gassed, July 1918. (Bishop- bnggs, Glasgow.) r McRAE, WILLIAM, 264828. Signaller, 191st Bde. (Causewayhead.) MACRAE, WILLIAM FARQUHAR, Sergt.; 2nd Lieut. He was twice wounded, June 1915, near Armentières; Oct. 1917, near Lens; buried by shell explosion, Oct. 1917. Lieut., R.F.A., R. of O. (Mar. 1921.) (London.) McRAE, WILLIAM MURDOCH, 159173. Driver, VI Res. Bde. (Edinburgh.)

Royal Garrison Artillery. McRAE, A., 345385. Gunner; wounded, 1918. (Edinburgh.) MACRAE, ALEXANDER, 5021. Driver, Ross Mtn. Bty. MacRAE, ALICE, 99227. Gunner; wounded, 23 Oct. 1917. (Shewglie, Urquhart.) MACRAE, ARCHIBALD, 116374. Gunner. (Lentran.)

MaC^thgowTISTOPHER' 6903°' Sergt' InStrUCt0r in Sienalline. England. (Lin- MACRAE, D., 4180. Driver. (Applecross.) MacRAE, D., 4092. Gunner, Ross Mtn. Bty. ; wounded, 1915. (Kishorn.) MacRAE, D. J., 2nd Lieut. McCREATH, DAVID CAMPBELL, 2nd Lieut.; after a course of training in the O.T.C. ne was gazetted to the R.G.A., and crossed to France early in 1917. M.C, 1917; •tsar to M.C, 1918: "he kept the last remaining section of his battery in action under rntense fire during an enemy advance until the enemy were within 1,000 yards of his position. Though he had been ordered to disable his guns and with­ draw, he succeeded in limbering up the Section and withdrawing both his guns in full view of the enemy, and under intense machine-gun fire, with very few casualties. The success of this enterprise was largely due to his courage and coolness." (Berwick.) 82 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE, DONALD, 129302. Gunner, 369 Siege Battery. Mentd. (Branahuie, Stornoway.) MacRAE, DONALD, 145532. Gunner. (Muir of Ord.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, 300195. Gunner, 1st Argyll Mountain Bty.fT.F.), 4th Highland Bde. (Oban.) McREA, F., 17. Gunner ; wounded, 1915. McRAE, FINLAY, 4910. Gunner (Corporal, 301362, Ross Mountain Bty.); wounded 1915. (Duirinish, Kyle.) MacRAE, G., 366040. Bombr. M.M, L.G., 28 July 1917. MACRAE, H.., 2nd Lieut, Highland (Fifeshire) Bty. MacRAE, J. CAMERON, 75565. Sergt.; served in France. Mentd, 7 Nov. 1917 (Mull.) McRAE, J. M., 138798. Sergt.; wounded. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, JAMES, 65114. Gunner; wounded, Vimy Ridge, April 1917. (Glenshiel, Kyle.) MACRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 149792. Gunner ; wounded near Albert, Aug. 1918. (Glenelg.) McRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, 4111. Cpl, Ross Mountain Battery ; wounded, June 1915, at the Dardanelles. (Erbusaig, Kyle.) McRAE, JOHN F., Pte. ; wounded. MacRAE, JOHN HAROLD, 185657. F. Staff. Sergt.; wounded, 1915. (Faiisworth, Manchester.) MACRAE, KENNETH, 4811. Driver. (Badycaul, Kyle.) MACRAE, KENNETH, 4187. Gunner, Ross Mountain Battery. (Lochcarron.) MacRAE, KENNETH, 4835. Gunner, Ross Mountain Battery. (Applecross.) MACRAE, MALCOLM, 345528. Signaller Sergt.; served home and abroad, June 1916—April 1918; invalided out of Service, finally discharged. (Ratho, Mid­ lothian.) MacRAE, MALCOLM BEATON, M.A, T. Capt.; A/Major. Mentd, L.G., 14 Dec. 1917, France. (Shettleston, Glasgow.) See A.S.C. MACRAE, R., 4009. Wheeler Sergt, Ross Mountain Battery. (Lochcarron.) MACRAE, ROBERT. (Shandwick, Stornoway.) MacRAE, ROBERT, 69038. Served in France and Flanders. Previously in the City of Glasgow Police. MACRAE, RODERICK, M.A, Aberd, 1911. 4849. Corpl. Wheeler, Ross Mountain Battery ; Gunner, 448th Siege Battery, 1917. (Stornoway.) ROLL OF SERVICE æ Royal Engineers. McRAE, A., 12917. (Aberdeen.) McCRAE, A., 563598. (East Ham, Essex.) MacRAE, ALASDAIR, Lieut.; commd., Oct. 1916 ; Res. of R.E.; served with Union Forces in German S.W. Africa. Mentd. (Glenshiel.) McRAE, ALBERT, 80650. (Addiscombe, Surrey.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 2489. Cpl, 52nd Lowland Divisional Engrs.; served with Egypt. Expedy. Force. (Lochalsh.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 2498. Sapper; served at the Dardanelles. (Stromeferry.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 160556. (Inverness.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 244074. Sapper, I.W. & D, R.E.; later 322178, No. 5 M.S. (Liverpool.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 275959. Cpl. (Inverness.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 418043. L/Cpl.; Sergt, Signal Coy, 52nd Lowland Div. Engrs.; served in France. M.M, 24 Jany. 1919. (Stromeferry.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 606716. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, ALFRED, 295145. (Falkhouse.) McCRAE, ANGUS, 333999. (Glasgow.) McRAE, ARCHIE, 135256. (Lower Breakish, .) MACRAE, C, 81073. 2nd Cpl.; twice wounded, 1916, 1917. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, CHARLES, 110500. (Londonderry.) McRAE, CHARLES, 192657. (Toronto.) MACRAE, D., Sergt.-Instructor, Field Works. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, D. W., 81234. Sapper ; wounded, 1917. (Largs.) MacRAE, DONALD, 52273. (Stoke Newington.) MACRAE, DONALD. Sergt, 121st Coy. (Antrim.) McRAE, DONALD, 152948. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, DONALD, 217543. (Kilmarnock.) McRAE, DONALD, 279693. (Glasgow.) McRAE, DONALD, 404432. (Scoraig, Ullapool.) MacRAE, DONALD MacNAUGHTON. Enhsted, H.A.C.; served at home, Feb.—Apr. 1915; commd.; served in France, Apr. 1915—Apr. 1919; final rank, Lieut.-Col. (Assist. Dir. Rly. Traffic), R.T.E. (Royal Engineers). O.B.E. (Mil.) L.G., 7 June 1918. Two Mentions, E.G., 15 May 1917 ; E.G., 20 May 1918, France. (London.) McCRAE, DUNCAN, 118041. (Edinburgh). MacRAE, EBENEZER J. Educated Geo. Watson's Coll., Edinburgh. Sapper, 1/lst C. of E. Field Coy.; 2nd Lieut, 26 Nov. 1915, Lowland Div. Engrs.; seconded for duty with a Provisional Bde. Field Coy.; relinquished commission owing to ill health, Apr. 1919. 84 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE, EVAN, 2nd Lieut.; Capt. Came from Buenos Aires, where he held ,„

m tm aS Water En eer on the Pacific aïnn^T T T Tr ^ R^ay? S Si WIS. (fovernïsO 0TC f°r Mentd- ^•^•» 27 FS McCRAE, GEORGE, 244496. (Glasgow ) •"^sssra fcry Troops ^ RE-: serraj McCRAE, GILBERT, 321442. (Govan.) McRAE, GREGOR, 547863. Shoeing-smith. (Scoraig, Dundonnell) McCRAE, H., 29668. (Dublin.) McRAE, HARRY, 47377. Pioneer; wounded, 1918. (Guildford) McCREA, HUGH, 279019. (Londonderry.) McRAE, HUGH, 423414. (Leith.) McCREATH, J., 136249. Sapper ; wounded, 1917. McCREA, J. E., 505647. Sapper; wounded, 1918. (Liverpool) McRAE, J. H„ 378923. (London.) McRAE, JAMES, 93085. (Glasgow.) McRAE, JAMES, 123814. (Toronto.) McRAE, JAMES, 220977. (Aberdeen.) McRAE, JAMES, 397786. (Dumbarton.) McRAE, JAMES HECTOR, 402805. (Aberdeen ) MacRAE, JAMES W., W/R205834. Sapper. (Beauly) Mt AP' ín™ 28756- SaPPCr; SerVedinF— Won, Aberdeenshire.) McRAE, JOHN, 93065. (Glasgow.) McCREA, JOHN, 243994. (Liverpool.) McRAE, JOHN, 262008. (Ellon, Aberdeenshire.) McRAE, JOHN DUNN, 297637 (later 22645). Sapper. (Buckie ) McCRAE, JOS. R., 120961. Wounded, 1916. (Hamilton ) MacRAE, MALCOLM, 9928. C.Q.M.S.; served in France. (Dundee) MCC^^^7^^^' ^ -edin France; wounded,

MACR(Gfa^w.rAN R- M- EnÜSted: ^ 1915 ; 2nd LieUt" 20 MS; woundd, McRAE, PETER, 254073. (Glasgow )

McCREA, ROBERT, 199894. Commd., 15 Bee. 1917. (Strabane. Co. Tyrone)

McCREA, W., 174889. (Johnston.) ROLL OF SERVICE 85 McRAE, W., 600838. (Glasgow.) McCREA, W. A., 64372. (Belfast.) McRAE, WALTER, 355836. Sapper. (Bunchrew.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 262341. (Balviard, Ross-shire.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 326918. Sapper. (Forres.) MACRAE, WILLIAM E., Sapper. (Stornoway.) McCRAE, WILLIAM MOIR, 406129. Cpl., 51st D.S. Coy. (Highland). M.M, L G 23 July 1919, "For bravery in the field." (Aberdeen.)

Scots Guards. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 9899. Gdsn.; wounded, 1917 ; later, Army Reserve. (Fort William.) MacRAE, BRODIE, 5075. Pte.; wounded, Ypres, 2 Nov. 1914. (Nairn.) MACRAE, C, 17001. Wounded. (Stromeferry.) McRAE, CHRISTOPHER McPHERSON, 17314. Gdsn, Piper; served at home; later, Army Reserve. (Dornie, Kintail.) McRAE, CHRISTOPHER, 17768. Pte, L/Cpl, 3rd (Res.) Batt.; was in London Police Force. (Falkirk.) MacRAE, CHRISTOPHER, 19302. Gdsn, Piper, 1st Batt.; served in France and was wounded ; drowned at Windsor, 1920. (Stromeferry.) MACRAE, DUNCAN, 5825. Gdsn.; served at Ypres; prisoner of war at Göttineen, 24 Oct. 1914; later, Army Reserve. (Muh of Ord.) MacRAE, DUNCAN JOHN, 16660. Sergt, 1st Batt.; later, Army Reserve. (Glenshiel.) MacRAE, FARQUHAR, 17922. Gdsn.; later. Army Reserve. (Linlithgow.) McCRAE, J., 16650. Wounded, 1918. (Partick.) McCRAE, JAMES, 18188. L/Cpl.; later, Army Reserve. (East Ham, London.) MacRAE, JOHN, 16459. L/Sergt, 2nd Batt.; later, Army Reserve. (Edinburgh.) MacRAE KENNETH JAMES, 10616. Gdsn, C.Q.M.S.; discharged, Dec. 1918. (Edinburgh.) MACRAE, WILLIAM, 14316. Cpl. (A/Sergt.), 2nd Batt.; wounded, 1917, 1918. M.M, L.G., 17 June 1919 ; later, Army Reserve. (Kilsyth.)

i The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). McCRAE, A., 23132. Pte, 11th Batt.; wounded, 1916. M.M, L.G., 17 June 1919. (Glasgow.) J McRAE, A., 29936. Pte, 3rd Batt. McCRAE, ANDREW THOMAS, 44337. Cpl, 9th Batt.; 2 years service in France. (Hurlford, Ayrshire.) McRAE, COLIN CAMPBELL, 59668. Pte, 13th Batt.; twice wounded-Bousincourt, June 1918; Hulluch, Sept. 1918. (Bonhill.) 86 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, D., 13872. Pte, 1st Garr. Batt.

MacRAE, F., 19308. Pte. M.M, E.G., 10 Aug. 1916. Bar to M.M, L.G., 9 July 19i7 MacRAE, FREDERICK, 30655. Pte, 15th Batt.; twiee wounded, on the SomJ Sept, 1916 ; at Croisdles, Mar. 1918 ; prisoner of war in Germany. (GohanfieS!) McCRAE, G., 50681. Missing, 1918, later reported prisoner of war. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, Sir GEORGE, Kt, Lieut.-Colonel; Hon. Colonel (T.A.); Hon Lt lSSS™. Íe ^7' . RaÍ|ed ^JT^ aná commanded the 16th (McCrae's Battahon) Royal Scots. Served France, 1915-1916. Two Mentions, June 1916 Jany. 1917. D.S O 1st July 1916, " For service in the field at the Somme, aS on La Boissehe. Had four sons serving, one of whom was killed.

MCCRÆbar )805' Pte"1St Batt": 526885'8th Batt-: wounded'Dec-1916« on the Somme. McCRAE, J., 18004. Pte, 7th Batt.; wounded. McRAE, J., 11253. Pte, 1st Batt. Mentd, E.G., 5 June 1919, Salonica. McRAE, J., 51673. Missing, 1918. McCRAE, J.D., 19866. R.Q.M. Sergt, 16th Batt. Mentd, E.G., 23 May 1918, France McCREA, JAMES, 25095. Pte.; wounded.

M^aJ TwiceW°-ded-FiU°y. » Apr. 1917; Festubert, 13 Ap, MacRAE, JOHN, 35492. Pte, 1st Garr. Batt. (Kyle.)

MACRbA^geyHNFERGUSSON'46466- Pte-(attd-MG-C-'270thCoy,119091). (Gore- MACRAE, NEIL, wounded. (Glenbrittle, .)

142 Bandsm ^^r^M^mf^^-Ypres, 21 May 1915, whilst actmg' as stretcher-bearer°- . -.. (Edinburg9th Batt.h; )wounde d at McRAE, R., 1265. Pte, 4th Batt.; wounded. Mediterranean, 1915. McCRAE, T., 51058. Wounded, 1918. (Dairy.) McRAE, W., 21535. Wounded, 1917. (Dundee.) McCRAE, W., 47801. Wounded, 1917. McRAE, WILLIAM, 5059. Pte.; wounded.

MCRA8EthBartLI9i^ÆT* .RA?1PW MICHAEI- (St. And. Univ. 1888). Capt., 2*dB& 7th Div ^"i?^- 6t\V.-B> R-S->>' °-C- TransPort * Supply 22 Tuns Ï91? 2Q ^^Í^l M^try of Munitions. Two Mentions, £t June 1915, 29 May 1917. Formerly member of "The Batterv " the Univ from o^nXve'XS R-G'A:: Pri°r.\1908. " He stSed"wltTsomí nSt P k a nd atXEton rhïf r$ ™ T November, six weeks after training them firiS h£geve; & T through London and have been continuously near the ^Sífe^l^mt (pLSSk) * ^ ^ * ^ °f °Ver 250."" This was

MCRAS«^ **-'• -td. 7th O.C.B.; 2nd ROLL OF SERVICE 87 The Buffs (East Kent Regiment). MacRAE, ALBERT DUNCAN, 1833. Pte, 4th Batt. (Rosemarkie.) MACRAE, A. D., 243010. Cpl, 5th Batt. (Sittingbourae, Kent.) The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment). McCRAE, J., 22239. Pte.; wounded, 1917. (Belfast.) McRAE, JAMES, 7033. Pte.; Instructor in boxing at the Depót, Gordon Highrs, Aberdeen. Had 17J years' service with the K.O. (R. Lane. Regt.); wounded and taken prisoner at Battle of Mons; seven times wounded; prisoner of war, Dobritz Camp, Germany, from 4 Oct. 1914 to 15 Mar. 1919. Was a well- known boxer. (Aberdeen.) McCREA, WILLIAM WALTER, 15945. Transfd. Devonshire Regt, 41672, Sept. 1916; transfd. Worcestershhe Regt, 49463, Aug. 1917; transfd. Oxford & Bucks Lt. Infty, 30482, Dec. 1917. (Barnoldswick.) The Northumberland Fusiliers. MACRAE, GEORGE ARTHUR, Pte.; Temp. Lieut.: Capt, attd. T.M. Batty.; before the War served in 5th Scottish Rifles(T.F.) ; wounded, 1918. M.C, E.G., 18 Oct. 1917. " During an attack got two Stokes Mortars and a large carrying party to his objective under intense fire. Finding that the Mortars on his flank had failed to come up, he took one of his Mortars to cover his flank. He continued in charge for three days and observed the fire with great courage, inflicting severe losses on the enemy." (Cambuslang.) MACRAE, GEORGE D., Pte, Tyneside Scottish. McCREATH, J. A. M., Temp. Lieut, 5th Batt. MACRAE, JOHN, 42415. Pte; joined up Aug. 1915; twice wounded, Arras, Apr. 1917 ; Le Cateau, Nov. 1918. (Dingwall.) MacRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, 92622. Pte. (Glasgow.) McRAE, P. McK., Cadet; 2nd Lieut. McRAY, R., 37022. Wounded, 1917. (Murton.) McRAE, R. A., 42420. Wounded, 1918. (Maryburgh.) The Royal Warwickshire Regiment. McCREA, J., 2nd Lieut, 13th Batt. (attd. Border Regt.); wounded, 1916. McRAE, JOHN, 33053. Pte, 1st Batt.; gassed and wounded, Arras, 23 Dec. 1917. (Morvich, Kintail.) McCRAW, H. J., 35383. Pte,; wounded, 1918. (East Finchley.) The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 5057. Pte, 23rd Batt.; wounded, 1916. MacRA^% ^i0,*' 38683' 701921' L/CPL' 23rd Batt-: wounded, France, 15 Sept. 1916. (Bahnacara, Kyle.) 88 THE CLAN MACRAE

McCRAITH, T. P., 350099. Pte. M.M., 1918. (Southend) McCREATH, C, 8331. Wounded. McRAE, D., 20801. Wounded, 1918. (West Colder ) McCREA, F. E., 70069. Sergt., 23rd Batt. London Regt. M.M., L.G., 18 July 1917 McRAE, J., 7030. J y 17, McCREA, J. B., 358. Wounded, 1918 MCRAfieKsSK' 240389' Pte- 2,St ^ — * »— (Hn», The London Regiment.

^^ITF^ (London Scottish); twice wounded; 1918 anvemessO * ' SeC°nded f°r duty Labour CorPS, 17 Nov. The King's (Liverpool Regiment). McRAE, C, 87972. Pte.; wounded, 1918. (Manchester )

McRAE, JOHN L., Pte., 9th Batt.(T.F.). (Liverpool.)

The Norfolk Regiment.

The Lincolnshire Regiment. MACHRAY, A., 9921. Pte.; wounded, 1915. The Devonshire Regiment. McCREA, F. W. W., Cadet; 2nd Lieut.

MCCR4E9463W" 41672- PtC- (fr0m K- °- La-- Regt.); transfd. to Worcester Regt., ROLL OF SERVICE 89 Prince Albert's (Somerset Light Infantry). MacRAE, THOMAS JOSEPH, 5819. Pte., 5th Batt., served for 2 years ; discharged medically unfit. (Bath.) The Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire Regiment). McCREA, ALBERT WILLIAM, T.R.5/32049. 9th Training Res.; transfd. 10th Training Res., Sept. 1917, 107925. McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 20/315. Transfd. 9th Batt. Cheshire Regt., Sept. 1916 52210. MacRAE, R. D., 2nd Lieut.; Staff Lieut., 2nd class, New Army, 1 Jany. 1916. McRAE, WILLIAM, 57539. Pte.; served with 15/17th, 1st, 2nd Battns.; gassed and wounded, April 1918; severely wounded, Oct. 1918. Discharged. (Newcastle- on-Tyne.) The East Yorkshire Regiment. McRAE, A., 2210. Pte.; wounded, 1916. McRAE, A., 200478. Pte.; missing, reported prisoner of war in Germany; released, Dec. 1918. McCREA, J., 1697. Pte, Cameronians, attd. E. Y. Regt. ; wounded, 1916. The Leicestershire Regiment. McCRAW, W., 41841. Pte.; wounded. (Waltham.) The Royal Irish Regiment. McCRAE, B. Pte. ~~~~ McRAE, THOMAS ALEXANDER NICOLL, 2nd Lieut, 5th Batt, Oct. 1915. (Dublin.) McCREA, W., 9285. Cpl.; wounded, 1917.

Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own (Yorkshire Regiment). MacRAE, MURDO, 244652. L/Cpl, 6th Batt.; wounded, France, 16 May 1917. (Gair­ loch.) 3 v The Lancashire Fusiliers. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 13426. Pte, 13th Batt.; enlisted, 4 Jany. 1915. (Manchester.) McRAE, GEORGE, 49956. Pte.; enlisted, Dec. 1915; transfd. 11th Batt. Cameron Highrs, July 1918, 43388. McRAE, J. G., Lieut. The Royal Scots Fusiliers. McCRAE, C, 7978. Pte.; wounded, 1916. (Glasgow.) McRAE, D., 13872. Pte, 1st Garr. Batt. . 90 THE CLAN MACRAE ^^ÍLr9^9Í46th Batt; relinquished Terapy-Commission on «*»"* of McCREATH, E., 21034. Pte.; twice wounded, 1917. (Maybole ) ""TarL/cpi-'i/sth Batt-;serve d *paiestine - McCREATH, H. M., 2nd Lieut., from H.L.I.; transfd. to Garr. Batt. See HLI McCRAE, J., 26387. Pte., 1st Garr. Batt. McCREATH, J., 41325. Wounded, 1918. McCRAE, JAMES, 18004. Pte., 7th Batt; served in France. (Kilmarnock) MACRAE, JAMES^203344. Twice wounded, Gaza, 19 Apr. 1917; Cambrai, 2 Oct. McCRAE, JOHN, 23343. Pte.; missing, 12 Aug. 1916, presumed dead MacRAE, JOHN, 62896. 4th Res. Batt. (Dumbarton.) MacRAE, KENNETH STUART, Capt. See Black Watch. McCREATH, M., 41254. Pte.; wounded, 1918.

McRAE, RM 12173. Pte.; wounded. McRAE, TOM, 63092. Pte., 4th Res. Batt. (Galashiels.) McRAE, W., 43042. Pte.; wounded, 1916. (Aberfeldy.) McCRAW, W., 51226. Wounded, 1918. M.M. (Portobello.) McRAE, WALTER, 72273. Re. (Edinburgh.) McCRAE, WILLIAM, 14493. Pte., 8th Batt; served in France. (Hawick.) The Cheshire Regiment. McRAE, G., 1182. Pte., 4th Batt.(T.F) ; discharged time expired, May 1916 McCRAE, J., 53949. Pte., New Army; demobilized, Feb. 1919 McCRAE, T., 46085. Pte., New Army; transfd. to Lab. Corps, May 1917. The Royal Welsh Fusiliers. MacRAE, FRANCIS ALEXANDER, 5/2703. L/Cpl.; discharged, July 1916 MacRAE, JAMES, 60007. Pte.; demobilized, Mar 1919 '

MaCC 21 Pl ted C WeSt ^:, S^ffi5?W. RS Regr —- *** M^^ReSl Pte. (formerly 49968 S. Wales Borderers); served in i-rance, 1917. Re-enhsted, East Lanes. Regt., Feb. 1919, No. 52103. (Eltham.) The South Wales Borderers. McCRAY, J. R., T.R.4/6925. Pte.; transfd. King's S.L.I., 35459. McRAE, T., Sergt., from K.R.R.C.; 2nd Lieut., from Cadet Batt Aug 1918 • Caut Tmemp yed as Ship's Adit'Jany-1919; «ataqpSSSr QSLIS&Í % ROLL OF SERVICE 91 The King's Own Scottish Borderers. MacRAY, A., 33074. Pte.; wounded. (Brora.) MacRAE, A., 40427. Pte.; wounded. MacRAE, A., 40898. Pte.; wounded. (Hamilton.) McCREATH, A., 41097. Pte.; twice wounded. (Ayr.) McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 240805. Pte, attd. Roy. Welsh Fusiliers, No. 243409; disembodied, Mar. 1919. MACRAE, DONALD, 2nd Lieut, 5th Batt.; Lieut, 13 July 1915 ; Tempy. Capt, 10 Mar. 1916; seconded for duty with Lab. Corps; wounded at Gallipoli after leading his platoon into action, 12 July 1915; final rank, Major. Mentd, E.G., 22 Dec. 1918. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, DUNCAN D., Lieut.; severely wounded; d. Fort Hale, Kenya Colony, 6 Mar. 1921. (Stornoway.) MacRAE, GEORGE, 240580. Pte.; Sergt, l/5th Batt. (Maxwelltown.) McCREATH, H. G. C, Capt, 4th Batt. (T.F.Res.). Mentd, 26 Feb. 1917. McCRAE, J., 41415. Wounded and gassed, France, 31 July 1918. (Bellshül.) McCRAE, J., 41691. Wounded, 1918. (Partick.) McCRAE, J., 43042. Pte.; Sergt.; wounded, 1918. M.M, E.G., 9 July 1917, "For bravery in the Field." MacRAE, MALCOLM JOHN. (Habost, Stornoway.) See Lab. Corps. McCREATH, R., 24672. Pte.; wounded, 1917. McCRAW, ROBERT, 45289. Pte. (Fairnington, Roxburgh.) McCRAW, W., 10923. Cpl.; wounded, 1916. MacRAE, WILLIAM, 2729. Pipe-Major, 5th Batt. He and two sons served in the K.O.S.B, a third son in the H.L.I. (Maxwelltown.) MACRAE, WILLIAM L., 42132. Pte, 1st Batt. (Gorebridge.) MacRAE, WILLIAM MELDRUM, 97615. Pte, 5th Batt. ; Sergt, attd M G C (Maxwelltown.) ' McRAE, WILLIAM S., 240465. C.Q.M.S, l/5th Batt. (T.F.); rejoined the Territorials at the outbreak of war, served continuously till 1919, at Gallipoli, in Egypt, Pales­ tine and France, and was wounded. He was awarded the D.C.M.: " he has con­ sistently done good work during the period 25 July to 16 Sept. 1918 In front • of Parey Tigny in July, and near Beugneux on 1 Aug, he showed remarkable coolness and devotion to duty under heavy shell fire . . in all circum­ stances he has shown himself steadfast, reliable, and determined to carry out what he has been set to do." (Newton Stewart.) y

The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). McRAE, A., 40666. L/Cpl.; wounded, 1918. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, A., 10898. L/Cpl.; wounded, 1918. McCREATH, A., 41097. Pte.; wounded, 1917. 92 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, CHARLES, 2719. Pte.; discharged, 1915. (Greenock) McCRAE, H., 27687. Wounded. (Greenock.) McCREA, J., 240179. Wounded, 1918. (Bellshill.)

MACRAE, NORMAN RODERICK MACDONALD, 2nd Lieut 12th (S T? \ R ++ 1915; Lieut., S.R of O., attd. 1st and 2nd Batts J te'JM £S" of the Somme, July 1916; Merricourt, near Lens, Aug. ^Ts. (Glåsgolt McRAE, T., 291241. Wounded, 1918. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, W., 109. Wounded, 1916. (Glasgow.) McCRAW, W., 11277. Pte., 1st Batt.; wounded, 1915 McCREATH, W. B., 36274. Missing, 1918

Ma^b^)IAM' 4527a Pte ' 16th Batt"- woonded. France, 13 Nov. 1916. MACRAE, WILLIAM F., Pte., 5th Batt

The Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. ^BnS^ MACKIE, 2nd Lieut., 1 Jany. 1918; attd. M.G.C, 10th Batt.

McCRAE, J., 21667. Pte.; missing, 1918. (Tempo.) McCREA, J., 17805. Wounded, 1916. McCREA, J., 18400. 1st Batt.; twice wounded, 1915 1916 McCREA, J., 21918. Sergt.; missing, 1918. McRAE, J. G., 29603. Missing, 1918.

McRAE, JAMES GEORGE, 2nd Lieut 28 An? • • u ^ ^ account of ill-health, 20 Dec. ! 916.' (Glasgow) ' rduiqUlshed Com™n on McCREA, T., 16804. Pte., 1st Batt. ; wounded, 1915

McCREA, W., 11423. Pte.; wounded, 1916. The Gloucestershire Regiment.

A L D 2 4535 ; tranSM K R R C 5969 McRAEM^E , WILLIAM JAMESTA M , r53098' °. Pte.- ; transfd. Lab- . Corps ' , C/59530°' , Sept 1918. The East Lancashire Regiment. McCREA, R., 39012. Pte.; wounded, 1918. (Ballymena.) ROLL OF SERVICE 93 The East Surrey Regiment. MACRAE, JOHN GEORGE, 6998. Pte.; attd. M.G.C, 149677; wounded; discharged, Dec. 1919. (Tooting.) McRAE, NELSON DONALD, 3648. Pte, Signal Section, l/5th Batt.; served in Meso­ potamia. (East Ham.)

The Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment). MacRAE, DUNCAN HAROLD, 2nd Lieut, 9th Batt.fT.F.), 31 July 1918; pre­ viously served with 1st Canadian Pioneers; on active service in France and Belgium. See Canadian Engineers. (Ayr.) McCRAE, GEORGE N., 23503. Pte.; transfd. 2nd H.S. Garr. Batt, West Yorkshire Regt, 45172, Sept. 1916. McCREA, WALTER, 4161. Pte, 6th Batt.; discharged, Dec. 1915, under age. Home service. (Barnoldswick.) McCREA, WALTER, 28806. Pte.; transfd. S. Staffs. Regt, 44372. McCRAE, WILLIAM, Cadet; 2nd Lieut, (attd.), 30 Jany. 1918. SeeR.W.Fus. (Eltham.)

The Border Regiment. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 37820. Cpl, 2/4th Batt. (Shettleston, Glasgow.) McRAE, C, 34829. Pte.; wounded, 1918. (Cardiff.) McRAE, JOSEPH, 9445. Pte, 1st Batt.; transfd. 362nd Labour Coy, Aug. 1917, 245743; wounded. MACRAE, NORMAN K. R., 2nd Lieut.

The Prince of Wales's Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment). McRAE, CHRISTOPHER W., 14850. Transfd. 66th T.R. Batt, 38164 ; wounded. (Cardiff.) McRAE, ROBERT, 50836. (Bootle.)

The Welsh Regiment. MAGERAE, J., 38498. Shell shock, 1916. McRAE, J., 58522. Wounded, 1915. (Rochester.)

The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders). McRAE, ALEXANDER, 3374. Pte.; attested, May 1915 ; discharged and re-erdisted in Machine Gun Corps, Apr. 1916. (Murthly.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 291595. Pte.; attested, Mar. 1916, 7th Batt; served—France and Flanders, Sept. 1917—Mar. 1918; accidentally wounded near Cambrai, Mar. 1918; discharged, Jany. 1919. (Galashiels.) 94 THE CLAN MACRAE

MacRAiEditA^ disembodied, Mar. 1919 gFalkirk7J ^ 1918~Feb- l9™:

MC™L^™fl7S^ fe J-e «*»; transfd. from 77th T Batt., uet. 1917, transfd.d to 2/2nd Scottish Horse, Oct. 1919 D/24482 (Oh^f' R&3 iaiy 4482 McCRAE, ANDREW, S/8097 A/Senrt 2nd Ra+t • '^ - (Oban.). Jnne-Dec. 1915; 'I^ISS^I^I^AJ^O™ Franc* and Anders, M.S.M., L.G 15 Oct 191« "T?Jr ; • y „1919 • wounded, Sept. 1915 .rencbi 25 Sep,.™.,"' Vtb^ZE)"3 " M»tm °< G™»

Disembodied, Apr. 1919 *£r,|!om ) ^ ™ "n™"™ »«b tbe War."

MacRAF rmm c/L.7 „ G°rd°n Hlghrs- (Edinburgh.)

^ÏSgJ?^^^- ^ ?omJ„, ££í; Maj., tog officer for tieTcoÆ' S A^U aStiÆ*1 S' War; Recríib

McRAE, D., 15742. L/Cpl.; wounded. (Glasgow ) MacRAE, D., 24748. Pte., 5th Batt.

McRAE, DANIEL, S/6017. L/Cnl 10th re . R=>++ . j • „ Sept.-Nov. 19 5- Sdonica Nov qil T ; ^ed ? France Zanders, (Windygates, Fifeshhe) ' 1915-June 1916; discharged, Jany. 1917.

vemyss MACRAE, DONALD CAMERON 2fífifífí9 P+ W \ . J --'

Annentières, 191™^£ain ÍÍi7 t19 "* 1919 J twice wounded- in the Field in tendhS and rÍmLn5M" 2,° 0ct 1919- "por bravery fire with an utter o^ard of SjS^ wounded ^er heavy sheU MacRAF niip A T r» Pers°nal safety. (Inverness. See Cameron Highrs. ^^^.^S^^'1'?* S/16453 Piper, 11th (S.) Batt, a 0 piper, and on jSgthe S&h h * " ^ ^ ^ ** band; transfd. /5th Grad BÍ >S u- ^ a member of fte regimental wounded and losfflí^^oí (Gi&T *

McRAE, DUNCAN, S/12806. Pte 11th (S) Raft • +/*TT B.E.F., in 8th Batt., Sv-Oct lit?*"" attf ^ Mar. 1916; served with (Bundaloch, Dornie.) 7 16' wounded J discharged, May 1917. McRAE, E. G., 3904. Pte.; wounded, 1916

7?6h79Bat^hTfd- 203rd COy- DefenCe ROLL OF SERVICE 95 MacRAE, FARQUHAR, 1732. Piper, 5th Batt. (Monifieth.) MacRAE, FARQUHAR, 265751. Pte., 11th (S.) Batt.; transfd. to Roy. Scots Fusiliers, Jany. 1917. McRAE, FINLAY, S/24803. Pte.; attested, July 1918 ; 1/lst H.C. Batt. (Dornoch.) McRAE, FRANCIS, S/13817. Pte.; attested, Feb. 1916 ; transfd. to 10th Works Batt. Roy. Scots Fusiliers, June 1916, 25828. (Edinburgh.) MacRAE, GEORGE, 266430. Pte.; attested, Oct. 1915 ; transfd. to 457th Coy., Labour Corps, Nov. 1917, 467003. (Amulree, Perthshire.) McCRAW, J., 1629. Pte, 1st Batt.; wounded, 1915. McCRAE, J., 5081. Pte.; wounded, 1916. (Perth.) McCRAE, JAMES W. G., S/16601. Pte, 11th (S.) Batt. ; attested, July 1916 ; served with B.E.F, Nov. 1916—Jany. 1917, with 9th (S.) Batt.; transfd. to Munitions, Dec. 1918. (Coupar-Angus.) MacRAE-GILSTRAP, JOHN, Lt.-Col, 1st Dec. 1914, commanding 11th (S.) Batt. Mentd, " For valuable War Services," 24 Feb. 1917. See p. 24. McRAE, JOHN, Piper, 5th Batt. (Dundee.) McRAE, JOHN, S/H019. Pte, 4/5th Batt.; attested, Oct. 1916; served with B.E.F., Sept. 1917—Aug. 1918; wounded, 1 Aug. 1918. Re-enlisted, Feb. 1919, 1st Batt. (Dundee.) MacRAE, JOHN, S/18313. Pte, 8th (S.) Batt.; served with B.E.F.; missing, 24 Mar. 1918, later reported prisoner of war. Munster; released, Dec. 1918. (.) MacRAE, JOHN, 29313. Pte, 11th (S.) Batt. (Achnashellach.) MACRAE, JOHN FINLAY, 18454. Pte, 3rd Batt.; attested, Nov. 1916; transfd. Gordon Highrs, Aug. 1917, S/18871; served, Mesopotamia; invalided. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, JOHN FINLAY NOEL, 2nd Lieut, 11th (S.) Batt.; Pte, Cameron Highrs.; commd. Black Watch, Nov. 1915 ; attd. R.F.C. M.C, 1918. See R.F.C. MacRAE, KENNETH STUART, Capt. Eldest son of Stuart MacRae, Esq, of Conchra; educated at Eton. Joined 3rd Batt. (T.F.) ; commd. in Regular Army shortly before the War; crossed to France with The Black Watch, 1st Division, 13 Aug. 1914 ; severely wounded, Oct. 1914 ; served in Gallipoli, 1915, as A.D.C. to Officer Commanding 52nd Lowland T.A. Div.; Egypt, on Staff of Gen. the Hon. Srr H. Lawrence, 1915-16; Salonica, 1916, 1917 ; France, 1918. Held two Staff appomtments m the Salonica Army. Croix de Guerre, 7 Feb. 1921. See R. Sc. Fus. McRAE, LESLIE, 1/13731. Pte, T.R. Batt. (Aberchirder, Banffshire.) MacRAE, M. F., 3813. Pte.; wounded, 1916. MacRAE, MALCOLM JOHN DUNCAN FINLAYSON, 345967. Pte, 6th Batt • attested OcL 1915 ; served with B.E.F, Mar.—Oct. 1916; in France and Flanders" and with E.E.F, in 14th Batt, Feb. 1917—Apr. 1918; B.E.F, May—Sept. 1918 ; twice wounded, Nov. 1917, Sept. 1918; disembodied, Mar. 1919. One of four brothers serving. (Linlithgow.) McRAE, MURDO, S/23396. Pte.; transfd. Gordon Highrs, 41670. MacRAE, MURDOCK THOMAS, 24385, 46642. Pte, 13th R.H. Can. Contingent, fanders ' WOUnded' 1915" (Habost> Stornoway.) See Can. Royal High- 96 THE CLAN MACRAE

^."SÆÆS','«1 « Gord»

McCREA, ROBERT, 3794. He.; attested. Sep.. 19.5; dWwgrf. Apr. 1916.

^vS^S8,'- Pte- 4th »» B*«- attested, Nov^H; discharged,

8 Aug. 1918. (KeruS, A&eidy)' F" 1917-A»e- '»'8; wounded; McRAE, RODERICK DUNCAN 11 it7a p.. IM.. can*^^^.^ffwJ&J^ira^^

MaL^S°MAS' S/11152- Pte '- attested' Aug. 1915; discharged, Oct. ,9,5.

"•^SSK ; «-ft B-s «jfff O- »; served with MACRAE, W., 2445. Pte., 6th Batt.; wounded MACRAE, WILLIAM, 2541. Pte.; attested; discharged, Nov. 1914. (Dundee)

McRAE, WILLIAM, S/7168. Pte, attested; discharged, 1914. (Dundee) W^lTsLÏ^ie ^ft^ -{-tt ft served with (9th (S.) Batt.); fou?tn^ 19,7 Somme, Jany. 1917; Arras, A™. 1917^ (DalSntnie ) ' ™*: MACRAE^, WILLIAM ; 2nd Lieut., ard Batt., 5 Aug. 1916; attd. Final Vank, Lieút (óliígoÍ) QM"WW' kter 5th Camerons (Germany)-

The Essex Regiment. McRAE, T., 41772. Missing, 1918. (S. Shields.)

The Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Reéimpntv McCRAITH, KENNETH Y., Capt., 7th Robin Hood Batt.

The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. McRAE, ALEXANDER, Cpl., 6th Batt. ~ ROLL OF SERVICE 97 Princess Charlotte of Wales's (Royal Berkshire Regiment). McRAE, ARCHIBALD, 17071. A/Staff Q.M. Sergt. (Leamington.)

The Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment). MACRAE, DONALD, 31175, 38635. Pte., 17th Batt.; wounded, France, Aug. 1918 (Balmacara, Kyle.) MacRAE, J., Temp. Lieut. (Vol. Batt.).

The King's (Shropshire Light Infantry). McCRAY JOHN ROBERT, 35459. Pte.; gassed, Sept. 1918. (Chorlton-on- Medlock.) The Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment). McRAE, JAMES B., 42309. Pte.; wounded, Bullicourt, 13 Jany. 1917. (Northampton.) The King's Royal Rifle Corps. McRAE, A. M., 51940. Rfn., 2nd Batt. (still serving, 1920). (Mordaunt St., S.W.) MacRAE, DONALD, A/2761. Rfn., 12th Batt.; enlisted, 1914; served with K R R C m France till commd., R.A.F., 23 Aug. 1918. (Upper Walmer.) See R.F.C. MacRAE, DONALD, Pte.; wounded, Ypres, June 1917. (London.) McCRAE, DONALD McKENZIE, R/19291. Rfn., 5th Batt.; transfd. to R.A.0 C Dec. 1918; twice wounded; discharged Feb. 1919. (London, W.l.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, 62487. Rfn., 20th Batt. (Brighton.) MACREE, T., R/22788. Rfn., 3rd Batt. The Manchester Regiment. McRAE, J., 18096. Pte.; wounded, 1916.

MCRA(Stomow^' 5276L Pte"' tranSfd' L°nd0n Regt' 425108; served in destine. The York and Lancaster Regiment. MacRAE, ARCHIBALD, 35449. Pte.; transfd. R. E., Dec. 1917, 400477. McRAE, CHARLES, 29954. Pte.; transfd. Army Res., Mar. 1919. (Aberdeen.) McCRAE, JOHN, Pioneer Sergt McCRAE, JOHN BROWN, 9309930 . Pte. ; transfd. 52nd Batt. Northumberland Fusi­ liers, Feb. 1919, 93962. ((WestbourneW , near Emsworth.) McRAE^NATjL^NIEL^ 20536. Pte., 2nd Batt.; wounded, 1915; discharged, Dec. 98 THE CLAN MACRAE The Highland Light Infantry. MacRAE, 43078. McCRAE, A., 14381. Pte.; wounded, 1916. McCRAE, A., 29010. Pte.; wounded, 1917. (Glasgow.) McRAE, A., 201190. Wounded, 1918. McRAE, A. R., 36605. Pte.; wounded, 1917. (Glasgow) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, Bugler, 5th Batt. (Glasgow) MACRAE, ANDREW CARNEGIE, Pte. (Plockton, Lochalsh ) MacRAE, ANGUS, 74227. Pte. (Carbost, Isle of Skye ) MACRAE, D., 20782. Pte.; wounded

MCRAfGla?gow2)581- PtC-; three timCS W0Unded' M^ ™> Oct. 1917, Sept. 1918. McCRAE, D., 42583. Wounded, 1918. (Glasgow )

"^S,1 22301• Pte-< lst Batt- ga-d and wounded in France, 1917.

MA 1 fll ) att; ^"?^,^^^ o Tt ?u c^ff ^ ^ con., Uth (S.) Batt. JÍstrnS N? 21 nrfr' ^ t0 1915; CaP* 1915, 19;16, 1917; Instructor Officer Cadet S ml™? "5 %Tn' Mar. 1919; wounded, shell sho^^An^entiL 1£ iSï ^r0*?"' near Antwerp.) -fumenueres, Apr. 1916. (Capellen, MACRAE, F., 24204. Wounded. (Kilsyth )

1916; for remainder of ^EPoSwWt Force; invalided home, Service, War Office, Khartourn (Glasgow) ' ^ ^ m the EgyPtían McCREATH, H. M., Lieut. See R. Sc. Fus. MacRAE, HUGH, 32498 P+P IR+T, 1918. (Str^C'Beauty'.) SeVerdy W0Unded' right leg, McRAE, J., 1027. Pte. ; wounded, 1916. (Glasgow) McCRAE, J., 15705. Pte.; wounded, 1916. MacRAE, J., 200626. Wounded. (Glasgow.) McRAE, JAMES, 40606. Pte. (West Kilbride )

MC^wounW Expedy. Force; and devotion to duty as'a stretchei-beÜr S ' C™SP™°™ gallantry the open often under shell fire A mvolved carrying men across

McRAE JAMES FARQUHAR, 3970. Piper, 2nd Batt. (Stirling) McCRAE, JOHN, 2128. Pte, 6th Batt.(T.F.); wounded, 1915 MacRAE, KENNETH, 29231. Cpl. (Shettleston.) ROLL OF SERVICE 99 MACRAE, L. GORDON, 57948. L/Cpl., 2nd Batt.; wounded, France, Oct. 1918. (Edinburgh.) MACRAE, M., Sergt.-Instructor, 18th Batt. (Stornoway.) MACRAE, MALCOLM, 31019. Pte.; wounded, 23 Apr. 1917, at Arras. (Glenbrittle, Carbost.) MACRAE, MARTIN, The Rev. 2nd Lieut, 18 Aug. 1918, from Seaforth Highrs. See Seaforths. MACRAE, MELVIN, 266545. Pte, 2/9th Batt, attd. 11th R. S. Fusiliers. (Cathcart, Glasgow.) MacRAE, MURDO, 350537. Wounded. (Lochalsh.) McCREATH, R., 11817. Cpl.; wounded. (Glasgow.) McRAE, R., 281598. Wounded. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, R. D., 2nd Lieut. MacRAE, ROBERT MACFARLANE, 1199. Sergt, 9th Batt. (Glasgow Highrs.); served with Glasgow Highrs. for 6 years before the outbreak of war ; twice wounded —Festubert, 1915; Arras, 1917; commd, 6th A. & S. Highrs, later attd. M. G. Batt. (Cathcart, Glasgow.) See A. & S. Highrs. MacRAE, RODERICK, 12130. Pte, 3/7th Batt.; served with Egyptian Expedy. Force. MacRAE, SIMON. McCRAE, T., 3662. Wounded. MACRAE, W. W., Lieut, 2nd Batt. (Pte. from 9th Royal Scots); Acting Capt, High­ land Cyclist Batt, whilst commanding a Coy, 1918. MACRAE, WILLIAM, 40279. Pte, 53rd T. Res. Batt. (Gorebridge.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 202344. Pte.; severely wounded, May 1917; discharged—the result of wounds. (Glenbrittle, Carbost.) * MACRAE, WILLIAM DONALD, B.L, Glasg, 1920. Glas. Univ. O.T.C., May 1914; commd, 18 Oct. 1914. Capt. and Adjt, 6th Batt.; served with Egyptian Expedy. Force; wounded, Palestine, Nov. 1917. M.C, 8 Nov. 1917, ** During an attack on a strong enemy position his Company was met by some troops who were retiring in the face of a superior enemy force. Having rallied these men, ne led them forward agam, together with his Company, drove back the enemy and re-estabhshed the line. The skilful manner in which this officer handled his Company, together with his personal courage, contributed greatly to the final success of the operations." (Glasgow.) Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke of Albany's). McCRAE, , 1124. L/Cpl. (Alness.) — , , , , MACRAE, A., 6723. Wounded, 1916. (Muh of Ord.) McRAE, ADAM, 675. Pte, 4th Batt.; enhsted, 5 Aug. 1914; served at home; dis­ charged, Apr. 1915. (Golspie.) MacRAE, ADAM, 241483. Pte, l/5th Batt.; enhsted, June 1916: served in France • seriously wounded, May 1918. (Golspie.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 1197. L/Cpl. l/4th (T.) Batt.; embodied, 5 Aug. 1914 ; served m France; wounded, Mar. 1915; discharged, Dec. 1915. (Fearn, Ross.) 8 100 THE CLAN MACRAE

MCRAl\í^E5AlS6íR;I?I4- Pte-' V4th(T.) Batt.; embodied, 5 Aug. 1914 • transfd l/5th Batt., Sept. 1916, 242399; twice wounded at Ypres. (Muir of Ordi ' McRAE, ALEXANDER, S/1693. Pte., 8th Batt.; enlisted, 25 Aug 1914 MacRA E,^ ALEXANDER, jgg, L/Cpl., 9th Batt.; enhsted, Sept. 1914 ;' served *

MACRAE, ALEXANDER, 4862. Pte., l/5th Batt.; wounded. (Thurso)

MCR X Pte ; L/CP1 R ^^oT^] - - ' ^ > -A.M.C.; Jany. 1918, ^^^S^kHSSS:pte'3rdBatt; enüsted'Dec-1915; tr-fd- MacRAE^ AIÆXANDER, S/27503. Pte., 4th Batt.; enhsted. June 1918. (Conon,

MacRAE, ALEXANDER, .S/43045. Pte., 3rd Batt.; enhsted, Nov 1915 • served in France; wounded and gassed, Aug. 1918. (Dingwall) m

MCRAfiXE£Tiylif1949' M Ba"'; M»-1916 • i« Franc, ^TSM Ke-lst Batt-; A^ 1916; — *

"^Kra^^Æ^, & l'C fer4 APr' 1916 ^ — ^Fr^SS^i.,267513' L/C>"- "4th **i "ay .9,6; served MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 267525. Pte., 6th Batt • enhsted Mav iQifi • 9 Apr. 1917. (Easter Rarichie, Nigg.j ' ' May 1916 ' ™n«Ied,

McRAE, ALEXANDER CHRISTIE, 240241 Col 2nd lafpr Srt. r> ++

(Sfourfe? LairgP) TW913; served m France; wounded. Aug. 1918. MACRAE, ANDREW, 828. Pte., l/4th Batt • enhsted W . A • ^ discharged, Sept. 1915. (Golspie ) P ' served ln France; MACRAE, ANDREW, S/4873. Pte., 3rd Batt. • enhsted Au* 1Q14 • c A • ^ wounded, June 1918. (Inverness.) ' g' 1914' Served m France'" MacRAE, ANDREW, S/23276. Pte., 3rd Batt. • enhsted Tune 1Q17 • A- ^ discharged, Aug. 1917. (Golspie.) ennstea, June 1917 ; served m France ; McCRAE, ANDREW, 241115. Pte., 5th Batt.; enhsted Tulv 1Q1

MACRAE, ANDREW H., 1304. Pte l/4th IT \ Ra+* • «„K * A ? „ A, I9 ; Served i(Invergordon.n France; invalide) d home from The wÍto^Froílwestern Front, discharged*, , iMaí y 1916.

MACRAE, ANDREW THOMAS WATTERS, 2nd Lieut 1st Ra« • ^ . ^ ^ Sií^ï^'EdÍnburgh; Student of medierne Edin UniV? fm-lS^Sfc ImV' 1914-1915; Cadet; commd., Seaforth Highrs Mar 1914 • A/rw VV* \W MACRT^™?' 1916-18: Í9"e"9"• MACRAE, ANGUS, Lieut.,4thBatt.; educated, Geo Watson's Poll FHi K J , in arts, Edinb. Univ., 1912-14, 1919; UA^^l^^^ ROLL OF SERVICE 101 commd., 4th Batt. Seaforth Highrs., Apr. 1915; served in France; wounded, 23 Mar. 1918 ; prisoner of war, 23 Mar.—24 Dec. 1918. (Kinbeachie.) McRAE, ANGUS, S/29820. Pte., 3rd Batt.; enhsted, Oct. 1918. McRAE, ANGUS D., 4126. Pte., 3/4th; 201352, Cpl., l/4th Batt.; enhsted, July 1915; served in France; wounded and gassed, Sept. 1918. (Fernaig, Stromeferry.) McRAE, CHARLES, S/13702. Pte., 3rd Batt.; enhsted, Nov. 1915 ; wounded, 1917; transfd. Lab. Corps, Mar. 1918, 541732. (Helensburgh.) MACRAE, CHARLES, 266944. Pte., 6th Batt.; enhsted, July 1916; transfd. H.L.L, Apr. 1917. McRAE, CHRISTOPHER ARTHUR RANKINE, 2nd Lieut.; Glas. Univ. O.T.C., Jany. 1918; transfd. Edin. Univ. O.T.C, Jany. 1918. MACRAE, D., 1782. Pte, H Coy, 4th Batt. (Scoraig, Dundonnell.) MacRAE, D., 3033. Pte, 4th Batt. McRAE, D., 16451. Pte, wounded, 1917. (AUangrange.) McCRAE, DAVID, S/2091. Pte, 3rd Batt.; enhsted, Aug. 1914; discharged. (West Wemyss.) McRAE, DAVID, 12749. Pte, 7th Batt. ; twice wounded, Dec. 1916, Somme; Oct. 1917, Passchendaele. (Montrose.) MACRAE, DAVID, 200246. Pte, l/4th Batt.; enhsted, 5 Aug. 1914; transfd. R.E. Nov. 1917, 404432. MACRAE, DAVID, 240180. Sergt, 3rd Batt.; enhsted, Aug. 1914; served in France. (Lochinver.) MacRAE, DONALD, 445. Pte, l/4th(T.) Batt.; enhsted, 5 Aug 1914; served in France ; wounded, Aubers Ridge, May 1915; discharged, Mar. 1916. Accidentally killed after demobihzation. (Muh of Ord.) McRAE, DONALD, 2378. Pte, 4th Batt.; transfd. Cameron Highrs. McRAE, DONALD, 3870. Pte, 4th Batt.; embodied, May 1915 ; transfd. H.L.I, Jany. 1917, 355541. McRAE, DONALD, S/3902. Pte, 9th Batt.; enhsted, Sept. 1914; twice wounded, Aug. 1915, Festubert; Sept. 1916, Vimy; disabled, discharged, Dec. 1918. (Forres.) McRAE, DONALD, S/12175. Sergt, 3rd Batt.; enhsted, Dec. 1915; served in France; wounded, Sept. 1916, on the Somme ; promoted Sergt. on the Field; again wounded, July 1917, at Ypres. M.M, 9 Dec. 1916; Bar to M.M. 19 Nov. 1917. Formerly a member of Inverness Burgh Constabulary, and the first of that Force to join the colours. (Inverness.) MACRAE, DONALD, S/20078. Pte, 3rd Batt.; transfd. Lab. Corps, May 1917, 8098. MacRAE, DONALD, S/22849. Pte, 3rd Batt.; enhsted, June 1917; transfd. Lab. Corps, Aug. 1918, 640357. (Sallachy, Ardelve.) MACRAE, DONALD, S/32959. Pte, 3rd Batt.; enhsted, Nov. 1917; home service; discharged, Aug. 1918. (Applecross.) McRAE, DONALD, 201309. L/Cpl, l/4th Batt.; enhsted, June 1915; served in France. (Deptford, London.) 102 THE CLAN MACRAE ">™> '» ín*. "WfelSf feJ?&ftenlisted'Feb-I916: MacRAE, DONALD, 305198. (Scoraig, Dundonnell.) MacRAE DONALD J S/3674. Pte.; L/Cpl., 3rd Batt.; four times wounded-Au. 1916, Apnl 1917, Mar. 1917, July 1918. (Glasgow.) g> McRAE, DONALD MATHESON, 5192. Pte. (Scourie, Lairg )

MAC^an,ceDO(DAiochR)OSS, ^ J Pte' R E'' ~* in

M^c^ 1914; served, MacRAE, DUNCAN, 3297. Pte., 6th Batt.; euhsted, Aug. 1915 ; trausfd. Apr. 1916, MC^2S^e^9?5d N0V- 1904 ; tranSfd- 1St *»* MAC^L£SNKyi?) 1666°- Pte ' 7th Batt-; W0Unded' Harlebeke- 20 Oct. 1918. MACRAE, DUNCAN, S/22987. Pte.; L/Cpl., 8th Batt.; euhsted, Feb 1916- served in France; wounded, Apr. 1918. (Ardelve, Kyle) * MAC™fen™ZCA"' S/2731L 3rd Batt; CnliSted' Feb" 1916 ' WOUnded' 1918- MaCR^icM NCAN* S/28233, ^1^^ enhsted. Feb. 1916; served in France.

Egypt, etc.; wounded, Salonica, 6 Dec. 1916. (Easter Rarichie, Mgg) P MACRAE, DUNCAN NEIL, S/13179. Pte., 2nd Batt.; wounded Arras Anr 1917 •

n d 8 at anandd wwaass alt^KtSa student at Glasgo? w j?^Univ. whe*?n he «joine d NiSSTlSatiSup. (Weisdale, SShetland. strnoway,) ' ^anÆderÆf 15'' má * ^ Vohmteers' ™ at Tain, 1915. (The

MaCRAFEo^sD)WARD' 266182' Pte' 1/6th Batt; enlÍSted' May 1915 ; served in France- McRAE, EWEN, 24999. Pte., l/6th Batt. (Balintore, Fearn ) MacRAE, F. (Capt., unattd. hst, T.F.). Temp. 2nd Lieut., Dec. 1918 McRAE, F. E„ 8860. Pte., 2nd Batt.; wounded, 1915

2nd ^''^^^SS^T&^irom Cameron Highrs ; served' , France. (Glenel> g«*«ed Kyle. ) Jany. 1912. Re-enlisted

1St eiÜisted ^^f^i^d'aJi-J^1915-16 , Persian Gulf, 1917 '; wounded ??-Á, Oct. 1915' ; gassed, Oct.serve 1916d. in(Glasgow. France, ) ROLL OF SERVICE 103 MACRAE, FINLAY, S/29838. Pte, 3rd Batt.; enlisted, Oct. 1918; transfd. R.A.S.C, May 1919, M/411958. McRAE, GEORGE, S/14526. Pte, 3rd. Batt.; enlisted, Dec. 1915; transfd. Lab. Corps, May 1917, 115076. MacRAE, GEORGE, 202562. Pte, 4th Batt.; enUsted, Oct. 1916; transfd. Lab. Corps, Apr. 1918, 550255. MacRAE, GEORGE A., 348. Sergt, l/4th (T.) Batt.; enUsted, 5 Aug. 1914; wounded, France, 9 May 1915 ; discharged, Mar. 1916. (Corryblan, Edderton.) MacRAE, GEORGE WILLIAM, 2281, 200510. Sergt, l/4th(T.) Batt.; embodied, Sept 1914; served, France; wounded, Neuve Chapelle, 12 Mar. 1915. Men­ tioned in Despatches, the first of the rank and file of the l/4th Batt. to gam this honour. Cross of St. George, 3rd class (Russian), "For conspicuous bravery in bandaging and helping a wounded sergeant into safety at Neuve ChapeUe under very heavy rifle and sheU fire." E.G., 25 Aug. 1915. Mentd, L.G., 22 June 1915, France. (Tain.) MacRAE, HECTOR GEORGE, 1355. Sergt, 1st Batt.; enlisted, Mar. 1914; home service. (Branahuie, Stornoway.) McRAE, HENRY, S/2953. Pte, 1st Batt.; enUsted, Sept. 1914; transfd. M.G.C, June 1917, 12728. McRAE, HENRY JAMES, 12728. L/Cpl, 1st Batt.; transfd. MiUtary Foot PoUce, Baghdad. (Inverness.) MACRAE, HUGH, 1730, 200246. Pte, 4th Batt; wounded, Aubers Ridge. (Fortrose.) McRAE, J., 2898. Sergt.; wounded, 1916. McRAE, J., 2964. Wounded, 1916. (Buckie.) MacRAE, J., 12796. Pte.; wounded. (Applecross.) MACHRAY, J., 22886. Wounded, 1918. (Forfar.) MACRAE, J. H., 2958. L/Cpl, Drummer, 4th Batt.; wounded; attd. 11th Entrenching Batt, B.E.F. (Failsworth, Manchester.) MACRAE, J. R., 2418. McCRAE, JAMES, 174. Sergt.-Major.; commd.; seconded for duty with R.F.C. Mentd., 1916, France. M.B.E, 1918. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, JAMES, 1756. Pte, 6th Batt.; enUsted, Aug. 1914. (CuUen.) MacRAE, JAMES, 2418, 200741. C.Q.M.S, 4th Batt.; embodied, Oct. 1914; home service. (Tain.) McCRAW, JAMES, 3822. Pte, 7th Batt.; missing, 1915. (Eastfield.) McCRAE, JAMES, S/4086. Pte, 7th Batt. (Kilmarnock.) McRAE, JAMES, 4908. Pte, 3rd Batt.; transfd. Lab. Corps, Sept. 1916. MacRAE, JAMES, 5329. Pte, 3rd Batt.; enUsted, June 1916; discharged for re- enUstment in M.G.C, Sept. 1916. MACRAE, JAMES, S/27761. Pte, 4th Batt.; enhsted, June 1918. (Nigg, Ross.) McRAE, JAMES, 266096. Pte.; enhsted, Jan. 1915; Sergt.; served in France; dis­ charged, Oct. 1917. (Buckie.) 104 THE CLAN MACRAE

MaCRAnEH RA MEAS E'\^°- Rei' 2nd Batt-: enlisted, 1904. Went to France with 2ndi Baft t Aug. 1914; wounded Ypres 25 Apr. 1915; returned to France, Jany 1916; demobilized, Mar. 1919. (Forres.) J y" MacRAE JOHN, S/7060. Pte., 3rd Batt., 4072; Sergt., 1st Batt.; enlisted, Jany 1911, home service; discharged, Apr. 1915. (Lochs, Stornoway.) y' MacRAE, JOHN, 23059. Pte., 7th Batt. MAXpt.J?9H^ SCrVed °n the «Wil

MAG N 8 P 3rd A ^'I9TN 0:OS - (Naín.) ^ "* ^ ™, MacRAE, JOHN, S/28059. Pte., 7th Batt.; enlisted, June 1918 (Kyle) McRA|^£HN,S^10. Pte-3rdBatt-; enlisted, Sept. 1918; transfd. Gordon Highrs.,

MCRA29b88OHN' 29888' Pte" Batt; enÜSted' °Ct- 1918: transfd- Gordon Hig^„ MacRAE, JOHN, S/31472. Pte. Re-enHsted, Gordon Highrs 24046

Mac N 200777 L/Sergt 4th Batt; enlisted aQ 1915 ^ug.™ 7. ' - " ' J y- RG.A, MacRAE, JOHN, 201836. L/Cpl., l/4th Batt.; enlisted, Feb. 1916 ; served in France • twice wounded, Apr. and July 1918. (Invergordon.j ' MacRAE, JOHN, 203246. L/Cpl., l/4th Batt.; enhsted, Dec. 1916; served in France- wounded, Apr. 1918; gassed, Sept. 1918. (Kishorn, Lochcarron.) ' MacRAE, JOHN, 204596. Pte., 4th Batt.; served with B.E.F. (S. Erradale Gahloch) M^'o^T^£ï' W'8*^ enhsted.Aug.1914; served in France ; MacRAE JOHN DONALD, 267511 L/Cpl., 6th Batt.; enlisted, under age, Jany

MaC ^eS^ Sf7.«y-tj -sted, Jan, 1915; McRAE, JOHN MALCOLM, 267292. Pte., 5th Batt.; enlisted, Feb. 1915 • served in France ; wounded, Apr. 1918. M.M., E.G., 17 Dec. 1917. (Golspie ) MAC1n \42T^^\^fT' * Batt" He e^ted in the Seaforths in lát« at the age of 16. He served through the S. African War and wa« mm.

i S UI r fflTW to ? *' 1910? commd., L?eut and Q M, 25 Feb. 6 aC VC Service 1914 Sent' lÆrW^V. + f' S , ' Se?*- • ^ved in France, sept 1914—Dec. 1915 ; took part in Battles of Neuve Chapelle and Loos • ea- zetted to East Lancashire Regt.; Capt. and Adj. of 1st Batt?Aug ?915 Served m Mesopotamia, Dec. 1915-Apr. 1916, Dec. 1916-Nov lSf? Took nart m the Battle of Sheik Sa'ad, where " When aU the sen^r officer^f had become cïï ualties, he took command of the Battahon, thereby savingSlS?

