Aberdeen University
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University of Aberdeen
Roll of Service
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UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN
ROLL OF SERVICE
IN THE GREAT WAR
I9I4-I9I9
EDITED BY
MABEL DESBOROUGH ALLARDYCE
0
ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY PRESS
M- CM -XXI
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FOREWORD.
IN this volume the University of Aberdeen records the service and the
sacrifices rendered by her Graduates, Alumni, Students, and Staff during
the Great War, and does homage to the memory of those of them who
achieved the greatest that men can and laid down their lives for their friends —
and indeed for all men, in so far as they fought, suffered and died for ideals
which are essential to the higher life of the race.
They entered the War at various stages of its development. Some already
held commissions in the Regular Forces of the Crown — a few as combatants
and many more in the medical services of the Navy and the Army. A still
greater number, mindful of their duty to share in the defence of their country,
were, when war broke out, members of the Territorial Force, mainly in the
University Company of the Fourth Gordons and in several Artillery and
Medical units. Without hesitation all of these responded to the call to active
service. Of the rest the great majority also joined the King's Forces as
volunteers. Those who followed under conscription went with as ready and
gallant a will as their predecessors. As the lists show, a considerable number
from first to last came from over the seas.
To us, whom hundreds of them consulted before enlisting, or who visited
them during their training, it was clear that, with few exceptions, they offered
themselves only after deliberation and with an understanding of the high issues
which confronted our people from 1914 onwards. Being from their education
of more than average intelligence they were awake to what war meant and, as
some of the following sketches reveal, they hated it — a hatred that deepened
with every month's experience of its horrors. But their sense of duty to their
people, to the Cause, and to themselves was still more strong and sustained
them to the end. Their studies, or the practice of their professions, had been
rudely broken. They entered on a discipline and a career alien to their
previous habits and to the ideals of their education. Yet they took up their
strange duties with alacrity and pursued them with a cheerful faithfulness ; while
not a few of them, as also appears from their brief biographies, developed a
vi FOREWORD.
remarkable rapacity, and in some cases a genius, for the profession of arms,
to \\hich they had been so suddenly called.
What cio \vc not owe to them? In the first days of the War, when as a
nation we knew ourselves unworthy of the awful trust committed to us and
far from prepared to do battle for it, the ready will of our men to adventure all
—coming forward as they did by hundreds of thousands — rebuked the national
diffidence and rallied our hearts. The Cause which inspired such sacrifices
could not be an unjust or a losing cause. And we continued to feel the steady-
ing power of their example, till, under God, they overthrew the powerful foe—
the victory of whose claims upon civilisation would have depressed the spirit of
mankind lor generations — and thereby averted from the world one of the
greatest moral disasters that ever threatened it. In addition our own country
was saved from a cruel invasion, and the yoke of foreign oppression was lifted
from many other nationalities both in the West and in the East. To forget
what we, what all men, owe morally and materially to their valour and unselfish-
ness would be our shame and bitter loss.
The Memorial Committee have felt it due to our Fallen to make our
biographies of them somewhat fuller and more intimate than is usual in such
Rolls of Service and Sacrifice. The Memorials which follow are the pious
work of many hands and hearts — of relatives, of comrades, of teachers, and of
company and battalion officers — to whose tributes we have given such room as
the limits of our space allowed. We trust that thus not only will the names be
preserved of brave men who fought for their country in the greatest crisis of
her history but that something of their spirit may be communicated to future
generations — some knowledge of how they fought and for what they fought and
were ready to die.
The University is greatly indebted to the Editor and her assistants for
their devoted labours in issuing enquiries as to the service of each member of
the University and in checking and compiling the multitudinous details sub-
mitted to them in answer, or discovered by the Editor's own research.
GEORGE ADAM SMITH,
Principal.
EDITOR'S PREFACE.
THIS volume is designed to be a permanent Record of the part played
by Members of the University of Aberdeen in the Great War. It has
for its basis the Four Provisional Rolls of Service compiled by the
Principal during the years of the War ; these were necessarily incomplete, but
they formed the foundation of the present work.
The Record falls into two parts, the In Memoriam Roll and the Roll of
Service. The first part contains the names of those who gave their lives in the
War, numbering 341, together with a short biographical notice of each, and
wherever possible a portrait : in all 335 portraits have been obtained. The
short biographies have been contributed by near relatives or intimate friends,
or have been compiled from accounts which were considered reliable. They
appear in chronological order according to the date of death, so that the names of
those who fell side by side stand together on the printed page. The second part
contains the names of Graduates, Alumni and Students, numbering 2,852, who
went on Service — whether in the Navy, or in the Army, or in the Air Force — or
who did work of national importance arising out of the War. It includes Students
whose names stand on the books of the University up to the Summer Session
of 1920. The information given was supplied in response to a form which was
widely circulated and in most cases is the writer's own report of his or her
service, but edited so as to give a certain amount of uniformity. No index is
required, as all the names appear in the Roll of Service arranged alphabetically ;
those of the Fallen are in Tudor type, followed in each case by a reference to
the page on which the biographical notice appears in the In Memoriam Roll.
The two Appendices contain the names of Officials of the University who
rendered War Service, and of civilian prisoners of war.
Much valuable assistance has been accorded me. 1 have first to thank
the War Memorial Record Sub-Committee, including Mr. P. J. Anderson
and Mr. Theodore Watt, whose expert knowledge as regards paper, type,
binding and illustrations was specially valuable. Amongst those who contri-
buted biographical notices, were chiefly the Principal, Professor Cowan, Pro-
fessor Davidson, Professor Baillie, Professor Grierson, Principal Stewart, Dr.
viii EDITORS PREFAl E.
Mi -I'hersnn (ISaiilt), Mr. Hyslop, Dr. I). 1. \Valker, Dr. Rorie, Dr. I. G. Innes,
Mr. tiihvtn (St. .runway), .Mr. \\'att ( 1 Hngwall), Dr. Smith (of the Training
Centre), and Col. Fleming (Keith). Professor Hendrick undertook to supply
biographies of all among the Fallen who were connected with the Agricultural
1 Vpartment of the University, in number some 48 ; this was a great help, and I
am most grateful for his ever ready assistance. Professor Selbie not only con-
tributed biographies of all who had attended the United Free Church College,
but also gave considerable time to proof-reading, for which he has my warm
thanks. Others whom I should like to mention with gratitude, for the valuable
help they gave to the work, are : Professor Reid, Professor Harrower, Professor
Macdonald, Rev. Alex. Miller (Buckie), Dr. J. V. Christie, Mr. A. C. Morrison,
Mr. Kdward Watt and Dr. J. O. Wilson (Huntly); and there are others
whose interest, encouragement and sympathy have lightened my labour.
I have been singularly fortunate in those who have worked along- with me,
Miss II. Ogil\ie, Miss X. Wilson, Miss Bjsset, Miss A. Christie, Miss Cook,
and others, and I am glad to have this opportunity of expressing my gratitude
for their loyalty, enthusiasm and perseverance.
To edit this Roll has been an honour and a privilege. No effort has been
spared in trying to make it accurate and worthy, but none can be more con-
scious of its shortcomings than the editor — the ideal is always a hand's breadth
beyond one's grasp.
M. D. ALLARDYCE.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
FOREWORD. BY THE PRINCIPAL - - v
EDITOR'S PREFACE - - vii
IN MEMORIAM - - I
ROLL OF SERVICE in
APPENDIX I. THE STAFF AND OFFICIALS OF THE UNIVERSITY - - - 431
APPENDIX II. CIVILMN PRISONERS OF WAR - - 440
NUMBER OF ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS, ETC. 44I
" Luminous with names
Of those who might have found some other path
To greatness."
•if WILLIAM HAMILTON,
Lieut. M.G.C,
IN MEMORIAM.
FRASER, THOMAS PEPPE: H.M.
Colonial Medical Service, West Africa ;
son of John Philip
Fraser, Art Master ;
born Aberdeen, 24
April 1880; educated
at Aberdeen Grammar
School; graduated
M.B., 1901 ; D.P.H.
(Camb.), 1912. He
held appointments as
Hospital Physician in
Denbigh, G r i m s b y,
Swansea and Sunder-
land, and for some
years practised in Lon-
don. Later he entered the Government service,
was appointed to the Gold Coast, and thence
transferred to Nigeria.
Eraser's war service was very brief, for he
was killed in the first month of the war, in a
reconnaissance, while serving with a British force
against the German colony of Togoland, 29
August 1914 ; he was buried at Mora, Northern
Nigeria — the first of Alma's sons to fall in the
Great War.
ROBB, ALEXANDER KIRKLAND:
Major, Durham Light Infantry;
son of John Robb,
Lieut-Colonel, I. M.S.;
born Poona, 26 August
1872 ; educated at
Aberdeen Grammar
School; student in
Arts, 1889-91 ; re-
ceived his professional
training at the Military
College, Sandhurst.
From there he passed
out first in 1893, win-
ning the sword of
honour. Gazetted in
the same year to the 2nd Battalion Durham
Light Infantry, he saw active service on the
N.W. Frontier with the King's Own Yorkshire
L.I. He distinguished himself in various en-
gagements, was mentioned in dispatches, and
received the Tirah medal with two clasps. After
a term of duty in Burma, he rejoined his regi-
ment in Ireland ; and before August 1914 was
acting as lecturer in military subjects at Durham
University, and Adjutant to the O.T.C. there.
Major Robb's battalion was sent to the Front
three weeks after the outbreak of war ; and it
was in their first engagement, at the Battle of the
Aisne, on the 20 September 1914, that he fell.
Though severely wounded in a bayonet charge,
he continued to lead his men up to about
thirty yards from the enemy trenches. The
story of how he was brought in by a private of
his battalion does honour to his rescuer ; and
scarcely less to him, showing as it does the
devotion which he inspired. Major Robb died
in a hospital at Troyon the same night. He
was an officer whom his regiment had cause to
love and honour, a brave leader, and a courteous
and considerate friend.
MEARNS, WILLIAM MELLIS : Surgeon,
R.N. ; son of William Mearns, medical practi-
tioner, Gateshead-on-
T y n e ; born Gates-
h e a d - on - T y n e, 7
December 1884 ; ma-
triculated in Medicine,
1902 ; M.B., 1908.
As a student Mearns
served in the Uni-
versity Volunteer
Company. He re-
ceived a Commission
as Surgeon in the
Royal Navy, 6 Nov.
1908, and served till
the outbreak of war in China, the Persian Gulf,
etc. He was appointed Medical Officer to
H.M.S. " Formidable," August 1914, and served
with the Home Fleet. The official record of his
death runs: "On i January 1915 this ship was
7.V J//:.I/( IRf.lM.
'ing dow r I, anil un-
fortunately thi> mo>t promising officer lost his
lilc. His reports show that he was an officer
of high attaint):
I I (.OK, AM. IS roRSYTII: Lieiiten-
;int. > i n n a p o re V <• I u n t c c r Corps ;
son of Rev. [allies \V.
