NETHER
LOCHABER WAR MEMORIAL
World
War 1 & 2 - Detailed information
Compiled and copyright © Transcribed Les Horn 2006
The
Roll of Honour for Nether Lochaber in Inverness-shire. Although it covers
all religions it is kept in St. Bride's Episcopal Church in North Ballachulish
[GB Grid Ref NN 052 610] and covers World War 1 only. The names are
split by area and the details are given are forenames (where possible),
surname, rank, Regiment or service and any other relevant information.
The table below contains all the names but the details have been slightly
re-ordered for ease of reading. Where further information has been found
then this has been added, including the details for those who died.
There is a further Memorial Stone covering World War 2 in Innis na Birlinn
Cemetery, which belongs to the Nether Lochaber community (GB Grid ref
NN 026 644) and is off the A82 about 1 mile north of the Corran Ferry.
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ROLL
OF HONOUR
NETHER LOCHABER
1914 1918
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ONICH |
| CAMERON |
Duncan |
Private,
Cameron Highlanders, Killed in action
Private
1916, 4th Battalion, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. Killed in
action 17th May 1915. Enlisted Inverness, resident Inverfaigaig,
Loch Ness. No known grave. Commemorated on LE TOURET MEMORIAL, Pas
de Calais, France. Panel 41 and 42. |
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| CAMERON |
Malcolm |
Sergeant,
Lovat Scouts, Wounded |
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| CAMERON |
Robert |
Sergeant,
Cameron Highlanders |
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| CLAYTON |
James |
Private,
Lovat Scouts, Wounded |
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| FRASER |
Peter |
Private,
Royal Army Service Corps |
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| FRASER |
Donald |
Private,
Lovat Scouts, Died
Private
1904, 2nd/1st Battalion, Lovat Scouts. Died in United Kingdom 31st
August 1916. Aged 27. Born Kilmallie, enlisted Fort William, resident
Onich. Son of Mrs. Catherine Fraser, of Onich, Invernessshire. Buried
in KILMALLIE OLD CHURCHYARD, Invernessshire. Extension C. Grave
93. |
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| HUNTER |
James |
Driver,
British Red Cross Society |
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| HUNTER |
Alick |
Private,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
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| HAY |
William |
Private,
Seaforth Highlanders, Wounded |
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| HUNTER |
William |
Private,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
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| JOHNSTONE |
Alister |
Private,
Royal Army Service Corps. Motor Transport |
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| JOHNSTONE |
Malcolm |
Private,
British Red Cross Society |
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| MacLEAVER |
John |
Private,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
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| MacGREGOR |
Donald |
Sergeant,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, (Military Medal and Bar) |
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| CUILCHENNA,
MAMORE, BUNREE, INCHREE, SOUTH CORRAN AND CORUANAN |
| CAMERON |
Robert |
Lieutenant,
Royal Air Force, Killed
probably
Robert Barton CAMERON, Lieutenant, 9th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps.
Died 7th January 1918. Son of Archibald and AnnieBarton Cameron,
of 21, Ailsa Drive, Langside, Glasgow. Was a Medical Student (in
third year) Glasgow University. Buried in MENDINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY,
Poperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Plot IX. Row B. Grave 26. |
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| HODGSON |
Victor
T |
Lieutenant,
Royal Navy, Cuilchenna |
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| CAMERON |
Hugh |
Private,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Severely wounded (Military Medal) |
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| CAMERON |
Dugald |
Sergeant,
Scottish Horse |
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| CAMERON |
Donald |
Private,
3rd Battalion, Cameron Highlanders, Camusnaherrie |
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| CAMERON |
John |
Sergeant,
21st Battalion, Canadians, Blarnaclerich |
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| CAMERON |
D |