SannTvat^aríd IZÍn* fn™PfJy- ^ USC °f his fists' Dangerously wounded, o^ Baghdad^ 1Q17 nl7et '&FL*? Took P** in the capture 1^7 ', 1917; Battle of Istabulat, Apr. 1917; Battle of Tekrit Nov 1917, where he won a Bar to his D.S.O. and was severely woïidïl IM fa ROLL OF SERVICE 105 Palestine, Egypt and Sudan, Jany. 1918-Oct. 1919. In May 1918 was apptd. Tempv. Lt.-Col. in command 2/4th Batt., Devonshire Regt.; in Sept 1918 was posted to command the l/4th Batt., Wütshire Regt., till it was demobilized, Oct. 1919 He was four times mentioned in Despatches, Mar. 1915, Sept. 1915, Apr. 1917 Oct 1918 He is one of four brothers who served in the Army, his own two 'sons served in their father's regiment, the Seaforths, the eldest bemg killed in France. (Branahuie.) MacRAE, JOSEPH, 2931. Pte., 4th Batt. (Dornie.) MACRAE, JOSEPH, S/40455. Pte, 3rd Batt.; enhsted, Nov. 1915; served in France; wounded and gassed, May 1918. (Dingwall.) MACRAE, K., 1559. Pte. MACRAE, KENNETH, 1999. Pte. 4th Batt.; enhsted, Sept. 1914 ; home service; discharged, Apr. 1916. (Culbokie, Ross.) MacRAE, KENNETH, S/23317. Pte, 1st Batt.; enhsted, Feb. 1916; served on Persian Gulf, 1917-18; Egypt, 1918-19. (Ullapool.) MacRAE, KENNETH, S/23388. Pte, 1st Batt.; enhsted, Aug. 1917; served on Persian Gulf, 1917-18; Egypt, 1918. (Gairloch.) McRAE, KENNETH, S/23735. Pte, 4th Batt.; enhsted, Sept. 1917; home service. (Erradale, Gairloch.) MACRAE, KENNETH, S/23739. Pte, 3rd Batt.; enlisted, Sept. 1917; transfd. R.F.C, 99280. (Erbusaig, Kyle.) McRAE, KENNETH D., 200165. Cpl, l/4th Batt.; enhsted, 5 Aug. 1914; crossed to France, Nov. 1914 ; served 2 years 9 months ; invalided ; discharged, Apr. 1919. (Conon Bridge.) McCRAE, LACHLAN, S/27788. Pte.; enhsted, June 1918; home service. (Greenock.) MACRAE, LACHLAN, S/29681. Pte.; enhsted, Oct. 1918; home service. (Kyle.) MacRAE, M., 6724. Wounded, 1917. (Gairloch.) MacRAE, M., 242340. L/Cpl.; wounded, 1917. (Badacro.) McRAE, M., 265410. Pte, 6th Batt.; enhsted, 6 Aug. 1914; transfd. Lab. Corps. Mar. 1917. MACRAE, MARTIN, The Rev, S/16396. L/Cpl, 1st Batt.; enhsted, Dec. 1915; served Mesopotamia, 1916-17 ; Egypt, 1918; commd, H.L.L, 18th Aug. 1918. (Kil- main Manse, Mull.) See H.L.L MacRAE, MURDO, 1465. Pte, l/4th, transfd. l/5th, 242340; enhsted, 5 Aug. 1914; served in France ; wounded, May 1915. (Gairloch.) MacRAE, MURDO, 1659. Sergt., l/4th(T.) Batt.; enhsted, 5 Aug. 1914; served, France; transfd. Lab. Corps, Aug. 1916, 23048. (Kinlochewe.) McRAE, MURDO, S/7423. Pte, 2nd Batt.; enhsted, 1913; twice wounded; transfd. Lab. Corps, Sept. 1917, 368129. MACRAE, MURDO, 10236. Pte, DepCt.; enhsted, 1907 ; served, France; gassed, 1915; severely wounded, 1916 ; discharged, Feb. 1917. (Lochs, Stornoway.) MacRAE, MURDO, 16916. Re, l/5th Batt.; enhsted, Nov. 1916; served, France; twice wounded, July 1917; June 1918. (Dingwall.) 106 THE CLAN MACRAE

MaCR Batt attd M G C ; wounded ApAprr . iS?^!!1918, July 1918? . MentdSF&. D.C.M. -(Kinlochewe.' - )- See M G Can d gassed ' MaC%460noRD°' S/2750°- Re ' V4thBatt.; enlisted, June 1918; transfd. R.A.S.C. MACRAE, MURDO, 201333. Cpl., l/6th Batt.; enlisted, June 1915 • served in Franr. •

»h« an *u- Sept. 1918, For conspicuous gallantry m?t Stíltív, »'S5 te Co"lpa,ly had become ^ïaMes. this N C.O.'. auth ras••teæ? Í&ÏTM thei k ^ *T£SÆÉ 5 MCRAcórpMS. ^ 4th «•*«• O* «•"•: <—l Ub.

M K ^ÏÏTSL tfr^ iotaeduP4Aug. «4; served in France; McRAE. MURDOCH,S/23253. Pte.; enlisted, June 1917; served iu Frauce. (Aberdeen)

( ^WOTÆ, £&« fa^ted, „, I917; served S

MacRAE, N.f 1241. Pte.; missing, 1916. (Stornoway.) MACRAE, R., 6470. Wounded, 1916. (Irvine.) MACRAE, R., 8312. L/Cpl.; wounded, 1916. MACHRAY, R., S/41305. Pte. M.M., 1918. (Inverurie) MacRAE, ROBERT, 4155. Pte., 6th Batt.; enlisted, June 1916 • transfd 5th Batt e^sted,BMRT'lmö^served^in »W - ^ me; discharged

MacRAE, ROBERT, 27344. L/Cpl. (Reraig, Kyle.)

^•.ÆeT's^fr9i7 fe?" Bat,': •*«• N- ««i <—i-

MCRAfstoSaf,,CK- ^ Batt; ^ h F™» * >9>* <** «- Batt.

McR^örpfoT!SK7: æ &r Bat,'; ^Dec'1914: «-*Lab-

shire.) Sæ 1Í.GX* : served m Frmce- C5"«"«. Moray- ROLL OF SERVICE 107

MacRAE, RODERICK, S/21520.

B.E.FJÖ.JC.r. froi-lUllml AugAUg.. 1917 ouuiiiuwn , v.—™.—. •• —, \ ' - " 1919, 30481. (Plockton.) MACRAE, RODERICK, S/29613. Pte., 3rd Batt.; enlisted, Sept. 1918; transfd. R.A.S.C, M/374892. MacRAE, RODERICK, 241982. L/Cpl., 2nd Batt.; three times wounded; discharged; again called up and served in R.E. (Lochs, Stornoway.) MacRAE, SIMON, S/22753. Pte., 1st Batt.; enhsted. May 1917; served in France; wounded and gassed, Nov. 1918. (Garve.) MacRAE, THOMAS, 126. Piper, l/4th Batt.; served in France; discharged, Mar. 1916. (Muir of Ord.) MacRAE, THOMAS, 10295. Pte., 1st Batt.; enhsted, 1907; served in France; wounded, Dec. 1915 ; discharged. (Perth.) MACRAE, THOMAS, S/40301. Pte., 7th Batt.; enhsted, 1910; transfd. R.E., June 1917, 251021. MacRAE, THOMAS, 200307. Pte., 4th Batt.; enhsted, 5 Aug. 1914; home service. (Boath, Alness.) McRAE, THOMAS M., S/28350. Pte, 4th Batt.; enhsted, June 1918 ; home service. (Port Glasgow.) MACRAE, THOMAS McD., 1399, 200088. Sergt, l/4th(T.) Batt.; embodied, 5 Aug. 1914 ; served in France; wounded, Arras, 23 Apr. 1917. (Tain.) McCRAE, WILLIAM, 42. L/Cpl.; enhsted, 1908; served in France; wounded, Nov. 1917. Mentd, E.G., 15 Aug. 1917, Mesopotamia. (Edinburgh.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 1295, 200047. L/Cpl, l/4th(T.) Batt.; embodied, 5 Aug. 1914; served in France; wounded, Nov. 1916. (, Gairloch.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 1661. L/Cpl, l/4th(T.) Batt.; embodied. 5 Aug. 1914; served in France; wounded, June 1915; discharged, June 1916. (Badachro, Gauloch.) McRAE, WILLIAM, S/5012. Pte, 9th Batt.; enhsted, Sept. 1914; served in France. (Halkirk.) MACRAE, WILLIAM, S/5169. Pte, 9th Batt.; enhsted, Sept. 1914; home service ; discharged, Jany. 1915. (Stornoway.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 8609. L/Sergt, 2nd Batt.; three times wounded, July 1916, June 1917, Aug. 1918; served in France. (Edinburgh.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 22872. Pte, 7th Batt.; enhsted, June 1917; served in France ; wounded; prisoner of war, 24 Mar. 1918—15 Mar. 1919. (Ullapool.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 202344. Pte, 8th Batt.; transfd. Lab. Corps, Aug. 1917. MACRAE, WILLIAM, 240084. Pte, 4th Batt.; enhsted, 5 Aug. 1914; transfd. to 315 Protection Coy,Th Septe . 1916Gordo. n Highlanders. McRAE, A., 2nd Lieut.; Cadet; 2nd Lieut, Mar. 1917. MacRAE, A., 1417. Pte, 4th Batt.; wounded, 1915. MACHRAY, A., 241019. Pte.; wounded, 1918. 108 THE CLAN MACRAE MACHRAY, A. J.,32811. Wounded, 1916. (Aberdeen)

"•"47™?' ^0'20- »~' **• —M. Apr. .9,5, J„y

"'"Sii'^SSS.K GC) CpI-151 Balt-: **•—s^19"' °* served France; threes McRAE, ANDREW, 32867. Pte., 3rd Batt. (Inverurie.)

McCRAE, ANGUS McGREGOR, S/l 1499 PtP íet . T/ri t^u T, wounded, Günmon, on the å^^^^V^ i acRi/<ósS: TÆfiUw -5,st Grid-Batt: trmsid-R°yal ** «4 MacRAE, CHARLES, S/28823. A/Cpl., 52nd Batt. (Balvaird. Muir of Ord ) McRAE, COLIN, 11167. Pte.; wonnded, 1916. (Aberchirder ) UmtSSflá&rSL£íT**t **—•• «.Lab. Corps, Aa, McRAE, D., 17508. Pte.; wounded, 1917. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, D„ 1/19106. T.R., 51st Bde

""^feSffi!, SmiS- Ple': Cameron Highrs.. Apr. ,918, S/4,254. McRAE, DAVID, T.R./30089. Pte., 53rd Grad. Batt. (Stirling) Me^'nT^ J2"801' wounded, Aug. ,9,8. (Wea. Calder.) McRAE, DONALD, S/220,9. Pte., l/7th Batt. (Lochnssie, Conon ) McRAE, DONALD, S/22670. Pte., 2nd Batt.; wounded, July 1918 (Perth ) MCRA B 2 ) ^ » «; aS&SSf U. WNo. W.R,7956/ 9;

"^rtrS.&r'1/6t" Batt- ' «— - . *-* Aug.

M æ, /CpI D 16lh Pht ^C™M.s ,Ski ' ^ °.^^rad.Batt.; Iater.28822

MKSte%rM; Í0Íned' SePt 19M: — fa France; ^S^'^iKis^Wi *-i viously in the S. AfSan Wa, (FifeS.) * yearS m Frmce 8,1,1 V ROLL OF SERVICE 109 McRAE, GEORGE, 200277. C.S.M., l/4th Batt.; wounded, June 1915; 2nd Lieut, from Officer Cadet Unit, 27 Aug. 1918. D.C.M., July 1917: "Early in an attack, when all the officers and the C.S.M. had become casualties, he took command, led the company to its first objective, organized the consolidation, and handled the situation with skill and great courage." (Germiston, S. Africa.) MACRAE, GEORGE, 240473. Pte.; Sergt., D Coy., l/5th Batt.; wounded, Nov. 1916, at Beaumont Hamel; transfd. Lab. Corps, Dec. 1917, 494428. (Fochabers.) MACRAE, GEORGE GORDON, S/25470. Pte., 3rd Batt. Educated Geo. Watson's Coll Edinburgh; joined O.T.C, 1915; student in Med., Edin. Univ., 1917, 1919. Univ OTC Infy., Oct. 1917—June 1918, Cadet; Officer Cadet, July 1918; 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt. Gordon Highrs, Mar. 1919. (Edinburgh.) McCRAE, GEORGE McC, 242051. Cpl, 6/7th Batt.; twice wounded, May 1917, July 1918. (Bucksburn, Aberdeen.) McRAE, GEORGE P., S/24080. Pte, 3rd Batt. (Woodside, Aberdeen.) McRAE, HARRY W., S/19819. Pte, 3rd Batt, later 9th Batt.; attested, Apr. 1917 ; served B.E.F, 1918, with 9th Gordons ; transfd. Black Watch, Apr. 1918, S/41487 ; wounded, Apr. 1918; served, B.E.F, 9th (S) Black Watch, 1918-1919. (Fortrose.) MACRAE, IAN, 29615, S/28824. Pte, 52nd Batt. (Stornoway.) McRAE, J., 1823. L/Cpl, 4th Batt.; wounded. MACHRAY, J. T., 201527. L/Sergt.; wounded, 1917. (Aberdeen.) MACRAE, JAMES, T.R./8034. Acting L/Cpl, 52nd Batt. (Port Dundas, Glasgow.) MacRAE, JAMES, S/21910. Pte, 1st Batt. Re-enlisted in Cameron Highrs, 34357. (Inverness.) MACRAE, JAMES, 200706. Pte, 4th Batt.; wounded, July 1918, (Aberdeen.) McRAE, JAMES, 240708. Pte, 5th Batt.; transfd. Scottish Rifles, Apr. 1918, 51554; McRAE, JAMES, 285029. Pte, 3rd Batt.; came from Canada to enlist; joined Roy. Scots Fusiliers; transfd. A. & S. Highrs.; finally served with Gordon Highrs. Missing, 23 Mar. 1917 ; prisoner of war, Limburg; repatriated, Dec. 1918; transfd. Black Watch, 1st Batt, May 1919, S/31319. (Moberley, Ontario; Stornoway.) McRAE, JAMES PETERKIN, S/24077. Pte, l/4th Batt. (Buckie.) McRAE, JOHN, 7837. Pte, 3rd Batt.; discharged, Mar. 1915. (Buckie.) McCRAE, JOHN, S/11387. Pte, 2nd Batt.; wounded, May 1917. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, JOHN, S/18871. Pte, 1st Garr. Batt. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, JOHN, 21909. Pte, 52nd Grad. Batt.; transfd. M.G.C, 174459. (ScotweU, Muir of Ord.) McRAE, JOHN, S/22048. Pte, 2nd Batt.; missing. McRAE, JOHN, S/22742. Pte, 1st Batt. M.M, E.G., 17 June 1919. (New Deer, Aberdeenshire.) McRAE, JOHN, S/29088. Pte, 52nd Batt. (Paisley.) McRAE, JOHN, S/29313. Pte, 52nd Batt. (Achnasheen, Ross-shire.) MacRAE, JOHN, 30502. Pte, 1st Batt, later 24046, L/Cpl. (Lentran, Inverness- shire.) 110 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAE, JOHN, 33769. Etc. 53rd Batt. (Larne, Ireland.) McRAE, JOHN, 266801. Pte., 6th Batt.; transfd. M.G.C., Aug. 1917 117125 (Aberd™

(Folkestone.) 4Uth 1K- Batt-« commd., Mar. 1917.

M S/22532 B ^fAbe;S;:, - " ^ — " »—: wounded, Ap, .9.8. McRAE, R„ 11037. Wounded.

M^?,lTartickPt)e"'5tllBatt: SerVedinFranc^ transfd. Lab. Corps, Oet. 1917, McRAE, REGINALD ROSS, 30363. Pte., 53rd Grad. Batt. (Broughty Ferry ) McRAE, RICHARD, S/17334. Pte., l/4th Batt. (London ) ^ McRAE, RICHARD A.", 27892. L/Sergt., 3rd Batt. (Manehester.) McRAE, ROBERT, S/29114. Pte., 52nd Batt. (Dundee) McRAE, ROBERT, 265706. Pte., 6th Batt.; wounded, Feb. 1915. (Buckie) McRAE, ROBERT ALLAN, 203026 Pte 4th Tfatt • « A - T T A MACR^^oLV;MACRAE, ROBERT^ R„ 31562 . Pte.^, 1st »Batt . (Dundee ) **

McCREATH, W., 40662. Pte.; wounded, 1918 '

MCSAÍ WÍM',^' S/7519 P" ^^.Apr..915. (Aberdeen.) McRtE'w.LL AM-.'i845' 266106- "* (Aberlour, Banbshire.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 12412. Wounded, 1917. (Inverurie.) fAbS"fM' S"5203- Pt^ **->• *» T. Res.. Nov. ,9,7, T.R.^,203.

51St Grad Eatt A McRAEMCRIE, WZAWILLIAMM , ÏS/28287T . Pte., 53rd -Batt. - (Bucki< e^ 1 .

McRAE, WILLIAM, 240484 Pte 5tb Ra(. • A • x. McRAE, WILLIAM,291643 Re *^8^"^ j^de,Aberdeenshire.) (Aberdeen.) " 7th Batt' transfd- Lal>- Corps, Nov. 1917, 446641. The Queen's Own Cafheron Hioh.sm.w«, MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 1475 Serct Mh R.H- x . o . MacRAE, ALEXANDER 7646 *Xi£ Section' (Kinloch Laggan.) 1916; traisiffi&^AftRi —ted, Inverness, Aug. June 1917-Feb. ISl^aig^^^^ ^ed whfcB.E.F., ROLL OF SERVICE 111 MACRAE, ALEXANDER, 8991. Pte., 3rd Batt.; enlisted, 1910; served in France ; wounded, 1915, 2nd Battle of Ypres. (Muir of Ord.) MACRAE, ALEXANDER, 20130. Pte., 7th Batt.; enUsted, Inverness, Mar. 1916 ; transfd. Roy. Defence Corps, Apr. 1916. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 40388. Pte., 1st Batt.; enUsted, Inverness, Oct. 1915; served in France and Flanders ; wounded, Mar. 1918, Langemarck, Belgium ; discharged, Aug. 1918. (Muirtown, Inverness.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 40703. Cpl., 3rd Batt.; enUsted, Glasgow, Sept. 1915; served in France; wounded. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER KENNETH, 13221, 17950. L/Cpl, B Coy, 6th Platoon, Lewis Gun Section, 5th Batt.; served in France; once wounded, twice buried by shells; missing, 25 Apr. 1918. (Bracadale, Skye.) McRAE, ALLAN A. C, 21189. Pte.; enUsted, Glasgow, Oct. 1916; transfd. Lab. Corps, June 1918, 59103. MACRAE, ANGUS, 24336. Pte, 2nd Batt.; enUsted, Inverness, Mar. 1916; transfd. Scottish Rifles, Mar. 1917, 32327. McRAE, ANGUS, 26508. Pte.; enUsted, Feb. 1914, Achiltibuie; transfd. Gordon Highrs, 40649, l/7th Batt.; four times wounded, 1917, Mar, July and Aug. 1918. (Achnahaird, Garve.) MacRAE, ARCHIBALD, 9482. Pte, 3rd Batt.; enUsted, Inverness, 1913; wounded, 1914; transfd. Scottish Rifles, Feb. 1916, 24424. McRAE, B.J.L., 200581. Pte, 4th Batt.; enUsted, Jany. 1915, Inverness; discharged, Apr. 1915. (Inverness.) MACRAE, CHRISTOPHER, S/13554. L/Cpl, 6th Batt.; served in France. (Edin­ burgh.) McRAE, D., 696. Pte.; wounded. (Nigg.) McRAE, D., 6646. Pte.; served in France; wounded, 1914; discharged, May 1916. Re-enUsted, Apr. 1918. (Inverness.) MacRAE, DAVID, T.R. 1/15376. Pte, 5th Batt.; enUsted, Newport, Sept. 1916; transfd. A. & S. Highrs, Dec. 1917, S/23390. McRAE, DAVID, 18695. Pte, 7th Batt.; enUsted, Bo'ness, June 1915; transfd. Gordon Highrs, 2nd Batt, Sept. 1916, 43490 ; transfd. Lab. Corps, Sept. 1918, 656368. (Bo'ness.) MACRAE, DAVID, 20782. Pte, B Coy, 3rd Batt.; enUsted, Aug. 1915, Inverness ; served in France; wounded; discharged, May 1917. (Bunchrew.) MacRAE, DAVID, 41254. Pte.; enUsted, June 1917, Nairn; wounded. MacRAE, DONALD, 1682. Pte, 4th Batt.; enUsted, Apr. 1914, North Uist; dis­ charged, June 1915. (Lochmaddy.) McRAE, DONALD, 7272. Pte, 2nd Batt.; enUsted, 1905; served, France; twice wounded, 1914, 1916; discharged, Oct. 1918. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, DONALD, 7961. Drummer; enUsted, 1907; served in France; wounded, 1914; discharged, Jany. 1915. (Gourock.) MACRAE, DONALD, 8259. Pte, 2nd Batt.; enUsted, 1908; served in France and Flanders; twice wounded—May 1915, Oct. 1918, Ypres. (Dornie.) 112 THE CLAN MACRAE

"•*mh?SSS£hT"- J- "-.8; served in France.

later, prisoner of war in Germany, Aug. 1918. (InvVness j^' Æ Mar' 1918 i

MAC^BKNW^CAMER0N' 2"d »*• 25 ** .9.5, from Bladt Watch.

MCRAfklVON^,i^æNCE-3'51- Pte-: Coy,; served, —•-M —- MCRAÍADMUCN^,9S9T406Se'' 6t° BaM-: m&,ed' G1^»' Nov. ,914; transfd «t^' 233°9- " ^ Ba"-; TuM >»>«• (.»verness.) ^F^SeS, Kylf,'5th ^ listed, Dingwall, Jany. ,9,6/served enIisted Jaae 1918 Glas Balt; MacRM"^ÆT^^, E r Batt : ' 19I5: ttaM,d- ^ —. MCMMaCMaMACRAEMacRAE»^rpTsepC^™£f°^rLfr«NovE,„S.^ ., DUNC^N,^2256^EBENEZER1914GERGE. 9, '»4S825ÏREf,:™ ,, 1f, 4327T'ÍÍP. 6Pte,08e . -«"Ba,,.' Pt7tP,ee"7 '- ' 7th Bat' Batt; t5tenlisted ''•;" 7y577Qt K Aton^'-7 M ~- <*• J«*-» —°«* ROLL OF SERVICE 113 MacRAE, HUGH, 43162. Pte., 7th Batt, later 4th Batt.; enUsted, June 1914 ; wounded. (Lynedale, Portree.) MacRAE, HUGH, 200228. Pte.; missing 1918, later reported prisoner of war, Douay. (Beauly.) MacRAE, HUGH BOYD, 5240. Pte.; L/Cpl, 1st Batt.; enUsted, 1900. Re-enUsted, 1914; served in France; wounded, 1914; transfd. M.P.S.C, Mar. 1918, T/1866. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, J. A., 2988. Pte, 4th Batt.; enUsted, Glenelg, Jany. 1915; transfd. 2/1 st North Scot. R.G.A, May 1916. MacRAE, JAMES, 1473. Pte, 4th Batt, Transport Section; served in France. (Kinloch Laggan.) MacRAE, JAMES, 2496. L/Cpl.; wounded, 1916. (Carbost, Skye.) MacRAE, JAMES, T.R.1/13995. Pte, 5th Batt.; enUsted, Inverness, Aug. 1917. MACRAE, JAMES, 15992. Pte, 6th Batt.; enUsted, Glasgow, Nov. 1914; transfd. 40th T.R. Batt, 8034. McRAE, JAMES, 22828. Pte, 2nd Batt.; enUsted, Greenock, Dec. 1915; wounded. (Greenock.) McRAE, JAMES, 24085. Pte, 2nd Batt.; enUsted, Dundee, July 1916; transfd. Lab. Corps, May 1917, 3913. MacRAE, JAMES, 27631. Pte.; enUsted, Oct. 1914; transfd. to Dragoons for L.S. Sharpshooters, Aug. 1917, 126831 ; restored to Cameron Highrs, Dec. 1918, new No, 223244 ; twice wounded in France. (Carbost, Skye.) MACRAE, JAMES, 34357. Pte, 1st Batt. (Inverness.) MacRAE, JAMES, 43677. Pte, 10th Batt.; enUsted, Brora, Jany. 1916; transfd. Lovat's Scouts, 125508; restored, Cameron Highrs, Dec. 1918. (Brora.) MACRAE, JAMES W., 16710. Pte.; enUsted, London, Jany. 1915; wounded, 1918. (Raasay.) MACRAE, JOHN, 24, 25955. C.Q.M.S, 3rd and 4th Batts.; enUsted, Inverness, 1908; wounded, 1915. Mentd. M.S.M, L.G., 12 Dec. 1919. (Corrieblair, Edderton.) McRAE, JOHN, S/5186. Pte.; enUsted, 1910. (Buckie.) McRAE, JOHN, S/10529. Pte, 5th Batt.; enlisted, Glasgow, Sept. 1914; wounded, July 1915; discharged, Dec. 1918. (Glasgow.) McRAE, JOHN, 17549. Pte, 7th Batt.; enlisted, Glasgow, March 1915; transfd. M.G.C, Oct. 1918, 177862. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 2622. Pte, 4th Batt.; enUsted, Inverness, Nov. 1914; discharged, March 1915. (Glenelg.) MACRAE, JOHN FINLAY NOEL, 2074. Pte.; enUsted, London, Sept. 1914; commd, 11th (S.) Batt, Black Watch. See R.F.C. and Black Watch. MACRAE, JOHN GEORGE, 201398. Pte, 4th Batt.; enUsted, Dunblane, Nov. 1915; transfd. Lab. Corps, Nov. 1917, 484056. (Stirling.) MACRAE, JOHN MacGREGOR, 21750. Sergt, later A/C.S.M. ; enUsted, Edinburgh, Nov. 1915; transfd. M.G.C, Apr. 1916, 30132; wounded, 1916. D.C.M, Mar. 1917: " Although wounded he assumed command of his Section, and brought 114 THE CLAN MACRAE ïÆSS^BS^ heavy &e- Later again bdng wounded'he rema^

McRAE, JOSEPH, Pte., 3rd Batt.; served throughout the War. (Storuoway)

1916 ;La^^unded5 ' Uent^tlH f^m7 ^^^^^^^A^^ of 3rd Batt. till demobilization.' ^Sgl-^^ f™1 as Ad'*ant

MCCRAkye.)KENNETH' 2nd LÍeUt" 4th Batt'; ™Paid --ting officer. (Portree,

MaC^En^NrETH' 11819- Sergt.-Major; promoted Qmr. and Hon Lieut He

MACRAE. LACHLAN, M.A., B.A. A/Capt., 4th Batt. M.A, Aberd 1909 • B A

M^T.RLB?tt'fT.RRi/M3631' *^ Aberdeen, Aug. .9,7; transfd. ""JS&ïïfíS*5,h Ba,t-: enIisted' r~Jmy- Ma^attNM°aR1l9vTÍt™. ^ »»«««1. Dec. 1915; transfd. Black Watch, 2/7th fpe» BrídgeJ ' °° HÍgh"" Jany' 1918- (Achnaciy, McCRAE, PETER, 10216. Pte., 5th Batt.; enlisted, Bowhül, Aug. 1914. (Cardende.,

Honour-Cross of the Order of S George 3rd áaí r c' 5 A™ ?ï,f°T

SeWy W md officer out undefto Stt olaS Sm f í °< tann&g buiding ÏTRPC.' aJterplac,nghlm,ncov

MC0R^BS!ERT- 9438- France; wounded, Dunkirk, Nov. .9.7. M^dKTvSd, fenSSbi, SSSir19,4; —to F"" « ROLL OF SERVICE 115 McRAE, RODERICK, 25367. Pte., 5th Batt.; enUsted, Feb. 1915, Beauly ; wounded three times ; discharged, Aug. 1918. (Muir of Ord.) MacRAE, RODERICK, 200047. Pte, 4th Batt.; enUsted, 1909. (Nairn.) MACRAE, THOMAS, 2887. Pte, 2/4th Batt. (Balnagask, Aberdeen.) MacRAE, THOMAS, 27497. Pte.; enUsted, Inverness, Dec. 1914 ; wounded, May 1917 ; transfd. Lab. Corps, Apr. 1918, 555341. McRAE, THOMAS, 200062. Pte, 6th Batt.; enUsted, 1910; served in France. (Raasay.) McCRAW, W., 20978. Pte.; wounded, 1916. MacRAE, WILLIAM, 12899. Pte.; enUsted, , Sept. 1914 ; served in France; twice wounded—25 Sept. 1915, Loos ; 1916. (Lyndale, Portree.) MACRAE, WILLIAM, 26126. Pte, 2nd Batt.; enUsted, Feb. 1916. (Kirkhül, Inverness.) The Royal Irish Rifles.

McCREA, J., 16211. Pte. McCREA, J., 10950. Pte.; wounded, 1916. McRAE, JAMES WATSON, 9/43507. Pte, 9th, 2nd, 15th Batts.; served in France. (Stoke Newington.) McCREA, R., 351. Sergt.; wounded, 1918. (Doagh, Co. Antrim.) McCREA, R., 10/16709. Pte. M.M, L.G., 9 Nov. 1916. McCREA, SAMUEL, Lieut, 2nd Batt, Royal Irish Rifles; formerly C.S.M, 8985. Served in the ranks for over six years; warrant officer, class 2, for over three years; appointed 2nd Lieut, 27 July 1918; wounded, 1915. D.C.M, E.G., 25 Aug. 1917, " For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in leav­ ing our front Une trench in broad dayUght and proceeding to the assistance of a wounded officer. Assisted by two comrades he subsequently brought him in, and that the officer's life was saved is directly due to the prompt and heroic action of this warrant officer, under rifle and machine-gun fire. He had previously done the same thing in broad dayUght." (London.) McRAE, T. A. N., 2nd Lieut.; commd, 8 Oct. 1915, 5th Batt. Mentd, 8 July 1919, France. McCREA, W., 6953. Pte, 2nd Batt.; wounded, 1915. McCREA, W., 13173. Pte.; wounded, 1918. (Belfast.) McCREA, W., 1015383. L/Cpl.; wounded, 1916. M.M, E.G., 11 Nov. 1916.

Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Fusiliers).

McRAE, J. G., 29603. Prisoner of war. (Gosport.) McCREA, S., 23203. Wounded, 1918. (Belfast.) McCRAE, W., 7526.. Pte, 1st Batt.; wounded, 1915. 9 116 THE CLAN MACRAE Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders!. McRAE, A., 2250. Pte., 9th Batt.; suffered from gas poisoning, 1915 McCRAE, ALASTAIR, S/25408. Wounded, Oct. 1918. (Crinan)

MC^o%åt™™' S,5m- Pte-; held t0 m -th 2/2nd Ayrshhe Battery as MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 5945, 21868. Coy. Sergt.-Major. (Leith ) McRAE, ALEX. DONALD, 277076. Pte. (Sandyford, Glasgow ) McRAE, ANGUS, S/19323. Pte.; transfd. to 405th Coy. Lab. Corps. June 1918 592581 McRAE, ANGUS, S/30287. Pte. (Rutherglen.) ' ™ McRAE, ARCHIBALD, 325326. Cpl.; wounded, Mar. 1918. (Helensburgh) MacRAE, ARTHUR JAMES, 31775. Pte., 2nd Batt. (Hawick) McCRAE, CAMPBELL, 350513. Pte.; wounded, Sept. 1918. (Glasgow) McRAE, CHRISTOPHER, 4/9306. Pte.; transfd. Roy. Scots, Aug. 1915, 28721

LIN S/29766 ; re enlisted in lst Batt for 5;en0 * - - - 4 years, 30650. (Kinloch- MAC^ffleffi ~) S. McCREATH, D., 9495. L/Sergt.; wounded. (Glasgow) MaC^9E18D4nT\S/233 ?)T attested' 1916: tnuBH. Black Watch Apr ™8''m78' transfdf - Lab" CorPs' 12th P/W Coy., July 1918, 564319. (Newport )

McCRAE, DAVID, S/40536. Pte.; wounded, July 1918. (Edinburgh)

McRAE, DUNCAN, 252178. Pte. (Paisley.)

MacRAE,FARQUHAR, 2479. Pte., 8th Batt • transfd 1/13787 TP RI uxvu. transfd. M.G.C, Sept. 1916, 60265 ; woundedÍ (Barra ) * WatCh'' McRAE, FERGUSON, 202209. Pte.; wounded, Dec. 1917 (Falkhk ) McRAE, FINLAY, S/40345. L/Cpl.; wounded, May 1918. (Falkhk)' M^p^^'2394- ^»^^ Really unfit, Nov. 1915. (Greenock.) ÏÍÏÏ^JGE' 326096- Pte-: tnUMH- Lab- CorPs' Ayg- 19'7. 408259. MACRAE, HECTOR, S/24804. Pte. (Bahnacara, Kyle ) McRAE, HUGH, S/27170. L/Cpl. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, J., 16350. Pte.; wounded, 1918. (Falkhk.) MACRAE, J. C, 2nd Lieut.; seconded for service with King's African Rifles. ROLL OF SERVICE in MacRAE, JACK HENDERSON, S/11758. Re. (Inverness.) McCRAE, JOHN, 2nd Lieut, 5th Batt. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, JOHN, 367. Sergt, l/6th Batt.; served 14 years in the Temtoriak; mobi­ lized on the outbreak of war; transfd. Lab. Corps, July 1918, 264721. M.M, L G 3 June 1916, " For bravery in the field." He was in charge of a party which had been cut off within 25 yards of the enemy sap, and he remained to rescue some of them who had been buried. (Pollokshaws.) McRAE, JOHN, 744. Sergt.; discharged, Oct. 1914. (Bowling, Dumbartonshire.) McCRAE, JOHN, S/4055. Pte.; discharged medically unfit, Oct. 1914. (Glasgow.) McRAE, JOHN, S/4585. Pte.; discharged, Feb. 1919. (Dumbarton.) McRAE, JOHN, S/9574. Pte, 2nd Batt.; wounded, Aug. 1916. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, JOHN, 9620. Pte.; went to France, Aug. 1914; wounded, Sept. 1915. Men­ tioned for distinguished conduct in the field, 15 May 1915; discharged medically unfit, Apr. 1916. (Edinburgh.) McCRAE, JOHN, S/26097. (Alexandria.) McRAE, JOHN, 202692. Pte, B. Coy, l/5th Batt. (Spittal, Caithness.) MACRAE, JOHN, 250927. Pte. (Paisley.) McCRAE, JOHN, 277491. Pte.; wounded, 1917; discharged, Dec. 1918. (Glasgow.) McRAE, JOHN, 350044. Cpl. (Dunoon.) McRAE, JOHN CHARLES, 18257. Pte.; conscientious objector; transfd. Army Res, Mar. 1917. MacRAE, JOHN GEORGE, S/30223. Pte, 6th Batt. (Cambusbarron.) McRAE, JOHN McARTHUR, S/26870. (Paisley.) McRAE, KENNETH, S/18588. Pte.; transfd. 451st Lab. Corps, June 1917, 220602. McCRAE, KENNETH, S/27932. Pte. (Oban.) McRAE, MALCOLM, S/40608. Pte.; wounded; transfd. 405th Lab. Corps, Nov. 1918, 67970. (Helensburgh.) MacRAE, MURDO ALEXANDER, S/23122. Pte.; commd, 4th Batt, 27 Aug. 1917. {Beauly.) MacRAE, ROBERT, S/27344. Pte.; wounded, Belgium, Oct. 1917. (Bahnacara, Kyle.) MacRAE, ROBERT, S/41672. L/Cpl, 8th Batt.; attested, Nov. 1915; transfd. Black Watch, July 1918; served, B.E.F, 1918; wounded, Aug. 1918. (South Shields.) MacRAE, ROBERT MACFARLANE, 2nd Lieut.; commd, 1 Nov. 1915 (from H.L.I.)"; attd. Trench Mortar Battery; wounded. (Glasgow.) See H.L.L MacRAE, SIMON, 40114. Pte, 8th, later 3rd Batt.; wounded and taken prisoner, Mar. 1918; released, Dec. 1918. (Loggie, Lochbroom.) McRAE, T., 23434. Pte.; wounded. McCREATH, W. P., 2nd Lieut, 6th Batt.; wounded. McRAE, WILLIAM, S/6918. L/Cpl.; discharged, Mar. 1917. (Rutherglen.) McRAE, WILLIAM, S/19070. Pte.; transfd. M.G.C, Apr. 1917, 97615. 118 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE, WILLIAM, 250149. Sergt. (Shawlands, Glasgow ) McCRAE, WILLIAM, 325253. Cpl. (Maryhill, Glasgow.) The Prince of Wales's Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians! McCRAY, J., 7178. Sergt., 2nd Batt. M.M., E.G., 2 Nov. 1919. (Crinkle.) The Royal Munster Fusiliers. "a-sa?,-? «m^as

Final rank, Lieut. (Dingwíll) ^Ve A S^hS ^ Kmg S Af"Can The Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own!

McRAE, L.J..S/4411. Rifleman, 13th Batt.; wounded, July 1916. (Mitcham Surrev,

McCREA, W. S., 2nd Lieut.; wounded, 1918. Machine Gun Corns. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 32686. Cpl. M.S.M LG 15 Oct TQ18 «Fn i K, »ÆÆSiÆ^T^r^ McRAE, DUNCAN, 186007. Pte. (Aberdeen) McCRAW, E., 83850. Pte.; wounded, 1918. (Dundee) MacRAE, FARQUHAR, 60265. Pte. See A. & S Highrs MacRAY, G., 138146. Pte., 42nd Batt. M.M., E.G., 23 July 1919 (Aberdeen ) ^r*^85412 ^rom H.L.L). Aberchilr. ' McRAE, HARRY, 49848. Pte. (from Royal Scots). (Ayr) McCRAE, J., 1958. M.G. Guards; wounded, 1918. (Stranraer.) McRAE, JOHN, 117125. Pte. See Gordon Highrs MacRAE, JOHN, 174459. Pte. See Gordon Highrs McRAE, JOHN, 184528. Pte. (Airdrie.) MACRAE, JOHN GEORGE, 149677. See E. Surrey Regt MACRAE, JOHN FERGUSSON, 119091. Pte. See Royal Scots. MACRAE, JOHN MacGREGOR, 30132. A/C.S.M. See Cameron Highrs ROLL OF SERVICE "9 MACRAE, MURDO, 23048. Sergt. (from Seaforth Highrs.); wounded. D.C.M, LG 26 My 1917. " For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He lougnt his machine gun with great gallantry and maintained his position against several enemy attacks." (Kinlochewe, Gairloch.) See Seaforths. McRAE, RODERICK, 82196. Pte. See Seaforths. McCRAE, THOMAS, 44083. Pte. See Lovat's Scouts. McRAE, WILLIAM, 120612. Pte. (from H.L.L); transfd. A.O. Corps, 047644; wounded, 1918. (Glasgow.) Machine Gun Corps (Motor). McRAE, JAMES, 2316. Pte, Motor M.G.C.; transfd. H.L.L, 203220. (Edinburgh.) Tank Corps. McRAE, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, 76669. Pte, 5th Tank Batt. (previously R.E, 80454). Served in France, Brit. Section Inter-allied Tank School, 3 years. (Glasgow.) McRAE, JOHN, 305245. Pte. (formerly Gordon Highrs.) Armoured Car Service. MacRAE, DONALD. Despatch Rider. McCRAE, HENRY, Sergt. Labour Corps. McCREA, A., 80670. McRAE, A., 84275. Pte. (Croydon.) MACRAE, DONALD, 476961. Pte. (Inverness.) MACRAE, DUNCAN, 462019. Pte, 174 Coy.; served in France; discharged, May 1918, medically unfit. McRAE, J., 651083. McCRAE, JAMES, 123554. Pte.; attested, Sept. 1914; transfd. Black Watch, S/27527; transfd. R.A.S.C, Aug. 1918, 403398. (Milston.) MacRAE, JOHN, 462016. Pte. (from 79th T.R. Batt.) ; served with 456 Agr. Coy.; enhsted, Nov. 1916; discharged, Jany. 1918. (Muh of Ord.) MacRAE, MALCOLM JOHN, 461846. Pte. (Stornoway.) See K.O.S.B. McRAE, MURDO, 261964. Pte, H.S. Emp. Coy, 475 ; transfd. Black Watch, 3 July 1918, 27654; transfd. Lab. Corps, 24 July 1918, 623499. (Elgin.) Highland Cyclist Battalion. MACRAE, A., 350030. Q.M.S, 2/lst Batt. (T.F.). Mentd., 1919. Army Service Corps. McRAE, A., 16637 (formerly R.F.A.). 120 THE CLAN MACRAE MACRAE ALEXANDER, Engineer Lieut., Transport Service. (Stornoway.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, T4/242438. Driver. (Kinlochleven ) MacRAE, ANDREW, 138441. Driver, Motor Transport. (Bahnacara.) McRAE, ANGUS, Sergt.; served in Belgium. (Glenurquhart.) MacRAE, D. K., Driver, Motor Transport. MacRAE, D. M., Temp. Capt.; Railway Transport Officer McCRAE, DOUGLAS, M2/229441. Pte.. attd. M.G.C, 90037. (Dublin) MacRAE, FRED., Motor Transport. MACRAITH, H. A., Capt. McRAE, J. F., 2nd Lieut. MACRAE, JOHN, 35492. Driver. (Reraig.) MACRAE, JOHN, 461925. (Kilhlan, Glenelg )

MACRAE, KENNETH D., Pte. (Stornoway.) McCRAITH, MALCOLM, 2nd Lieut., Mechanical Transport. (Nottingham ) MAC^F^^np^ BEATON, M.A., Glasg, 1914. Lie*. (sLriZnT'L R.G.A M n^t BRODERICK, M2/079627. Sergt., 316th Coy., M.T. (Conon Bridge) MacRAE, RODERICK A., M/282654 Pt* «MUI, r \* u . .« »nage.) Medal for zealous Æ, Silver T^'™DERlCK M" 2/12102°- Driver' Motor TransP-t- (Beauty.) Ma^istTS «W^^^-Li; Mentd. McCRAE, WILLIAM R., 116685. Motor Engineer, M.T. (Glasgow.) Royal Army Medical Corns.

MaC^p' ^ít^' attd- N°- 8 CaS- Clearing Stati-. ^ance. (Beauly.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, Pte., attd. Lowland Division. (Glendale Skye ) MacRAE, ANGUS, M.B., Ch.B., Aberd., 1909. Lieut., 1916. McRAE, DAVID GAIR, M R C S .Entr \ T T? r t» n A . ^ lurnoway-/ Capt., 1916. MentS rfÆ^ of an aid post during an enemv attack «,7 - \. m charSe S16 e batter wa heavily shelled and had manrcLuSies' ï * * f y * being missioned officer to attaH I Z OIíce Proceeded, with a non-com- there, 4deTsheU fhe to an hot TT™!"^ batte7 Potion, and stayed own safety and grelt'devotion tïïuty^Xnd^ ^ ÍOT *

Nov. 1918. (GoUanfield) ' ' Stat' HosPl' France' 0ct- m6~ ROLL OF SERVICE 121 McRAE, DUNCAN JAMES, M.B., Ch.B., Edin, 1907; M.D., 1920. Capt., Aug. 1915. Mentd., E.G., 15 June 1916, France. Remount Service. McCREA, E. D'A., Lieut, 30 July 1917. McRAE, F. N., Capt, 3rd Apr. 1918, attd: 1st Batt. (City of London) London Regt. (Sanitary Service.) MACRAE, FARQUHAR, M.B, CM, Aberd, 1886 ; D.P.H, 1894. Lieut.; District M O H. for Easter Ross; joined R.A.M.C.; commd. Lieut, 10 Sept. 1915; served at home, with Mediterranean Expedy. Force, Sept. 1915—Sept. 1916. War work- Surgeon, V.A.D. Hospl, Novar. (Alness, Ross-shire.) MACRAE, FARQUHAR, M.B, Ch.B, Glasg, 1895. Major, attd. 4th Scottish Gen. Hosp, Glasgow. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, FINLAY, M.B, Ch.B. Capt, attd. 3rd Lowland Field Artillery. McCRAE, GEORGE WILSON, 103935. Pte.] served in Mesopotamia3 years. (Hurlford.) MacRAE, JAMES, L.R.C.P, L.R.C.S. (Ed.).L.R.F.P.S. (Glas.), 1897. Capt. (Newcastle.) McRAE, J., 4/lst Highl. Field. Ambulance. McRAE, J., 2130. Wounded. MACRAE, JOHN, 90870. L/Cpl, attd. M.G.C, 131555. (Inverness.) MacRAE, JOHN, 1029, 92093. Pte, H.M.B.F.A, attd. Red Cross Hospl, Huntingdon ; served from 1914. (Inverness.) MACRAE, JOHN DOUGLAS, 57351. L/Cpl.; previously head master, Brin School; discharged from the Army medically unfit; died, 28 Aug. 1919. MACRAE, KENNETH, 127073. (Lochcarron, Ross-shire.) MACRAE, KENNETH DUNCAN CAMERON, M.B, Ch.B, Edin, 1901. Capt, 1 Feb. 1916, attd. 9th Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers. Mentd. M.C, E.G., 16 Sept. 1918: *' He constantly attended to wounded under machine-gun and shell fire. He also maintained an aid post on the line of the enemy's artillery barrage. By his devotion to duty many hves were saved." (Murrayfield, Midlothian.) MacRAE, KENNETH WILLIAM DUNCAN, M.B, Ch.B, Edin, 1905. Capt, Sept. 1917; served in Mesopotamia and France. MACRAE, MURDO McKENZIE, M.B, Ch.B, Glasg, 1908. Capt. Was in practice in New Zealand; Med. Off, N.Z. Govt.; came home to serve ; commd, R.A.M.C, July 1915, attd. 12th Batt. A. & S. Highrs. in France and Balkans, 1915-16; invalided home; attd. Northumberland Fus, France, 1917-18; Ministry of Pensions, London. Mentd. M.C, Arras, E.G., 18 July 1917: '* Owing to shortage of bearers this officer carried in during "the night 7 or 8 wounded men who other­ wise would have died in the snow. He has performed consistent good work through­ out." (Beauly.) MacRAE, NINIAN, Ambulance Bde, Salonica. (Linhthgow.) MACRAE, P., 90183. Wounded, 1917. McRAE, R., M.D. Capt, 18th Nov. 1916, attd. 1st Scottish Gen. Hosp, Aberdeen. McRAE, RAE, A/Major. Educated Aberdeen University, M.B, 1908; D.P.H, 1909 ; M.D, 1910. Lieut, 18 Nov. 1915 ; served at home, 1915-16; in France, Feb. 1916—Feb. 1917 ; at home, from 1917. (New Zealand.) McRAE, ROBERT, 155430. (Edinburgh.) 122 THE CLAN MACRAE McCREA, ROBERT ANDERSON, M.B., B.Ch., B.A., R.U.I. Lieut. (Chesterfield) MacRAE, RODERICK, 156124. (Dornoch.) ^ neld.) McRAE, T„ Lieut. MACRAE, W. C. M„ Capt. (S.R )

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M r; Lt C0l S ial •^ASt SfÆjrdirector, Inland Water Transport^ ; Controllert , Nativ- «e CraftP- , Mesopotamia! List, whilst ! ROLL OF SERVICE 123 Exoedv Force; late Chief Commissioner of Police, Baroda State. CLE 1 Jany. 1017 C B E Mil.), June 1919, for valuable services rendered in connection with miíitarjTopettions in Mesopotamia. Three Mentions, 15 Aug. 1917 ; 27 Aug. 1918; 5 June 1919. (KhkwaU.)

Indian Army. McCREA, ALFRED CORYTON, Lt.-Col., 37th Dogras; served in European War, Mesopotamia, 1914-17; wounded, 1916; Temp. Bng.-Gen Sept.1918 Bde. Kk, Roy. Indian Marine, Dec. 1919. C.M.G., 22 Dec. 1916. Mentd., Aug. 1916, Basrah. McCRAE, H., 29668. Cpl, Signal Service, R.E. Two Mentions, E.G., 27 Aug. 1918, 5 June 1919, Mesopotamian Expedy. Force.

McRAE. HENRY ST. GEORGE MURRAY, Major, 45th Sikhs (later 2/15th) ; Staff Capt, 32nd (Imp. Service) Infty. Bde, Sept. 1914 on service in Egypt; operations on Suez Canal, 1914-16 ; G.S.O. (2), 4th Australian Division, 1916-17 ; returned India, 1917; commanded l/124th Baluchistan Infty. at Meshed, E. Persia, served in Afghan War, 1919. D.S.O, E.G., 1 Jany. 1917, for gaUantry at Messines. Two Mentions, France, E.G., 4 Jan, 5 May 1917. O.B.E, 1920. McCREA, J., Lieut. MacRAE, JOHN CECIL, Major, 19th Punjabis; served in Mesopotamia, and on active service with Indian Expedy. Force, attd. G.H.Q. Staff.; Tempy. Lt-Col, Depty. Assist. Adj. and Assist. Qrmr. Gen, 8 Sept. 1916. Five Mentions, EG , Euphrates operations, June-July 1915; Kut-al-amara, 28 Sept. 1915; Indian Expedy. Force, 19 Oct. 1916, Basrah; Mesopotamia, 15 Aug. 1917. D.S.O, Aug. 1916. (KhkwaU, and Walton Hah, Warwick.) MACRAE, RANALD, Calcutta Light Horse. (Calcutta.) McCREA, THOMAS, Sub-Comdr, Ordnance Dept. Mentd, E.G., 12 Mar. 1918, Mesopotamian Expedy. Force. McCREA, W., W.R.552312. Sergt, Inland Water Transport, R.E. Mentd, Mesopotamian Expedy. Force, E.G., 5 June 1919.

Indian Medical Service. MACRAE, ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, M.B, Ch.B, Aberd, 1912. Lieut, 1st Highl. Bde, R.F.A, 1909-13; commd, 23 Jan. 1913; Capt, 1 Sept. 1915, attd. 33rd Punjabis, 107th Pioneers, 2/91st Punjabis; mobilized, 1914; served in India, France, Mesopotamia, Waziristan, E. Persia, Transcaspia, 1914-19. MACRAE, IAN MACPHERSON, M.B, Ch.B., Edin, 1903. Major, Mar. 1916, A/Lt.- Col.; served with Egyptian Expedy. Force (specialist in Surgery). Two Men­ tions, Aden, 1 Sept. 1918—31 Dec. 1918, E.G., 7 Apr. 1919, 20 Dec. 1919. O.B.E, E.G., 3 June 1919, *' For valuable services in connection with Military operations in Aden Peninsula." MACRAE, JOHN LEWIS, M.B, CM, Edin., 1891. Lt.-Col.; joined, 1892; Lt.-Col, 1912; served, Banu, 1897-8; China, 1900; Stat. Hosp, Mardan, N.W.I.P., India. (Edinburgh.) From The Pipes of War, by Brevet-Col. Sir BRUCE SETON, Bart, of Abercorn, C.B., and Pipe-Major JOHN GRANT, with contributions by NEIL MUNRO, BOYD CABLE, PHILIP GIBBS and others.

" Wherever Scottish troops have fought the sound of the pipes has been heard, speaking to us of our beloved native land, bringing back to our memories the proud traditions of our race, and stimu­ lating our spirits to fresh efforts in the cause of freedom. The cry of ' The Lament' over our fallen heroes has reminded us of the undying spirit of the Scottish race, and of the sacredness of our cause. " The Pipers of Scotland may well be proud of the part they have played in this war. In the heat of battle, by the lonely grave, and during the long hours of waiting they have called us to show our­ selves worthy of the land to which we belong. Many have fallen in the fight for liberty, but their memories remain. Their fame will inspire others to learn the pipes, and keep alive their music in the Land of the Gael."

(Signed) D. HAIG, F.M.

124 MACRAE PIPERS IN THE GREAT WAR Scots Guards. McRAE, CHRISTOPHER, Piper, No. 17314. MacRAE, CHRISTOPHER, Piper, 1st Batt., No. 19302. K.O.S.B. MacRAE, WILLIAM, Pipe Major, 5th Batt., No. 2729. Black Watch. McRAE, ALISTER, Piper, 77th T.R. Batt., No. 23601. MacRAE, DUGALD COWAN, M.A., Piper, 11th (S) Batt., No. 16453. Served with 6th Gordons. MacRAE, FARQUHAR, Piper, 5th Batt., No. 1732. McRAE, JOHN, Piper, 5th Batt. Highland Light Infantry. McRAE, JAMES FARQUHAR, Piper, 2nd Batt, No. 3970. McCREATH, GEORGE, Piper, 9th Batt, No. 333138; died of wounds, 30 Sep­ tember 1918. MACRAE, JONATHAN F., Piper, 9th Batt, No. 241566 ; killed in action, 12 October 1918. Seaforth Highlanders. McRAE, DAVID, Piper, 2nd Batt, No. 857; killed in action, 20 December 1914. McRAE, DUNCAN, Piper, 4th Batt, No. 1262. MacRAE, THOMAS, Piper, 4th Batt, No. 126. Gordon Highlanders. McRAE, WILLIAM, Piper, 7th Batt, No. 11845. Cameron Highlanders. MacRAE, ANDREW CAMERON, Piper, 5th Batt, No. 11967; died, 16 February 1915. McRAE, DONALD, Piper, 2nd Batt. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. McRAE, DONALD, Piper, 10th Batt, No. 8656. Canadians. McRAE, A., Piper, 29th Vancouver Regt, No. 76180. 125 lit Flanders Fields. LIEUT.-COLONEL JOHN McCRAE Canadian Army Medical Corps. Síerg Croøø

Charred and dip­ ped in blood, old Scotland's fiery cross was borne from hand to hand by swiftest runners to summon all the clansmen to their rallying places in the wars for freedom waged by Scotland's sons from time immemorial. Through the lapse of many years the spirit of the fiery cross was caught by John McCrae, and to all the sons of freedom he flung the flaming torch, summoning them to rally on the fields of Flanders. How fleetan d well he bore his cross is attested by the mighty armies appearing as if by magic to proclaim that they would keep the faith and battle to the end. John McCrae exchanged his cross of fire for one bedecked with poppies. Beneath it may he rest in peace eternal. OVERSEA FORCES CANADIANS. Alberta Regiment.

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1 48 Batt; W0Unded fa Flanders at ^^16 ï£V?g- 1917- mJ3f(Branahuier , TStornoway, and Edmonton, Canada.> Loos) , Hill 70 McRAE, FRANK HASZARD, 3206696. Pte.; served in Canada. (Empress Altai SoT^'^Sergt- «TEiiSíj ^<á^<&5Sy-pte"10thBatt-; wounded'Hm »•4*•»1916 '« McRAE, JOHN ARCHIE, 3209997. Pte. (Sibbald, Alta ) MC^f;?^MAN,62466S- Pte-: WOUnded> 6 N0V- 1917- donation, Alta.) McRAE, ROY DONA VAN 3211323 Pt. • ^-^ 7 (Saskatoon.) ™.„ ""«AVA«, J211323. Pte.; served in Canada. (Huxlev, Alta) McRAE, WILLIAM A., 447638. Pte., 50th Batt. (Calgary) McCREA, WILLIAM EMMITTE, 3212488. Pte.; served in Canada. McRAE, WILLIAM MALCOLM, 3213501. Pte.; served in Canada. (Kitscoty, Alta.)

British Columbia Regiment. McRAE, ALEXANDER, Jnn., 443290. Pte., 54th Batt. (Revelstoke.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 760985. Pte., 121st Batt. (Vancouver) MMrí!rEW* Pte-: Canada. (Westminster, B.C.) McRAE, ALEXANDER FREDERICK, 931117. Pte.; wounded, 30 Nov. 1917 McRAE, ARCHIBALD, 761222. Pte., 121st Batt. (Vancouver) M^' ^íf202459a Pte-; SCrVed fa Canada- (Badd-k. N.S.) McRAE, CHARLES GORDON, 2015970. Pte.; served in Canada. (Marpole, B.C.) M^ÆES)FAR0UHAR STANLEY, 907539. ROLL OF SERVICE 129 McRAE, DAVID, 2140309. Pte. (Dawson City.) McCRAE, DON., 2020492. Pte, 1st Batt. (Calgary.) McRAE, DONALD, 687113. Cpl, 172nd Batt.; wounded, 2 Mar. 1917. (Vancouver.) McCREA, ELMER ASA, 1015413. Sergt. (Ladner, B.C.) MACRAE, GEORGE, 20796. Pte, 30th Batt.; 7th Batt. Canadians ; wounded Festu- bert, May 1915. (Helmsdale, Sutherland.) McRAE, GEORGE WILLIAM, 102815. Pte, 67th Batt. (Kerresdale, B.C.) McCRAE, JOHN, 75130. Pte, 29th Batt.; twice wounded—Nov. 1914,1916. (Greenock.) McRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 628496. Pte, 47th Batt. (Vancouver.) McRAE, JOHN ARCHIE, 931827. Pte.; under age. (Huntingdon, B.C.) McRAE, JOHN COLIN, 2139718. Pte.; served in Canada. (Keatings, B.C.) McRAE, JOHN ERIC ROBERT, 2139561. Pte.; served in Canada. (Vancouver.) McCRAY, LESLIE, 2015505. Pte.; served in Canada. (Los Angeles, Cal.) McRAE, MURDOCK FINLAY, 2024880. Pte.; served in Canada. (Vancouver.) McRAE, NORMAN ALEXANDER, A/30990, 116534. Re, 48th Batt. (Vernon, B.C.) McRAE, PETER RONALD, 464004. Pte, 54th Batt. (Vancouver.) McRAE, ROBERT, 76076. Pte, 29th Batt.; reported missing, 19 Apr. 1916; prisoner of war; repatriated, 24 Dec. 1918. (Vancouver.) McRAE, RODERICK THOMAS, 2024338. Pte.; served in Canada. (Toronto.) McRAE, THOMAS WILLIAM, 2023750. Pte. ; served in Canada. (Vancouver.) McRAE, WALTER JOSEPH, 2023452. Pte, attd. R.F.C. (Revelstoke.) McRAE, WARD, 2140982. Pte.; served in Canada. (Vancouver.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 629621. Pte, 47th Batt. (Vancouver.) McCRAE, WILLIAM, 784114. Pte, 122nd Batt.; wounded, 3 Oct. 1917. (Hamilton, Ont.)

Canadian Army Dental Corps. McRAE, ARCHIBALD, 172. Pte. (Balintore, Fearn.) McRAE, ARCHIBALD ANGUS, Capt. (Vancouver.) MacRAE, GUSTAF OGILVIE, 531135. A/Sergt.; served overseas. (Vancouver.) McCREA, HERBERT ALEXANDER, Capt.; served in Canada. Canadian Army Medical Corps. MACRAE, ALEXANDER, Canadian Contingent. (Stornoway.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 2641014. Pte, Mil. Hospl, Canada. (Vancouver.) McRAE, ALEXANDER COLIN, Capt.; previously 528505, Sergt.; commd, Capt.; served in Canada. (St. Mary's, Ont.) McRAE, ANGUS. Corpl, attd. 11th Can. General Hosp, Shorncliffe. (Vatisker, Stornoway.) 130 THE CLAN MACRAE MacRAE, DONALD, 12026. Pte., Can. Field Ambulance; joined, Oct. 1914. (Inverness) MacRAE, DONALD COLIN, 910881. Sergt., attd. No. 2 Field Amb. (Winnipeg) McRAE, DONALD MALCOLM, Lieut., 6th Field Amb. (enlisted, No. 2056). (Montreal) McCREA, EDWARD JAMES, 528872. Pte. (Scranton, Penn.) McCRAE, GORDON SANDERS, 529021. Sergt. (London, Ont.) MACRAE, JAMES, Pte. (Portree.) MacRAE, JAMES DUNCAN, 535520. Cpl. (Nairn.) McRAE, JOHN GORDON, 1702. Pte., 5th Field Amb. (Dutton, Ont) McRAE, JOHN HUNTER, Dr. Capt.; served in France. (Merton, Ontario ) McRAE, JOHN ROY, Major, attd. 9th Gen. Hospl. in France. (Marie Ont)

^dsÆcSroS Sergt' attd-N°-1Stat-H-P^ served in France McCRAE THOMAS M.D. Col.; Inspector of Hospitals Overseas; one of the 0^e4gTonmbKreSnt°f **** ^ ^ «esp., McCREA, WALTER JACKSON, 527748. Sergt. (Brockville, Ont) McRAE, WILLIAM JOHN, 721344. 108th Batt. (Transcona, Man.) Canadian Army Pay Department. McRAE, A. C, Capt., Paymaster, Depót Batt., St. John, New Brunswick. McRAE, FREDERICK KEMPTON, 907141. Sergt. (Regina) McRAE, GEORGE WILLIAM, 404906. Pte., Pay Office. (Gravenhurst, Ont.) Canadian Army Service Corps. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 152852. Pte., T.D. (Brookdale, Man.) MdL^i\SXViDfR DU*CAN' Major-General; Director of Supply & Transport sole .charSf and command of all the Canadian Army Service Corps on k er (DeC< 1916 a oi m^a^TJ A >' PP "ted Chief Executive Officer to the a Ac tmg f£ ?r!L 5 + Quartermaster General, with the rank of Brigadier-General; thisi appointment was a Military one, and included the duties of Deputy Minister (Vancoíïeï) m ratlVe authoritv and Powers- CB-. L.G., 27 July 1917. McRAE, D. G., Lt.-Col.

MCRA£ÍM;' MrV0T' 23rd Re/- Batt; TemP- Lt--Co1-' DeP- Assist. Dir. of Railway awarded the C.M.G., and for a time held the rank of Brig.- Ueneral and acted as Quartermaster-General of the Overseas Forces. MCCR(To;oSo7 KINTAIL' 622°12- Sergt- 44th Batt- T-D-; joined, 22 Dec. 1914. McRAE, JAMES, 513625. Pte. (Winnipeg.) McCRAE, JOHN, 513904. Pte. (Toronto.) ROLL OF SERVICE I3I McRAE, JOHN BALMER, 204005. Cpl., 92nd Batt. (Major, Sask.) McRAE, JOHN JOSEPH, 467500. Pte., T.D. (Strathcona, Alta.) MacRAE, LEONARD SAYER, 510970. Pte, Driver, M.T.; served in Canada. (Toronto.) MACRAY, WILLIAM BURKE, 513915. Cpl. (St. John, N.B.) Canadian Artillery. McCRAE, ALAN, 322979. Gunner, 5th Bde.; A/Bombr, 3rd Bde. M.M, L.G., 13 Mar. 1919. (Hamilton, Ont.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 2021783. Gunner, 4th Bde. (Prince Rupert, B.C.) McRAE, ALEXANDER J., 341583. Gunner, 5th Div. Amm. Column, France. (Van- kleek Hill, Ont.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER WILLIAM, 2015794. Gunner, 85th Battery, Can. F.A. (Ammun, Column). (Vancouver.) MacRAE, CHARLES WILLIAM, 445181. Sergt, 39th Batt, 6th Bde. (Exeter.) McCRAE, DAVID, Lt.-Col, 43rd Battery, H.Q. Staff, Field Arty.; served overseas. (Father of author of " In Flanders Fields.") (Guelph, Ontario.) McRAE, DONALD JOHN, 259901. Gunner. (Regina.) McRAE, DUNCAN, 331657. Gunner, 68th Battery; wounded, Arras, 3 Apr. 1918. (Inverness.) MacRAE, DUNCAN, 2692730. Pte, 2nd Batt, Can. Garr. Arty. (Perth, Ontario.) MacRAE, EDWARD SAMUEL, 2100786. Gunner. (Amherst, Nova Scotia.) McRAE, ERNEST EWART GLADSTONE, 331711. Pte, 52nd Battery, Driver, 7th Bde.; wounded, 29 Mar. 1917. (Marpole, B.C.) McRAE, FRANK STUART, 2nd Lieut.; enhsted, Sergt, 108th Battery; commd, 2nd Lieut, Pay and Record Office. McCREA, FRANK WAKEFIELD, 1261752. Gunner; wounded, 30 Mar. 1918. (Sherbrooke, P.Q.) McRAE, GEORGE N., 41309. Pte, 2nd Bde. (Montreal.) McCRAE, GEORGE WELLINGTON, 343099. Driver,4thDiv.Amm.Col. (Lindsay, Ont.) McCREA, GRAYDON ERNEST, 1257929. Cpl, 3rd Bde, Can. Garr. Arty. (Andover, N.B.) McRAE, HAROLD, 301546. Gunner, 37th Battery, 1915-16, attd. R.N.R.T, D.A,11669, H.M.S. " Cormorant " ; declined commission in R.N.V.R.; Motor Patrol Service, 17 July 1916—1918. (Kinlochewe, Sutherland, and Winnipeg.) McRAE, HUGH JOHN, 92809. 98th Siege Battery, Field Arty.; wounded, 16 Sept. 1917. (New London, P.E.I.) McCRAE, IVAN KEITH, 90282. Gunner. (Port Maitland, N.S.) McCRAE, J., Lt.-Col. MacRAE, JACK WILFRED, 1251962. Driver,2ndBde,Can.Garr.Arty. (St. Raphael.Ont.) McRAE, JAMES, 86782. Driver, 18th Battery, 5th Bde. (Carroll, Man.) McRAE, JOHN, 1261960. Gunner ; wounded, 9th Apr. 1917. (St. John, N.B.) 10 132 THE CLAN MACRAE MacRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, Lieut., 6th Cau. Garr. Batt.; served iu Canada. (Nyanza,

McRAE, JOHN EDWARD, 42714. Sergt., 3rd Bde.; gassed, 6 Nov. 1917. (Toronto)

MCRAwEÆ^ 7 Siege Gun Battery, Ca, Arty;!

MCRA™™£N 51S^T! LleUt- 9th Batt< 68th Batt^y (Previously A/Senrt

te; guns. He then went farther forward and led stragglingtroopsto f orwS SST» (VanCc°o°uv:rS)and *" ~ * ^^ * McCREA, KENNETH CAMPBELL, 322938. Gunner. (Toronto)

•^cÍioSbïïgí: H" U5083- GUnner' 8th Bde-; g—d, 9 Mar. 1918. M.M. McRAE, ROBERT HENRY, 3256643. Pte., C.R.A. (Brockville N B ) MacRAY, ROBERT SMITH, 42644. Gunner. (Montreal) MacRAE, RODERICK, 345341. Gunner ; served in Canada. (Vankleek HiU, Ont) McRAE, THOMAS LLOYD, 1251274. Gunner ; served in France. (Edmonton.) McRAE, WENDELL, 115083. Pte. (Empress, Alta.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 91645. Gunner, 31st Battery. (Toronto )

MaC^A^^ wounded,

^^^^ *«- i wounded, shell shock and

MacRAE, WILSON ERNEST, 1261714. Gunner, 271st Siege Battery Field Arty later 7th Sxege Battery, Can. Garr. Arty. M.M., E.G., 20 Aug. 1919.' (Max^OntO Canadian Engineers.

