16757: Roll of Honour: Kinloch, World War Two
|
Name |
Patronymic |
Address |
Service Details |
|---|---|---|---|
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Donald R Mackenzie |
Domhnall Rodaidh Aonghais Iain |
3 Airidhbhruaich |
841004 Gunner 51st A/T Royal Artillery; UK, Europe. Taken prisoner at St Valery and spent 5 years as a Prisoner of War in Poland |
|
Angus Maclennan |
Angaidh Aonghais |
6 Airidhbhruaich |
RAF; UK and Far East |
|
Alex John Maclennan |
Alec John Iain Chaluim |
9b Airidhbhruaich |
Army; UK |
|
Malcolm John Maclennan |
Calum John Iain Chaluim |
9b Airidhbhruaich |
2825322 Private Scots Guards; UK and Italy |
|
Iain Montgomery |
Sunaidh Dhomhnaill ‘an Tailleir |
13 Airidhbhruaich |
Private Canadian Army; UK |
|
Katie Mary Kennedy |
Ceitidh Mary Iain Dhomhnaill Amhlaidh |
14b Airidhbhruaich |
LACW, WAAF |
|
John Angus Kennedy |
John Angus Iain Dhomhnaill Amhlaidh |
14b Airidhbhruaich |
JX281827 Seaman, Royal Navy Home Waters; African Coast |
|
Alexander John Kennedy |
Sambo |
14a Airidhbhruaich |
RAF; UK, Far East. Taken prisoner in Sumatra in 1942. Released in Borneo in August 1945 |
|
Murdo Kennedy |
Murdaidh Mhurchaidh Choinnich |
14a Airidhbhruaich |
2825824 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and Africa. Wounded in Sicily |
|
Donald Alexander Kennedy |
Domhnall Alec Mhurchaidh Choinnich |
14a Airidhbhruaich |
Seaman, Royal Navy |
|
John Kennedy |
Wills |
14a Airidhbhruaich |
1552481 RAF ACI; UK, Far East. Taken prisoner at Jave in 1942 and released in Singapore in 1945. Worked on Burma rialway for one and a half years |
|
Ewen Martin |
Eoghain Sheonaidh Eoghain |
19 Airidhbhruaich |
TX/179197 Seaman, Royal Navy |
|
Jean Martin |
Sine Sheonaidh Eoghain |
19 Airidhbhruaich |
1134R NAAFI |
|
Jessina Martin |
Jessina Sheonaidh Eoghain |
19 Airidhbhruaich |
Military Nursing |
|
John Morrison |
Iain Barnaidh |
20 Airidhbhruaich |
Royal Navy |
|
Murdo Martin |
Murdaidh Dhomhnaill ‘an Mhartainn |
21 Airidhbhruaich |
Seaman, Royal Navy, submarine detection; North Atlantic, Mediterranian, India and South Africa |
|
Peter Martin |
Padruig Dhomhnaill ‘an Mhartainn |
21 Airidhbhruaich |
Private Royal Engineers; UK and Far East |
|
Malcolm Martin |
Calum Dhomhnaill ‘an Mhartainn |
21 Airidhbhruaich |
LT/JX281840 Seaman, Royal Navy; Home Waters |
|
Norman Martin |
Tormod Dhomhnaill ‘an Mhartainn |
21 Airidhbhruaich |
14522630 Private Cameronians Scottish Rifles; India, Burma and Singapore |
|
Malcolm Mackinnon |
Ruis |
2 Balallan |
2825528 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK. Injured on active service. Discharged |
|
Donald J Mackinnon |
Domhlan |
2 Balallan |
Private, Pioneer Corps; UK |
|
Janet Macleod |
Seasag Dhomhnaill Bhig |
3 Balallan |
208802 Captain QAIMNS; UK and Middle East |
|
Donald J Macleod |
Domhnall Iain Chaluim Bhain |
3 Balallan |
Private, Pioneer Corps; UK |
|
Murdo Macleod |
Murdaidh Rodaidh Sheoc |
6 Balallan |
Royal Navy; UK. Discharged. Died in 1943 |
|
John Macleod |
Am Babe |
6 Balallan |
3192007 Sergeant K.O.S.B. (Tank Regiment); UK and India |
|
Annie Macleod |
Anna Rodaidh Sheoc |
6 Balallan |
3134R NAAFI; UK |
|
Malcolm Macaulay |
Calum Geig |
7 Balallan |
1829140 ACI RAF; UK |
|
Duncan Macdonald |
Duncan Ruairidh Dhonnachaidh |
8 Balallan |
LT/JX210684 L/Seaman, Royal Navy; UK, North Atlantic and Mediterranean. Mentioned in Despatches. (Returned from Peru to join the Navy) |
|
Murdo D Macdonald |
Danaidh Ruairidh Dhonnachaidh |
8 Balallan |
2932207 Trooper, RAC; UK, Frnace, Dunkirk, India and Burma |
|
