23230: Roll of Honour: Uig, World War Two
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WORLD WAR II – 1939 – 1945 |
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Patronymic |
Address |
Service Details |
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BREANISH |
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Murdo Maclean |
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1 Breanish |
R.N.R.. Killed by enemy action aboard H.M.S. “Wivern,”, aged 24 years. |
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Kenneth John Maclean |
1 Breanish |
R.N. ,Seaman. Served on H.M.S. “Stronghold,”, captured at the battle of the Java Seas, March 1941, prisoner of war in the Celebes until liberation. |
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Malcolm John Macaulay |
2 Breanish |
R.N., Seaman. |
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John Angus Macaulay |
2 Breanish |
ARMY, Pioneer Corps, Private. |
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Angus Maclean |
3 Breanish |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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John Murdo Maclean |
3 Breanish |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Annie Bell Maclean |
3 Breanish |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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Angus Mackay |
8 Breanish |
M.N., Seaman. |
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John Latimer |
9 Breanish |
ARMY, Fire Services, Private. |
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Neil Buchanan |
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11 Breanish |
R.N.R.,Seaman. Lost on H.M.S. “Avenger,” 1942, aged 24 years. |
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John Buchanan |
11 Breanish |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Malcolm John Buchanan |
11 Breanish |
ARMY, 2nd Bn Gordon Highlanders; wounded in France, August 1940. |
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Murdanie Macritchie |
15 Breanish |
R.N.R., Petty Officer. |
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Katie Ann Macritchie |
15 Breanish |
ARMY, Womens Land Army. |
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Chrissie Mary Macritchie |
15 Breanish |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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Angus Morrison |
17 Breanish |
R.N.R., Skipper. |
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Malcolm Morrison |
17 Breanish |
ARMY, Captain in the Shanghai Defence Force, Captured at Shanghai, December 1941 and held as a political prisoner in North China until liberation. |
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Peggy Morrison |
17 Breanish |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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Murdo Mackinnon |
18 Breanish |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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Murdo Macleod |
24 Breanish |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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Angus Morrison |
28 Breanish |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Neil Angus Morrison |
29 Breanish |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Murdo Morrison |
29 Breanish |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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John Morrison |
29 Breanish |
R.E.M.E., Private. |
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John Macdonald |
Mission House |
R.A.F, F/Sergeant. |
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PeggyMacdonald |
Mission House |
Q.A.N.S. (Queen Alexandra’s Nursing Services) |
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ISLIVIG |
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John Macdonald |
1 Islivig |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Hugh Brown |
7 Islivig |
R.A.M.C., Corporal. |
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Elizabeth Brown |
7 Islivig |
A.T.S. |
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MANGERSTA |
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Peter Macleod |
4 Mangersta |
R.N., L/Seaman. |
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John Macleod |
4 Mangersta |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Norman Macleod |
4 Mangersta |
ARMY, Private, Seaforth Highlanders, |
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Murdo Buchanan |
7 Mangersta |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Malcolm Buchanan |
7 Mangersta |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Murdanie Buchanan |
7 Mangersta |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Neil Buchanan |
7 Mangersta |
R.A.F., F/Lieutenent. |
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Donald Morrison |
8 Mangersta |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Malcolm Morrison |
8 Mangersta |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Katy Mary Morrison |
8 Mangersta |
V.A.D. |
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Donald Buchanan |
9 Mangersta |
R.N.R. (D.S.M.), L/Seaman. Awarded the D.S.M. In 1940 for good service off the Dutch, Belgian and French Coast. |
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Angus Matheson |
11 Mangersta |
ARMY, Private in the 5th Bn A & S Highlanders. Captured in 1940 on the Belgian/French border. Prisoner of war in Stalag V111B in Poland until liberation. |
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Peter Morrison |
13 Mangersta |
R.N., Seaman. |
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CARNISH |
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Kenneth Macaulay |
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2 Carnish |
M.N., Seaman. Lost on M.V. “Empire Gem,” February 1942, aged 27 years. |
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John Morrison |
3 Carnish |
R.E.M.E., Corporal. |
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John Morrison |
3 Carnish |
U.S. ARMY |
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ARDROIL |
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Calum Iain Macritchie |
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4 Ardroil |
R.A.F.V.R., Sgt F/Engineer. Killed in action over Hanover 1943, aged 21 years. |
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Peggy Macritchie |
4 Ardroil |
W.A.A.F. |
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John Maciver |
5 Ardroil |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Duncan Matheson |