Legge; born Aber-
deen, I^ Xo\eilllier
1889 ; educated Aber-
deen Grammar School ;
graduated -M. I!.
(1 Ions.), 1912, having
g a i n e d medals and
pri/es in all his clas.se> ;
D.l'.H. (with credit),
1914. In 1913 and
1914 he held posts in
the Royal Infirmary
and Royal Asylum,
Aberdeen: he then proceeded to Singapnr
take up an appointment, first, as Medical Super-
intendent of the Hospital for infectious diseases,
later in the Public Health Department, and was
working there when war broke out.
Legge joined the Singapore Volunteer Corps
a^ Lieutenant in July 1914 and was mobilized
for garrison duty in August. He met his death
in the quelling of a riot occasioned by the
mutiny of a part of the jth Light Infantry, an
Indian regiment. '• He with his stretcher-bearers,
was following up the firing line, but in the darkness
and the thick bush some of the mutineers got
behind them, and Angus was shot from behind."
He died the same day, 16 February 1915.
Angus Legge was a brilliant scholar and student
and keenly interested in the sporting side of
University life. He was always modest and un-
assuming and very popular with all who knew
him. He had a most promising career before
him. It is characteristic of Angus Legge that
he met his death in undertaking a great risk to
save a married friend from danger.
RAMSAY. LEWIS NEIL GRIFFITT : 2nd
Lieutenant, 3rd Huttaliuii Gordon High-
landers ; son of Sir W. M. Ramsay, LL.D.,
D.C.L., D.I)., Emeritus Professor of Humanity
in the University of Aberdeen ; born Aberdeen,
3 February [890; educated Merchiston School,
Edinburgh; Robert Gordon's College. Aber-
deen ; University of
Aberdeen : ( 'hrist's
( lollege, Cambridge.
He graduated M.A.,
1911; }>. Sc., 1912,
with special distinction
in Botany, and showed
great promise as a
naturalist, especially in
the field of ornithology.
His observing powers
were very remarkable.
As a Beit Fellow he
worked for some, time
in the Imperial College of Science, London, and
he also acted for a year with marked efficiency as
Second Assistant in the Natural History Depart-
ment, University of Aberdeen. There can be
no doubt that he would have made his mark in
science. At the University, Ramsay was known
outside the classroom as a keen sportsman. In
hockey, running and swimming, he excelled,
and he was an enthusiastic member of " U "
Company, and of the O.T.C. at Cambridge.
In August 1914 he joined the 4th Gordons
as a private and was commissioned in November,
accepting exchange to the 3rd (Special Reserve)
Battalion. A week later he was ordered to join
the 2nd Battalion in France where he served
during the winter of 1914-15. He came safely
through the battle of Neuve Chapelle in March,
but a few days later was shot by a sniper
while repairing a trench on ground taken from
the enemy, 21 March 1915.
WATT, EDWARD :
Lance-C o r p o r a 1 ,
4th Battalion Sea-
forth Highlanders;
son of David M. Watt,
editor, " Ross-shire
Journal," Dingwall ;
born FYaserburgh, 31
December 1892 ; edu-
cated at Dingwall
Academy ; entered the
University, 1911;
graduated B.Sc. (Agr.),
IN MEM OKI AM.
1914. ]'o>sessed of a facile pen, he had hoped
to apply his great energy and rare purposeful-
ness to agricultural journalism. After gradua-
tion he was appointed Assistant to the General
County Organizer of the North of Scotland Col-
te'ge of Agriculture.
He enlisted in the i/4th Seaforths in October
1914, and, refusing a commission, went to France
with a draft in February 1915. He was mortally
wounded at Neuve Chapelle in March and died
twelve days later at Boulogne, 22 March 1915.
CRUICKSHANK. JAMES ORR:
Private, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; second son
of Samuel C r u i c k-
shank, teacher, Tarf-
sidc, Glenesk ; born
Brechin, 1 7 August
1895 ; educated there ;
matriculated in Arts
and Science, 191,1.
On the outbreak of
war he was already a
private in " U " Coy.,
4th Gordons, and
underwent training
with his regiment at
Bedford, where his Captain had occasion to
notice his intelligence and unselfish usefulness.
In the following February he crossed with the
regiment to the Front in Belgian Flanders. There
he actively and dutifully served till he met his
death, 15 April 1915, in the trench in front of
Wytschaete from the bullet of a German sniper.
He was the second of the University Company
of the 4th Gordons to give his life for his country
and her sacred cause. An able student and a
modest, attractive personality — known, too,, as a
runner and member of the Harriers' Club — he
was deeply mourned by his comrades both in
the University and in the Regiment. His Cap-
tain calls him "certainly one of the keenest
members of my company . . . altogether a most
likeable man and one of the best ".
MacRAE, VICTOR CHARLES JAMES:
Sergeant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Donald MacRae, station-
master ; born Inverness, 12 October 1892;
educated Plockton Higher Grade Public School,
and Aberdeen Grammar School; entered the
University as 8th Bur-
sar in 1910, graduated
M.A., 1914, with First
Class Honours in
Classics — a remarkable
performance, as by a
chain of unforeseen
circumstances, he had
tu undertake the ne-
n-ssary work within
one year. His Profes-
sor wrote: — "he was
a strikingly able stu-
dent ".
While still at the Grammar School, he had
joined " D " (then the School) Company of the
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders. With it he
was mobilized in August 1914, and crossed to
France in 1915. A few weeks later, on 21
April 1915, he was killed, while attempting to
remove a wounded comrade from a dangerous
corner. That sniper's bullet ended a career of
unusual possibilities, for Victor MacRae had a
brain and a personality that might have carried
him to the top of almost any ladder he chose to
climb. He had versatility without shallowness,
and a humorous philosophy of life that would
have kept him unchanged through any vicissitude.
SKINNER, ALEXANDER: Sergeant,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of John Skinner,
roadman ; born Ding-
wall, 21 July 1889;
educated Dingwall
Academy ; Glasgow
Technical College ;
Aberdeen Provincial
Training College;
Aberdeen University
(Arts and Science,
1909-11). He joined
" U " Coy., Gordon
Highlanders while in
Aberdeen. On being
appointed assistant master and manual instructor
of the Supplementary School, Dumbarton, he
continued a member of the University Company.
IN MEMORIAM.
In August HI 14 he was in camp with the
unit at Tain, and proceeded to tin- w;;r station
id from whence he went to France in
[915. He was killed in the trendies
i 22 April 1015 l\v a rifle Imllet
which came from an enfilading flank goo yards
Alick Skinner was an excellent stamp
Highlander. "Your son," an officer wrote
to the widowed mother, "was one of tin- finest
men. He was a splendid soldier ... so re-
liable and could ill be sp,
.<;KAY, \\II.I.I.\M: Private, 2nd Bat-
talion Canadian Infantry; son of Henry
Gray ; born Aberdeen,
i January 1882 ; edu-
d at Aberdeen
Grammar School : ma-
triculated in Arts, i8cW.
He went to Winnipeg
in 1903, and afterwards
settled in Vancouver .is
a Real Estate Agent.
Shortly after the
outbreak of war, Gray
enlisted in the 2nd
Battalion Canadian In-
fantry and after training
at Yalcartier, came to England. In January
1915 he went to France and served there and
in Belgium till 23 April 1915, when he was
killed in action at Hill 60.
M \ C K A Y , K K IT H : Corporal, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of George M.
Mackay, schoolmaster;
born Aberdeen, 3
March 1895 ; educated
Gordon's College ;
student in Arts and
Medicine, 1912 - 14 ;
M.A., 1915 (posthum-
ously conferred).
Mackay joined the
Gordons while still a
pupil at Gordon's Col-
lege and belonged to
" U " Company in
which he became a Corporal. He was mobil-
i/ed at the outbreak of war and went to France
with the Battalion in March 1915, but was only
a lew weeks out when he was wounded in the
trenches near Kemmel. He died in hospital at
Bailleul from the effects of the wound on 28 April
Keith Mackay was one who took a foremost
place among his contemporaries both in work
and in the social side of School and 'Varsity
life, and he gave great promise of success in his
chosen profession of medicine.
MITCHELL. AI.l.XANDKR : Private, *th
Cat tali on (i or Jon Highlanders;
born Aberdeen, 5
February 1890. In
1911 he came up to
the University, and was
just finishing his Arts
course with a view to
entering the teaching
profession, when war
was declared.
1 1 e was one of those
who responded early
to the appeal for men,
and left for Bedford
with the first draft of
the 4th Gordons. After a few months spent in
training, he was sent out to France, and was
soon in action. It was whilst digging a com-
munication trench near Kemmel that he was
hit by a stray bullet and received the wound
which proved fatal. He died next day — 28
April 1915 — in a Field Hospital. Mitchell
proved himself at college, in the hard mon-
otonous work of the field, as well as in action,
willing, modest and courageous.
GORDON. GFOI FRKY : Lieutenant,
l'2th Royal Lancers; son of Rev. A. Gordon,
Unitarian minister, Belfast; born Belfast, 15
October 1881 ; educated at Grafton House
School, Manchester, entering Aberdeen Uni-
versity in 1899. In I9°3 he graduated M.A.
with Second-Class Honours in Mathematics,
and passed into the Indian Civil Service in
1904. After a short time in Assam, he became
Assistant Commissioner in the Punjab ; and for
five years served as lieutenant and captain in the
Punjab Light Horse, Indian Volunteers.
77V MEM OKI AM.
At the outbreak of war Gordon was on fur-
lough. He at once entered the Special Reserve
of Officers, and received a commission in the
i2th Royal Lancers. On 30 April 1915 he
fell in action in France. His Indian record was
one of courage and character, and gave promise
of even greater distinction than he had already
achieved. The Lieutenant-Governor of the
Province, in a letter to the " Punjab Gazette,"
recalls the difficult and dangerous situations
which he had had to face in the pursuance of
his duty, and which he had always met with
intrepid coolness; and speaks of him as "a
gallant officer and a fearless gentleman ".
KNOWLES, JOHN FORBES: Private,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders; son
of George Knowles,
Aberdeen ; born Aber-
deen, 26 P'ebruary
1891; educated at the
Grammar School;
graduated M. A., 1912;
entered the U.F. Col-
lege in the same year
and continued his
studies there till the
outbreak of War.
In October 1914 he
rejoined " U " Com-
pany, 4th Gordon
Highlanders, in which he had served in his
student days. Though his health was not robust,
Knowles stuck to soldiering and had just re-
joined the Battalion from hospital the day before
his death. He was the first of the U.F.
College students to enlist and the first to fall,
being killed by a sniper's bullet in the neigh-
bourhood of Ypres on 5 May 1915.
His genial sunny temperament made Knowles
a favourite with his fellow-students. His ex-
ceptional gifts as an elocutionist, combined with
his scholarship, pointed to a distinguished career
as a preacher. He was an active and successful
worker in the Mission carried on by the U.F.
students in the East end of Aberdeen.