Alex John Kennedy |
Ailic John Dhonnachaidh Cheanadaidh |
9 Balallan |
958535 LAC RAF; UK and Far East. Prisoner of War in Japan |
|
Donald Kennedy |
Dolaidh Dhonnachaidh Cheanadaidh |
9 Balallan |
2823147 Sergeant, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and North Africa. Won M.M. Sicily. Wounded and lost a leg |
|
John Kennedy |
Iain Dhonnachaidh Cheanadaidh |
9 Balallan |
LT/JX281787 L/Seaman, Royal Navy; UK and North Atlantic |
|
Annabelle Kennedy |
Beldidh Dhonnachaidh Cheanadaidh |
9 Balallan |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Alexander Macleod |
Alasdair Rob |
10 Balallan |
756122 Corporal, Seaforth Highlanders, Regular Army; India North West Frontier 1930/31; UK and France. Taken prisoner at St Valery. Prisoner of War Germany 1940/45 |
|
Murdo John Macleod |
Murdaidh Rob |
10 Balallan |
7928924 Private, Pioneer Corps; UK |
|
Donald Macleod |
Dolaidh Rob |
10 Balallan |
New Zealand Army |
|
Christina Macleod |
Ciorstaidh Post |
11 Balallan |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Norman Martin |
Nomaidh ‘an Shaoir |
13 Balallan |
Petty Officer, Fleet Air Arm; UK |
|
Murdo Martin |
Murdaidh ‘an Shaoir |
13 Balallan |
RAF; UK |
|
John Macdonald |
Iain Mhurchaidh ‘an Neill |
14 Balallan |
Private, RAMC; UK and Italy |
|
Murdo J Macdonald |
Murdaidh Mhurchaidh ‘an Neill |
14 Balallan |
Lieutenant, Royal Canadian Artillery and British Security; Canada, USA and South America |
|
Donald Macdonald |
Dosh |
14 Balallan |
Gunner, Royal Artillery; UK and Low Countries. Killed in action in Antwery 1944. (Came home from Peru to join the Army) |
|
John Smith |
Iain Mor Iain Iain Ruaidh |
16 Balallan |
Captain, RNR; UK and North Atlantic -; Mediterranean. Killed by explosion on ammunition ship in Algiers in 1943 |
|
Chrissie Smith |
Criosaidh Iain Iain Ruaidh |
16 Balallan |
Flying Officer, RCAF; UK and Canada |
|
Iain M Smith |
Iain Beag Iain Iain Ruaidh |
16 Balallan |
Lieutenant, Royal Navy; UK, Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans |
|
David Smith |
Daidh Iain Iain Ruaidh |
16 Balallan |
Sergeant, RAF; UK and Far East. Prisoner of War in Japanese camps 1942/45 |
|
Donald Maclean |
Dolaidh Aoghnais Amhlaidh |
16 Balallan |
Aircraftsman, RAF; UK |
|
Aulay Macleod |
Amhlaidh ‘an Chaluim |
17 Balallan |
249321 AB, Royal Navy; UK, North and South Atlantic, Mediterranean, Indian and Arctic Oceans |
|
Malcolm Macleod |
Calum ‘an Chaluim |
17 Balallan |
14211210 Private, Pioneer Corps; UK, North Africa and Italy |
|
Donald Macleod |
Doll ‘an Chaluim |
17 Balallan |
2821152 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and France (wounded in Abbeville in 1940), India and Burma |
|
Norman Macleod |
Tormod Chalum Alasdair |
18 Balallan |
47449 Private, Royal Artillery; UK |
|
John D Macleod |
Seondon Chaluim Alasdair |
18 Balallan |
Acting Staff Sergeant, Army Intelligence; UK and Europe |
|
William S Evans |
Sidnidh |
18 Balallan |
R169014 Steward, Merchant Navy; North and South Atlantic and Mediterranean. Aboard the ‘Athenia’ when sunk by German submarine on 3 September 1939 (first sea casualty of the War). Awarded Royal Humane Society Bronze Medal following the bombing of shipping on the Thames in January 1941 |
|
Kenneth Macleod |
Coinneach Buachaill |
23 Balallan |
Able Seaman, Merchant Navy; UK and North Atlantic |
|
Malcolm Macleod |
Calum Mhurchaidh Buachaill |
23 Balallan |
Able Seaman, Merchant Navy; UK, North and South Atlantic, Pacific. He was a survivor on three different occasions when the ships on which he served were sunk by enemy action |
