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Fettes College Roll of Honour World War One (This version of the Fettes College Roll of Honour was digitised by © Alistair McEwen of the ‘Scotland’s War’ Project) Abbreviations S =Schoolhouse. C = Carrington. K = Kimmerghame. G = Glencorse. M = Moredun. Names to which an asterisk is affixed are those of father and son. All having the same surname with the same figure affixed are brothers. Heavy type, followed by italics, is used to distinguish the killed. Editing of the Schedules to secure absolute uniformity has not been attempted. It will be found that some O.F.s have given details which others might have given but thought unnecessary. In a few cases, to economise space, superfluous details have been struck out. The abbreviations to denote names of Regiments, Medals, and Orders are those in common use. Figures in brackets after 'Wounded' or 'M. in D.' (Mentioned in Despatches) denote the number of times wounded or mentioned. Summary of Casualties and Honours Total number serving, 1094. Belgium Killed in Action, 172. Croix de Guerre, 7. Missing (believed killed), 12. Ordre de Leopold, 4. Died of Wounds, 37. Italy Died on Service, 18. Croce di Guerra, 1. Accidentally killed, 7. Order of St. M. and St. L., 1. Total Casualties, 246. M.M., 3. V.C., 2. Chevalier of Crown, 1. D.S.O., 55. Commander of Crown, I. D.S.O. (one Bar), 3. Russia D.S.O. (two Bars), 1. Order of St. Stanislas, Class II,1. M.C. (with Bar), 11. Order of St. Stanislas, Class III (with Swords), 1. M. in D., 424. Order of St. Vladimir (4th Class), 1. K.C.M.G., 2. Serbian C.M.G., 15. White Eagle, 3. Knight of Grace of St. John, 1. American C.B.E., 4. D.C.M., 1 O.B.E., 15. Japanese M.B.E., 3. Order of Rising Sun (2nd Class). 1. C.I.E., 1 Rumanian France Officer of Crown (with Swords), 1. Legion d'Honneur – Greece Chevalier, 1. Chevalier de l'Ordre Royale de George I.,1. Officier, 9. M.M. (3rd class), 1. Commandeur, 4. Egypt Croix de Guerre, 13. Order of Nile (3rd Class), 1. Croix de Guerre (with Palms), 5. Order of Nile (4th Class), 1. Croix de Guerre (with Gold Star), 2. Sultan Fuad Military Star, 1. Croix de Guerre (1st Class), 1. Military Order of Avis (2nd Class), 1. Croix d'Officier de l'Ordre de la Couronne, 1. Waziristan Medal, 1. House and Rank. Honours or Name. Year Of At beginning of War On date of return Regiment Or Ship. Casualties. Duration of Service. Field of Service. Decorations. Entry. or on joining. of Schedule. 9th Manchester Egypt, Gallipoli, Ablitt, Walter James C 1905 2nd Lieut. Capt. Regt.; G.S.I., - - - - M. in D. (2) - - - - Sinai, and Palestine G.H.Q., E.E.F. 9th Seaforth Killed in action, Adam, Alexander Russell S 1907 2nd Lieut. Lieut. (when killed) - - - - - - - - France Highrs., att. R.F.C. Sept. 6, 1917 Adam, Alfred Chalmers1 G 1911 2nd Lieut. Capt. R.G.A. Severely gassed - - - - Four years France 8th A. & S. Highrs.; Adam, Douglas Bruce G 1906 2nd Lieut. Lieut. Wounded, gassed - - - - 1914-1918 France M.G.C. Headquarters, Adam, Frederick Archibald (C.B.)* S 1870 Brig.-Gen. Major-Gen. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Lancashire Div. Bde.-Maj. (when) Wounded; killed in Adam, Norman Macleod * K 1902 and S Lieut. R.F.A. M.C. ; M. in D. - - - - France killed) action H.M.S. P. 20; English Channel, Midshipman, H.M.T.B.D.s Heligoland, Bight, Adam, William Bennett1 G 1914 Midshipman, R.N.V.R. - - - - - - - - 1918-1919 R.N.V.R. Vehement and Dutch and Danish Venturous Coasts Channel, Heligoland Killed in action, Mar. Adams, Ord G 1910 Lieut. Lieut. 16th Div., R.F.A. France 16, 1916 18th Royal Fusiliers (1st Public Adamson, Robert G 1883 Pte. 2nd Lieut. 1914-1917 France Schools); 3rd K.O.S.B. Killed Sept. 5, 1915, near Zandvoorde; shot down by anti- Sept. 1914 to Sept. Adamson, William Campbell C 1901 2nd Lieut. Capt.(when killed) R.F.C. M. in D. France and Belgium aircraft gun, after 1915 vanquishing three enemy aeroplanes 48th Canadian Agnew, Andrew William G 1878 - - - - Capt. and Adj. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Infantry 3rd Manchester Regt.; 18th Great Britain and Aiken, John Barton M 1886 Major Major Manchester Regt; - - - - - - - - 1914-1919 France 40th Prisoner of War Coy. Aitken, Francis Macnamara G 1872 Lieut.-Col. (retired pay) Hon.-Col. A. & S. Highrs. M. in D. (2) 1914-1919 Great Britain French Croix de Guerre; M. in D.; Canada, England, Alabaster, Eric Osborne S 1899 Lieut. Brevet-Major R.E. Wounded (2) Citation in Order of Regular Army France, and the Day, 5th French Belgium Army House and Rank. Honours or Name. Year Of At beginning of War On date of return Regiment Or Ship. Casualties. Duration of Service. Field of Service. Decorations. Entry. or on joining. of Schedule. 3rd Seaforth Highrs. Alexander, Donald Lennox C 1914 2nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. and Guards - - - - - - - - - - - - Great Britain Machine Gun Regt. Wounded Authville, France and Belgium 117th Royal Highrs. Nov. 7, 1915, both M.C.; Promoted on (The Black Watch), legs); killed in action April 12, 1915 to Oct. Alexander, Peter James S 1908 2nd Lieut. Capt. (when killed) field after Vimy att. 8th Royal (Passchendaele 12, 1917 Ridge Highrs. Ridge, Oct 12, 1917) Alexander, Robert Clifford John S 1889 Capt. Major R.G.A. - - - - M. in D. (2) Regular Army Mesopotamia M. in D.; Territorial Major (Act. Lieut.- R.GA. (T.F.); R.F.A. Decoration; French Gallipoli, France, Allan, Bryce M 1888 Capt. - - - - 1914-1919 Col.) (T.F.) Croix de Guerre and Belgium with Gold Star H.M.S. Columbine Firth of Forth, Discharged Sept. 3, 1617, with Allan, James Bryce M 1907 Sub - Lieut., R.N.V.R. Lieut., R.N.V.R. and Fisguard; - - - - 2 years 8 months Portsmouth, and eye trouble H.M.M.L. 156, 158 Mediterranean D.S.O., T.D. ; M. in Allan, James Gibb C I890 Capt. Major R.E. (T.) 1914-1919 France D. (3) D.S.0. (pre-war); Allen, Hugh Morris S 1878 Lieut.-Col. Lieut.