CRICHTON, DAVID WOOD : Private, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son of
Edward J. Crichton, Banchory ; born Banchory,
10 October 1896 ; educated there and entered
the University as a student in Agriculture, 1913.
His bright and
cheery nature was al- BBRm^^^^BB 1
ready making him very
popular among his fel-
lou-students when, as
a member of " U "
Company, 4th Gor-
dons, he was mobilized
in August 1914. In
February 1915 he went
overseas with his unit,
one of the youngest
students in the com-
pany. He was killed
in action on 7 May 1915 at Kemmel, Belgium,
and lies in the Gordon Cemetery there along
with many other members of " U " Company.
MACKINNON, DONALD DOUGALD :
Private, Cameron
Highlanders; son
of John MacKinnon,
Yachtsman; born
Applecross, 16 August
1895 ; educated H. G.
School, Kingussie ; ma-
triculated in agricul-
ture 1913, and studied
for the University Dip-
loma in Agriculture.
At the outbreak of
War he joined the 4th
Cameron Highlanders,
later proceeded to France, and was killed at
Festubert, 18 May 1915.
SMITH, CHARLES
Lieutenant, 3rd
Dragoon Guards ;
son of Charles Smith,
merchant ; born Aber-
deen, 6 August 1883;
educated Aberdeen
Grammar School; ma-
triculated in Agricul-
ture, 1900. After
spending a short time
in the Agricultural De-
partment he obtained
a commission in the
THEODORE : 2nd
IN M KM OR I AM.
i ; nurds with whom he served in
the South African \V;ir. On the conclusion
of that war lie served in the Atrican Mounted
Poli<
He rejoined the ,?rd Dragoon Guards in Scp-
icr H)i4 and i to France in No-
vember of tli. If. He died, 22 May
ic) i 5, from wounds received at Loos in the pre-
ceding month.
.MURRAY. JAM IS SANFOKD:
S a p p c r. Royal Engineers; son of
Rev. James Murray,
I ).!>., m i ss i o n a ry :
bom Smyrna, 3 Janu-
ary 1895 ; educated
Gordon's Colic
came up to the Uni-
versity in 1912, and
was a student in Arts,
1912-14.
Whilst at Gordon's
College Murray joined
"E " Company, 4th
Gordon Highlanders,
and was mobilized
August 1914. During his training at Bedford
he proved himself so efficient in signalling that
he was transferred to the 5ist (Highland Divi-
sional) Signal Company, R.E. In April 1915
he went with his Company to France, and a few
weeks later, on 27 May 1915, he died of wounds
ived in action at Vieille Chappelle. Testi-
mony to his work was borne by the words of his
C.O., who wrote : " One of the finest young
soldiers I ever met, always ready and willing to
do his work any time, and when we were very
busy quite pleased to work his twelve hours
without grumbling ".
-MI DDL ET OX, ROBERT HUGH: Pri-
\atc. 1th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of David Middleton, farmer; born Liver-
pool, 5 December 1892; educated Robert Gor-
illege, Aberdeen; matriculated in Arts,
1912. At the University he showed exceptional
talent and ability as an English scholar. To
" Alma Mater " he was a frequent contributor of
prose and verse which showed real gifts, wide
reading and much originality.
Enlisting in the University Company of the
4th Gordons in 1913, Middleton trained with
them at Bedford and
served with his unit in
Flanders, till he was
killed in action at
Hoogc, i June 1915.
A University friend
who was with him in
the trenches wrote :
'• He was not one of
those who grow less
lovable as they grow
more intimately
k n o w n , because he
had sympathy, taste
and understanding". With his eyes open, re-
alizing all the sacrifice he might be called upon
to make, he yet was " eager for the gloriou
glad adventure," and,. following the path of duty.
joined the ranks of those- " whose life was all to-
morrow— and they died to-day."
GUTHRIE, HECTOR MacLEXXAX:
Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion Lanca-
shire Fusiliers;
son of James Guthrie,
commercial traveller;
born Portsoy, 1 1 July
1892; educated at
Fordyce Academy;
entered Aberdeen
University as 2nd
Bursar, 1910; gradu-
ated M.A. with F'irst
Class Honours in
English, in 1914.
Though he died " un-
known to fame," those who knew Guthrie in
his student days felt that, with his love of
literature, his wealth of knowledge and his
naturally easy and beautiful style, he would have
made a place for himself in the higher ranks of
students and writers of English.
A sergeant in " U " Company of the 4th Bat-
talion Gordon Highlanders, he proceeded to
Bedford for service with the Battalion in August
1914. Eager to increase his chances of being
sent to the Front early in the war, he applied for
and obtained a commission in the 3rd Battalion
IN MEM OKI AM.
.ishire Fusiliers (S.R.) in October 1914.
In May 1915 he was sent to the Dardanelles.
Within a month he was reported missing after
an attack on the Turkish trenches. His death
on 4 June 1915 was later officially confirmed.
Thus were cut off a character of uncompromising
honour and an intellect of exceptional keen-
ness.
CUMMING, MARIANUS ALEXANDER:
Lance-Corporal, 4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders ; son of
Marianus Gumming,
baker ; born Strichrn.
9 December 1891 ;
educated Maud H.G.
School and Gordon's
College ; took a high
place in the Bursary
competition ; graduated
M.A., 1912 ; Assistant
Master at Kern nay.
He was considered, by
those who came in con-
tact with him profes-
sionally, as a teacher of promise much above
the average.
As a student, Gumming was an enthusiastic
volunteer, enlisted in "U" Company in 1910,
remaining a member after he left the University.
He was called up at the outbreak of war. After
training at Bedford he served in Flanders with
the Machine Gun Section, 4th Gordon High-
landers, till 13 June 1915, when he fell in
action.
LYON, HARRY: Private, 4th Bat-
talion Gordon
Highlanders ; son of
Henry Lyon, manager,
Aberdeen ; born Aber-
deen, 2 February 1893 >
educated Gordon's
College, and the Uni-
versity, where he ma-
triculated in 1912. He
studied in Arts for two
years, with the intention
of proceeding to Medi-
cine. He was a stu-
dent of fine promise and also took a prominent
part in sports both at school and the University.
In September 1914 he enlisted in the 4th
Gordon Highlanders and went with the Battalion
to France as a member of the Machine Gun
Section. He proved himself of much value,
and carried out all his duties quietly and effici-
ently, showing himself to be the true sportsman,
whose qualities could endure a sterner test than
that of the playing field. He was killed in
action at Hooge, 16 June 1915.
M a c J V E R, M U R D O : Corporal, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of Alexander Mac-
Iver, fisherman ; born
Coll, Stornoway, 3
June 1890 ; educated
Back Public School
and Nicolson Institute,
Stornoway ; student in
Arts, 191 1 - 14, com-
bining with attendance
at the University his
training for the teach-
ing profession, until
war broke off his
studies.
He put in his period of Territorial training
with the Ross Mountain Battery during his
secondary course at school, and on going to
Aberdeen joined the University Company of the
Gordon Highlanders, with which he was mobil-
ized on the outbreak of war. After five months
of training at Bedford he went to Flanders,
where he took part with his Battalion in the
very heavy fighting in front of Ypres through
the early months of 1915. He was killed in
action there during an advance against the
enemy on 16 June 1915, when "our men be-
haved magnificently," and the Gordons covered
themselves with glory.
SCOTT, WILLIAM LESLIE: Lieuten-
ant, 5th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of William Leslie Scott, solicitor ; born.
Peterhead, 24 December 1892 ; student in Medi-
cine, 1911-14.
As a 4th year Medical student, Scott had
every right to consider himself entitled to finish
his course before joining the Army, so he re-
IN M/'MOKfAM.
turn. in October 1914, tint the
desire to take an active part in the fighting was
too strong lor him, and
he obtained a commis-
sion in the jth Gordons
in I >ecem he r KM 4,
having j) revi ousl y
in tlie ( >.'!'.< '.
After a lew months
training at home, he
was sent to I
where he w.is in -
of the homl'
of his Battalion. In
the very short time
which elapsed before
his death, he showed himself a leader of daunt-
-.pirit, regardless of personal danger. A
fellow-officer wrote: "He made a magnificent
officer, and a very cheer)- trench companion".
He w.is killed at Fcstubert while entcnr
German trench with a party of bombers on 16
June 1915.
FOWI.ll. ANDKIW THOMSON : Lance-
Corporal, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Pat-
rick Fowlie, farmer,
Auchentumb, Stnchen;
born 9 July 1888 ; edu-
cated at Glasslaw and
New Pitsligo Public
Schools ; entered the
University as a student
in Agriculture, 1906.
He took the University
Diploma in Agricul-
ture and the Nat. Di-
ploma in Agriculture,
1909, and the Nat.
Diploma in Dairying, 1910. He was appointed
Assistant-Lecturer in Agriculture for the Counties
<>t Inverness, Koss and Cromarty in 1909, which
post he held till September 1912, when he was
appointed County Organizer for Orkney.
\\ hen war broke out Fowlie immediately
asked the College to relieve him of his ap-
pointment, and in September 1914 he joined
Company of the 4th Gordons as a Private.
After training at Ripon he crossed with the
Battalion to France in February 1915. On
16 June the 4th Gordons were.- engaged in
the severe and successful action on the lielle-
warde Ridge, east of Yprcs, and " 1 > " ( 'onipany
distinguished itself by a bold assault on the
(ierman lines in a wood near Hooge. I
was amongst those who fell — their hra\vr\ was
described as " magnificent ".
FORBES, JAMI-S CLAPPERTON : Pri-
vate, 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of William Forbes,
M.B.E., Cowhythe. ex-
Convener of the County
ofBanff ; born Fordycc,
23 F"eb ruary i8ej.| ;
educated Fordyce Aca-
demy; student in Agri-
culture, 191 1-14.
While in the Agri-
cultural 1 )epartment he
was a member of " U"
Company, and went on
Military Service with
the 4th Gordons at
the outbreak of war. He crossed to France
at the beginning of February 1915, and was
killed at Hooge on 17 June in the same year.
GORDON, ROBERT PATRICK
Private, 4th Battalion Gordon Hii;h
landers; son of James
A. Gordon, farmer ;
born Kennethmont, 5
August 1895. After
an excellent school
career he matricu-
lated at the University
in 1912, and was a
student in Arts till
the outbreak of war.
He joined the Uni-
versity Company early
in his course, and
applied himself to his
training with such zeal and interest that he soon
gained the complete N.C.O.'s Proficiency
Certificate. After mobilization and training in
Bedford he arrived in France with his Battalion
in February 1915. He took part in the routine
IN MEM OKI AM.
trench warfare of Flanders during the spring of
that year, and was killed in action in the brave-
assault on the German lines in a wood near
Hooge on 17 June 1915.