|
Roderick A Macleod |
Ruairidh Ailic Mhurchaidh Buachaill |
23 Balallan |
Royal Navy Marine Police; UK |
|
Donald Macleod |
Domhnall Mhurchaidh Buachaill |
23 Balallan |
Able Seaman, Royal Navy; UK, North Atlantic, Mediterranean and Pacific |
|
Alasdair Macleod |
Alasdair Mhurchaidh Buachaill |
23 Balallan |
Radio Telegraphist, Royal Navy; UK, USA and North Atlantic |
|
John Mackenzie |
Iain Mhurchaidh ‘an Eachainn |
24 Balallan |
VLYX102/795 Marine, Royal Marines; UK, Middle East, Sicily and Italy |
|
Donald Mackenzie |
Domhnall Luis |
24 Balallan |
7928912 Royal Dragoons; UK and Europe |
|
Norman Mackenzie |
Tormod Mhurchaidh ‘an Eachainn |
24 Balallan |
Private, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders; UK and Europe |
|
Malcolm Smith |
Calum Chailein |
27 Balallan |
Royal Artillery; UK |
|
Donald Macaulay |
Domhnall a’ Ghrosair |
31 Balallan |
Australian Army. Wounded in Crete |
|
Hector Macaulay |
Heig a’ Ghrosair |
31 Balallan |
X10286B Able Seaman, Royal Navy; UK, North and South Atlantic, D-day landings |
|
Donald Macaulay |
Donshaidh |
31 Balallan |
Private, REME; UK |
|
Alexander Macmillan |
Aididh |
32 Balallan |
Private, RASC; UK. Discharged because of ill-health |
|
Donald John Macmillan |
Domhnall Iain Mhurchaidh Ruaidh |
32 Balallan |
Corporal, Seaforth Highlanders; UK. Discharged because of ill-health |
|
Norman Macmillan |
Tamaidh |
32 Balallan |
FX83485 Air Mechanic Fleet, Air Arm; UK, South Atlantic and South Africa |
|
Neil Macleod |
Niall Eirig |
33 Balallan |
1344051 LAC, RAFVE; UK |
|
Murdo Macleod |
Murdaidh Eirig |
33 Balallan |
Ord Seaman, Royal Navy; UK |
|
Donald Montgomery |
Domhnall Montaidh |
34 Balallan |
5124882 Private, RAMC; UK and Africa (Eighth Army) |
|
John Macdonald |
Iain Dholaidh Scarp |
38 Balallan |
790066 Gunner, Royal Artillery, Regular Army; UK |
|
Malcolm Macdonald |
Calum Dholaidh Scarp |
38 Balallan |
14246821 Private, REME; UK and Europe |
|
Donald Macleod |
Dollan Ruairidh Bhig |
39 Balallan |
Able Seaman, Merchant Nave; UK and North Atlantic. Drowned when ship was lost with all hands on 4 January 1943. He had returned from Peru to join the Navy |
|
Angus John Macleod |
Aonghas Iain Ruairidh Bhig |
39 Balallan |
NAP/R251007 Ord Seaman, Royal Navy; UK and North Atlantic. Drowned when ship was lost in the Atlantic on 14 January 1944 |
|
Donald Morrison |
Domhnall Stud |
41a Balallan |
Corporal, Royal Engineers; UK and Italy |
|
Neil M Morrison |
Niall Stud |
41a Balallan |
2823145 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK |
|
Christina Morrison |
Ciorstag Stud |
41a Balallan |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Ronald Morrison |
Ronaidh Stud |
41a Balallan |
Royal Artillery; UK and Italy |
|
Morag Morrison |
Morag Stud |
41a Balallan |
Military Nursing |
|
Malcolm Morrison |
Calum Mhurchaidh Chaluim |
41b Balallan |
RNR; UK and Far East. Partially blinded by gun flash |
|
Donald Morrison |
Domhnall Mhurchaidh Chaluim |
41b Balallan |
L/Gunner (DES), Royal Navy; UK, North and South Atlantic |
|
Murdo Morrison |
Murdaidh Mhurchaidh Chaluim |
41b Balallan |
11408539 Private, Royal Artillery; UK, Italy and Germany |
|
Dolina Smith |
Dollag ‘an Tailleir |
42 Balallan |
P263629 Lieutenant QAIMNS/R; UK, Middle East, Eastern Europe, North Africa and East Africa |
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Rev Murdo Macleod |
Murdaidh Sheonaidh |
50 Balallan |
RN Volunteer Naval Chaplain; Channel Ports. Also in RN 1914-18 |
|
John M Macleod |
Iain Ruairidh Sheonaidh |
50 Balallan |