MaCRt^^ fa** **• T.D. (Western Canada Regt.); McRAE, ALEXANDER, 505206. Sapper, 16th Draft, T.D. (Camrose, Alta.) McRAE, ANGUS F., 504284. Driver. (Alberta) McRAE, BRYAN, 505859. Sapper, 8th Batt. (Vancouver) McCRAE, CHARLES HECTOR, Lieut., attd. R.F.C. (Lindsay Ont) McRAE, D.C, 451941. A/Cpl. McRAE DAVID, 2504603. Sapper, 10th Engr. Depot; served in Canada. (Revelstoke.) MacRAE^ DAVID FAROUHAR, 451941. A/Corpl.; Sapper, 3rd Div.; wounded,

McCRAE, DONALD, 2006145. Pte.; served in Canada. (Gairloch, Scot.) MacRAE, DONALD ARCHIBALD, 180278. Pte., 2nd Pioneer Batt. (Victoria, B.C.) ROLL OF SERVICE 133 MacRAE, DUNCAN HAROLD, Pte., 1st Can. Pioneers ; enlisted, B.C.; Cpl, Feb. 1916 ; served in France and Belgium, May 1916—Feb. 1918; commd, Aug. 1918; 2nd Lieut, 9th Batt. Duke of Wellington's (W. Riding) Regt.; served again in France. Four Mentions. (Vancouver, B.C.) See W. Riding Regt. McRAY, FREDERICK, 2006887. Sapper. (Detroit.) McRAE, G., 406372. Driver. McRAE, HAROLD VILLARD, 115654. L/Cpl, 3rd A. Troop Coy. (Annapolis, N.S.) McRAE, HECTOR, 2005244. L/Cpl. (Battle Creek, Sask.) McCRAY, HUGH ALEXANDER, 4060219. Sapper. (Calais, Me.) McRAE, JOHN, 406372. Driver, A.C. Troops. Accidentally hurt on the field, 19 July 1918. (Toronto.) McRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 502543. Driver, 9th Field Coy, 3rd Div. (Okotoks, Alta.) McRAE, JOHN BAXTER, 3039263. Sapper, 2nd Can. E.R.B. (Montreal.) McCRIE, JOHN CLEVELAND, 3135304. Sapper. (Sarnia, Ont.) MacRAE, JOHN FERGUSON, Lieut, 8th Field Can. Engrs, Can. Contingt.; eidisted No. 140 ; commd, 5 Nov. 1918. M.M, E.G., 27 Oct. 1916. (Winnipeg.) McRAE, JOSEPH, 506368. Sapper ; served in Canada. (Charlottetown, P.E.I.) McRAE, KENNETH RAINHOLT, 339225. Gunner, 68th Battery, C.E.F.; later, Can. Anti-Aircraft, E Battery, B.E.F. (Vancouver.) McRAE, MALCOLM, 68318. Pte, 3rd Can. Tunnelling Co.; wounded, 17 Mar. 1916. (St. Ann's, N.S.) McRAE, NORMAN, 1010212. Pte. (Lost River, P.Q.) McCREA, ROBERT KIRKWOOD, 504103. Sapper; Army Med. Corps. M.M, L.G., 26 Mar. 1917. (Winnipeg.) McRAE, WALTER JAMES, 505070. Cpl, 5th Div. Signal Coy, T.D.; gassed near Arras, 14 Sept. 1918. (St. Mary's, Ontario.) McRAE, WILLIAM ALBERT, 503828. Sapper, 4th Div, E. Can. Congt.; wounded, 19 June 1917. M.M, L.G., 26 Mar. 1917. (Avonmore, Ont.) McRAE, WILLIAM FRASER, 3036901. Sapper ; served in France. (Toronto.) McRAE, WILLIAM FRED., 139155. Sapper, 238th Batt, Corps H. 2, Signal Coy. M.M, L.G., 16 Nov. 1916. (Toronto.)

Canadian Forestry Corps.

McRAE, DONALD, 2329436. Pte. (Pugwash, N.S.) . McRAE, DUNCAN ALEXANDER, 297990. Sergt, 224th Batt. Mentd, L.G., 28 Dec. 1917, France. (Winnipeg.) MacRAE, GORDON, 911449. Pte, 196th Batt. (Lamont, Alta.) McCREA, JAMES WILLIAM, Capt.; enhsted, No. 1036907. (Beamsville, Ont.) McRAE, JOHN, 420876. Pte, 16th Batt. (Vancouver.) McRAE, JOHN, 1048857. Pte. (Phillips.) 134 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, JOHN ALLAN, 874557. Pte. (Morden, Man.) McCREA, JOHN RUBEN, 1036109. Sergt., 238th Batt. (Liskeard, Ont.) McRAE, JOHN WILSON, 1012702. Pte. (Westminster BC)

MacRAE, MALCOLM, 844842. Pte. (Sarnia, Ont.)

MCRA 8655 M S M For valuable service 1177 JunwSSe 1918Í . 'fv(Vancouver.- ^ ) - - -' " »» France," L.G., ' McCREA, ROY, 510583. Pte., Can. Army Service Corps (Forestry). (Toronto.) McRAE, WILLIAM FARQUHAR, Major. (Gore Bay, Alt.) McRAE, WILLIAM ROBSON, 2142384. Pte.; served in Canada. (Victoria.)

Canadian Infantry. MACRAE, A. J., 713408. Pte., 13th Batt. MacRAE^ALEXANDER, A/36074. Pte., 4th Batt.; twice wounded, June 1916, Nov.

McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 127449. Pte., 27th Batt.; served in Canada. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 3081608. Pte., 87th Batt. (Albany) M E R GEORGE 781214 PtG 128th Batt SerVed ^MoS Ja^S ' - -' -'- - "*A%£Ffå3Z8SF WILLIAM'425155- pte-45th Batt; served * ^oÆ^ enhsted, No. 808039); McCREA, CHARLES, 213764. Pte., 99th Batt. (Columbus, USA) McRAE^CHARLES^A^RAFIAM, 111388, 1057380. Pte.. 245th Batt.; served in

MACRAE, DONALD, 2020492. Pte., B Coy., 29th Batt., ; served in France McRAE, DONALD CHRISTOPHER, 874667. L/Cpl., 64th Batt. (Winnipeg)

MèRA N R 0 N Maj U Amiy l5t Lieut 2nd Res Batt oversea£^ 1ës with h ^theC Cann 'F. Expedy°í' . tForce, -an ,d reverted- to the - rank- < ofwen Lieutt . at own request, 26 Oct. 1916; later re-joined U.S.A. Contingent:; Major Inftv £\tZY' Mr r6? T^inÜlg Sch001' CamP Dix; la^ se vea agani he Eïïfi. S • -J6 Mïy,W' 'iDurin^ a raid on the ^emy's trenches on Sínlï great skill, and succeeded in inflicting many casualties on the enemy. He has previously done fine work." (St. Louis Mo) McRAE, ERIC ANDERSON, 439422. Pte., 52nd Batt.; wounded, 13 June 1916. McRAE, J., 889742. 23rd Batt.; missing, 1917. McRAE, J. H., 1591. Pte, 4th Batt. MacRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 2138736. L/Cpl., 72nd Batt. (Prince Rupert, B.C.) ROLL OF SERVICE 135 MacRAE, JOHN NORMAN, Dr., Capt. and Adjt., 18th Batt., Western Ontario Regt.; formerly officer of the 29th Regt.; relinquished an excellent practice to assist in raising the 34th Batt, with which he went overseas as Adjt.; held various posts with Can. Expedy. Force in England; reverted to a Lieutenancy that he might be sent to the front line and share in the actual fighting; was Intelligence Officer to a Western Ontario unit, and promoted Capt.; did splendid work with this Batt. at Battle of Arras. M.C, E.G., 1 Jany. 1919, " For gallantry and initiative shown in obtaining important information under heavy shell fire."— Battle of Arras. (Gait, Ontario.) McCRAE, NICHOLAS, 27233. Pte, 15th Batt.; reported missing, 1 June 1915 ; re­ joined unit, 5 June. (Collingwood, Ont.) MacRAE, RODERICK, 157632. Pte, 81st Batt. (St. Catherine's, Ontario.) MacRAE, WILFRED, 3110792. Pte, 116th Batt. (St. Catherine's, Ontario.) Canadian Machine Gun Corps. McCREA, ALEXANDER, 402363. Pte, 10th Bde.; wounded, 14 Oct. 1916. (Guelph, Ont.) McRAE, ARCHIBALD, 904667. Pte. (Westrose, Alta.) McRAE, DANIEL ALEXANDER, 223. Pte, Borden Machine Gun Battery, 5th Bde.; wounded, 12 Apr. 1916. (Lampton, Ont.) MacRAE, FREDERICK BEAUMONT, Major, 12th Batt.; served previously in Boer War. On outbreak of Great War, Lieut. (82nd Abegweit Light Infty, Char- lottetown) in training at Valcartier ; crossed to England, 3 Oct. 1914 ; 2nd in in command, Can. M.G.C, Shorncliffe; Capt, Aug. 1915; Major and O.C. 1st Depot, M.G. Coy, Can. M.G. Training Centre. Mentd, " For valuable War Services." (Vernon, P.E.I.) McRAE, HOWARD, 2765272. Pte, 1st Tank Batt. (Lachine, P.Q.) McRAE, HUGH, 439498. Pte, 52nd Batt. (Port Arthur, Ont.) McRAE, JAMES, 213330. Pte, Depót. (Chicago.) McRAE, JAMES DONALD, 2265841. Pte, 2nd Batt. (Prescott.) McRAE, JOHN, 135540. Pte, 10th Infy. Bde.; wounded, 5 Oct. 1918. (Toronto.) MacRAE, JOHN, 541193. Pte, Can. Res. Cyclists; Cpl, M.G.C.; wounded, 30 Sept. 1918. (Toronto.) McRAE, THOMAS, 68202. Pte, 25th Batt, attd; 5/c/2 Trench Mortar Battery; wounded, 24 Sept. 1916. (Sydney Mines, N.S.) McRAE, WILLIAM ROSS, 3037704. Pte. (Toronto.) Canadian Mounted Rifles. McCRAE, ALBERT FRED., 931117. Pte, 2nd Can. Mtd. Rifles. (Victoria, B.C.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 118087. Pte, 2nd Can. Mounted Rifles, B.C. Regt.; wounded, 16 Sept. 1916. (Coalhurst, Alta.) McRAE, ALEXANDER GEORGE, 113449. L/Cpl, 8th Can. Mtd. Rifles, 2nd Batt. Central Ontario Regt.; wounded, 16 Apr. 1917. 136 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, CHARLES J., 111388. Pte., 4th Can. Mounted Rifles, 2nd Central Ontario R • reported missing, later reported prisoner of war, 1916. Ontario Kegt.eet ,

McCREA, ALLAN PATRICK BRUDER, 110610. Pte 5th Can Mtd T?,fl0 wounded, France, 17 Aug. 1918. (Ottawa.) ' ^ Rfles; McRAE, DONALD ROY, 3110103. Pte., 5th Can. Mtd. Rifles. (Hamilton, Ont) McCREA, HERBERT JAMES, 2379576. Pte., 1st Can. Mtd. Rifles. (Toronto)

MCRA E LI1 AMBROSE 10 r Æ ^ ' 6449. Pte., 1st Can. Mtd. Rifles, Saskatchewan ReKt • «"TfchnTonlf ; kter' PriSOner °f ~' D6C- ™: »di McRAE, STANLEY, 226967. Trooper; served in Canada. (HamUton, Ont) MCRAm;rfoAn^EY LAWRENCE' 3057285- TrooPer • served in Canada. (Avon- MCRA(Calg^LIAM' 108433- Gmmer' 6th Can- Mtd' W**: Pte., Can. Engrs. Canadian Royal Air Force. MacRAE, DONALD, 71929. Pte. (St. Catherine's, Ontario ) McRAE, FRANK STUART EATON, Lieut. (Observer.) (St. John, N.B.) See RFC McRAE, FINLEY, Lieut.; A/Capt., R.F.C, Can. Mil. Forces; Instructor in Gunnery (graded as Equipment Officer, 1st Class). Mentd. for valuable series 7 McCREA, J. E., Lieut. (Sherbrooke.) See R.F.C. McRAE, JOSEPH PERCY, Lieut, Can. A.S.C, attd. R.A.F.; FUght Lieut 64th Squadron France; reported missing; wounded and taken ££L£QJM 1917 , released, arrived in England, Dec. 1918. (Ottawa.) See R.F C. Canadian Royal Highlanders.

MCRA ONA 74 P 3th jfngSimgrs., Íun^dwounded, ?7- JunTu^ee 191Í9'l6 fi; serve****d m France.^ (Craig) • ^ Can. ^fo^ilT^ 3010047- pte-'5th Batt; served in Canada-

MaCR 0 TH0MA 243 46642 Pte 13th Batt èfffhrs1Ts RL f'H ?' • - - W Can. Royal

MACREAdE;rton°)NALD' CanadÍan Hi^and-s served in Canada. (The Manse, Canadian Tank Corps. McRAE, RANDLE RICHARD, 2683999. Pte. (Wynot, Sask.) Canadian Veterinary Corps.

"^tT^S'gS:,1277- ^ *"d- tó C- V«. Hospl.; served,, McRAE. JOHN, 1278. Pte.. 8th Batt., Veterinary Section. (Toronto.) ROLL OF SERVICE 137 Central Ontario Regiment. MacRAE, A., 436074. Cpl., 1st Batt.; wounded, 1917. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 757387. Pte, 120th Batt.; wounded, 28 Sept. 1918. (Guelph.) McRAE, ALEXANDER JOSEPH, 3235551. Pte.; served in Canada. (Beaverton, Ont.) McRAE, ALEXANDER MacKENZIE, 745313. Cpl, 116th Batt, 2nd Central Ontario Regt.; wounded, 1918. M.M, L.G., 11 Feb. 1919. (Neepawa, Ont.) McRAE, CHARLES, 28057. Pte, 15th Batt.; served 3 months, discharged medically unfit. (Toronto.) McRAE, CHARLES EDMUND, Lieut, 1st Batt.; M.C, L.G., 4 Feb. 1918: " He led his men with great determination in the attack and when all the other officers had become casualties took command of his* Company and led them with great gallantry. Set a fine example of determination and fearlessness to his men." Bar to M.C, L.G., 5 July 1918: " During an attack the troops on his left were held up by an enemy strong point. Observing the situation, he led the remnant of his platoon, consisting of 8 men, to their assistance, and was instrumental in capturing the position, inflicting heavy casualties on the garrison and enabling the advance to continue to the final objectives." (Stayner, Ont.) McCRAY, CHARLES EDWARD, 1045634. Pte, 1st Batt. McCRAE, D., 22770. Pte, 1st Batt. McRAE, DONALD, 438335. Pte, 1st Batt. (Port Arthur, Ont.) McCRAE, DONALD JOHN, 3032370. Pte.; wounded, 29 Aug. 1918. (Toronto.) McRAE, DOUGLAS ARCHIBALD, 868005. L/Cpl.; 116th Batt, C.E.F.; wounded, 1918. (Toronto.) McCREA, EDWARD, Lieut, 2nd Batt.; served in France; wounded, 10 Apr. 1918. (Vancouver.) McRAE, FINLAY NORMAN, 3038701. Pte.; served in Canada. (Princeville, Ont.) McRAE, FRANK McGOWAN, 467212. Pte, 1st Batt. (Edmonton.) MacRAY, J., 892104. Pte.; Forestry Corps ; wounded, 1918. McRAE, JAMES, Lieut, 3rd Batt. (enhsted No. 486568) ; commd, 1915; twice wounded—7 June 1916, 4 May 1917. (Wallaceburg, Ont.) McRAE, JOHN, 745442. Pte, 116th Batt, 2nd Central Ontario Regt.; wounded, 16 Sept. 1917. M.M, L.G., 28 Sept. 1917. McCREA, JOHN McNEELY, Major, 1st Batt. (Toronto.) McRAE, ROLLO CHARLES, 237487. Pte, 2nd Batt. (Toronto.) McCRAE, THOMAS, 249038. Sergt, 1st Batt.; wounded, 9 Aug. 1918. (Toronto.) Eastern Ontario Regiment. McRAE, CHARLES, 2309403. Pte.; served in Canada. McCREA, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, 3324937. Pte.; served in Canada. (Chapeau, P.Q.) 138 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, DONALD, 410154. Pte., 30th Batt Mc^^^,^154th Batt-: twicewounded -^Nov- i9i7«14 McRAE, GORDON MURRAY, 246204. Pte.; Signaller Princess Patricia'« crossed to Flanders, 1917, and served there. ^l«a?airy!^S.) * McRAE, I., 35482. Wounded, 23 Apr. 1918. MacRAE, IAN, 443925. Sergt., 2nd Batt.; wounded, 24 Sept. 1916. (Kelowna B C1 McCREA, JAMES, 3328886. Pte.; served in Canada. (Ottawa) McCREA, JAMES EDWARD, 3324495. Pte., 6th Batt. (Renfrew Ont) MACRAE, JOHN ANGUS, 633800. Pte., 154th Batt. (Vankleek Hill Ont) McCREA, JOHN DONALD, 3060342. Pte., 1st Batt. (Asquith, Sask )' MacRAE, JOHN NEIL, 769271. Pte., 124th Batt.; wounded, 30 Oct. 1917. (Toronto) Tctpeau8^ BENEDICT' 332*®6- Pte., 2nd Batt.; served in Canada! ^918^^^ a®049" ^ wounded-2 Apr. 1918, Oct. McRAE, PHILLIP WILLIAM, 3059688. Pte.; served in Canada. (Kirkfield Ont) MacRAE, ROCCO, 3323222. Pte.; served in Canada

M^!' RÍDERICK' 3323339- Pte- —ed in Canada. (Glensandfield, Ont.) McCREA, STANLEY JAMES, 3059870. Pte.; served in Canada. (Tory Hill Ont)

a E, H MAS DOUGLAS 63 M p^ JT ° ' -»55. Pte., 154thBatt.; underage. (Hamilton',Ont McRAE, WILESTER, 3323690. Pte.; served in Canada. (Apple Hill, Ont.) Manitoba Regiment. McCREA, ALBERT LORENZO, 865247. Pte.; wounded, 4 Sept. 1918. (Rapid City.Man.)

^tU^^jSSLSSS^: 44th Radians; wounded, Ypres, 7 June McRAE, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, Lieut • A/Cant . • A A , 1918 MC T a 7 ^QIorïfír' A/'-apt, ^7th Batt.; wounded, 10 Aug. IÏUÖ. JH.U, i.Cr., 7 Nov. 1918: For conspicuous gallantry in action HP lå his Company forward in face of heavy machine-gun fire to coveraSexnósed fl^nk

ÏerS? (WiSrp^)' * ^ ^ ^buted to the success of the McRAE, CHARLES, 830666. Pte., 144th Batt. (Carlyle Sask )

"^S^ÏÏJgïïï'**- Cadet' R- * Force; enhsted No. 461268,

McRAE, COLIN ALEXANDER, 2383093. Pte.; served in Canada. (Elva, Man.)

McRAE, DONALD McLEOD, 288173 Seret 44th • c r T (Vatisker, Stornoway, and Winnipeg) § ' ' Sapper' Can- EngrS-

MCCR A D U 98 Sa er Bcan; . Cancan. Ungrs?n^ . M^^SFl,™M.M..I.G., 11 Feb. 1919. BartoM.M.- ,PP 17 Jun' e 1919. (Edmonton.later 3rd) ROLL OF SERVICE 139 McRAE, DUNCAN FARQUHAR, 3349199. Pte.; served in Canada. (Carlyle, Sask.) McRAE, DUNCAN GEORGE, 3059689. Pte.; served in Canada. (Brechin, Ont.) McRAE, FARQUHAR ALEXANDER, 875016. Pte.; 8th Batt. Can. Infty.; wounded, 19 Apr. 1917. (Middlechurch, nr. Winnipeg.) McCREA, FREDERICK EDWARD BRADFORD, 624526. Pte, 11th Batt.; wounded, 24 Apr. 1917. (Macklin, Sask.) McRAE, GEORGE, 922848. Pte.; gassed, 18 Feb. 1918. (Clandeboye, Man.) McRAE, GORDON ALBERT, 28507. Pte, 43rd Batt.; 16th Batt, C.E.F.; wounded, 20 May 1915. (Toronto.) McCRAE, HARRY D. L., 754614. Pte. ; wounded, 13 Aug. 1917. (Mitchell, Alta.) MacRAE, HECTOR ALEXANDER, 421099. Pte, No. 3 Coy, 43rd Batt. (Canadian Scottish) ; wounded, France, Feb. 1918. (Conon Bridge.) McCRAE, HERBERT LOUIS, 2381270. Pte. (Carberry, Man.) McCREA, HUGH, 3083589. Pte.; served in Canada. . McRAE, JAMES DUNCAN, 3346565. Pte.; served in Canada. (Portage La Prairie.) McRAE, JAMES MONTGOMERY, 288978. Pte.; wounded, 30 Oct. 1917. (Clandeboye, Man.) McCRAE, JAMES WALKER, 2378536. Pte.; wounded, 12 Aug. 1918. (RusseU, Man.) McRAE, JOHN, A.20876. Pte, 16th Batt. MacRAE, JOHN, 71932. Pte, 27th Batt, 2nd Can. Contingt.; served in France; wounded, 20 Mar. 1916. (Benmore, Portree.) McRAE, JOHN, 718370. Pte, 107th Batt. (Winnipeg.) MacRAE, JOHN, 892181. Sergt.; invalided home. (Winnipeg.) McCREA, JOHN, 2380798. Pte. Re-enhsted in R.F.C.; served in Canada. (Winnipeg.) MacRAE, JOHN ARCHIBALD, 820389. Sergt.; wounded, 1917. (Port Arthur, Ont.) McRAE, JOHN GILLIS, 874669. Pte. (Charlottetown, N.B.) McRAE, JOHN LAWRENCE, 874139. Pte.; twice wounded—7 Mar, 4 May 1917. M.M, L.G., 13 Mar. 1918. (Winnipeg.) McRAE, JOHN ROBERT, 2384079. Pte.; served in Canada. (Fort WiUiam, Ont.) McRAE, KENNETH NORMAN, 871463. Cpl, 107th Batt. (Winnipeg.) MacRAE, MALCOLM, 2381620. Pte.; served in Canada. (Clearwater, Man.) McRAE, NELSON, 2378831. Pte.; served in Canada. (Winnipeg.) McRAE, NEIL McKAY, 721056. Sergt, 108th Batt.; wounded, 16 Apr. 1917. D.C.M, E.G., 3 June 1918: " During an attack he assumed command of the remnant of Ids Company, and, in the face of very heavy fire, led his men with great skul and gaUantry, and at a critical time inspired his men to a show of force which deceived the enemy as to the continuity of the line untU such was restored. He also assisted the battahon on his left to capture a piU-box." (Claudebridge, Sask.) McRAE, ROY, 829444. Pte, 144 Batt. (Tenby, Man.) McRAE, THOMAS, 77015. Sergt.-Major, 16th Can. Scottish; wounded, Courcelette, 2 Oct. 1916. M.M, E.G., 13 Mar. 1918. Bar to M.M, L.G., 29 Aug. 1918. Mentd. (Victoria, B.C., and Aberdeen.) 140 THE CLAN MACRAE

M^(EWi^LfCE RUSSELL' 148413- Pte- 78* Batt.; wounded, 7 May 19,,

McRAE, WILLIAM.622136. L/Cpl.,27th Batt.; wounded, 19 Sept. 1916. (Winnipeg McRAE, WILLIAM, 2130605. Pte.; served in Canada. (Verden Man ^ McRAE, WILLIAM, 2382918. Pte. (Clandeboye, Man.) New Brunswick Regiment. McCRAE, DONALD, 69675. A/Sergt.; wounded, 3 Oct. 1916. (Glasgow ) McRAE, DONALD HUGH, 3182514. Pte.; served in Canada. (Middle River NS) McRAE, EVERETT STETSON, 712372 Pte 105th Batt P F T Hi^ v •* ÏÏÏÏ&iF1 Batt'Mank0ba Regt ;" ~ ^ »^a"(S5 McRAE, GEORGE ARTHUR, 712286. Pte., 105th Batt., P.E.I. Highrs (Alberton S MCTTS,-T' ™* *- «** Batt., P.E.I. Highrs (Mount MCCRiE;fARVEY MURRAY'793356-Cpl-i32nd Batt- N.B.) McRAE, JAMES ROBERT, 4061592. Pte. (Blackriver Bridge N B ) MCRAtEownNOpREMi? JOHN'712943- Pte.. 105th Batt., P.E.I. Highrs. (Charlotte- Nova Scotia Regiment. McCREA, BIRDEN CURTIS, 3260123. Pte. ; served in Canada. (Peel NB) McCREA, CHARLES, 36157. Pte., 17th Batt. (Dundalk) ' MacRAE, D. M., Staff Capt.; Major. McRAE, DANIEL ALEXANDER, 878014. Pte., 185th Batt. (St. Peter's N S )

Island (Hahfax, N.S.) ' /C demoblhzatlo»> Nova Scotia and Prince Edward McRAE, DONALD CHARLES, 28769 Prp ,7+1, . A - v. ,. „ (Victoria, B.C.) * 7th Batt» discharged medically unfit. McRAE, DONALD DUNCAN. 878012 Pt* iR (Truro, N.S.) o/auu. Pte., 185th Batt.; wounded, 30 Apr. 1918. McRAE, DUNCAN, 222952. Pte., 85th Batt. (Orangedale N S ) 11 FRYER 3188896 PtC SerVed Ín Canada Badd MacRAEM'P it, FRANCI.IT S JOSEPH' , 3185280- . -'Pte. (Halifax-) ' < e<*. N.S.)

MaCRAE' DANIEL' 2231°3- Pte-' 85th Batt- C™- Infty- (WestviUe, N.S.)

niie-gun ^J^JS'JSZ he ^T^^^J ROLL OF SERVICE MI by the enemy from the trench and ' No Man's Land,' he was able to keep back the second wave of oncoming Germans, all who endeavoured to enter the trench being killed. It was owing to Private MacRae's gallantry that his comrades were not overwhelmed by superior numbers." Bar to M.M, L.G., 11 Feb. 1919. (Halif ax, Nova Scotia; Gollanfield, Inverness.) MacRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, 469580. Pte, 64th, attd. 40th Batt.; twice wounded— 26 May 1917 ; 1 Oct. 1918. (Granton, N.S.) McRAE, M. H., Lieut. MacRAE, MACK, 4052624. Pte.; served in Canada. (Tiquish, P.E.I.) McRAE, MILTON JOHN, 3190213. Pte. (Nuttby, N.S.) McRAE, MURDOCK, 550327. Pte, R.C.D, R.R. (Beaverton, Ont.) MacRAE, MURDOCK JOHN, 222435. Sergt, 85th Batt.; wounded at Century Wood, 2 June 1916. (Middle River, N.S.) MacRAE, NORMAN MALCOLM, 3183289. Pte.; served in Canada. (Boulardarie, N.S.) MacRAE, NORMAN SINCLAIR, 733345. Cpl, 112th Batt.; R.C.R.; wounded, HiU 60, 26 Aug. 1917. M.M, L.G., 11 Feb. 1919. (Grand Pré, N.S.) McRAE, PETER, 4050475. Pte.; served in Canada. (Londonderry.) McRAE, RODERICK, 901071. L/Cpl, 73rd Batt.; wounded, 14 Aug. 1918. (River John, N.S.) MacRAE, SCOTT, 877958. Pte, 185th Batt. (Marble Mountain, N.S.) McCRAE, WILLIAM HECTOR, 3182007. Pte.; served in Canada. (River Herbert, N.S.) McCRAY, WILLIAM McLEOD, 3257967. Pte.; served in Canada. (Newcastle, N.B.) Quebec Regiment. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 904995. Pte, 1st Batt. (Edmonton.) McRAE, ALEXANDER MULLAN, 1030554. Pte.; wounded, 9 Aug. 1918. (Morin- ville, Alta.) McREA, CHARLES, 3284848. Pte.; served in Canada. McRAE, COLIN, 889744. Pte, 23rd Batt.; wounded, 2 Oct. 1918. (Hopetown, P.Q.) MacRAE, DANIEL JOSEPH, 3081433. Pte.; wounded, 23 Oct. 1918. (Cambridge, Mass.) McRAE, DAVID JAMES, 3283526. Pte, 2nd Batt. (Kinnear's MiUs, P.Q.) McRAE, DONALD FINDLEY, 457044. Pte, 60th Batt, 2nd Quebec Regt.; wounded, 15 Aug. 1916. (Vankleek Hill, Ont.) McRAE, DUNCAN, 3086100. Pte, 1st Batt.; served in Canada. (Dalhousie, P.Q.) McRAE, EDMUND, 3290162. Pte, 2nd Batt.; served in Canada. (St. Godfroy, P.Q.) McRAE, EMERY, 685069. Pte, 1st Batt. (Hopetown, P.Q.) MacREY, H. L., 448580. Pte, 1st Batt. McRAE, JAMES, 25868. Pte, 14th Batt, Royal Montreal Regt.; Cpl, 1st Batt. Quebec Regt.; discharged, 15 June 1915. (Montreal.) McRAE, JOHN ARCHIBALD, 712408. Pte, 105th P.E.I. Highrs.; 13th Batt.; twice wounded—Feb. 1917, Sept. 1918. (Mount Vernon, P.E.I.) 142 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, JOHN RODERICK, 3088823. Pte., 1st Batt.; served in Canada McRAE, JOHN WILLIAM,2265346. Pte., 14thBatt.; wounded,2Oct. 1918 (St Louis) "^JJJJJj»119- Pte-> »78th Batt.; twice wounded-14 Apr. 1917,30 Oct. 1917. McRAE, ORLAND RAYMOND, 3287178. Pte. (Leeds Village P Q )

M^&r^nHp\|OÍ063' Pte"'13thBatt'' tWÍCeWOUnded-10thAPr" 1917,13Mar. 1918. McRAY, ROBERT, 2075471. Pte. (Toronto.) ^^S^T.Q.f^' æ9746- Re-> 28th Batt-: wounded' 6 Dec. 1916. McRAE, ROBERT HENRY, 3084678. Pte.; served in Canada. McRAE, RODERICK ALEXANDER, 3090104. Pte.; served in Canada. (Montreal) McRAE, SAMUEL WILLIAM ROY, 3085150. Pte.,Quebec Regt. and R.F.C. (Montreal) MCRAlE918WXeiot,^)3- Pte"23rdBatt-: twice wounded-10 Apr. 1917, 9 Aug. MCRA(MaX 228812- Pte ' lst Batt-; wounded, 5 Sept. 1918. McRAE, WINDSOR DOUGAL, 3087683. Pte.; served in Canada. (Calumet PQ)

MCRA E 4 Pte 23rd Batt ; W0Unded 11 1917 missin ( 4e?ownTö )- - ' ' ^ ^ «»* Railway Troops. McRAE, ARTHUR EVERETT, 1081700. Sapper, No. 1 Constr. Batt. (Montreal.)

^Tmgfton0™?) DUNCAN' 24996ia PtC- DeP°t.- -rved in Canada.

"^sg^^^10™*- Sapper.4thPioneerRly.Batt.; wounded,

MaCRprEé' NS?HECTOR' 1039413- SaPP^; wounded, Arras. (North Grand Mac v 489724 CpI lst Pi Batt> ^d T^. SS°S 'árk" < - — ; McRAE, GEORGE HENRY, 712666. Cpl.; gassed, 31 May 1918. (Cardigan, P.E.I.) McCREA, HERBERT, 1006251. Cpl. (Toronto.) McCRAE, HUGH, 2644453. Sapper. (Montreal.) McCREA, JAMES HOWARD, 2023317. Sapper. (Westminster, B.C.) MCRA!un?eLrIVCEa? HT* SA™*>™**?- Sapper; Res. Bde., C.F.A.; previously Uunner, Can H.A.; wounded three times, Ypres, Aug. 1916 Nov 1917 • Villers Bretonneux, Mar. 1918. M.M., L.G., 17 Dec. 1917! (Toronto ) McCREA, ROSS, 778290. L/Cpl., 127th Batt. Railway Corps. (Toronto.) McCRAE, THOMAS, 1042987. Pte. (Montreal.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 279406. (PapineauviUe, P.Q ) ^^anSfM' 1039392- SappCr; 239* Batt., C.E.F.; wounded, 23 Mar. 1917. ROLL OF SERVICE 143 Saskatchewan Regiment. McRAE, ANDREW DAVIDSON, 292113. Pte.; wounded, 29 Sept. 1918. (Mission Junction, B.C.) McCREA, DENNIS, 1263708. Pte, 1st Batt. (Hardy, Sask.) McCREA, EDWARD COPLEN, 3353598. Pte.; served in Canada. (Milly, Sask.) McCREA, FLEETWOOD EVELYN, 3354707. Pte.; served in Canada. (Macklin, Sask.) McRAE, FRANK, 259143. Pte.; served in Canada. Re-enlisted in R.F.C. (Hanley, Sask.) McRAE, HARTWELL HAROLD, 3353633. Pte, 15th Res. Saskatchewan Regt. (Ridgewell, Sask.) MacRAE, JOHN BIGLOW, 106419. Pte, Saskatchewan Regt, C.M.R, 3rd Can. Div. H.Q.; three times wounded—8 June 1916, 19 Feb. 1917, 9 Aug. 1918, Amiens. (Woodstock, New Brunswick.) McRAE, JOHN ROBERT, 474305. Pte, 46th Batt. (Brock, Sask.) McCREA, KARL SCOVILL, 3353610. Pte.; served in Canada. (Hearne, Sask.) McRAE, NORMAN CATHMORE, 3352491. Pte. (Melaval, Sask.) McRAE, ROBERT ANGUS, 3354720. Pte.; served in Canada. (Easton, Sask.) MacRAE, ROBERT JOHN, 259144. Cpl.; served in Canada. (Toronto.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 3354916. Pte.; served in Canada. (Pleasant Valley, Sask.) McRAE, WILLIAM JAMES LINTON, 269591. Pte.; served in Canada. (Adanac, Sask.) McCREA, WILLIAM JOHN, 259331. Pte.; served in Canada. (Wiseton, Sask.) McRAE, WILLIAM THOMAS, 276934. Pte.; served in Canada. Vancouver Regiment. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 76180. Pte, Piper, 29th Batt. (Cloverdale, B.C.) Western Ontario Regiment. MACRAE, DAVID DUNCAN, 757593. Pte, 120th Batt. (Hamilton, Ont.) McRAE, FRANK GEORGE, 844851. Sergt, Western Ontario Regt.; 8th Batt. Can. Engrs.; wounded, 6 Oct. 1918. M.M, L.G., 11 Mar. 1919. (Beecher Hill, Ont.) McRAE, HUGH HAYES, 2334371. A/Cpl.; wounded, 28 Sept. 1918. (Beecher). McRAE, JAMES ALEXANDER, 3137092. Pte, 1st Batt. (Elmstead, Ont.) McRAE, WILLIAM THOMAS, 3134294. Pte.; served in Canada. (Teeswater, Ont.) McRAE, WILLIAM VINCENT, 207068. Pioneer. (Detroit). Winnipeg Rifles. McRAE, ALEXANDER JOHN, 71186. A/Q.M.S, 14th Batt.; later, 27th Batt, Can. A.S.C.; severely wounded, 14 Jany. 1916 ; one of four brothers serving, two of whom were killed. (Stornoway.) 144 THE CLAN MACRAE Miscellaneous Details. McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 623041. Pte. (Hamilton, Ont.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 687927. Pte.; served in Canada. (Vancouver ) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 820490. Pte.; served in Canada. (Rainy River, Alta) McRAE, ALEXANDER, 2381952. Sergt.; served in Canada. (Vankleek Hill, Ont) McRAE,^AL^EXANDER GEORGE, 288977. Pte., 221st Batt.; served in Canada.

MacRAE, ALEXANDER GRANT, 799167. C.Q.M.S., 134th Batt. Hdqrs. (Toronto) McRAE, ANDREW RAYMOND, 3285200. Pte.; served in Canada. (Sawyerville P Q McRAE, ANGUS, 73866. Cpl. (Fort William, Ont)

^uVÍ^N^ DONALD' 270051°- <* ; fa Canada. (Big Har- McRAE, ARDEN HUGH, 2058574. Pte., 6th Res. Batt. (Wolf Island, Ont) MacRAE, CHESTER, 3380117. Pte.; served in Canada. (Scotstown, P.O.) McRAE, CLARENCE THOMAS, 3345976. Pte. (Clearwater, Man)

MCRAE,BCORNELIUS JAMES, 2704222. A/Sergt.; served in Canada. (St. John, McCRAE, D., 13129. Pte.; wounded, 1916. MacRAE, D., 33977. Sergt., 16th Canadians; missing, 27 Sept 1917 McRAE, DAVID, 1006289. Pte.; served in Canada. (Fortrose, Scot.)' McRAE, DONALD, went overseas to reinforce Princess Patricia's Regt. (St. Louis U S) McRAE, DONALD, 249831. Pte., 208th Batt.; served in Canada. (Toronto^ MacRAE, DONALD, 3323284. Pte., 6th Res. (Maxville Ont) McRAE, DONALD ARCHIBALD, 439159. Pte., 52nd Batt.; served in Canada. McRAE, DONALD GRANT, 2684295. Pte. (Moose Jaw, Sask ) ' MacRAE, DUNCAN HOWARD, 1250940. Gnr. (Lumsden, Sask.)

M ^E ;TCAN NEALON' 868244 Pte-; —din Canada. (Oshawa, Ont.) MACRAEA A, F„ 54194. L/Cpl. McRAE, F. J., 669793. Pte.; wounded, 1917 McCREA,FRANK HENRY, 1084189. A/Sergt., 251st Batt.; served in Canada. (Winnipeg.) McRAE, GEORGE, 3284840. Pte. McRAE, GEORGE NICHOLL ALLEN, 3384951. Pte. (Gould PQ) MacRAE^GEORGE ROBERT, 913753. Pte., 197th Batt.; served in Canada. (Van-

McRAE GORDON, 675185. Pte., 168th Batt.; served in Canada. (Ingersoll, Ont.) MacRAE, HARRY, 1031065. Pte.; served in Canada

MCCR(MECrear7Ln J718446' ' > ^ed Canada only. ROLL OF SERVICE US McRAE, HORACE, 138653, 775760. Bugler, 75th Batt.; served in Canada, 2 years ; disabled in training. (Toronto.) McRAE, HUGH HERSEL, 3317588. Pte.; served in Canada. (Beaverton.) MacRAE, IVAN JAMES, 3040811. Pte.; served in Canada. (New York.) McRAE, J., 167307. Pte., 25th Batt. McCRAW, J. H. W., 163389. McRAE, J. L., 847639. Pte. McRAE, JAMES, 67. Pte., 2nd Div. Army Cyclists. (Aberdeen, Scot.) McCREA, JAMES, 124. McCREA, JAMES, 3102. A/Cpl, Can. Cav. Supply Column. (Winnipeg.) MACRAE, JAMES, A/20085. Pte, 43rd Batt.; served in Canada. (Carroll, Man.) McRAE, JAMES, 690136. Pte, 173rd Batt.; served in Canada. (Hamilton, Ont.) McREA, JAMES, 895376. Pte.; served in Canada. (London.) McCREA, JAMES, 3347435. A/Sergt, Can. Congt. Bde. Supply Column. (Russell, Man.) McRAE, JAMES ALEXANDER, 651129. Pte.; served in Canada. (Allenford, Ont.) McRAE, JAMES ALEXANDER, 2293807. Pte, Lord Strathcona's Horse; served in Canada. (Blackie, Alberta.) McRAE, JAMES BENJAMIN, 258310. Pte.; served in Canada. (Regina.) McRAE, JAMES DUNCAN, 724045. Pte.; served in Canada; underage. (Bexley, Ont.) McCREA, JAMES JOSEPH, 3234179. Pte.; served in Canada. (Muhlbach, Alta.) MacRAE, JOHN, Canadians. (2 Keith St, Stornoway.) MACRAE, JOHN, Pte, 43rd Batt, 2nd Coy, Can. Expedy. Force ; attd. Cam. Highrs. McCRAE, JOHN, 2283. Pte, 6th Hussars Camp, Canada. (Montreal.) MacRAE, JOHN, 80044. Pte.; served in Canada. (Woodstock, N.B.) MacRAE, JOHN, 141356. C.S.M, 36th Batt, Can. Gym. Staff. M.S.M, L.G 3 Tune 1919. (Hamilton, Ont.) J MACRAE, JOHN, 551402. Pte, 3rd Div. Cavalry, Fort G. Horse; wounded, 9 Aug. 1918. (Regina.) McRAE, JOHN, 892147. Pte, 190th Batt.; served in Canada. (Winnipeg.) McRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 3323520. Pte. (Greenfield, Ont.) McRAE, JOHN ARCHIBALD McLAREN, 3030971. Pte. (Regina.) McRAE, JOHN FINDLEY, 3325500. Pte.; served in Canada. (Avonmore, Ont.) McRAE, JOHN NORMAN, 3322640. Pte, 6th Res. (Vankleek Hill, Ont.) McRAE, JOHN ROSS OGILVIE, 258004. Pte.; served in Canada. (Vancouver.) McRAE, JOSEPH FRANCIS, 827099. Pte.; served in Canada. (Washington.) McRAE, KENNETH, 2246059. Pte.; served in Canada. (Fearn, Scot.) MacRAE, LEONARD JAMES, 239333. Pte. (Spokane.) McRAE, LESTER, Pte.; Canadians. 146 THE CLAN MACRAE MacRAE, LINDEN FRASER, 3325499. Pte.; served in Canada. (Avonmore, Ont.) McRAE, MELVIN ROBERTSON, 3324011. Pte.; served in Canada. (Carleton, Ont.) McRAE, MOORE FREDERICK, 3233391. A/Sergt. (Beaverton, Ont.) MacRAE, MURDIE LLOYD, 3322247. Pte. (Glen Sandfield, Ont.) McRAE, MURDOCK, 745424. Pte.; served in Canada. (Beaverton.) McRAE, MURDOCK, 3137093. Pte. (Brigden, Ont.) McRAE, MURDOCK ALEXANDER, 2014173. Pte. (BoUlardarie, N.S.) McRAE, NORMAN, 298065. Pte.; served in Canada. (Calumet, P.Q.) McRAE, NORMAN, 2350345. Pte.; served in Canada. (Charlottetown, P.E.I.) McCRAE, NORMAN WILLIAM, 3133691. Pte. (Sarnia, Ont.) McRAE, O. R., 712829. 14th Canadians ; wounded and missing, 9 Apr. 1917. McCRAE, PERCY ROBERT, 3139022. Pte.; served in Canada. (Ariss, Ont.) McCREA, PETER, 805734. Pte., 136th Batt.; served in Canada. (Port Hope, Ont.) McRAE, RICHARD SAMUEL, 132855. Pte.; served in Canada.' (Montreal.)' McRAE, ROBERT DONALD, 3133314. Pte., C.G.R.; served in Canada. (Port Elgin Ont.) ° ' McRAE, ROBERT JOHN, 2384079, Pte. (Toronto.) McCREA, ROBERT NELSON, 3812186. Pte.; served in Canada. (Winnipeg.) McRAE, RODERICK, 89918, Gnr, 27th Baty.; served in Canada. (Montreal.) McRAE, RODERICK, 228362. Pte.; served in Canada. MacRAE, RODERICK, 276364. Pte.; served in Canada. (Regina.) McRAE, RODERICK, 2023965. Pte., C.G.R.; served in Canada. (Vancouver.) McRAE. RONALD GWYNND, 249097. Cpl., Lieut. (Weston, Ont.) McRAE, RONALD STEPHEN BRUCE, 916459. Pte.; served in Canada. (Toronto.) McRAE, ROSS, 123314. Pte.; served in Canada. (Toronto.) McRAE, ROY, 132502. Pte.; served in Canada. (Lachute, P.Q.) McRAE, RUFUS, 889741. Pte.; served in Canada; medically unfit. (Hopetown.) McCREA, STANLEY, 1250973. Gnr., 77th Bty.; served in Canada. (Milestone, Sask.) McRAE, VICTOR SCOTT, 2557444. A/Cpl, 68th Bty. (Vancouver.) McRAE, WELLINGTON, 889799. Pte. (Hopetown, P.Q.) McCREA, WILFRED, 243474. Pte., 206th Batt.; served in Canada. (Montreal.) McCREA, WILFRED JAMES, 3230002. Pte.; served in Canada. (Toronto.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 267509. Pte.; served in Canada. (Margo, Sask.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 865192. Pte.; served in Canada. (Brandon, Man.) McCREA, WILLIAM, 2184336. Pte. (Winnipeg.) McCREA, WILLIAM, 2499333. Pte., 8th Res. Batt. (Chicago.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 2684138. Trooper, Royal N.W. Mounted Police ; joined, Brandon, Canada, July 1918 ; served in France. (Forres.) ROLL OF SERVICE 147 McRAE, WILLIAM, 3322076. Pte. (Oxford Station, P.Q.) McRAE, WILLIAM A., 3230058. Pte. ; served in Canada. (Toronto.) McREA, WILLIAM GEORGE, Major ; served in Canada. (BaddeckrN.S.) McRAE, WILLIAM GEORGE, 2147752. Trooper. (Emerson, Man.) McCREA, WILLIAM GEORGE, 3090103. Pte.; served in Canada. (Montreal.) McRAE, WILLIAM GORDON, 645836. Pte.; served in Canada. (Agassiz, B.C.) McRAE, WILLIAM HUGH ROY, 651790. Pte.; served in Canada. (Elsinore, Ont.) McCREA, WILLIAM JAMES, 225960. Pte.; served in Canada. (Toronto.) McRAE, WILLIAM ROSS, 70211. Pte.; served in Canada. (Hopetown, P.Q.) McCREA, WILLIAM THOMAS, 3107321. Pte. (Livingstone Creek, Ont.) SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, served in S.A. Med. Corps in German East Africa. (Pretoria.) McRAE, ALEXANDER, Sportsman Batt., German E.A.; served through the G.S.W. African Campaign. MacRAE, ALISTER. MACRAE, COLIN JOHN, Lieut, King's African Rifles; seconded from A. & S. Highrs. for service in the East. (Dingwall.) See A. & S. Highrs. McCRAE, DONALD, Capt, East African Mil. Lab. Corps. McCRAE, DONALD, L/Cpl, East African Rifles, M.T. MACRAE, DONALD MacKENZIE, M.B. Major, S.A. Med. Corps ; served with S.A. forces; later appointed P.M.O, Bechuanaland Protectorate. (Aignish Farm, Lewis.) MACRAE, DUNCAN MacKENZIE, M.A, Glasg, 1894; M.B, Ch.B, 1900. Capt, S.A. Med. Corps ; served with the S.A. forces during the War; later appointed M.O, Bechuanaland Protectorate. (Aignish Farm, Lewis.) McRAE, J. McR., 2nd Lieut, S.A. Horse ; previously Sergt, No. 5225 ; commd, 15 Oct. 1915. McCRAE, JAMES, Capt, East African Mech. Trans, Supply Corps. Mentd, E.G., 6 Aug. 1918. Six brothers and one sister from the same family all serving. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, JAMES, Sergt.-Major, East African Rifles. MACRAE, JAMES. (Fodderty.) McRAE, JAMES J., Capt, Baden Powell's S.A. Police. (Graaff Reinet, Cape Province.) MacRAE, JOHN. MACRAE, L. Served in S.A. Overseas Contgt. McRAE, MALCOLM, Sportsman Batt, German E.A.; served through G.S.W. African Campaign. MacRAE, W. J., Army Service Corps ; served overseas. BRITISH WEST INDIES REGIMENT. MACRAE, THOMAS GEORGE, Lieut.; commd, British Guiana Militia, 1917. (Nairn.) li 148 THE CLAN MACRAE

AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCES. The children unborn shall acclaim The Standard the Anzacs unfurled, When they made the Australians' fame The wonder and pride of the world. Australian Army Medical Corps. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 1429. Sergt., 1st Aus. Field Amb.; served in France- wounded, 1918 M.M., E.G., 17 Dec. 1917. D.C.M., E.G., 19 Nov. 1917 — For conspicuous gaUantry and devotion to duty. He was in charge of a stretcher- bearer division His division suffered heavy casualties but notwithstanding this £ +w sf.lendld eaunpfc and courage succeeded in making a clean evacuation for that particular sec ion allotted to him. He set a magnificent example throS out a most trying period." (Linlithgow.) F g McRAE, EDWARD, 12356. L/Sergt., 10th Field Amb.; wounded, 1918 McRAE, FINLAY O'NEILL 1775. W.O.Ü., 4th Australian Light Horse Field Ambu- L G k Nov^Q^fSr^í th.? Mediterranean Expedy. Force at Gallipoli. Mentd., i> JNov. 1915. D.C.M.: For conspicuous bravery on 8 Aug. 1915 on Gallipoli woTrtS1- HC*WaS^ °therS Shelterine 111 a saP when calls for help from^ome ™ï A^t • Ca?"d- • Inx Spite °f a raPid accurate she11 Ére he went out and succeeded m bringing m four wounded men back into safety. A Sergt. who accom- w d WMÍ men, but undeterred h gconSnuedZ work until aU witlun reach were rescued." L.G., 29 Nov 1915 e McRAE, GEORGE HERBERT, 1591. Pte., 4th Batt. Field Ambulance. McRAE, GEORGE WILLIAM, 8083. Pte. McRAE, H. H„ 1761. McREA, HUGH MORELAND, M.B, B.Ch, B.A.O, 1901; M D RUI 1910 Served overseas with the Aus. A. Med. Corps. O.B.E. L.G 30 w "1920 "For serS e Mmta H tals Te X duties 7 r T -^^ • Mentd Dardanelles 6 Kingdom in connection with the War." McRAE, HUNTER FRANCIS, 16117. Pte, 2nd Field Amb.; wounded, 1917 McRAE, JAMES, 158. Driver, 2nd Field Amb.

Australian Army Service Corps. McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 3900. Pte, A.S.C. Dtls.; wounded, 1918 McRAE, ANGUS, 2787. Pte, 10th Batt. McRAE, COLIN, 51901. Pte. McCRAE, JAMES SINCLAIR, 7319. Driver, No. 2 Coy.

Australian Artillery. MacRAE, ALASTAIR JAMES, 26720. Gunner, 2nd F.A Bde McRAE, ALEXANDER, 15260. Driver, 6th A.B, A.F.A. ROLL OF SERVICE i4& MacRAE, ALEXANDER NICHOLSON, 817. Gunner, 36th H.A. Bde. (Tourello, Victoria.) McRAE, CHARLES WILLIAM DOUGLAS, 699. Gunner, 2nd Aus. Siege Battery, R.G.A. (South Yarra, Victoria.) McRAE, DONALD, 1127. Gunner, 2nd Siege Battery. (S. Yarra, Victoria.) McRAE, DUNCAN, 245. Sergt., 36th H.A. Bde., Aus. F.A. M.M., E.G., 3 July 1919. McRAE, DUNCAN, 7803. Driver, 5th F.A. Bde. McRAE, EDWARD ALEXANDER, 2757. Driver, 10th F.A. Bde. McRAE, EWAN ALPIN, 2813. Driver, 6th B.A.C., A.F.A. (Buchan, Gippsland, Victoria.) McRAE, GODFREY FRANCIS, 1306. Sergt.-Major, 11th Light Horse; B.S.M., 41st Battery, 11th Bde., F.A., Aust. Mentd, France, E.G., 11 July 1919. (Buderine, Queensland.) McRAE, HARRY, 33530. Gunner, 4th F.A. Bde. McCREA, HENRY FALDING, Lieut, 2nd Div. Train. McRAE, HENRY JOHN, 38991. Gunner, Arty. Dtls. MacRAE, HUGH McDOUGALL, 14817. Motor Driver, 2nd Aus. Siege Battery, Amm. Col. ; served in France. (Elphinstone, Victoria.) McCRAE, JACK, 58610. Pte, 2nd D.A.C. McRAE, JAMES, 39800. Gunner, 2nd Field Arty. Bde. McCRAE, JOHN, 22946. Gunner, 3rd D.A.C. McRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, 578. Pte, 4th Div. Train. McRAE, JOHN JOSEPH, 31835. Driver, 4th D.A.C. Trench Mortar Battery. McRAE, JOHN KENNETH, 150. Cpl, A.A. Ord. C. McCREA, JOSEPH, 11779. Driver, 2nd F.A, Bde. MacRAE, MALCOLM JOHN, 1853. Gunner, 11th Aus. Field Arty. Bde.; gassed, Ypres, July 1917. (Ballina, N.S.W.) McRAE, MALCOLM JOHN, 2066. Gunner, 41st Battery, A.F.A.; served 3 years. (Richmond River, N.S.W.) MACRAE, PERCY ALEXANDER, 274. Sergt, 2nd Field Arty. Bde. See R.F.A. McCRAE, SMITH LESLIE, 441. Sergt, 10th F.A.B. McRAE, THOMAS GODWIN, 34793. Sergt, 4th F.A. Bde. McRAE, WILLIAM JAMES, 2758. Sergt, 13th F.A. Bde. M.M, L.G., 13 Mar. 1919.

Australian Engineers. MACRAE, ARTHUR WORTHINGTON, 666. Sergt, 2nd Aus. Pioneers (late 28th Batt, Aus. Infty.) ; twice wounded—Gallipoli, 1915; on the Somme, 1916. (Middle Park, Victoria.) McRAE, DUNCAN, went overseas with 1st Expedy. Force from Tasmania; joined Australian Engrs. (Perth, W. Australia.) 150 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, DUNCAN, 121. Sapper, 2nd Field Coy. ; severely wounded, 1915 McRAE, ERNEST GUY, 22124. Sapper, 2nd F.C.E. McRAE, GEORGE, 2306. Pte, 1st Pioneers. McRAE, HAROLD MURDOCH, 22125. Sapper, 2nd F.C.E.

MCRA1E915.' A"' 1065- Sergt- 16th Batt Infty-' lst Div- SiSnal C°y- En^s.; wounded, McRAE, JAMES, 17391. Sapper, 1—5th Div. Engrs. McRAE, JOHN ARCHIBALD, Lieut; Major, 4th Pioneers (previously No 1085) McRAE, LESLIE DONALD, 5823. Sapper, 2nd Sig. Sqdn. McRAE, RALPH DONALD, 164. Pte, 4th Div. Sig. Coy. M.M, L.G., 17 June 1919 McRAY, ROY, Pte, 4th Pioneers. McCRAY, VICTOR WILLIAM, 2434. Pte, 4th Pioneers.

Australian Infantry. McRAE, ALAN STEWART, 2386. L/Cpl, 31st Batt. ; wounded, 1917 McRAE, ALEXANDER, 2359. Pte, 33rd Batt. ; wounded, 1918. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 2943A. Pte, 31st Batt. McCRAE, ALEXANDER, 3830. Pte, 5th Batt. McRAE, ALEX. GEORGE, 1207. Pte, 3rd Batt. ; wounded, 1917. MacRAE, ALICE JOHN, 3104. Cpl, 44th Batt. McRAE, ALLEN JOHN, 6863A. Pte, 22nd Batt.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, CHARLES, 6866. Pte, 32nd Batt.; wounded, 1917. McRAE, COLIN, 3267B. Pte, 49th Batt. McRAE, D. D., 294. Pte, 14th Batt.; wounded, 1915. McRAE, DONALD, 5417. Pte, 7th Batt. McRAE, DONALD, 6116. Pte, 18th Batt. McCREA, DONALD ALEXANDER, 2709. Pte, 38th Batt.; wounded, 1917 McRAE, DUNCAN ALBERT VICTOR, 1392. Pte, 10th Batt.; wounded 1915

M 1994 L/CPL 7th and 59th ^M:^J7^1^ - ' funded, 191, McRAE, FARQUHAR, 7059. Pte, 6th Batt.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, FRANK WILLIAM, 6940. Pte, 18th Batt. McRAE, GEORGE, 786. Pte, 43rd Batt.; discharged. McRAE, GEORGE, 6059. Pte, 4th Batt.; wounded, 1917 McRAE, GEORGE MALCOLM, Lieut, 13th Batt.; previously No. 2201. MacRAE, GREGOR EWIN, 4669. Pte, 45th Batt McCREA, HAROLD ALEXANDER, 916. Pte, 57th Batt.; wounded, 1916. ROLL OF SERVICE 151 McCRAE, HECTOR, 330. Pte., 6th Batt. (Victoria); wounded, 1915. (Auburn.) McRAE, HENRY, 178. Sergt., 8th Batt. McRAE, HERBERT HENRY, 2768. Pte., 53rd Batt.; wounded. McCRAE, HUGH, 2226. Pte., 59th Batt. McCREA, J. H., 4th Batt. McRAE, JOHN, 1710. Sergt., 48th Batt. M.M., L.G., 24 Jan. 1919. McRAE, JOHN, 2111. Pte., 35th Batt., A.I.F.; served overseas. (Gelantipy, Gipps- land.) McRAE, JOHN, 4178. Sergt, 27th Batt. MACRAE, JOHN, 6120. Pte, 26th Batt. McRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 5067. Pte, 24th Batt. ; wounded, 1918. McRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 7535. Pte, 7th Batt.; wounded, 1918. McCRAE, JOHN ALPHONSUS, 2936. Pte, 58th Batt. McRAE, JOHN COLIN, 2389. Pte, 12th Batt. McRAE, JOHN COLIN, 2426. R.Q.M.S, 51st Batt. McRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, 2994. Pte, 31st Batt. McRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, 7761. Pte, 11th Batt.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, JOHN FRASER REYNELL, 6351. Cpl, 24th Batt.; gassed, 6 Oct. 1918. M.M, L.G., 14 Jan. 1918. (Beechworth, Victoria.) MacRAE, JOHN MORRISON, 53065. Pte, 5th Batt. McRAE, JOHN THOMAS, 6404. Pte, 22nd Batt.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, JOHN WILLIAM, 7041. Pte, 3rd Batt.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, KEITH, 205. Pte, 22nd Batt. McRAE, KEITH GOLIAN, 62176. Pte, 43rd Batt. MacRAE, KENNETH, 4327. Pte, 32nd Batt. McRAE, KENNETH, 5158. Pte, 59th Batt. McRAE, KENNETH JOHN, 2930. Pte, 59th Batt.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, KENNETH McLEAN, 1387. Pte, 14th Batt. McRAE, LEOPOLD GEORGE, 1092. Pte, 19th Batt.; wounded, 1917. McRAY, LIONEL VINCENT, 5623. Pte, 25th Batt. McRAE, MALCOLM, 956. Sergt, 43rd Batt.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, NEIL, 7046. Pte, 10th Batt: McRAY, NORMAN, 4584. Pte, 29th Batt. McRAE, REGINALD JOSEPH, 53. Pte, 32nd Batt. McRAE, ROBERT WHITELAW, 1630. Cpl, 32nd Batt.; twice wounded, 1916, 1918. McRAE, RODERICK ALLAN, 1675. Pte, 36th Batt. McRAE, RONALD, 418. L/Sergt, 23rd Batt. 152 THE CLAN MACRAE

MCRAMvRi°Q^ D^GLAS, 294. Cpl., 13th Batt.; served in Gallipoli, Apr.- 7 noil ^ m ^raí>Ce ; twice wounded-GaUipoli, France ; prisoner of war Aug. 1916; released, Dec. 1918. (Brighton.) ' MACRAE, SAMUEL, 2176. Pte., 3rd Batt. ; twice wounded-1915 and Aug 1916 McRAE, STANLEY JOSEPH, 3655. Pte., 29th Batt.; wounded, 1918. McCRAE, THOMAS WILLIAM, 602. Cpl., 32nd Batt. McRAE, VICTOR GEORGE, 2913. Pte., 33rd Batt.; wounded. McRAE, WILLIAM, 1660. Pte., 7th Batt.; wounded, 1915. McRAE, WILLIAM, 2619. Pte., 34th Batt.

Australian Light Horse. McRAE, ALEXANDER GEORGE, Capt., 10th L.H. (previously Tpr. No 2233) McRAE, DAVID, 2944. Pte., 10th L.H. McRAE, ERIC GARGRAVES, 3367. Pte, 7th L.H. MACRAE, GORDON, 294. Sergt, 6th L.H. McRAE, HENRY JOHN, 64830. Pte, 4th L.H. McCRAE, HORACE GEORGE, 1898. Pte, 12th L.H. MacRAE, J. W., Farrier Sergt, 10th Light Horse, W. Australians.

MCRAíaUJOHN' 2397' Pte" Batt- 2nd Light HorSe ReSL ' wounded« 19*5. (Ding- McRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, 1104. Sergt, 1st L.H. McRAE, RAYMOND LAWRENCE, 64554. Pte, 8th L.H. McRAE, RODERICK JAMES, 3188. Pte, 7th L.H ^^ShtHo^1^ JOHN S™ART 3141. Tpr, 8th Aus. Light Horse, 3rd Light Horse Bde.; prisoner of war, Soltau, Germany. (Ascot, Victoria.)

Australian Machine Gun Corps.

McRAE FREDERICK FARQUHAR, 101. Sergt, 3rd Batt.; wounded, 1918. D.C.M., ó2',: For gentry and devotion to duty. On 29 Sept 1918 ofTlnï6^ V Hindfnbur5 Bony, he took charge3 ïfsecïï

P g ÍOrWard the face of heay åctioH^Æ f ,, , ? y opposition, got his guns into action and successfully engaged hostile machine-gun nests at cícle range " McRAE, RODERICK HUGH, 100. Sergt, 3rd Batt.; wounded, 1918.

Australian Army Miscellaneous Details. McRAE, A. (Warracknabeal, Victoria.) McCREATH, C, 5156. Pte.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, COLIN, 1st Expedy. Force from Tasmania. ROLL OF SERVICE 153 McRAE, COLIN, 1088. Pte, 11th Batt, Australia Regt.; wounded, 1915, Mediterranean. McRAE, D. (Warracknabeal, Victoria.) McRAE, DUNCAN, Aus. Forces. (Scullumas.) McRAE, GORDON, 1st Expedy. Force from Tasmania. McRAE, JOHN, joined 1st Expedy. Force from Tasmania. (Launceston.) MacRAE, JOHN, served in a Transport Steamer carrying troops from Sydney to the Dardanelles, later carrying troops from Alexandria to the Dardanelles. (Bra- cadale, Skye.) McCREA, JOHN, 1124. Pte, 1st Remount Unit. McRAE, JOHN, 2181. Pte, Australian Regt.; enlisted Sydney, 1916; served in Australia. (Forres.) McRAE, JOHN ALLEN DUNCAN, 1784. Pte, A.I.F. Dep. in U.K. McCRAE, JOHN KYRLE, 465. Pte, 1st Aus. Flying Corps. McRAE, JOHN WILLIAM RUSSELL, 5885. Pte, A. Emp. Coy. McRAE, K. (Warracknabeal, Victoria.) McCRAE, LESLIE WILLIAM, 1st Mobile Vet. Section. McRAE, M., enhsted at once on the outbreak of War, having served through the Boer War with distinction. (Warracknabeal, Victoria.) McRAE, NORMAN, 2130. Cpl, A.A. Pay Corps ; wounded, 1917. McCRAW, R., 347. Pte.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, W., wounded; one of five brothers serving. (Warracknabeal, Victoria.) McCRAW, W. J., 6371. Pte.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, WILLIAM, Aus. Forces. (Lower Breakish.) McRAE, WILLIAM GRANTHAM, 1195. L/Cpl, A.I.F. Kit. Strs.

NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. New Zealand Infantry. MacRAE, DONALD ALEXANDER, 28905. L/Cpl.; wounded, 1918. McCRAE, EDWARD HENRY, 25/214. Pte.; wounded, 1916. McRAE, FARQUHAR, 53712. Pte.; wounded, 1918. McCRAE, GEORGE ROONIE, 56328. Wounded, 1918. McCRAW, J., 53242. Pte.; wounded, 1918. McRAE, JOHN NICHOLSON, 56457. Wounded, 1917. MacRAE, NORMAN THOMAS, 14201. Wounded, 1917. MACHRAY, R., 63902. Wounded, 1918. 154 THE CLAN MACRAE MacRAE, RODERICK DONALD, 25/280. Wounded, 1916. McRAE, SAMUEL WILLIAM ROY, 33753. Wounded, 1915. MACRAE, THOMAS, 28593. L/Cpl.; wounded. (Inverness.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 26/513. Wounded, 1916. McRAE, WILLIAM, 6/3810. Wounded, 1916.

