KNOCKBAIN
WAR MEMORIAL
World
War 1 & 2 - Detailed information
Compiled and copyright © Gill Cannell & Andrew Dishman 2017
The
war memorial is to be found on the Millbank Road, Knockbain, two miles
southwest of Munlochy. It takes the form of a Celtic cross with a
square base with the inscription in black lettering. For the First
World War there are 37 names listed and one civilian for those who
died and for the Second World War 15 nmes and 2 civilians. The names
listed here have been sorted into alphabetical order within the groupings
to help with reading and research.
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Photographs
copyright © Gill Cannell & Andrew Dishman 2017 |
TO
THE
GLORY OF GOD
AND IN
GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE
OF THE OFFICERS,
NON-COMM. OFFICERS,
AND MEN
FROM THE
PARISH OF KNOCKBAIN
WHO GAVE
THEIR LIVES FOR
KING AND COUNTRY
IN THE GREAT WARS
1914-1919
AND
1939-1945
ERECTED BY THE INHABITANTS OF
THE PARISH
IN LOVING MEMORY
| Killed |
| CAMERON |
C
M |
Captain,
Seaforths |
| CAMERON |
R
|
Pte.,
East Lancs |
| CAMPBELL |
J
|
Cpl.,
Seaforths |
| FINLAYSON |
D
|
Cpl.,
Seaforths |
| FINLAYSON |
G
? |
Cpl.,
Seaforths |
| GILLIES |
W
N |
Pte.,
Camerons |
| KEMP |
J
|
Piper,
Seaforths |
| MACDONALD |
A
|
Pte.,
Seaforths |
| MACDONALD |
D
|
Pte.,
Gordons |
| MACDONALD |
J
|
Pte.,
South Africa |
| MACDONALD |
R
|
Pte.,
Seaforths |
| MACINTOSH |
C
|
Gds?,
Scots Guards |
| MACLEAN |
S
|
Sergt.,
New Zealand |
| MATHESON |
M
|
Pte.,
M.G.C. |
| MILLAR |
F
|
Sergt.,
Camerons |
| MOODIE |
R
W |
Captain,
Gordons |
| MORRISON |
J
|
Pte.,
Camerons |
| MUNRO |
M
|
Pte.,
Seaforths |
| PETERKIN |
J
W |
Gnr.,
Royal Artillery |
| ROSS |
D
J |
Pte.,
Black Watch |
| ROSS |
K
|
Cpl.,
Scots Guards |
| SCOTT |
J
A |
Cptl.,
K.O.S.B. |
| SHAW-STEWART |
P
H |
Lt.
Comdr., R.N.D. |
| SMITH |
D
M |
Pte.,
Black Watch |
| TAYLOR |
J
M |
Pte.,
R.A.M.C. |
| URQUHART |
C
|
Seaman,
R.N.R. |
| WILLOX |
C
L |
Pte.,
Seaforths |
Died |
| DOW |
A
|
Lieut.,
Camerons |
| DRANSFIELD |
H
|
Rev.,
Chaplain to the Forces |
| EDWARDS |
M
E M |
V.A.D.,
B.R.G.S. |
| FORBES |
J
A |
Lieut.,
R.N.R. |
| FOSTER |
G
|
Gnr.,
Royal Artillery |
| MACDONALD |
T
F |
Gnr.,
Royal Artillery |
| MACKENZIE |
T
|
Pte.,
Seaforths |
| MACLEOD |
A
W J |
Cpl.,
Scots Guards |
| MUIR |
J
|
Pte.,
Seaforths |
| ROSS |
S
|
Pte.,
Seaforths |
| SMITH |
A
A |
Sergt.,
South Africa |
THE
FOLLOWING
ARE
THE NAMES OF THOSE
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE SERVICE
OF
THEIR COUNTRY
1939-1945 |
| BREMNER |
Thomas |
Pte.,
Seaforths |
| DAVIDSON |
James
K |
A.B.,
R.N. |
| FINLAYSON |
Evelyn |
L.
Cpl., A.T.S. |
| FISHER |
R
|
Sgt.,
R.A.F. |
| FRASER |
John
A |
Sgt.,.
R.A.F. |
| JACKSON |
John |
Sgt.,
R.A.F. |
| JESSIMAN |
J
|
Pte.,
Camerons |
| MACKENZIE |
Donald
J |
L.A.C.,
R.A.F. |
| MACRAE |
John |
Gdn.,
Scots Guards |
| MANT |
Frederick |
A.B.,
Merchant Navy |
| MUIR |
John
R |
Pte.,
Seaforths |
| PATERSON |
Alex |
Eng.,
Merchant Navy |
| PESCODD |
A
W J |
Cpl.,
R.A.S.C. |
| ROSS |
Malcolm
B |
L.
Cpl., Camerons |
| ROSS |
Thomas
Alex |
Sgt.,
Duke of York Hussars (Canadian) |
| SHEARER |
Robert |
Tpr.,
Royal Armoured Corps |
| URQUHART |
John
W |
Sgt.,
R.A.F. |
Last
updated:
21 July, 2018
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