Gordon represented the best type of the
shrewd, level-headed farming class of the North-
East of Scotland. He wanted education and he
came up to the University that he might get it
in the widest sense of the word. Over in France
he displayed the same thoroughness and con-
scientiousness, the same devotion to duty and
to the matter in hand as he had done at home.
He was only 19 when he died — his death has
been aptly described as "the fall of the un-
ripenecl fruit ".
WHYTE, JAMES: Lance-Corporal, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of James Whyte,
crofter ; born Tarves,
3 May 1 894. After
a highly successful
school record at Tarves
Public School, he
matriculated as an
Arts student in
October 1912, with
a view to becoming
a teacher. Concur-
rently with his Uni-
versity course he
became a student at
the Training Centre and took a very active part
in the social side of the College, and in 1913-14
was vice-president of its Debating Society.
Enlisting in the University Company of the
4th Gordons in June 1913, he immediately
entered into the spirit of the peace time train-
ing, and in August 1914 was mobilized with his
unit. After a term of service at Bedford, where
he became a. Lance-Corporal, he went to France
with the Battalion in February 1915, sharing in
the severe routine trench work of that Spring.
He received a fatal wound during an attack in
which his Battalion took part near Ypres, 18
June 1915.
DUNCAN, ALEXANDER DAVID:
Lance-Sergeant, 4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders ; son of Alexander Duncan,
farmer; born Ellon, 23 September 1893; edu-
cated at Gordon's College, Aberdeen ; gradu-
ated M.A., 1914. He
was well known and
highly esteemed among
his fellow-students for
his sterling character,
his sound clear think-
ing and his spirit of
good comradeship. It
is certain that by his
death his prospective
profession, the Ministry,
lost one who would have
carried on most worthily
its best traditions.
He joined the 4th Gordons in his school days,
entering the newly formed school section of " E "
Company, and later, after matriculating, he trans-
ferred to the University Company. On the out-
break of the war he was mobilized with his fellow-
students and Territorials, and while under training
at Bedford he became attached to the Machine
Gun Section. On the Battalion's proceeding to
France in F'ebruary 1915, he proved himself a
very efficient and level-headed member of his
section and was soon appointed a Lance-Sergeant.
In the heavy fighting in which the Battalion took
its full share on 17 June on the Menin Road
near Ypres, Duncan was mortally wounded, and
died a few days later at Wimereux, 25 June 1915.
Me WILLIAM, ALFRED DAWSON :
Bombing Corporal, 1st Battalion Gordon
Highlanders ; son of
James Me William,
farmer, Garbity, Orton,
Moray shire ; born Bo-
harm, Banffshire, 24
April 1892. He re-
ceived his early educa-
tion at Keith Grammar
School and matricu-
lated in Agriculture in
1908. He attended
classes in the Univer-
sity for two years and
then returned home to
assist his father in the management
Shorthorn herd at Garbity.
of the
IN MEMORIAM.
In June 1914 lu- received .in appointment as
manager of a f.unous Shorthorn herd in the
mine, but returned home in November of
that year to join the Gordons. Me went Over-
in January and was killed at Hooge on 13
July i
A I. I. A Kl) V(. I . ALEXANDER: Ser-
geant, 1-th Battalion Gordon Highlanders |
son of Rev. William Al-
lardyce ; born Rothie-
niay. 22 November
1884; graduated M.A.,
1904'; I!. I,. (I)ist.),
1907, being awarded
the Edtnond and
Hunter prizes. He
was a solicitor with
Messrs. Hunter and
Gordon, advocates,
Aberdeen.
As an undergradu-
ate, he was a keen
member of "U" Company, 1st V.B. Gordon
•iid on mobilization at once rejoined
• Id Battalion, with which he went to France
in February 1915. On 20 July he was killed
in action at Hooge when leading a party of
bomber.,. He was mentioned in dispatches,
30 November 1915. Socially Allardyce's was a
most likeable personality; his qualities as a
debater gave promise that he would make his
mark in his profession, and at the Front " his
name was known for deeds of bravery ".
CKl ICKSHANK, JAMES: Corporal,
;?rd Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of James Cruick-
shank, merchant ; born
l-'yvie, 22 August 1896;
educated at Inverurie
Academy, where he
carried off many prizes;
entered the University
(3rd Bursar in Arts),
October 1914.
In April 1915 he
enlisted in the 3rd
Battalion Gordon
Highlanders, and pro-
ceeded with his Battalion to Belgium in June.
About a month later he died of wounds ret
in action near Vpres, 22 July 1915.
THOMSON, JOHN MACLEAN : Sergeant,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of lames G. Thom-
son, cabinetmaker,
Fochabers; born
Focbabers, 2 Septem-
ber 1889; graduated
M.A. in 1911. He
was an excellent speci-
men of what used to
be a common type of
Scottish student who,
faced by serious ob-
stacles, contrived to
make their way to a
University and pro-
fessional education. He studied at Aberdeen
I '.I1. College from 1911-14.
At the outbreak of war he was in charge of
a Mission in Canada. Thomson was one of
the earliest and the most eager of the band of
volunteers who abandoned their studies to take
up military service. As a sergeant, he displayed
qualities which would, had he been spared,
undoubtedly have led to a brilliant military
career. He fell a victim to a sniper's bullet in
the trenches near Ypres on 22 July 1915. A
student of no mean attainments, he was also
an athlete and in every sense a " sportsman "
and a "good fellow". His enthusiasm found
vent equally in Mission work in the slums of
Aberdeen, on the football field, and in the
trenches.
KELLAS, ARTHUR: Major, R.A.M.C. ;
son of James F. Kellas ; born Aberdeen, i
March 1883 ; educated Aberdeen Grammar
School; graduated M.B., 1906; D.P.H., 1907.
He was doing valuable work as Senior Assistant
at the Royal Asylum, Aberdeen, when war broke
out.
In 1901 Kellas joined the R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
and later the University Corps of the Scottish
Horse. In 1909 he was commissioned in the
R.A.M.C., and on the outbreak of war was mobi-
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IN MEMORIAL.
li/ed as a Captain with the ist Highland Field
Ambulance. At Bedford he proved a keen
and efficient section
commander, whose
obvious fairness and
justice earned the com-
plete confidence and
devotion of his men,
in spite of the strict-
ness of his discipline.
The unit proceeded to
Gallipoli as part of the
29th Division, and in
that strenuous and
unique campaign he
did gallant work in the
forward area, until he was killed on the morning
of the 6th August 1915, while making a final
inspection before an impending battle at Cape
Helles, which was to cover the opening moves
of the Suvla Hay landing. Thus gallantly died
an officer who had not only a fine reputation in
his own unit, but also in a famous Division which
had performed a feat unparalleled in history.
Kellas was a man of great reserve and only
his intimates could appreciate his high ideals,
his keen sense of humour and his full enjoyment
of life. He was a delightful companion, a keen
observer with a great gift for detail and for logical
analysis ; this was no doubt developed in the
thorough training he went through for his pro-
fessional work in Mental Science, to which
branch of medicine his early death was an un-
doubted loss.
ROSE, FREDERICK ALEXAN-
DER: 2nd Lieutenant, 4th Battalion
Gordon Highland-
ers ; son of Hugh
Rose, builder ; born
Huntly, 1 8 September
1890; educated at the
Gordon Schools,
Huntly ; entered the
University in 1907 as
Second Bursar. He
took a good place in all
his classes ; and gradu-
ated M.A., 1911, with
P'irst Class Honours
in English. For a year he acted as assistant
in English and in 1911 entered Christ Church,
Oxford, winning the Douglas Jerrold Scholar-
ship. While an undergraduate he gained the
Charles Oldham University Scholarship by a
paper on Shakespeare. He graduated at Ox-
ford with First Class Honours in 1913. He was
immediately elected to a post-graduate Scholar-
ship and was beginning to prepare a thesis on
Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke, and an edition of
his difficult poems, when the war broke out.
Rose at once joined the Officers Training
Corps and was soon gazetted to the 3rd Gordons.
In the early Summer of 1915 he was ordered to
join the 4th Battalion in F'rance, but had not
been out many weeks when, the line being
heavily shelled, he came out from the dug-out
in which he was resting to steady and encourage
his men, and was struck and killed by a bursting
shell, 10 August 1915. So died a very fine
gentleman, modest, courageous, honourable and
one who would, had he lived, have become
a great scholar, for he had all the natural
aptitudes and was training himself patiently in
the fine discipline which alone can produce that
rare thing the genuine scholar and critic.
MOWAT, JAMES: Fleet-Surgeon,
R.N. (retd.); Major, R.A.M.C. ; son of
George Mowat ; born
New Deer, n Novem-
ber 1870 ; graduated
M.B., 1891 ; Surgeon,
R.N., 1894; Staff-Sur-
geon, 1902. After 20
years service in the
Royal Navy, Mowat
retired in May 1914,
and took up private
practice in Dovercourt,
Essex.
On 4 August 1914
he was called up for
active service, and appointed P.M.O., H.M.S.
" Hermes ". Whilst he was acting in this
capacity the ship was torpedoed in the Straits of
Dover, 31 October 1914, and Mowat received
the thanks of the Lords of the Admiralty for
his good work on that occasion. In November
1914 he was appointed to H.M.S. "Otway,"
ii
IN J//:'. ]/<>A7. 1.'/.
but, owin. b eon>equelit on tli.
he was invalided out
of t . When tin- Government issued
an appeal he. I lOCtOfS,
Mouat a! once responded. lie joined the I-'.ast
lian ('.('. Station. was ga/i tied Major,
R.A.M.C., - May 11)15, and was ordered to the
Dardanelles. On his way to take his sh::
forming a Hospital at Mudros he lost his life in
-inking of the transport "King Kdward,"
whieh went down in the .F._ , 13
ISt [1)15.
i:. Al.r.XAXDER JOHN : Private,
Australian Expeditionary Force ; son of
John Fowlie, clerk of
r - : - works ; horn Aberdeen,
i October 1889 ;
educated Fonhee
Academy ; student in
Arts and Agricultural
Science ; M.A., ID i i .
Whilst studying to
complete his K.Sc.
(Agr.), he received a
very good appointment
in a rubber plantation
_ in Galang lia/.ar, off
Sumatra. Finding the
German extraction of his superiors not to his
liking, he went to Christmas Island and after-
wards to Australia, where he was farming when
war broke out.
Fowlie enlisted in the I3th Infantry Battalion
Australian Fxpeditionary Force in January 1915.
After some months' training in Australia he
sailed with his Battalion for Egypt, and in
April 1915 took his share in the landing at
Gallipoli. He served there for some months,
and was killed in action, 20 August 1915.
At ( IIINACHIl , GFORGE CAMEROX :
Sergeant, 1st Hattalion Gordon High-
landers: son "t Provost Auchinachie, Aber-
chirder; born there, 16 June 1891 ; student in
Medicine, 1910-13.