1824238 LAC RAF; UK, Middle East, Greece, North Africa and East Africa |
|
John Angus Maclean |
Lever |
51 Balallan |
Merchant Navy; North Atlantic and Russion convoys |
|
Calum John Macdonald |
Calum John Chaluim Choinnich |
52 Balallan |
2369358 Corporal, Royal Corps of Signals (Rifle Brigade); UK, North Africa, Italy and Austria. He was awarded the Military Medal (North Africa) |
|
Donald S Macdonald |
Dolaidh a’ Bhaiceir |
52 Balallan |
293871 Private, Cameron Highlanders, RASC; UK, Middle East, North Africa and Italy |
|
Ishbel Macdonald |
Iseabail a’ Bhaiceir |
52 Balallan |
QAIMNS; UK and India |
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George Mackenzie |
Seordan Shuarnaidh |
54b Balallan |
2015646 Sapper, Royal Engineers; UK |
|
Ishbel Mackenzie |
Iseabail Shuarnaidh |
54b Balallan |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Roderick John Mackenzie |
Iain Shuarnaidh |
54b Balallan |
14281819 Gunner, Royal Artillery; UK and Italy |
|
James Mackenzie |
Seumas Shuarnaidh |
54b Balallan |
14049531 Piper, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and Far East |
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John Macdonald |
Iain Ruairidh Uilleim |
57 Balallan |
2815202 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and Europe |
|
Roderick Norman Mackenzie |
Tormod Ruairidh Uilleim |
57 Balallan |
10552383 Sergeant, RAOC; UK and Middle East |
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Ishbel Montgomery |
Iseabail a’ Ghobha |
58 Balallan |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Donald Macleod |
Domhnall Chaluim Dhomhnaill |
59 Balallan |
VX145173 Private, Australian Army; New Guinea and Pacific |
|
Murdo Mackenzie |
Murdaidh Christmas |
60 Balallan |
Private, Cameron Highlanders/Black Watch; UK and France |
|
Malcolm Macleod |
Toman |
75 Balallan |
2825531 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK. Died of pleurisy on active service in 1944 |
|
Roderick John Martin |
Rodaidh John Chrobhig |
76 Balallan |
Gunner, Royal Navy; UK, North and South Atlantic |
|
Roderick Macdonald |
Ruairidh Uilleim |
76 Balallan |
X9377B RNR; UK, Atlantic and Pacific. He was torpedoed twice |
|
Alexina Kennedy |
Ailic Alasdair Bhig |
78 Balallan |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Donald Kenneth Kennedy |
Ceanaidh Alasdair Bhig |
78 Balallan |
X19793A Able Seaman, Royal Navy; UK, Red Sea and Indian Ocean |
|
Murdo Smith |
Murdaidh Shildinis |
1 Shieldenish |
1695327 LAC RAF Regiment; UK and Far East |
|
James Mackenzie |
Seumas Dhomhnaill Duinn |
2 Shieldenish |
Major, Seaforth Highlanders (Regular Army), UK and Foreign |
|
John Mackenzie |
Iain Dhomhnaill Duinn |
2 Shieldenish |
Sergeant, Seaforth Highlanders (Regular Army); UK and Far East |
|
Donald Mackenzie |
Dolaidh Dhomhnaill Duinn |
2 Shieldenish |
2819655 Private, Seaforth Highlanders (Regular Army); UK and Europe |
|
Duncan Macleod |
Donnachadh Chaluim |
3 Shieldenish |
P/X19618A Seaman/Gunner, Royal Navy; UK and North Atlantic. He was torpedoed twice |
|
Donald Macleod |
Dolaidh Chaluim |
3 Shieldenish |
Seaman/Gunner, Royal Navy; UK and Far East |
|
Donald A Macleod |
Domhnall Angaidh |
3 Shieldenish |
293932 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and North Africa (Alamein) |
|
Malcolm Macleod |
Caluman |
3 Shieldenish |
Ord/Seaman, Royal Navy; UK and North Atlantic |
|
Donald Maclennan |
Domhnall Thormoid Mhoir |
5 Seaforth Head |
P/JX2766 AB/Seaman, Royal Navy; UK, North Atlantic and Mediterranean |
|
Catherine Macrae |
Cathaidh Dhonnachaidh Mhoir |
