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The Glasgow Academy Roll of Honour, 1914-1918 4/ ^ The 'Pi- Glasgow Academy l&oii of honour 1914-1918 Containing the Names of all who are known to have served in His Majesty's Forces during the War; who have fallen or died in the service of their Country ; and who have had conferred on them Naval or Military Distinctions. GLASGOW JOHN SMITH & SON LIMITED 1918 National Library of Scotland II II II 1 1 II II III llll I III *B000346888* ROLL OF HONOUR The Glasgow Academy l^torr of dortour 1914-1918 Containing the Names of all who are known to have served in His Majesty's Forces during the War; who have fallen or died in the service of their Country ; and who have had conferred on them Naval or Military Distinctions. GLASGOW JOHN SMITH & SON LIMITED 1918 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2013 http://archive.org/details/glasgowacademyro1918glas PREFACE. 'T'HIS, the first edition of the Glasgow Academy Roll A of Service, contains the names of all x\cademicals who are known to have served in the Great War. It is necessarily imperfect, as many names must have been omitted : but now that the book is in the hands of those interested, a wider co-operation of aid may be looked for, and it may be hoped that the final edition will be as complete as such a work can be. Readers are earnestly requested to note any omissions or mistakes, and to communicate with Major Couper, O.T.C.. Glasgow Academy. On his shoulders has fallen the immense labour of compiling this work, and only those who have had practical experience know the amount of toil that is involved in such a task. Up to 30th September 19 18 there are recorded the names of 1450 former members of the School who have been serving in His Majesty's Forces. Of these, 2 have gained the Victoria Cross (though neither lived to enjoy that high honour); 13 the D.S.O. ; 68 the Military Cross; a bar to the Military Cross have been mentioned 4 ; 59 in Dispatches have gained the Military Medal ; 2 the ; 5 Distinguished Flying Cross ; 2 the Distinguished Service Cross 1 1 ; 3 the Distinguished Conduct Medal, while have won other honours, all duly mentioned in the Roll of Service. Of those who have served, 281 have fallen on the field or died on service. EDWIN TEMPLE. 8th October igi8 CONTENTS. PAGE ROLL OF SERVICE ..... 20 MASTERS ON SERVICE 71 HONOURS ...... 12 HONOURS RECEIVED FOR NON-MILITARY SERVICES ;9 KILLED OR DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE . 1 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST .... 72 GLASGOW ACADEMY ROLL OF HONOUR KILLED OR DIED ON SERVICE Allan, George Waldo, Private, 9th H.L.I. (Glasgow Highlanders), 17th April 191 5, in France. Allan, Ramsay, Lieutenant, R.A.F., 22nd April 191 8. Alexander, William Mercer, 2nd Lieutenant, H.L.I., 1st July 1 916, in France. Anderson, A. Douglas, Lieutenant, 9th Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 10th May 191 5, in France. Anderson, Alexander Ronald, 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Battalion H.L.I. , 8th October 1915, in France. Anderson, Charles Hamilton, Lieutenant, H.L.I., 19th December 1 9 14, in France. Anderson, James K., Captain, Scottish Rifles, 24th November 1917. Anderson, Mathew, Captain, H.L.I., 22nd August 1916, in France. Anderson, William Herbert V.C., Lieutenant-Colonel, H.L.I., 26th March 1918. Arthur, VV. Ronald, Private, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders,, 13th November 191 6. Baird-Smith, James Geddes, C.A., Private, 24th Royal Fusiliers^ 5th February 19 16, in France. Ballingal, John Rennie, Private, Canadian Infantry, 9th January 1917. Barbe, Adrien E., Lieutenant, H.L.I, and R.A.F., 27th May 1918, Barr, Frederick T., Private, Glasgow Highlanders, 26th February 191 5, in France. Barr, John Lyle, 2nd Lieutenant, R.F.A., 26th July 19 16, in France. Barr, W. Spiers, Captain, H.L.I., 23rd May 191 7, Barras, William, 2nd Lieutenant, M.M., Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 22nd March 191 8. A 2 Glasgow Academy Begg, Alexander James, Lieutenant, H.L.I., ist July 1916, in France. Bennett, William Munro, Lieutenant, 8th Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 18th June 1916, in France. Benzie, W. Gardner, 2nd Lieutenant, Scottish Rifles, 10th April 191 7. Binnie, David Willis, Lieutenant, H.L.I. , 27th May 191 7. Binning, Robert Inglis, Captain, Indian Medical Service, 1 6th August 191 6, in Mesopotamia. Birrell, William H., 2nd Lieutenant, Scottish Rifles, 20th September 1918. Black, (Rev.) William, MA., Chaplain, 10th July 1918. Blakeley, John Douglas, 2nd Lieutenant, Gordon Highlanders, 9th April 191 7. Bonnar, James Crawford, Lieutenant, 9th Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, killed in railway collision near Carlisle, 22nd May 1915. Boyd, James, Private, Scottish Rifles, 21st June 191 7. Boyd, Reginald R., 2nd Lieutenant, Scottish Rifles, 4th May 191 7. Boyd, William, Private, 72nd Battalion Canadian Infantry, 7th November 1916. Brander, Alfred Ernest, 2nd Lieutenant, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 