-Col. 1/7th Black Watch Wounded 1914-1918 France C.M.G.; M. in D. (2) D. A. Q. M. G., Headquarters' Staff, 5th King's Liverpool Allender, George Fredrick M 1881 Lieut. Col. (T.F .Res.) Died on Service - - - - - - - - - - - - Western Command Regt. (at death) India, Mesopotamia, Allsebrook, Maurice Bryer C 1912 2nd Lieut. Capt. 9th Gurkha Rifles - - - - - - - - 3 years 8 months and Siberia. Killed near Vieille 1 2nd Lieut. (when Lovat Scouts; 3rd Sept. 1914 to Oct Anderson, Alexander Ronald M 1896 Pte., Lovat Scouts Chappelle, Oct. 8, - - - - France killed) (att. 1st) H.L.I. 1915 1915 2/4th The Border Anderson, Andrew William C 1898 Pte. Temp. Capt. - - - - - - - - 1914 to present date Peshawar, India Regt. Killed near Regular Army; landed Anderson, Charles Hamilton1 M 1902 Lieut. Capt. (when killed) 1st H.L.I. Givenchy, Dec. 19, - - - - with Regt. in France, France 1914 Nov 1914 from India Killed at 1 Capt., Flight Com. Winchester, Mar. Oct. 1914 to March Anderson, Edward Kerr M 1910 2nd Lieut. 2I5th H.L.I; R.F.C. Mons Star France (when killed) 16, 1918 (flying 1918 accident) 9th Leicestershire Anderson, Harry Edward Cortlandt S 1894 Lieut. Major Wounded - - - - Five years France Regt. Anderson, Matthew C1900 Lieut. Capt. (when killed) 9th H.L.I. (T.) Killed, Aug. 16th - - - - Two years France House and Rank. Honours or Name. Year Of At beginning of War On date of return Regiment Or Ship. Casualties. Duration of Service. Field of Service. Decorations. Entry. or on joining. of Schedule. Invalided home, th 1 Lieut.-Col. (when 17th H.L.I.; 9 East trench fever, 1917; Sept. 1914 to March Anderson, William Herbert M1894 Capt. Victoria Cross France killed) Surreys; 12th H.L.I. killed Mar, 25, 1918, 25, 1918 near Maricourt 17th Infantry, Indian Army, 1901 (Indian Mahmud Anson, George Frank Wemyss C 1895 2nd Lieut. Major - - - - - - - - Indian Army Political Dept., Operations, 1915 1907) Wounded and France and Arbuthnott, Robert Keith C 1911 R.M.C. Sandhurst Lieut. 1st Black Watch M.C.; M. in D. - - - - P.0.W. Belgium 9th A. & S. Highrs., att. 7th A. & S. Highrs.; Officer- Western Front and Arrol, Archibald Theodore G 1896 Capt. Capt. Instructor 9th Wounded (2) M.C.; T.D. 1914-1919 Rhineland 0.C.B., Gailes; Intell. Corps H.Q., Rhine Army & S. Atkinson, Guy Christopher 2/1st Beds. Yeo.; France and M 1911 2nd Lieut. Lieut. Wounded M.C.; M. in D. 19I5 to present date Leicester Coldstream Guards Northern Russia Motor Machine Gun Killed in action 2nd Lieut. (when Corps, 1st Section, Jan. 1915 to Nov. Atkinson, Miles Linzee M 1899 Pte. before Cambrai, - - - - France and Belgium killed) 7th Battery; Tank 1917 Nov. 20, 1917 b Corps E Went down with his Midshipman, R.N.R. H.M.S. Clan Auld, John Hamilton1 M 1909 Midshipman, R.N.R. ship on or about - - - - Two months North Sea (at death) Macnaughton Feb. z, 19r5 Auld, Stewart Carnegie 1 M 1910 2nd Lieut. Lieut. R.F.A. - - - - - - - - x915 to present date France, Macedonia H.H.M.S. Seal and Ayling, Francis Taylor C 1906 Midshipman, R.N.R. Lieut., R.N.R. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Armadale Castle Aymer, Alexander Lindsay S 1903 Lieut. Act. Major R.A.M.C. - - - - 1914 Star 1914 to present date France Baird, Barrington Hnpe M 1891 Capt. - - - - 1st. H.L.I. - - - - - - - - Regular Army - - - - Bairnsfather, Robert M. P. G 1913 Cadet 2nd Lieut. 5th K.O.S.B. Wounded - - - - Eighteen months France 1 2nd Lieut.