Eishken |
W/81981 Private, ATS. Died of diphtheria on active service on 15 September 1942, aged 25 years |
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Angus Macleod |
Aonghas Mhurd |
1 Laxay |
267834 Private, RASC. Discharged on medical grounds |
|
Donald Maciver |
Domhnall Ruairidh Mhurchaidh |
3 Laxay |
D/JX176176 Leading Seaman, Royal Navy. Survived the sinking of the HMS Grafton when 800 were lost. He was aboard HMS Victorious whose planes were involved in the sinking of the Bismark; also on Victorious when she was attacked by Japanese Kamakaze pilot |
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Kenneth Murdo Maciver |
Ceanaidh Murdo Ruairidh Mhurchaidh |
3 Laxay |
JX529237 Seaman, Royal Navy Patrol Service; UK and Home Waters |
|
Duncan Mackenzie |
Donnchadh Aonghais Mhoir |
6 Laxay |
11344 Lance Corporal, Royal Marines; UK |
|
Ishbel Mackenzie |
Iseabail Aonghais Mhoir |
6 Laxay |
Military Nursing |
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Christina A Mackenzie |
Dan Aonghais Mhoir |
6 Laxay |
Leading Warden ARP. Served in London throughout the Blitz |
|
Angus Maciver |
Potaidh |
9a Laxay |
Seaman, Royal Navy; UK. Discharged on medical grounds |
|
Margaret Maciver |
Mairead Iain Aonghais Choinnich |
9a Laxay |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Alexander John Macleod |
Non Ardaidh |
9b Laxay |
Private, Gordon Highlanders; UK and North Africa. Wounded at El Alamein |
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Malcolm Macleod |
Caidh Ardaidh |
9b Laxay |
LJ/JX219473 Gunner, Royal Navy; Northern Patrol, South Atlantic and Normandy Landing |
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Alexander John Mackenzie |
Non Ruadh |
11 Laxay |
2842759 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK. Medical discharge |
|
Thomas Maciver |
Tomas Dhomhnaill an Dhomhnaill |
13a Laxay |
1798866 Lance Corporal, Army Anti-Tank Corps. Transferred to CMP. UK and Italy |
|
Johanna Maciver |
Seonag Dhomhnaill an Dhomhnaill |
13a Laxay |
288456 Private, ATS, RASC; UK |
|
Catherine Maciver |
Catriona Dhomhnaill an Dhomhnaill |
13a Laxay |
Private, ATS; UK |
|
Donald Mackenzie |
Domhnall Chaluim Ruaidh |
15 Laxay |
Able Seaman, Royal Navy; UK and Dunkirk. Also served in the First World War |
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Duncan Mackenzie |
Donnchadh Iain |
15 Laxay |
Private, Royal Engineers; UK and Channel Islands |
|
Archibald Donald Smith |
Sard |
15 Laxay |
X10630 B/10 Leading Seaman, Royal Navy; UK, Anzio, Dunkirk and Normandy |
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Fergus Macleod |
Feargas ‘an Fheargais |
16 Laxay |
330010 Private, Lovat Scouts RASC; UK and Faroe Islands |
|
Malcolm Macleod |
Calum ‘an Fhearghais |
16 Laxay |
2817638 Corporal, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and Europe. Prisoner of War from June 1940 to May 1945 at Main Camp, Stalag, 8b Lamsdor |
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John Macdonald |
Iain Boyd |
18 Laxay |
2825584 CSM 1st Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and Burma. Cut off for six months at Imphal -; ‘The Forgotten Army’ |
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George Macdonald |
Seoras Eachainn |
18 Laxay |
LT/JS400356 Seaman, Royal Navy Patrol Service; UK, Atlantic and North Sea following D-day |
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John M Macdonald |
Iain Sheonaidh Iain |
19 Laxay |
1451484 Gunner, Royal Artillery; UK and Europe. Prisoner of War for 5 years, mainly in Poland |