Auckland Infantry. MACRAE JOHN, 33927 Pte.; wounded at Gallipoli and disabled. One of four brothers serving. (West End, Lochcarron.) Ur

Otago Infantry. McRAE, COLIN, 8/1561. ' MacRAE, IAN CHISHOLM, 8/239. MCRA?9.^X™UNNZ^ 22077' —**H-*7J*

Canterbury Regiment. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 41590. 4th Batt. (WeUington N Z ) McRAE, DONALD MATHESON, 6/96. Cpl., Canterbury Infty.; missing later reported prisoner of war in German hands ; released " 1918 g' McRAE, GEORGE FREDERICK, 50360. Tpr., 8th Sqdn., Canterbury Mtd Regt • served m Egypt and Palestine. (Southland, N.Z.) Y

New Zealand Field Artillery.

MaCRA9E16Da^ 2/1248)'- twice wounded, France, been'fifZ^T&Jf i T J*6 ]°ined VP on ^ outbreak of War, having been 6 years in New Zealand. He saw service both at GaUipoh and in France and was commissioned m 1918. M.M., L.G., 2 Nov. 1917. (/amestown^ sS£

MCRAE R N 17/135 Vet C0r s; later G ^S° Í1? 'T - ,, P —. N.Z. Fid . Arty7 • served- Egypt, 1915 ; France till 1919. (Hawera, Taranaki, N.Z.) '

New Zealand Machine Gun Corps.

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MCRA3EtíïíïR?rOC,!^E5AI?DER'7/1'67- RS.M.. No. 2 Div. Sig. Coy.; wounded ROLL OF SERVICE New Zealand Rifles. McRAE, ALEXANDER, 17432. 8th C.M.R., N.Z. Mtd. Rifles; wounded; served in Egypt. (Cuaig, Strathcarron.) McRAE, ERNEST DUNCAN, Lieut, (previously 9/327, Sergt.), Otago Mtd. Rifles; later Transport Officer, M.G. Batt, (Hokonuie, N.Z.) McRAE, JAMES, Capt., Wellington Infty. (Mtd. Rifles); previously No. 19209. (Otane, N.Z.; Ullapool.) McCRAE, JOHN, Major, Otago Rifles (previously No. 8/2068). D.S.O., L.G., 1 Jan., 1918. Mentd., L.G., 28 Dec. 1917. McRAE, JOHN, 81594. (Cuaig, Strathcarron.) McRAE, JOHN McGREGOR, 261042. Sergt.; twice wounded—1916 ; Passchendaele, 12 Oct. 1917. (Dundee.) McRAE, KENNETH BRUCE, 7/463. Canterbury Mtd. Rifles ; later 2nd Lieut. MacRAE, LACHLAN, 71125. (Stromeferry.) MACRAE, MURDO, 19023. Rifleman, 3rd N.Z. Rifle Bde.; wounded, 1917. (Inverness.) McRAE, PHILIP DOUGLAS, 7/761. Sergt.-Major, Canterbury Mtd. Rifles, 4/3rd Bde, N.Z. Fid. Arty. Served as Trooper, Egypt and Gallipoli, 1914 onwards; transfd. N.Z. Fid. Arty, 1916; served in France till Mar. 1919. D.C.M, L.G., 3 June 1919: " For conspicuous good work and devotion to duty from 17 Sept. to 11 Nov. 1918. Owing to the shortage of officers he had often to take charge of ammunition wagons going up to the gun position, and on more than one occasion his quick action and resource undoubtedly prevented casualties." Two brothers and two sisters of this family were serving. (Nelson, N.Z.) MacRAE, RODERICK, 41340. Rifleman; wounded near Cambrai, 1918. (Ardelve.) McRAE, RODERICK GEORGE, 13556. Tpr, 10th Regt, N.Z. Mounted Rifles ; served, Palestine. (Nelson, N.Z.)

New Zealand Army Service Corps. McRAE, KENNETH BERTRAM, 13/211. McRAE, ROY DONALD, 14/51.

New Zealand Miscellaneous Details. McRAE, A., 24/449. Wounded. MacRAE, ALEXANDER JOHN, 61735. McRAE, ALEXANDER McLENNAN, 25/999. McCRAE, ALLAN ROY, 13216. McRAE, ANGUS FARQUHAR, 53392. McCRAE, ARCHIBALD HECTOR, 4/1664. Sapper, N.Z. Engrs.; wounded, 1917. McRAE, CHARLES WATERSTON, joined 30th Reinforcements. (Waitui, Taranaki.) McRAE, DONALD, 53391. 156 THE CLAN MACRAE MacRAE, DOUGLAS BRUCE, 32209. McRAE, DUNCAN, 3/433. N.Z. Mtd. Bde., Field Ambulance; wounded. McRAE, DUNCAN, 24898. MacRAE, DUNCAN, 72969. McRAE, DUNCAN JAMES, joined 8th Reinforcements. (Waitui, Taranaki, N.Z. MacRAE, DUNCAN MacMILLAN, 10/249a. McRAE, EWEN DUNBAR, 6221. McRAE, G. D., Sergt.; wounded. MacRAE, HENRY THOMAS, 3/4265. McRAE, IAN. (Invercargill, N.Z.) MacRAE, JAMES, 23/1265. Later 2nd Lieut. McRAE, JOHN, 28520. McCRAE, JOHN, 33927. McRAE, KEITH WILLIAM, 16111. McRAE, KENNETH, Lieut. (Kamo, North Island.) McRAE, MALCOLM, 41000. McRAE, MURDOCH ALDEN, 50945. McRAE, MURDOCH ALEXANDER, 62370.

^^082^°^^ CU NNIN?**AM B.RUCE, Capt., R.A.M.C. (previously N 3/4082) , served in AArmy of Occupation, Cologne. (Inverness.) MacRAE, RONALD AKEHURST, 9/1710. McRAE, RONALD JOHN, 35403. McRAE, RONALD JOSEPH DOUGLAS, 58905. McRAE, THOMAS MARTIN FINLAY, 12/4235. McCREA, WILLIAM EDWARD, 54696. McRAE, WILLIAM JOHN, 24197. McRAE, WILLIAM LAWRENCE, 11917. NURSES Home and Foreign Service.

MACRAE, AGNES GORDON, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S., 1st Scot. Gen. Hospl., Aberdeen. (Fraserburgh.) McCRAE, ANNIE BROWN. V.A.D. Nurse, attd. Mil. Hospl., Felixstowe; 88th Gen. Hospl, Cairo. (Royston, Herts.) MacRAE, ANNIE C. Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S. (Res.), attd. Mil. Hospl, Devonport; Salonica, 18 months ; Italy, 6 months ; Ambulance Train, Dover. (Dalwhinnie.) MACRAE, C. M. Nurse, attd. St. Andrew's Hospl, London. (Stornoway.) MACRAE, C. McLEOD, 35. Sister; Assist. Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S, attd. 43rd Cas. Clearing Station, France. Mentd, 29 May 1917, France. Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class, L.G., 1 Jany. 1919. (Broadford, Skye.) McCRAE, CATHERINE RITCHIE. Nurse, V.A.D, Glasgow. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, CHRISTINA, 6475. Sister; Assist. Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S, attd. Springburn and Woodside Central Hospl, Lanark. Mentd, 29~May 1917. Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class, L.G., 3 June 1918. MacRAE, CHRISTINA. Sister, T.F.N.S.; joined, 1914; attd 1st Scot. Gen. Hospl, Aberdeen. (Forres.) McRAE, CHRISTINA. Nurse, V.A.D, Berwick; served in War Hospl, Smithston, Greenock, Aug. 1916—Sept. 1918 ; Gretna, Works Hospl, Sept. 1918—Jany. 1919. (Duns.) MacRAE, CHRISTINA McKENZIE, 6127. Staff Nurse; A/Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S. Mobilized, 7 Aug. 1914; served in France over 2 years; 9 months in charge of No. 17 Ambulance Train ; 1 year in charge No. 12 Cas. Clearing Station, Flanders ; tempy. Nursing Sister, India, 1917. Royal Red Cross, 1st Class, L.G., 23 June 1915. (Beauly.) McRAE, E. GWENDOLINE M. Sister; Masseuse, attd. The Cedars Red Cross Hospl, Wells. (Wedmore.) MACRAE, ELEANOR MARJORIE. Nurse, V.A.D, attd. St. Auselin's Hospl, Walmer, 1914—Apr. 1918; Chief Section Leader, W.R.N.S, Apr. 1918—Apr. 1919. (Upper Walmer.) MACRAE, ELSPETH. Sister, T.F.N.S, attd. 1st Scot. Gen. Hospl, Aberdeen. Mentd, 1918. (Forres.) McCRAE, FLORA CAMERON. V.A.D. Nurse, March-hall Convalescent Hospl, Edinburgh. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, FLORENCE. Nurse, V.A.D, attd. Red Cross War Hospl, Churchhill, Edinburgh. (Kinbeachie.) McRAE, FLORENCE. Nurse, V.A.D.; joined July 1918. (Elgin.) 157 158 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAE GRACE DOROTHY, 592. Sister, Civilian Hospl. Res., Q.A.I.MNSR- joined 1914 ; attd. Cheltenham Gen. Hospl.; No. 2. Cas Clearing'Station BP' I Mentd., 1 Jan. 1916. Royal Red Cross, 2?d Class, 14 j£y S§ (Snghíl MACRAE, HELEN. Nursing Sister, attd. No. 10 Can. Gen. Hospl., Shorncliffe MACRAE, HELEN MAUDE RENÉE. V.A.D., S.J.A.A. ; Nursing No 6 Gen Hn

MaCRof TÍÍST ÍSABEV ^arried Nicholas Serge Reyntiens, Officer of the Order of Leopold). Nurse, V.A.D. A , attd. Grand Duchess George of Russia's Hosnl StTerTerrý.)PrmCeSS ^ B™dsey • Toulouse5 France (BaS; McRAE, MAGGIE. Nurse, Roy. Infy, Edinburgh. (Ellon.) McRAE, MAGGIE BELL. Nurse, Brit. Red Cross Socy. (Glengarry, Ontario) MacRAE MARGARET 5602. Nurse; Matron ; Staff, Mil. and War Hospls • served m England and France under the Brit. Red Cross; Matron-in-CWef '3 Nurses Department. Royal Red Cross, 1st Class, L.G., 3 June 1916 MaCRfat SSSïïff Túna^oïr SÍSter' attd" 10th Can- Bri^on; McRAE, MARY. Nurse, attd. Mil. Hospl., Endell St., London. (Bedford ) MACRAE, MARY A., 1952 Matron, attd. Grand Duchess George of Russia's Hospl Harrogate. Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class, L.G., 23 Feb. 1917. Mentd "FofS- able home services." (Stornoway.) ' V£UU MACRAE, MARY A. F. Nurse, V.A.D., attd. 32nd Stat. Hospl., France. (Strathpeffer.) MACRAE, MARY M. Nurse, attd. Royal Naval. Hospl., Granton. (Edinburgh) MACRAE, Mrs. W. E Nurse, attd. Mil. Hospl., Inverness; served for 4 years for over 3 years m charge, Mil. Hospl., Inverness. (Edinburgh ) Y '

Canadian Army Nursing Service. McCREA, CLARICE. N./Sister, attd. 5th Can. Hospl., England

Ma^«ce^Sur^f^ Can- Med- ^ ™ ** MacRAE, HELEN A. N./Sister, attd. 11th Can. Gen. Hospl., Shorncliffe McRAE, JEAN. N./Sister, served in Canada. MacRAE, JESSIE ANN. N./Sister, attd. 1st Gen. Can. Hospl France MacRAE, MARGARET ISABELLE. N./Sister; served in England MACRA^^MARGARIiT ^í^HEIvMINA. N./Sister; served with 11th Can. Ge,

McRAE, MARY FLORENCE. N./Sister; served in England McRAE, N. T. N./Sister. McCREA, TERESA ANNA C. N./Sister ; served in Canada. ROLL OF SERVICE 159 Australian Army Nursing Service. McRAE, ANNIE FRY. S./Nurse. McRAE, CATHERINE EVELYN. S./Nurse. McRAE, E. Staff Nurse. Mentd, " Valuable services in Home Hospital," 5 Mar. 1917. McRAE, ELIZABETH. Sister. McRAE, HELEN ALEXANDRA. Masseuse.

New Zealand Army Nursing Service. MacRAE, ISABELLA M., 22/212. Sister; Assist. Matron, attd. 31st Brit. Gen. Hospl, Egypt; later attd. No. 2 N.Z. Gen. Hospl, Walton-on-Thames. Royal Red Cross, 2nd Class, E.G., 24 Oct. 1917. (Nelson, N.Z.) McRAE, RHODA GEORGINA, 22/257. Sister, attd. 31st Brit. Gen. Hospl, Egypt, 1916; No. 2 N.Z. Gen. Hospl, Walton-on-Thames. (Nelson, N.Z.) WAR WORKERS Men. MACRAE, A. F. Member Town Guard, Nation Res... Brit. E.A.

MaCRSodefy °" ^ WOrker Ín thC Alberta Branch °f the Canadian Red Cross MacRAE ALEXANDER MA, Edin, 1901; M.B, Ch.B, 1904; D.T.M. and Hy, 1906; Arabia • Ale" ?£ Med- °ff- Keith-Falconer Med. Mission, Sheikh Otlunan, S Arabia, A/Civd Surg, and Jail Suprt, Aden. Engaged in work amongst Highland soldiers and sailors. Kaisar-i-Hind Süver Medal, 1916. Mentd, L.G., 4 July 1916, India. (Corbndge-on-Tyne.) - MCRAW- ^EXANDER, Chief Shipyard Draughtsman, Messrs. Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson, Newcastle-on-Tyne. M.B.E, L.G., 7 June 1918. MacRAE, ALEXANDER, Colour Sergt, Argyllshire Constabulary. Drill Instructor, Stirling Castle, 91st A. & S. Highrs. (Kilmartin, Argyll.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER. Sub-divisional Inspector. McRAE, ALEXANDER. Served with 2nd Batt. Edinburgh Volunteers. McRAE, ALLAN. Served in Kent Volunteers. (Rainham, Kent.) McCRAE, ANDREW RITCHIE. Pte, Nairobi Defence Force, Brit. E.A. MACRAE, ARCHIBALD J. Served in Stornoway Defence Corps. (Stornoway.) McRAE, CAMERON FARQUHAR. Enhsted in Shanghai Volunteer Corps. (Shanghai.) MACRAE, CHARLES COLIN. Member, City of London National Guard. (Meonstoke House, Hants.) v MACRAE, D. Sergt, R.E, Instructor, Fields Works. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, D.C. Pte, National Reserve, London. McCRAE, DONALD. Lieut, Brit. East African Defence Force. MacRAE, DONALD. Worked at the equipment of ships of war, submarines, and aircraft m the Admiralty Dept. of Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Coy, Glasgow. (Glasgow, formerly Glenshiel.) MACRAE, DUNCAN JAMES, M.B, Ch.B, Aberd, 1903. Recruiting; medical exammation of recruits. (Uig.) MacRAE, FARQUHAR. Capt, Musketry Instructor, Army Ordnance Dept., to be Hon. Major on retired pay. Died, 9 Jany. 1919. McRAE, GEORGE DOUGLAS, M.D, F.R.C.P. M.O, Seafield Aux. Hospl, Ayr; Member Committee, Carnck House Aux. Hospl, Ayr; Member, Recruiting Med. Board, Ayr, 1917. (Ayr.) 160 ROLL OF SERVICE m MACRAE, HERBERT ALEXANDER, MA. (Aberd.), 1909. Volunteered for active service, permission not granted by Foreign Office. Employed by Admiralty translating Japanese despatches; blockade, under Foreign Office, Norway, 1915-18. M.B.E, E.G., 7 June 1918. One of 3 brothers serving, 2 of whom feH. (Plockton.) 6 MACRAE, HORATIO R., Colonel, V.D, of Clunes, Ross-shire. Commanding Div. National Reserve, City of Edinburgh. MacRAE, J. Served in Volunteers for Home Defence. (St. Andrews.) McCRAE, JAMES. Capt., Nairobi Defence Force, Brit. E.A. McRAE, JAMES. Inspector, South African Pohce. (Durban.) McCRAITH, Sir JAMES WILLIAM, Kt. Chairman, Local Parliamentary Recruiting Committee. (Nottingham.) McCRAE, JOHN, Sergt.-Major, late Scots Guards. Recruiting Officer, Glasgow. Served for over 46 years with the Colours; retd. May 1919, the only remaining Recruiting Officer of those who tendered the Queen's Shilling. (Dennistoun.) MacRAE, JOHN. Clerical work, General Staff Section, Department of Defence, Pretoria, S. Africa. Formerly Sergt, 1st Batt. Cameron Highrs, medically unfit for Gen. Service. Died. (Glenshiel.) MacRAE, JOHN. Inspector, Recruiting Agent, Lamlash. MACRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, M.A. (Aberd.), 1913. Enhsted, Jany. 1915; rejected. War Work—Substitute Teacher, Secondary Schools, England, 1915-19. MACRAE, JOHN OGILVY. Member of Kent V.A.D. No. 59. Regt. No. V80101. Served 2 years. (Maida HiU, London.) MACRAE, KENNETH, Provost of Nairn. Member Association. MacRAE, KENNETH. 2nd Lieut, Recruiting Officer, Portree, Skye. MacRAE, KENNETH. Working on contracts connected with SmaU Holdings for Board of Agriculture. (Killin, Perthshire.) MACRAE, KENNETH. Although nearly 70, " Kenny " Macrae, as he was familiarly known, worked as a woodman in the Muh of Ord district in the employ of Messrs. John Macdonald, Ltd. He was an ex-champion heavy-weight athlete of Scotland. MacRAE, MALCOLM. Work connected with " Corps of Guides." (Glenelg.) MACRAE, MURDOCH. Coy. Sergt.-Major, Army Gymnastic Staff, Glasgow. MacRAE, PRYCE CAMPBELL. Cpl, Army Pay Corps, Scottish Command, 1916-19 (Edinburgh.) McRAE, ROBERT A. District Commissioner, Nyasaland. MacRAE, STUART, Esq. of Conchra. Chairman and Treasurer, Newark War Pensions Committee. Special Constable, Notts. MacRAE, TOLBERT. Served as Songleader, War Department, Chattanooga, Tenn, U.S.A. (Ames, Iowa.) 162 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, WALTER. Member, V.T.O., KensinKensingtong ; Special Constable, London (N. Kensington, London.)' MACRAELAE,, WILLIAM. SpecSpeciai l Constable, Glasgow MacRAE, WILLIAM A. Worker, LibertLibertyy ILoan Campaign, Portland. (Portland California.) ~ * ' Women MacRAE - GILSTRAP, Mrs. ELLA MARY, of Eilean Donan. See p. 26. MacRAE, The Lady MARGARET of Feorlinn, Commandant, Millport Aux. Red Cross Hospl.; Member War Executive Committee Brit. Red Cross Socy, Scottish Branch and V.P, County of Bute Branch; Pres., Bute Comforts Fund; V.P, S. & S.F.A.', County of Bute; Chairman, War Savings Committee, Bute. Lady of Grace St' John of Jerusalem, L.G., 30 Mar. 1917. O.B.E., L.G., 30 Mar. 1920. Medaille de la Reine Elizabeth, by H.M. King of Belgium. Order Pro Ecclesia et pontifi.ee from H.H. the Pope. F MacRAE, Mrs, of Conchra. Treasurer, Newark Belgian Refugee Committee.; collected close on £1,000; canteen work. MacRAE, The Lady PHYLLIS. V.A.D, West Suffolk General Hospital, 29 May 1918— 19 Apr. 1919. McCRAITH, Lady. Member of the British Red Cross Society. (Nottingham.) MACRAE, Mrs. Yateley Aux. Mil. Hospl, worked there for 3 years, If years as Commandant. (Hampshire.) MacRAE, Mrs. Worker, Red Cross Socy, Portland. (Portland, California.) McCRAE, Mrs. Worker under the Red Cross Socy. Mother of the author of " In Flanders' Fields." (Guelph, Ontario.) McRAE, Mrs. Acting Postman, Dalwhinnie. (Balsporvan, Dalwhinnie.) MACRAE, Miss. Attd. The Horton Mil. Hospl, Epsom. (Strathpeffer.) MACRAE, A. Masseuse. (Edinburgh.) MACRAE, A. ETHEL F. Substitute Motor Driver, releasing a man. (Edinburgh.) McCRAE, A. H. Red Cross Workroom, Sauchiehall St, Glasgow. MACRAE, AND A. Trained Masseuse; Member, Almeric-Paget Mil. Massage Corps, attd. Oxford Hospl. ; served, Oct. 1914—Mar. 1919. Highly Complimented. (Kirkwall.) McRAE, ANN. Cook, Q.M.A.A.C. (Liverpool.) MACRAE, ANNIE. Hon. Secy, Fairburn Work Party, 1914-19. MacRAE, BARBARA. Women's Vol. Res, 1917, attd. Hunt Stable, 1918. (Ballimore, Otter Ferry.) McRAE, BELLA. Munition Worker, Glasgow, for over 2 years. (Cuaig, Strathcarron.) McRAE, Mrs. BESSIE. Superintendent of a National Factory Canteen, and Principal of a Canteen Workers' Training Centre. M.B.E, 1 Jany. 1919. McRAE, CATHERINE. Q.M.W.A.A.C. (Drumnadrochit.) MACRAE, CATHERINE MARY (later Mrs. Mitchell); Belgian Relief Commission; British Red Cross Society; Women's Legion Canteen Work; 1914-1918. (Glasgow.) ROLL OF SERVICE m MacRAE, CHRISSIE. Q.M.W.A.A.C. (Maxwelltown.) MACRAE, CHRISTINA. Masseuse, attd. Almeric-Paget Masseuse Mil. Corps. (Ding­ wall.) MacRAE, CHRISTINA. W.A.A.C. MacRAE, DOROTHY. Land Worker, Wiverton Hall, Norfolk, etc. Distinguished Service Bar, 1919. (Ballimore, Otter Ferry.) MACRAE, DOROTHY MacKENZIE. V.A.D., attd. Yateley Aux. Mil. Hospl., 2 years. (Hampshire.) McRAE, EFFIE. Munition Worker, served 3 years. (Carbost, Skye.) McRAE, EFFIE. Voluntary Worker under Brit. Red Cross Society. (Ellon.) MACRAE, ELEANOR F. W.B.W.S, Telephonist, Rosyth. (Edinburgh.) MACRAE, ELIZA NINA. Chief Assist. Organizing Dept., National War Savings Com­ mittee. M.B.E., L.G., 30 Mar. 1920. McRAE, ELIZABETH. Q.M.W.A.A.C, stationed at Ayr. (Causewayhead, Sthling.) MacRAE, ELLA MARY (married Edward Abdy Fellowes, Capt. & Adj., M.C, The Queen's Royal West Surrey Regt.). V.A.D, attd. Thurlestone Castle Conval. Hospl. (Ballimore, Otter Ferry.) MacRAE, ELLA SCOTT, 16891. V.A.D, attd. 29th Gen. Hospl, Salonica. (Monifieth.) McRAE, ELSIE. Munition Worker, Woolwich Arsenal. (Stornoway.) McRAE, ELSIE. Voluntary Worker under Brit. Red Cross Society. (Ellon.) MACRAE, EVELYN M. V.A.D, Glasgow. MACRAE, FLORA. (CaUanish.) McRAE, FLORA. Voluntary Worker under Brit. Red Cross Society. (Ellon.) MacRAE, FLORA S. (married Capt. Alec. Stewart, R.M. Artillery, Croix de Guerre). V.A.D, attd. Red Cross Hospl, Wimborne. (Ballimore, Otter Ferry.) McCRAE, GLADYS JANE. Forewoman, Q.M.A.A.C.; served in France. (Torlinsh Grange, Edinburgh.) MacRAE, GRACIE. V.A.D, attd. Red Cross Hospl, Lincoln, 18 months ; later Land Worker, 18 months. (Handley House, Newark-on-Trent.) McRAE, HILDA. Collector for War Funds throughout the War. (Ellon.) MacRAE, INA. Q.M.W.A.A.C, later W.R.A.F.; served as Clerk General at R.A.F. Stations at Ayr and Edzell, and at Airship Station at Longside. (Bowling.) McCRAE, J. T, Red Cross Workroom, Sauchiehall St, Glasgow. McRAE, JESSIE. Voluntary Worker under Brit. Red Cross Society. (Ellon.) MACRAE, JOAN. (Callanish.) MacRAE, KATIE. Munition Worker. (Stornoway.) MACRAE, Mrs. LAURA M. Principal, W.R.N.S. McRAE, LUCY M. Collector for War Funds throughout the War. (Ellon.) MacRAE, MABEL. Unit Administrator, Q.M.W.A.A.C, attd. Depot, Seaforth Highrs.. Fort George. 12 164 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, MARGARET. V.A.D., G.S, attd. 1st London Gen. Hospl. (cooking). (London.) MACR(Gk^^GARET ^*6*' Government Inspector, Scottish Filling Factory. MacRAE, MARJORY TAYLOR, 42659. Q.M.W.A.A.C.; served in France. (Spev Bay, Morayshire.) v *m MacRAE, MARY. W.A.A.C. MACRAE, MARY F. V.A.D., Glasgow. McRAE, MORAG. Munition Worker, served 3 years. (Carbost, Skye.) MacRAE, SARAH. W.A.A.C. MacRAE, SISSIE (Miss). Munition Worker, Newcastle. (Barnlongart, Otter Ferry.) McCRAITH, VIOLET M. V.A.D.; later worked under the Admiralty. (Nottingham.)

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. Army Cyclist Corps, McCREATH, HUGH, 19683. Pte. Was killed in action at Gaza, 16 Apr. 1917, whilst serving with the Egyptian Expedy. Force. Royal Garrison Artillery. MacRAE, WILLIAM, 59774. Gunner. (Falkirk.) Manitoba Regiment. McRAE, FREDERICK WILLIAM, 830469. Pte. Was killed in action, 2 June 1917. Saskatchewan Regiment. MacRAE, MAXWELL. Capt, 25th Batt. Can. Infantry; wounded, 1918. M.C. and two Bars to M.C. E.G., 16 Sept. 1918, " For conspicuous gallantry and devotion „ to duty and fine leadership during many raids on enemy outposts. On one occasion, when in charge of the main party, he went to the assistance of scouts who had come in contact with the enemy patrol and were being hard pressed, personally killing several of the enemy and returning with prisoners. Later he carried out a most difficult raid, owing to the distance of the objective and to the moonhght, capturing several prisoners and bringing back the most valuable information. ... 1st Bar:— Wlulst in charge of a raiding party, he captured an enemy post, 1,000 yards distant. He and two scouts went forward and located the post and guided the party. They then attacked, captured two prisoners and disposed of the remain^ uig 20 of the garrison, returning without a casualty. . . . 2nd Bar ;—" For cool courage and judgment during an attack on the enemy outpost line south-east of Inchy-en-Artois on the nights of 22nd and 23rd Sept. 1918. He organized the attack on the enemy posts and was responsible for clearing 800 yards of the enemy outpost line. He personally led the attack on the extreme right post, killing three of the enemy and capturing two machine-guns. He did fine work." He held the record in the Canadian Corps for Trench Raids, and was known as the " Hun Snatcher by his Battahon. (Westville, N.S.) ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS, ETC. CB i CM.G 2 C. B.E 2 D. S.O .5 Bar to D.S.O 1 O.B.E 5 M.B.E 5 Distinguished Service Cross 1 Bar to D.S.C 1 Military Cross 20 Bar to M.C 4 Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, Knight of Grace . . 1 Lady of Grace... 2 Distinguished Conduct Medal 23 Military Medal . . 64 Bar to M.M 9 Meritorious Service Medal 5 Distinguished Service Medal 1 Mentioned in Despatches ...... 90 Royal Red Cross, 1st Class . " 2 ,, „ 2nd Class 5 Distinguished Service Bar 1 Foreign Orders, Decorations, and Medals . . . . .84

Total 334

165 THE CLAN WAR MEMORIALS

Reproduction of the illustration on the appeal for the Memorial.

THE CLAN MACRAE SOCIETY, in memory of their gallant Clansmen who laid down their lives in the Great War, has endeavoured tp perpetuate their memory by establishing in Kintail a District Nurse, whose services are available whenever accident or illness occurs. It is further proposed to commemorate the sacrifice of these gallant men by engraving their names on a bronze tablet, let into the rock upon which stands Eilean Donan Castle in the home land of the Clan MacRae.

1914-1919. " Great granite stone, speak what our love enrols— The glorious passing of heroic souls. We do not number them among the dead; They rest in many fields where valour bled : Serving the right, they fell; yet, still in life, They serve the God of right beyond the strife." 167 APPENDIX I

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The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). McRAE, A., 15443. Pte, 13th Batt. (Dalkeith.) McRAE, A., 64224. Pte, 4th Batt. (Dumbarton.) McRAE, A., 330336. Sergt, 4th Batt. (Edinburgh.) McCRAE, C, 28721. Pte, 1st Gar. Batt. (Dumbarton.) McRAE, C*, 43586. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 387444. McRAE, C, 45339. Pte, 6th Batt. (Avoch, Ross-shire.) McCRAE, D., 64207. Pte, 4th Batt. (Greenock.) McRAE, D., 19886. Pte, 16th Batt. (Dalkeith.) McRAE, D., 28129. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 357706. McCRAE, F., 3576. Pte. (Whitegates.) McCRAE, G., 31683. Transfd. R.E, 244496. McCRAE, J., 38865. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 234735. McCRAE, J., 49152. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 501391. McCRAE, J., 49640. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 382085. McCRAE, J., 302985. Pte, l/7th Batt. (Bonhill.) MACRAE, J., 12274. Pte, 11th Batt. (Cardenden, Fife.) McRAE, J., 35498. Transfd. R.A.S.C, 3/459383. MACRAE, J., 37049. Transfd. R.D. Corps. McCRAE, J. A., 40316. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 322453. McRAE, M., 23233. Pte, 11 th Batt. (Kessock, Inverness.) McRAE, P. C, 37651. Transfd. A.P.C, 10505. McCRAE, R., 24519. Transfd. Lab. Corps, S/15392. McRAE, R., 22911. Transfd. R.F.C, 106054. McRAE, R., 200087. Transfd. R.F.C, 406774. McRAE, R. G., 201362. Pte, 4th Batt. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, W., 276675. Pte, 4th R. Batt. (Dalkeith.) McRAE, W., 330333. Transfd. Lab. Corps.

The Royal Scots Fusiliers. McCRAE, A., 36081. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 175685. MACRAE, A., 11707. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 564593. McCRAE, E., 59879. Pte, 13th Batt. (Glasgow.) McRAE, F., 25828. Pte, 19th Batt. (Edinburgh.)

171 172 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAE, J., 7499. Pte. (Irvine.) MacRAE, J., 39840. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 148134. McRAE, J., 30738. Transfd. A. & S. Highrs, 3/13746. McRAE, J., 34368. Pte. (Dundee.) McRAE, J. D„ 61760. Transfd. Norland Fus, 92622. McRAE, K., 46397. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 148402. MACRAE, M., 266545. Pte. (Glasgow.) McRAE, O., 12807. Pte, Depot. (Wishaw.) McCRAE, S., 296029. Pte, 15th Batt. (Stewarton.) McRAE, S„ 26100. L./Cpl, 1/G. (Aultbea.) McCRAE, T., 20356. Transfd. R.D. Corps. McRAE, T., 21230. Pte, 1/G. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, W., 31412. Transfd. A. & S. Highrs, 3/19070. McRAE, W„ 59884. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 472773.

The King's Own Scottish Borderers. MACRAE, D., 16894. Pte, 7th Batt. (Edinburgh.) MacRAE, F., 209314. Pte. (Monifieth.) McRAE, J., 200472. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 271362. McRAE, J. G., 42470. Pte. (Galashiels.) MacRAE, T. F. H., 202048. Transfd. Lab. Corps. McRAE, T. P., 48377. Pte. (Dundee.) McCRAE, W., 2282. Sergt, 5th Batt. Piper. (Maxwellton ) McRAE, W., 19301. Pte, 3rd Batt. (Aberdeen.)

The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). McCRAE, A., 15765. Pte, 5th Batt. (Lanark ) McCRAE, A., 21178. Transfd. Lab. Corps. McCRAE, A., 38749. Pte, 5th Batt. (Glasgow.) MacRAE, A., 32327. Pte, 5th Batt. (Skye.) McRAE, A., 20391. Transfd. Seaforths. McRAE, A., 315219. Transfd. R.A.S.C, R/393180 McRAE, A., 3234808. Pte. S.R. (Glasgow) McCRAE, C, 26144. Sergt, 5th Batt. (Stranraer.) McCRAE, C, 40042. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 397585 McRAE, D., 24288. Pte, 7th Batt. (Edinburgh) McRAE, D., 29378. Pte. (Inverness.) McCRAE, H. C, 28658. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 485613 MacRAE, J., 21202. Pte, 5th Batt. (Kirkcaldy) MacRAE, J., 291241. Pte, 8th Batt. (Glasgow) McRAE, J., 37883. Pte, 5th Batt. (Inverness.) McRAE, J., 63842. Pte, 5th Batt. (Provanmill, Glasgow.) ROLL OF SERVICE—ADDITION AL NAMES 173 MacRAE, L., 57318. Pte, 5th Batt. (Edinburgh.) MacRAE, M., 201503. Transfd. Lab. Corps. McRAE, P., 25520. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 2223. McCRAE, T., 28969. Pte, 5th Batt. (Londonderry.) McRAE, W., 1247. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 51781. McRAE, W., 21463. McRAE, W., 26951. Transfd. Seaforths, 5906. McCRAE, W., 57328. Pte, 5th Batt. (Edinburgh.) McCRAE, W., 204608. Pte, 5th Batt. (Aberfeldy.) McCRAE, W., 265820. Pte, 7th Batt. (Glasgow.) McRAE, W. S., 35452. Pte, 15th Batt. (Ayr.)

The Highland Light Infantry.

McRAE, A., 72195. Pte, 15th Batt. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, A., 355267. Pte, 21st Batt. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, D., 74339. Pte, 51st Batt. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, D., 75704. Pte, 23rd Batt. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, D„ 357020. Pte, 5th Batt. (Inverness.) McRAE, D., 5392. Pte, 18th Batt. (Glasgow.) McRAE, D., 75546. Pte, 10th Batt. (Glasgow.) McRAE, D. A., T.R. 2/31851. McRAE, F., 202073. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 37297. McRAE, F., 203500. Pte, 5th Batt. (Glasgow.) McRAE, G., 25496. Transfd. M.G.C, 35412. McRAE, G., 63325. Pte. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, J., 64980. Pte, 4th Batt. (Airdrie.) MacRAE, J., 67455. Transfd. Gordons, 24046. McRAE, J., 203220. Sergt, 5th Batt. (Edinburgh.) McRAE, J. M. J., T.R. 2/743651. McRAE, K., 26771. Transfd. Lab. Corps, 499850. MACRAE, K., 69178. Pte, 3rd Batt. (Glasgow.) McRAE, K. M., 27065. Pte. (Glasgow.) MacRAY, M., 28313. Transfd. Seaforths, 3/17135. McRAE, M. G. S„ 333547. Transfd. R.E, 342103. McCRAE, P. M., 70652. Pte, 11th Batt. (Glasgow.) McRAE, R., T.R. 2/42062. Transfd. Camerons, 33740. McRAE, R. M. F., 330040. Sergt, 9th Batt. (Glasgow.) MACRAE, S., T.R. 2/17437. Transfd. Camerons, 3/27381. McCRAE, W., 3477. Pte, 16th Batt. (Glasgow.) McRAE, W., 201595. Transfd. M.G.C, 120162. McCRAE, W., 203004. Pte, 5th Batt. (Glasgow.) McCRAE, W., 355183. Pte, 21st Batt. (Glasgow.) APPENDIX II

THE CLAN IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

ROLL OF HONOUR ROLL OF SERVICE Colin Makepeace MacRae. Joseph Henry McCrea. U.S. Navy. U.S. Marine Corps. Jesse William McCray, 1246984. Murdoch G. McRae. 112th Infantry. 156th Depot Brigade, Field Artillery. APPENDIX II THE CLAN UN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

ROLL OF HONOUR NAVY.

McCRAY, ARTHUR HOWARD. Born, Cal.; Receiving Ship, Cavite, P.I.; U.S.S. 14 Nov. 1880, Franklin County, Ohio. En­ "Saratoga"; U.S.S. "Cincinnati"; U.S.S. rolled, 31 Oct. 1918. Passed Assistant " Monocacy " ; U.S.S. " Vülalodes " ; U.S.S. Surgeon, rank of Lieutenant, U.S.N. Reserves. " Wilmington " ; Receiving Ship, San Fran­ Was not called to active duty. Died, 14 June cisco, Cal. Honourably discharged, 16 May 1919, cause—Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, 1917, Receiving Ship, San Francisco, Cal. by reason of inoculation while engaged in Re-enlisted, 18 May 1917, at Navy Recruit­ Laboratory Experiments. (Helena, Montana.) ing Station, San Francisco, Cal, as Electrician, 1st Class. Reported for active duty, 18 May 1917, Receiving Ship, San Francisco, Cal, MacRAE, COLIN MAKEPEACE, 1410469. and served as follows: Receiving Ship, San Born, 30 Aug. 1899, Fayetteville, N.C. En­ Francisco, Cal.; U.S.S. " Cheyenne " ; U.S.S. hsted in the U.S. Navy, 25 April 1917, as '* F-l." Died, 17 Dec. 1917, while serving on Apprentice Seaman, Raleigh, N.C. Reported board the U.S.S. " F-l." (Blain, Wash.) for active duty, 25 April 1917, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va, and served as follows : Training Camp, Charleston, S.C.; U.S.S. McCREA, JOSEPH HENRY, Private. " Dakota." Honourably discharged by Born, 20 Nov. 1876, at Camden, W.J. En­ reason of death. Died at sea circum 300 hsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 10 July 1910, miles east of the Azores by drowning, in at Kansas City, Mo, and Honourably dis­ storm from deck of the U.S. cruiser " South charged, 15 July 1914, while serving at Marine Dakota," 30 Jan. 1919. (Wilmington, N.C.) Barracks, Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va. Re- enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 2 Sept. McRAE, DUNCAN ALEXANDER. En­ 1915, at Philadelphia, Pa. Joined Navy sign, Submarine F-l, drowned when sub­ Yard, Washington, D.C, 2 Sept. 1915 ;" May­ marine was accidentally sunk near Stago, flower," 10 Aug. 1916; re-joined Marine California, 12 Nov. 1917. (Berkeley, Cali­ Barracks, Navy Yard, Washington, D.C, 24 fornia.) Mar. 1917. Died, 3 Nov. 1917, at Naval Hospital, Washington, D.C. (Dalton, Mass.) McRAE, DUNCAN ARCHIE, 1864013. Born, 26 Aug. 1892, Los Angeles, Cal. En­ McCRAY, ROBERT, 1964110 (previous hsted in the U.S. Navy, 11 April 1913, at service about 3 years). Born, 1 May 1888, Puget Sound, Wash, as Landsman for Georgetown, South Carolina. Enrolled in the Electrician. Reported for active duty, 11 Naval Reserve Force, 10 May 1917, at New April 1913, Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal, York, N.Y, as Ship's Cook, 2nd Class. Re­ and served as follows : Receiving Ship, Mare ported for active duty, 26 May 1917, 3rd Island, Cal.; Receiving Ship, San Francisco, Naval District, New York, N.Y, and served 177 178 THE CLAN MACRAE as follows: 3rd Naval District, New York, in the Naval Reserve Force, 29 May 1918, at N.Y.; U.S.S. " Sultana " ; U.S.S. '* Alcedo *'; St. Louis, Mo, as Landsman of Electrician U.S.S. " Panther." Honourably discharged Reported for active duty, 1 June 1918, Navai by reason of death, 5 Jan. 1918, U.S.S. Training Station, Great Lakes, IU, and "Alcedo"; cause of death, sinking of the served as foUows: Naval Training Station, U.S.S. " Alcedo " ; held rating of Ship's Cook, Great Lakes, IU. ; Naval Hospital, Great 2nd Class. (Charleston, S.C.) Lakes, IU. Honourably discharged by reason of death, 6 Oct. 1918, Naval Hospital, Great McCRAY, ROBERT FRANCIS, 1331818. Lakes, IU.; rating held, Fireman, 3rd Class. Born, 8 Aug. 1897, Jamesport, Mo. EnroUed (Jamesport, Mo.)

ARMY.

MacRAE, DONALD H. Cpl, Machine McRAE, ORLO, 1631215. Pte, C Coy. Gun Coy, 168th Infantry, 42nd Division 120th Machine Gun Batt, 32nd Division. (Rainbow). KiUed in action, 5 Mar. 1918, KiUed in action, 29 Aug. 1918, Juvigny, Pro­ at BadonviUer. (Des Moines, Iowa.) vince of Aisne. (Comstock, Nebr.) McRAE, DONALD J., 3135868. Pte, B Coy, 111th Infantry. KiUed in action. McRAE, PEARLEY, 364041. Pte, A Coy., (Strome Ferry, Ross-shire.) 316th Engineers. Died of Wounds. (Cass City, Mich.) McCREA, G. A. Killed in action, 1918. (Argyle, Michigan.) McCRAY, ROBERT J. 423rd Telegraph Batt. Died of Pneumonia, 21 Oct. 1918, McCRAY, JESSE WILLIAM, 1246984. Fort Leavenworth, Post Hospital. (Garden Pte, G Coy, 112th Infantry. Injured by City, Kansas.) Mustard Gas, and reported missing, 1 Oct. 1918 ; later reported kiUed. (Corry, Pa.) McCRAY, SAMUEL W., 589337. Pte., McREE, JOHN, 2314079. Pte, G Coy.,- F Battery, 44th Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. 167th Infantry. Died of Wounds, 12 July KiUed in action. (Thompsonville, Connecti­ 1918. (Osark, .) cut.)

McRAE, MURDOCH G. L/Cpl, 156th McCRAY, THOMAS, 2383394. Pte, E Depót Brigade Field Arty. Died, Base Coy, 60th Infantry. KiUed in action. (Mai- Hospital, Columbia, 3 Oct. 1918. (Maxton, one, N.Y.) N.C.) ROLL OF SERVICE

NAVY.

MacRAE, ALEXANDER WYNNE, Private. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 18 Aug. 1920, at Mare Island, Cal. Joined Marine Barracks, Naval Station, Cavite, P.I., 5 November 1920; joined U.S.S. " Huron," 28 July 1921 ; joined Guard Company No. 1, Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Mare Island, Cal, 18 May 1922. Honourably discharged, 17 Aug. 1922, whüe serving at Mare Island, Cal. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Tacoma, Washington.) McRAE, ALFRED JAMES, 1326411. Born Brooklyn, New York, 19 Feb. 1898. En­ Usted in the U.S. Navy, 12 Aug. 1918, as Apprentice Seaman at New York, N.Y. Reported for active duty, 12 Aug. 1918, Naval Training Station, Newport, R.I, and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, Newport, R.I. ; Receiving Ship, , Mass.; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. Discharged with Ordinary Special Order Discharge, under honourable conditions, 14 Jan. 1919, Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. (Brooklyn, N.Y.) McCRAY, ALEXANDER, 1331799. Born Windsor, N.C, 30 Nov. 1890. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy, 14 Dec. 1917, at Phila, Pa, as Mess Attendant, 3rd Class. Re­ ported for active duty, 14 Dec. 1917, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. " Canonicus." Discharged with " Bad Conduct Discharge," 20 Aug. 1919, from Receiving Ship, PhUa, Pa, as Steerage Cook. (Washington, Delaware.) McCREA, ALLEN SHEROD, 1331826. Born Sumpter Co, Ga, 13 April 1896. En­ roUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 3 June 1918, at Atlanta, Ga, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 31 July 1918, Training Camp, Charleston, S.C, and served as foUows : Training Camp, Charleston, S.C.; Naval Rifle Range, Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Released from active duty, 9 Jan. 1919, Naval Training Camp, Charleston, S.C. Honourably discharged 30 Sept. 1921, Charleston, S.C, as Sea­ man, 2nd Class. (Amerius, Ga.) McCRAY, ANSON LAMONT, 1331800. Born Edwarth, Pa, 14 May 1902. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy, 18 April 1917, Pittsburgh, Pa, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 18 April 1917, Naval Training Station, Newport, R.L, and served as follows: Naval Training Station, Newport, R.L ; Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass.; U.S.S. " Michigan " ; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y.; Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; U.S.S. " Cauto " ; Receiving Ship, PhUa, Pa.; 5th Naval District, Hampton Roads, Va. Discharged with Ordinary Special Order Discharge, 14 May 1919, Hampton Roads, Va, as Quartermaster, 2nd Class. (Leetsdale, Pa.) McCREA, ARCH. BENNETT, 1331827. Born Terrell Co, Ga, 24 Oct. 1890. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 28 June 1918, as Seaman, 2nd Class, at Atlanta, Ga. Reported for active duty, 31 July 1918, Training Camp, Charleston, S.C, and served as foUows: Naval Training Camp, Charleston, S.C. Released from active duty, 8 Feb. 1919, Charleston, S.C. Honourably discharged 30 Sept. 1921, Charleston, S.C, as Seaman, 2nd Class. (Dawson, Ga.)

179 13 180 THE CLAN MACRAE McCREA, ARTHUR LAWRENCE, 1331828. Born Lawson, Colo, 24 Feb. 1894. Enlisted in the U.S. Navy, 20 Aug. 1917, at Denver, Colo, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 20 Aug. 1917, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows: Receiving ship, Norfolk, Va.; Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va. Honourably discharged, 5 April 1919, Naval Training Station, Hamp­ ton Roads, Va, as Chief Yeoman. (Denver, Colo.) McRAE, BAYLISS MONTGOMERY, Private. Enhsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 24 June 1920, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined Squadron " C," Marine Flying Field, Quantico, Va, 4 Nov. 1920; joined Marine Aviation Detachment, Great Lakes, IU, 16 Nov. 1920 ; rejoined, Quantico, Va, 8 Sept. 1921 ; now serving with Division 3, Squadron 3, Marine Flying Field, Quantico, Va. (Pembroke, Kentucky.) McRAE, BRUCE MOIR, 1326413. Born New York, N.Y, 18 Feb. 1897. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 15 July 1918, as Chief Quartermaster, at Wash­ ington, D.C. Reported for active duty, 15 July 1918, 1st Naval District, and served as foUows: 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. Released from active duty, 26 Nov. 1918, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y. (New RocheUe, N.Y.) McCREA, CARL FRED, 1331829. Born Joplin, Mo, 24 July 1899. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy, 3 Jan. 1918, as Apprentice Seaman, at St. Louis, Mo. Reported for

active duty, 3 Jan. 1918, Naval Training Station, San Francisco, Cal,( and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, San Francisco, Cal. ; U.S.S. " Oregon' ; Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal.; U.S.S. " ChampUn " ; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. ; U.S.S. " Pennsylvania"; Naval Recruiting Station, St. Louis, Mo. Discharged with Special Order Discharge, 19 June 1919, Naval Recruiting Station, St. Louis, Mo, as Seaman, 2nd Class. (Joplin, Mo.) McCREA, CHARLES, 1331830. Born New HoUand, Ohio, 15 Aug. 1888. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 15 Feb. 1917, at Cincinnati, Ohio, as Fireman, 2nd Class. Re­ ported for active duty, 15 Feb. 1917, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; Receiving Ship, PhUa, Pa.; U.S.S. " Vixen " ; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. " Samarinda ; Naval Hospital, New York, N.Y. ; Naval Portsmouth, N.H. Dishonourably discharged, 18 Aug. 1919, Naval Prison, Portsmouth, N.H, as Engineman, 2nd Class. (Colum­ bus, Ohio.) McCREA, CHARLES, 1331831. Born PhUa, Pa, 9 Feb. 1898. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 5 Feb. 1918, as Apprentice Seaman, at PhUa, Pa. Reported for active duty, Cape May, N.J, 19 Feb. 1918, and served as foUows: Section Base, Cape May, N.J.; 4th Naval District, PhUa, Pa.; U.S.S. " Long Beach ; Released from active duty, 6 Sept. 1919, U.S.S. " Long Beach." Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 4th Naval District, Phila, Pa, as Machinist's Mate, 2nd Class. (Phila, Pa.) McCRAY, CHARLES, Private, AEF 304647. EnroUed in Marine Corps Reserve, 15 Dec. 1917, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined 138th Co, Quantico, Va, 24 Feb. 191»; in France, serving with Army from 13 March 1918; replacement, 30 Apnl 191», 97th Company, at Camp MiUs, L.I, 6 Aug. 1919; at Marine Barracks, Qua^°: Va, 9 Aug. 1919; transferred to inactive Status in the Reserve, 15 Aug. 191» • joined Central Reserve Division, 1 Oct. 1919. Honourably discharged, 14 Dee. 1921, from Central Reserve Division. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Royal Oak, Michigan.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 181 McCREA, CHARLES LESLIE, Ensign, U.S. Naval Reserves. Born 5 Dec. 1897, New York, N.Y. Graduate, New York University Mechanical Engineering Course.' Bureau of Ordnance, 8 Nov. 1917 to 8 Sept. 1919. Honourable discharge 30 Sept. 1921. (New York, N.Y.) S McCRAY, CLIFFORD, 1331801. Born Petersburg, Va., 15 Mar. 1887. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 13 April 1917, at Norfolk, Va., as Matt., 1st Class. Reported for active duty, 30 June 1917, Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows : Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va.; U.S.S. " Bulgaria " • Naval Rifle Range, AnnapoUs, Md.; Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; U.S.S. " Mal­ lory." Released from active duty, 12 Feb. 1919, U.S.S. " MaUory." Honourably discharged, 12 April 1921, 3rd Naval District, New York, N Y , as Wardroom Steward. (New York, N.Y.) MACRAE, COLLINS LEE, (Technicist), Lieutenant, U.S. Naval Reserves (CivU En­ gineer Corps) and U.S.N. (Regular). Born GainsviUe, Prince WilUam County Va 3 Aug. 1876. EnroUed 13 Sept. 1918, Bethlehem ShipbuUding Corporation, at San Francisco, Cal, in Office of Inspector of Engineering Material. Public Works Superintendent, Navy Yard, Mare Island, Cal.; received appointment as Assistant Civil Engineer, U.S.N, with rank of Lieutenant, 3 Aug. 1920, Register No. 6 ; on active duty in Eleventh Naval District, San Diego, Cal. (Napa, Cal.) McRAE, DANIEL JAMES, 1326414. Born Boston, Mass, 6 Nov. 1899. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 10 April 1917, as Electrician, 1st Class, at Machias Marne. Reported for active duty, 10 April 1917, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass and served as foUows: 1st Naval District; Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa. • Us' Naval Headquarters, London, England; U.S. Naval Base, 25; U.S. Naval Port Office, Gravosa, Dalmatia; U.S.S. " Olympia." Released from active duty, 17 June 1919, U.S.S. " Olympia." Honourably discharged, 9 April 1921, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. (Boston, Mass.) McCREATH, DAVID, Jun, 1331879. Born Lawrence, Kansas, 21 Oct. 1898 En­ roUed m the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 26 June 1918, at Kansas City, Mo, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 30 Sept. 1918, Naval AuxiUary Reserve, Chicago, IU, and served as foUows : Naval AuxiUary Reserve, Chicago 111. Released from active duty, 20 Jan. 1919, Naval AuxiUary Reserve, Chicago' 111. Honourably discharged, 24 June 1922, as Seaman, 2nd Class, 9th Naval District, Great Lakes, IU. (Lawrence, Kansas.) McCRAE, DAVID JEFFREY, 1332550. Born Kearny, N.J, 11 April 1895 Enhsted m the U.S. Navy, 24 April 1918, at Providence, R.I, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Re­ ported for active duty, 24 April 1918, Naval Training Station, Newport, R.I, and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, Newport, R.I.; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. " Seattle." Honourably discharged, 30 July 1919, Naval Training Station, Newport, R.I, as Fireman, 2nd Class. (Pawtucket, R.L) McCRAY, DAVID ORVILLE, 1964106. Born VersaiUes, Kentucky, 30 April 1887 EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 20 May 1918, at LouisviUe, Ky ás Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 31 May 1918, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU.; Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va.; Naval Hospital, Hampton Roads, Va. Honourably discharged, physical disability, 25 Sept. 1918' Naval Hospital, Hampton Roads, Va, as Seaman, 2nd Class. (Lexington, Ky.) McRAE, DONALD, 1326415. Born Bridgeport, Conn, 2 Oct. 1896. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 4 June 1918, as Ship's Cook, 2nd Class, at 3rd Naval THE CLAN MACRAE District, New York, N.Y. Reported for active duty, 20 July 1918, 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y., and served as foUows: 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. " MobUe." Released from active duty, 25 Nov. 1919, U.S.S. v Mobile." Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 3rd Naval District. (Bridgeport, Conn.) McCRAY, DONALD, 1331802. Born Chicago, IU., 17 June 1900. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 11 July 1918, at Chicago, IU. Reported for active duty, 11 July 1918, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU., and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU. ; Naval Rifle Range, Camp Logan, 111.; Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va. ; U.S.S. " Massachusetts"; U.S.S. " Leviathan." Released from active duty, 22 Sept. 1919, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, Great Lakes, IU, as Fireman, 2nd Class. (Chicago, IU.) McRAE, DONALD BRUCE, 1326412. Born Denver, Colo, 21 April 1895. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 18 April 1917, at Mare Island, Cal, as Seaman. Reported for active duty, 18 April 1917, U.S.S. '* St. Louis," and served as foUows: U.S.S. " St. Louis " ; Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass. ; U.S.S. '* Murray " ; Re­ ceiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal. Released from active duty, 7 July 1919, Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal. Honourably discharged, 17 April 1920, 12th Naval District, San Francisco, Cal. (Los Angeles, Cal.) MACRAE, DONALD OLIVER, Lieutenant (Junior Grade), U.S.N. Reserves. Bom Chicago, IU, 13 April 1894. Graduate of Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. EnroUed 16 April 1917, as Seaman, 2nd Class (1410471), Newport, R.I. Reported for active duty, 16 April 1917, 2nd Naval District, Newport, R.I, and served as follows: 2nd Naval District, Newport R.I.; 1st Naval District Boston, Mass. Promoted to Ensign, 10 June 1918, while holding the rating of Chief Quartermaster, Reserve Flying Corps; First Naval District Aviation Detach­ ment, Cambridge, Mass. ; United States Naval Headquarters, London, England; Queenstown, Ireland; He Tudy, Finisterre, France (Aerographer) ; L'Aber Vrech, France (Aerographer) >Bay Shore, Long Island, N.Y. (Aerographer) ; Rockaway Beach, Long Island, N.Y. (Aerographer) ; Chatham, Mass, Naval Air Station (Aerographer). Honourable discharge by reason of expiration of enrolment, 15 April 1921. (Pittsburgh, Penn.) McCREA, DONALD PAUL (Aviator), Ensign, U.S.N. Reserves. Born Oakland, Iowa, 26 July 1897. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 19 Aug. 1918, at Des Moines, Iowa, as Chief Quartermaster. Reported for active duty, 12 Sept. 1918, Dunwoody Naval Training School, Minneapolis, Minn, and served as foUows: Dunwoody Naval Training School, Minneapolis, Minn.; Naval Air Station, Miami, ; Receiving Ship, Pensacola, Fla. Promoted to Ensign, 24 May 1919, at Miami, Florida Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida. Honourable dis­ charge, 30 Sept. 1921. (Boone, Iowa.) McRAE, DOUGLAS, 1326418. Born Norfolk, Va, 10 Oct. 1898. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 20 March 1917, at Norfolk, Va, as Boatswain's Mate, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 20 June 1918, U.S.S. " Chestnut HiU," and served as foUows: U.S.S. "Chestnut HiU"; Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass; U.S.S. " Ibis" ; Receiving Ship, Hampton Roads, Va. Released from active duty, 11 Sept. 1919, Receiving Ship, Hampton Roads, Va. Honourably discharged, 19 March 1921, 5th Naval District, Hampton Roads, Va. (Norfolk, Va.) McRAE, DUNCAN, 1326419. Born Scotland, 3 July 1889. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy, 20 Dec. 1917, at Salt Lake City, Utah, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Reported for active U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 183 duty, 20 Dec. 1917, Naval Recruiting Station, Salt Lake City, Utah, and served as follows : Naval Recruiting Station, Salt Lake City, Utah; Naval Training Station, San Diego, Cal.; U.S.S. " Wisconsin " ; Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; U.S.S. " Jupiter." Honourably discharged, 2 Oct. 1919, Naval Recruiting Station, Salt Lake City, Utah. (Cohagen, Montana.) McRAE, DUNCAN ALBERT, Machinist, U.S.N. Reserves. Born Ocala, Florida, 24 April 1877. Enrolled 15 Mar. 1917. Was not called to active duty. Honour­ able discharge by reason of expiration of enrolment, 14 Mar. 1921. McRAE, EARL LEROY, 1326446. Bom Vinal Haven, , 15 Oct. 1898. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 30 March 1917, at Rockland, Maine, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 6 April 1917, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass., and served as foUows: 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. ; U.S.S. " Sagamore " ; Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va. Released from active duty, 23 Aug. 1919, Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va. Honourably discharged, 29 March 1921, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass, (Rockland, Maine.) McCREA, EARL URIEH, Private, AEF 4617991. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 5 Aug. 1918, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined Overseas Depot, Quantico, Va., 21 Oct. 1918; joined Company B, 9th Separate BattaUon ; on Henderson, 27 Oct. 1918; ashore in France serving with Army; joined Company B, First Training Battalion, First Training Regiment, 19 Nov. 1918; joined Guard Company 63, 5 Jan. 1919; joined Company E, 11th Regiment, 25 July 1919; at Hampton Roads, Va, 6 Aug. 1919. Honourably discharged, 11 Aug. 1919, while serving at Marine Barracks, Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads, Va. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Parkesburg, Pa.) McCRAY, ELJA ORVAL, 1331803. Bom El Reno, Oklahoma, 1 Sept. 1893. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 22 April 1918, at Denver, Colo, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, 26 April 1918, Section Base, San Pedro, Cal, and served as foUows: Section Base, San Pedro, Cal.; Naval Training Camp, Mare Island, Cal.; Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal.; Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va.; U.S.S. " Iowa " ; U.S.S. " Alabama " ; Recruiting Station, Denver, Colo. Released from active duty, 6 Sept. 1919, Naval Recruiting Station, Denver, Colo. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 12th Naval District, San Francisco, Cal, as Fireman, 2nd Class. (La Junta, Colo.) McRAE, ERNEST C, 1326420. Bom Brockton, Mass, 27 Sept. 1895. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 31 March 1917, at Brockton, Mass, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 21 June 1917, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass, and served as foUows: 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass.; U.S.S. " Alacrity " ; U.S.S. "Surf." Released from active duty, 31 Jan. 1919, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. Honourably discharged, 30 Mar. 1921, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. (Brockton, Mass.) MACRAE, FLETCHER CUTHBERT, Lieutenant (Junior Grade), U.S.N. Reserves. Bom Jersey City, New Jersey, 19 Sept. 1888. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Re­ serve Force, 15 April 1917, as Boatswain's Mate, 1st class, No. 1565131, New York, N.Y. Reported for active duty, 16 April 1917,3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y, and served as foUows: 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. "P.214." Promoted to Ensign, 21 Jan. 1918, Mine Sweeping Division, at TompkinsvUle, Long Island, New York. "Shubrick" (Executive Officer), " Perkins." Honourable dis­ charge by reason of expiration of enrolment, 14 April 1921. (Jersey City, N.J.) 184 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAY, FLOYD ELSWORTH, 1331805. Born Corry, Pa., 22 Nov. 1892. Enlisted in the U.S. Navy, 29 Dec. 1917, at Des Moines, Iowa, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Re­ ported for active duty, 29 Dec. 1917, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111., and served as follows : Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111. ; Receiving Ship, Phila., Pa. ; Naval Hospital, Phila., Pa. Discharged with Good Special Order Discharge, 26 Dec. 1918, as Gunner's Mate, 1st Class, from Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa. (Centralia, Missouri.) McCREA, FRANCIS WILLIAM, 1331839. Born Jersey City, N.J, 6 Sept. 1896. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 15 July 1918, at PhUa, Pa, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 15 July 1918, 4th Naval District, and served as foUows : 4th Naval District, PhUa, Pa.; Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash. Released from active duty, 10 March 1919, Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y, as Seaman, 2nd Class. (Dover, N.J.) McREE, FRANK BISMARK, Corporal. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 18 July 1918, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined Overseas Depot, Quantico, Va, 31 Oct. 1919; On " Hancock," 17 Feb. 1919; joined 2nd Brigade, U.S. Marines, Santo Domingo, D.R, 26 Feb. 1919; joined Barracks Detachment, Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Charleston, S.C, 15 Oct. 1919. Honourably discharged, 20 Oct. 1919, while serving at Charleston, S.C. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Lexington, Texas.) McCRAY, FRANK EUGENE, 1331804. Born Ithaca, New York, 1 June 1898. En­ roUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 6 April 1917, at Newport, R.I, as Seaman. Reported for active duty, 6 April 1917, Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, R.l, and served as foUows: Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, R.L ; Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y. ; 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y.; U.S. Sub* Chaser 96; Receiving Ship, New London, Conn. ; U.S. Sub. Chaser 35; U.S. Sub. Chaser 271. Released from active duty, 5 Sept. 1919, 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y, as Gunner's Mate, 3rd Class. (Ithaca, N.Y.) McRAE, FOREST MARION, 1326421. Born PrattviUe, Ala, 5 Aug. 1898. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 2 May 1917, Birmingham, Ala, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 2 May 1917, Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va. ; Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va.; U.S.S. " Courtney " ; U.S S. " CahiU " ; U.S.S. " Rintintin." Honourably discharged, 22 Nov. 1919, 5th Naval District, Hampton Roads, Va. (PrattviUe, Ala.) McCREA, GEORGE AITE, Private. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 5 July 1918, at Mare Island, Cal. Joined Barracks Detachment, Quantico, Va, 17 Aug. 1918 ; joined Machine Gun Company, 11th Regiment; ashore in France serving with Army, from 26 Oct. 1918; at Marine Barracks, Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads, Va, 6 Aug. 1919. Honourably discharged, 11 Aug. 1919, whüe serving at Hampton Roads, Va. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Buffalo, N.Y.) McRAE, GEORGE GLEN, 1864014. Born Charleston, Mass, 17 Jan. 1894. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 6 April 1917, Boston, Mass, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, 6 April 1917, U.S.S. " Virginia," and served as foUows: U.S.b. "Virginia." Discharged with an Undesirable Discharge, 11 May 1917, U.S.S. " Virginia." (Charleston, Mass.) McRAE, GEORGE HARRY, 1326422. Born Interlocked Michigan, 31 Dec. 1898. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 30 May 1917, at Great Lakes, IU. im­ ported for active duty, 19 Aug. 1917, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111., U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 185 and served as follows: Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111.; Navy Rifle Range, Wakefield, Mass. ; Navy Rifle Range, Mt. Pleasant, S.C.; Receiving Ship, Washington, D.C.; Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa.; Navy Railway Battery, No. 1 (France). Released from active duty, 8 Jan. 1919, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111. Honourably discharged, 29 May 1920, Great Lakes, 111. (Pellston; Mich.) MacCREA, GEORGE VINTON, 1411231. Born Everett, Mass, 6 Jan. 1889. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 12 Dec. 1917, at Boston, Mass, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 17 Jan. 1918, Naval Training School, Hingham, Mass, and served as foUows: Naval Training School, Hingham, Mass. ; Naval Training Camp, Bumkin Island, Mass.; Headquarters, Portland, Me.; Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass.; Naval Hospital, Chelsea, Mass. ; U.S.S. " Phanther." Re­ leased from active duty, 9 July 1919,1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass, as Shipfitter, 1st Class. (Everett, Mass.) McCRAE, GEORGE WALTER, 1332551. Born Clarendan, Texas, 15 Feb. 1897. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 3 May 1918, at El Paso, Texas, as Engine- man, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 9 June 1918, Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal.; U.S.S. *' Aniwa " ; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. " Tiger " ; U.S.S. " MobUe." Released from active duty, 31 Oct. 1919, U.S.S. " Mobile." Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921,11th Naval District, San Diego, Cal, as Engineman, 1st Class. (Silver City, New Mexico.) McCREA, GLENN SAMUEL, 1331840. Born Sheridan, Mont, 29 Sept. 1894. En­ Usted in the U.S. Navy, 23 April 1917, at Salt Lake City, Utah, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, 23 April 1917, Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Washington, and served as foUows : Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash.; U.S.S. " Saratoga " ; U.S.S. " Rochester " ; Naval Hosp, New York, N.Y.; Naval Hosp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y. Honourable Medical Survey Discharge, 22 Feb. 1919, as Engineman, 2nd Class. (Sheridan, Mont.) McCRAY, HARLEY EDGAR, 1331806. Born Knox Co, Indiana, 11 Aug. 1892. En­ Usted in the U.S. Navy, 27 May 1915, at Indianapolis, Ind, as Coal Passer. Reported for active duty, 27 May 1915, Naval Training Station/Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows : Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU.; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. " Florida " ; U.S.S. " Solace " ; Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va. Honourably discharged, 31 May 1919, U.S.S. " Florida," as Engineman, 1st Class. (Vincennes, Ind.) McCRAY, HAROLD ASHLEY, 1331807. Born Los Angeles, Cal, 30 April 1898. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 22 May 1918, at Los Angeles, Cal, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, 12 June 1918, at Naval Training Camp, San Pedro, Cal, and served as foUows: Naval Training Camp, San Pedro, Cal.; Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y. ; Naval Hospital, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y. Released from active duty, 3 Feb. 1919, Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, as Fireman, 3rd Class, from 11th Naval District, San Diego, Cal. (Los Angeles, Cal.) McCRAY, HARRY, 2590282. Born Midway, Ala, 4 Mar. 1887. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy, 26 Oct. 1918, at Charleston, S.C, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 26 Oct. 1918, Training Camp, Charleston, S.C, and served as foUows : Naval Training Camp, Charleston, S.C.; Naval Hospital, Charleston, S.C.; Naval Recruiting Station, Atlanta, Ga. Discharged with Good Special Order Discharge, 186 THE CLAN MACRAE 28 July 1919, Naval Recruiting Station, Atlanta, Ga, as Seaman, 2nd Class. (Birmingham, Ala.) McCRAY, HARRY, 1331808. Born Narragansett Pier, R.I, 7 May 1900. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 1 June 1918. Reported for active duty, 1 June 1918 2nd Naval District, Newport, R.I, and served as follows: Naval Training Station Newport, R.I. Released from active duty, 4 Aug. 1919, Naval Training Station] Newport, R.I. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass, as Ship Fitter, 2nd Class. (Narragansett Pier, R.I.) McCRAY, HARRY BENNETT, 1331809. Born Bluefield, West Va, 9 April 1900. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 17 May 1918, at Richmond, Va, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 17 May 1918, Receiving Ship, Norfolk Va, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va. Released from active duty, 13 Feb. 1919, 5th Naval District, Norfolk, Va. Honourably dis­ charged, 30 July 1921, 5th Naval District, Norfolk, Va, as Seaman. (Welch, West Va.) McCRAY, HARRY ERWIN, 1331810. Born Watertown, S.D, 23 Jan. 1893. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 28 June 1917, at Puget Sound, Wash, as Seaman. Reported for active duty, 9 Oct. 1917, Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash. ; Naval Aviation School, Chicago, IU. ; Naval AuxiUary Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio. Promoted Ensign, 31 Dec. 1918, whüe holding the rating of Quartermaster, 2nd Class Officers Matenal School, Pelham Bay Park, New York; (Graduate) office of Supervisor Naval AuxiUary Reserve, New York, N.Y. Honourable discharge by reason of expiration of enrolment, 27 June 1921. (Olympia, Wash.) McRAE, HARRY STEPHEN, 1326416. Born Pike County, Ga, 27 Jan. 1900. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 7 Feb. 1918, at Atlanta, Ga, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 7 Feb. 1918, Training Camp, Charleston, S.C, and served as foUows : Training Camp, Charleston, S.C. ; U.S.S. " Adonws ; U.S.S. "Des Moines." DisenroUed, 11 Dec. 1918, U.S.S. "Des Moines. ' (East Point, Ga.) McCRAY, HENRY BERNARD, 1331811. Born Madrone, Cal, 15 Sept. 1890. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 25 Aug. 1917, at Chicago, IU, as Fireman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 25 Aug. 1917, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; U.S.S. " Ohio " ; Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass.; USS. " Philip " ; Naval Hospital, New York, N.Y. Discharged with Ordinary Discharge, 30 Sept. 1919, U.S.S. " Philip," as Fireman, 1st Class. (Salinas, Cal.) McRAE, HENRY CALVIN, Private. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 26 Oct. 1918, at Phcenix, Arizona. Joined Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Mare Island, CaL, 29 Oct. 1918; joined Barracks Detachment, Olongopo, P.I, 6 Jan. 1919; joined Barracks Detachmerit, Marine Barracks, Naval Station, Cavite, P.I, 7 Aug. 1919 ; joined Casual Detachment, Marine Barracks, Mare Island, Cal, 9 Oct. 1919. Honourably discharged, 15 Nov. 1919, while serving at Mare Island, Cal. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Alamogordo, New Mexico.) McCRAE, HERBERT OSBORN, .1332552. Born Clarendan, Texas, 16 Feb. 1897. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 3 May 1918, at El Paso, Texas, as Engine- man, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 9 June 1918, Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal.; U.b.s. " Aniwa " ; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. ; U.S.S. " Tiger " ; Naval Recruiting Station, Denver, Colo. Released from active duty, 11 July 1919, Naval Recruiting U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 187 Station, Denver.fColo. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 12th Naval District, San Francisco, Cal, as Engineman, 1st Class. (Silver City, New Mexico.) McRAE, HERBERT SPENCER, 1326423. Born Whynot, Miss, 3 June 1897. En­ rolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 23 May 1918, at Meridian, Miss, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 30 June 1918, Naval Training Camp, Gulfport, Miss, and served as follows : Naval Training Camp, Gulfport, Miss.; Naval Hos­ pital, Gulfport, Miss. Released from active duty, 12 April 1919, Naval Training Camp, Gulfport, Miss. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 8th Naval District, New Orleans, La. (Wabbaseka, Ark.) McCREA, HORACE OLIN, 1331841. Born Springfield, Mass, 6 Sept. 1897. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 9 July 1918, at Boston, Mass, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 9 July 1918, Naval Training Camp, Hingham, Mass, and served as follows: Naval Training Camp, Hingham, Mass. ; U.S.S. " Satilla" ; 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. Released from active duty, 28 Jan. 1919, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass, as Quartermaster, 3rd Class. (Springfield, Mass.) McCREA, HOWARD CALVARY, 1331842. Born Philadelphia, Pa, 30 Mar. 1890, Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 4 May 1917, at Phila, Pa, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 4 May 1917, Section Base, Cape May, N.J, and served as follows : Section Base, Cape May, N.J. ; Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa. Released from active duty, 29 May 1919, Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa. Honour­ ably discharged, 1 May 1921, 4th Naval District, Phila, Pa, as Fireman, 1st Class. (Phila, Pa.) McCREA, HOWARD EVANS, 1331843. Born Lacey, Iowa, 29 June 1897. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 7 Aug. 1918, at Des Moines, Iowa, as Landsman for Quartermaster. Reported for active duty, 1 Sept. 1918, 9th Naval District, Great Lakes, 111, and served as follows: 9th Naval District, Great Lakes, 111. Released from active duty, 10 Jan. 1919, 9th Naval District, Great Lakes, 111. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 9th Naval District, Great Lakes, 111, as Landsman for Quartermaster. (Plymouth, Iowa.) McRAE, HOWARD TEMPLE, 1326425. Born Charlotte Town, P.E.I, 4 Jan. 1894. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 10 Jan. 1918, at Boston, Mass, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 12 Jan. 1918, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass, and served as follows: 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. ; Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa.; Naval Air Station, Queenstown, Ireland; Naval Forces, Europe, London, England; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. ; Navy Yard, New York, N.Y. Released from active duty, 22 Jan. 1919, Navy Yard, New York, N.Y. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. (Somer­ ville, Mass.) McCRAY, HUNTER HOWARD, 1331812. Born Lewis Co, West Va, 4 Mar. 1898. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 3 Aug. 1918, at Parkersburg, West Va, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 3 Aug. 1918, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows : Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU. Dis­ charged with Good Special Order Discharge, 17 Dec. 1918, as Apprentice Seaman. (Weston, West Va.) MACRAE, JAMES, Sergeant, AEF 119027. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 26 April 1917, at Philadelphia, Pa. Joined Headquarters Company, 5th Regiment, 7 June 1917 ; ashore in France serving with Army, 27 June 1917 ; at Camp Mills, 188 THE CLAN MACRAE L I 3 Aug. 1919 ; at Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., 9 Aug. 1919. Honourably discharged 13 Aug. 1919, while serving at Quantico, Va. Awarded: Fourragere, France, 1918; medal for Good Conduct. (Newark, N.J.) McCREA, JAMES ALEXANDER, Jun., Private. Enhsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 12 Nov. 1918, at Philadelphia, Pa. Joined Parris Island, S.C, 12 Nov. 1918. Honourably discharged, 28 Feb. 1919, while serving at Parris Island, S.C. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (New York, N.Y.) McRAE, JAMES HAROLD, 1326426. Born Augusta, Maine, 6 May 1897. Enhsted in the US. Navy, 27 May 1918, at Portland, Maine, as Landsman Electrician. Reported for active duty, 27 May 1918, Naval Recruiting Station, Portland, Maine, and served as foUows : Naval Recruiting Station, Portland, Maine ; Naval Traimng Station, Newport, R.L ; Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass. ; Naval Traimng Camp, Hingham, Mass. ; U.S.S.. " Delaware." Honourably discharged, 7 Aug. 1919, U.S.S. " Delaware." (North Vasseboro, Maine.) McRAE, JAMES LEONARD, 1326427. Born Rib Lake, Wise, 11 July 1897. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 10 July 1918, at Milwaukee, Wise. Reported for active duty, 10 July 1918, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows : Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU, ; Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va.; U.S.S. " Aroostock " ; Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU. Released from active duty, 18 July 1919, Naval Traimng Station, Great Lakes, IU. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, Naval Training Station, Gieat Lakes, IU. (Rib Lake, Wise.) MACRAE, JOHN ALEXANDER, Jun, 1410473. Previous Naval Service, 8 years. Born Sanford, Florida, 25 Aug. 1886. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Force, 27 Apnl 1918, as Chief Machinist Mate, Navy Yard, Washington, D.C, Reported for active duty 27 April 1918, Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa, and served as foUows : Receiving Ship Phila, Pa. ; U.S. Naval Air Station, PauiUac, France; Pelham Bay Park, N.Y.'; 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y. ; 5th Naval District, Norfolk, Va. Released from active duty, 13 May 1919. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921. (Maxton, N.C.) McCRAY, JOHN BASEL, 1331813. Born Agency, Missouri, 1 Sept. 1893. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 15 April 1918, at Kansas City, Mo, as Car­ penter's Mate, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 17 April 1918, Naval Traimng Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows: Naval Traimng Station, Great Lakes, IU.; Naval Recruiting Station, St. Louis, Mo. Released from active duty, 9 July 1918, Naval Recruiting Station, St.. Louis, Mo. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, Great Lakes, IU, as Carpenter's Mate, 2nd Class. (Atchinson, Kansas.) McCRAY, JOHN CHARLES, 1331814. Born South Bend, Ind, 12 Feb. 1884. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 27 June 1918, at Great Lakes, IU, as Chief Machinist Mate (Aviation). Reported for active duty, 29 June 1918, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as follows: Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU. Released from active duty, 23 Dec. 1918, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU. Medical Survey Discharge, 7 Mar. 1919, character of discharge, Honourable, at Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111, as Chief Machinist Mate. (Chicago, IU.) McRAE, JOHN COLLIER, Passed Assistant Surgeon, with rank of Lieutenant, U.S.N. Reserves. Born Atlanta, Georgia, 11 May 1896. EnroUed 15 Dec. 1917, as Hos­ pital Apprentice, 1st Class, Navy Medical School, Washington, D.C. (Instruction), U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE i89 U.S. Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Va. Honourable Discharge by reason of expiration of enrolment, 14 Dec. 1921. (Atlanta, Georgia.) McCREA, JOHN DANIEL, Ensign, U.S.N. Reserves and (Regular). Born Las Cruces, New Mexico, 1 Oct. 1891. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 14 June 1917, at San Francisco, Cal, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty 7 Dec. 1917, 12th Naval District, San Francisco, Cal, and served as follows: 12th Naval District, San Francisco, Cal.; Naval Training Station, San Pedro, Cal. Re­ leased from active duty, 15 Feb. 1918, Naval Training Station, San Pedro, Cal. Pro­ moted to Ensign, 8 June 1918, U.S. Naval Academy, AnnapoUs, Maryland. Dis­ charged from Reserves to accept appointment as Ensign in U.S.N (Regular- temporary), 17 Sept. 1918. "Mallory"; Inspector, Machinery Fore River Shipbudding Corporation, Quincy, Mass.; " Cowell." Resigned, 30 May 1919. (Redwood City, Cal.) McRAE, JOHN FRED, 1326429. Born El Darado, Ark, 14 April 1899. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 28 Aug. 1917, at Little Rock, Ark. Reported for active duty. Naval Traimng Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows: Naval Training Station Great Lakes, IU. ; Receiving Ship, PhUa, Pa.; U.S.S. " Louisiana"; Naval Hospital, Phila, Pa. Discharged with Good Special Order Discharge, 11 Feb. 1919, at Navy Yard, PhUa, Pa. (Eldorado, Ark.) McCRAY, JOHN HIRAM, 1331815. Born PrairieviUe, 111, 18 Dec. 1894 EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 22 May, 1918, at Omaha, Nebr. Reported for active duty 23 May 1918, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows : Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU. ; Receiving Ship, Phila £a- i Nfval Air Station, Wexford, Ireland; Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay ï*ff uNy«^F?de,ral Rendezvous, New York, N.Y. Released from active duty, 13 Feb. 1919, Federal Rendezvous, New York, N.Y. Died, 22 Oct. 1919 Last Ratmg held in Naval Service, Seaman, 2nd Class. McCREA JOHN JOSEPH, Private, 1st Class. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, T i j }T8< a* •Phæmx, Arizona. Joined Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Mare Island Cal, 29 Oct. 1918; Barracks Detachment, Olongopo, P.I, 6 Tan 1919- joined Mare Island, Cal, 22 Dec. 1919. Honourably discharged 25 Feb 192o' while serving at Mare Island, Cal. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Bisbee' Arizona.) v ' McCREA, JOHN LIVINGSTONE, 1597, Lieutenant, U.S. Navy. Born Marlette Michigan 29 May 1891. Graduate U.S. Naval Academy, Annapohs, Maryland,' 5 June 1915. "Hancock"; "New York"; "New Mexico" (Aide to Admiral V V'S-" - Comrnander of U.S. Pacific Fleet); "Burns"; (Marktte MiclO : Ramapo' at the Present time' as Executive Officer.