At the outbreak of war Auchinachie was a
I -an! I in the ist Gordon Highlander.
having enlisted as a Private in March 1914. In
>cr 1914, he went to I-' ranee and only a
fortnight later was wounded and invalided home,
lie it-turned to France in April 1915, and was
killed in action at St.
Floi, near Ypres, 23
August 1915.
1 lis( 'ompany Officer
wrote: "He was im
platoon Sergeant and I
cannot speak too highly
of his soldierly quali-
ties ". A friend who
served with him writes
thus : "The old quali-
ties that made him
friends in former days
— his shrewdness and
downrightness, his thoughtfulness for others, his
forgetfulness of himself, his audacity and his
incomparable courage and resource — all these
made him invaluable in the battlefield and in
the trenches ".
JAMIESON, HERBERT MATHER: Sur-
geon, R.N.V.R.;sonof Peter Jamieson, Willow-
bank, Aberdeen ; born
Aberdeen, 25 March
1883; educated at the
Ci ram mar School;
graduated M.B., 1904.
He was for a time in
practice in England and
served as Lieut.-Sur-
geon in the Volunteer
F'orces in Newcastle-
on-Tyne. Later he
ment to sea as a Sur-
geon in the Mercantile
Marine.
When war broke out, Jamieson's ship was
taken over by the Admiralty for the transport
of Australian troops to Gallipoli. He was
wounded at the Dardanelles and invalided home.
On recovery he rejoined his ship and died at
sea, on Admiralty Service, 23 September 1915.
IMETERLEN, ROBERT ALFRED : Cor-
poral, 31 Batailloii de Chasseurs a pied,
Army of France ; son of the Rev. Hermann
Dieterlen of the French Mission, Hermon,
Basutoland ; born there, 30 August 1885;
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IN MEMORIAM.
educated in France ; B.A., University of Nancy,
1904 ; studied Divinity at Montauban Seminary,
where he qualified for
^__~, the ministry, and at
Aberdeen University
(1 tivinity, 1909-10) ;
appointed by the Paris
Evangelical Missionary
Society to Harotseland,
North Rhodesia.
On the outbreak of
war he immediately re-
turned to France and
joined his regiment, the
i ith Infantry. He was
wounded in action but
as soon as he recovered, requested to be sent
buck to the Front. He was promoted Corporal
in the 3ist Battalion of Sharpshooters, and on
25 September 1915 the Battalion attacked near
Souchez. In the desperate fighting Dieterlen
was last seen severely wounded. He was offici-
ally reported " missing," and since the Armistice
his death has been accepted.
A devoted Christian, and a loyal Frenchman,
he recognized at once the justice of the cause
to which his country was suddenly called, and
unhesitatingly put himself at her disposal.
Having dedicated his life to the service of
humanity, he found an equal duty and an
equal glory in carrying the Gospel to the heathen,
and in fighting enemies to those spiritual ideals
which are essential to the progress of the race.
In our University, of which he cherished grateful
recollections, he is remembered for the purity
and kindliness of his character, and for his
keenness as a student.
CALDER, GEORGE
M A C B E T H : 2nd
Lieutenant, Sea-
forth Highlanders;
son of George M. Cal-
der, inspector of poor,
Edinkillie ; born Edin-
killie, Morayshire, 29
May 1891. After an
elementary education
at Logic School, he
attended Gordon's
College, Aberdeen, where he distinguished
himself both as a student and as an athlete.
Entering the University in 1910, he not
only completed an Arts course in which he
showed special aptitude for languages, both
Classical and Modern, but also studied Medicine,
1912-14. He was a well-known figure in the
social life of the University, and his popularity
is evidenced by the fact that each year of his
University course he was elected a Member
of the S.R.C.
In 1911 he joined "U" Company, 4th Gor-
dons, and was shortly afterwards promoted to the
rank of Sergeant. Mobilized at the outbreak of
war, after training at Bedford, he proceeded over-
seas with his regiment in February 1915. In
March 1915 he was commissioned to the 8th Sc.-a-
forths, and embarked again for France in July
1915. His death, on 25 September 1915 at the
battle of Loos, cut short a life marked by rare
ability and rich promise.
DONALD, WILLIAM: Private, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders; son of John
Donald, carpenter,
Rothiemay ; born Mar-
noch, Banfifshire, 2
July 1893 ; educated
at Rothiemay Public
School and Gordon's
College, Aberdeen ;
student in Arts, 1912-
14.
He joined the Gor-
don Highlanders in
1911, and became a
member of the Uni-
versity Company of the
4th Gordons just prior to the war. After doing
the annual camp training, he was mobilized with
his unit in August 1914, volunteering at once
for foreign service. In Bedford he was trained
for active service and went to France with the
Battalion in February 1915. He served effic-
iently during that spring and summer while the
Battalion were in Flanders, was twice wounded,
and during the severe fighting in autumn 1915
was killed in action at Loos between 25 and 29
September 1915.
/.Y MHMORIAM.
llv\MK. IAN CATTO: 2nd Lieutenant,
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders;
son of lohn T. Frascr,
schoolmaster ; born
IVtty Last, Inverncss-
shire, 8 1 leceiubcr
189^ : educated Gor-
don's College ; student
in Arts, 1913-14.
I It- joined the Terri-
torials in 1912, and en-
listed in the ('.onion's
College Company of
the i ,4th Gordons on
the outbreak of war.
After six month s'
training at Bedford he went to the Front as a
Corpor.il; commissioned on the field for distin-
guished service, he was transferred to the 2nd
Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders,
July KM?, and fought with them in the heavy
fighting at Loos where lie \\as killed, 25 Sep-
ti niber 1915. Of Fraser it could be truly said
that he lived his life in short measures, two
sessions at the University, 6 months of training,
7 months of active service, and he was only 19
when he fell ; already he had shown that he had
the rare gift of infectious enthusiasm, which in-
spired others to do and dare along with him,
alike in the playing field at King's and in the
battle-fields of Flanders.
Kl. XXLDY, WILLIAM ROBERT: 2nd
Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion Argyll and
Sutherland H i g h-
landers ; son of Dr.
John R. Kennedy;
born Carradale, Argyll-
shire, 8 March 1896;
educated Dunbeath
Public School, Tain
Royal Academy, and
W i c k High School ;
student in Medicine,
1914.
Kennedy started
Medicine in the
4 August 1914, immediately volunteering for
foreign service, and left Bedford with the
Battalion for France in February 191 v Whilst
there he displayed such conspicuous braver) in
carrving dispatches across a shell-swept /one,
that he was complimented by the Major-General
commanding the third Division for his dis-
tinguished conduct in the field, was recom-
mended for the D.C.M., and singled out for
promotion. After a course of training at St.
Omer he was ga/.etted to the 2nd Arg\ll and
Sutherland Highlanders in August 1915, and was
serving with them when he was killed in action
while leading his men to the assault at the Battle
of Loos, 25 September 1915.
McPHKRSOX, IAN CHARI.l-S: 2nd
Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion Gordon High-
landers; son of
Charles S. McPherson,
I.L.I)., Rector, Banff
Academy ; born Aber-
lour, 15 I ) e c e m b e r
1893 ; educated at
Ban IT A cade m y (of
which he was Dux in
1911) and Aberdeen
University; M.A.,
1914 ; student in Me-
dicine, 1912-14; Me-
dallist in Physiology.
summer session of
1914 and enlisted at once in "U" Company,
4th Gordon Highlanders. He was mobilized on
He enlisted in the
R.A.M.C., September 1914, was attached to the
44th Field Ambulance, and trained at Aldershot
till December. In January 1915 he received a
commission in the S.R.O. and was attached to
the 3rd Gordons. Proceeding to the French
Front in May, he joined the 2nd Battalion
and proved his efficiency as a bombing officer.
On 25 September, when the Battalion charged
from their trench before Vermelles, he gallantly
led the bombers as far as Hulluch on the third
German line, where he fell during the German
counter-attack in the afternoon.
He had exceptional ability as a student and
was very popular. Beneath an easy manner
"there was a sternness and enthusiasm only
evident to his best friends, perhaps, and when
he was confronted by a difficult and dangerous
task. It was that sternness and enthusiasm
IN MEMORIAM.
which made him the hero he was." So con-
spicuous was his braver)- in his last fight that
they wrote of him : "If ever a soldier deserved
the Victoria Cross. IK- did ; and had he lived he
would have gained it. This is the opinion of
his men and of the officers who saw him."
MacPHERSOX, JOHN COOK: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 3rd Battalion (attd. 1st Battalion)
Gordon High-
landers; son of
Rev. R. Macpherson,
D.I). ; born Elgin, 30
January 1886; gradu-
ated M.A. and LL.B.,
1910 ; Hunter Medal
in Roman Law ; Glad-
stone Memorial Pri/.e.
At the outbreak of war
he was in Edinburgh
where he was engaged
in the Solicitor's De-
partment of the North
British Railway Company.
During his student days he was a Private in
" U " Company, Gordon Highlanders and in
September 1914, although his health had never
been robust, he enlisted in the gth Battalion
Royal Scots and went to France with his regi-
ment early in 1915. Shortly afterwards he was
commissioned to the i ith Battalion and attached
to the 3rd Battalion Gordon Highlanders. After
further training he was attached to the ist Bat-
talion of the regiment and was serving with them
in France when he was killed in action, leading
the remnant of his Company at the third attempt
to get through the wire entanglement during the
severe fighting at Loos, 25 September 1915.
His personality was one of unusual charm, and
his kindly and genial manner had gained for
him a wide circle of friends. In literature and
art he took a keen interest, and was Editor
of "Alma Mater". A slightly dilettante atti-
tude concealed to some extent his more solid
characteristics, but the war swept aside what
was never more than an attractive pose and
brought out the true nature of the man. By
his friends, Macpherson will be remembered as
an example of the best type which the Scottish
Universities produce.
MACQUEEN, JOHN ELLISON: Lieuten-
ant-Colonel, (ith Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; eldest son of
John Otto Macqueen,
S.S.C., Aberdeen ; born
Aberdeen, 3 June 1875.
He was an alumnus of
the University (1891-
9 5) and became a
member of the Society
of Advocates in Aber-
deen in 1900 and was
in partnership with his
father and afterwards
with Mr. H. J. Find-
later, W.S. In 1896
he was commissioned to the ist V.B. Gordon
Highlanders and retired as Major in 1910.
On 25 September 1914 he was gazetted
Lieut. -Colonel to command the 2/4th Battalion
Gordon Highlanders (T.F.) which was then
being raised, and for some months he was
engaged in recruiting in Aberdeen and train-
ing at various Home stations that unit which
he brought to a high standard of efficiency.
His ambition was to lead the Battalion in
action, but the general military situation pre-
vented this, and in the summer of 1915 he was
appointed to command the 6th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders in the field, in succession to Lieut.-
Colonel McLean who had fallen at Neuve Cha-
pelle. This was a high honour for a Territorial
officer who had not been overseas, and a notable
tribute to his military capacity. He went to
a unit which had already won a great repu-
tation in France and was to enhance this in
many subsequent actions. In the battle of
Loos on 25 September 1915, he was killed while
leading the assault on Hulluch in which the
Battalion suffered very heavy casualties. He
was mentioned in Field-Marshal French's dis-
patch of i January 1916.