13th November 19 16. Brander, Robert William, M.B., Ch.B., Surgeon, R.N., ist May 1 918. Broadfoot, William Allison, 2nd Lieutenant, i/6th Battalion H.L.I., 13th July 191 5, at Dardanelles. Brown, Alexander, Captain, Royal Scots, 28th April 19 17. Brown, Arthur Hugh, Lieutenant, South African Infantry, July 191 6, in France. Brown, Douglas Knox, Lieutenant, H.L.L, attached M.G.C, 30th November 191 7. Brown, Hugh Alexander, 2nd Lieutenant, Scottish Rifles, 14th July 19 16, in France. Brown, James A. M., Private, 5th (Lochiel's) Cameron Highlanders, 27th September 1915. Brown, James Hardie, Captain, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 7th June 1918. Brown, J. W., M.C., Captain, Royal Scots, 21st March 191 7. Brown, Kenneth Ashby, Captain, Scottish Rifles, 14th April 1917. Brown, Robert Stanley, 2Fid Lieutenant, H.L.I., 1st July 1916, in France. Brown, W. Fraser, Lieutenant, R.N.V.R., 7th June 19 15, at Dardanelles. Brownlie, J. R., 2nd Lieutenant, Cameronians, 30th June 191 6, in France. Buchanan, William Learmonth, Captain, H.L.I. , 20th November 1917- , Roll of Honour 3 Bulloch-Graham, A. Stuart, Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion Gordon Highlanders, 31st October 19 14. Burrell, William, Lieutenant, R.N.R., drowned, 18th November 1914. Cameron, Donald R. C., Lieutenant, nth H.L.I. , 13th September 191 5, in France. Campbell, Glenlyon Archibald, Lieutenant-Colonel, 107th Battalion Canadian Forces, 20th October 19 17, in France. Campbell, Quentin Hewes, M.C., Captain, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 19th July 191 7. Candlish, William Gordon, Private, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, attached Cameron Highlanders, 24th August 1917. Carpenter, John Neilson, 2nd Lieutenant, H.L.I., 1st July 1916, in France. Carruthers, Donald Ross, Private, Glasgow Highlanders, 25th September 191 5, in France. Carruthers, Frank Walter, Private, Glasgow Highlanders, 17th May 191 5, in France. Carslaw, John H., Lieutenant, R.F.A., 26th November 1917. Carson, Frederick Glover, 2nd Lieutenant, K.O.S.B., 30th November 191 7. Carswell, John Jamieson, 2nd Lieutenant, 10th Scottish Rifles (Cameronians), 25th-27th September 1915, in France, Chalmers, H. Stewart, Captain, R.F.A., 29th September 191 7, in France. Church, William Campbell, Captain, i/8th Scottish Rifles, 28th June 1915, at Gallipoli. Claasen, Ernest Leopold, Corporal, Cyclists Corps, H.L.I. 22nd April 191 7. Colquhoun, Robert C., 2nd Lieutenant, Scottish Rifles, 3rd July 1916, in France. Connell, A. H., Captain, 2nd Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers, 28th September 19 15, in France. Cook, Randolph, 2nd Lieutenant, Scottish Rifles, attached King's Royal Rifles, 9th April 191 7. Cooper, Oliver Henry Donald, Lieutenant, H L.I., 8th-9th May 1917. Curphey, W. G. S., M.C., Captain, R.F.C., 15th May 1917, at a German Field Hospital. Currie, Gilbert Heron, D.C.M., 2nd Lieutenant, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 12th October 19 16. Davidson, Henry Steel, Lieutenant, 3rd H.L.I, (attached 1st Battalion), 18th May 191 5, in France. Dickson, Hugo Barclay, Lieutenant, Royal Highlanders (Black Watch), 1 2th October 191 7. 4 Glasgow Academy Dobson, Edward, Captain, H.L.I. , ioth July 191 7, in France. Downie, Robert T. M., 2nd Lieutenant, 3/5th H.L.I., 24th January T916 (illness). Duckett, Harold Ager, 2nd Lieutenant, H.L.I, (attached Heavy Branch, Machine Gun Corps), 7th June 191 7, in France. Duckett, Kenneth Lees, 2nd Lieutenant, H.L.I. , 22nd August 1 916, in France. Duncan, Robert, Lieutenant, Anson Battalion, R.N.V.R., May 191 5, at Daidanelles. Dunn, Herbert (Minister of Sheuchan Parish, Stranraer), 2nd Lieutenant, 8th Scottish Rifles, 25th October 191 5, at Alexandria. Dunn, John, 2nd Lieutenant, Scottish Rifles, 21st June 191 7. Easton, Arthur A., 2nd Lieutenant, ioth H.L.I., 2nd March 1916, in France. Easton, Thomas H., Lieutenant, R.N.V.R., 21st August 1916 (illness). Elder, Charles Moncrieff, Private, H.L.I., 26th September 191 7. Elliot, Alexander S., 2nd Lieutenant, H. L.I., 28th June 1915, at Dardanelles. Fawcett, Cyril John, Private, H.L.I., 1st July 1916, in France. Ferguson, Thomas Jenkins, 2nd Lieutenant, Tank Corps, 30th August 19 1 8. Findlay, Matthew, Lance-Corporal, Wellington West Coast Company, New Zealand Expeditionary Force, 29th May 1916, of wounds received in Gallipoli. Findlay, Struthers, 2nd Lieutenant, Lowland Division Cyclist Company, 4th August 1916, in France. Foulis, James Bell, Captain, Cameron Highlanders, 18th October 1916. Fraser, Alistair Ian Stuart, Private, Cameron Highlanders, 7th November 191 5, in France. Galbraith, David Boyd, 2nd Lieutenant, i/7th H.L.I. , 20th August 191 5, at Dardanelles. Galbraith, Norman Dunlop, Lieutenant, H.L.I. , 22nd August 1918, in France. Galbraith, William Brodie, Lieutenant, i/7th H.L.I., 14th July 191 5, at Dardanelles. Gardner, John, M.C., Captain, Royal Scots Fusiliers, 27th September 191 7. Gemmell, Stewart Armour, Captain, i/6th H.L.I., July 1915, at Dardanelles.
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