Trumpeter,
1st Battalion, Lovat Scouts, Blarnaclerich |
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| CAMERON |
Neil |
Trumpeter,
1st Battalion, Lovat Scouts, Killed in action, Blarnaclerich
Trumpeter
1998, "A" Squadron, Lovat Scouts. Killed in action at
Gallipoli 2nd October 1915. Aged 21. Born, resident and enlisted
Fort William. Son of Angus and Anne Cameron, of Kearan, Kinlochleven,
Argyll. Buried in GREEN HILL CEMETERY, Turkey. Plot I. Row F. Grave
8. |
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| CAMERON |
Angus |
Piper,
1st Battalion, Black Watch, Blarnaclerich |
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| ELLIOTT |
Alexander |
Private,
3rd Battalion, Cameron Highlanders, Mamore |
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| ELLIOTT |
Walter |
Private,
Lovat Scouts, Wounded, Mamore |
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| ELLIOTT |
Duncan |
Private,
1st Battalion, Cameron Highlanders, Mamore |
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| ELLIOTT |
Hugh |
Lance
Corporal, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Wounded, Mamore |
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| ELLIOTT |
William |
Private,
1st Battalion, Cameron Highlanders Wounded twice, Mamore |
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| McCOLL |
Hugh |
Private,
Lovat Scouts, Mamore |
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| McCOLL |
John |
Private,
Lovat Scouts, Mamore |
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| McDOUGALL |
Peter |
Private,
Cameron Highlanders, Wounded, Inchree |
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| McINNES |
Hugh |
Private,
Royal Army Service Corps, Motor Transport, Wounded, Bunree |
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| McINNES |
John |
Private,
Leicester Regiment, Severely wounded, Bunree |
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| McINTYRE |
Alexander |
Private,
Cameron Highlanders, Severely wounded, Inchree |
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| McKENZIE |
Colin |
Private,
Lovat Scouts, Cuilchenna |
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| McLEAN |
Thomas |
Private,
Seaforth Highlanders, Gassed, South Corran |
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| McLEAN |
John
H |
1st
Class Petty Officer, Royal Naval Division, Gassed, South Corran |
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| McPHEE |
James |
Private,
Royal Army Medical Corps, Glenshellach |
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| McVARISH |
Angus |
Private,
Seaforth Highlanders, Sallachiel |
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| MATHESON |
Donald |
Private,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Three times wounded and Prisoner
of War, Mamore |
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| MATHESON |
John
C |
Private,
12th Battalion, Royal Scots, Killed in action, Mamore
Private
36733, 12th Battalion, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). Killed in
action 26th April 1918. Aged 40. Born Lismore, enlisted Onich, resident
Kinlockleven. Son of the late John Matheson. Formerly 24600, Royal
Scots Fusiliers. No known grave. Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL,
Zonnebeke, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 11 to 14 and 162. |
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| MATHESON |
Dugald |
Private,
Lovat Scouts, Mamore |
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| MATHESON |
Alex
C |
Private,
Lovat Scouts, Mamore |
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| ROBERTSON |
Alexander |
Private,
Highland Light Infantry |
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| SCHOFIELD |
George |
Private,
Cameron Highlanders, Mamore |
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| WATSON |
Mary |
Sister,
Served in Salonika |
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| HEATHCOTE |
Caroline |
Sister,
Serbian Red Cross |
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| MACKENZIE |
Edith
M |
Red
Cross Motor Driver, in France, Russia Roumania and Dobruja, Camus-a-Chagan |
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| NORTH
BALLACHULISH |
| MacPHERSON |
K
L |
Captain,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Severely wounded, Craig Dhu |
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| MacPHERSON |
Ronald
Charters |
Captain,
Royal Field Artillery, Died of wounds, Craig Dhu
Captain,
"B" Battery, 256th brigade, Royal Field Artillery (Territorial).