MASON, JOHN HAMPTON STRACHAN :
Private, 4th Battalion Gordon Highland-
ers ; son of John Mason, painter ; born Aber-
deen, 17 December 1891; educated Robert
Gordon's College ; entered the University in
1909; graduated M.A. (Hons. Eng.), 1913, and
in the same year secured an important literary
IN MEUORIAM.
appointment in London. As an undergraduate
he I. 'ling part in the life of the Uni-
versity, being editor of
"Alma Mater" (191 i-
i 2), and later pre-ident
of the Literary Society.
Mason was among
the first volunteers for
active service, and was
.1 Private in "D"
Company, 4th Gordons.
After training in I
land he crossed to
France with the i/4th
Gordon Highlanders in
1915, and was killed in
Mtember 1915, in one of those
"breathless episodes'' in the fierce fighting near
Loos. lack Mason was a man with many ac-
complishments, of wide and varied interests, and
of cultivated and fastidious tastes. He pos-
d a freshness of thought and a rare
..ilny of mind, although a certain light-
hearted extravagance and exuberance of sp
uealed a coolness and soundness of
nent and a strength of character which his
seniors envied. Hut he will be remembered by
most for his charm of manner, his unfailing gift
of humour and his ready sympathy with all
(lasses of men, which attracted and kept together
round him a wide circle of friends of the most
divergent interests.
MIKK AY, MIKDO MORRISON : Private,
5th Battalion Cameron Highlanders
(Lochiel's) ; son of
Donald Murray, Cul-
drain, Sutherland;
born Rogart, 26 May
1886; educated Rogart
Public School and later
at Robert Gordon's
College, which he en-
tered as a bursar ;
matriculated Aberdeen
University 1905 ;
graduated M.A., 1908 ;
he subsequently ob-
tained a good appoint-
ment as Assistant Teacher at Leith. In pre-war
days he was a noted athlete, and a well-known
figure and competitor at all the Highland gather-
ings.
When the war broke out Murray was one of
those who early answered the call of their
country. On 5 September 1914 he joined the
5th Cameron Highlanders (Lochiel's Camerons),
and after training in Kngland he went with the
regiment to France. He and his brother went
"over the top" on that terrible day at the
battle of Loos, 25 September 1915; he was
posted as "missing" and later on as "presumed
killed".
SCOTT, JAMES: Lieutenant,
Utli Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of James Scott,
fa r m e r, Tarrycroys,
Keith; born there, 16
December 1890; edu-
cated Keith Grammar
School where he was
medallist in Science.
He graduated M.A.,
1913, and was a teacher
in Mortlach Higher
Grade School until the
date of his enlistment.
It was Scott's intention
to return to the Uni-
versity and take up the study of Medicine.
In December 1914 he enlisted in the 6th
Gordon Highlanders and in March 1915 was
commissioned, and proceeded to France with
the Battalion. He was reported "missing"
between 25 and 27 September 1915 and
was later presumed killed in action. On i
January 1916, Scott was mentioned in the
"Gazette" for gallant and distinguished service
in the Field.
SMITH, GEORGE BUCHANAN: 2nd
Lieutenant, Gordon Highlanders ; eldest
son of Principal the Very Rev. Sir George Adam
Smith ; born Aberdeen, 18 October 1890 ; edu-
cated Glasgow Academy ; Glasgow, Aberdeen,
Edinburgh Universities; M.A. (Glas.), 1912;
LL.B. (Aberd.), 1914; Sergeant O.T.C.
Commissioned S.R.O., 4 August 1914; at-
tached 3rd Gordons, Stoneywood Wireless Sta-
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IN MEM OKI AM.
lion, till lu- conducted a draft for the i st Bat-
; to Remind. On 14 i )ei ember he led two
plat' ,,inst the
MK^^^^^^B^^^^ I ierman lines, and hav-
ing lain all d.:\ under
lire, severely wounded,
brought baek the sur-
vivors, his C.O. testi-
fying : " Your gallant
duct in the field
has been reported to
me, and 1 have had
niueh pleasure in bring-
ing it to the nottice of
higher authority ".
After three months in
hospital and on garrison duty till 8 August 11)15,
medthe 2nd Gordons, engaged in maineuvres
and trench-construction, and was promoted se-
cond ofiicer of "A" Company on the fighting
line. Alter a night of cutting wire before "The
Silesian Sap" he led the guiding platoon of the
regiment against the German position between
Yemielles and Hulluch and there fell 25 Septem-
ber 11)15. His capability as an officer is shown
by the fact that "he had so instructed his \.( '.O.'s
that tin \ were able to carry out orders and made
good even after their officer fell ". One of many
tributes paid to him by his fellow-officers states :
•• He kncu no tear. j lis dauntless cheerfulness,
bright wit and integrity of purpose were com-
bined with most genuine unselfishness.'1
STEPHEN, FREDERICK CHARLES:
Lieutenant, <>th Hattalioii Gordon High-
landers; son of John
Stephen, farmer; born
Fordyce, 4 December
1886 ; educated For-
dyce Academy ; en-
tered Aberdeen Uni-
versity as' seventh
bursar ; graduated
M.A. (1 Math.), 1909;
Simpson .Mathematical
Prize, Greig I'ri/.e in
Natural Philosophy,
and I )avid Rennet
Gold Medab In Octo-
ber 1909 he went up to Finnianuel College,
Cambridge, and in June 1910 was elected to a
College Scholarship, holding at the same time
the Fullerton and Ferguson Scholarships
in Mathematics. He left Cambridge with a First
in both parts of the Mathematical Tripos,
joined the staff of Merchant Taylor's Schoo
was doing very successful work in preparing
for Sandhurst and the- Universities.
In August 1914 he enlisted in the 4th Battalion
( iordon Highlanders, and soon afterwards went to
the Front with a commission in the 6th Gordons.
To his work as an officer he brought the same
honourable and conscientious spirit as had
marked his student days, and the splendid
strength and skill of body which had made him
an athlete of whom his College was proud.
When he fell at l.oos on 25 September 1915,
as a Lieutenant of bomb-throwers, his battalion
lost a good officer and his University a distin-
guished son. Ouiet and modest, liked and re-
spected by every one, it was only to his intimate
friends that he was really known in the bright-
ness and charm of which he was capable; and
it was only such friends who could realize and
appreciate the greatness of their loss.
STL ART, JAMES MATTHEWSON : Pri-
vate, (ith Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of Donald Stuart,
painter ; born Macduff,
7 December 1894;
educated lianlT Aca-
demy; student in Arts.
On 15 September
1914 Stuart enlisted in
the 6th Gordons and,
alter training at Bed-
ford, went to France
in November. He was
wounded and invalided
home in Febru.
1915, but rejoined the Battalion in time to take
part in the attack of 25 September 1915 when
he fell in action.
At the time of his death Stuart was actin.
field messenger during the advance, and in this
responsible and dangerous post he showed himself
not only fearless and daring but full of cool steadi-
ness and determination. It was the same in every -
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. —in his work. ill fi> lil. on tile
battle-field, Stuart was Ol 'ied on always.
WATSON. JOHN IMUG.'.AS: Machine
<iun Sergeant, !»th Battalion Gordon
II igh landers ;
of Rev. John Watson ;
Ij (i rn Ha n ch o r y -
Devi-nick, 3 OetoU-i
iSS- ; educated Ki-lso
School I'm ni
which he passed as
1 >u\ to Bdinburgb
University in 1904.
During the summer
session of 1906 he
attended Arts classes
at Aberdeen Univer-
sity. He graduated
M.A. (Kdin.). 190X1 LL.B. (Kdin.), 1910; and
was admitted \\'.S., 1913. In 1914 he was
•iied partner in the legal firm of Messrs.
Laing \- Steedman, Selkirk.
In August 1914 he hastened to Aberdeen to
join Kiti hener's Army as a Private, and was at
ant of a platoon of
miners. He liecame so greatly attached to this
platoon that he refused a commission. Later he
ippointed Battalion Machine Gun Sergeant,
and proceeded to !•' ranee with the Battalion in
June 1915. At Looson 25 September 1915, after
being twice wounded, he was last seen serving
his gun in the face of the advancing enemy. He-
is missing and presumed killed on that date.
ALEXANDER. WILLIAM DINCAN : Pri-
vate. 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of William Alex-
mmm _ __ _ ^___^ ander, builder ; bom
iff, 6 December
1892 ; entered the
University, 1912;
student in Medicine,
1912-14.
He enlisted in the
4th Gordon High-
landers, 12 December
1914. After nine
months in Scotland
and England he
crossed to l-Yance on
15 August 1915, and took part with his Battalion
in tile " heroii ' on the ( lerman posi-
tions at lloogeon that eventful j; September
1915. He was reported " missing '' on that
and later presumed killed.
KWEN, JOHN lilKMK: Private, 4th Bat-
talion Gordon Highlanders; son of (anus
Kwen, nurseryman ;
born Aberdeen, 21
1'cbruary 1893 ; edu-
cated Robert Gordon's
College ; matriculated
in Arts, 1910, entering
the University as i^th
Bursar; graduated
M.A., 1914, with
Second Class Honours
in Classics. He re-
presented the Univer-
sity in Association foot-
ball and in tennis,
being awarded his " full-blue " in the latter.
In October 1914, after a previous medical re-
jection, he joined the 2/4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders and trained with them in Abe;
until March 1915, when he had the hard ex-
perience of being drafted straight from his own
home to the Battalion in i'rance. It was his
strong sense of duty that took him to France,
for he had just gained in open competition a
post under the National Health Insurance Com-
mission and only with much difficulty was he
allowed to continue on service. He remained
with the 2/4th Gordons until his death on that
black 25 September 1915 when the Battalion
gained such costly distinction at Hi
Though modest and self-effacing in disposition,
.Kwen had a strong trait of sympathy and help-
fulness that is gratefully remembered by many.
FIXDLATER, ALEXANDER : Lance-
Corporal, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Alexander Findlater, mason ;
born Edinburgh, i April 1896; educated at
Fordyce Academy, where he gained five medals
in his final year; entered the University in 1913,
and carried off the ist prize in Latin, and 5th in
Greek during his first session.
Then the war came, the fighting blood in
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FN MEMORIAM.
young Findlater was stirred, and he promptly en-
listed in "U"Company,
4th Gordon Highland-
ers. After 7 months'
training at Bedford he
went with his llattalion
to Flanders, and is un-
derstood to have met
his death in one of
those "breathless epi-
.. . sodes " near Hoogi-,
HJ3J -5 September 1915,
thus carrying on the
family tradition, for he
was a nephew of Piper
Findlatcr, Y.C., of Dargai fame.