6 Ardroil |
R.N., L/Seaman. |
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Catherine Mackenzie |
8 Ardroil |
W.L.A. (Womens Land Army). |
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Louis Macdonald |
9 Ardroil |
R.N.R., Seaman. Severely wounded on H.M.S. “Wivern,” off the coast of Holland, May 1940. |
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Eric Angus Bodley |
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10 Ardroil |
ARMY, Corporal in the Seaforth Highlanders. Killed in action at the battle of Wadi Akarit, North Africa, April 1943, aged 24 years. |
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Calum Iain Macritchie |
11 Ardroil |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Donald Peter Macritchie |
11 Ardroil |
ARMY, Private in the 1st Bn Cameron Highlanders. |
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Effie Macritchie |
11 Ardroil |
A.T.S. |
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Donald Morrison |
12 Ardroil |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Calum Iain Morrison |
12 Ardroil |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Iain Angus Smith |
13 Ardroil |
ARMY, Private in the 7th Bn Seaforth Highlanders. Wounded in Normandy, August 1944. |
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Cathie Smith |
13 Ardroil |
W.A.A.F. |
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Jessie Smith |
13 Ardroil |
W.A.A.F. Warrant Officer. |
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Katy Ann Macleod |
14 Ardroil |
W.R.N.S., 2ndOfficer. |
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UIG LODGE |
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Alec Mackenzie |
Uig Lodge |
ARMY, Lieutenant Colonel Chaplain in the Seaforth Highlanders. |
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TIMSGARRY |
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John Macleod |
2 Timsgarry |
R.N., L/Seaman. |
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Angus John Macleod |
2 Timsgarry |
R.N., L/Seaman. |
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Donald Macleod |
2 Timsgarry |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Katie Bell Macleod |
2 Timsgarry |
V.A.D. |
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Finlay Macdonald |
3 Timsgarry |
R.N., Seaman. |
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James Brown Mackay |
4 Timsgarry |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Angus Macdonald |
5 Timsgarry |
ARMY, Australian Army. |
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Neil M. Maclean |
8 Timsgarry |
ARMY, Sergeant. A Naval Reservist before joining the Army, he contracted a serious illness while serving in Palestine and after recovering, volunteered for the front line, serving thereafter as a Sapper in the Middle East. |
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Hector Maclean |
8 Timsgarry |
R.A.F., Corporal. |
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CROWLISTA |
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Peggy Nicolson |
1 Crowlista |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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Murdina Nicolson |
1 Crowlista |
A.T.S. |
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Malcolm J.Macdonald |
2 Crowlista |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Murdo D. Nicolson |
3 Crowlista |
R.N., L/Seaman. |
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Malcolm J. Macdonald |
4 Crowlista |
R.A.M.C., Sergeant. |
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Donald A. Macdonald |
4 Crowlista |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Alastair Macdonald |
4 Crowlista |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Donald M. Macdonald |
5 Crowlista |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Murdo A. Macdonald |
5 Crowlista |
R.N., Seaman. |
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John M. Macdonald |
6 Crowlista |
R.N., Telegraphist. |
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Rev Norman Mackay |
7 Crowlista |
ARMY, Chaplain in the Canadian Seaforths. |
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John A. Maciver |
8 Crowlista |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Murdo A. Nicolson |
11 Crowlista |
R.A.F., F/Sergeant. |
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Murdo Nicolson |
11 Crowlista |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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George Macleod |
13 Crowlista |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Alick G. Macleod |
13 Crowlista |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Christy Macleod |
13 Crowlista |
W.R.N.S. |
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Donald Maclean |
15 Crowlista |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Donald A. Matheson |
22 Crowlista |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Neil Matheson |
22 Crowlista |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. Lost at sea off North Africa, aged 27 years. |
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Angus Macleod |
Crowlista School House |
R.A.M.C. |
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MIAVAIG |
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James Macrae |
The Cottage Miavaig |
ARMY, Major in the Seaforth Highlanders & RASC. |
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Alec John Macrae |
The Cottage Miavaig |
R.N., Petty Officer. |
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Margaret Maclean |
The Cottage Miavaig |
A.N.S., Sister in the Army Nursing Services. |
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AIR UIG |
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Dolly A. Mackenzie |
1 Aird Uig |
W.A.A.F. |
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Malcolm Matheson |
6 Aird Uig |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Alexander Matheson |
6 Aird Uig |
US ARMY |
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Malcolm K. Matheson |
6 Aird Uig |
R.N.A.S. (Australian Navy). |
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Donald A. Macritchie |
7 Aird Uig |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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Angus Macritchie |
7 Aird Uig |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Peggy Macritchie |
7 Aird Uig |
A.T.S. |
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Catherine Macritchie |
7 Aird Uig |
W.A.A.F. |
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Malcolm J. Macleod |