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Catherine A Macdonald |
Ceitidh Ann Sheonaidh Iain |
19 Laxay |
485789 ACW2 WAAF; UK. Died in the County Hospital on 8 December 1945 |
|
Johanna Macdonald |
Seonag Sheonaidh Iain |
19 Laxay |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Murdina Morrison |
Boise |
21 Laxay |
NAAFI; UK |
|
Donald Ferguson |
Dolaidh Eoghainn |
30 Laxay |
2815847 Private, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and Europe. Prisoner of War for 5 years |
|
Alexander Ferguson |
Alasdair Eoghainn |
30 Laxay |
2818107 Private, Seaforth Highlanders. Transferred to Royal Engineers; UK, Europe, Far East and Middle East |
|
John Ferguson |
Iain Eoghainn |
30 Laxay |
2816533 Corporal, Seaforth Highlanders; UK, Europe and North Africa. Returned to France and killed in Belgium |
|
Angus Ferguson |
Sosan |
30 Laxay |
2818120 Piper, Seaforth Highlanders; UK and Europe. Captured at Dunkirk. Prisoner of War for 5 years |
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Donald F Ferguson |
Daan |
30 Laxay |
Seaforth Highlanders Pioneer Corps; UK |
|
Donald M Ferguson |
Dolaidh Murdo Eoghainn |
30 Laxay |
RAF. Transferred to Private in Seaforth Highlanders; UK and Germany |
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Alexander M Mackenzie |
Alasdair Calum Sheonaidh Dhuinn |
31 Laxay |
1632669 Gunner, Royal Artillery; UK, Western Desert Italy, Egypt and Greece |
|
Rev Murdo Macsween |
Church of Scotland Manse, Laxay |
Padre, Royal Navy; South Coast Ports |
|
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Neil Macleod |
Niall Dhomhnaill Chaluim |
1 Keose |
Ship’s Carpenter, Merchant Navy. Served on City Line boats. Torpedoed three times |
|
Colin John Mackenzie |
Cailean John Alasdair ‘an Eachain |
2 Keose |
Army Royal Service Corps; UK |
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Alexander Mackenzie |
Sandaidh Alasdair ‘an Eachainn |
2 Keose |
Royal Navy; UK. Volunteer from Argentina |
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Murdo Mackenzie |
Murchadh Sheorais |
4 Keose |
Royal Navy Patrol Service; UK and Home Waters |
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John Smith |
Iain ‘an Tuathanaich |
6 Keose |
Merchant Navy. Volunteered at 63 years of age |
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Allan Smith |
Alan Iain ‘an Tuathanaich |
6 Keose |
Seaman Gunner, Royal Navy; UK and North Atlantic |
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Malcolm Macleod |
Crogarty |
7b Keose |
RAMC; UK |
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Charles Allan Cameron Macleod |
Tearlach Sheocain |
7b Keose |
Royal Navy; UK |
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John Macleod |
Iain Ban Sheocain |
7b Keose |
Royal Navy; UK |
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George Mackenzie |
Min |
8 Keose |
RNR; UK |
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George Macleod |
Seoras Aonghais Sheorais |
8 Keose |
RNR |
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Dolina Macrae |
Dolag Mhurchaidh Thaboist |
12 Keose |
467668 L/ACW WAAF; UK |
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Donald Robert Macrae |
Domhnall Rob Mhurchaidh Thaboist |
12 Keose |
1147691 Staff Sergeant, Army; UK, Frnace, Belgium, Holland and Germany. Wounded in Germany |
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Iain Macrae |
Iain Mhurchaidh Thaboist |
12 Keose |
RAF; UK, France, Italy and Egypt |
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Joan Macdonald |