McCRAE JOHN WILFRED, Ensign, U.S.N. Reserves (Retired). Born Chicago, IU. 12 Feb 1897. EnroUed m the U.S. Naval Reserve FoVce, 28 May 1918, at Chicago 111, as Seaman 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 12 Aug. 1918 Naval Avia­ tion Reserve School Cleveland, Ohio, and served as foUows: SvTlviatTon Reserve School, Cleveland, Ohio; Naval AuxUiary Reserve, New York N Y Pro­ moted to Ensign 1 Mar. 1919; Communication Officer, Naval AuxiUary' Reserve S u^N nf' FT N'Y- " Suwanee " : temporarily appointed E£ rnU.SN (Regular); " Hazzard " ; McCormick"; "Marcus"; " Robert Smitn^

R d aS S N 30 Dec incurreinrSd iín linr e of!f? duty. ,£(Chicago- - * IU.) - by reason of disTbihtý ' 190 THE CLAN MACRAE

»* nDi?A Tr»H\r WTTTTAM Private AEF 4617594. Enlisted in the U.S. Marine MCCR?orps 4°Aul. JÍStoEïïïïí. S.C. On « Pocahontas/" 20 Oct. 1918 ; ashore nÍFrancf serving with Army ; joined 20th Company, 5th Regiment, 20 Nov. 1918 at Carnp MUte LI., 3 Aug. 1919 ; at Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va 9 Aug. 1919 HoncSbTdis^arged, ?3 Aug.' 1919, while serving at Quantico, Va. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Dunveant, Kansas.) MrPRFA JOHN WYTHE, 1331844. Born Fulton, 111, 12 May 1891. Enrolled in the

McCREA 20 June 1918) as seaman, 2nd Class, at Portland Ore. RepoSdlofSiv; duty,' 20 Aug. 1918, Naval Training Camp, Seattle. Wash and served as follows: Naval Traimng Camp. Seattle Wash. , U.S.S New York " Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash. Released from active duty, 13 S 1918 SgTraMng Camp, Seattle, Wash. Reported for active duty 9 Mar' 1921 Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash. Released from active duty, 18Tkcu• 1921 Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash. Honourably discharged, S Sept 1921,' £B District, Puget Sound, Wash, as Seaman, 2nd Class. (Ranier, Oregon.) McCREA, JOUBERT STEIN, 1331845. Born Tifton Ga, 3 Mar. 1900. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 28 April 1917, Atlanta, Ga, as Apprentice Seaman Reported for active duty, 28 April 1917, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows: Norfolk Va. , MnTS Charleston, S.C. ; U.S.S. » Florida "; Naval Recruitmg Station Atlanta Ga. Discharged with Good Special Order Discharge, 23 June 1919, as Seaman. (Tifton, Ga.) MACRAE, KEITH CAMERON, 1410475. Born Toronto Canada, 3 Mar 1887. En­ Usted in the U.S. Navy, 23 Mar. 1918, as Fireman, 3rd C ass, at Los Angeles Cal. Reported for active duty, Naval Training Camp San Diego. Cal, and.served as foUows: Naval Training Camp, San Diego Cal. ; Receiving Ship. Phila, Pa U.S. Naval Barracks, Base No. 9 Brest, France); U.S.S. Nahma US.S. "GoUsh"- Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. Honourably discharged, 20 Nov. 1919, Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. (Hanford, Cal.) McRAE KENNETH EDWIN, 1326430. Born Iuka, Miss, 19 April 1897. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 30 May 1918, at NashviUe Term, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 29 Aug. 1918, Naval Training Camp, San Diego, Cal, and served as foUows : Naval Training Camp, San Diego CaL Released frorn active duty, 24 Jan. 1919, Naval Training Camp, San Diego, Cal. Honourably discharged. 13 April 1921, 8th Naval District, New Orleans, La. (Memphis, Tenn.) McRAE, KENNETH MALCOLM, 1326424. Born Denver, Colo, 14 Feb 1893. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force. 20 April 1917 at Mare Island Cal, as Seaman. Reported for active duty, 20 April 1917,U.SS "Huntington and served as foUows: U.S.S. " Huntington" ; Naval Air Station, Montauk N.Y. 1st NavdSrict, Boston, Mass. Released from active duty, 26 Nov 1918, st Naval DMrict, Boston, Mass. Honourably discharged, 19 April 1920, 12th Naval District, San Francisco, Cal. (Los Angeles, Cal.) McRAE, LAMAR JOHNSTON, Quartermaster-Sergeant. Enlisted in the U S. Marine Corps, 20 April 1917, at Port Royal, S.C. Honourably discharged, 10 Feb. 1919 while serving at Parris Island, S.C. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Georgia.) McRAE, LAWRENCE THOMAS, Private. Enhsted in the U.S. Marine Corps 19 Aug. 1918, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined Overseas Depot Quantico Va, 21 Oct 1918 ; joined Company C, Machine Gun Battahon, 5th Brigade ; m France serving with Army from 10 Nov. 1918; arrived at Hampton Roads, Va, 8 Aug. 191«. U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 191 Honourably discharged, 13 August 1919, whüe serving at Hampton Roads, Va. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (New York, N.Y.) McRAE, LEO, 1326431. Born Jamestown, Kansas, 6 June 1886. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 15 Mar. 1918, at Omaha, Nebr, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 15 Mar. 1918, Naval Training Station, San Francisco, Cal, and served as follows: Naval Training Station, San Francisco, Cal. ; Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va. ; U.S.S. " Ohio " ; Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass. ; U.S.S. "Lake Wimico " ; Naval Traimng Station, Great Lakes, 111. Honourably dis­ charged, 25 Aug. 1919, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111. (Sergeant, Iowa.) McRAE, LEON FRANCIS, 1326432. Born Sidnaw, Mich, 28 Sept. 1895, Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 12 April 1917, Minneapolis, Minn, as Apprentice Seaman. Re­ ported for active duty, 12 April 1917, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows : Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111.; Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash.; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. ; Base 6, Queenstown, Ireland; U.S.S. " Terry " ; Navy Yard, Charleston, S.C. Discharged, 23 Jan. 1919, Ordinary Discharge Navy Yard, Charleston, S.C. (Bergland, Mich.) McCRAE, LEWIS ANDREW, Private, AEF 4604976. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine • Corps, 13 May 1918, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined Company A, 4th Separate Battalion, Quantico, Va, 12 July 1918; ashore in France serving with Army, from 26 Aug. 1918 ; 2nd Division, 13 Oct. 1918 ; sick and transferred to hospital, 28 Nov. 1918 ; joined St. Nazaire Casual Coy, 20 Jan. 1919 ; ashore, U.S, 11 Feb. 1919; Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va, 12 Feb. 1919. Honourably discharged, 20 May 1919, while serving at Quantico, Va. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Alexandria, Va.) McCRAY, LLOYD APION, 1331817. Born Dover, Okla, 19 Feb. 1891. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 22 April 1918, at Denver, Colo, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, 27 April 1918, Section Base, San Diego, Cal, and served as foUows: Section Base, San Diego, Cal.; Naval Training Camp, Mare Island, Cal. ; Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal. ; Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va.; U.S.S. " Iowa " ; U.S.S. " Alabama " ; Naval Recruiting Station, Denver, Colo. Released from active duty, 6 Sept, 1919, Naval Recruiting Station, Denver, Colo. Honourably discharged/30 Sept. 1921, as Fireman, 2nd Class, from 12th Naval District, San Francisco, Cal. McCREA, LOURAIN EDWARD, 1331846. Born Lamar, Mo, 7 June 1896. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 12 Dec. 1917, at Phila, Pa, as Hospital Apprentice, 1st Class. Reported for active duty, ,1 Nov. 1918, Station Ship, 4th Naval District, PhUa, Pa, and served as foUows: Station Ship, 4th Naval District, Phila, Pa. Released from active dtity, 20 Dec. 1918, 4th Naval District. Discharged with Special Order Discharge, 11 Dec. 1920, as Hospital Apprentice, 1st Class. (PhUa, Pa.) McCRAY, LYNN KENNETH, 1331816. Born Benton Harbour, Mich, 3 May 1898. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 17 Feb. 1917, at Benton Harbour, Mich, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 6 April 1917, U.S.S. " De Kalb," and served as foUows: U.S.S. " De Kalb " ; Naval Hospital, New York, N.Y. ; Naval Hospital, PhUa, Pa. ; Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa.; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y.; Naval DemobiUzation Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. Released from active duty, 12 July 1919, Naval DemobiUzation, Pittsburgh, Pa. Honourably discharged, 16 Feb. 1920, Headquarters, U.S. Naval Reserve Force, State of Michigan, Detroit, Mich, as Gunner's Mate, 3rd Class. (Benton Harbour, Mich.) 192 THE \CLAN MACRAE McCRAY, MARVIN (6520), Lieutenant (Supply Corps), U.S.N. Born Benton, Ark 17 Mar 1883. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy, 11 Aug. 1914, at San Francisco, Cal, as Landsman for Yeoman. No. 1173303. Reported for active duty, 11 Aug. 1914, Receiving Ship, San Francisco, Cal, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, San Francisco Cal.; U.S.S. "Glacier." Appointed Acting Pay Clerk, 2 Oct. 1917, "Glacier" - "Pueblo"; "Columbia." Representative of Supply Corps to Inspector of Fuel Oií New England OU Refining Company, FaU River, Mass. On active duty at present at U.S. Naval Base, 11th Naval District, San Diego, Cal. (Little Rock, Ark.) McRAE, MELVILLE CLOPTON, Private, 1st Class. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps 16 Mar. 1917, at Charleston, S.C. Joined Marine Barracks, Port Royal, S C 31 Mar 1917 ; joined 2nd Brigade, U.S. Marines, Santo Domingo, D.R, 21 May 1917 ; U.S. via "Henderson," 30 June 1920; taken up by Headquarters Detachment, Marine Barracks, Philadelphia, Pa. ; joined Marine Barracks, Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads, Va, 29 July 1920. Honourably discharged, 1 Sep 1920, while serving at Hampton Roads, Va. Re-enUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 29 Mar. 1922, at Kansas City, Mo. Joined Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va, 29 Mar. 1922. Deserted, 2 June 1922. Whereabouts unknown. McRAE, MELVIN CHESTER, 1326433. Born San Francisco, Cal, 4 Sept. 1898. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 22 Oct. 1917, at San Francisco, Cal, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 22 Oct. 1917, Naval Training Station, San Francisco, Cal, and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, San Francisco, Cal. ; Dunwoody Naval Training School, MinneapoUs, Minn.; Receiving Ship, Norfolk Va. ; Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Va. ; U.S.S. " Terry ; Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal. Discharged with Good Special Order Discharge, 8 July 1919, Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal. (San Francisco, Cal.) McRAE, NORMAN RODERICK, 1326435. Born Chicago, IU, 6 May 1898. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy, 23 April 1917, at Mongomery, Ala, as Apprentice Seaman. Re­ ported for active duty, 23 April 1917, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows : Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va. ; U.S.S. " Wyoming " ; Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cal. Honourably discharged, 2 Oct. 1919, Receiving Ship, Mare Island, Cai. (Burbank, Ala.) MACRAE, PETER BOTHAM, 1410477. Born Chicago, IU, 22 Aug. 1899. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 13 May 1918, as Seaman, 2nd Class, at Chicago, IU. Reported for active duty, 13 May 1918, Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU.; Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash. ; Naval Training Camp, San Diego, Cal. Discharged with Honourable Medical Survey Discharge, 17 Dec. 1918. (Chicago, IU.) McRAE, RALPH ELI, Private, AEF 307060. EnroUed in Marine Corps Reserve, 27 Feb. 1918, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined Company A, Replacement BattaUon, Quantico, Va, 10 May 1918 ; ashore in France and serving with Army, from June 1918 Wounded in action, 19 July 1918. Replacement BattaUon, 26 July 1918; joined Marine Guard No. 3, 1 Oct. 1918 ; Casual Camps, Brest, 13 Dec. 1918 ; arrived U.S, 6 Jan. 1919. ; at Quantico from 7 Jan. 1919; inactive status in the Reserve, 22 Mar. 1919 ; joined Central Reserve Division, 1 Oct. 1919. Honourably discharged, 26 Feb. 1922, from Central Reserve Division, Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Buriingame, Kansas.) McCREA, RALPH SAMUEL, 1331847. Born Richmond, Kansas, 10 Dec. 1896. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 27 May 1918, at Kansas City, Mo, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 4 June 1918, Naval Training Station, U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE m Great Lakes, 111., and served as follows: Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111.; Receiving Ship, PhUa., Pa. ; U.S. Naval Air Station, Pauillac, France; Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y. Released from active duty, 1 Mar. 1919, Naval Traimng Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 9th Naval District, Great Lakes, IU, as Seaman, 2nd Class. (Rich­ mond, Kansas.) McCREATH, RAY MITCHELL, Sergeant. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 20 Dec. 1917, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined Rifle Range Detachment, Quantico, Va, 26 July 1918. Honourably discharged, 23 Aug. 1919, while serving at Ouantico, Va. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Kansas City, Mo.) McCRAE, RAYMOND L. Born Brewer, Maine, 7 April 1895. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 17 April 1917, at Bar Harbour, Maine, as Seaman. Reported for active duty, 23 July 1917, Section Base, Bar Harbour, Maine, and served as foUows: Section Base, Bar Harbour, Maine. Released from active duty, 1 April 1919, Bar Harbour, Maine. Honourably discharged, 16 April 1921, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass, as Seaman. (Seal Harbour, Maine.) McCREATH, RAYMOND WILLIAM, 1331880. Born Pipestone, Minn, 22 April 1900. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 15 May 1918, at Des Moines, Iowa, as Landsman for Electrician. Reported for active duty, 16 May 1918, Navaï Traimng Station, Great Lakes, IU, and served as foUows : Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IU.; Naval Radio School, Cambridge, Mass. Released from active duty, 13 Feb. 1919, Naval Radio School, Cambridge, Mass. RecaUed to active duty for training, 18 Sept. 1921, and reported on board the U.S.S. " WUmette " same date. Released, 2 Oct. 1921, U.S.S. " Wilmette." Honourably discharged 2 Oct. 1921, 9th Naval District, Great Lakes, IU, as Radioman, 3rd Class. (Traer' Iowa.) v MACRAE, ROBERT BURNS, 1263548. Born Cheyenne, Wyoming, 7 Feb 1885 Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 24 June 1918, as Machinist Mate, 1st Class, at Buffalo New York. Reported for active duty, 24 June 1918, Receiving Ship, PhUa Pa and served as foUows : 4th Naval District, Phila, Pa. Deserted, 8 Aug. 1918. ' MACRAE, RODERICK FINLEY, 1410479. Born Baltimore, Md, 1 Oct 1897 En­ roUed in the Naval Reserve Force, 11 July 1917, as Apprentice Seaman, at Tacoma Washington. Reported for active duty, 8 Aug. 1917, Naval Training Station Seattle, Wash, and served as foUows: Naval Training Station, Seattle Wash ' a ra ln C TT 7c J ^ §TT amp, Seattle, Wash. ; Receiving Ship, Puget Sound,' Wash. \ U.S.S West Wuana '; Receiving Ship, New Orleans, La. Reheved from active , 1919' Receiving Ship, New Orleans, La. Honourably discharged, 10 July 1920, 13th Naval District, Puget Sound, Wash. (Tacoma, Wash.) McCREA, ROY ISAAC, 1331848. Born Muskegan Co, Mich, 26 May 1894. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 14 May 1917, at Detroit, Mich, as Fireman, 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, 14 May 1917, Receiving Ship, PhUa, Pa, and served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Phda, Pa.; U.S.S. " Seattle "; Naval Training Station, Great JLakes, 111. Discharged with Good Special Order Discharge, 4 June 1919, at Naval training Station, Great Lakes, IU, as Fireman, 1st Class. (Muskegan Hgts, Mich.) McCREA SAMUEL STARR, 1331849. Born Chewelah, Wyo, 7 Nov. 1887. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy 15 Dec. 1917, at Portland, Oregon, as Landsman for Quarter­ master. Reported for active duty, 15 Dec. 1917, Naval Training Camp, San Diego, Cal and served as foUows: Naval Training Camp, San Diego, Cal ; Naval Air Station, San Diego, Cal.; Receiving Ship, Phila, Pa.; Naval Air Station, PauUlac 194 THE CLAN MACRAE France • Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y.; Naval Training Camp, Charleston S C • Navfl Training Station, Great Lakes, IU. ; Receiving Ship,

g$l£j WaSon. Honorably discharged, 20 Au% 1W*..Receiving Ship, Puget Sound, Wash., as Quartermaster, 2nd Class. (Spokanke, Wash.) McCRAY,'SCOTT, 1331819. Born Corry, Pa., 22 Nov .1895. EnroUed inthe U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 17 May 1918, at New Haven Conn as Seaman 2nd O». Reported for active duty, Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park N.Y 11 July 1918, and served as foUows: Naval Traimng Camp, Pelham Bay Park N.Y. Released from active duty, 5 Jan. 1919, Naval Tranung Camp PeUiamB*y Park, N.Y. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 4th Naval District, Phila., Pa., rating held, Seaman, 2nd Class. (Corry, Pa.) MacRAE SIDNEY, Private. EnUsted in the U.S. Marine Corps 14 April 1920 at M Boston Mass. Joined Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va., 15 AprdJ». Embarked on U.S S. " Henderson," 12 May 1920 ; joined Headquarters Company 16th Regi- ment, 10 June 1920; 2nd Brigade, U.S. Mannes, Santo Domingo D R 30 June 1920' joined Barracks Detachment, Manne Barracks Navy Yard Norfolk Va., 5 Mar. 1922. Honourably discharged, 13 April 1922, while serving at Norfolk, Va. (Cleveland Ohio.) MrPR AY SIM THAXTER, Ensign, U.S.N. Reserves. Born Brown's VaUey, Minnesota, MCCR 9Ma?T896 EnroUed in Ie U.S. Naval Reserve Force 18 May 1918 at Cleve­ land Ohio, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 20 Sept. 1918, Naval Shary Reserve, Chicago, IU, and served as foUows: Naval Auxiliary Reserve, Chicago IU • Naval AuxiUary Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio. Promoted to Ensign, 1 Mar '1919. Naval AuxiUary Reserve Headquarters; Officers Material School, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y. (Graduate). Released from active duty• 1 April 1919, fo finish College course. Honourable discharge, dated 30 Sept. 1921. (Oshkosh, Wisconsin.) MACRAE, STEPHEN ROZIER, 1410481. Born FayetteviUe. Northt Carolina 6 April 1898. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force 1 Aug. 1918, as Chief Quarter­ master, at Washington, D.C. Reported for active duty 23 Sep 1918, U.S. Naval Aviation Detachment, Seattle, Washington, and served as foUows U.S. Nayal Aviation Detachment, Seattle, Washington; 5th Naval District, Navy Yard, mshington, D.C. Released from active duty, 14 Jan. 1919 Naval Action Detachment, Seattle, Washington. Honourably discharged, 31 July 192^, otn Naval District, (Washington, D.C.) McCRAY, VANCE WARREN, Private. Enhsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 14 July 1918, at Parris Island, S.C. Joined Searchlight Battahon, Philadelphia, Pa 2 Oct. 1918; joined Fort Mifflin, Pa, 21 Nov. 1918. Honourably discharged, 21 Dec. 1918, while serving at Fort Mifflin, Pa. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Ames, Iowa.) McCRAY, VERNE ATHERTON, 1331821 Born Traverse City, Mich, 4 April 1900. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy, 14 Feb. 1917, at Detroit, Mich, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 14 Feb. 1917, Naval Traimng Station, Great Lakes, IU., and served as foUows : Naval Traimng Station, Great Lakes 111.; Receiving Ship, Norfolk! Va. ; U.S.S. " Connecticut "1 U.S.S. " George Washington ; Receiving Ship New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. "Sylvan Arrow"; U.S.S. "Auk"; Receiving Ship, Portsmouth, N.H. Honourably discharged, 10 Dec. 1919, Receiving Ship, Portsmouth, N.H, as Seaman. (Saginau, Mich.) McRAE, WALTER DIXON, 1326436. Born Rocky Mount N.C, 6 Sept. 1899. En- Usted in the U.S. Navy, 4 Oct. 1917, at Raleigh, N.C, as Apprentice Seaman. U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 195 Reported for active duty, 4 Oct. 1917, Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va, and served as follows : Naval Training Station, Norfolk, Va.; U.S.S. " Frederick " ; Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y.; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y.; U.S.S. " Tern " ; Receiving Ship, Hampton Roads, Va.; Discharged with " In­ different Discharge," 29 July, 1919, Receiving Ship, Hampton Roads, Va. (Rocky Mount, N.C.) * s McCREA, WALTER EDWARD, 1331850. Born Buffalo, N.Y, 6 Feb. 1897. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 12 April, 1917, at New York, N.Y, as Seaman. Reported for active duty, 17 July 1917, 5th Naval District, Norfolk, Va, and served as follows : 5th Naval District, Norfolk, Va. ; 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y. ; U.S.S. Submarine Base, New London, Ct.; U.S. Sub. Chaser, No. 206 ; U.S. Naval Base Hospital, No. 4 ; Naval Hospital, New York, N.Y. Released from active duty, 12 Feb. 1919, Naval Hospital, New York, N.Y. Honourably discharged, 11 April 1921, 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y, as Quartermaster, 1st Class. (New York, N.Y.) MacCREA, WALTER NORGROVE, 1412133. Born Syracuse, N.Y, 5 May 1889. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 15 April 1918, at Syracuse, N.Y, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 4 June 1918, Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y, and served as follows : Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y.; Naval Air Station, Rockaway Beach, L.I, N.Y. Released from active duty, 31 July 1919, 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y. Honourably discharged, 14 April 1922, as Yeoman, 1st Class, 3rd Naval District, New York N.Y. (Syracuse, N.Y.) McCRAY, WALTER NORMAN, 1331822. Born Worcester, Mass, 12 Nov. 1897. Enrolled in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 1 Feb. 1918, at Boston, Mass, as Mess Attendant, 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, 7 Feb. 1918, Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass, and served as follows : Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass. ; U S S* "Bridgeport." Honourably discharged, 31 Jan. 1922, U.S.S. "Bridgeport," as Mess Attendant, 1st Class. (Worcester, Mass.) MacRAE, WENDELL HOLMES, Private. Enhsted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 22 May 1917, at Port Royal, S.C. Joined 92nd Company, Mobile Artillery Force ; joined Headquarters Company, Mobile Artillery Force, 7 Dec. 1917. The designation of this organization was changed to 10th Regiment, remaining an artillery unit, 15 Jan. 1918. This organization was transferred, 23 July 1918, to Marine Barracks,' Naval Proving Grounds, Indian Head, Md. Re-joined Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va, 27 Nov. 1918 ; transferred to Headquarters Marine Corps, Washington, D.C.i to serve as Clerk in the Major-General Commandant's Office, 24 Feb. 1919.' Honourably discharged, 5 Sept. 1919, while serving at Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, Washington, D.C. Awarded medal for Good Conduct. (Snowmass, Col.) McRAE, WENDELL SCOTT, Sergeant, 2nd Lieutenant. Joined up the day after Congress declared war. Enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps, 2 May 1917, at Mare Island, Cal. At Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va, from 23 Dec. 1917; at Marine Barracks, Naval Training Station, Newport, R.L, from 6 Jan. 1918; Officers Training Camp, Quantico, Va, 13 April 1918. Honourably discharged, to accept commission in Marine Corps Reserve, 14 July 1918, while serving at Quantico, Va. Appointed 2nd Lieutenant (Provisional) in Class 4, Marine Corps Reserve, 15 July 1918. Executed the required oath of office, 15 July 1918, at Quantico, Va, Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va. Assigned to active service, 15 July f918, having reported for duty that date. Detached, 23 July 1918, to Marine Barracks, Washington, D C Joined, 24 July 1918. Disenrolled, 11 Sept. 1918, as 2nd Lieutenant (Provisional) 14 m THE CLAN MACRAE in Class 4 Marine Corps Reserve, to accept appointment as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Marine Corps having been temporarily appointed a 2nd Lieutenant by aïd S the advice and consent of the Senate, 28 Aug^1918 to£ank from 15 Aue 1918 Accepted appointment and executed oath of office 12 Sept. 1918, at Washington, D.C Detached, 7 Mar. 1919, to Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Norfolk Va Joined 9 Mar. 1919. Temporarily promoted a 1st Lieutenant by and ^th the advice ánd consent of the Senate, 5 Mar 1919, to rank from 16 Ag 9 8. Detached, 19 May 1919, to Manne Barracks .Quantico .Va. Joined 23 May 919, for duty and instruction in the Automatic Gun School; detached 24 June 919, and ordered home to await discharge. Honourably discharged on 20 June 1919. (St. Paul, Minn.) McCRAY, WILBUR DENTON, 1331823. Born Los Angeles, Cal, 30 April 1896. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 25 May 1918, at Los Angeles, Cal, as Sman 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 12 June 1918, Naval Reserve Tram- £i San Pedro, Cal, and served as foUows: Naval Training Camp San F?dro Cal. Released from active duty, 12 Feb. 1919, Training Camp, San Pedro, Cal. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, San Diego, Cal, as Seaman. (Los Angeles, Cal.) McCREA, WILBUR LEWIS, Gunnery Sergeant. EnUsted in the U.S. Marme Corps, 8 Jan. 1912, at Mare Island, Cal, and Honourably discharged 7 Jan 1916 while seSg at Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Mare Island Cal R^nhsted in the U£ Marine Corps, 9 Mar. 1917, at Pittsburgh, Pa Joined Manne^Barracks New Orleans, La, 10 Mar. 1917 ; Recruit Depot, Charleston S.C 18 Mar. 1918, Port Roval S C 31 Mar. 1917; joined Barracks Detachment, Marme Barracks, Navy Sd New York N.Y, 21 Oct. 1918; 3rd Naval District, 6 Dec. 1918;joined Barrácks Detachment, Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Philadelphia Pa, 27 Jan. 1919; joined 1st Casual Detachment, 1 Feb. 1919. Deserted, 25 Apnl 1919. Whereabouts unknown. McCREA, WILLIAM, 1331851. Born Ireland, 22 Sept. 1890. EnUsted in the U.S. Navy 29 Mar. 1918, at New York, N.Y, as Blacksmith, 2nd Class. Reported for S duty, 29 Mar. 1918, Receiving Ship, New York, N Y. and served as follows: Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. ; U.S.S. " Kroonland." Honourably discharged, 29 July 1919 Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y, as Blacksmith, 1st Class. (New York, N.Y.) McRAE WILLIAM ARTHUR, 1326437. Born Rockingham, N.C, 10 Aug. 1897. EnroUed In the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 4 Aug. 1917, at Newbern North Carohna Reported for active duty, 10 Oct. 1917. Receiving Ship, Norfolk Va ?nd served as foUows: Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; Sub. Chaser No. 121 ; V.S.S. Anniston USS " Hartford" : U.S.S. " Kittery." Released from active duty, 20 Aug. 1919, U.S.S. " Kittery." Honourably discharged, 27 Sept. 1921, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va. (Rockingham, N.C.) McCRAY, WILLIAM DANIEL, 1331824. Born Narragansett Pier R.L, 8 Nov. 1896. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 26 May 1915, at Newport, R.L, as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 26 May 1915, Naval Training Station, Newport, R.I. and served as foUows: Naval Traimng Station, Newport R.L , USS New Tersev" ; Naval Hospital, New York, N.Y. ; Receiving Ship, New York, NY \j i7 " Bagley " ; U S.S. " Standard Arrow " ; U.S.S. " Columbus ; Receiving Sht Boston Mass.; U.S.S. "Crosby"; Naval Hospital, Newport, R.L Dis­ cfeed with Good Special Order Discharge. 25 May 1919 Naval Hospital, New­ port, R.I, as Fireman, 3rd Class. (Narragansett Pier, R.I.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 197 McCREA, WILLIAM G., Ensign, U.S.S. (4114). Born Pennsylvania, 11 July 1899. Graduate, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, 3 June 1922. On active duty on board " New Mexico." (Clinton County, Pennsylvania.) McRAE, WILLIAM GARTRELLE, 1326438. Born Rockmart, Ga., 21 July 1900. Enlisted in the U.S. Navy, 12 April 1917, at Atlanta, Ga., as Apprentice Seaman. Reported for active duty, 12 April 1917, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va., and served as follows : Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va. ; U.S.S. " Montgomery " ; U.S.S. " Bul­ garia " ; U.S.S. " Tonopah " ; Naval Radio School, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass.; 3rd Naval District, New York", N.Y. ; Receiving Ship, Phila., Pa. ; Naval Barracks, Base 6, Queenstown, Ireland; U.S. Sub. Chaser, No. 35 ; Naval Base, No. 27; U.S.S. " San Francisco " ; Naval Forces, Europe, London, England; Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. Discharged, 15 Feb. 1919, Good Special Order Discharge, Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y. (Rockmart, Ga.) McRAE, WILLIAM JOHN, 1326439. Born New York, N.Y, 25 Jan. 1899. EnroUed m the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 10 Dec. 1917, at New York, N.Y, as Seaman, 2nd Class. Reported for active duty, 3 Jan. 1918, Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y, and served as foUows : Naval Training Camp, Pelham Bay Park, N.Y.; U.S.S. "Adams." Released from active duty, 11 Dec. 1918, 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y. Honourably discharged, 30 Sept. 1921, 3rd Naval District, New York, N.Y. (New York, N.Y.) McCRAY, WILLIAM SIMON, 1331825 (previous service about 4 years). Born Clay- burn Co, Mass, 20 Sept. 1889. Enhsted in the U.S. Navy, 10 Oct. 1916, at Atlanta, Ga, as Fireman, 1st Class. Reported for active duty, 10 Oct. 1916, Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va, and served as foUows : Receiving Ship, Norfolk, Va.; U.S.S. ' Olympia " ; U.S.S. " Wisconsin " ; U.S.S. " Iowa " ; Receiving Ship, New York, NY.; U.S.S. "Zrinyk"; U.S.S. "Radetzky." Honourably discharged, 1 Nov. 1920, Receiving Ship, New York, N.Y, as Water Tender. (Donnald, Ga.)

WAR WORKERS. Women. McRAE, DORQTHY, 1326417. Born Fort SnelUng, Minn, 5 April 1894. EnroUed m the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 17 July 1918, at Washington, D.C, as Yeoman 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, 17 July 1918, Navy Department, Washington, D.C, and served as foUows : Navy Department, Washington, D.C. Released from active duty, 19 June 1919, Navy Department, Washington, D.C. Honourably discharged, 16 July 1920, Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. (Washington, D.C.) McRAE, KATHRYN MAUD, 4000027. Born St. John, Newfoundland, 17 July 1890. iinroUed m the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 16 Oct. 1918, at Boston, Mass, Landsman for Yeoman, (F). Reported for active duty, 21 Oct. 1918, 1st Naval District, tfoston, Mass, and served as foUows : 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. Released irom active duty, 8 Aug. 1919, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. Honourably discharged, 16 Oct. 1920, 1st Naval District, Boston, Mass. MACRAE, MARY MADELINE, 1246725. Born Baltimore, Maryland, 1 Mar. 1889. 4.nï£ u-ln the U-S- Naval Reserve Force, 15 Aug. 1918, as Landsman for Yeoman, at Washington, D.C. Reported for active duty, 15 Aug. 1918, Navy Department, 198 THE CLAN MACRAE Washington; D.C, and served as foUows: Navy Department, Washington, DC. S3 from active duty, 1 May 1919, Navy Department, Wasmngton^.C. Honourably discharged, 14 Aug. 1920, Navy Yard, Washmgton, D.C. (Baltimore, Md.) McRAE, MILDRED, 1326434. Born Manila PI, 17 ^900 EnroUed in the ILS. Naval Reserve Force, 18 July 1918, at Washmgton DC., as Yeoman (F) 3rd Class. Reported for active duty, Navy Department Washington, IXC,July 1918 and served as follows : Navy Department, Washington, D.C. Released from active duty 19 June 1919, Navy Department. Honourably discharged, 17 July 19,20, Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. (Washington, D.C.) McRAE, RHODA. Reconstruction Work Camp, Sherman, U.S. Army. (Berkeley, Cal.) McCREA, RUTH, 4145015. Born Patoka, Ind, 24 Oct. 1896. EnroUed in the U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 28 Oct. 1918, at Washington, D.C, as Landsman for Yeoman (FT Reported for active duty, 28 Oct. 1918, Navy Department, Washington, ind served as foUows: Navy Department, Washington D.C Released from active dutv 9 Aug. 1919, Navy Department, Washington, D.C. Honourably discharged, 27 Oct. 1920, 5th Naval District, Navy Yard, Washington, D.C, as Yeoman (F), 3rd Class. (Patoka, Ind.)

ARMY.

McRAE, A. D., 4162322. Pte, 75th Company, Motor Transport Depot. (LouisviUe, Alabama.) McCREA, ALBERT, 4380531. Pte, Medical Department. (Los Angeles, Cal.) McCRAE, ALBERT C, Jun, 265110. Sergt, 2nd Coy, 1st Air Service Mechanics Regiment. (Philadelphia, Penn.) McCREA, ALBERT E., 4895689. Pte, Quartermaster Corps. (Utica, N.Y.) MacRAE, ALBERT E. M., 4170592. Pte, 152nd Depót Brigade. (Watertown, N.Y.) MacRAE, ALBERT H., 3646274. Pte, H Coy, 118th Engineers. (Spokane, Wash.) McCREA, ALBERT L., 1906155. Cp), C Coy, 327th Infantry. (West Springfield, Mass.) McCRAY, ALBERT S., 3094491. Pte, 2nd Coy, 1st Development Battalion, 159th Depót Brigade. (Lexington, Ky.) McRAE, ALEX., 3646739. Pte. (1st Class), Base Hospital No. 118. (Olympia, Wash.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 776282. Pte. (1st Class), Quartermaster Corps. Discharged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut. (Toronto.) MacRAE, ALEXANDER, 2293006. Pte, A Coy, 361st Infantry. (Miles City, Mont.) McRAE, ALEXANDER D., 2163455. Regimental Supply Sergt, Supply Coy, 352nd Infantry. (Duluth, Minn.) McRAE, ALEXANDER D., 2421000. Pte. (1st Class), B Battery, 310th Field Arty. (AUegany, N.Y.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 199 McRAE, ALEXANDER J., 1869580. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy., 306th Field Signal Batt. (Port Alleghany, Penn.) McRAE, ALEXANDER JOHN. 1st Lieut., Medical Corps. (Wilkes Barre, Penn.) McRAE, ALEXANDER K., Jun., 2911975. Pte., 13th Coy., Transportation Corps. (Pittsburgh, Penn.) F McRAE, ALEXANDER R„ 3462765. Pte., Medical Department. (Anaheim, Cal.) McCREA, ALFRED B., 4705588. Cpl., E Coy., 13th Ammunition Train. (Spokane, Wash.) McRAE, ALGERNON R., 814975. Pte., Quartermaster Corps. (Jacksonville, Florida.) McRAE, ALLAN J., 850086. Sergt. (1st Class), Quartermaster Corps. (San Francisco, Cal.) McRAE, ALLEN, 265487. Cpl, Air Service. (Ashtubula, Ohio.) McRAE, ALLEN. Pte, Ambulance Coy, 1st Wisconsin National Guard. (Milwaukee Wisconsin.) McCREA, ALLEN, 1776357. Pte, D Coy, 312th Machine Gun Batt. (Burke Countv Penn.) J MacRAE, ALLEN W., 3599489. Pte. (1st Class), C Battery, 34th Field Arty. (Water- town, N.Y.) J v McRAE, ALLISTER ROSS, 5261962. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Minnesota. ( Minneapolis, Minn.) McCREA, ALMERON WALLACE. 1st Lieut, Engineers. (Rock Hall, Maryland.) McCREA, ALMUON. American Army ; served in France. (Ontario.) McREE, AMBROSE VIRGIL, Jun, 5309345. Pte, Infantry (unassigned). (Murray, Ky.) McCREA, ANDREW, 1922863. Pte, Headquarters Detachment, 163rd Infantrv Brigade, (Stevensville, Ky.) J McCREA, ANDREW, 2829117. Pte, C Coy, 343rd Infantry. (Chicago, 111.) McCRAY, ANDREW W., 2961508. Pte, Machine Gun Coy, 60th Infantry. (Depew,

McRAE, ANGUS, 1914954. Stable Sergt, Battery E, 320th Field Arty. (Swampscott, 1VX3.SS •) McRAE, ANGUS GOSTON, 2990710. Pte. (1st Class), 156th Depot Brigade. (Maxton North Carohna.) v ' MacRAE,^ ANGUS R., 2268957. Sergt, B Battery, 346th Field Arty. (Heyburn,

McCREA, ANTHONY J., 963319. Cpl, 261st Aero Squadron. (Philadelphia, Penn.) McRAE, ARCH., 4121976. Pte. (1st Class), B Battery, 18th Field Arty. (Minturn,

MaCRl^n' NRYfIBALD A" 278"29- Pte-

MCCRwïscoVnRinfIBALD K" ^7*25" (1St QaSS)' B C°y>' 53rd Infantry- (SParta, 200 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, ARCHIE, 2990708. Pte, Quartermaster Corps. (Bunnlevel, North Carohna.) McCREA, ARCHIE E. Pte, Troop A, 1st Separate Squadron Cavalry, Oregon National Guard. (Newburg, Oregon.) McRAE, ARCHIE J., 1869554. Sergt. (1st Class), B Coy, 306th Signal Batt. (Gowanda, N.Y.) McRAE, ARCHIE R., 719271. Pte. (1st Class), C Battery, 61st Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. (Marion, South Carohna.) McRAE, ARCHIE W., 1594599. Sergt, 50th Coy, Transportation Corps. (Hatties- burg, Miss.) McCRAY, ARTHUR E., 1097335. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 21st Field Arty. (Dayton, Ohio.) McRAE, ARTHUR F., 2185285. Cpl, C Coy, 314th Engineers. (Lowell, Arizona.) McCREA, ARTHUR J., 2708048. Pte, 8th Coy, 2nd Batt, 154th Depót Brigade. (Philadelphia, Penn.) MacRAE, ARTHUR L., 2453143. Pte. (1st Class), 357th Aero Squadron, Air Service. (Auburndale, Mass.) McCREA, ARTIE BANIONS, 1546466. Pte, A Coy, 74th Engineers. (Tifton, Georgia). McCRAY, AUGUST J., 468092. Cpl, B Battery, 46th Artillery, Coast Arty. Corps. (Fort Cobb, Oklahoma.) McRAE, BENJAMIN JEFFERSON. 1st Lieut, Medical Corps. (Quitman, Miss.) McRAE, BENNETT ROBERT, 5273776. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Brookings, South Dakota. (Winfred, South Dakota.) McRAE, BERNARD J., 4084616. Pte, Headquarters Detachment, 472nd Engineers. (Richmond, Virginia.) McCRAY, BERTRAM T., 3347423. Pte, Headquarters Detachment, 3rd Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun Batt. (Phihpsburg, N.J.) McCRAY, BIRCHARD C, 140755. Sergt, B Coy, 148th Field Arty. (Pendleton, Oregon.) McCRAY, BUCKLEY L., 22442. Sergt. (1st Class), 91st Aero Squadron. (Gilman, Iowa.) McRAE, BURNIS KENNEDY, 4482733. Pte, 1st Coy. 2nd Provisional Regt, 156th Depót Brigade. (Gresham, South Carolina.) McCRAY, CARL A., 1560599. Cpl, Machine Gun Coy, 150th Infantry. (Fairmont, Va.) McRAE, CARL F., 739274. Sergt, Headquarters Coy, 51st Pioneer Infantry. (Cleve­ land, Ohio.) McCRAY, CARLOS C, 2481131. Pte, Medical Detachment, 334th Infantry. (New­ port News, Va.) McREE, CARLOS H., 4457159. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Lenoir College, South Carolina. (Newton, N.C.) McRAE, CARLTON L. Pte, 26th Coy, 157th Depot Brigade. (Bullochville, Ga.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 201 McRAE, CECIL A., 1351088. Pte., Headquarters Coy., 313th Field Arty. (Evinston, Florida.) MacRAE, CECIL D., 2377569. Pte., E Battery, 83rd Field Arty. McCREA, CHARLES, 1634356. Cpl., I Coy., 116th Engineers (Los Angeles, Cal.) McCREA, CHARLES, Jun., 2046388. Pte. (1st Class), E Coy., 7th Infantry. (Muske- genn, Mich.) McCRAY, CHARLES. Unassigned (Discharged from draft.) (Ferrisburg, Vermont.) McCRAY, CHARLES B., 4631432. Pte., Machine Gun Coy., 161st Infantry. (Webster Springs, West Virginia.) MACRAE, CHARLES FERRIN, Capt., 86th Infantry. (Burlington, Vermont.) McCREA, CHARLES H., 1255454. Pte., E Coy., 103rd Engineers. (Philadelphia, Penn.) McCREA, CHARLES HAROLD, Capt., 46th Infantry. (Logansport, Ind.) McCRAY, CHARLES HENRY, 2812729. Pte. (1st Class), I Coy., 64th Infantry. (Mt. View, Oklahoma.) y McCRAY, CHARLES HOLLIDAY, 1077738. Sergt., Air Service. Discharged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut, 135th Aero Squadron. (Rochester, N.Y.) McRAE, CHARLES J., 2749725. Pte. (1st Class), Ordnance Department, (Port Allegany, Penn.) McRAE, CHARLES M., 1352548. Sergt, F Coy, 139th Infantry. (Fort Ogden, Fla.) McRAE, CHARLES M., 2784058. Pte, D Battery, 348th Field Arty. (Taft, Cal.) McCREA, CHARLES R., 2117513. Cook, B Battery, 334th Field Arty. (Wichita,

JtVcLIlScLS. j McCRAY, CHARLES S., 510898. Cpl, A Coy, 35th Infantry. (Salida, Colo.) McCRAY, CHARLES S., 3840962. Pte, 162nd Depót Brigade, (Little Rock, Ark.) McCREA, CHARLES V., 1360015. Pte, 330th Infantry. (New York, N.Y.) McCREA, CHARLES W., 443137. Sergt, A Coy, 74th Infantry. (Tuskahoe, N.J.) McCRAY, CHARLEY W. Pte, 1st Section, Training Batt, 155th Depót Brigade. (Weston, West Virginia.) 5 MacRAY, CHARTER O., 516119. Pte, Medical Corps. (Sheldon, Iowa.) McRAE, CHRISTOPHER R., 3131712. Pte, B Coy, 128th Machine Gun Batt. (Great Falls, Montana.) McRAE, CLARENCE C, 2515321. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York. (Schuylerville, N.Y.) McCREA, CLARENCE L., 4726012. Cpl, B Battery, 6th Pioneer Infantry. (Kokomo,

McRAE, CLARENCE M., 3818492. Pte, 162nd Depót Brigade. (Tulsa, Oklahoma.) McRAE, CLARENCE OTIS, 760172. Sergt. (1st Class), Medical Department, Evacu­ ation Hospital No. 23 ; 1st Lieut, Sanitary Corps. (Decatur, Georgia.)