I OK HI. S. JOHN KEITH: Sniper-
Sergeant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers; son of Alex-
ander Forbes, teacher,
Aberdeen ; bom Aber-
deen, i 2 April 1883 ;
graduated M. A., 1905 ;
taught for seven years
in Rathven Public
Si hool ; in 1912 en-
tered Aberdeen U.I''.
College, taking the
highest place in the
examinations open to
all the U.F. Colleges ;
gained Footc Scholar-
ship in Hebrew and Eadie Pri/.e in New Testa-
ment Greek.
He enlisted in October 1914 as a Private in
the 4th Gordon Highlanders; and was sent to
Belgium in February 1915. Although he could
readily have obtained a commission, he con-
tented himself with the rank of Sergeant, be-
lieving that as a X.C.O. he would be able to
exercise a greater moral influence on his men.
The invaluable services he rendered by organiz-
ing a corps of snipers, as well as by the accurate
information he was able to gain regarding the
German positions, were recognized in a letter
addressed to him by the General commanding
the Division. He fell at Hooge on 25 Septem-
ber 1915.
A more versatile genius than F'orbes never
passed through Aberdeen U.F. College. A
tireless walker, an intrepid mountaineer^ a.
keen sportsman, a humorist, a skilled musician,
a linguist, a scholar — no achievement seemed
beyond his capacity. Even in the trenches he-
pursued his studies, and left behind him singu-
larly able notes on the Book of lob, which to
the last he studied in the Hebrew original, with
the aid of the latest German commentary.
Those who had the privilege of knowing him
will never forget this distinguished student and
Sniper-Sergeant, who was as modes) and lovable
as he was gifted.
HUG, WILLIAM STEPHEN: Corporal,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders; son
of William H a i g ,
permanent way in-
spector ; born Lonmay,
6 November 1892 ;
educated at Gordon's
College. Aberdeen :
matriculated in Arts in
191 T ; graduated M.A.
in 1914.
He was a member
of the original Robert
Gordon's College sec-
tion of the 4th
Gordons, enlisting in
1910, and on entering the University he trans-
ferred to "U" Company. After being trained
from August 1914 to February 1915 at Bed-
ford, he went abroad with his unit. He served
with his Battalion till 25 September 1915 when
he was reported missing, and later was presumed
killed on that date at Hooge, where the 4th
Gordons covered themselves with glory.
HENDERSON, ALEXANDER RENNIE :
Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders; son of Alexander R. Henderson,
teacher; born Aberdeen, 8 November 1888;
educated Robert Gordon's College ; graduated
M.A., 1911. After graduation he was appointed
a teacher at Aboyne Higher Grade School.
Henderson was a well-known Association foot-
ball and cricket player and, having joined " U "
Company in 1907, became Colour-Sergeant in
1910. He resigned in 1912 but volunteered on
TN MEMORIAM.
1914
tted to the 4th Gordons with whom 1 it-
went to l-'rance in l-'cb-
ru.irx 1915. H
his platoon into action
[ooge on 25 Sep-
tember H)i 5 and h.id
the third line
ii-rman trench es
when he xvas wounded.
He was later reported
wounded and mi-
on that d.Ue. His
Commanding Oi:
wrote : "Tin
andpluek shown byhim
iis men that day are heyond words ot mine."
1NKSTKR. WALTKk: '2nd Lieutenant.
'Ith Hat tali on (iorjou II igh landers ; son ol
lames Inkster. ship-
master: horn Aber-
. 2-j February
iSgo : educated Ash-
ley Road School
Aherdceii ( 1 r a m m a r
School. In 1908 lu-
went to the University
with a good record
both in work and ath-
letics, graduated M.A..
mi i ; and after taking
his B.Sc. in Agricul-
ture, i <)i 2, w e n t t o
work tor the Potash Syndicate in ( lermany.
In December mi.} a good appointment in
Australia was offered to him, and the outbreak
found him beginning his career there.
jis he was back in Scotland
and a I'rixatc in the 41!) ( 'lordor.s ; in April he
emission in the same Battalion;
in Max crossed to Trance. A few months
latei home on leave, and a xveek
Ming his Battalion, he- fell at Hooge, in the
tcrr' i lighting of September 11)15. -\t
eported "wounded ami missing," there xvas
little doubt that he had died of wounds received
ion mi or about the 251)1 of the month.
of spirit and gaiety, cheerfully re, nix- for
contingency and anj adventure, with a
humour as quick of expression in the art of
caiicalure as in speech, courageous and lovable,
he was a friend whose place can ne\er be tilled to
the uianx who cared lor and counted upon him.
I.()\V, (; I. 0 K (. I. : 2nd Lieutenant.
4th Battalion (iordon Highlanders;
son of William Low,
baker ; born 1 >\ ce, 20
fanuarj 1 892 ; edu-
cated Robert Gordi
( 'ollege ; entered
University in 101 o as
nth Bursar; gradu-
M.A. in H) 14, with
First ( 'lass Honours in
Classics, gaining the
Dr. Black l'ri/c in
Latin. "A student of
sterling capacity and
character " is his L'.ro-
lessor's testimony.
At the outbreak of war he xvas ;i Sergeant in
•• I ' " I'ompany, 4th Battalion (-iordon High-
landers, and did much valuable work at Bi i
as muski-try instructor, ('rossing to l-'ranec with
the Battalion in March 11)15. he was shortly
afterwards promoted Companx Sergeant Major.
In August i CM 5 he received his conmiission and
came home on short leax'e. He was recalled to
take part in the attack at Hooge, 25 September
iiji s, from which he did not return. He xvas
last seen surrounded by the enemy, but fighting
with the utmost determination. Few were more
regretted, for his kindly good-nature com-
mended him to all.
.M.U.LKNNAN. RODERICK DLWAR: Pri-
vate, 4th Battalion
(iordon Highland-
ers ; son of R. Mac-
1, e n n a n, Recto r,
( 'irammar School, ( Iran-
to\vn-on-Spey : bo r n
Kingussie, i 7 Novem-
ber 1896 ; educated at
( Irantown ( i ra m m a r
School, of which lii-
was Dux : entered the
University in 1914 with
a Redhythe Bursary.
Tff MR.VORIAM.
In April before joining the Army he pa.ssi-d
the M.A. examination in Classics and Kn"-
lish.
He joined the 4th Gordon Highlanders in
April 1915, and after 5 months' training went
out to France on r September ; he was reported
missing and then killed in action at Iluoge,
on 25 September ^15, after being only three
at the Front.
SANGSTER. WILLIAM JOHN CAMP-
BELL: 2nd Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Gor-
don Highlanders ;
son of William Sang-
ster, draper ; born
Aberdeen, i January
1896; educated at
Aberdeen G r a m m a r
School ; Christ's Col-
lege, Blackheath, and
Aberdeen University ;
graduated M.A., 1914,
and was studying for a
medical career.
He had belonged to
the University 6.T.C.
and when war broke out he immediately joined
the Army, receiving his commission as 2nd
Lieutenant in the 4th Gordon Highlanders,
3 October 1914. After training at Aberdeen,
Bedford, etc., he crossed to France 24 June
1915. In the ensuing three months, he proved
himself the type of officer who is beloved and
trusted by his men. On the fateful 25 Septem-
ber 1915 Sangster fell. He was detailed with a
platoon to capture a portion of German trenches,
which he did successfully. With great courage
he and his men held on to the position, later
it was re-captured by the Germans, the fighting
was fierce, and the traditions of the Gordons
were upheld.
SALNDERS, GEORGE KEMP: Private,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of Rev. Alexander R. Saunders ; born
Shansi, North China, 19 November 1894;
student in Medicine, 1913-14.
Having joined " U " Company, as a Private,
in the spring of 1914, Saunders was called up
on the outbreak of war, receiving a bonus
for being the first of
his Company to report
alter the issue of mobi-
lization orders. After
training at Bedford for
six months he crossed
to France with the Bat-
talion at the end of
February, and served
with them until 25
September 1915. He
was reported first
" missing " and later
" killed " at Hooge on
that date.
SHANKS, JOHN WILLIAM: Private,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of John Shanks,
inspector of collectors ;
born Aberdeen, 4 June
1893. He matricu-
lated as a student in
Arts in 1912, coming
to the University with
a reputation as an Eng-
lish scholar which he
subsequently main-
tained. He made a
name for himself
among his fellow-
students by his contri-
butions to " Alma Mater" — his clear vivid prose,
and verse olf much real merit, being always re-
cognizable.
Shanks joined "U" Company, 4th Gordon.
Highlanders in March 1914, was called up in'
August, and, after training in Bedford, crossed
with the Battalion to France in February 1915.
He was reported missing at Hooge and was
afterwards presumed killed on 25 September
Beauty in any form, in nature, in literature,
in music, was to Shanks the thing that counted
most in life, and it needed a character of much
strength to turn from the study he loved to the
life of the trenches, and to enter into the spirit
of that life, the spirit of humour and true com-
radeship which alone made it livable.
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SILVER. A MX. \M)ER: Private.
1th Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
Alex an der
Silver: Imrn Harvie-.ton
[•'ami. Kinneff, i .) Sep-
tember iXi)-i : •
ed ( • " r(l i' ii ' s
Coll red Aber-
deen University to
study Agrii ulture in
At the outbreak ot
war hi- went with "U"
Compam to liedtord
where he hee.une a
nre.it favourite not only
with his fellow-students but throughout the Battal-
ion. Cooking tor a company was no " eateh " in
those days, hut " Sanely " cheerfully accepted the
job with all the drudgery it entailed. In this
ity he left with the Battalion for France in
February 1915. It did not take long under
rvice conditions to show that there was
the real fighting stuff in Silver. After repeated
attempts he got relieved of the job which afforded
him comparative safety. Alongside his old
fellow-Students in the trenches, he was supremely
happy. Hardships seemed less real when Silver
shared them. He took part with the company
in the attack from Sanctuary Wood (Hooge) on
.'5 September 1915 and was subsequently posted
as missing.
ADAMS. JAMES Hl'ME: Private,
(Jth Battalion Cameron Highlanders ;
son of John Adams,
compositor ; born
Edinburgh, 6 March
1890; M.A. (I Mod.
Lang.), Glasgow;
student in Law, Aber-
deen, 1913-15.
Adams joined the
6th Cameron High-
landers in March 1915,
was trained at Basing-
stoke, and then crossed
to France. After only a
few months' service, he
fell in action at Loos on 26 September 1915.
ANDERSON, JAMES: Private, *th Hat-
talion Gordon Highlanders; son of John
Anderson, fisherman ;
born I'orlnoekie, 29
April i Xi)2 ; educated
,ii 1'ortnockie 1'ublic
School and Fonl\<v
Academy ; student in
Arts, i i)i 1-14.