8 Aird Uig |
R.M., Private in the Royal Marines. |
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Katy M. Macleod |
8 Aird Uig |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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VALTOS |
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Margaret Morrison |
3 Valtos |
T.A.N.S., Sister in the T.A. Nursing Services. |
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Malcolm Matheson |
4 Valtos |
R.N., Seaman. |
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John Buchanan |
7 Valtos |
ARMY, Warrant Officer in the Royal Army Pay Corps. |
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Andrew Buchanan |
7 Valtos |
M.N., 3rdOfficer. |
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William Macdonald |
14 Valtos |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Malcolm Mackay |
15 Valtos |
R.N.R., Seaman. Lost at sea on H.M.S. “Avenger,” in 1942, aged 31 years. |
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Donald Mackay |
15 Valtos |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Donald Maclean |
17 Valtos |
ARMY, Sergeant in the Canadian Seaforths. |
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John Smith |
20 Valtos |
ARMY, Corporal in the Canadian Seaforths. |
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Kenneth Smith |
20 Valtos |
R.C.C.S., Lieutenant. |
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Malcolm Smith |
20 Valtos |
M.N., Bosun. |
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Angus Smith |
20 Valtos |
R.N.R., Petty Officer. |
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Donald Smith |
20 Valtos |
R.N., L/Seaman, R.N. Combined Ops. |
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Malcolm Mackay |
21 Valtos |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Donald Mackay |
21 Valtos |
M.N., Seaman. |
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John Macdonald |
22 Valtos |
M.N., Bosun. 1914 -1918 Private, Royal Highlanders of Canada. Wounded at Hill 60 in 1918. |
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Duncan Macdonald |
22 Valtos |
R.N.R. (D.S.M.), Petty Officer. Awarded D.S.M. For outstanding devotion to duty under enemy attack on H.M.S. “Welshman,” during the relief of Malta, September 1942. |
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Donald N. Macdonald |
22 Valtos |
R.N., Seaman. Lost at sea on H.M.S. “Gloucester,” aged 23 years. |
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Murdo Macdonald |
22 Valtos |
M.N., Seaman. Lost at sea on S.S. “Empire Comet,” aged 21 years. |
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Norman Macdonald |
22 Valtos |
R.N., L/Seaman. |
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John M. Macdonald |
22 Valtos |
R.N., Seaman. |
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John Macaulay |
23 Valtos |
M.N., Seaman. Lost at sea on M.V. “Empire Impala,” 1942, aged 24 years. |
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Alexander Maclennan |
24 Valtos |
ARMY (M.C. & Bar), Colonel in the Canadian Seaforths. Awarded the MC and bar. 1914 – 1918 Captain, 16th Bn Canadian Seaforths. |
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Malcolm Maclean |
26 Valtos |
M.N., Captain. |
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Murdo Macsween |
28 Valtos |
M.N., Chief Engineer. |
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Kenneth J. Mackay |
31 Valtos |
R.A.F., F/Lieutenent. |
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Murdo Morrison |
32 Valtos |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Kenneth Mackay |
34 Valtos |
R.N.R., Petty Officer. 1914 – 1918 R.N.R.T.. |
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CLIFF |
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Malcolm Mackay |
37 Cliff |
ARMY, Private in the Royal Corps of Signals. |
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Malcolm K. Mackay |
37 Cliff |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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Kenneth Matheson |
39 Cliff |
M.N., Seaman. |
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John Matheson |
39 Cliff |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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Angus Macleod |
39 Cliff |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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KNEEP |
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John Maciver |
7 Kneep |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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Duncan Macdonald |
8 Kneep |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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Norman Macdonald |
8 Kneep |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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John Macdonald |
8 Kneep |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Alexander Smith |
9 Kneep |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Angus Maciver |
11 Kneep |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. 1914 – 1918 Seaman R.N.R.. |
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Angus K. Maciver |
11 Kneep |
ARMY, L/Corporal in the Pioneer Corps. |
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Donald M. Maciver |
11 Kneep |
R.C.S., Private in the Royal Corps of Signals. |
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Malcolm Mackay |
13 Kneep |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Donald Morrison |
13 Kneep |
R.A., Private. |
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UIGEN |
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John Macdonald |
16 Uigen |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Angus Macdonald |
16 Uigen |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. Killed while landing supplies by barge PD 59 at Tobruk, August 1941, aged 27 years. |
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Donald Malcolm Macleod |
17 Uigen |
R.E.M.E., Private. |
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Malcolm Smith |
17 Uigen |
R.N.R., Petty Officer. |
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Peter Buchanan |
18 Uigen |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Donald Matheson |
18 Uigen |
R.N.R., L/Seaman. |
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Murdo Matheson |
18 Uigen |
R.A.S.C., Sergeant. |
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REEF |
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Murdo Macleod |