MCCRpeV)LARK P" 24728°2' Pte" (1St ClaSS)' H C0y-' 317th Infantry- (Franklin, 202 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, CLAUD EVERTE, 3263720. Pte, 337th Infantry. (Goodman, Miss.) McRAE, CLAUDE H., 599241. Pte. (1st Class), Ordnance Department. (Belvidere, South Dakota.) McCRAY, CLAUDE H., 4163070. Pte, Infantry. (Merced, Cal.) McCREA, CLAUDE J., 4821086. Pte, I Coy, 87th Infantry. (Conway, Iowa.) McCRAY, CLAYTON, 5650381. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy, 307th Tank Corps. (St. Louis, Missouri.) McCREA, CLEMENT J., 4092503. Pte,, L Coy, 147th Engineers. (Narberth, Penn.) McCRAY, CLEVELAND, 1428612. Cpl, K Coy, 144th Infantry. (Britton, South Dakota.) McRAE, CLINTON A., 4718918. Cpl, A Coy, Headquarters Trains and Military Police, 14th Division. (Marion, Ind.) McCREA, CLYDE, 869520. Pte, 57th Spruce Squadron, Air Service. (McBride, Mich.) McRAE, COLEMAN S., 4636003. Pte, 155th Depot Brigade. (Roanoke, Va.) McRAE, COLIN A., 1906898. Cpl, F Coy, 327th Infantry. (Beverly, Mass.) MacRAE, COLIN D., 3130497. Pte, A Coy, 160th Infantry. (Heyburn, Idaho.) MacRAE, COLIN DAVIDSON, 306760. Sergt, E Battery, 76th Field Arty. Dis­ charged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut, 149th Field Arty. Served overseas. (Schenectady, N.Y.) McRAE, COLIN J., 3337255. Pte. (1st Class), G Coy, 353rd Infantry. (Kingman, Kansas.) McRAE, COLIN J., 4046837. Pte, Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Detroit, Mich.) McRAE, CONNELL CHISHOLM, 2282278. Cpl, C Coy, 316th Field Signal Batt.; 2nd Lieut, 25th Field Arty. (Berkeley, Cal.) McREE, CURRIE ALEXANDER, 3063326. Cpl, Labour Recruit Depót, Army Service Corps. (Beaumont, Texas.) McCREA, CYRUS CLIFFORD. Sergt, B Coy.- 146th Machine Gun Batt. Discharged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut. (Weiser, Idaho.) McRAE, DALE, 4262290. Regt. Supply Sergt, Supply Coy, 30th Field Arty. (Kansas City, Missouri.) McRAE, DAN E., 360687. Pte, 29th Balloon Coy, Air Service. (Harrisville, Mich.) McRAE, DANIEL A., 1485701. Sergt, 36th Military Police Coy. (St. Augustine, Texas.) McRAE, DANIEL ALEXANDER, 2599162. Pte, Engineers. (Waynesboro, Miss.) McRAE, DANIEL BENNIE, 1595370. 1st Sergt, M Coy, 155th Infantry ; 2nd Lieut. (Laurel, Miss.) McRAE, DANIEL C. Cpl, F Coy, 1st Infantry Florida National Guards. (Marvin, Georgia.) McRAE, DANIEL C, 1629009. Sergt, B Coy, 158th Infantry. (Thatcher, Arizona.) McCREA, DANIEL H., 3242591. Pte, A Coy, 68th Infantry. (Cass City, Mich.) McRAE, DANIEL M., 31137. Pte, 801st Aero Squadron. (Allreds, North Carohna.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 203 McCREA, DANIEL M., 3141519. Cpl., Headquarters Coy., 75th Infantry. (Lampasas, Texas.) McRAE, DANIEL OATES, 3588538. Pte., Medical Department. (Jacksonville, Florida.) McRAE, DANIEL P., 170887. Sergt., 109th Coy., 19th Grand Division Transportation Corps. (Hamell, N.Y.) McCRAE, DAVID A., 1060929. Pte., Air Service. (Alexander, Va.) MACRAE, DAVID ANDREW. 1st Lieut., Ordnance Department. (New York, N.Y.) McCRAY, DAVID C, 5293454. Pte., Repair Unit 319, Motor Transport Corps. (Rolfe, Iowa.) McRAE, DAVID F., 4568306. Pte., 157th Depot Brigade. (Laurel, Miss.) McRAE, DEWEY, 1574701. Pte, I Troop, 2nd Cavahy. (Louisville, Ky.) McCRAY, DEXTER L., 527334. Pte. (1st Class), K Coy, 31st Infantry. (St. Johns, Arizona.) McRAE, DICK, 3068415. Pte, G Coy, 55th Infantry. (Tarpley, Texas.) MacRAE, DONALD, 2140401. Cpl, Headquarters Detachment, 601st Engineers. (St. Paul, Minn.) McRAE, DONALD. Cpl, D Coy, 33rd Infantry Michigan National Guards. (Alpena, Mich.) McRAE, DONALD, 4037331. Pte, A Battery, 73rd Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. (Fhnt, Mich.) McRAE, DONALD, 1174224. Cook, Air Service. (Dillon, Montana.) MACRAE, DONALD. Pte, 1st Field Arty. Iowa National Guard. Discharged to accept Commission ; 1st Lieut, Field Arty. (Council Bluffs, Iowa.) MACRAE, DONALD, Jun. Col, Medical Corps. CO. No. 1 Mobile Hospital, the 1st organized in France. D.S.M, Croix de Guerre. (Council Bluffs, Iowa.) MACRAE, DONALD. D Squadron, Flying School; demobilized, Dec. 1918. (Self- ridge Field, Mich.) McCREA, DONALD, 252873. Cpl, A Coy, 306th Infantry. (Brooklyn, N.Y.) McREA, DONALD C, 3262800. Pte. (1st Class), E Coy, 114th Engineers. (Kansas City, Kansas.) McRAE, DONALD CARLISLE. Pte, B Battery, 103rd Field Arty. ; 1st Lieut 304th Field Arty. (Attleboro, Mass.) MacRAE, DONALD CONROY, 363276. Pte. (1st Class), 120th Infantry; 1st Lieut. (Chapel HiU, North Carohna.) McRAE, DONALD G. Capt, 338th Infantry. (Cortland, Ohio.) McRAE, DONALD H., 2504102. Pte, E Coy, 23rd Engineers. (Detroit, Mich.) McRAE, DONALD H., 3769528. Sergt, C Coy, 540th Engineers ; wounded. (Duluth. Minn.) MACRAE, DONALD L., 2275048. Cook, E Coy., 316th Ammunition Train. (National City, Cal.) 204 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, DONALD M., 2305224. Sergt., Headquarters Coy., 127th Infantry. (Rhine- lander, Wis.) McRAE, DONALD M. 1st Lieut, Infantry. Awarded: 2 Citations from 78th Division; M.C. (Britain); D.S.M. ; Cited for Bravery, Gen. Pershing. (Fort Hayes, Ohio.) McRAE, DONALD M., Jun. Capt, Medical Department. Discharged 15 Dec. 1922. Awarded: French Croix de Guerre, with Silver Star ; D.S.M. (San Francisco, Cal.) McCREA, DONALD M., 829334. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 63rd Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. (Kendrick, Idaho.) McRAE, DONALD MARION, (a) Capt, Infantry (U.S. Army) formerly Major, Can Infty and Lieut.-Col, Gen. Staff, U.S. Army, (b) wounded—Vimy Ridge April 1917 (c) Decorations—D.S.M. (U.S.) ; M.C. (Eng), Mar. 1917. See Can. Infty, p. 134. McRAE, DONALD W., 1440869. Sergt, G Coy, 109th Ammunition Train. (Egan, South Dakota.) McCREA, DONALD W., 2292316. Pte. (1st Class), Medical Department, Evacuation Hospital, No. 12. (Spokane, Wash.) McRAE, DONKEN J., 1056452. Pte. (1st Class), I Coy, 30th Infantry. (Fort Warren, Mass.) McCRAY, DORMAN B., 1431404. Pte, C Coy, 147th Field Arty. (Pine Island, Minn.) McCREA, DUDLEY G. Pte. Unassigned. (Kingstree, S.C.) MacRAE, DUNCAN. Capt, Chemical Warfare Service. (Wilson, North Carolina.) McRAE, DUNCAN, 3277836. Pte, L Coy, 89th Infantry. (Wimauma, Florida.) McRAE, DUNCAN, 3415346. Pte, Air Service. (Muskegon, Mich.) McRAE, DUNCAN, 3646751. Wagoner, Supply Coy, 38th Field Arty. (Rosalia, Wash.) McCRAE, DUNCAN, 982360. Pte, 44th Service Coy, Signal Corps. (Pawtucket, Rhode Island.) McRAE, DUNCAN DONALD, 5262065. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Univer­ sity of Minnesota, Minneapolis. (Crookston, Minn.) McRAE, DUNCAN G. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Concord, Florida.) McRAE, DUNCAN KINTAIL, 2261709. Sergt, M Coy, 362nd Infantry; 2nd Lieut. Croix de Guerre, with Gilt Star (French) ; Distinguished Cross ; D.S.M, " For Heroism in Action," France, 11 Oct. 1918. (Helena, Montana.) McRAE, DUNCAN LEE, 1158438. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Texas Chris­ tian University, Ft. Worth, Texas. (Polytechnic, Texas.) McRAE, DUNCAN R., 2300558. Pte. (1st Class), G Coy, 110th Infantry. (South Pittsburgh, Penn.) McRAE, DUNCAN WENDELL. 1st Lieut, Adjutant General's Department. (Tacoma, Wash.) McRAE, E. V., 4162314. Pte, 53rd Depót Brigade. (Clio, Alabama.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 205 McCRAY, EARL A., 288307. Pte., 1103 Aero Squadron, (Flint, Mich.) McRAE, EARLE., 451137. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Coy., 34th Infantry. (Sarnac, Mich.) McCREA, EARL H., 3133956. Pte., 33rd Coy, 9th Batt, 166th Depót Brigade. (North Bend, Oregon.) McRAE, EARL HOBART. Major, Medical Corps. (Tampa, Florida.) McRAE, EDGAR D., 2699766. Pte, D Battery, 33rd Coast Arty. Corps. (Des Moines, Iowa.) McRAE, EDWARD A., 3176002. Pte, Veterinary Hospital No. 8. (Baker, Montana.) McRAE, EDWARD A., 4480690. Pte, 156th Depót Brigade. (East Braintree, Mass.) McCRAY, EDWARD A. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 331st Field Arty. (Fall River, Wisconsin.) McRAE, EDWARD ASH, 4453199. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. (Lexington, Miss.) McCREA, EDWARD B., 1590319. Sergt, B Coy, 154th Infantry. (Little Rock, Arkansas.) McCREA, EDWARD C, 1783527. Pte, M Coy, 314th Infantry. (Philadelphia, Penn.) McREA, EDWARD EVERETT, 3429672. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. (Leadore, Idaho.) McCREA, EDWARD F„ 3954392. Pte. (1st Class), 39th Coy, Labour Regiment. (Twin Brooks, South Dakota.) McRAE, EDWARD G., 3450051. Cpl, D Coy, Indiana Chamber of Commerce Train­ ing Detachment, Indianapolis, Ind. (New Middletown, Ind.) McRAE, EDWARD J., 2397178. Pte, 609th Aero Squadron. (Brandon, Miss.) McCREA, EDWARD J. Pte, Medical Department, Hospital Centre, Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D.C. (Scranton, Penn.) McRAY, EDWARD J. Capt, Cavalry. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) McCREA, EDWARD S., 540603. Cpl, A Coy, 7th Infantry. (Newport, Ky.) McCRAY, EDWARD SAYLOR, 2448328. Sergt, 10th Batt. 157th Depót Brigade. Discharged to accept Commission ; 1st Lieut. (Loami, 111.) McRAE, EDWARD W., 895475. Pte, 101st Spruce Squadron, Air Service. (Seattle, Wash.) McRAE, EDWIN L., 752420. Mess Sergt, Medical Department, (Miami, Florida.) McCREA, ELLIOT A., 2285513. 1st Sergt, L Coy, 362nd Infantry. (Seattle, Wash.) MACRAE, ELLIOTT B., 5130208. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Virginia. (Staten Island, N.Y.) McREE, ELMER, 3026159. Pte, Provisional Base Hospital, No. 1. (Blaine, Oklahoma.) McCRAY, ELMO MARCUS. Pte, 106th Ammunition Train, Troop 2; 2nd Lieut, Field Arty. (Fairfield, Alabama.) McCRAY, ELMORE S., 4552367. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Purdue Uni­ versity, West Lafayette, Indiana. (Kentland, Ind.) 206 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAY, ELTON H., 420848. Pte. (1st Class), E Coy, 52nd Infantry. (Rome, Ohio.) MacRAE, ELVYN HAROLD, 2136202. Sergt, Machine Gun Coy, 352nd Infantry. (Evanston, 111.) McRAE, ELWELL A., 1214912. Pte. (1st Class), G Coy, 108th Infantry. (Rochester, N.Y.) McCREA, EMILE G., 3146155. Cpl, A Coy, 74th Infantry. (Seattle, Wash.) McRAE, ERNEST A., 2678564. Pte, Medical Department. (Chicago, 111.) MacRAE, ERNEST SAYMOUR, 3146251. Cpl, A Coy, 73rd Infantry. (Auburndale, Mass.) McRAE, ETHEE. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Pride, Louisiana.) McCRAY, EUGENE E., 3256629. Pte. (1st Class), 162nd Depot Brigade. (Ft. Smith, Arkansas.) McCREA, EVERETT L., 99302. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Coy, 168th Infantry, (Lakeview, Iowa.) McRAE, EVERETT M., 2034004. Cpl, Headquarters Detachment, 1st Engineers. (Detroit, Mich.) MACRAE, FARQUHAR ARTHUR, 4305362. Pte. Unassigned. (Providence, R.L) McREE, FERGUS. Sergt, B Troop, 1st Squadron Cavalry, Virginia National Guard ; 1st Lieut, 32nd Infantry. (Richmond, Va.) McRAE, FINLAY H., 1066115. Sergt, Air Service. (Antelope, Oregon.) McRAE, FINLEY JOSEPH. Capt, Medical Corps. (Albion, Nebraska.) McRAE, FLAVIOUS, 3445757. Sergt, Base Hospital No. 81, Medical Department. (Berwyn, Nebraska.) McCRAY, FLOYD H., 1269921. Cpl, 3rd Motor Mechanics Regiment, Signal Corps. (Indianapolis, Ind.) McRAE, FLOYD WILCOX, Jun. Major, Medical Corps. (Atlanta, Georgia.) McRAE, FRANCIS B„ 3916262. Pte, Quartermaster Corps. (Salt Lake City, Utah.) MacRAE, FRANCIS D., 2798624. Pte, 13th Coy, Coast Arty. Corps, Boston, Mass. (Wakefield, Mass.) McRAE, FRANCIS JOSEPH, 5125877. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, St. Bonaventure College, St. Bonaventure, New York. (Allegany, N.Y.) McCREA, FRANCIS R., 839230. Pte, Coast Arty. Corps. (Long Beach, Cal.) MacRAE, FRANK, 2723495. Pte, A Coy, 128th Infantry. (Machias, Maine.) McRAE, FRANK, 3128406. Pte, D Coy, 120th Machine Gun Batt. (Medilia, South Dakota.) McCREA, FRANK, 829550. Wagoner, E Battery, 63rd Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. (EddyviUe, Iowa.) McCREA, FRANK, 922385. Sergt. (1st Class), 503rd Aero Squadron. (Bloomfield, NJ.) McCRAY,FRANK, 2658599. Pte, D Coy, 1st Development Batt, 157th Depot Brigade; (Mt. CarroU, IU.) McCREA, FRANK E., 563545. Pte, E Battery, 12th Field Arty. (Hoboken, N.J.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 207 MacRAE, FRANK G., 4246125. Cook, A Coy., 5th Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun Batt. (Chicago, 111.) McCRAY, FRANK G., 4039333. Pte, B Coy, 78th Infantry. (Saginaw, Mich.) McRAE, FRANK H. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Winston Salem, North Carolina.) McCREA, FRANK M., 1084716. Pte, 662nd Aero Squadron,' Air Service. (Kern, Cal.) McRAY, FRANK M., 1482074. Pte, F Coy, 143rd Infantry. (Wetumpa, Oklahoma.) McCREA, FRANK P., 2058809. Wagoner, C Coy, 58th Infantry. (Chicago, 111.) McRAE, FRANK S., 2029483. Sergt, 8th Coy, 2nd Batt, 160th Depot Brigade. (Saginaw East Side, Mich.) McRAE, FRANK V., 326689. Pte, H Coy, 15th Infantry. (San Francisco, Cal.) MACRAE, FRANK WITHROW. Capt, 11th Infantry. (Charlotte, North Carohna.) McCRAY, FRANKLIN F., 4409497. Pte, 1st Coy, 161st Depót Brigade. (Amboy,

McCREA, FRANKLIN L., 4189734. Pte, 151st Depót Brigade. (Saco, Maine.) McCRAY, FRED, 1586749. Pte. (1st Class), A Coy, 5th Ammunition Train. (Essex County, N.Y.) MACRAE, FRED A., 3771126. Pte, B Coy, 116th Field Signal Batt. (Joplin, Missouri.) McRAE, FRED H. Pte, C Coy, 390th Machine Gun Batt. (Marietta, Georgia.) McRAE, FRED J., 1916203. Pte. (1st Class), C Battery, 321st Field Arty. (Brocton, Mass.) McCRAY, FRED J., 915384. Pte, F Coy, 7th Engineers. Awarded Silver Star. (Loami, IU.) v McCRAY, FRED LESTER, 2194832. Wagoner, C Coy, 314th Ammunition Train. (Fullerton, Nebraska.) McCREA, FRED P., 3421999. Pte. (1st Class), Motor Transport Corps, Repair Unit No. 312. (Great Falls, Montana.) McCRAE, FRED W., 1669770. Pte. (1st Class), Detachment Public Utilities, Quarter­ master Corps. (Lynn, Mass.) MacRAE, FREDERICK D., 401405. Pte, Medical Department, Provisional Base Hospital, No. 1. (Troy, N.Y.) McCREA, FREDERICK H., 4911349. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Dart­ mouth CoUege, Hanover, New Hampshire. (Alexandris, Minn.) McRAE, FREDERICK W., 2504965. 1st Sergt, H Coy, 23rd Engineers; 2nd Lieut. (Seattle, Wash.) McCRAY, FULTON R., 2570975. Pte. (1st Class), A Coy, 13th Infantry. (Galena, Oklahoma.) McCREA, G. EMORY. Pte, 25th Coy, 157th Depót Brigade. (Dawson, Georgia.) McRAE, GARTRELL G., 3490927. Pte, 5th Coy, 2nd Batt, 157th Depót Brigade. (Columbus, Georgia.) 208 THE CLAN MACRAE MacRAE, GEORGE, 3362224. Sergt., Headquarters Coy., 301st Motor Transport Corps. (Crookston, Minn.) McRAE, GEORGE. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Dallas, Texas.) McCREA, GEORGE, 2164843. Sergt, Motor Truck Coy. No. 346, Motor Transport Corps. (Des Moines, Iowa.) McCRAY, GEORGE, 4187164. Pte, 50th Coy, 13th Batt, 151st Depöt Brigade. (Chester, Penn.) McRAE, GEORGE A., 3133525. Pte, C Coy, 157th Infantry. (Sedro Woolley, Wash.) McCREA, GEORGE A., 3600414. Pte, Quartermaster Corps. (Philadelphia, Penn.) McRAE, GEORGE C, 1977035. 1st Sergt, F Coy, 334th Infantry. (Marion, Ind.) McCREA, GEORGE C, 1638287. Cpl, Headquarters Coy, 144th Field Arty. (Santa Barbara, Cal.) MacRAE, GEORGE E., Jun. Pte, E Battery, 65th Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. (Portland, Oregon.) McCREA, GEORGE E., 159236. Pte. (1st Class), F Coy, 6th Engineers. (East Akron, Ohio.) McRAE, GEORGE G., 1684844. Pte, Machine Gun Coy, 26th Infantry. (East Long Meadow, Mass.) McCREA, GEORGE H. Pte. Unassigned. (Jewett, Ohio.) McCREA, GEORGE H„ 2719597. Pte, L Coy, 303rd Infantry. (Laconia, New Hampshire.) McCREA, GEORGE J„ 1403944. Sergt, Supply Coy, 78th Field Arty. (North Strat­ ford, New Hampshire.) MacRAE, GEORGE R., 18112. Pte. (1st Class), Medical Department, Field Hospital, No. 163. (Burton, Wash.) McRAE, GEORGE R., 2983313. Pte. (1st Class), B Battery, 328th Field Arty. (Che­ boygan, Mich.) McRAE, GEORGE ROBERT, 2550067. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy, 57th Engineers. (Buffalo, N.Y.) McCREA, GEORGE S., 428808. Pte, M Coy, 48th Infantry. (Los Angeles, Cal.) McRAE, GEORGE T., 2903731. Sergt, Quartermaster Corps. (Mobile, Alabama.) McCRAE, GEORGE W., 4167613. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 1st Development Batt, 152nd Depot Brigade. (St. Johnsburg, Vermont.) MACRAE, GEORGE WYTHE, Jun. Pte. (1st Class), Air Service. Discharged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut. (Memphis, Tenn.) McCRAY, GERALD T., 2041911. Pte, B Battery, 330th Field Arty. Discharged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut. (Detroit, Mich.) McRAE, GILFORD LYNNE, 4506537. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Frankfort, Kansas.) McCREA, GLEN B., 1069911. Chauffeur (1st Class), 667th Aero Squadron, Air Service. (Maysville, Missouri.) MACRAE, GOMER R., 2190388. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 356th Infantry. (Joplin, Missouri.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 209 MacRAE, GORDON CAMPBELL, 804771. Pte. (1st Class), Medical Department, Base Hospital No. 26. (Minneapolis, Minn.) McCRAY, GUY W., 3282441. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 123rd Infantry. (Cissna Park, 111.) McRAE, HANSEL R., 341668. Sergt, Headquarters Coy, 88th Infantry. (McRae, Georgia.) McCRAY, HARLEY E., 413674. Sergt, D Coy, 17th Machine Gun Batt. (Union City, Penn.) McRAE, HAROLD D., 3096049. Cpl, C Battery, 140th Field Arty. (Elizabeth, Ind.) McCREA, HAROLD H„ 268426. Wagoner, B Coy, 28th Engineers. (San Francisco, Cal.) McCREA, HAROLD J., 409137. Cpl, Motor Transport Coy. No. 829. (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.) McCRAY, HAROLD L., 2390545. Pte. (1st Class), 218th Coy, Military Police Corps. (Hot Springs, South Dakota.) MacRAE, HARRY B., 1089597. Pte. (1st Class), Air Service, Signal Corps. Discharged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut. (Houghton, Mich.) McCREA, HARRY C, 2506032. Pte, M Coy, 23rd Engineers. (Homer City, Penn.) MACRAE, HARRY D., 4490792. Cpl, 156th Depot Brigade. (Schenectady, N.Y.) MACRAE, H(ARRY) F., 2746318. Sergt, Mechanical Repair Shop, Unit No. 306, Quartermaster Corps. (Cleveland, Ohio.) McCRAY, HARRY F., 1582539. Bugler, D Coy, 113th Ammunition Train. (Fair­ mont, West Virginia.) McCRAY, HARRY FRIEND. Capt, Infantry. (Reno, Nevada.) McCRAY, HARRY L., 1688101. Pte, C Coy, 1st Engineers. (Portland, Maine.) MACRAE, HARRY M., 2003113. Pte. (1st Class), Medical Department, Base Hospital No. 40. (Versailles, Kentucky.) McRAE, HARRY W. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Detroit, Mich.) McCREA, HARRY W., 1779678. Pte. (1st Class), Machine Gun Coy, 313th Infantry. (Emmettsburg, Maryland.) McRAE, HARVEY A., 1931711. Pte, D Coy, 328th Infantry. (Clio, Alabama.) McCREA, HARVEY R., 4535483. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia. (Newcumberland, West Virginia.) McRAE, HECTOR M., 4040055. Cpl, F Coy, 78th Infantry. (Ewen, Mich.) McREE, HENRY. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (San Gabriel, Texas.) McREE, HENRY. Capt, 305th Ammunition Train. (St. Louis, Missouri.) McRAE, HENRY E., 1324139. Pte, D Battery, 113th Field Arty. (Wadesboro, North Carolina.) McRAE, HENRY CLINTON, 1st Lieut, Engineers. (Baltimore, Maryland.) McCREA, HENRY F., 2274819. Sergt, Headquarters Detachment, 136th Ammunition Train. (San Francisco, Cal.) 210 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, HENRY G., 2215818. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Coy., 357th Infantry. (Sentinel, Oklahoma.) McREA, HERBERT J., 164923. Pte., E Coy., 4th Reserve Engineers. (Barre, Vermont.) McRAE, HERBERT KELLEY, 4903504. Sergt., Repair Unit No. 306, Quartermaster Corps. (Jamaica Plain, Mass.) McCRAY, HERLEN S., 1425499. Pte., L Coy., 144th Infantry. (Cunningham, Kansas.) McREA, HERMAN, 4503115. Pte., I Coy., 812th Pioneer Infantry. (Benoit, Miss.) McCREA, HERMAN STANLEY. Pte., A Coy., 3rd Infantry, Minnesota National Guard. Discharged to accept Commission; 2nd Lieut, Infantry. (Minneapohs, Minnesota.) McREE, HERSCHEL, 3033522. Pte, Auxiliary Remount Depót No. 333. (Wilkins- ville, Georgia.) McCRAY, HESTON DAIR, Jun. 1st Lieut, 52nd Infantry. (Chester, Penn.) McCREA, HOMER, 4410151. Pte, 152nd Coy, Transportation Corps. (Columbus City, Iowa.) MacRAE, HOMER A., 1860009. Cpl, Quartermaster Corps. (North Charleston, S.C.) McCREA, HOMER D., 2388193. 1st Sergt, K Coy, 61st Infantry. (Elston, Missouri.) McCRAY, HOMER F., 1948082. Sergt, E Coy, 332nd Infantry. (Akron, Ohio.) McREE, HOMER HERSCHELL, Capt, Infantry. (Lexington, Kentucky.) McRAE, HOWARD G., 2595832. Pte, C Battery, 75th Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. (Nashville, Georgia.) McRAE, HORACE H., 1604496. 1st Sergt, A Coy, 114th Military Pohce. (Laurel, Miss.) McCRAY, HOWARD, 1504570. Cpl, D Coy., 111 th Engineers. (Englewood, Colorado.) McCRAY, HOWARD B. Pte, H Troop, 1st Cavalry, Pennsylvania National Guard. (Pittsburgh, Penn.) McRAE, HOWARD JACKSON, 1873440. Sergt, 17th Coy, 5th Batt, 156th Depót Brigade. (Florence, South Carolina.) McRAE, HOWARD V., 1153859. Pte. (1st Class), Quartermaster Corps. (Increase, Mich.) McRAE, HUGH, 375900. Sergt, 53rd Depót Brigade. (Buffalo, N.Y.) McRAE, HUGH A., 219981. Sergt, Headquarters Troop, 32nd Division. (Superior, Wisconsin.) McREE, HUGHEE, 1604308. Pte, C Coy, 114th Field Signal Batt. (Palmetto, Florida.) McCRAY, HURLEY, 4238482. Pte, Medical Department, Evacuation Hospital No. 9. (Monroe, North Carolina.) McCREA, IRVIN THOMAS. Army Field Clerk. (Atlanta, Georgia.) McCREA, IRVINE T., 3499408. Cpl, 25th Coy, 7th Batt, 157th Depót Brigade. (Atlanta, Georgia.) McRAE, IRWIN COLIN. 1st Lieut, Quartermaster Corps. (Calvert, Alabama.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 211 McCRAY, IVEN E., 4524203. Pte., Ordnance Department. (Warren, Ind.) McCREA, J. HOLLIS, 3897984. Pte. (Sandpoint, Idaho.) McREE, J. KEITH, 1885346. Pte., Headquarters Coy., 318th Field Arty. (Martin, Tennessee.) McCREA, J. NASH. Cook, 5th Infantry, Illinois National Guard. (Springfield, IU.) McCRAY, JACK M., 3273838. Pte., A Coy, 103rd Infantry. (Little Rock, Arkansas.) McRAE, JACK WILSON, 1631555. Band Leader, Headquarters Coy, 71st Field Arty. ; 2nd Lieut, Cavalry. (MarysvUle, CaUfornia.) MacRAE, JAMES, 4467485. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of North Carohna, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. (FayettevUle, North Carohna.) MacRAE, JAMES, Jun, 294503. Sergt, 22nd Coy, 20th Engineers, served in France ; later employed building roads there. (MinneapoUs, Minnesota.) McRAE, JAMES, 1502613. Pte, B Battery, 133rd Field Arty. (DaUas, Texas.) McRAE, JAMES, 2394447. Pte. (1st Class), Medical Department. (Red Springs, North Carohna.) MacRAE, JAMES A., 61436. Cpl, H Coy, 101st Infantry. (Mattapan, Mass.) McRAE, JAMES A., 70522. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Coy, 104th Infantry. (Gloucester, Mass.) McRAE, JAMES A., 538750. Pte, General Service Infantry. (SummerviUe, Oregon.) McRAE, JAMES A., 5205459. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. (Prescott, Arizona.) McCREA, JAMES A., 679701. Sergt. (1st Class), Medical Department. (De Kalb, N.Y.) McCREA, JAMES A., 1311362. Mechanic, G Coy, 118th Infantry. (Kingstree, Missouri.) McCREA, JAMES ALEXANDER. Col, Engineers. (Long Island, N.Y.) McREE, JAMES C, 3998825. Pte, C Coy, 302nd Machine Gun BattaUon. (Behast, Tennessee.) McCREA, JAMES CRAIG. Capt, Ordnance Department. (Peoria, IU.) McRAE, JAMES D., 613841. Pte. (1st Class), Ordnance Dept. (Phcebus, Virginia.) McRAE, JAMES E., 4745507. Pte, Field Arty. (Everett, Wash.) McRAE, JAMES E. Pte, C Coy, 125th Infantry. (Detroit, Mich.) McRAE, JAMES E., 2053015. Pte, M Coy, 339th Infantry. (Decker, Mich.) McCREA, JAMES E., 172408. Pte, D Coy, 20th Engineers. (Rosscomon, Mich.) McRAE, JAMES EDGAR, 4457675. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, CoUege, Clinton, Miss. (Lexington, Mississippi.) McREE, JAMES F, 1055343. Wagoner, C Coy, 5th Engineers. (Blaine, Oklahoma.) McCRAY, JAMES G„ 4160442. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Greens­ boro, North Carohna.) MACRAE, JAMES GILBERT. Capt, Quartermaster Corps, Iowa Field Hospital. (Creston, Iowa.) 15 212 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAE, JAMES GLADWYN, 2020968. Cpl, F Battery, 8th Field Arty. (Detroit, McCRAY? JAMES HARRISON, 2481134. Sergt, Quartermaster Corps. (Reynolds- burg, Ohio.) McRAE, JAMES HENRY, (a) Major Gen, U.S. Army, (b) Commanded 78th Div, U S April 1918-June 1919. (c) Actions-Sector on BritishFront-St Mdue OffeAsive-Argonne Offensive, (d) Decorations-D.S.M. (U.S.) ; CB. (Eng.), Legion d' Honour (French) ; Croix de Guerre (French) ; Order de Soldidarida and Citation (Panama). (Ft. Hayes, Ohio.) McREE, JAMES I., 115885. Pte. (1st Class), M Coy, 29th Engineers. (Richmond, Virginia.) McCREA, JAMES J., 171199. Cpl, 107th Coy, Transportation Corps. (Philadelphia, Penn.) McRAE, JAMES L., 2719582. Pte. (1st Class), E Coy, 302nd Infantry. (Somercille, IVIcLSS ) MacRAE, JAMES M., 386147. Pte, Supply Coy. No. 317, Quartermaster Corps. (Fitchburg, Mass.) MACRAE, JAMES RICHARD, 900226. Sergt, Medical Department ,DlJchai;ged to accept Commission. 1st Lieut, Sanitary Corps, Base Hospital No. 123. (Garden City, Missouri.) McCREA, JAMES ROHRER, 4418780. Pte, 161st Depót Brigade. (Mannington, West Virginia.) McRAE, JAMES T., 2825882. Pte, I Coy, 7th Infantry. Wounded in action, 25 Oct. 1918. (Prosperity, Missouri.) MacRAE, JAMES W., 3166343. Sergt, Infantry. Unassigned. (Wash.) McCREA, JARVIS STARR. Capt, Air Service. (New York, N.Y.) McCRAY, JASPER R., 3498579. Pte. (1st Class), 21st Coy, 157th Depót Brigade. (Dublin, Georgia.) McCRAY, JASPER S., 4640945. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 155th Depót Brigade. (Saltville, Va.) McCREA, JESSE M., 1046518. Cpl, A Battery, 21st Field Arty. (Hoboken, N.J.) McRAE, JESSE R., 1860759. Mechanic, A Battery, 316th Field Arty. (Vass, North Carolina.) McREE, JESSIE, 585191. Sergt, B Battery, 54th Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. (Belfast, Tennessee.) McCRAY, JOE, 4183458. Pte, C Coy, 807th Pioneer Infantry. (Miscosukee, Florida.) McREE, JOE H., 2234009. Cpl, B Battery, 343rd Field Arty. (Granite, Oklahoma.) McCRAY, JOE WHITING, 5275634. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. (Oshkosh, Wisconsin.) MacRAE, JOHN, 46355. Pte, C Coy, 18th Infantry ; aged 17 ; sailed for France with 1st Contingent 12 Tune 1917. First American MacRae to reach France ; wounded, Chemin des Dames, 1 Mar.; gassed, 4 May 1918; wounded and taken.prisoner, 21 July 1918; P.O.W, Limburg Camp, Germany. (Oak Park, III.) McRAE, JOHN, 1932711. Pte, I Coy, 372nd Infantry. (Glenwood, Georgia.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 21s McRAE, JOHN. Capt, Air Service. Killed in Aeroplane accident, 1 Aug. 1921. (San Diego, Cal.) McRAE, JOHN, 1689338. Master Signal Electrician, Air Service. (New York City, N.Y.) MACRAE, JOHN, Jun. 1st Lieut, 27th Field Arty. (New York, N.Y.) McCREA, JOHN, 1834996. Sergt, A Battery, 314th Field Arty. (New Cumberland, West Virginia.) McCREA, JOHN, Jun. Pte. Unassigned. (Brooklyn, N.Y.) MacRAE, JOHN A., Jun, 2483709. Pte. (1st Class), Air Service, Signal Corps. (Badin, North Carolina.) McRAE, JOHN A., 828113. Pte, F Battery, 56th Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. Deceased. McRAE, JOHN A., 2292209. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy, 316th Ammumtion Train. (Eddison, Wash.) McRAE, JOHN C, 659950. Pte, Chemical Warfare Service. (Wash.) McRAE, JOHN D., 1029881. Cpl, K Coy, 37th Infantry. (Dallas, Texas.) McRAE, JOHN D., 1861423. Cpl, D Battery, 316th Field Arty. (Hamlet, North Carohna.) McRAE, JOHN D., 4432208. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Glemson College, South Carolina. (BennetsviUe, South Carolina.) MacRAE, JOHN DONALD. Major, Medical Corps, General Hospital No. 19. (Ashe­ ville, North Carohna.) MacRAE, JOHN DONALD, Jun, 4467220. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of North Carolina, Chapel HiU, North Carohna. (AshevUle, North Carohna.) McRAE, JOHN E., 3278351. Pte, B Battery, 308th Field Arty. (Grandview, North Carohna.) McCRAY, JOHN E. D., 1511660. Pte, Recruit Coy. No. 21, 61st Depót Brigade. Deceased. MacRAE, JOHN F., 4192515. Pte, 151st Depót Brigade. (Dorchester, Mass.) McRAE, JOHN F., 2901629. Pte, Quartermaster Corps. (Mobile, Alabama.) McCREA, JOHN F., 1203865. Pte. (1st Class), C Coy, 105th Infantry. (Troy, N.Y.) McCRAY, JOHN F., 3796471. Pte. (1st Class), C Battery, 29th Field Arty. (Spring­ field, Missouri.) McRAE, JOHN G., 813309. Sergt, Quartermaster Corps. (CUo, South Carohna.) McRAY, JOHN G., 174982. Horseshoer, 13th Coy, 20th Engineers. (Caspar, Cal.) McCREA, JOHN H., 3048998. Pte, Medical Department Evacuation Hospital No. 39. (PhUadelphia, Penn.) McCREA, JOHN J., 1270206. Pte. (1st Class), A Coy, 104th Field Signal Batt. (Jersey City, N.J.) McCRAY, JOHN J., 4535821. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of West Virginia, Morgantown, West Virginia. (Fairview, West Virginia.) 214 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, JOHN JESSE, 4862943. Pte, Machine Gun Coy, 79th Infantry. (Waynoke, Oklahoma.) McRAE, JOHN K., 3140394. 1st Sergt, E Battery, 346th Field Arty. (HiUard, Wash.) MacRAE, JOHN KENNETH, 875453. Pte. (1st Class), Air Service. Discharged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut. Deceased. McRAE, JOHN L., 2231247. Sergt, Headquarters Coy, 345th Machine Gun Batt. Wounded, 29 Sept. 1918. (Lott, Texas.) McRAE, JOHN L., 3005697. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Mississippi A. & M. College. (Waynesboro, Mississippi.) McREE, JOHN L., 2564494. Pte, D Coy, 305th Infantry. (Almira, Arkansas.) McREA, JOHN LONZO, 1565948. Pte, D Coy, 151st Infantry. (Rosa, Arkansas.) McRAE JOHN MURRELL, 4453200. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Lexington, Mississippi.) McCREA, JOHN NELSON, 2742723. Pte. (1st Class), Ordnance Department, 4th Corps, Arty. Park. (Hoboken, N.J.) McRAE, JOHN P., 1015986. Pte. (1st Class), 28th Military Police Coy. (Akron, Ohio.) McRAE, JOHN R., 2525740. Pte. (1st Class), Photo Section, No. 107, Air Service. (Ontario, Canada.) McRAE, JOHN R., 3141242. Pte, 157th Infantry. (Kellogg, Idaho.) McCRAY, JOHN R., 5290474. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Bethany College, Bethany, West Virginia. (Crooksville, Ohio.) McRAE, JOHN RALPH. Capt, Quartermaster Corps. (Tacoma, Wash.) McRAE, JOHN S., 3449028. Cpl, Motor Transport Coy. No. 552. (Minneapolis, Minn.) McCRAY, JOHN S., 1699771. Sergt, Quartermaster Corps. (Rockville, Conn.) McRAE, JOHN SAMUEL, 1151390. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Texas, Austin, Texas. (San Augustine, Texas.) McRAE, JOHN T., 422103. Pte. (1st Class), 153rd Depót Brigade. (Nashville, Tenn.) McRAE, JOHN W., 759361. Sergt, A Coy, 17th Infantry. (Pablo Beach, Florida.) McRAE, JOHN W., 4157773. Cpl, 53rd Depót Brigade. (Leesville, Louisiana.) McCRAY, JOHN WALTER, 3816128. Pte, E Coy, 330th Infantry. (Helena, Oklahoma.) McRAY, JOHN WESLEY, 4854986. Sergt, 14th Coy, 4th Recruit Batt, 162nd Depót Brigade. (Booneville, Arkansas.) McRAE, JOHN WILLIAM, Jun, 3001061. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Mississippi A. & M. College. (Okolona, Mississippi.) McRAE, JOHNIE, 4251247. Pte, D Coy, 57th Pioneer Infantry. (Big Sandy, Tenn.) McREE, JOHNSON, 1296654. Cpl, G Coy, 104th Ammunition Train. (Richmond, Virginia.) McCREA, JOSEPH, 267993. Cpl, Headquarters Coy, 306th Infantry. (New York City, N.Y.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 215 McCREA, JOSEPH A., 683442. Pte. (1st Class), A Coy., 23rd Infantry. (Worcester, Mass.) McRAE, JOSEPH E., 2273683. Sergt. (1st Class), F Coy., 316th Engineers. (San Diego, Cal.) McRAE, JOSEPH H., 2116766. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy., 312th Field Signal Batt. (Thatcher, Arizona.) McCRAE, JOSEPH J., 4534109. Pte., Student's Army Training Corps, North-Western University, Evanston, 111. (Chicago, 111.) McCRAY, JOSEPH L., 4018122. Pte. (1st Class), Animal Embarkation Depót No. 302, Quartermaster Corps. (Ireland, West Virginia.) McRAY, JOSH, 4185641. Pte, I Coy, 158th Infantry. (Silver City, New Mexico.) McREE, JUDSON THOMAS, 1132052. Pte. (1st Class), Service Park Unit No. 496, Motor Transport Corps. (Merkle, Texas.) McRAY, JULES A., 1630200. Pte, I Coy, 158th Infantry. (Silver City, New Mexico.) McREE, JULIUS J. N., 1506826. Pte, 15th Coy, Transportation Corps. (De Sota, Missipssippi.) McREE, JULIUS S., 1346076. Pte. (1st Class), Machine Gun Coy, 122nd Infantry. (Macon, Georgia.) McRAE, KEITH BYRON. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Canadian, Texas.) McRAE, KENNETH. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Detroit, Mich.) McRAE, KENNETH A., 2268843. Pte, A Battery, 346th Field Arty. (Spokane, Wash.) McRAE, KENNETH A., 4501615. Cpl, 164th Depót Brigade. (Wash.) MacRAE, KENNETH J., 3649556. Pte, Quartermaster Corps. (Seattle, Wash.) McRAE, KENNETH MORRISON, 269098. Pte. (1st Class), A Coy, 1st Army Military Police. Deceased. McRAE, LACY LEONARD. Pte, C Battery, 58th Field Arty. (Wadeville, North Carohna.) McCRAY, LAWRENCE C, 2751557. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Erie, Penn.) McCRAY,' LAWRENCE LESTER, 331217. Cpl, C Coy, 3rd Engineers. Discharged to accept Commission; 2nd Lieut, Infantry. (San Francisco, Cal.) McRAE, LAWRENCE] P., 4137604. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Mercer University, Macon, Georgia. (Macon, Georgia.)

McRAY, LEE M., 2229298. Pte. (1st Class), 307th Engineer Trainf (Mort, Texas.) McCREA, LEIGH T., 1845754. Pte. (1st Class), Medical Department. (Chicago,

McRAE, LELAND, 287697. Pte, 141st Aero Squadron. (San Luis Obispo, Cal.) McRAE, LEON N., 1505423. Sergt, Headquarters Detachment, 111th Supply Train. (Houston, Texas.) 216 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAY, LEONARD, 2011587. Pte., 14th Coy., 4th Training Batt, 159th Depót Brigade. (Deane, Kentucky.) McCREA, LEROY T., 2891819. 1st Sergt, 31st Coy, 8th Battahon, 159th Depót Brigade. Discharged to accept Commission. 2nd Lieut, Infantry. (Clinton, Ind.) McRAE, LESTER S., 1638680. Cpl, Supply Coy, 144th Field Arty. (San Francisco. Cal.) MACRAY, LESTER W., 1720092. Bugler, G Coy, 302nd Ammunition Train. (Long Island, N.Y.) McREA, LESTER WILLIAM. 1st Lieut, Ordnance Department. (Baltimore, Maryland.) McCREA, LEWIS, 1741003. Sergt, L Coy, 59th Pioneer Infantry. (Wash.) McREE, LIDA S., 3831944. Pte, 64th Coy, 16th Recruit Batt, 162nd Depót Brigade. (De Sota, Mississippi.) McRAE, LINCOLN E., 2725584. Cpl, F Battery, 303rd Field Arty. (Rockland, Missouri.) MacRAE, LLOYD D., 5204108. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Montana, Missoula, Montana. (Anaconda, Montana.) McREE, LLOYD J., 1345757. Musician (3rd Class), Headquarters Coy, 142nd Infantry. (Rome, Georgia.) McRAE, LLOYD W., 539091. Pte, General Service Infantry. (Riverside, Oregon.) McRAE, LORNE C, 1644988. Pte. (1st Class), Field Hospital No. 16, 115th Sanitary Train. (Chico, Cal.) McCRAY, LOU, 1265764. Cpl, 5th Coy, 3rd Motor Mechanics Regiment. (James­ town, Penn.) McCREA, LOUIS P., 2369225. Sergt, C Coy, 31st Infantry. (Reno, Nevada.) McCREA, LUDO B., 1747115. Pte, F Coy, 30th Infantry. (Fair Haven, N.Y.) McCREA, LUTHER H., 1137585. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Southern Military University, Dallas, Texas. (Roby, Texas.) McCRAY, LYLE H., 994409. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Minnesota, Minneapohs, Minn. (Pine Island, Minn.) McRAE, MALCOLM, 2260522. Cpl, D Coy, 58th Infantry. (Broadford, Skye, Scotland.) McRAE, MALCOLM A., 865645. Sergt. (1st Class), 601st Aero Supply Squadron, Air Service. (Spokane, Wash.) McRAE, MALCOM, 3759616. Pte, 14th Coy, 161st Depót Brigade. (Duluth, Minn.) McRAE, MARCUS L., 1342091. Cpl, K Coy, 158th Infantry. (Mount Vernon, Georgia.) MacRAE, MARION, 1322645. Pte, Medical Detachment, 115th Machine Gun Batt. (Wilmington, North Carohna.) McRAE, MARION, 1465019. Cpl, E Battery, 129th Field Arty. (Independence, Missouri.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 217 McREE, MARION R., 3002018. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University, Mississippi. (Brookhaven, Mississippi.) McCREA, MARK, 1848173. Cpl, D Coy, 116th Supply Train. (Pittsburgh, Penn.) McRAE, MARQUIS R., 988855. Master Signal Electrician, 226th Aero Squadron, Air Service. (Monroe City, Missouri.) McRAE, MARTIN, 169997. Pte. (1st Class), F Coy, 18th Engineers (Railway). (Halsey, Oregon.) McRAE, MARTIN ALEXANDER, 4459326. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, North Carohna State College, West Raleigh, North Carolina. (Wadesboro, North Carohna.) McCREA, MATHEWS I., 4278867. Pte, 4th Coy, 1st Batt, 164th Depot Brigade. (St. Louis, Missouri.) McCREA, MAURICE B., 3105540. Pte, C Coy, 316th Infantry. (Phdadelphia, Penn.) McRAE, MAURY HOLCOMBE. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft). 1st Lieut, Medical Corps. (Corinth, Mississippi.) McCRAY, MELVIN, 255183. Pte, A Coy, 26th Engineers. (Corry, Penn.) McCRAY, MELVIN, 532916. Pte, E Troop, 17th Cavalry. (Hawaiian Territory.) McCRAY, MERRILL S., 265275. Sergt, 3rd Coy, 1st Mechanics Regiment, Air Service. (Corry, Penn.) MacRAE, MERVYN JOHN, 5251828. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Normal School, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. (Bay City, Mich.) McCRAY, MILES M., 1002013. Pte. (1st Class), E Troop, 5th Cavalry. (Corry, Penn.) McRAY, MORRIS GROVE, 2379946. Pte. (1st Class), Engineers. (Ft. Bragg, Cal.) McCREA, MOSES M., 3265264. Pte, Supply Coy. No. 330, Quartermaster Corps. (Iantha, Missouri.) MacRAE, MURDO, 2174582. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Detachment, 313th Field Signal Batt. (Des Moines, Iowa.) McRAE, MURDOCK, 1903245. Pte, M Coy, 326th Infantry. (Tallapoosa, Georgia.) McRAE, MURDOCK A., 4559. Cpl, 157th Depót Brigade. (Savannah, Georgia.) McRAE, MURDOCK G., 4136249. L./Cpl, I Coy, 3rd Provisional Regiment, 156th Depót Brigade. Deceased. McRAE, MURDOCK HENRY, 3872141. Cpl, Postal Detachment, Army Service Corps. (Laurel, Mississippi.) McRAE, MURDOCK J., 1668485. Sergt. (1st Class), C Coy, 301st Engineers. (Boston, Mass.) McRAE, MURRY M., 19508. Sergt. (1st Class), 658th Aero Squadron. (Portland, Oregon.) McCREA, NED Y., 3764415. Pte, D Coy, 14th Engineers. (Kansas City, Kansas.) McCRAY, NEIL R., 395912. Pte. (1st Class), Medical Corps, 302nd Centre Tank Corps. (Fairview, Penn.) 218 THE CLAN MACRAE MacRAE, NELSON. Capt., Ordnance Department. (Wilmington, North Carohna.) McRAE, NORMAN D., 773849. Sergt. (1st Class), Quartermaster Corps. Cited for Meritorious Service. (Tampa, Florida.) McRAE, NORMAN F., 238562. Cpl, 1st Provisional Coy, 163rd Depot Brigade. (Penns Grove, New Jersey.) McRAE, NORMAN W. Sergt, 10th Coy, Coast Arty, Oregon National Guard. (Tilla­ mook, Oregon.) McCRAY, OBIE T., 2736410. Sergt, A Coy, 323rd Infantry. (Martinsville, Va.) McCRAY, ODA D., 1856308. Cpl, Headquarters Detachment, 162nd Infantry. (Ft. Pierce, Florida.) McRAE, OLIVER F., 1340458. Cpl, Quartermaster Corps. (Brunswick, Georgia.) McRAE, ORMA F., 1071487. Pte, 336th Aero Squadron, Air Service. (Clio, Alabama.) McCRAY, ORVAL D., 500809. Sergt, General Service Infantry. (Muskogee, Oklahoma.) McCRAY, ORVILLE B., 865061. Pte, 52nd Spruce Squadron, Air Service. (Roanoke, West Virginia.) McCRAY, OSCAR O., 540390. Cook, Supply Coy, 7th Infantry. (Elizabeth, West Virginia.) McCREA, OSWALD LEO, 3747959. Pte, C Coy, 67th Regiment Transportation Corps. (Cuba City, Wisconsin.) McCRAY, OWEN. Pte. Unassigned. (Tecumseh, Alabama.) MACRA, PAUL, 3203556. Pte, D Coy, 135th Infantry. (Endicott, N.Y.) McREE, PAUL, 2915898. Cook, A Battery, 156th Depót Brigade. (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.) McCRAY, PAUL W., 4896417. Pte, 2nd Coy, 71st Engineers. (Philadelphia, Penn.) McCREA, PENY L., 340158. Pte, Coast Defence of Oahu, Hawii, Coast Arty. Corps. (Auburn, Iowa.) McCREA, PERRY W., 1433442. Cpl, Headquarters Coy, 126th Field Arty. (Froyor, Montana.) McCRAY, PERRY W., 1097337. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Coy, 21st Field Arty. (Dayton, Ohio.) MacRAE, PETER, 275573. Pte. (1st Class), I Coy, 127th Infantry. (Washburn, Wisconsin.) McRAE, PETER ARCHIE, 3280968. Pte, Field Remount Squadron No. 303, Quarter­ master Corps. (New Welaka, Florida.) McRAE, PETER R., 2047331. Wagoner, E Coy, 310th Engineers. (Snover, Mich.) McCRAE, PHILIP G. Pte, C Coy, 50th Infantry. (Washington County, R.L) McRAE, PHILIP M. Sergt. (1st Class), D Coy, 2nd Infantry, Alabama National Guard. Discharged to accept Commission; 1st Lieut, 55th Infantry. (StiU in Service.) (Ft. Benning, Georgia.) McRAE, PHILIP S., 2919051. Pte, A Battery, 8th Anti-Aircraft Batt. (Little Rock, Arkansas.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 219 McCRAY, PINKNEY P., 1794040. Sergt., 244th Ambulance Coy., 111th Sanitary Train. (Elizabeth, West Virginia.) McRAE, RAE A., 2994562. Pte., A Coy, 165th Infantry. (Mt. Gilead, North Carohna.) McCRAY, RALPH, 632651. Pte. (1st Class), B Battery, 54th Field Arty. (Mooresville, Indiana.) McRAE, RALPH C, 3150943. Pte, 12th Military Police. (East Cambridge, Mass.) McCRAY, RALPH C, 1392354. Cpl, B Coy, 122nd Machine Gun Batt. (Minier, Illinois.) McCRAY, RALPH G., 317449. Pte. (1st Class), 7th Coy. Coast Arty. Corps, Manila Bay, Ft. Mills, P. I. (Denver, Colorado.) McCRAY, RALPH R., 1486673. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy, 132nd Machine Gun Batt. (Helena, Oklahoma.) McCREA, RALPH S., 4721755. Pte, 13th Coy, 4th Batt, 160th Depót Brigade. (Muskegon, Mich.) McCREA, RAY L„ 603020. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 70th Arty, Coast Arty. Corps. (Pine Village, Indiana.) McCREA, RAYMOND, 240661. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy, 6th Engineers. (Maysville, Missouri.) MacRAE, RAYMOND DAVID. Pte, Caisson Coy. No. 2, 316th Ammunition Train. Discharged to accept Commission ; 1st Lieut, Medical Corps. (Lake City, Wash.) McRAE, RAYMOND PAUL, 281206. Pte. (1st Class), L Coy, 126th Infantry; wounded, 4 Oct. 1918. (Allegany, N.Y.) McCRAY, RAYMOND W., 1983893. Pte, E Battery, 150th Field Arty. (Lexington, Kentucky.) McRAE, REID G., 1352042. Cpl, I Coy, 124th Infantry. (Tampa, Florida.) McCRAY, REID S., 2379370. Horseshoer, C Coy, 319th Engineers. (Fellows, Cal.) MacRAE, RENNIE, 1071963. Sergt, 115th Aero Squadron, Air Service. (Burton, Wash.) McREE, RICHARD ALEXANDER, 3003060. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Millsaps College, Jackson, Mississippi. (Grenada, Mississippi.) McRAE, RICHARD G„ 4590888. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Agricultural College, Logan, Utah. (Salt Lake City, Utah.) McCRAY, RICHARD H., Jun, 3950389. Pte. (1st Class), H Coy, 76th Infantry. (Los Angeles, Cal.) Y McRAE, RICHARD OLIVER. Capt. Chaplain. (West Lafayette, Ohio.) McCREA, ROBERT, Jun, 3462424. Mechanic, Medical Department, Evacuation Ambulance Coy. No. 38. (Wichita, Kansas.) McCREA, ROBERT DONALD. 2nd Lieut, Ah Service. (Atkinson, IU.) MACREA, ROBERT H., 1732766. Cpl, Ordnance Department, Ordnance Repair Shops. (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) McCREA, ROBERT J., 3258965. Pte, F Coy, 161st Infantry< (St. Louis, Missouri.) McCRAY, ROBERT J., 3472257. Pte, 423rd Telegraph Batt, Signal Corps. Deceased. 220 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, ROBERT L., 1181402. Pte. (1st Class), 18th Aero Construction Squadron, Ah Service. (Chilton, Texas.) McCRAY, ROBERT L., 203089. Pte. (1st Class), D Coy., 1st Ammunition Train- (Aurora, IU.) McREE, ROBERT L., 3827405. Pte., D Coy., 147th Engineers. (Laurel, Mississippi.) McREE, ROBERT M. Pte, B Coy, 114th Train Headquarters and Military PoUce. (Quitman, Mississippi.) McRAE, ROBERT MALCOLM, 4296701. Sergt, Headquarters Coy, Mechanics Unit No. 1, Army Service Corps. (Memphis, Tennessee.) McRAE, ROBERT MILTON, 1887670. Pte, F Battery, 317th Field Arty. (Mt. Gilead, North Carohna.) McRAE, ROBERT N. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Grandview, North Carohna.) McCRAY, ROBERT OWEN, 1167581. Sergt, F Coy, 139th Field Arty. Discharged to accept Commission ; 2nd Lieut, 137th Field Arty. (East Gordon, Mich.) MacRAE, ROBERT S., Jun, 301700. Pte, Headquarters Detachment, 110th En­ gineers. (Chapel HiU, North Carohna.) McCRAY, ROBERT S., 4081770. Pte, 163rd Infantry. (Petroleum Centre, Penn.) McRAE, ROBERT W., 263129. Cpl, Ordnance Department. (North Hatfield, Mass.) McCREA, ROBERT WILLIAM, 3013202. Pte, F Coy, 209th Engineers. (Oakland. Cal.) McREE, ROBERTUS B., Jun. Pte, I Coy, 7th Infantry, Texas National Guard. (Abilene, Texas.) McRAE, RODERICK. 1st Lieut, 56th Engineers. (Rosalia, Wash.) MACRAE, RODERICK, 135409. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Detachment, 51st Field Arty. (New York, N.Y.) McRAE, RODERICK J., 1508617. Pte, 321st Field Bakery Coy, Quartermaster Corps. Deceased. McRAE, RODGER A., 1424440. Sergt, D Coy,, 49th Infantry. (SwanviUe, Minn.) McCRAY, ROGERS, 473060. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy, 64th Regiment Tank Corps. (Ft. Smith, Arkansas.) McRAE, ROLLIGH JAMES, 41751. Cpl, A Coy., 16th Infantry; wounded 9 Oct. 1918. Cited for gaUantry in action. (North Charlotte, North Carohna.) McRAE, RONALD, 2184211. Pte. (1st Class), Machine Gun Coy, 38th Infantry ; severely wounded, 15 July 1918 ; SUver Star Citation. (Farmington, New Mexico.) McCRAY, ROSCOE CONKLIN, 3542723. Pte, 12th Training Batt, 158th Depot Brigade. (Yonkers, N.Y.) McCREA, ROSCOE R., 85144. Supply Sergt, Supply Coy, 164th Infantry. (Ontario, Cal.) McRAE, ROSS J., 3336083. Pte, B Coy, 9th Machine Gun Batt. (Kewanee, IU.) McREE, ROWAN, 2232793. Cpl, D Coy, 32nd Engineers. (Beaumont, Texas.) McCREA, ROY, 859370. Pte. (1st Class), M Coy, 21st Infantry. (EddyviUe, Iowa.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 221 McCRAY, ROY. Pte, C Coy, 16th Pennsylvania Infantry, National Guard. (Brad­ ford, Penn.) McCREA, ROY B., 3191990. Pte, H Coy, 314th Infantry. (Waltham, Mass.) McRAE, ROY G., 1336608. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Troop, 30th Division. (Pueblo, Colorado.) McRAE, ROY K., 1602138. Pte. (1st Class), E Battery, 142nd Field Arty. (Rison, Arkansas.) McCRAY, ROY O., 4047096. Pte. Unassigned. (Discharged from Draft.) (Green­ ville, Illinois.) McRAE, ROY R., 1424376. Sergt. (1st Class), H Coy, 135th Infantry. (Swanville, Minnesota.) McRAE, ROYDEN, 484764. Pte. (1st Class), A Coy, 303rd Tank Corps Batt. (Des Moines, Iowa.) McRAE, ROZIER M., 1593196. Cook, Machine Gun Coy, 155th Infantry. (Way­ nesboro, Mississippi.) McCRAY, RUFUS EDGAR, 3213604. Pte, H Coy, 89th Infantry. (Moundsville, Alabama.) McCREA, RUPERT L., 4707431. Farrier, Veterinary Corps, 38th Field Arty. (Frazer, Montana.) McCRAY, RYLE A., 1415796. Pte, Ordnance Detachment, 127th Field Arty. (La- junta, Colorado.) McRAE, SAMUEL, 4263248. Pte, K Coy, 147th Engineers. (Herrington, Kansas.) McRAE, SAMUEL JOHN, 5349357. Sergt, Headquarters Coy, 346th Batt. Tank Corps. (Berkeley, Cal.) McRAE.^SAMUEL L., 1754051. Stable Sergt, B Battery, 307th Field Arty. (Ocean,

McRAE, SAMUEL L., 2781505. Pte, D Coy, 347th Machine Gun Batt. (San Francisco, Cal.) McCREA, SAMUEL W., 4309130. Pte. (1st Class), 324th Guard and Fhe Coy, Quartermaster Corps. (Somerville, New Jersey.) McCRAY, SENECA J., 3024015. Pte, Medical Department. (Helena, Oklahoma.) MacRAE, SIDNEY, 589565. Pte, 159th Depót Brigade, United States Marine Corps. McRAE, SIDNEY B., 1343514. Pte, B Coy, 327th Infantry. (McRae, Georgia.) McCRAE, SIDNEY W., 560293. Pte. (1st Class), L Coy, 58th Infantry. (St. Johns- burg, Vermont.) McRAE, SIMON B., 3209113. Pte, D Coy, 355th Infantry; wounded, 4 Nov. 1918. (Clio, Alabama.) MacRAE, STEPHEN HAROLD, 3145604. Sergt, D Coy, 443rd Service Batt. (Machias, Maine.) McRAE, TALMAGE W., 801483. Cpl, H Coy, 51st Infantry. (Lafayette, Alabama.) McRAE, TELFORD R., 362234. Pte, 7th Balloon Coy, Ah Service. (Marine Citv Mich.) 222 THE CLAN MACRAE McRAE, THOMAS, 2292362. Cpl, B Coy, 347th Machine Gun Batt. (Rosalia, Wash.) McCREA, THOMAS, 326592. Cpl, D Coy, 15th Infantry. (Joliet, 111.) McCRAY, THOMAS, 1568494. Cpl, 156th Coy, Transportation Corps. (Tipton, Indiana.) McREE, THOMAS, 1558117. Pte, A Battery, 139th Field Arty. (Raymond, Mississippi.) McRAE, THOMAS A., 779045. Pte. (1st Class), D Coy, 15th Supply Train. (Iron- wood, Michigan.) McRAE, THOMAS ABERNATHY, 3276927. Pte. (1st Class), 49th Coy, 4th Pro­ visional Regiment, 156th Depót Brigade. (St. Petersburg, Florida.) McREA, THOMAS ELMA, 2804520. Pte, I Coy, 360th Infantry. (Jarrell, Texas.) McRAE, THOMAS F., Jun, 1858612. Sergt, B Coy, 324th Infantry. (Jacksonville, Florida.) McRAE, THOMAS H., 1533724. Cook, A Battery, 135th Field Arty. (Eagleville, Tenneessee.) McRAE, THOMAS H„ 3442077. Cpl, Motor Truck Coy. No. 522, Motor Supply Train No. 424. (Chicago, 111.) McCRAY, THOMAS H., 3278344. Pte, 4th Coy, 1st Development Battahon, 156th Depót Brigade. (Jacksonville, Florida.) McREE, THOMAS J., 2097025. Pte, Base Hospital No. 1. (Hufsmith, Texas.) McCREA, THOMAS M., 2723376. Pte, D Coy, 2nd Pioneer Infantry. (Ft. Fair­ field, Maine.) McCRAE, THOMAS O., 5603143. Pte, C Coy, 57th Ammunition Train. (Sault St. Marie, Mich.) McRAE, THOMAS S., 2702405. Cpl, Headquarters Coy, 350th Infantry. (Des Moines, Iowa.) McCRAY, THOMAS YATES. Capt, 380th Infantry. (Mansfield, Ohio.) McRAE, THOMPSON, 351991. Sergt, H Coy, 29th Infantry. (Hackensack, New Jersey.) McCRAY, TOM, 3584946. Pte, B Coy, 342nd Service Batt, Quartermaster Corps. (Forsyth, Georgia.) McCREA, TRUMAN H., 181475. Pte. (1st Class), B Coy, 30th Engineers. (San Diego, Cal.) McCRAY, ULVA L., 4631411. Pte, 53rd Depót Brigade. (Cleveland, West Virginia.) McRAE, VANDERBURGH, 2160436. Pte, C Coy, 129th Infantry ; wounded, 5 Oct. 1918. (Minneapolis, Minn.) McRAE, VERNIE T., 3626672. Pte. (1st Class), K Coy, 162nd Infantry. (Youngs- dale, Penn.) McCRAY, VERNON, 1246894. Pte. (1st Class), A Coy, 112th Infantry. (Corry, Penn.) McREE, VERNON A., 2585816. Pte. (1st Class), Base Hospital No. 64. (Martin, Tennessee.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 223 McREE, VICTOR H., 1199076. Pte., F Battery, 11th Field Arty. (Texhoma, Okla­ homa.) McRAE, WALDO, 3794585. Pte. (1st Class), D Battery, 28th Field Arty. (St. Loms, Missouri.) McRAE, WALLACE M., 2956742. Pte. (1st Class), C Coy., 335th Machine Gun Batt. (Somerville, Mass.) McRAE, WALTER, 1883264. Sergt., Evacuation Ambulance Coy. No. 75. (Nash­ ville, Tennessee.) McRAE, WALTER A., 1858154. 1st Sergt., K Coy., 4th Provisional Regiment, 156th Depöt Brigade. (Baldwin, Florida.) McRAE, WALTER ALEXANDER. 2nd Lieut., Infantry. (Baldwin, Florida.) McRAE, WALTER C, 2560404. Pte., C Coy., 139th Infantry; severely wounded 2 Oct. 1918. (Douglas, North Dakota.) McCREA, WALTER C, 3245990. Pte., General Service Infantry. (Cleveland, Ohio.) McCREA, WALTER D., 5130934. Pte., Student's Army Training Corps, George Washington University, D.C. (Wash.) McCRAY, WALTER D., 1306096. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Coy., 117th Infantry, (Greenville, Tennessee.) McRAE, WALTER E., 1855551. Cpl., B Coy., 323rd Infantry. (Bennettsville, South Carohna.) McRAE, WALTER L., 1266109. Sergt., 9th Coy., 2nd Motor Mechanic Regiment, An- Service. (Brockton, Mass.) McRAE, WALTER M., 244524. Pte. (1st Class), C Coy., 5th Field Signal Battahon; wounded, 18 July 1918. (McRae, Georgia.) McCREA, WALTER STANLEY, 5269743. Pte., Student's Army Training Corps, George Washington University, D.C. (Cameron, Missouri.) McCRAY, WALTER WAGNER, 3011382. Pte., D Coy., 209th Engineers. (Burling­ ton, Iowa.) McREE, WILBUR L., 3659244. Pte., F Coy., 134th Infantry. (Trent, Texas.) McRAE, WILFRED, 5203549. Pte., Student's Army Training Corps, Washington State College, PuUman, Wash. (Bow, Wash.) McCREA, WILFRED, 340159. Pte. (1st Class), Coast Defence of Oahu, Hawaii, Coast Arty. Corps. (Auburn, Iowa.) McRAE, WILL, 4137606. Pte., M Coy., 1st Regiment Development Batt., 156th Depót Brigade. (WadeviUe, North Carohna.) McCRAE, WILL DAN, 3829523. Pte., 162nd Depot Brigade. (Forman, Arkansas.) McCRAY, WILL F., 1358204. Pte., B Coy., 106th Engineers. (Lake Butler, Florida.) McRAE, WILL W., 2589903. Pte., F Battery, 47th Field Arty. (Lexington, Mississippi.) McCREA, WILLARD, 1982418. Sergt., Machine Gun Coy., 13th Infantry. (Covington Kentucky.) J \ s, . McCRAY, WILLARD, 3586617. Pte. Unassigned. (Deane, Kentucky.) 224 THE CLAN MACRAE McCREA, WILLARD F., 3084318. Pte., I Coy., 40th Engineers. (Sauk Rapids, Minnesota.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 160552. Wagoner, E Coy, 11th Engineers. (New York City, N.Y.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 1702786. Cpl, I Coy, 306th Infantry. (Brooklyn, N.Y.) MacRAE, WILLIAM, 3421943. Cook, E Battery, 72nd Field Arty. (MacRae, Montana.) McRAE, WILLIAM, 1437700. Wagoner, D Coy, 109th Engineers. (Schuyler, Neb.) McCREA, WILLIAM, 4244776. Pte, B Coy, 6th Anti-Aircraft Machine Gun Batt. (Pittsburgh, Penn.) McCREA, WILLIAM, Jun, 4111295. Pte, Auxiliary Remount Depót No. 307, Quartermaster Corps. (Philadelphia, Penn.) McCRAY, WILLIAM. Pte. Unassigned. (Mt. Carroll, 111.) McCRAY, WILLIAM, 2493182. Cpl, 45th Coy, 20th Engineers. (Chadds Ford, Penn.) McCREATH, WILLIAM. Capt, 5th Infantry. (Harrisburg, Penn.) McRAE, WILLIAM A., 1493941. Sergt, Ambulance Coy. No. 144, 111th Sanitary Train. (Laurel, Mississippi.) McCRAE, WILLIAM A. Pte, A Coy, 108th Ammunition Train. (Chicago, 111.) McCREA, WILLIAM A., 2568037. Sergt, F Coy, 319th Engineers. (Reno, Nevada.) McCREA, WILLIAM ALEXANDER. Pte. Unassigned. (Chicago, 111.) McRAE, WILLIAM B., 208711. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Troop, 3rd Cavalry. (San Francisco, Cal.) McRAE, WILLIAM C, 728268. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters, Coast Defence of Galveston, Ft. Crockett, Texas. (Galveston, Texas.) McREE, WILLIAM CAMPBELL. Capt, Medical Corps. (Tranton, Tennessee.) McRAE, WILLIAM DAVID., 261499. Bugler, B Coy, 125th Infantry; wounded, 29 Aug. 1918. (Detroit, Mich.) McRAE, WILLIAM D., 2043843. Pte. (1st Class), Motor Transport Coy. No. 494. (Vicksburg, Mich.) McCRAY, WILLIAM E. 2nd Lieut, 150th Infantry. (Graham, Virginia.) McCREA, WILLIAM F., 536924. Pte, B Coy, 218th Field Signal Batt. (Sisson, Cal.) McCREA, WILLIAM F., 5153086. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Westminster College, Wilmington, Pennsylvania. (Bellevue, Penn.) McCRAY, WILLIAM F., 2218475. Wagoner, C Battery, 319th Field Arty. (Fairview, West Virginia.) McCREA, WILLIAM G., 567779. Pte, B Coy, 338th Infantry. (Ardmore, Penn.) McRAE, WILLIAM H., 5204215. Pte, Student's Army Traimng Corps, St. Charles College, Helena, Montana. (Dutton, Montana.) MACRAE, WILLIAM H., 1211367. Pte. (1st Class), H Coy, 107th Infantry. (New York, N.Y.) U.S.A. ROLL OF SERVICE 225 McCREA, WILLIAM H., 2585281. Pte., Medical Department United States Army, Ambulance Section No. 537, with French Army. (Llanerch, Penn.) McCREA, WILLIAM H., 3738232. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Coy., 71st Infantry. (Troy, New York.) McREE, WILLIAM H., 148224. Mechanic, B Battery, 51st Arty., Coast Arty. Corps. (Belfast, Tennessee.) McCREA, WILLIAM IRA, 999416. Pte., 843rd Coy., Transportation Corps. (Top­ lui, Missouri.) KJ * McRAE, WILLIAM J. Sergt., C Coy, 101st Infantry. (Dorchester, Mass.) McRAE, WILLIAM J. Sergt, 21st Coy, 20th Engineers. (Bremerton, Wash.) McRAY, WILLIAM J., 28206. Pte. (1st Class), 491st Aero Construction Squadron. (Lynn, Mass.) McRAE, WILLIAM JOSEPH. 2nd Lieut, Infantry. (Dorchester, Mass.) McCREA, WILLIAM MARCELOUS, 3276942. Pte, 156th Depot Brigade. (Kings- tree, South Carolina.) re v 6 McCREA, WILLIAM N., 5261039. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. (Sauk Rapids, Minn.) McCREA, WILLIAM P., 2393053. Pte. (1st Class), 24th Coy, Transportation Corps. (New Orleans, Louisiana.) McCREA, WILLIAM P., Jun. Pte, Headquarters Coy, 1st Infantry, New Jersey National Guard. (Orange, N.J.) McRAE, WILLIAM R., 1349715. Cpl, F Coy, 49th Infantry. (Moss Point, Mississippi.)

MCRAMÍchV)ILLIAM R" 2°36485' Pte-' B Batterv' 32Jst Field Arty. (Bergland, MacRAE, WILLIAM T., 383224. Sergt, Quartermaster Corps. (New York, N.Y.) McCRAE, WILLIAM T., 5432. Wagoner, Ambulance Coy. No. 1, Medical Depart­ ment. (Tucumcari, New Mexico.) McREA, WILLIAM THADDEUS. 1st Lieut, Medical Corps. (Ennis, Texas.) McCREA, WILLIAM V., 2616005. Pte, I Coy, 7th Engineer Training Regiment. (Federalsburg, Maryland.) McRAE, WILLIAM VOGEL. 1st Lieut, Chaplain. (Wilmington, North Carolina.) McRAE, WILLIAM W., 1878480. Pte. (1st Class), Headquarters Detachment, 156th Field Arty. Brigade. Deceased. McRAE, WILLIAM W., 2801407. Pte, Student's Army Training Corps, Wentworth Umt, Boston, Mass. (Lynn, Mass.) McCRAY, WILLIE T., 3707144. Pte, C Coy, 112th Ammunition Train. (Lexing­ ton, Kentucky.) v 6 McCRAY, WILLIS, 1122234. Pte, Quartermaster Corps, Repair Shop No. 304. (San Antonio, Texas.) v McCRAY, WILLIS E., 480028. Pte, B Coy, 47th Infantry; wounded in action, 30 bept. 1918. (Chicago, 111.) 226 THE CLAN MACRAE McCRAY, WILLIS E., 1387526. Mechanic, F Coy, 131st Infantry ; wounded in action, 18 Aug. 1918. (Chicago, 111.) McCRAY, WILLIS R., 283187. Mechanic, A Coy, 128th Infantry ; severely wounded, 1 Aug. 1918. (Reedsburg, Wisconsin.) McCREA, WOODBURY WARNELL. 2nd Lieut, 52nd Infantry. (Tifton, Georgia.) McREE, WORTH P., 4573023. Pte, 157th Depot Brigade, 34th Coy. (Roy, Georgia.)