Died of wounds 18th April 1918. Aged 21. Son of Sir J. Molesworth
and Lady Macpherson. Buried in LILLERS COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION,
Pas de Calais, France. Plot/Row/Section B. Grave 34. |
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| CAMERON |
Alexander |
Private,
Royal Army Service Corps. |
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| CAMERON |
Donald |
Private,
Royal Army Service Corps. |
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| CAMERON |
Hugh |
Private,
Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire. Regiment. |
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| CAMERON |
Angus |
Private,
Royal Army Service Corps. Motor Transport |
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| CAMERON |
Donald |
Private,
Cameron Highlanders |
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| CAMERON |
Angus |
Sergeant,
Royal Army Service Corps. |
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| CAMERON |
John |
Corporal,
Royal Scots, Wounded |
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| CAMERON |
Alexander |
Sergeant,
Highland Light Infantry, Wounded |
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| DAVIDSON |
Thomas |
Private,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Wounded |
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| DYKES |
William |
Private,
Highland Light Infantry, Wounded |
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| FRASER |
Donald |
Private,
Cameron Highlanders |
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| GRAHAM |
William |
Private,
Cameron Highlanders |
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| McCALLUM |
John |
Sergeant,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Wounded |
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| McINTYRE |
Arthur |
Private,
Lovat Scouts |
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| McINTYRE |
John |
Private,
Machine Gun Corps |
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| McINNES |
Hugh |
Lance
Corporal, Cameron Highlanders |
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| McINNES |
Alexander |
Private,
Cameron Highlanders, Wounded and Prisoner of War |
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| McINNES |
Donald |
Corporal,
Royal Army Service Corps. Motor Transport, Wounded |
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| McKAY |
John |
Private,
Royal Engineers |
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| McKENZIE |
Hugh |
Private,
Royal Air Force, Died - not listed on CWGC |
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| McKENZIE |
Duncan |
Private,
Royal Air Force, Died - there is a D F Mackenzie
listed on CWGC as Second Lieutenant, Royal Air Force. Died
4 August 1918. Buried East of the church in IVER HEATH (ST. MARGARET)
CHURCHYARD, Buckinghamshire. |
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| McKENZIE |
Lachlan |
Private,
Gordon Highlanders |
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| SHAW |
Duncan |
Telegraphist,
Royal Navy |
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| WILSON |
William |
Gunner,
Royal Marine Artillery |
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| CALLART |
| SECKER |
St
John |
Major,
Lovat Scouts |
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| EDWARDS |
Reginald |
Private,
Royal Naval Division, Wounded |
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| WATSON |
Thomas |
Lance
Corporal, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Killed in action, Carnes.
Lance
Corporal S/1540, 10th Battalion, Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders). Died of wounds 13th June 1917. Aged 28. Born and resident
Fort William, enlisted Stirling. Son of Thomas and Barbara Watson,
of Carnress Farm, Onich, Inverness-shire. Native of Strontian, Ardgour,
Argyll. Buried in DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN, Pas de Calais,
France. Plot IV. Row J. Grave 29. |
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ERECTED
BY
THE PEOPLE OF NETHER LOCHABER
IN PROUD REMEMBERANCE OF THOSE WHO FELL
IN THE WORLD WAR 1939-45 |
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| MacGIBBON |
Dugald |
[Spelt
MCGIBBON on CWGC] Lance Corporal 2984100, 2nd Battalion, Argyll
& Sutherland Highlanders. Died as a prisoner of war of the
Japanese in Thailand 7th September 1943 [memorial stone states
27th September 1943. Aged 21. Son of Dugald and Mary McGibbon,
of Onich. Buried in KANCHANABURI WAR CEMETERY, Thailand. Plot
2. Row J. Grave 9.
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| CAMERON |
Hugh |
Private
14214531, 1st Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment. Killed in
action in Italy 3rd June 1944 [memorial stone states 23rd June 1944].
Aged 21. Son of Alexander and Christina Cameron, of Fort William.
Buried in BEACH HEAD WAR CEMETERY, ANZIO, Italy. Plot XIX. Row B.
Grave 4. |
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| NEIL |
James |
Private
2980669, 8th Battalion, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. Killed
in action in Italy 18th April 1945. Aged 32. Buried in ARGENTA GAP
WAR CEMETERY, Italy. Plot I. Row B. Grave 3. |
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| McINNES |
John |
Seaman
Steward LT/JX 199153, H.M. Yacht Fanetha IV, Royal Naval atrol Service.
Presumed drowned 23rd January 1941. Aged 45. Son of Donald &
Catherine McInnes. No known grave. Commemorated on LOWESTOFT NAVAL
MEMORIAL, Suffolk. Panel 7, Column 3. |
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NOT
RECORDED ON MEMORIALS BUT BURIED IN
INNIS NA BIRLINN CEMETERY
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| ROBERTSON |
John
Patrick |
 Private
2926390, 4th Battalion, The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. Died
15 January 1945. Aged 39. Son of John Robertson and of Bridget Robertson
(nee Brady); husband of Mary Macrae Robertson, of Kinlochleven,
Argyllshire. Buried in INNIS-NA-BIRLINN CEMETERY, Inverness-shire.
Section B. Grave 113. |
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Last
updated
16 February, 2022
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