2 Reef |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Donald Macleod |
2 Reef |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Angus Macleod |
2 Reef |
ARMY, Private in the Pioneer Corps. |
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Betsy Macleod |
2 Reef |
W.A.A.F. |
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Donald R. Macleod |
2 Reef |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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Christina Macleod |
2 Reef |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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Donald Macdonald |
4 Reef |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Angus Mackay |
9 Reef |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Louis Macdonald |
11 Reef |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Donald Macdonald |
11 Reef |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Kenneth Macdonald |
11 Reef |
ARMY, Private in the Seaforth Highlanders. |
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William Morrison |
13 Reef |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Allan Morrison |
13Reef |
ARMY, Private in the Seaforth Highlanders. |
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Donald Morrison |
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13 Reef |
R.A.F., F/Sgt Navigator. Killed in action over Germany in 1944, aged 33 years. |
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CARISHADER |
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Angus Macritchie |
Carishader – North End |
ARMY, Sergeant, Seafprth Highlanders. |
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John Murdo Mackay |
1 Carishader |
R.N., Seaman. Died of injuries received aboard H.M.T. “Arctic Hunter,” November 1941, aged 24 years. |
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Angus Mackay |
1 Carishader |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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John Smith |
2 Carishader |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Angus Hugh Smith |
2 Carishader |
ARMY, Private, Cameron Highlanders. |
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Duncan Buchanan |
3 Carishader |
ARMY, Private, Seaforth Highlanders. |
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Malcolm Macdonald |
5 Carishader |
M.N., Seaman. |
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John Macdonald |
5 Carishader |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Angus Macdonald |
6 Carishader |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Kenneth Macleod |
8 Carishader |
R.N., Seaman. |
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John Macleod |
8 Carishader |
R.E.M.E., Captain. |
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Malcolm Gillies |
9 Carishader |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Norman Gillies |
9 Carishader |
R.N.R., Seaman. Killed in action on H.M.S. “Rosanra,” off Crete, 1941, aged 32 years. |
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John Gillies |
9 Carishader |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Donald Gillies |
9 Carishader |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Kenneth Gillies |
9 Carishader |
R.A.F., Aircraftsman. |
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Malcolm D. Macneill |
11 Carishader |
R.A., Private. |
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Malcolm Macdonald |
12 Carishader |
R.A.S.C., Private. |
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John Macdonald |
12 Carishader |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Farquhar Macdonald |
12 Carishader |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Norman Macdonald |
12 Carishader |
ARMY, Private. |
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Angus Macdonald |
12 Carishader |
ARMY (Australian Army). |
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Angus Maciver |
4 Geshader |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Murdanie Maciver |
4 Geshader |
R.N., Seaman. |
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Roddy Macisaac |
4 Geshader |
R.A.F., Aircraftsman. |
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Donald John Mackay |
6 Geshader |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Peggy Macleod |
10 Geshader |
W.R.N.S. |
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John Angus Macdonald |
11 Geshader |
R.N., Seaman. |
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LOCHCROISTEAN |
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Duncan Macleod |
Lochcroistean School House |
ARMY, Australian Imperial Forces. Reported missing in Burma, February 1942. Died as a prisoner of war. |
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UNGESHADER |
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Donald Macleod |
1 Ungeshader |
ARMY, Private, Seaforth Highlanders. Captured by enemy during the Italian Campaign but escaped while being marched to captivity. |
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Murdo Macleod |
1 Ungeshader |
ARMY, Private. |
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Margaret Morrison |
1 Ungeshader |
W.R.N.S. |
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Kenneth D. Smith |
2 Ungeshader |
R.A., Private. |
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Katy Ann Smith |
2 Ungeshader |
N.A.A.F.I. |
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Donald Smith |
2a Ungeshader |
R.N.R., Seaman. |
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Calum Iain Smith |
2a Ungeshader |
R.N., Seaman. Served on the H.M.S “Onslow,” whose master was awarded the V.C. for action during the battle of the Barents Sea, while escorting convoy JW 51B to Murmansk. Also in shore party on Vaagso raid. |
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John Angus Smith |
2a Ungeshader |
R.M. |
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Peggy Smith |
2a Ungeshader |
R.C. |
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ENACLETE |
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Murdo D. Macleod |
1 Enaclete |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Finlay Macleod |
2 Enaclete |
R.N., Seaman. |
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John M. Macdonald |
Enaclete Post Office |
M.N., Seaman. |
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Details
- Record Type:
- Resource
- Source Type:
- roll of honour
- Record Maintained by:
- CEU
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