Nursing Corps.

McRAE, JESSIE. Nurse, Harper's Unit, Detroit; served overseas, U.S. Base Hospital, No. 17. (Ilderton, Ontario.) McRAE, MARY E. Nurse, attd. No. 13 unit, Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago.

Orders, Decorations, Medals, etc.

Naval. Medal for Good Conduct 15 Good Special Order Discharge 6

Military. CB. (Eng.) 1 M.C. (Britain) 2 Distinguished Cross .... 1 D.S.M 6 Cited for Gallantry in Action . 2 Cited for Meritorious Service . 3 Silver Star Citation .... 2 Legion d' Honour (French) 1 Croix de Guerre (French) 4 Order de Soldidarida and Citation (Panama) 1 Total 44 INDEX OF REGIMENTS, ETC.

16 INDEX OF REGIMENTS, ETC.

Alberta Regiment (Alberta R.) . . 51,128 Cavalry and Yeomanry—Miscellaneous (Cav. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (A. & S. &Yeo.) 74 Highrs.) 47, 116 Central Ontario Regiment (Cent. Ont. R.) 53, 137 Armoured Car Service . . . . .119 Cheshire Regiment, The (Ches. R.) . 36, 90 Army Chaplains' Department . . .122 Connaught Rangers, The .... 47 Army Medical Service, Royal (R.A.M.C.) 49, 120 Cyclist Corps, Army .... 48, 164 Army Service Corps (A.S.C.) . . 49,119 Despatch Rider 119 Army Veterinary Corps (A.V.C.) . . .122 Devonshire Regiment, The (Devon. R.) 88 Artillery, Royal Regiment of (R.A.) . 32, 78 Durham Light Infantry, The (Durh. L.I.) 40 Auckland Infantry (Auckland Infty.) . 59, 154 East Kent Regiment. See Buffs, The . Australian Army Service Corps (A.A.S.C.) . 148 East Lancashire Regiment, The (E. Lan. R.) 38, 92 Australian Army Medical Corps (A.A.M.C.) 148 East Surrey Regiment, The (E. Surr. R.) 38,93 Australian Army Miscellaneous Details (A. East Yorkshire Regiment, The (E. York R.) 89 Army) . 152 Eastern Ontario Regiment (E. Ont. R.) 53,137 Australian Artillery (A. Arty.) 57 148 Engineers, Royal (R.E.) 33,83 Australian Engineers (A. Engrs.) . 149 Essex Regiment, The (Essex R.) . 39,96 Australian Infantry (A. Infty.) 150 Field Artillery, Royal (R.F.A.) . 32,78 Australian Light Horse (A.L. Horse) 59, 152 Flying Corps, Royal, (R.F.C.) 30,72 Australian Machine Gun Corps (A.M.G.C.) 59, 152 Garrison Artillery, Royal (R.G.A.) . 32,81 164 Berkshire Regiment, Royal (R. Berks. R.) 97 Gloucestershire Regiment, The (Glouc. R.) 92 Black Watch (Royal Highlanders), The (R Highrs.) . . ; 38, 93 Gordon Highlanders, The (Gordons) . 44,107 Border Regiment, The (Bord. R.) . 38,93 Hampshire Regiment, The (Hamps. R.) . 38 British Columbia Regiment (B.C.R.) 51,128 Highland Cyclist Battalion (Highl. Cyclist Bn.) 119 British West Indies Regiment (B.W.I.R.) 147 Highland Light Infantry, The (H.L.I.) . 40,98,173 Buffs (East Kent Regiment), The (E. Kent R.) 87 Horse Artillery, Royal (R.H.A.) ... 78 Canadian Army Dental Corps (C.A.Dent. Indian Army (LA.) . . . . 49,123 Corps) ...... 129 Indian Medical Service . , . 123 Canadian Army Medical Corps (C.A.M.C.) 52, 129 Indian Police ...... 50 Canadian Army Pay Department (C.A.Pay Inniskilling Fusiliers, The Royal (R. Innis. Dept.) .130 Fus.) 37,92 Canadian Army Service Corps (C.A.S.C.) . 130 Irish Fusiliers, Royal (R. Ir. Fus.) . 47,115 Canadian Artillery (C. Arty.) . . .131 Irish Regiment, The Royal (R. Ir. Regt.) . 89 Canadian Engineers (C. Engrs.) . . 52, 132 Irish Rifles, The Royal (R. Ir. Rif.) . 47, 115 Canadian Field Artillery (C.F.A.) ... 52 King's (Liverpool Regiment), The (L'pool R.) 36,88 Canadian Forestry Corps (C. For. Corps) . 133 King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment), The Canadian Infantry (C. Infty.) . . 52, 134 (R. Lane. R.) 87 Canadian Machine Gun Corps (C.M.G.C.) . 135 King's Own Scottish Borderers, The (K.O.S.B.) Canadian Miscellaneous Details (C. Dtls.) . 144 36,90,172 King's Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry), The Canadian Mounted Rifles (Can. M. Rif.) 52, 135 (Yorks. L.I.) Canadian Royal Air Force (C.R.A.F.) . . 136 39 King's Royal Rifle Corps, The (K.R.R.C.) 40, 97 Canadian Royal Highlanders (CR. Highrs.) 53, 136 King's (Shropshire Light Infantry), The 97 Canadian Tank Corps . . . . .136 Labour Corps (Lab. Corps) . 49, 119 Canadian Veterinary Corps (C. Vet. Corps) . 136 Lancashire Fusiliers, The (Lan. Fus.) 89 Canterbury Infantry ..... 60 Leicestershire Regiment, The (Leic. R.) Canterbury Regiment (Canterbury R.) . . 154 Leinster Regiment (Leins. R.) 89 Cameron Highlanders (Camerons) . 45,110 Lincolnshire Regiment, The (Line. R.) . 118 Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), The (Sco. Rif.) Liverpool Regiment. See King's (Liverpool 88 37, 91, 172 Regiment), The 229 230 INDEX OF RE G1MENTS, ETC.

PAGE PAGE London Regiment, The (London R.) . 35, 88 Saskatchewan Regiment (Sas. R.) . 56, 143, 164 Lovat's Scouts (L. Scouts) . . . .31,75 Scots Greys, Royal 30 Machine Gun Corps (M.G.C.) . . 48,118 Scots Guards (S. Gds.) ... 33, 85 Machine Gun Corps (Motor) (MotorM.G.C.) . 119 Scottish Horse (Scot. Horse) . . 31, 77 Manchester Regiment, The (Manch. R.) . 97 Scottish Rifles, The. See Cameronians, The . — Manitoba Regiment (Man. R.) . . 54,138, 164 Seaforth Highlanders (Seaforths) . . 41, 99 Middlesex Regiment (Midd'x. R.) . . 40, 97 Somerset Light Infantry (Som. L.I.) . . 89 Munster Fusiliers, The Royal (R.Muns. Fus.) . 118 Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment), Navy, Royal, (R.N.) .... 29, 65 The, (Notts & Derby R.) . . 39, 96 New Brunswick Regiment (N.B.R.) . 55,140 Shropshire Light Infantry. See King's (Shrop­ New Zealand Army Service Corps . . .155 shire Light Infantry), The ... — New Zealand Field Artillery (N.Z.F. Arty.) . 154 South African Forces (S.A. Forces) . . 57, 147 New Zealand Infantry (N.Z. Infty.) . 59, 153 South Lancashire Regiment (S. Lan. R.) . 93 New Zealand Machine Gun Corps (N.Z.M.G.C.) 154 South Wales Borderers, The (S. Wales Bord.) . 36, 90 New Zealand Miscellaneous Details (N.Z. Dtls.)60, 155 Special List 122 New Zealand Rifles (N.Z. Rif.) . . .60,155 Toronto Canadians ..... 56 Norfolk Regiment, The (Norf. R.) . . 88 Tank Corps 49,119 Northamptonshire Regiment, The (North'n R.) 39 Vancouver Regiment (Vancouver R.) . 143 Warwickshire Regiment, The Royal (R. War. R.) 35,87 Northumberland Fusiliers, The (North'd. Fus.) 35,87 Wellington Infantry (Wellington Infty.) . 60 Notts & Derby Regiment. See Sherwood Welsh Fusiliers, The Royal (R.W. Fus.) . 90 Foresters ...... — Nova Scotia Regiment (Nova Sc. R.) . 55, 140 Welsh Horse 31 Officers Training Corps (O.T.C.) . . .122 Welsh Regiment, The (Welsh R.) 93 West Kent Regiment, Royal (R.W. Kent R.) 97 Otago Infantry (Otago Infty.) . . 60, 154 West Riding Regiment (W. Rid. R.) . 93 Quebec Regiment (Quebec R.) . . 55, 141 Railway Troops (Rly. Troops) . . .142 West Yorkshire Regiment (W. York. R.) 36, 89 Western Ontario Regiment (W. Ont. R.) 56, 143 Rifle Brigade, The (Rif. Bde.) . . 48,118 Royal Army Medical Corps (R.A.M.C.) . 49, 120 Wiltshire Regiment 40 Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), Winnipeg Rifles (Win. Rif.) . . .143 The (R. Fus.) .... 35, 87 Yeomanry. See Cavalry & Yeomanry . . — York & Lancaster Regiment, The (York & Royal Highlanders. See Black Watch, The . — Lane. R.) 97 Royal Lancaster Regiment. See King's Own, Yorkshire Light Infantry. See King's Own, The — The — Royal Scots, The (R. Scots.) . . 34, 85 Yorkshire Regiment (York. R.) . . . 89 RoyalScots Fusiliers, The (R. Sc. Fus.) . 36,89,171 INDEX OF NAMES )

INDEX OF NAMES

The names in the Appendices, being given in alphabetical order, are not included in this Index. For explanation of abbreviations, such as H.L.L, see Index of Regiments, etc.

PAGE PAGE — McCrae, Seaforths, 1124 . . . .. 99 A. M. McRae, K.R.R.C 97 — MacRae, H.L.I, 43078 . . . . 98 A. 0. MacRae, W.W 160 — McRae, R.N.R, Engr, " Lapwing " 65 A. R. McRae, H.L.I 98 A. McCrae, R.F.A, 655553 .... 78 Adam MacRae, Seaforths, 241483 . 99 A. McCrae, R.E, 563598 . . . . 83 Adam McRae, Seaforths, 675 . . . 99 A. McCrae, R. Scots, 23132 .... 85 Adam B. McCrae .... 33 A. McCrae, H.L.L, 14381 . . . . . 98 Agnes Gordon Macrae, T.F.N.S. . . • 157 A. McCrae, H.L.L, 29010 .... 98 Alan McCrae, C. Arty 131 A. McCrea, R.F.A, 80670 . . 78 Alan Macrae, R.F.A, 109135 78 A. McCrea, Lab. Corps, 80670 119 Alan James McCrae . . . . . 41 A. McCreath, Sco. Rif. ... ;. 91 Alan Stewart McRae . . . . . 150 A. McCreath, K.O.S.B. .... 91 Alasdair MacRae, R.E. . . . . 83 A. Machray, Line. R. . . . . 88 Alastair McCrae, A. & S. Highrs. . 116 A. Machray, Gordons . -. 107 Alastair James MacRae . . . . 148 A. MacRae, K.O.S.B, 40427 91 Albert McCrea, R.N 65 A. MacRae, K.O.S.B, 40898 91 Albert McCrea, R.L Fus. 47 A. MacRae, Gordons, 1417 . . . " '. 107 Albert McRae, Cav. & Yeo. . . 74 A. MacRae, Cen. Ont. R, 436074 . . . 137 Albert McRae, R.E. . 83 A. MacRay, K.O.S.B, 33074 91 Albert Duncan MacRae . . . 87 A. McRae, R.H.A 78 Albert Edward Macrae . . 78 A. McRae, R.F.A, 16637 .... 78 Albert Ernest McCraw . . . , 35 A. McRae, R.G.A. . .. . 81 Albert Fred. McCrae . . . . . 135 A. McRae, R.E, 12917 83 Albert Lorenzo McCrea . . . . 138 A. McRae, R. Scots, 29936 . 85 Albert William McCrea . . 89 A. McRae, E. York R, 2210 89 Alexander McCrae, R.N.R. . . . . 29 A. McRae, E. York R, 200478 . . . 89 Alexander McCrae, R. Sc. Fus. 36 A. McRae, Sco. Rif, 40666 . . . 91 Alexander McCrae, Ches. R. . 36 A. McRae, H.L.I, 201190 .... 98 Alexander McCrae, W. York R. 89 A. McRae, Gordons, 2nd Lt. 107 Alexander McCrae, K.O.S.B. 91 A. McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 2250 . , . 116 Alexander McCrae, Seaforths, 202026 . 100 A. McRae, A.S.C, 16637 119 Alexander McCrae, Gordons, 200120 108 A. McRae, Lab. Corps, 84275 119 Alexander McCrae. C. Infty, 127449 134 A. McRae, A. Army 152 Alexander McCrae, C. Dtls, 623041 144 A. McRae, N.Z. Dtls 155 Alexander McCrae, A.A.S.C . .'. .... 148 A. Macrae, L. Scouts, 4253 .... 75 Alexander McCrae, A. Infty, 3830 150 A. Macrae, R.F.A, 168758 .... 78 Alexander McCrae, A. Infty, 5721 57 A. Macrae, Sco. Rif, 40898 .... 91 Alexander McCraw, R. Scots ... 34 A. Macrae, Seaforths, 6723 .... 99 Alexander McCraw, M.G.C. . 48 A. Macrae, Highl. Cyclist Bn. 119 Alexander McCrea, R.N.R 65 A. Macrae, Masseuse . . . . 162 Alexander McCrea, R.G.A. . . . . 3 A. C. McRae, CA. Pay Dept. . . 130 Alexander McCrea, R. Ir. Fus. 47 A. D. Macrae, E. Kent R. 87 Alexander McCrea, C.M.G.C, 402363 . 135 A. Ethel F. Macrae 164 Alexander MacRae, R.N. . . . . 65 A. F. Macrae, W.W 160 Alexander MacRae, R.N.R, 6914A. 29 A. H. McCrae, W.W. . ... 162 Alexander MacRae, R.N.R, 7255D.A. . 29 A. J. Machray, Gordons .... 108 Alexander MacRae, R.N.R, 2028S.A. . 65 A. J. Macrae, C. Infty. .... 134 Alexander MacRae, R.N.R, 1271X. - . 6 A. J. M. B. McRae 41 Alexander MacRae, R.N.V.R, ClydeZ/7516 29 233 234 INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE PAGE Alexander MacRae, R.M. Arty. 65 Alexander McRae, R. Highrs, 3374 93 Alexander MacRae, Tr. Ship " Indefatigable " 65 Alexander McRae, R. Highrs, 291595 . 93 Alexander MacRae, L. Scouts, 125062 . 75 Alexander McRae, N. Lan. R. 96 Alexander MacRae, Scot. Horse . 77 Alexander McRae, Seaforths, 1914 . 100 Alexander MacRae, R.F.A, 227285 32 Alexander McRae, Seaforths, S/1693 . 100 Alexander MacRae, R.E, 2489 83 Alexander McRae, Seaforths, S/9211 . 100 Alexander MacRae, R.E, 2498 83 Alexander McRae, Seaforths, S/9215 41 Alexander MacRae, R.E, 418043 . 83 Alexander McRae, Seaforths, S/12082 . . 100 Alexander MacRae, R. Fus, 5057 . 87 Alexander McRae, Seaforths, 201949 . 100 Alexander MacRae, Bord. R. 93 Alexander McRae, Gordons, S/16154 . 108 Alexander MacRae, R. Highrs, 315179 . 94 Alexander McRae, Camerons, 40388 . Ill Alexander MacRae, H.L.I. .... 98 Alexander McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/5168 . 116 Alexander MacRae, Seaforths, 1197 99 Alexander McRae, M.G.C. . 118 Alexander MacRae, Seaforths, S/3040 . 100 Alexander McRae, A.S.C, Driver . . 120 Alexander MacRae, Seaforths, S/9387 . 41 Alexander McRae, B.C.R, 443290 . 128 Alexander MacRae, Seaforths, S/27503 . 100 Alexander McRae, B.C.R, 760985 . 128 Alexander MacRae, Seaforths, S/43045 . 100 Alexander McRae, B.C.R, 2023960 . 128 Alexander MacRae, Seaforths, 267513 100 Alexander McRae, C.A.M.C, 2641014 . . 129 Alexander MacRae, Seaforths, 267525 . 100 Alexander McRae, C. Arty. . . 131 Alexander MacRae, Camerons, 1475 110 Alexander McRae, C. Engrs, 505206 . 132 Alexander MacRae, Camerons, 7646 110 Alexander McRae, C. Infty, 3081608 . . 134 Alexander MacRae, Camerons, 40703 111 Alexander McRae, Can. M. Rif, 117400 52 Alexander MacRae, A. & S. Highrs, 5945 116 Alexander McRae, Cen. Ont. R, 757387 . 137 Alexander MacRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/16443 . 47 Alexander McRae, Man. R. . . 138 Alexander MacRae, R.A.M.C. (Beauly) . 120 Alexander McRae, Nova Sc. R. 55 Alexander MacRae, R.A.M.C. (Glendale) 120 Alexander McRae, Quebec R. . 141 Alexander MacRae, C.A.S.C. 130 Alexander McRae, Sas. R. . 56 Alexander MacRae, C. Engrs, 19887 132 Alexander McRae, Vancouver R . 125, 143 Alexander MacRae, C. Infty, A/36074 . 134 Alexander McRae, C. Dtls, 687927 . 144 Alexander MacRae, Can. M. Rif. . 135 Alexander McRae, C. Dtls, 820490 . 144 Alexander MacRae, S.A. Forces . 147 Alexander McRae, C. Dtls, 2381952 . 144 Alexander MacRae, A.A.M.C. 148 Alexander McRae, S.A. Forces . 147 Alexander MacRae, Canterbury R. 154 Alexander McRae, A. Arty. . . 148 Alexander MacRae, M.A, W.W. . 160 Alexander McRae, A. Infty, 2359 . 150 Alexander MacRae, C. Sergt, W.W. 160 Alexander McRae, A. Infty, 2943A. . 150 Alexander MacRae, Insp, W.W. . 160 Alexander McRae, A. Infty, 4560 57 Alexander McRae, R.N, J.46759 . 65 Alexander McRae, A.M.G.C. 59 Alexander McRae, R.N.A.S. 65 Alexander McRae, WeUington Infty. 60 Alexander McRae, R.N.R, A.B. . 65 Alexander McRae, N.Z. Dtls. 60 Alexander McRae, R.N.R, 3063A. 65 Alexander McRae, N.Z. Rif.. . 155 Alexander McRae, R.N.R, 4532A. 29 Alexander McRae, W.W. . . 160 Alexander McRae, R.N.R.T, 5164D.A. . 65 Alexander McRae, W.W. . 160 Alexander McRae, R.N.R.T, 6124T.S. . 65 Alexander Macrae, R.F.R. .' 65 Alexander McRae, R.N.V.R, Z/528 65 Alexander Macrae, R.N.R, Minesweeper 29 Alexander McRae, R.N.V.R, Z/10124 . 65 Alexander Macrae, R.N.R, H.M.T. " Australind " 65 Alexander McRae, from Aus. Naval Bde. 65 Alexander Macrae, R.A.F. . 72 Alexander McRae, R.F.A, 618410 32 Alexander Macrae, L. Scouts, 3050 75 Alexander McRae, R.F.A, 19276 . 79 Alexander Macrae, L. Scouts, 125083 75 Alexander McRae, R.F.A, 636117 79 Alexander Macrae, R.F.A, 2033 . 79 Alexander McRae, R.F.A, 935442 79 Alexander Macrae, R.G.A. . 81 Alexander McRae, R.E, 160556 . 83 Alexander Macrae, Seaforths, 4862 . 100 Alexander McRae, R.E, 244074 . 83 Alexander Macrae, Seaforths, 241399 . 100 Alexander McRae, R.E, 275959 . 83 Alexander Macrae, Camerons, 8991 . Ill Alexander McRae, R.E, 606716 . 83 Alexander Macrae, Camerons, 20130 . Ill Alexander McRae, S. Gds 85 Alexander Macrae, Camerons, S/21940 . 45 Alexander McRae, Lan. Fus. 89 Alexander Macrae, A.S.C, Engr. Lt. . 120 Alexander McRae, Scot. Rif, 39998 37 Alexander Macrae, Rev. . 122 INDEX O NAMES 235

PAGE PAGE Alexander Macrae, C.A.M.C. . 129 Alick MacRae, R.H.A. 78 Alexander Anderson Macrae 60 Alick MacRae, R.G.A 81 Alexander Arthur Macrae, R.N.A.S. 65 Alick MacRae, R. Fus, 38683 87 Alec. Bain Macrae . . . 65 Alick MacRae, N.Z. Infty. . 59 Alexander Beaton MacRae . 65 Alick John MacRae . . . . 150 Alexander Campbell Macrae . 35 Alister McRae, R. Highrs. . 94, 125 Alexander Christie McRae . 100 Alister MacRae, S.A. Forces . 147 Alexander Colin McRae, C.A.M.C. 129 Allan McRae, R.N.R.T. 66 Alexander Colin Macrae, R.N. 66 Allan McRae, Gordons .... . 108 Alexander Cyril McRae 108 Allan McRae, W.W 160 Alex. Donald McRae, A. & S. Highrs. . 116 Allan Macrae, R.F.A, 656351 79 Alexander Duncan MacRae, B.C.R. 51 Allan A. C. McRae .... . Ill Alexander Duncan McRae, Tanks . . 119 Allan Patrick Bruder McCrea . 136 Alexander Duncan McRae, C.A.S.C. 130 Allan Roy McCrae . . . . . 155 Alexander Duncan McRae, Man. R. 138 Allen MacRae, R.N.R.T. 29 Alexander Frederick McRae, B.C.R. 128 Allen John McRae .... . 150 Alexander George McRae, C. Infty. 134 Allister (Alexander) Bissett McCrae 37 Alexander George McRae, Can. M. Rif. . 135 Amos Wilbert McCrie .... . 134 Alexander George McRae, C. Dtls. . 144 Anda Macrae ...... 162 Alex. George McRae, A. Infty. . 150 Andrew McCrae, R. Highrs, S/8097 94 Alexander George McRae, A.L. Horse . 152 Andrew McCrae, Seaforths, 241115 . 100 Alexander George William McRae . 134 Andrew McCreath, North'd. Fus. . 35 Alexander Grant MacRae 144 Andrew MacRae, R. Highrs, 350030 94 Alexander Heard McRae 66 Andrew MacRae, Seaforths, S/23276 . 100 Alexander Henderson Macrae 60 Andrew MacRae, A.S.C. . 120 Alexander J. McRae, C. Arty. . 131 Andrew McRae, R.M. .... 66 Alexander J. G. McRae 78 Andrew McRae, R. Fus. 88 Alexander John MacRae, R.N.R, 5733B. 66 Andrew McRae, Gordons . 108 Alexander John MacRae, N.Z. Dtls. 155 Andrew Macrae, Seaforths, 828 . 100 Alexander John McRae, R.N.R. . 66 Andrew Macrae, Seaforths, S/4873 . 100 Alexander John McRae, Win. Rif. . 143 Andrew Bowie McCrae 31 Alexander Jones MacRae 56 Andrew Cameron MacRae 45, 125 Alexander Joseph McRae . 137 Andrew Carnegie Macrae 98 Alexander Kenneth MacRae 111 Andrew Davidson McRae . 143 Alexander McGregor McRae 54 Andrew Farquhar McRae 60 Alexander MacKenzie McRae 137 Andrew H. Macrae . . . . . 100 Alexander McLean McRae . 52 Andrew M. McCreath . . 36 Alexander McLennan McRae . 155 Andrew Raymond McRae . 144 Alexander Matheson Macrae 40 Andrew Ritchie McCrae . 160 Alexander Mullan McRae, Quebec R. 141 Andrew Thomas McCrae . . 85 Alexander Murray MacRae . 66 Andrew Thomas Waiters Macrae . . 100 Alexander N. McRae, Gordons . 108 Angus McCrae, Scot. Horse . 77 Alexander Nicholson MacRae 149 Angus McCrae, R.E. .... 83 Alexander Norman McRae, Alberta R. . . 128 Angus MacRae, R.N.R.T. . 66 Alexander Peter McRae, N.Z. Rif. 60 Angus MacRae, L. Scouts 75 Alexander Robertson MacRae 75 Angus MacRae, H.L.I. . . 98 Alexander Roderick MacRae 55 Angus MacRae, R.A.M.C. . 120 Alexander Stephen McRae . . 154 Angus McRae, R.N.R, 3065A. 66 Alexander William MacRae, C. Arty. 131 Angus McRae, R.N.R, 1635C. 66 Alexander William Urquhart Macrae 34 Angus McRae, R.N.R, 2283A. . 66 Alfred MacRae, R.F.A. 79 Angus McRae, Cav. & Yeo. . . . 74 Alfred McRae, Notts. & Derby R. 39 Angus McRae, Seaforths, S/29820 . . „ . 101 Alfred McRae, R.E. . ... 83 Angus McRae, Camerons, 26508 . . Ill Alfred Coryton McCrea 123 Angus McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/19323 . 116 Alfred Edward McRae 66 Angus McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/30287 . 116 Alfred Ernest McCrae . . . ; " 66 Angus McRae, A.S.C...... 120 Alfred Reginald MacRae 50 Angus McRae, C.A.M.C. . 129 INDEX O F NAMES PAGE PAGE Angus McRae, C. Dtls. . . ^ . 144 Bryan McRae ...... 132 Angus McRae, A.A.S.C. . 148 C. McCrae, R. Sc.- Fus. . . . 89 Angus Macrae, Seaforths, Lieut. . . 100 C. McCreath, R. Fus. . . . 88 Angus Macrae, Camerons, 24336 . . Ill C. McCreath, A. Army ... 152 Angus D. McRae, Seaforths . . 101 C. MacRae, Gordons, T.R./28 . 108 Angus F. McRae .... . 132 C. McRae, L'pool R. . 88 Angus Farquhar McRae . 155 C. McRae, Bord. R 93 Angus McGregor McCrae 108 C. Macrae, R.E...... 83 Ann McRae, W.W 162 C. Macrae, S. Gds, 17001 85 Annie Macrae, W.W. .... 162 C. Macrae, Camerons, S/12451 45 Annie Brown McCrae, V.A.D.N. . 157 C. E. McCrea, A.V.C...... 122 Annie C. MacRae, Q.A.I.M.N.S. . . 157 C. M. Macrae, Nurse .... . 157 Annie Fry McRae, S./N. . 159 C. McLeod Macrae, Q.A.I.M.N.S. . . 157 Archibald MacRae, R.N.R. . 66 Cameron Farquhar McRae . 160 Archibald MacRae, R.N.R.T. 29 Campbell McCrae, A. & S. Highrs. . 116 Archibald MacRae, York & Lane. R. 97 Campbell Alfred McRae 92 Archibald MacRae, H.L.I, 34193 . 40 Catherine McRae, Q.M.W.A.A.C. . 162 Archibald MacRae, Camerons, 9482 . Ill Catherine Evelyn McRae, S./N. . 159 Archibald MacRae, Camerons, S/13555 . 45 Catherine Mary Macrae, W.W. . 162 Archibald McRae, R.E, 400477 . 33 Catherine Ritchie McCrae, V.A.D.N. 157 Archibald McRae, R. Berks. R. . 97 Cecil Angus McCreath . . . . , 72 Archibald McRae, A. & S. Highrs. 116 Charles McCrae, R.F.A, 663176 . 79 Archibald McRae, B.C.R. . ; 128 Charles McCrae, R.E, 81113 . . 33 Archibald McRae, CA. Dent. Corps 129 Charles McCrae, R.E, 110500 83 Archibald McRae, C.M.G.C. . . . . 135 Charles McCrea, R. Innis. Fus. 37 Archibald Macrae, R.G.A. 81 Charles McCrea, C. Infty . 134 Archibald Angus McRae . 129 Charles McCrea, Nova Sco. R. . 140 Archibald Campbell Macrae . 123 Charles McCreath, R.N.R. . 66 Archibald Donald MacRae . 144 Charles MacRae, Gordons . 108 Archibald Douglas McRae, LA. 49 Charles McRae, R.N 66 Archibald Hector McCrae 155 Charles McRae, R.N.V.R, Clyde Z/2288 29 Archibald J. Macrae, W.W. . . 160 Charles McRae, R.N.V.R. . 66 Archibald John R. MacRae, . 31, 45 Charles McRae, Hamps. R. . . . 38 Archibald Ludovic Macrae . 40, 45 Charles McRae, R.F.A, 243241 . 79 Archibald William McRae . . . 49 Charles McRae, R.F.A, 630003 . 79 Archie McRae, R.E. .... 83 Charles McRae, R.E, 192657 . 83 Archie Duncan MacRae 142 Charles McRae, Sco. Rif. 92 Arden Hugh McRae .... 144 Charles McRae, York & Lane. R. . 97 Arthur McCrea, R.F.A, 61063 79 Charles McRae, Seaforths, S/13702 . 101 Arthur McRae, R.F.A, 6486 . 79 Charles McRae, B.C.R. . . . 128 Arthur Everett McRae . 142 Charles McRae, Cen. Ont. R. . . 137 Arthur James MacRae . 116 Charles McRae, Man. R. . . . 138 Arthur Worthington Macrae . 149 Charles McRae, E. Ont. R. . . . 137 B. McCrae, R. Ir. Regt. . ' . 89 Charles McRae, A. Infty. . . . 150 B. Macrae, N.Z. Infty. 59 Charles McRea, Quebec R. . . 141 B. H. MacCrath . . . 38 Charles Macrae, R.A.F. . 72, 75 B. J. L. McRae 111 Charles Macrae, L. Scouts, 5267 . 75

Barbara MacRae ; 162 Charles Macrae, Seaforths, 2nd Lt. 41 BeUa McRae, W.W 162 Charles Macrae, Seaforths, 266944 . 101 Benjamin McCrea .... 33 Charles A. MacRae, Seaforths, 3034 41 Bernard McCraith . . . . 33 Charles Abraham McRae . . . 134 Bertie McCrea . . . 47 Charles Alexander Macrae, A.S.C. . 49 Bertie Harold McRae . 79 Charles Colin Macrae . . 160 Bertram McRae . . . . . 53 Charles Edmund McRae . 137 Bessie McRae, Mrs, W.W. . . 162 Charles Edward McCray . . . 137 Birden Curtis McCrea ...... 140 Charles Edwin McCrea ... 35 Brodie MacRae . . . . . 85 Charles Eric Macrae . . . ,v . 30, 41 INDEX OF NAMES 237

FAGS PACE Charles Gordon McRae . 128 Colin J. McRae .... 55 Charles Hector McCrae . . 132 CoUn John Macrae, A. & S. Highrs. . 116 Charles J. McRae, Can. M. Rif. • . 136 CoUn John Macrae, S.A. Forces • . 147 Charles MacKenzie Macrae . 38 Colin John Macrae, R. Muns. Fus. . 118 Charles Main MacRae . , 94 CoUn R. MacRae 42 Charles Robert McRae • 58 CoUn WilUam MacRae, Major , 94 Charles Waterston McRae . . 155 CorneUus James McRae . 144 Charles William MacRae ... • .. 131 Cyril McCrea . . . • 58 Charles WilUam Douglas McRae . . 149 D. McCrae, H.L.I, 42583 . 98 Chester MacRae . . . . 144 D. McCrae, Cen. Ont. R, 22770 . . 137 Chrissie MacRae, Q.M.W.A.A.C. . . 163 D. McCrae, C. Dtls, 13129 . . 144 Christina MacRae, Q.A.I.M.N.S. . . 157 D. McCreath . 116 Christina MacRae, T.F.N.S. . . 157 D. MacRae, R.N.R, 102837 . 29 Christina MacRae, W.A.A.C. ... . 163 D. MacRae, R.F.C. . . , 72 Christina McRae, V.A.D.N. . . . 157 D. MacRae, R.G.A, 4092 . 81 Christina Macrae, Masseuse . . 163 D. MacRae, R. Highrs, 24748 . 94 Christina McKenzie MacRae, Q.A.I.M.N.S. . 157 D. MacRae, Seaforths, 3033 . , . 101 Christopher McCrae, R.N.R. 66 D. MacRae, Gordons, 1/19106 •Hi-i . 108 Christopher MacRae, R.N.R.T. --•ï.ïSlíJÍ 66 D. MacRae, Quebec R, A.18605 . 55 Christopher MacRae, R.G.A. m ;•£•-:.£ 81 D. MacRae, C. Dtls, 33977 . . 144 Christopher MacRae, S. Gds, 19302 85, 125 D. McRae, R.H.A. 78 Christopher MacRae, North'n R. , írí 39 D. McRae, R. Scots. . . 85 Christopher MacRae, Seaforths 41 D. McRae, L'pool R. . 88 Christopher McRae, S. Gds, 17768 85 D. McRae, R. Fus, 20801 . . 88 Christopher McRae, S. Lan. R. 93 D. McRae, R. Sc. Fus. • 89 Christopher McRae, A. & S. Highrs. . 116 D. McRae, R. Highrs, 15742 94 Christopher Macrae, Camerons . Ill D. McRae, H.L.I, 15742 40 Christopher Arthur Rankine McRae . 101 D. McRae, H.L.I, 42581 98 Christopher Columbus McCrea 137 D. McRae, Seaforths, 16451 . , . 101 Christopher Fraser McRae . . 58 D. McRae, Gordons, 17508 . 3aé id . 108 D. McRae, Camerons, 696 . Ill Christopher McPherson McRae 85, 125 \.T Clarence Farquhar Stanley McRae 128 D. McRae, Camerons, 6646 . 'i -~ 7; . Ill Clarence Thomas McRae 144 D. McRae, A. Army . . 153 Clarice McCrea, N.S. . . 158 D. Macrae, Nat. Reserve 10 ••• 66 Claude Forbes McRae . 79 D. Macrae, R.G.A, 4180 81 Gifford Alexander McCrae . . 138 D. Macrae, R.E 83 Clifford Edward McRae 53 D. Macrae, H.L.I, 20782 . • 98 CoUn MacRae, R. Highrs. 94 D. Macrae, Seaforths, 1782 . . . 101 CoUn MacRae, R. Highrs, S/7097 . 38 D. Macrae, Camerons, 697 . , 45 Colin McRae, R.N. 66 D. Macrae, W.W. . 160 Colin McRae, R.N.R.T. - . 66 CoUn McRae, R.N.V.R. 66 D. C. McRae, C. Engrs. 132 CoUn McRae, R.F.A. . 79 D. C. Macrae, W.W. . . 162 CoUn McRae, Gordons, 11167 . 108 Colin McRae, Gordons, 265769 . 108 D. G. McRae, C.A.S.C, Lt.-Col. . . 130 Colin McRae, A. & S. Highrs. . 116 D. J. MacRae, R.G.A, 2nd Lieut. 81 Colin McRae, Quebec R. . 141 D. K. MacRae, A.S.C. . . 120 CoUn McRae, A.A.S.C. . 148 D. L. Macrae, R. Sc. Fus, 2nd Lt. _ . 90 Colin McRae, A. Infty. . 150 D. M. MacRae, A.S.C, Capt. . 120 CoUn McRae, A. Army . 152 D. M. MacRae, Nova Sco. R. 140 Colin McRae, A. Army, 1088 . 153 D. M. McRay, C.A.S.C. . . . 130 Colin McRae, Otago Infty. . . 154 D. W. McCrae, R.E. . 83 CoUn Alexander McRae . . .V ; >-' . 138 Daniel MacRae, R.N.R, 9040A. . 29 CoUn C. McRae, Cav. & Yeo. 1 :r~'j£ ' 74 Daniel MacRae, R.N.R, 76207 . 29 CoUn Campbell MacRae, R.N. 66 Daniel MacRae, R.N.V.R. . , . 67 Colin Campbell McRae, R. Scots . 85 Daniel McRae, R. Highrs. . , 94 CoUn Frederick Macrae . . . 42 Daniel Alexander McRae, R.F.C. . 73 238 INDEX OF NAMES

FAGS FAGS Daniel Alexander McRae, C.M.G.C. 135 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, 2292 67 Daniel Alexander McRae, Nova Sco. R. 140 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, 2259A. . 67 Daniel Joseph MacRae 141 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, 3116A. . 67 Daniel Lewis MacRae .... . 128 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, 3430A. . 67 Daniel Mackie McRae .... 92 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, 3962C. . 67 Daniel Roderick McRae 136 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, 9404A. . 67 David McCrae, R.F.A. 79 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, 17284D.A. 67 David McCrae, Seaforths, S/2091 . 101 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, H.M.S. " Cupar " 67 David McCrae, A. & S. Highrs, S/40S36 116 Donald MacRae, R.N.R, Seaman . 67 David McCrae, C. Arty, Lt.-Col. . 131 Donald MacRae, R.N.R.T, 15124D.A. . 67 David McCreath, H.L.L 40 Donald MacRae, R.N.V.R, 20862 67 David McCreath, M.G.C. 48 Donald MacRae, L. Scouts, 2456 . 31 David MacRae, R. Highrs. . 94 Donald MacRae, L. Scouts, 4274 . 31 David MacRae, Camerons, T.R. 1/15376 111 Donald MacRae, L. Scouts, 5156 . 31 David MacRae, Camerons, 41254 . 111 Donald MacRae, L. Scouts, 5018 . 75 David MacRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/23390 116 Donald MacRae, Cav. & Yeo. 74 David MacRae, Alberta R. . . . . 128 Donald MacRae, R.A, 961377 32 David McRae, R.M. Lab. Corps 66 Donald MacRae, R.G.A, 145532 . 82 David McRae, R. Scots 34 Donald MacRae, R.E, 52273 83 David McRae, K.O.S.B. 36 Donald MacRae, Scot. Rif. . . . - . 37 David McRae, Seaforths, 12749 . 101 Donald MacRae, K.R.R.C. . 97 David McRae, Gordons, T.R./30089 108 Donald MacRae, K.R.R.C, A/2761 97 David McRae, Camerons, 18695 . 111 Donald MacRae, H.L.L, 22307 .. 98 David McRae, B.C.R 129 Donald MacRae, Seaforths, 445 . 101 David McRae, C. Engrs. . 132 Donald MacRae, Seaforths, 2969 . 42 David McRae, C. Dtls, 1006289 . 144 Donald MacRae, Seaforths, S/22849 . 101 David McRae, A.L. Horse . 152 Donald MacRae, Seaforths, 204383 . 102 David Macrae, Seaforths, 200246 . . 101 Donald MacRae, Seaforths, 305198 . 102 David Macrae, Seaforths, 240180 . 101 Donald MacRae, Camerons, 1682 . . Ill David Macrae, Gordons, S/22215 . 108 Donald MacRae, Camerons, 8477 . . 112 David Macrae, Camerons, 20782 . 111 Donald MacRae, Camerons, S/10108 45 David Alexander McRae 42, 125 Donald MacRae, Camerons, 31302 . 112 David C. McRae, Camerons . 45 Donald MacRae, Camerons, 32685 . 112 David Campbell McCreath . 81 Donald MacRae, Camerons, 40259 . 112 David Cunningham Macrae . 79 Donald MacRae, Armoured Cars . . 119 David Duncan Macrae, W. Ont. R. . 143 Donald MacRae, Alberta R. . . ; 51 David Farquhar MacRae 132 Donald MacRae, C.A.M.C. . . 130 David Fraser MacRae .... 40 Donald MacRae, C.R.A.F. . . 136 David Gair McRae, R.A.M.C. . 120 Donald MacRae, Can. R. Highrs, 418605 53 David James McRae .... . 141* Donald MacRae, Man. R, 153067 . 54 David Leslie McRae .... 54 Donald MacRae, Man. R, 199000 . .. .; 54 David Miller McRae .... 79 Donald MacRae, C. Dtls, 3323284. 144 David William MacRae . . . 42 Donald MacRae, N.Z.F. Arty. . 154 Dennis McCrea ..... 143 Donald MacRae, U.S. Engrs. . 157 Don. McCrae, B.C.R 129 Donald MacRae, W.W. . 160 Donald McCrae, L. Scouts, 125705 75 Donald McRae, R.N, 777 . . . 67 Donald McCrae, R.E, 217543 83 Donald McRae, R.N, J.7202 67 Donald McCrae, Camerons, 7961 . . Ill Donald McRae, R.N.R.T, 7758D.A. 67 Donald McCrae, C. Engrs. 132 Donald McRae, R.M. Light Infty. 67 Donald McCrae, N.B.R. 140 Donald McRae, S. Gds. 33 Donald McCrae, S.A. Forces, Capt. 147 Donald McRae, L. Scouts, 720 75 Donald McCrae, S.A. Forces . . 147 Donald McRae, R.E, 152948 »:. . 83 Donald McCrae, Lieut, W.W. 160 Donald McRae, R.E, 279693 > 83 Donald McCreath, H.L.I. 40 Donald McRae, R.E, 404432 83 Donald MacRae, R.N, M.30289 . 67 Donald McRae, Seaforths, 2378 , . . 101 Donald MacRae, H.M.S. " Fidget " 67 Donald McRae, Seaforths, 3870 i . • 101 Donald MacRae (" Dan."), R.N.R, Sub.-Lt. 67 Donald McRae, Seaforths, S/3902 . . . . 101 INDEX OF NAMES 239

PAGE PACK Donald McRae, Seaforths, S/12175 . . 101 Donald Christopher McRae . 134 Donald McRae, Seaforths, S/13018 . . 42 Donald Colin MacRae, C.A.M.C. . . 130 Donald McRae, Seaforths, 201309 . . . 101 Donald Douglas MacRae . . » 47 Donald McRae, Seaforths, 267492 . . . 102 Donald Duncan McRae, Nova Sco. R. . . 140 Donald McRae, Gordons, S/22019 . . .108 Donald E. Macrae, R.H.A. . 78 Donald McRae, Gordons, S/20801 . . . 108 Donald Edmund McRae, Alberta R. 51 Donald McRae, Gordons, S/22670 . . .108 Donald Findley McRae, Quebec R. 141 Donald McRae, Camerons, 7272 . . 111,125 Donald Fraser McRae, E. Ont. R. . 53 Donald McRae, Camerons, 10913 . , . 45 Donald Fraser Macrae, R.N.R. . 68 Donald McRae, Camerons, S/5509 . . . 45 Donald Grant McRae, C. Dtls. . 144 Donald McRae, Camerons, 5909 . ... • . 45 Donald Grant McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . 61 Donald McRae, Camerons, S/32728 . . 45 Donald Hector MacRae, Rly. Troops 142 Donald McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/6642 . 116 Donald Hugh McRae .... 140 Donald McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/8656 116, 125 Donald J. MacRae, Seaforths 102 Donald McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/17508 . 47 Donald J. McRae, Camerons, S/25473 . 46 Donald McRae, B.C.R 129 Donald John McCrae, Cen. Ont. R. 137 Donald McRae, C. For. Corps . . . 133 Donald John MacRae, Camerons . . 112 Donald McRae, CR. Highrs. . . .136 Donald John McRae, C. Arty. . 131 Donald McRae, Cen. Ont. R, 438335 . . 137 Donald John Lawrence McRae . 112 Donald McRae, E. Ont. R 138 Donald Kenneth Macrae 73 Donald McRae, C. Dtls 144 Donald L. McCraw 38 Donald McRae, C. Dtls, 249831 . . .144 Donald McCrimmon McRae . 68 Donald McRae, A. Arty, 1127 . . .149 Donald McKenzie McCrae, K.R.R.C. 97 Donald McRae, A. Arty, 3156 ... 57 Donald McKenzie McRae, R.N.V.R. 68 Donald McRae, A. Infty, 5417 . . . 150 Donald MacKenzie Macrae, S.A. Forces . 147 Donald McRae, A. Infty, 6116 . . . 150 Donald McLeod McRae . 138

Donald McRae, Wellington Infty. . ... : . 60 Donald MacNaughton MacRae 83 Donald McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . . .155 Donald Malcolm McRae, C.A.M.C. . 130 Donald Macrae, R.N, 346616 ... 67 Donald Marion McRae . . . . 134 Donald Macrae, R.N.R.T, 4737S.D. . .67 Donald Matheson McRae, Seaforths 102 Donald Macrae, R.N.R.T, 4979A. . . 67 Donald Matheson McRae, Auckland Infty. 59 Donald Macrae, R.N.R.T, 19691D.A. . . 67 Donald Matheson McRae, Canterbury R. . 154 Donald Macrae, R.F.C, 2nd Lt. . . . 73 Donald Murdo MacRae 68 Donald Macrae, L. Scouts, 4146 ... 31 Donald Ross Macrae . . . 102 Donald Macrae, L. Scouts, 4256 ... 75 Donald Roy McRae .... . 136 Donald Macrae, R.G.A, 129302 . . . 82 Donald Sutherland Macrae . 68 Donald Macrae, R.E, Sergt. . . 83 Donald WilUam Macrae . . . 68 Donald Macrae, K.O.S.B, Major . . . 91 Dorothy MacRae .... . 163 Donald Macrae, R.W. Kent R. . .97 Dorothy MacKenzie Macrae . 163 Donald Macrae, 4th Batt. Seaforths . . 42 Douglas McCrae, A.S.C. 120 Donald Macrae, Seaforths, 9198 ... 42 Douglas McRae, Quebec R. . 55 Donald Macrae, Seaforths, S/20078 . . 101 Douglas Archibald McRae . 137 Donald Macrae, Seaforths, S/32959 . . 101 Douglas Bruce MacRae 156 Donald Macrae, Camerons, 8259 . . . Ill Douglas Stanley Seaforth McCrea . 138 Donald Macrae, Lab. Corps . . . . 119 Dugald Cowan MacRae 94, 125 Donald Macrae, Rev. . . . . 122 Duncan McCrae, L. Scouts, 6011 . 76 Donald Macrae, C. Infty. . . .134 Duncan McCrae, R.E. . . 83 Donald Alastair Macrae . . . 31, 42, 48 Duncan MacRae, R.N, J.63901 . 68 Donald Alexander McCrea, A. Infty. . . 150 Duncan MacRae, R.N.R, 8719A. . 68 Donald Alexander MacRae, Nova Sco. R. . 140 Duncan MacRae, R.N.R, 20859D.A. . 68 Donald Alexander MacRae, N.Z. Infty, 28905 153 Duncan MacRae, R.N.R.T, 4766S.D. . 68 Donald Alexander McRae, N.Z. Infty, 33588 59 Duncan MacRae, R.N.R.T, 17262D.A. . 68 Donald Archibald MacRae, C. Engrs. . . 132 Duncan MacRae, R.N.R.T, 22499D.A. . 68 Donald Archibald McRae, C. Dtls, 439159 . 144 Duncan MacRae, R.N.V.R, Cadet 68 Donald Cameron McCrea . . . ..142 Duncan MacRae, L. Scouts, 5518 . 76 Donald Cameron Macrae . . . 94, 112, 116 Duncan MacRae, L. Scouts, 125555 76 Donald Charles McRae, Nova Sco. R. . . 140 Duncan MacRae, R.G.A. 82 240 INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE PAGE Duncan MacRae, K.R.R.C. . 97 Duncan Frederick Macrae, R.A.M.C. . . 120 Duncan MacRae, Seaforths, 10270 42 Duncan George McRae . . . .139 Duncan MacRae, Seaforths, 3297 . 102 Duncan Harold MacRae . . 93, 133, 142 Duncan MacRae, Seaforths, S/28233 102 Duncan Henry McRae .... 55 Duncan MacRae, Seaforths, 225676 102 Duncan Howard MacRae . . . .144 Duncan MacRae, Camerons, 32686 . 112 Duncan James McRae, R.A.M.C. . . .121 Duncan MacRae, Camerons, 200208 46 Duncan James McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . . . 156 Duncan MacRae, Camerons, 225698 112 Duncan James Macrae, M.B, Ch.B, W.W. . 162 Duncan MacRae, M.G.C, 132267 . 118 Duncan John MacRae, S. Gds. ... 85 Duncan MacRae, C. Arty, 2692730 131 Duncan John McRae, R.F.C. ... 30 Duncan MacRae, N.Z. Dtls, 72969 156 Duncan John McRae, Alberta R. . . . 51 Duncan McRae, R.N, M. 18359 . 68 Duncan Lachlan Macrae .... 88 Duncan McRae, R.E, 461532 33 Duncan MacKenzie Macrae . . . . 42, 46 Duncan McRae, R. Highrs. . 94 Duncan MacKenzie Macrae, S.A. Forces . 147 Duncan McRae, Seaforths, 1262 . 102, 125 Duncan MacMillan MacRae . . . . 156 Duncan McRae, Seaforths, 9014 . 102 Duncan Murray MacRae .... 57 Duncan McRae, Gordons 108 Duncan Nealon McRae, C. Dtls, 868244 . 144 Duncan McRae, Camerons, 15495 . 112 Duncan Neil Macrae . . . . .102 Duncan McRae, Camerons, 23309 . 112 Duncan Roderick McRae, R. Scots . . 34 Duncan McRae, Camerons, 23691 . 112 E. McCraw, M.G.C 1 IS Duncan McRae, A. & S. Highrs. . 116 E. McCreath, R. Sc. Fus. . . . .90 Duncan McRae, M.G.C, 186007 . 118 E. McRae, S./N 159 Duncan McRae, C. Arty, 331657 . 131 E. A. Macrae, R.N.R 68 Duncan McRae, Man. R, 1000731 54 E. D'A. McCrea ...... 121 Duncan McRae, Nova Sco. R. 140 E. G. McRae 94 Duncan McRae, Quebec R 141 E. Gwendoline M. McRae, Masseuse . . 157 Duncan McRae, A. Arty, 245 149 Ebenezer Macrae, Camerons. . . . 112 Duncan McRae, A. Arty, 7803 149 Ebenezer J. MacRae ..... 83 Duncan McRae, A. Engrs. . 149 Ebenezer K. MacRae, Camerons . . .112 Duncan McRae, A. Engrs, 121 150 Eddie Macrae, Seaforths . . . .102 Duncan McRae, A. Army 153 Edgar D. Machray ...... 122 Duncan McRae, N.Z. Dtls, 3/433 . 156 Edgar Fryer MacRae . . . . .140 Duncan McRae, N.Z. Dtls, 34894 156 Edmund McRae, Quebec R 141 Duncan Macrae, R.N, S.S.7347 . 68 Edward McCrea, Cen. Ont. R. 137 Duncan Macrae, R.N.R.T, 9806D.A. 68 Edward MacRae, L. Scouts .... 76 Duncan Macrae, H.M.S. " Dauntless " . 68 Edward MacRae, Seaforths . . . .102 Duncan Macrae, M. Marine . 68 Edward McRae, R. Highrs. . ... 94 Duncan Macrae, R.A.F. . . . 73 Edward McRae, Gordons . . . .108 Duncan Macrae, L. Scouts, 1942 . 76 Edward McRae, A.A.M.C. .' . . .148 Duncan Macrae, S. Gds. . . ) 85 Edward Macrae, Rhodesian R. . .57 Duncan Macrae, Seaforths, 12818 . 42 Edward Alexander McRae . . . .149 Duncan Macrae, Seaforths, 16660 . 102 Edward Coplen McCrea . . . 143 • Duncan Macrae, Seaforths, S/22987 . 102 Edward Henry McCrae, N.Z. Infty. . . 153 Duncan Macrae, Seaforths, S/27311 102 Edward James McCrea . . . .130 Duncan Macrae, Seaforths, 200801 102 Edward Percy Charles McRae ... 68 Duncan Macrae, Lab. Corps . . 119 Edward Samuel MacRae .... 131 Duncan Macrae, A.V.C. . , . 122 Edwin McCrea ...... 74 Duncan A. MacRae, R.A.M.C. 120 Effie McRae, W.W. (Carbost) . . .163 Duncan Albert McRae, Alberta R. 128 Effie McRae, W.W. (Ellon) .... 163 Duncan Albert Victor McRae . 150 Eleanor F. Macrae, W.W 163 Duncan Alexander MacRae, L. Scouts . . 70 Eleanor Marjorie Macrae, V.A.D.N. . . 157 Duncan Alexander McRae, C. For. Corps 133 Eliza Nina Macrae . . . . . 163 Duncan Alexander McRae, Auckland Infty. 60 Elizabeth McRae, N.S 159 Duncan Christopher McRae . 58 Elizabeth McRae, Q.M.W.A.A.C. . . 163 Duncan D. Macrae, K.O.S.B. 91 Ella MacRae-Gilstrap, Mrs. . . . 26,162 Duncan Donald MacRae . 38,48 Ella Mary MacRae, W.W 163 Duncan Farquhar McRae 139 Ella Scott MacRae 163 INDEX OF NAMES 241

PAGE Ellen Myrtle MacRae, N.S. . . 158 Farquhar Macrae, R.N. Elmer Asa McCrea . 129 Farquhar Macrae, L. Scouts . Elsie McRae, W.W. (Stornoway) . ... 163 Farquhar Macrae, R. Sc. Fus. Elsie McRae, W.W. (Ellon) . 163 Farquhar Macrae, R.A.M.C. (Lieut.) Elspeth Macrae, T.F.N.S. . 157 Farquhar Macrae, R.A.M.C, Major Farquhar Alexander McRae . Eric Anderson McRae . . 134 Farquhar M. Macrae, London R. . Eric Douglas McRae . . V—-- . —.\ 58 Fergus McRae, R.F.A. Eric Gargraves McRae . 152 Fergus McRae, E. Ont. R. . Ferguson McRae, A. & S. Highrs. Ernest McRae, Cav. & Yeo. . 74 Findlay Thos. McRae . Ernest Duncan McRae . 155 Finlay MacRae, R.N.R, 3193B. . Ernest Ewart Gladstone McRae . . 131 Finlay MacRae, R.N.R.T, 15166D.A Ernest Guy McRae . 150 Finlay MacRae, R.N.R.T, 19876D.A. Ernest Hugh Macrae . 98 Finlay MacRae, Trimmer Ernest Morson Macrae 68 Finlay MacRae, R.A.F. Ernest William McRae . 150 Finlay MacRae, R. Scots Evan MacRae, R.G.A. 32 Finlay McRae, R.G.A. Evan Macrae, R.E...... 84 Finlay McRae, R. Highrs. . Evander MacRae, R.N.R, 2126C. 29 Finlay McRae, A. & S. Highrs. Evander Macrae, R.N.R, 7500A. . 68 Finlay McRae, Otago Infty. . Evelyn M. Macrae, W.W. .163 Finlay Macrae, R.N.R, H.M.S. " Cheltenham Everett Stetson McRae . . . 140 Finlay Macrae, L. Scouts . - Everett Watson MacRae 55 Finlay Macrae, Seaforths, S/4074 Ewan Alpin McRae 149 Finlay Macrae, Seaforths, S/29838 Ewen MacRae, R.F.A. 79 Finlay Macrae, R.A.M.C. Ewen MacRae, Camerons . 112 Finlay Norman McRae Ewen McRae, Seaforths . 102 Finlay O'Neill McRae, A.A.M.C. Ewen Dunbar McRae . . 156 Finley McRae, C.R.A.F. F. MacRae, R.F.A. 79 Finley Arnold McRae . F. MacRae, R. Scots, 19308 . 86 Finley John McRae F. MacRae, Seaforths . . 102 Fleetwood Evelyn McCrea . F. McRae, R.F.C. . . ' , 73 Flora McRae, W.W. (Ellon) . F. Macrae, H.L.I. t 98 Flora Macrae, W.W. (Callanish) F. McRea, R.G.A. . 82 Flora Cameron McCrae, V.A.D.N. F. Macrae, C. Dtls, 54194 . . . 144 Flora S. MacRae F. E. McCrea, R. Fus. . 88 Florence McRae, V.A.D.N. (Kinbeachie) F. E. McRae, Seaforths .102 Florence McRae, V.A.D.N. (Elgin) F. H. C. McCrea, Cadet 74 Francis McCraith F. J. McRae, C. Dtls. . . . 144 Francis McRae, R.N.R. F. N. McRae, R.A.M.C. . 121 Francis McRae, R. Highrs. . 95 F. W. W. McCrae 88 Francis Alexander MacRae . 90 Farquhar MacRae, S. Gds, 9885 . 34 Francis George McCray 58 Farquhar MacRae, S. Gds, 17922 . 85 Francis Joseph MacRae . . 140 Farquhar MacRae, R. Highrs, 1732 95, 125 Francis Thomas McCray 54 Farquhar MacRae, R. Highrs, 265751 . . 95 Frank McCrea 53 Farquhar MacRae, Seaforths 102 Frank McRae, Gordons 108 Farquhar MacRae, Gordons . . 108 Frank McRae, Sas. R. . 143 Farquhar MacRae, Camerons 112 Frank Dobree McCrea . 55 Farquhar MacRae, A. & S. Highrs. 116,118 Frank George McRae . , 143 Farquhar MacRae, O.T.C. . . 122 Frank Haszard McRae 128 Farquhar MacRae, Capt, W.W. . . 160 Frank Henry McCrea . 144 Farquhar McRae, H.L.I. 98 Frank Laing Macrae . • . 42 Farquhar McRae, CR. Highrs. . 136 Frank McGowan McRae 137 Farquhar McRae, Cen. Ont. R. 53 Frank Stuart McRae . 131 Farquhar McRae, A. Infty. . > 150 Frank Stuart Eaton McRae, R.F.C 73,136 Farquhar McRae, N.Z. Infty. . 153 Frank Wakefield McCrea 131 242 INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE Frank William McRae . . . 150 George Alexander Macrae, Seaforths, 201931 Fred. MacRae, A.S.C. . '. . 120 George Alfred McRae .... Frederick MacRae, R. Scots . 86 George Arthur McRae .... Frederick McRae .... 55 George Arthur Macrae .... Frederick McRay, C. Engrs. . 133 George B. MacRae, Camerons Frederick Beaumont MacRae . 135 George Barron McRae, R.F.A. Frederick Donald Macrae 47 George Colquhoun McRae Frederick Edward Bradford McCrea . 139 George D. Macrae, North'd. Fus. . Frederick Farquhar McRae . 152 George Daniel MacRae, Nova Sco. R. . Frederick Kempton McRae . . 130 George Douglas McRae, M.D, W.W. Frederick William McRae 54, 164 George Duncan Macrae, M.G.C. G. McCrae, R. Scots, 50681 . 86 George Frederick McRae, Rif. Bde. G. MacRae, R.G.A 82 George Frederick McRae, Canterbury R. G. McRae, R.A.F 73 George Gordon Macrae G. McRae, Ches. R 90 George Henry McRae, Rly. Troops G. McRae, C. Engrs 133 George Herbert McRae G. MacRay, M.G.C . 118 George McC. McCrae .... G. D. McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . . . 156 George Malcolm McRae G. E. W. K. MacRae . 79 George N. McCrae, W. Rid. R. G. K. McCrae 79 George N. McRae, C. Arty. . G. P. MacRae, R.A 78 George Nicholl Allen McRae Geoffrey Gordon McCrae 58 George P. McRae, Gordons . George McCrae, R.E., 244496 84 George Pitt Taylor Macrae . . . George McCrae, Capt, R. Scots 34 George Robert MacRae George McCrae, Kt, R. Scots, Lt.-Col. . 86 George Robert McRae, N.B.R. George McCraith, R. Scots . 34 George Roonie McCrae . . . Geórge McCreath, H.L.I. . . 40, 125 George Simpson Macrae George MacRae, Cav. & Yeo. 74 George Thomas McRae George MacRae, K.O.S.B. . 91 George Wellington McCrae . George MacRae, R. Highrs. . 95 George William MacRae, Seaforths George MacRae, Seaforths, 202562 103 George William McRae, R.N.R. . George MacRae, Camerons, 11753 . 112 George William McRae, B.C.R. . George MacRae, M.G.C. . 118 George William McRae, CA. Pay Dept. George McRae, R.N.V.R. 69 George William McRae, A.A.M.C. . George McRae, Mercht. Seaman . 69 . George William McRae, A Infty. . George McRae, R.E, 360373 84 George Wilson McCrae George McRae, Pte, R. Scots 35 Gilbert McCrae, R.F.A. George McRae, Lan. Fus. 89 Gilbert McCrae, R.E George McRae, Seaforths, S/14526 . 103 Gilbert McRae George McRae, Gordons, 2196 . 108 Gladys Jane McCrae . . . George McRae, Gordons, 11813 . 108 Godfrey Francis McRae . . . George McRae, Gordons, 200277 . . 109 Gordon MacRae, C. For. Corps . ' . George McRae, Camerons, 21924 . . 112 Gordon McRae, R.A. . - . . . George McRae, Camerons, 43388 . . 112 Gordon McRae, R.F.A. . . George McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 2394 . . 116 Gordon McRae, C. Dtls. . . . George McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 326096 . 116 Gordon McRae, AX. Horse, 125 . George McRae, B.C.R, 428686 •. 51 Gordon McRae, A. Army . . George McRae, Man. R. 139 Gordon McRae, N.Z.F. Arty. George McRae, C. Dtls, 3284840 . . 144 Gordon Macrae, A.L. Horse, 294 . George McRae, A. Engrs. . . . 150 Gordon Albert McRae . George McRae, A. Infty, 786 . 150 Gordon Andrew McRae George McRae, A. Infty, 6059 . 150 Gordon MacaUister McCraw . George Macrae, Seaforths, 201810 . 42 Gordon Murray McRae George Macrae, Gordons, 240473 . . 109 Gordon Sanders McCrae . . . George Macrae, B.C.R. • . 129 Grace Dorothy McCrae, Q.A.I.M.N.S. . George A. MacRae, Seaforths . 103 Gracie MacRae George Alexander McRae, R.F.A. . . . 79 Graydon Ernest McCrea . . . INDEX NAMES 243

rAGE PAGE Gregor MacRae, L. Scouts . 76 Herbert McCrea, Rly. Troops . 142 Gregor McRae, R.E. . 84 Herbert Alexander McCrea, CA. Dent. corps. 129 Gregor Ewin MacRae . . . 150 Herbert Alexander Macrae, M.A., W.W. . 161 Gustaf Ogilvie MacRae . 129 Herbert Henry McRae . 151 Guy Kintail McCrae . 130 Herbert James McCrea . 136 H. McCrae, R.E. 84 Herbert Louis McCrae . 139 H. McCrae, Sco. Rif. . 92 Herman McRae .... 53 H. Macrae, R.G.A. 82 Hilda McRae .... . 163 H. McCrae, I.A . 123 Hiram McRae .... . 116 H. A. McCraith, A.S.C., Capt. . 120 Horace McRae .... . 145 H. G. Macrae, S.A. Infty. . 57 Horace George McCrae, A.L. Horse . 152. H. G. C. McCreath, K.O.S.B. 91 Horatio R. Macrae, Col, W.W. . . 161 H. H. McRae, A.A.M.C. . 148 Howard McRae .... . 135 H. J. McCraw, R. War. R. . 87 Hubert Wesley McRae 55 H. L. MacRey .... .141 Hugh McCrae, Rly. Troops . . 142 H. M. McCreath, R. Sc. Fus. . . 90, 98 Hugh McCrae, A. Infty. . 151 Harold MacRae, R.N.R.T. . 69 Hugh McCraw, R.F.A. 80- Harold McRae, C. Arty. . . 131 Hugh McCrea, R.E. . 84 Harold Alexander McCrea .150 Hugh McCrea, Man. R. . 13» Harold George McRae, R.N.R. 29 Hugh McCreath, A. Cyclist Corps . 48, 164 Harold James McCrea, Alberta R. '. 128 Hugh MacRae, R.N.V.R, Z/7503 . 6» Harold Murdoch McRae, A. Engrs. . 150 Hugh MacRae, R.F.A, 265013 . 8» Harold VUlard McRae . . . 133 Hugh MacRae, H.L.I. . 98 Harry McCrea, R.M. . . 69 Hugh MacRae, Camerons, 1736 46 Harry MacRae, C. Dtls. . . . 144 Hugh MacRae, Camerons, 40968 . . 112 Harry McRae, R.E. 84 Hugh MacRae, Camerons, 43162 . . 113 Harry McRae, M.G.C. . 118 Hugh MacRae, Camerons, 200228 . . 113 Harry McRae, A. Arty. . Í49 Hugh McRae, R.E. 84 Harry D. L. McCrae . . . 139 Hugh McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 8160 . ne Harry W. McRae ... 109 Hugh McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/27170 . 116 Hartwell Harold McRae . 143 Hugh McRae, C.M.G.C. . 135 Harvey Murray McCrae . 140 Hugh McRae, N.Z. Infty. . 59 Hector McCrae, O.T.C. . 122 Hugh Macrae, R.N.V.R, Z/6268 . 69 Hector McCrae, A. Infty. 151 Hugh Macrae, L. Scouts 76 Hector MacRae, Camerons, 13335 . . 112 Hugh Macrae, R.F.A, Lieut. 7» Hector MacRae, Camerons, T.R.1/15153 . 112 Hugh Macrae, Seaforths . 103 Hector McRae, Camerons, 18704 . 46 Hugh Alexander McCray . 133 Hector McRae, C. Engrs. . 133 Hugh Boyd MacRae . . . . 113 Hector Macrae, A. & S. Highrs. . . 116 Hugh Cameron MacRae 44 Hector Alexandra MacRae . , 139 Hugh Campbell McRae 69 Hector George MacRae . 103 Hugh Hayes McRae . . 143 Hector Ross Macrae 69 Hugh Hersel McRae . . 145 Helen Macrae, N.S. . 158 Hugh John McRae . . . . 131 Helen A. MacRae, N.S. 158 Hugh McDougall MacRae . . . 149 Helen Alexander McRae, Masseuse . 159 Hugh Moreland McRea . . . 148 Helen Maude Renée Macrae, V.A.D.N. . 158 Hunter Francis McRae . 148 Henry McCrae, D'patch Rider . . 119 I. McRae, E. Ont. R, 35482 . 138 Henry McRae, Seaforths 103 Ian MacRae, E. Ont. R. . 138 Henry McRae, A. Infty. . 151 Ian McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . 156 Henry Falding McCrea . 149 Ian Macrae, Gordons . . 10» Henry Harry Alexander McCrea . 39 Ian Chisholm MacRae . . . . . 154 Henry J. McCrae, C. Dtls. . . 144 Ian Macpherson Macrae . 123 Henry James McRae . . . .103 Ina MacRae .... . 163 Henry John McRae, A. Arty. . 149 Isabella M. MacRae, Sister . . 159 Henry John McRae, A.L. Horse . 152 Ivan James MacRae . . 145 Henry St. George Murray McRae . . 123 Ivan Keith McCrae . 131 Henry Thomas MacRae . 156 Ivor Alexander Macrae 37 17 244 INDEX F NAMES PAGE PAGE J. McCrae, Cav. & Yeo. . . . . 74 J. A. MacRae, Camerons . . . .113 J. McCrae, S. Gds, 16650 .... 85 J. A. McRae, A. Engrs 150 J. McCrae, R. Scots, 18004 .... 86 J. A. C. Macrae, R.F.A 80 J. McCrae, R. Lane. R, 22239 ... 87 J. A. M. McCreath 87 J. McCrae, R. Sc. Fus, 26387 ... 90 J. B. McCrea, R. Fus 88 J. McCrae, Ches. R 90 J. C. Macrae, A. & S. Highrs. . . .116 J. McCrae, Scot. Rif, 290083 ... 37 J. Cameron MacRae ..... 82 ' J. McCrae, K.O.S.B, 41415 .... 91 J. D. McCrae, R. Scots .... 86 J. McCrae, K.O.S.B, 41691 .... 91 J. E. McCrea, R.F.C 73,136 J. McCrae, K.O.S.B, 43042 .... 91 J. E. McCrea, R.E 84 J. McCrae, R. Innis. Fus, 21667 ... 92 J. F. McRae, A.S.C, 2nd Lt. ... 120 J. McCrae, R. Highrs, 5081 95 J. G. McRae, Lan. Fus, Lieut. ... 89 J. McCrae, H.L.L, 15705 .... 98 J. G. McRae, R. Innis. Fus, 29603 . . 92 J. McCrae, M.G.C. 118 J. G. McRae, R. Ir. Fus 115 J. McCrae, C. Arty, Lt.-Col. . . .131 J. H. McCrea, A. Infty 151 J. McCraw, N.Z. Infty. . . . . 153 J. H. McRae, R.E 84 J. McCray, Leins. R 118 J. H. McRae, C. Infty 134 J. McCraw, R. Scots 86 J. H. Macrae, Seaforths .... 103 J. McCraw, R. Highrs. .... 95 J. H. W. McCraw 145 J. McCrea, R.F.A, 794 .... 80 J. Henry McCrea, R.I. Rif 47 J. McCrea, R. War. R, 2nd Lt. . . . 87 J. L. McRae, C. Dtls 145 J. McCrea, E. York R 89 J. M. McRae, R.G.A...... 82 J. McCrea, Sco. Rif 92 J. McR. McRae, S.A. Forces . . .147 J. McCrea, R. Innis. Fus, 17805 ... 92 J. R. McCray, S. Wales Bord. . . . 90 J. McCrea, R. Innis. Fus, 18400 ... 92 J. R. Macrae, Seaforths . . . .103 J. McCrea, R. Innis. Fus, 21918 . . . 92 J. T. McCrae, W.W...... 163 J. McCrea, R. Ir. Rif, 10950 . . . 115 J. T. Machray ...... 109 J. McCrea, R. Ir. Rif, 16211 . .115 J. W. MacRae, A.L. Horse . . . .152 J. McCrea, I.A, Lieut. . . . .123 Jack McCrae, A. Arty. . . . .149 J. McCreath, R.E 84 Jack Henderson MacRae . . . .117 J. McCreath, R. Sc. Fus 90 Jack Wilfred MacRae 131 J. McCreath, N.S 158 James McCrae, R.N. . . . , ... 69 J. Machray, R.A 78 James McCrae, R.N.R, 4071S.D. ... 69 J. Machray, Seaforths .... 103 James McCrae, R.F.C...... 73 J. Mackrae, Welsh R. . . . , 93 James McCrae, R.F.A, L/4162 ... 80 J. MacRae, R.W. Kent R 97 James McCrae, S. Gds. .... 85 J. MacRae, H.L.I, 200626 .... 98 James McCrae, R. Sc. Fus, 18004 . . 90 J. MacRae, Seaforths, 12796 . . . 103 James McCrae, Seaforths, 174 . . „ . 103 J. MacRae, S.A. Infty, . , . . 57 James McCrae, Seaforths, S/4086 . .103 J. MacRae, W.W. . . . .161 James McCrae, Lab. Corps . . . . 119 J. McRae, Manch. R...... 97 James McCrae, Sas. R. . . . . 56 J. McRae, R.F.A, 651083 . . . . 80 James McCrae, S.A. Forces .... 147 J. McRae, R. Scots, 11253 .... 86 James McCrae, A. Infty. .... 58 J. McRae, R. Scots, 51673 . . . . 86 James McCrae, A.L. Horse .... 59 J. McRae, R. Fus 88 James McCrae, Capt, W.W. . . .161 J. McRae, Welsh R 93 James McCraw, Seaforths .... 103 J. McRae, Seaforths, 2898 . . . .103 James McCrea, R.N.R. .... 69 J. McRae, Seaforths, 2964 . . . .103 James McCrea, R.M. . . . . 69 J. McRae, H.L.I, 1027 .... 98 James McCrea, R. Scots. . . . . 86 J. McRae, Gordons, 1823 . . . .109 James McCrea, R. Innis Fus, 16211 . . 37 J. McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 16350 . . .116 James McCrea, E. Ont. R 138 J. McRae, Lab. Corps, 651083 . . .119 James McCrea, C. Dtls, 124 . . . 145 J. McRae, R.A.M.C...... 121 James McCrea, C. Dtls, 3102 ' . . .145 J. McRae, R.A.M.C, 2130 .... 121 James McCrea, C. Dtls, 3347435 . . .145 J. McRae, C. Infty, 889742 .... 134 James McCreath ...... 49 J. McRae, C. Dtls, 167307 .... 145 James MacRae, R.N.R.T 69 J. MacRay, Cen. Ont. R, 892104 . . .137 James MacRae, R. W. Fus 90 INDEX OF NAMES 245