Seonag Dhomhnaill Mairi |
13 Keose |
NAAFI; UK |
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Donald Macaulay |
Domhnall Choinnich Ruaidh |
14 Keose |
X17746A AB, RNR. Wounded when vessel ‘Crest Flower’ was bombed in the English Channel in July 1940. His next ship, the ‘Alder’ was shipwrecked near Fraserburgh. He then served on ‘T’ class trawler ‘Birdlip’ which was lost when rammed by a tanker. His next vessel the ‘Oracle’ was lost by fire at Birkenhead |
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Kenneth Macaulay |
Coinneach Beag Choinnich Ruaidh |
14 Keose |
Marine, Royal Marines; UK and Iceland |
|
Alexander John Macaulay |
Neon Choinnich Ruaidh |
14 Keose |
Sapper, REME. Killed in action in Belgium |
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Donald Mackenzie |
Domhnall Iain Choinnich |
15 Keose |
Royal Navy; UK. Discharged on medical grounds |
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Alexander Mackenzie |
Alasdair Iain Choinnich |
15 Keose |
LT/JX281481 AB, Royal Navy Patrol Service; UK and Home Waters |
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Angus Macleod |
Niers |
Gate House, Keose |
RNR. Survived the sinking of the ‘Dunvegan Castle’ but was later drowned when the ‘Worcestershire’ was torpedoed |
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Donald Macleod |
Domhnall a’ Mhaighistir Sgoile |
Knockiandhu Schoolhouse |
LT/JX545600 L/Seaman, Royal Navy Patrol Service; UK and Home Waters |
|
Kenneth Finlay Maciver |
Ceanaidh Shobhail |
Soval |
14273162 Corporal, Army Royal Engineers; UK, Sicily and Italy |
|
Angus Maciver |
Angaidh Shobhail |
Soval |
14833981 Private, Army, Black Watch; UK, India, Singapore and Burma |
|
Kenneth Mackenzie |
Coinneach Dhomhnaill Liath |
1 Keose Glebe |
Private, Scots Guards; UK |
|
Peggy Mackay |
Peigi Gormal |
2 Keose Glebe |
Land Army; UK |
|
John Macmillan |
Iain Teach |
4 Keose Glebe |
08916 Leading Seaman, Royal Navy Patrol Service; UK |
|
George Macmillan |
Hoy a’ Bhaird |
4 Keose Glebe |
Seaman, Royal Navy Patrol Service; UK and Foreign |
|
Joan Macmillan |
Seonag a’ Bhaird |
4 Keose Glebe |
WRNS; UK |
|
Alexander Macdonald |
Sandy |
4 Keose Glebe |
US Army; Served in UK and Italy |
|
Donald Macaulay |
Domhnall Mor Chailein Ruaidh |
5 Keose Glebe |
883923 T.M.M. Army, 51st Highland Division. Taken prisoner at St Valery in June 1940. Escaped from Prisoner of War camp in Poland to Russia and was interned there until 1945 |
|
Colin Murdo Macaulay |
Cailean Murdo Chailein Ruaidh |
5 Keose Glebe |
Seaman, Royal Navy; UK and Home Waters |
|
Angus Morrison |
Aonghas Beag Chaluim Thormoid |
8 Keose Glebe |
Royal Navy; UK and Home Waters |
|
Angus Macaulay |
Naoisean Aonghais Aonghais Bhig |
9 Keose Glebe |
Royal Navy; UK |
|
John Macdonald |
Iain Alasdair Dhuinn |
10 Keose Glebe |
1599024 L/Cpl, Army; UK and Far East |
|
Donald Macdonald |
Dol Alasdair Dhuinn |
10 Keose Glebe |
281292 Seaman, Royal Navy; UK and Home Waters |
|
John Macdonald |
Seonaidh Chuilidh |
11 Keose Glebe |
Royal Navy; UK |
|
Hector Macrae |
Eachainn a’ Mhans |
The Manse, Keose Glebe |
Army, Pioneer Corps. Killed in Africa in June 1942 |
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Matthew George Morton |
Matti a’ Mhans |
The Manse, Keose Glebe |
Cameron Highlanders, 8th Army in North Africa |
The above list commemorates those who served in the Second World War and especially those who lost their lives in the fight for freedom
Details
- Record Type:
- Resource
- Source Type:
- roll of honour
- Record Maintained by:
- CECL