PAGE PAGE James MacRae, Seaforths, 2418 103 James Macrae, Scot. Rif 37 James MacRae, Seaforths, 5329 . . . 103 James Macrae, R. Highrs, 1305 . 3» James MacRae, Seaforths, S/13263 43 James Macrae, R. Highrs, 43093 . 3» James MacRae, Gordons, 14057 44 James Macrae, Seaforths, 1756 103 James MacRae, Gordons, S/21910 . 109 James Macrae, Seaforths, S/27761 103 James MacRae, Camerons, 1473 . . 113 James Macrae, Gordons, T.R./8034 109 James MacRae, Camerons, 2496 113 James Macrae, Gordons, 200706 . 109 James MacRae, Camerons, T.R.1/13995 . 113 James Macrae, Camerons, 15992 . 113 James MacRae, Camerons, 27631 . . 113 James Macrae, Camerons, 34357 . 113 James MacRae, Camerons, 43679 . 113 James Macrae, C.A.M.C 130 James MacRae, R.A.M.C. . 121 James Macrae, C. Dtls, A/20085 . 145 James MacRae, Alberta R. . 51 James Macrae, E. African R. 57 James MacRae, Nova Sco. R. . 140 James Macrae, S.A. Forces, Sgt.-M. 147 James MacRae, N.Z. Dtls. . 156 James Macrae, S.A. Forces . . . . 147 James McRae, Boatswain 69 James Alexander McRae, W. Ont. R. . 143 James McRae, R.F.A, 53327 . . 80 James Alexander McRae, C. Dtls, 651129 145 James McRae, R.F.A, 92765 80 James Alexander McRae, C. Dtls, 2293807 . 145 James McRae, R.F.A, 104045 80 James Alexander Leith McCraw . 56 James McRae, R.F.A, 276922 80 James B. McCreath, H.L.I 41 James McRae, R.G.A 82 James B. McRae, Midd'x. R. 97 James McRae, R.E, 93085 . 84 James Benjamin McRae . 145 James McRae, R.E, 123814 84 James Bruce McRae, Gordons 44 James McRae, R.E, 220977 84 James Carvie McCrae 69 James McRae, R.E, 397786 84 James Colquhoun McRae .... 48 James Mckae, R. Lane. R. . 87 James Donald MacRae, Man. R. . 54 James McRae, H.L.I, 40606 98 James Donald McRae, C.M.G.C. . . . 135 James McRae, H.L.L, 240470 98 James Douglas Macrae .... 6» James McRae, Seaforths, 4908 103 James Duncan MacRae, Camerons 46 James McRae, Seaforths, S/21418 . 43 James Duncan MacRae, C.A.M.C. 130 James McRae, Seaforths, 266065 . 43 James Duncan McRae, Man. R. . 139 James McRae, Seaforths, 266096 . . 103 James Duncan McRae, C. Dtls. 145 James McRae, Gordons, 240708 . . 109 James E. MacRae, Seaforths 104 James McRae, Gordons, 285029 . . 109 James Edward McCrea . . 138 James McRae, Camerons, 22828 . . 113 James Farquhar McRae, H.L.L . . Í)8 , 125 James McRae, Camerons, 24085 . 113 James George McRae, R. Innis. Fus, 2nd Lt. 92 James McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 1st Batt. 47 James George McRae, Alberta R. . 51 James McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 337 47 James Gordon McCrae, Alberta R. 51 James McRae, Gordons, 3203 44 James Hannah McCrea . .« ; 80 James McRae, Motor M.G.C. . 119 James Hector McRae ..... 84 James McRae, C.A.S.C, 513625 . 130 James Henry McCrea, N.Z. Rif. . 60 James McRae, C. Arty. . 131 James Howard McCrea . . . . 142 James McRae, C.M.G.C. ... 135 James J. McRae, S.A. Forces 147 James McRae, Cen. Ont. R, Lt. . . 137 James Joseph McCrea, C. Dtls. 145 James McRae, East Ont. R, 51322 54 James Montgomery McRae .... 139 James McRae, East Ont. R, 410964 54 James Parker McCrae ..... 60 James McRae, Quebec R...... 141 James Peterkin McRae .... 109 James McRae, C. Dtls, 67 . . . 145 James Robert McRae . . . . 140 James McRae, C. Dtls, 690136 . 145 James Ross MacRae . . . 76 James McRae, A.A.M.C. . . . 148 James Sinclair McCrae .... 148 James McRae, A. Arty. . 149 James W. MacRae, R.E 84 James McRae, A. Engrs. . . . 150 James W. Macrae, Camerons 113 James McRae, N.Z. Rif. . . . 155 James W. G. McCrae ..... 95 James McRae, Insp, W.W. . 161 James Walker McCrae ..... 139 James McRea, C. Dtls. . 145 James Watson McRae . . . . 115 James Macrae, R.N.R. ... 69 James William McCraith, Sir, W.W. 161 James Macrae, L. Scouts 76 James William McCrea .... 133 James Macrae, R. Sc. Fus, 203344 90 Janet Isabel MacRae, V.A.D.N. . 153 246 INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE PAGE Jean McRae, ïJ.S. . 158 John MacRae, L. Scouts, 629 76 Jessie McRae, W.W. . . 163 John MacRae, R.F.A, 193069 80 Jessie Ann MacRae, N.S. 158 John MacRae, R.G.A, 4053 . 33 Joan Macrae .... . 163 John MacRae, S. Gds. . 85 John McCrae, R.N, K.22922 30 John MacRae, R. Scots, 35492 86 John McCrae, R.N, J.82923 69 John MacRae, R. Sc. Fus, 62896 . 90 John McCrae, Cav. & Yeo. . 75 John MacRae, R. Highrs, S/18313 95 John McCrae, Scot. Horse, 152369 77 John MacRae, R. Highrs, 29313 . 95 John McCrae, R.F.A, 56354 . . 80 John MacRae, Seaforths, S/7060 . 104 John McCrae, R.F.A, 797255 80 John MacRae, Seaforths, S/17911 . 43 John McCrae, R. Scots, 34572 86 John MacRae, Seaforths, 23059 . . 104 John McCrae, R. Sc. Fus, 23343 . 90 John MacRae, Seaforths, S/28059 . 104 John McCrae, York & Lane. R. . 97 John MacRae, Seaforths, S/31472 . . 104 John McCrae, H.L.I. . 98 John MacRae, Seaforths, 200777 . 104 John McCrae, Gordons, S/11387 . 109 John MacRae, Seaforths, 201836 . . 104 John McCrae, Gordons, 33769 . . 110 John MacRae, Seaforths, 203246 . 104 John McCrae, A. & S. Highrs, 2nd Lt. 117 John MacRae, Seaforths, 204593 . 43 John McCrae, A. & S. Highrs, 367 117 John MacRae, Seaforths, 204596 . . 104 John McCrae, A. & S. Highrs, S/4055 117 John MacRae, Gordons, S/18871 . . 109 John McCrae, A. & S. Highrs, S/26097 . 117 John MacRae, Gordons, 21909 109,118 John McCrae, A. & S. Highrs, 277491 . 117 John MacRae, Gordons, 30502 . 109 John McCrae, Lt.-Col, C.A.M.C. . 52 John MacRae, Camerons, 1495 46 John McCrae, B.C.R. . 129 John MacRae, Lab. Corps . . 119 - John McCrae, C.A.S.C. 130 John MacRae, R.A.M.C, 1029 121 John McCrae, C. Dtls, 2283 , . 145 John MacRae, C.M.G.C, 541193 . . 135 John McCrae, A. Arty. 149 John MacRae, Man. R, 71338 54 John McCrae, N.Z. Rif, Major. . 155 John MacRae, Man. R, 71932 139 John McCrae, N.Z. Dtls, 33927 . 156 John MacRae, Man. R, 892181 139 John McCrae, Sgt.-M, W.W. 161 John MacRae, C. Dtls. . 145 John McCraith, R.A. . 32 John MacRae, C. Dtls, 80044 . 145 John McCraith, R.E. . 33 John MacRae.'C. Dtls, 141356 . 145 John McCraw, Seaforths 43 John MacRae, S.A. Forces . . 147 John McCrea, R.N. 69 John MacRae, A. Army (Bracadale) . 153 John McCrea, R.F.A, 786054 80 John MacRae, Sgt, W.W. . . 161 John McCrea, R.E, 140743 . 33 John MacRae, Insp, W.W. . . 161 John McCrea, R.E, 243994 . 84 John McRae, R.N.R, 124201 30 John McCrea, Man. R, 2380798 . . 139 John McRae, Clyde Z/65 30 John McCrea, A. Army, 1124 153 John McRae, R.N.R, 10880D.A. . 69 John McCreath, R.E, 42902 33 John McRae, R.N.V.R. (Dingwall) 70 John MacRae-Gilstrap, Lt.-Col. . . 24, 95 John McRae, R.N.V.R, Clyde Z/110 70 John MacRae, R.N, J.66357 69 John McRae, R.M.L.Infty. . 70 John MacRae, R.N.R, 1395C 30 John McRae, Seaman, 2228D 70 John MacRae, R.N.R, 3797A. 69 John McRae, Scot. Horse, D/18725 77 John MacRae, R.N.R, 5440A. 69 John McRae, R.F.A, 60677 . 80 John MacRae, R.N.R, 9331A. 69 John McRae, R.E, 28756 . 84 John MacRae, R.N.R.T, 4811S.D. 30 John McRae, R.E, 93065 . 84 John MacRae, R.N.R.T, 3425S.D. 69 John McRae, R.E, 262008 . 84 John MacRae, R.N.R.T, 4738S.D. 70 John McRae, R. War. R. 87 John MacRae, R.N.R.T, 17265D.A. 70 John McRae, R. Sc. Fus, 13085 . 36 John MacRae, R.N.R.T, 20862D.A. 70 John McRae, R. Highrs, Piper . . 95, 125 John MacRae, R.N.R.T, 21099D.A. 70 John McRae, R. Highrs, S/18019 . 95 John MacRae, R.N.R.T, H.M.T." Hawthorn Bud" 70 John McRae, R. Highrs, 291593 . 39 John MacRae, Seaman . 70 John McRae, H.L.I, 13232 . 41 John MacRae, R.F.C. . . . 73 John McRae, Seaforths, S/29010 . . 104 John MacRae, Cav. & Yeo, 3552 . 75' John McRae, Seaforths, 29888 . 104 John MacRae, Cav. & Yeo, 6630 . 75 John McRae, Seaforths, 265269 . . 104 John MacRae, Cav. & Yeo, 14806 75 John McRae, Gordons, 7837 . 109 INDEX OF NAMES 247 PAGE John McRae, Gordons, S/22048 109 John Macrae, C. Dtls. . John McRae, Gordons, S/22742 109 John Macrae, C. Dtls, 551402 John McRae, Gordons, S/29088 109 John Macrae, A. Infty, 6120 John McRae, Gordons, S/29313 109 John Macrae, Auckland Infty. John McRae, Gordons, 266801 10, 118 John A. MacRae, Scottish Horse . John McRae, Camerons, 4692 46 John A. McRae, R. Scots. . John McRae, Camerons, S/5186 113 John A. Macrae, Rev. . . John McRae, Camerons, S/10529 113 John Alexander MacRae, Camerons John McRae, Camerons, 17549 113 John Alexander MacRae, C. Infty. John McRae, Camerons, S/22048 46 John Alexander McRae, B.C.R. . John McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 744 117 John Alexander McRae, B.C.R, 628496 John McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/4585 117 John Alexander McRae, C. Engrs. John McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 8243 48 John Alexander McRae, Lt, Can. Infty. John McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/9574 117 John Alexander McRae, Can. M. Rif, 622750 John McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 9620 117 John Alexander McRae, C. Dtls, 3323520 John McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/10382 48 John Alexander McRae, A. Infty, 5067 John McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 202692 117 John Alexander McRae, A. Infty, 7535 John McRae, A. & S. Highrs, 350044 117 John Alexander McRae, A.L. Horse John McRae, M.G.C. . 118 John Alexander Macrae, R.G.A. . John McRae, Tanks 119 John Alexander Macrae, Black Watch . John McRae, Alberta R. 128 John Alexander Macrae, Camerons, 12183 John McRae, C.F.A, 301142 52 John Allan McRae John McRae, C. Arty. . 131 John Allen Duncan McRae . John McRae, C. Engrs. 133 John Alphonsus McCrae John McRae, C. For. Corps, 420876 133 John Angus MacRae, Sc. Rif. John McRae, C. For. Corps, 1048857 133 John Angus Macrae, E. Ont. R. John McRae, C.M.G.C, 135540 . 135 John Archibald MacRae, Man. R. John McRae, C. Vet. Corps . 136 John Archibald McRae, Quebec R John McRae, Cen. Ont. R. . 137 John Archibald McRae, A. Engrs. John McRae, Man. R, A. 20876 . 139 John Archibald McLaren McRae, C. Dtls John McRae, Man. R, 718370 139 John Archie McRae, Alberta R. . John McRae, Quebec R. 55 John Archie McRae, B.C.R. . John McRae, W. Ont. R. 56 John Arthur McRae . , . John McRae, C. Dtls, 892147 145 John Balmer McRae . John McRae, A. Infty, 1710 151 John Baxter McRae, Gordons John McRae, A. Infty, 2111 . 151 John Baxter McRae, C. Engrs. John McRae, A. Infty, 3388 58 John Beith McCraw . John McRae, A. Infty, 4178 151 John Biglow MacRae . John McRae, A.L. Horse 152 John Brown McCrae . John McRae, 153 John Cecil MacRae A. Army (Launceston) John McRae, 153 John Charles MacRae, S. Gds. A. Army, 2181 John McRae, 59 John Charles McRae, A. & S. Highrs N.Z. Infty. . John McRae, 154 John Charles McRae, A. Infty, 1397 N.Z.M.G.C. . John McRae, 155 John Cleveland McCrie N.Z. Rif, 81594 John McRae, 156 John CoUn McRae ", N.Z. Dtls, 28520 . John Macrae, 76 John Colin McRae, A. Infty, 2389 L. Scouts, 1910 John Macrae, 76 John Colin McRae, A. Infty, 2426 L. Scouts, 125589 . John Macrae, 76 John Daniel McRae L. Scouts, 126317 . John Macrae, 80 John David McRae R.F.A, 2nd Lt. John Macrae, 87 John Dempster MacRae North'd. Fus. . John Macrae, 104 John Dickson McCrae . Seaforths, S/23389 . John Macrae, 104 John Donald McCrea . Seaforths, S/27868 . John Macrae, 113 John Donald MacRae, Seaforths, 1070 Camerons, 24 . John Macrae, 117 John Donald MacRae, Seaforths, 267511 A. & S. Highrs, 250927 John Macrae, 120 John Donald McRae, Camerons . A.S.C, 35492 . John Macrae, 120 John Douglas Macrae . A.S.C, 461925 John Macrae, 121 John Duncan MacRae, North'd Fus. R.A.M.C, 90870 248 INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE John Duncan MacRae, C. Arty. . PAGE . 132 John Norman MacRae, C. Infty. . 135 John Duncan MacRae, Nova Sco. R. 141 John Norman McRae, C. Dtls. 145 John Duncan McRae, R.G.A. 82 John Ogilvy Macrae, W.W. . . 161 John Duncan McRae, Sas. R. 56 John P. McCraith .... 70 John Duncan McRae, A. Arty. 149 John Robert McCray .... 97 John Duncan McRae, A. Infty, 2994 . . 151 John Robert McRae, Man. R. 139 John Duncan McRae, A. Infty, 6359 . 58 John Robert McRae, Sas. R. . 143 John Duncan McRae, A. Infty, 7761 . 151 John Roderick McRae, Quebec R. 142 John Duncan Macrae, R.N.R.T. . 70 John Ross Ogilvie McRae . . 145 John Duncan Macrae, M.A, W.W. . 161 John Roy McRae .... 130 John Duncan George MacRae 73 John Ruben McCrea .... . 134 John Dunn McRae, R.E. 84 John Stephen Macrae .... 59 John Edward McRae . . 132 John Stewart McRae .... . 132 John Eric MacRae, Rev. 122 John Thomas McRae, A. Infty. . 151 John Eric Robert McRae 129 John Watt McRae .... 70 John F. MacRae, Seaforths . 104 John William MacRae, R.H.A. 78 John F. McRae, R.G.A. 82 John William MacRae, R.F.A. 80 John Ferguson MacRae, C. Engrs. 133 John William McRae, Quebec R. . 142 John Fergusson Macrae, R. Scots . 86, 118 John William McRae, A. Infty. . 151 John Findley McRae .... . 145 John William Russell McRae . 153 J"hn Finlay Macrae, R. Highrs. . 95 John Wilson McRae .... . 134 John Finlay Noel Macrae . . 73 95, 113 Jonathan F. Macrae .... 41, 125 John Fisher McRae .... 120 Joseph McCrea, R. Innis. Fus, 4397 37 John Frank McRae .... . 132 Joseph McCrea, Quebec R. . 142 John Fraser Reynell McRae . . 151 Joseph McCrea, A. Arty. . . . 149 John George MacRae, A. & S. Highrs. . • . 117 Joseph MacRae, Seaforths, 2931 . 105 John George Macrae, E. Surr. R. . 93, 118 Joseph MacRae, Camerons, S/2485 . 114 John George Macrae, Camerons . 113 Joseph McRae, Bord. R. 93 John Gillis McRae .... 139 Joseph McRae, Yorks L.I. . 39 John Gordon McRae . . - . 130 Joseph McRae, Gordons . 110 John Harold Macrae, Sc. Rif. 37 Joseph McRae, Camerons, 3rd Batt. 114 John Harold MacRae, R.G.A. 82 Joseph McRae, C. Engrs. . 133 John Hugh McRae, A.L. Horse . 59 Joseph Macrae, Seaforths, S/40455 105 John Hugh Macrae, Seaforths 43 Joseph Benedict McCrea 138 John Hunter McRae .... . 130 Joseph Francis McRae 145 John Jarvie McCrea .... 70 Joseph Lee McCrea 130 John Joseph McRae .... 131 Joseph Low McRae . " . 70 John Joseph McRae, A. Arty. . 149 Joseph Nixon Macrae, Bord. R, 2nd Lt. 38 John Kenneth McRae .... 149 Joseph Percy McRae, R.F.C. 74, 136 John Kirk McCrae . . . ƒ. 70 Jos. R. McCrae, R.E. . . . . 84 John Kyrle McCrae . . . » . 153 Joseph William MacRae, N.Z. Dtls. 61 John L. McRae, L'pool R. . . . 88 Julian McRae . . . . 40 John Lawrence MacRae, N.B.R. . 55 K. MacRae, R.F.A, 221482 . 80 John Lawrence McRae, Man. R. . 139 K. McRae, R.F.A, 46753 ' . 80 John Lewis Macrae .... . 123 K. McRae, A.S.C . 120 John M. (Ian) Macrae, Midd'x. R. 40 K. McRae, A. Army . . . . . 153 John McArthur McRae . 117 K. Macrae, Seaforths, 1559 . . . . 105 John MacGregor Macrae, M.G.C. . 113,118 Karl Scovill McCrea .... . 143 John McGregor McRae, N.Z. Rif. . . 155 Katie MacRae . 163 John McNeely McCrea 137 Keith McRae . 151 John Malcolm McRae, Seaforths . 104 Keith Golian McRae . . . . 151 John Morrison MacRae 151 Keith William McRae .... . 156 John Neil MacRae, E. Ont. R. . 138 Kenneth McCrae, Camerons, Capt. . 114 John Neil McRae, Seaforths . 43 Kenneth McCrae, Camerons, 2nd Lt. . 114 John Nicholson Macrae, Seaforths . 104 Kenneth McCrae, A. & S. Highrs, S/27932 . 117 John Nicholson McRae, N.Z. Infty. . 153 Kenneth MacRae, R.N.R, Seaman 70 John Nigel MacRae .... 30, 39 Kenneth MacRae, R.N.R.T, 12673D.A. 70 INDEX OF NAMES 249

PAGE PAGE Kenneth MacRae, Merchant Seaman . . 70 L. J. McRae, R.F.A 80 Kenneth MacRae, R.F.C 74 L. J. McRae, Rif. Bde ng Kenneth MacRae, R.F.A 80 L. W. McRae, R.F.A...... 80 Kenneth MacRae, R.G.A, 4835 ... 82 Lachlan McCrae, Seaforths, S/27788 . . 105 Kenneth MacRae, R.G.A, 166254 . . 33 Lachlan MacRae, L. Scouts .... 76 Kenneth MacRae, H.L.I. . . . 98 Lachlan MacRae, N.Z. Rif. . . . . 155 Kenneth MacRae, Seaforths, S/23317 . . 105 Lachlan Macrae, Seaforths, S/29681 . . 105 Kenneth MacRae, Seaforths, S/23388 . . 105 Lachlan Macrae, Camerons, A/Capt. . . 114 Kenneth MacRae, Seaforths, S/40464 . . 43 Lachlin MacRae, R.N.R 70 Kenneth MacRae, Camerons, 11819 . . 114 Lady McCraith \Q% Kenneth MacRae, Can. M. Rif. ... 52 Laura M. Macrae, Mrs. .... 163 Kenneth MacRae, A. Infty, 4327 . . .151 Leonard James MacRae . . , ,145 Kenneth MacRae, W.W. (Killin) . . .161 Leonard Sayer MacRae . . . .131 Kenneth McRae, R.N.R, 2541C. . . . 70 Leopold George McRae . . . .151 Kenneth McRae, R.N.R, 8099A. ... 70 Leslie McCray, B.C.R...... 129 Kenneth McRae, H.L.I, 330421 ... 41 Leslie McRae, R. Highrs 95 Kenneth McRae, Seaforths, S/23735 . . 105 Leslie McRae, Gordons . . . .110 Kenneth McRae, Gordons . . . .110 Leslie McRae, Camerons . . . .114 Kenneth McRae, Camerons, 18819 . . 114 Leslie McRae, N.Z. Dtls...... 60 Kenneth McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/18588 . 117 Leslie Donald McRae 150 Kenneth McRae, C. Dtls 145 Leslie William McCrae . . . .153 Kenneth McRae, A. Infty, 2360 ... 58 Lester McRae 145 Kenneth McRae, A. Infty, 5158 . . .151 Lewis George Macrae, R. Scots ... 35 Kenneth McRae, N.Z. Dtls, Lieut. . . 156 Linden Fraser MacRae .... 146 Kenneth Macrae, R.N. .... 70 Lionel Oscar McCrae ..... 57 Kenneth Macrae, R.G.A, 4187 ... 82 Lionel Vincent McRay . . . .151 Kenneth Macrae, R.G.A, 4811 . . . 82 Louis J. Macrae ...... 70 Kenneth Macrae, Seaforths, 1999 . . . 105 Lucy M. McRae 163 Kenneth Macrae, Seaforths, S/23739 . . 105 Mrs. McCrae, Guelph, W.W. . . .162 Kenneth Macrae, Seaforths, 201262 . . 43 Mrs. MacRae of Conchra .... 162 Kenneth Macrae, R.A.M.C. .... 121 Mrs. MacRae, Portland, W.W. . 162 Kenneth Macrae, W.W 161 Mrs. McRae, Dalwhinnie, W.W. . . . 162 Kenneth Macrae, Woodman, W.W. . . 161 Mrs. Macrae, Yately, W.W 162 Kenneth Alexander MacRae ... 41 Miss Macrae, Strathpeffer, W.W. . . .162 Kenneth Bertram McRae . . . .155 M. McCreath, R. Sc. Fus. .... 90 Kenneth Bruce McRae , . . . 155 M. MacRae, Seaforths, 6724 . . ' . 105 Kenneth Campbell McCrea . . . .132 M. MacRae, Seaforths, 242340 . . .105 Kenneth Charles Ernest Macrae . . . 36 M. McRae, Seaforths, 265410 . . .105 Kenneth D. McRae, Seaforths . . .105 M. McRae, A. Army . . , . .153 Kenneth D. Macrae, A.S.C 120 M. Macrae, H.L.I...... 99 Kenneth Duncan Cameron Macrae . . 121 M. F. MacRae, R. Highrs. . 95 Kenneth James MacRae, S. Gds. . . . 85 M. H. McRae, Nova Sco. R. ... 141 Kenneth John McRae, A. Infty. . . .151 Mabel MacRae ...... 163 Kenneth McLean McRae . . . .151 Mack MacRae ...... 141 Kenneth Matheson Macrae .... 32 Maggie McRae, Nurse . . . .. - . 158 Kenneth Murdock McRae .... 55 Maggie Bell McRae, Nurse .... 158 Kenneth Norman McRae, C.F.A. ... 52 Malcolm McCraith, A.S.C. .... 120 Kenneth Norman McRae, Man. R. . . 139 Malcolm MacRae, 136807, H.M. " Wordsworth " 70 Kenneth Norman MacKenzie Macrae . . 70 Malcolm MacRae, R.E. . . 84 Kenneth Rainholt McRae .... 133 Malcolm MacRae, A. & S. Highrs, 2310 . 48 Kenneth Roderick McRae, R.N.R.T. . . 70 Malcolm MacRae, C. For. Corps, Lieut. . . 134 Kenneth Stuart MacRae . . . . 90, 95 Malcolm MacRae, C. For. Corps, 844842 . 134 Kenneth Wallace McRae . . . . 53 Malcolm MacRae, Lt, Can. M. Rif. . .53 Kenneth William Duncan MacRae . . 121 Malcolm MacRae, Man. R 139 Kenneth Y. McCraith 96 Malcolm MacRae, W.W. . . 161 L. Macrae, S.A. Forces . . . .147 Malcolm McRae, R.N.R ; 70 L. Gordon Macrae, H.L.I 99 Malcolm McRae, Camerons . . . .114 250 INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE Malcolm McRae, A. & S. Highrs. 117 PAGE Murdo MacRae, Seaforths, S/27500 106 Malcolm McRae, C. Engrs. . 133 Murdo McRae, Scot. Horse . 77 Malcolm McRae, S.A. Forces 147 Murdo McRae, R. Highrs. 95 Malcolm McRae, A. Infty. 151 Murdo McRae, Manch. R. . 97 Malcolm McRae, N.Z. Dtls. 156 Murdo McRae, Seaforths, S/7423 . 105 Malcolm Macrae, R.N.R.T. 30 Murdo McRae, Seaforths, 202688 . 106 Malcolm Macrae, R.G.A. 82 Malcolm Macrae, H.L.I. Murdo McRae, Seaforths, 623499 . . 106 99 Murdo McRae, Lab. Corps . Malcolm Beaton MacRae 82,120 . 119 Malcolm Innes McRae . Murdo Macrae, R.N 71 60 Murdo Macrae, R.N.R.T, 18762D.A. Malcolm John MacRae, K.O.S.B. 91,119 71 Malcolm John MacRae, A. Arty, 1853 Murdo Macrae, R.N.R.T, 19403D.A. 71 149 Murdo Macrae, Cav. & Yeo. Malcolm John McRae, A. Arty, 2066 149 75 Malcolm John Duncan Finlayson MacRae Murdo Macrae, R.F.A. 80 95 Murdo Macrae, Seaforths, 10236 . Margaret MacRae, The Lady 162 105 Murdo Macrae, Seaforths, 201333 . Margaret MacRae, Matron 158 106, 119 Murdo Macrae, Gordons Margaret McRae, W.W. 164 44 Murdo Macrae, N.Z. Rif. Margaret Adam Macrae 164 155 Murdo A. McRae, Camerons Margaret Isabelle MacRae, 158 114 Margaret W. MacRae, N.S. s. 158 Murdo Alexander MacRae, A. & S. Highrs. 117 Margaret Wilhelmina Macrae, Murdo John McRae .... 76 N. 158 Marjory Taylor MacRae 164 Murdo McKenzie Macrae 121 Martin Macrae, The Rev. ), 105 Murdoch Alden McRae . . 156 Martin S. Macrae 44 Murdoch Alexander McRae, N.Z.M.G.C. 154 Mary MacRae, W.A.A.C. 164 Murdoch Alexander McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . 156 Mary McRae, Nurse . 158 Murdoch MacRae, A. & S. Highrs. 48 Mary A. Macrae, Matron 158 Murdoch McRae, Seaforths, S/23253 106 Mary A. F. Macrae, V.A.D.N. 158 Murdoch McRae, A. Infty. . 58 Mary F. Macrae, W.W. 164 Murdoch Macrae, Seaforths, S/23377 106 Mary Florence McRae, N.S. 158 Murdoch Macrae, C.S.M, W.W. . . 161 Mary M. Macrae, Nurse 158 Murdoch McLennan McRae 60 Matthew McCrae, Seaforths 43 Murdock McRae, Nova Sco. R. 141 Matthew MacRae, H.L.I. 41 Murdock McRae, C. Dtls, 745424 . . 146 Matthew Alexander MacRae 33 Murdock McRae, C. Dtls, 3137093 . 146 Matthew Marshall McCrae 84 Murdock Alexander McRae . 146 Maxwell MacRae 164 Murdock Finlay McRae . 129 Melvin Macrae . 99 Murdock John MacRae . 141 Melvin Robertson McRae 146 Murdock Thomas MacRae . 95, 136 Michael Duncan McRae 58 N. MacRae, Seaforths, 1241 . . 106 Milton John McRae 141 N. T. McRae, N.S. . . . - 158 Moore Frederick McRae 146 Nathaniel McRae .... 97 Morag McRae 164 Neil MacRae, R.N.R, 99099 30 Murdie Lloyd MacRae . 146 Neil MacRae, R.N.V.R, 43115 71 Murdo MacRae, R.N.R, 2792B. 71 Neil MacRae, Camerons 46 Murdo MacRae, R.N.R.T, 4762S.L 71 Neil McRae, R.N.R, 815193 30 Murdo MacRae, R.N.R.T, 19304D. 71 Neil McRae, R.F.A 80 Murdo MacRae, Navy (Glenshiel) 71 Neil McRae, A. Infty, 2255 . 58 Murdo MacRae, R.F.C. 74 Neil McRae, A. Infty, 7046 . Murdo MacRae, L. Scouts, 4201 . 151 31 Neil Macrae, R.N.V.R, P.Z./2767 . Murdo MacRae, R.A. . 71 78 Neil Macrae, R. Scots .... 86 Murdo MacRae, R. Scots 35 Neil McKay McRae .... . 139 Murdo MacRae, York R. 89 Neil Munro MacRae . ... 96 Murdo MacRae, H.L.I. 99 Nelson McRae, Man. R. . 139 Murdo MacRae, Seaforths, 1465 105 Nelson Donald McRae . 93 Murdo MacRae, Seaforths, 1659 105 Murdo MacRae, Seaforths, 16916 Nicholas McCrae ...... 135 105 Ninian MacRae . . . . Murdo MacRae, Seaforths, 23048 106, 119 . 121 Norman MacRae, R.N.R, 3959A. . 71 Norman MacRae, Camerons . 114 INDEX OF NAMES 251

PAGE Norman MacRae, Can. M.G.C. 52 Philip Felton McRae . Norman MacRae, Major, Aus. Engrs. 57 Phillip William McRae Norman McRae, Alberta R. . 128 Phyllis MacRae, The Lady Norman McRae, C. Engrs. . 133 Pryce Campbell MacRae Norman McRae, R.N.R, 1506S. 71 R. McCraw, A. Army . Norman McRae, R.N.R, 2210D. 71 R. McCrea, E. Lan. R. Norman McRae, R.N.R, 3939A. 71 R. McCrea, R. Ir. Rif, 351 Norman McRae, R.N.V.R. . 71 R. McCrea, R. Ir. Rif, 10/16709 Norman McRae, Man. R. 55 R. McCreath, K.O.S.B. Norman McRae, C. Dtls, 298065 146 R. McCreath, H.L.I. Norman McRae, C. Dtls, 2350345 146 R. Machray, Seaforths Norman McRae, A. Army . 153 R. Machray, N.Z. Infty. Norman McRay, A. Infty. . 151 R. McRae, R. Scots . Norman Alexander McRae . 129 R. McRae, R. Sc. Fus. Norman Cathmore McRae . 143 R. McRae, H.L.I, 281598 Norman Farquhar Macrae . 58 R. McRae, Gordons, 11037 Norman John McRae, N.B.R. 140 R. McRae, Gordons, 240442 Norman Kenneth R. Macrae 86 R. McRae, R.A.M.C. . Norman Malcolm MacRae . 141 R. McRay, North'd Fus. Norman R. K. Macrae 93 R. Macrae, R.G.A. Norman R. M. Macrea 84 R. Macrae, Seaforths, 6470 Norman Roderick Macdonald Macrae 92 R. Macrae, Seaforths, 8312 Norman Sinclair MacRae 141 R. A. McRae, North'd Fus. Norman Thomas MacRae, N.Z. Infty. 153 R. D. MacRae, W. York R. Norman William McCrae, C. Dtls. 146 R. D. Macrae, H.L.L . O. R. McRae, C. Dtls. . 146 R. F. McCrea, R.A. O. Wendell H. McRae . 132 R. F. McRae, R.F.C. . Ogle Alexander McRae 138 R. H. McCrae,R.F.A. . Oliver Lewis Sayer McRae . 142 R. H. McCrea, R.A. . Omoi McRae 49 R. Turner McRae Orland Raymond McRae 142 Rae, McRae, R.A.M.C. P. McCraw .... 61 Ralph McRae P. McRae, R.F.A. 80 Ralph Donald McRae . P. McRae, Capt, N.Z. Infty. 59 Ranald Macrae . P. Macrae, R.A.M.C. . 121 Randle Richard McRae P. G. S. McCrea . 74 Raymond Lawrence McRae P. McK. McRae, North'd. Fus. 87 Reginald McRae . Patrick McCrae, S. Gds. 34 Reginald Joseph McRae Patrick Cameron MacRae . 49 Reginald Ross McRae . Percy Alexander MacRae . 80, 149 Rhoda Georgina McRae, Sister Percy Robert McCrae, C. Dtls. 146 Richard McRae, S. Wales Bord Percy Robert McRae, R.F.A. 80 Richard McRae, Gordons Peter McCrae, Camerons 114 Richard A. McRae, Gordons Peter McCrea, C. Dtls. 146 Richard Albert MacRae, R. Highrs Peter MacRae, R.N.R.T. 71 Richard Ritchie McCrae Peter MacRae, B.C.R. . 51 Richard Samuel McRae Peter McRae, R.E. ... 84 Robert McCrae, R.N, S.S. 118214 Peter McRae, Cen. Ont. R. . 53 Robert McCrae, R.F.A, 671524 Peter McRae, Nova Sco. R. . 141 Robert McCrae, L'pool R. . Peter Macrae, R.N. 71 Robert McCrae, Norf. R. Peter Macrae, Scot. Horse . 77 Robert McCraw, K.O.S.B. . Peter Ferguson McRae 80 Robert McCraw, Camerons . Peter MacKay MacRae 38, 39 Robert McCrea, R.N, 236871 Peter Ronald McRae . 129 Robert McCrea, R.N, 306698 Philip Ambrose McRae 136 Robert McCrea, R.M. . Philip Douglas McRae . 155 Robert McCrea, Greaser Philip Duncan McRae . 51 Robert McCrea, R.E. . 252 INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE Robert McCrea, R. Highrs, 3794 . 96 Rocco MacRae, E. Ont. R Robert McCrea, N.Z. Infty. . 59 Roderick McCrea Robert MacRae, Scot. Horse 77 Roderick MacRae, R.F.A Robert MacRae, R.G.A, 69038 . 82 Roderick MacRae, S. Gds Robert MacRae, R. Highrs, S/23681 96 Roderick MacRae, R. Scots, 21201 Robert MacRae, Seaforths, 4155 . 106 Roderick MacRae, H.L.I Robert MacRae, Seaforths, 27344 . 106 Roderick MacRae, Seaforths, 1421 Robert MacRae, Seaforths, 242204 106 Roderick MacRae, Seaforths, S/6340 Robert MacRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/27344 117 Roderick MacRae, Seaforths, S/21520 . Robert MacRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/41672 117 Roderick MacRae, Seaforths, 241982 Robert McRae, R.N, J.53607 71 Roderick MacRae, Camerons, 3176 Robert McRae, L. Scouts 76 Roderick MacRae, Camerons, 200047 Robert McRae, R.F.A, 665435 . 80 Roderick MacRae, R.A.M.C. Robert McRae, W. York R. . 36 Roderick MacRae, C. Arty. .... Robert McRae, K.O.S.B. 37 Roderick MacRae, C. Infty Robert McRae, S. Lan. R. . 93 Roderick MacRae, E. Ont. R. Robert McRae, Seaforths, S/2960 . 43 Roderick MacRae, C. Dtls, 276364 Robert McRae, Seaforths, S/7708 . . 106 Roderick MacRae, N.Z. Rif. Robert McRae, Seaforths, S/9033 . 43 Roderick McRae, R.N.R, 288 W.T.S. . Robert McRae, Gordons, S/29114 . . 110 Roderick McRae, R.N.R.T, 8918A. Robert McRae, Gordons, 265706 . 110 Roderick McRae, R.F.A, 250674 . Robert McRae, Camerons . 114 Roderick McRae, R. Fus Robert McRae, R.A.M.C. . 121 Roderick McRae, Seaforths, Pte, 3rd Batt. . Robert McRae, B.C.R. . . . . 129 Roderick McRae, Seaforths, S/6602 Robert McRae, C. For. Corps . 134 Roderick McRae, Seaforths, 8959 . . 106 Robert McRay, Durh. L.I. . 40 Roderick McRae, Gordons .... Robert McRay, Quebec R. . . 142 Roderick McRae, Camerons, 25367 Robert Macrae, R.F.C. 74, 114 Roderick McRae, Nova Sco. R. Robert Macrae, R.G.A. (Stornoway) 82 Roderick McRae, Quebec R. ... Robert Macrae, R. Highrs, S/15392 96 Roderick McRae, C. Dtls, 89918 . Robert Macrae, Seaforths, S/40463 . 106 Roderick McRae, C. Dtls, 228362 Robert A. McRae, W.W. 161 Roderick McRae, C. Dtls, 2023965 Robert Alexander McRae 96 Roderick Macrae, R.N.R.T, 564E.S. Robert Allan McRae, Gordons . 110 Roderick Macrae, Nat. Res Robert Allan McRae, Quebec R. . 142 Roderick Macrae, R.G.A. .... Robert Alston McCrae .... 84 Roderick Macrae, Seaforths, S/29613 Robert Anderson McCrea 122 Roderick Macrae, A.S.C. . . . „•-., Robert Angus McRae .... 143 Roderick A. MacRae, Rif. Bde. Robert Charles McRae 51 Roderick A. MacRae, A.S.C. Robert Cunningham Bruce MacRae . 156 Roderick Alexander McRae, Quebec R. . Robert Donald McRae, C. Dtls. . . 146 Roderick Allan McRae . . - . Robert Henry McCrae, Man. R. . 55 Roderick Charles Macrae .... Robert Henry McRae, C. Arty. . 132 Roderick Donald MacRae, Alberta R. . Robert Henry McRae, Quebec R. . . 142 Roderick Donald MacRae, N.Z. Infty. . Robert John MacRae, Sas. R. . 143 Roderick Donald McRae, Welsh Horse . Robert John McRae, C. Dtls. 146 Roderick Donald McRae, A. Infty. Robert Kirkwood McCrea 133 Roderick Duncan McRae, Scottish Horse Robert McBeth MacRae 43 Roderick Duncan McRae, R. Highrs. Robert Macfarlane MacRae . 99, 117 Roderick George McRae, N.Z. Rif. Robert Nelson McCrea . 146 Roderick Hugh McRae, A.M.G.C. Robert R. Macrae, Gordons . . 110 Roderick James MacRae .... Robert Scarth Farquhar Macrae . 122 Roderick James McRae, A.L. Infty. Robert Smith MacRay 132 Roderick John Macrae Robert Watt McRae .... 37 Roderick M. Macrae, A.S.C. Robert Whitelaw McRae . , . 151 Roderick McPherson MacRae Robert William McRae . . . 51 Roderick Nicolson Macrae . Robertson McRae .... 33 Roderick Thomas McRae INDEX OF NAMES 253

PACE Rollo Charles McRae . . . . .137 PAGE T. McRae, A. & S. Highrs. . . 117 Ronald McRae, R.N 72 T. McRae, R.A.M.C 122 Ronald McRae, A. Infty. . . . .151 T. Macree, K.R.R.C. , 97 Ronald Macrae, CR. Highrs. . . . 136 T. A. N. McRae, R. Ir. Rif. . . 115 Ronald Akehurst MacRae . . . .156 T. G. McRay, K.R.R.C. 40 Ronald Douglas McRae . . . .152 T. H. W. McCraw .... Ronald Ernest McCraw .... 38 52 T. J. B. Machray .... 60 Ronald Gwynnyd McRae, C. Dtls. . . 146 T. P. McCraith, R. Fus. . . . Ronald Gwynnyd Montague McRae . 30, 47 88 Teresa Anna C. McCrea, N.S. 158 Ronald John McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . . .156 Thomas McCrae, Fireman . Ronald Joseph Douglas McRae . . .. 156 72 Thomas McCrae, L. Scouts, 3524 . 77,119 Ronald Stephen Bruce McRae . . . 146 Thomas McCrae, R.F.A. Ross McCrea . . . ' . . . 142 81 Thomas McCrae, R. Sc. Fus, 241502 36 Ross McRae, C. Dtls 146 Thomas McCrae, C.A.M.C, Col. . Roy McCrea ...... 134 . 130 Thomas McCrae, Cen. Ont. R. 137 Roy McRae, Man. R 139 Thomas McCrae, Rly. Troops Roy McRae, C. Dtls 146 . 142 Thomas McCrea, R.N 72 Roy McRay, A. Engrs. . . . .150 Thomas McCrea, R.M Roy Donavan McRae, Alberta R. . . .128 72 Thomas McCrea, R. Innis. Fus, 2nd Lt. 92 Roy Donald McRae 155 Thomas McCrea, Bord. R. . Rufus McRae 146 38 Thomas McCrea, LA...... 123 Russell Duncan MacRae, Rev. . . . 122 Thomas McCreath . . ^ . , S. McCrea, R. Ir. Fus 115 36 Thomas MacRae, Seaforths, 126 . 107, 125 Samuel McCrae, Mercht. Seaman ... 72 Thomas MacRae, Seaforths, 10295 Samuel McCrea, R.F.A. .... 81 . 107 Thomas MacRae, Seaforths, 200307 . 107 Samuel McCrea, R. Ir. Rif 115 Thomas MacRae, Camerons, 27497 Samuel McRae, L'pool R 36 . 115 Thomas MacRae, A.S.C. . 120 Samuel Macrae, A. Infty 152 Thomas McRae, S. Gds. . Samuel Angus McRae ..... 59 34 Thomas McRae, Cav. & Yeo. 75 Samuel Finley MacRae . . . , 56 Thomas McRae, R. Highrs, S/11152 Samuel William Roy McRae, Quebec R. . 142 96 Thomas McRae R. Highrs, S/41724 Samuel William Roy McRae, N.Z. Infty. . 154 t 96 Thomas McRae, R. Highrs, 265786 " Sandy " MacRae, Camerons, 27381 . . 46 39 Thomas McRae, Camerons, 200062 . 115 Sarah MacRae, W.A.A.C 164 Thomas McRae, C.M.G.C. . 135 Scott MacRae ...... 141 Thomas McRae, Man. R. . 139 Simon MacRae, L. Scouts .... 77 Thomas McRae, A. Infty. . * -. 59 Simon MacRae, H.L.I. .... 99 Thomas Macrae, L. Scouts, 2411 . 77 Simon MacRae, Seaforths . . . .107 Thomas Macrae, Seaforths, S/40301 . 107 Simon MacRae, A. & S. Highrs. . . .117 Thomas Macrae, Camerons, 2887 . . Í15 Simon Macrae, R.F.A 81 Thomas Macrae, N.Z. Infty. . 154 Simon A. Macrae, Seaforths .... 44 Thomas Alexander Nicoll McRae . 89 Sissie MacRae, Miss 164 Thomas Colclough Macrae ...... t 35 Smith Leslie McCrae . . . .149 Thomas Douglas MacRae . 138 Stanley McCrea, C. Dtls. . . . .146 Thomas Godwin McRae . 149 Stanley McRae, Can. M. Rif. ... 136 Thomas George Macrae, B.W.I.R. . 147 Stanley James McCrea . . . .138 Thomas Joseph MacRae, Som. L.I. . 89 Stanley Joseph McRae , . . .152 Thomas Joseph McRae, Gordons . 44 Stanley Lawrence McRae . . . .136 Thomas Lloyd McRae .... . 132 Stuart MacRae, W.W. 161 Thomas M. McRae, Seaforths, S/28350 . . 107 Sylvester McCreath ' 32 Thomas M. McRae, Auckland Infty. 60 T. McCrae, R. Scots . .... 86 Thomas McD. Macrae, Seaforths . . 107 T. McCrae, Ches. R ! 90 Thomas Martin Finlay McRae . 156 T. McCrae, H.L.L • .... 99 Thomas William McCrae, A. Infty. . 152 T. McCrea, R. Innis. Fus, 16804 ..." 92 Thos. William McRae, R.N. . 72 T. McRae, S. Wales Bord. . 90 Thomas William McRae, B.C.R. . . 129 T. McRae, Sco. Rif. 92 Thompson McRae .... 72 T. McRae, Essex R. . . \ 96 Tolbert MacRae, W.W. . 161 254 INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE Tom McRae, M. Engr. 72 Wendell McRae, C. Arty, 115083 . Tom McRae, R. Sc. Fus. 90 Wesley McRae ..... Victor Charles MacRae 44 Wilester McRae .... Victor Edward McRae 81 Wilfred McCrea, C. Dtls, 243474 . Victor George McRae . 152 Wilfred MacRae .... Victor Scott McRae, C. Dtls 146 Wilfred James McCrea, C. Dtls, 3230002 Victor William McCray 150 William McCrae, R.N Violet M. McCraith 164 W. McCrae, R. Scots, 47801 William McCrae, R.N.R.T, 7880 . 86 William McCrae, R.N.V.R, Clyde Z/2133 W. McCrae, R. Ir. Fus. 115 W. McCraw, Leic. R. . William McCrae, R.N.C.V.R, V.R. 2581 89 William McCrae, R.F.A, 103796 . W. McCraw, R. Sc. Fus. 90 W. McCraw, K.O.S.B. . William McCrae, R.F.A, 655269 . 91 William McCrae, R. Sc. Fus. W. McCraw, Sco. Rif. . 92 W. McCraw, Camerons William McCrae, R.W. Fus, 21890 115 William McCrae, R.W. Fus, 58124 W. McCrea, R.A. 78 W. McCrea, R.E, 174889 William McCrae, K.O.S.B, 16861 . 84 William McCrae, Seaforths, 42 W. McCrea, Devon R. . 88 W. McCrea, R. Ir. Regt. William McCrae, Seaforths, S/2776 89 William McCrae, A. & S. Highrs, 325253 W. McCrea, R. Innis. Fus. 92 W. McCrea, R. Ir. Rif, 6953 William McCrae, B.C.R, 784114 115 William McCraw . W. McCrea, R. Ir. Rif, 13173 115 W. McCrea, R. Ir. Rif, 1015383 William McCray, L'pool R. . 115 William McCrea, R.M. . W. McCrea, I.A. . 123 W. McCreath, Gordons William McCrea, R.F.A, 172409 110 William McCrea, R. Innis. Fus, 8408 W. Machray, R. Scots . 35 W. MacRae, Sco. Rif, 109 WilUam McCrea, C. Dtls, 2184336 92 WiUiam McCrea, C. Dtls, 2499333 W. McRae, R.E, 600838 85 W. McRae, R. Scots, 21335 WilUam McCreath, R. Sc. Fus. 86 WiUiam Machray, Gordons W. McRae, R. Sc. Fus, 43042 90 W. McRae, A. Army . WiUiam MacRae, R.N, 424T.S. 153 William MacRae, Cav. & Yeo. W. Macrae, R. Highrs, 2445 96 W. A. McCrea, R.A. . WilUam MacRae, L. Scouts, 2952 78 WiUiam MacRae, R.H.A, 729 . W. A. McCrea, R.E. . 85 W. B. McCreath, Sco. Rif. 92 WilUam MacRae, R.H.A, 600035 W. C. M. Macrae, R.A.M.C. 122 WiUiam MacRae, R.G.A. W. D. McRae, A.S.C. . 49 WilUam MacRae, K.O.S.B, 2729 W. E. Macrae, Mrs, Nurse 158 WiUiam MacRae, Sco. Rif. . W. J. McCraw, A. Army 153 WiUiam MacRae, Seaforths, 1295 W. J. MacRae, S.A. Forces 147 WiUiam MacRae, Seaforths, 1661 W. P. McCreath . 117 WiUiam MacRae, Seaforths, 22872 W. S. McCrea, Rif. Bde. 118 WilUam MacRae, Gordons, Pte. . W. W. Macrae, H.L.I. . 99 WiUiam MacRae, Camerons, 12899 Wallace Russell McRae 140 WiUiam MacRae, Camerons, S/13580 Walter McCrea, R.F.A. 81 WiUiam MacRae, East. Ont. R. . Walter McCrea, W. Rid. R, 4161 93 WiUiam MacRae, Rly. Troops, 1039392 Walter McCrea, W. Rid. R, 28806 93 WiUiam McRae, R.N, 219990 Walter MacRae, Cav. & Yeo. 75 WiUiam McRae, L. Scouts, 6363 Walter McRae, R.F.A, 125684 32 WiUiam McRae, R.F.A, 46764 Walter McRae, R.E. . 85 WiUiam McRae, R.F.A, 79486 Walter McRae, R. Sc. Fus. . 90 WiUiam McRae, R.H.A, 2168 Walter McRae, W.W. . 162 Walter James McRae, C. Engrs.- WiUiam McRae, R.F.A, 264828 133 WiUiam McRae, R.E, 44845 Walter Jackson McCrea, C.A.M.C 130 Walter Joseph McRae, B.C.R. WiUiam McRae, R.E. 262341 129 WiUiam McRae, R.E, 326918 Ward McRae 129 Wellington McRae WiUiam McRae, R. Scots, 2309 146 WiUiam McRae, R. Scots, 5059 WiUiam McRae, W. York R. INDEX OF NAMES

PAGE William McRae, R. Sc. Fus, 41767 . . 36 WiUiam Macrae, Seaforths, 240174 . . 44 William McRae, K.O.S.B, 28882 ... 37 WiUiam Macrae, Gordons, 3667 . . 44 William McRae, K.O.S.B, 240465 . \ 91 WiUiam Macrae, Camerons, 26126 . . 115 William McRae, R. Highrs, S/3232 . . 96 WiUiam Macrae, A. & S. Highrs, 250149 '. 118 William McRae, R. Highrs, S/7168 . . 96 WilUam Macrae, R.A.M.C 122 WiUiam McRae, H.L.I, 202344 ... 99 WiUiam Macrae, W.W. . . . 162 WiUiam McRae, Seaforths, S/5012 . . 107 WiUiam A. MacRae, W.W i62 William McRae, Seaforths, 8609 . . .107 WiUiam A. McRae, Alberta R. 128 WiUiam McRae, Seaforths, 202344 . . 107 WiUiam A. McRae, C. Dtls 147 WiUiam McRae, Gordons, S/7519 . . .110 WiUiam Albert McRae, C. Engrs. . . .133 WiUiam McRae, Gordons, 11845 . . 110, 125 WiUiam Arthur Rankin Michael McRae . 86 WiUiam McRae, Gordons, 12412 . . .110 WiUiam Burke Macray . . . ,131 WiUiam McRae, Gordons, S/l5203 . .110 WilUam Charles Mclntyre Macrae ..." 49 WiUiam McRae, Gordons, 27241 . . . 110 WiUiam David MacRae .... 52 WiUiam McRae, Gordons, S/28287 . . 110 WiUiam Donald Macrae, H.L.I. ... 99 WilUam McRae, Gordons, 240484 . . .110 WiUiam Duncan McRae . . . . 51 WiUiam McRae, Gordons, 266437 ... 45 WiUiam McRae, Gordons, 291643 . . . 110 WiUiam E. MacRae, R.A.F ' 74 WiUiam McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/6918 . 117 WiUiam E. Macrae, R.E 85 WiUiam McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/9907 48, 49 WiUiam Edward McCrea . . . .156 WiUiam McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/15376 . 48 WiUiam Elmer MacRae . . . .132 WiUiam McRae, A. & S. Highrs, S/19070 . 117 WiUiam Emmitte McCrea . . . .128 WiUiam F. Macrae, Sco'. Rif. ... 92 WiUiam McRae, M.G.C 119 WiUiam Falconer McCraw .... 30 WiUiam McRae, B.C.R, 629621 . . .129 WiUiam Farquhar McRae . . . .134 WilUam McRae, C. Arty 132 WiUiam Farquhar Macrae, R.F.A. . . 81 WiUiam McRae, Can. M. Rif. . .136 WiUiam Finlayson Macrae . . . 96 WiUiam McRae, Man. R, 622136 . . .140 WiUiam Fraser McRae .... 133 WiUiam McRae, Man. R, 2130605 . . 140 WiUiam Fred. McRae 133 WilUam McRae, Man. R, 2382918 . . 140 WiUiam George McCrea, C. Dtls, 3090103 . 147 WiUiam McRae, Rly. Troops, 279406 . . 142 WiUiam George McRae, C. Dtls, 2147752 . 147 WiUiam McRae, Sas. R 143 WiUiam George McRea, C. Dtls, Major . . 147 WiUiam McRae, C. Dtls, 267509 . '. .146 WiUiam Gordon McRae, R.F.C. ... 30 WilUam McRae, C. Dtls, 865192 . . .146 WiUiam Gordon McRae, C. Dtls. . . . 147 WiUiam McRae, C. Dtls, 2684138 . . 146 WilUam Grantham McRae . . . .153 WilUam McRae, C. Dtls, 3322076 . . 147 WiUiam Hector McCrae . . . .141 WiUiam McRae, A. Arty 57 WiUiam Henry McRae, R. Scots ... 86 WilUam McRae, A. Infty, 1660 . . .152 WiUiam Henry McRae, Aus. Engrs. . . 57 WiUiam McRae, A. Infty, 2619 . . . 152 WiUiam Hugh Roy McRae . . . .147 WiUiam McRae, A. Army . . . .153 WiUiam J. McRae, Quebec R. . . .142 WiUiam McRae, N.Z. Infty, 26/513 . . 154 WiUiam James McCrea, R.N.R. ... 72 WiUiam McRae, N.Z. Infty, 6/3810 . 154 , WiUiam James McCrea, C. Dtls. . . .147 WiUiam McRay 32 WiUiam James McRae, Glouc. R. 92 WiUiam Macrae, R.N.R.T, 17170D.A. . . 72 WiUiam James McRae, A. Arty. . . .149 WiUiam Macrae, R.N.R, H.M.S. " Mars " . 72 WilUam James Linton McRae . . .143 WiUiam Macrae, R.N.V.R, Lieut. . . 72 WiUiam John McCrea, Sas. R. . .143 WiUiam Macrae, R.F.R 72 WiUiam John MacRae, R.G.A. ... 33 WiUiam Macrae, L. Scouts, 4122 . . . 77 WiUiam John MacRae, H.L.I. ... 41 WiUiam Macrae, L. Scouts, 4230 ... 77 WiUiam John McRae, R.N.R.T. ... 72 WiUiam Macrae, R.F.A, 820 ... 81 WiUiam John McRae, C.A.M.C. . . .130 WiUiam Macrae, R.E, Capt 84 WiUiam John McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . . .156 WilUam Macrae, S. Gds 85 WiUiam John Macrae, Seaforths ... 44 WiUiam Macrae, K.O.S.B, 42132 . . 91 WiUiam John Macrae, R.A.M.C. . . .122 WiUiam Macrae, R. Highrs, 2541 ... 96 WiUiam John Stewart MacRae . . .152 WiUiam Macrae, R. Highrs, S/40338 . . 96 WiUiam JoUy MacRae 32 WiUiam Macrae, H.L.I, 40279 ... 99 WiUiam Lawrence McCrae, C. Arty. . . 132 WiUiam Macrae, Seaforths, S/5169 . .107 WiUiam Lawrence McRae, N.Z. Dtls. . . 156 WiUiam Macrae, Seaforths, 240084 . . 107 William M. MacRae, Seaforths ... 44 256 INDEX OF NAMES

William McLeod McCray PAGE 141 PAGE William Malcolm McRae WiUiam Tait MacRae . 128 30 William Meldrum MacRae, K.O.S WiUiam Thomas McCrea, R.N. '. 91 72 William Moir McCrae . WiUiam Thomas McCrea, C. Dtls. . 85 147 William Murdoch McRae, R.F.A. WiUiam Thomas McRae, Sas. R. . 81 143 William Murray MacRae WiUiam Thomas McRae, W. Ont. R. 55 143 William R. McCrae, A.S.C. WiUiam Turner McRae 120 45 William Ramsay McRae WiUiam Urquhart McRae . 72 142 William Ritchie McCrae WiUiam Vincent McRae 92 143 WiUiam Robson McRae WiUiam Walter McCrea 134 87 WiUiam Ross McRae, C.M.G.C. WiUiam Young McRae 135 154 WiUiam Ross McRae, C. Dtls. Wilson Ernest MacRae 147 132 WiUiam RusseU McCrae Windsor Dougal McRae 78 Zion McRae 142 142

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