During his y<1
at the University he
enlisted in the former
"U" Company, i/4th
Gordon Highlanders,
and at the Front was a ^^^^
member of the Snipers'
Section. In June 1915 his C.O. reported that
he had distinguished himself in the Field,
was among the missing after the action at H'
25 September 1915. Subsequently it was re-
ported that he had died on 26 September
1915 as a prisoner of war at Giessen, •
many, from wounds received the previous day.
Those who knew him in the Snipers' Section
found him a sterling comrade, full of humour,
cool and daring in the face of danger.
TAWSE, BERTRAiM WILKIE : Sergeant,
4-th Battalion Cameron Highlanders ;
son of Peter Tawse,
contractor ; born Aber-
deen, 14 September
1884; educated
Gordon's College ; en-
tered the University,
1901; graduated M. A.
(II Math.), 1905;
B.Sc., 1906. After
graduation he opened
a Civil Service and
Business College in
Inverness, and this
venture was proving it-
self a conspicuous success when war broke
out.
During his University career Tawse was a
member of " U " Company. In August 1914 he
enlisted in the 4th Camerons and went to France
with the Battalion, rising to the rank of Sergeant
and doing excellent work as> a N.C.O. He
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fell iii action at the (Quarries, Hiilluch, on 26
September 11)15.
Of a retiring disposition, Tawse never, either
at the University or in the Army, took the p
!ch his undoubted ability as scholar, teacher
and soldier entitled him. The greater self-con-
fidence which time would have given him was all
that was needed to bring him to a foremost place
in his profession.
MILNE, FREDERICK. WILLIAM: Pri-
vate, 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of George Milne,
farmer ; born Fyvic, i
September 1896 ; edu-
cated Fyvie and Gor-
don's College, Aber-
deen; student in
Medicine, 1914-15.
Milne joined the 4th
Gordons as a Private
in November 1914,
and went with them to
France in the spring of
1915. After coming
safely through the
fighting on that fatal 25 September, he fell in
action at llooge on 2 October 1915.
M U X R O, GORDON DEAN : Private,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of J a m e s M.
Munro, M.B., Tarves ;
born there, $ April
1895; educated Tarves
Parish and Aberdeen
Gram m a r Schools ;
matriculated in Medi-
cine 1913, passed the
First Professional, July
1914.
Having joined the
Grammar School Com-
pany of the 4th Gor-
dons in June 1913, on
the outbreak of war hewas mobilized with his regi-
ment, and after training at Bedford and elsewhere
crossed with them to France in February 1915.
To the end he remained in the ranks, declining
a commission. He was reported the best shot
in his Company, and at the Front was chosen
to act as sniper. On 25 September 1915, when
the Battalion swept on in its memorable <
through the German lines at Hooge In-
severely wounded and taken prisoner. Re-
moved to a hospital in Courtrai, he died there
in the hands of the enemy on 2 October 1915.
The friends of his boyhood at Tarves, his
fellow-students and his comrades in arms have
united in testifying to his athletic achievements,
his bright and very unselfish personality, his
loyalty in friendship and his power of cheer.
He was a. very gallant soldier who shrank from
no sacrili-
MARR, ALEXANDER DAVID : Sergeant.
7th Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of Alexander 1 >.
Marr, dyker ; born
Banchory-Devenick, 2
November 1892 ;
graduated M.A. (Hons.
Maths.), 1914. He
took first place in the
examination for the
Neil Arnott Prize in
Experimental Physics
and intended taking
his B.Sc. In Univer-
sity circles he was well
known as an athlete
and an enthusiastic Territorial. His sympathetic
nature and sincere character made him many
friends by whom he is affectionately remem-
bered.
Being a Territorial, Marr was called up on
4 August 1914 as a Corporal in the yth Gordons,
and went with the Battalion to Bedford and
later to France. He had served in France for
only five months when he was killed in action
at Thiepval on 13 October 1915.
GARBUTT, JAMES RESTOX GAR-
DINER: Lieutenant, R.A.M.C. ;
son of William Garbutt, banker ; born Portsoy,
28 March 1889 ; educated Robert Gordon's
College, Aberdeen; graduated M.B., 1911.
After graduation, with a view to specializing,
he worked in a Sheffield hospital until war
broke out.
IN MEMORIAM.
In I >c< ember MM.; (iarbutt received a com-
mission in t h c
R.A..M.C '., ;itnl served
for a few montlis at
Preston and St. ( )nu:r
Military Hospitals.
He wished, however,
to get to the fighting
line and bee.mie at-
tached to the King's
Own Scottish Border-
ers. Only ten days
after joining the regi-
ment, on I 1 >ccci;
1915, he was killed by
a shell while on duty.
he was accidentally
MaeDONALD. DONALD RODERICK :
Lan cc-C. <i rporal, Lo vat's Scouts ;
son of John Mac-
1 Kinald ; born Balg.iti ,
Inverness-shire, 31
January 1893 ; edu-
cated Tom micros
Public School. He
matriculated in Agri-
culture in 1 1) 1 1 with
the intention of speci-
ally studying Forestry
subjects.
He joined the i st
Lovat's Scouts on the
outbreak of war, pro-
ceeded to Gallipoli in September 1915. and died
of wounds received in action at Suvla Bay on
5 December 1915.
SLORACH, ALEXANDER: Lancc-
Corporal, Gordon Highlanders;
son of George Slorach, police superintendent;
born lianff, 15 December 1894; educated
Banff Academy; student in Arts. 1912-14.
In the spring of 1914 he joined the Univer-
sity Company of the 4th Gordons and went
to camp with his unit at Tain that year. He
was mobili/ed on the outbreak of war and
was trained at Bedford. There he became a
ilist, was attached to the Signal Section,
and went to France in that capacity in February
1915. He served with the Battalion till 25
December I *> I 5 when
wounded near Ypres,
by the bursting of an
unexploded e n e in y
shell which was being
examined in his neigh-
bourhood, and died
next clay, 26 December
1915. At the time he
was due to join the
6th Gordons, where
he had just received
commissioned rank on
the recommendation
of his C.O.
MOODY, DOUGLAS WHIMS T 1. K
KEILLER: Surgeon, Royal Navy;
son of \V i 1 1 i a m ].
Moody ; born J ) u ni-
fties, 5 April 1873;
graduated M.R., 1900;
M.I)., 1902. After
graduation Moody
acted as H ouse Surgeon
a t Peterborough In-
firmary, then as An.es-
thetist and Second
House Surgeon at Acl-
denbrooke's Hospital,
Cambridge, and later
was for some time a
Medical Officer on board P. & O. liners. He
was the author of several works — an.i
others " A Critical Treatise on Beri-beri," and
" Beriberi among the Lascar Crews on 1
Ship " — and contributed other valuable works
to the " British Medical Journal," and the
" Lancet ".
Coming of a fighting ancestry — his great-
grandfather fought at Lisbon and Coruna under
Sir John Moore — Moody offered himself for
service at the beginning of the war. He
as Surgeon at Haslar Naval Hospital until Sep-
tember 1915, when he was commissioned in
the R.N. and posted to H.M. Cruiser "Natal".
His service, however, only lasted a few months
as he lost his life on the " Natal " when she
was destroyed by an explosion in harbour at
Invergordon on 30 December 1915.
IN MEMORIAM.
SMITH, WILLIAM GEORGE RAE: Lieu-
tenant, King's Own Yorkshire Light In-
fantry ; son of Charles
Smith, merchant, Aber-
deen ; born Aberdeen,
5 I til v 1889; educated at
the Grammar School ;
student in Agriculture,
1904-05, and 1908-09.
Between these years he
was for some time in
New Zealand sheep
farming, and while still
very young did some
exploring and trading in
New Guinea and the
South Sea Islands. Later he led a small ex-
pedition through Patagonia, his report on this
journey was published in the Maga/ine of the
Royal Scottish Geographical Society. After his
nl period as a student in Agriculture he
carried on stock farming in Rhodesia. He was
an enthusiastic member of the Legion of Fron-
tiersmen, of which he acted for a time as Com-
mandant for Scotland, and raised companies in
Aberdeen and Kdinburgh.
On the outbreak of war he hurried home from
Rhodesia and was in rapid succession a member
of a New X.raland Corps, an ambulance driver
on the Melgian Front, and a horse artilleryman.
In February 1915 he obtained a commission in
the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry with
which, and the 2 1 st I )ivisonal Cyclists, he served
till his adventurous and crowded life was ended
on 26 January 1916 while he was carrying back
a wounded comrade after a bombing raid. For
his conduct on this occasion he was mentioned
in dispatches. He might have been on leave at
the time he was killed but wrote home, "What's
the good of leave if you haven't done something
worth while ? " So he sought honour in another
gallant adventure and met death.
DEWAR GEORGE: Lieutenant, R.A.M.C.;
son of I )avid 1 )ewar, draper ; born Peterculter,
4 January 1893; educated at Gordon's College,
Aberdeen ; and at the University where he
graduated M.B. (with distinction), in 1915,
distinguishing himself alike in his classes, and
on the playing fields. Throughout his Uni-
versity career he was conspicuous in the
rugby team and in the cricket eleven but
remained untouched
by his more than or-
dinary popularity and
was genuinely beloved
by a wide circle of
friends.
On the outbreak of
war he was mobilized
as a private in the
R.A.M.C., but in Oc-
tober 1914 returned to
Aberdeen to complete
his medical studies.
After his graduation
he rejoined as a Lieutenant in the same corps
and proceeded in November 1915 to France,
where he was killed by a shell on 3 February
1916. Short though his period of service in
France was, he had already won the affectionate
regard of the "officers and men with whom he
was associated, while his friends at home and
abroad felt it hard that he, who had exulted so
openly in the joyousness of life and had ex-
emplified so attractively the vigour of youth,
should die so young.
BROWN, RICHARD GAVIN : Lieutenant,
R.A.M.C. ; son of Richard Gavin Brown, Deputy
Inspector'General, R.N.
(retd.) ; born Stoke,
Devon, 8 April 1882.
He entered the Uni-
versity in 1898, gradu-
ated M.B. , 1903. After
holding appointments
at Lambeth and Tyne-
mouth, he settled in
private practice at
Portsmouth, where he
was appointed an Anres-
thetist at the Royal
Hospital.
On the outbreak of war Brown volunteered
and, in August 1914, was appointed a Civil Sur-
geon at the Alexandra Hospital, Cosham. In
March 1915 he obtained a commission in the'
R.A.M.C., and at the beginning of July was sent
to Gallipoli with the i4th C.C.S. attached to the
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iith Division. He took part in the landing at
Suvla lia\ nil (> August and in th nents
which followed he attended tin: wounded tor 44
ecutive lunux undir continuous shelling
thu Turkish batteries. After three months
lli-nt work at Suvla, Hrown was invalided
home with dysentery and died in the 51!) Southern
General Hospital. Portsmouth, 14 February 1916.
I'.rown freely and ungrudgingly ^avc up a
i whieh already had been crowned with
Mieeess, and his many friends will endorse what
has been said of him by one who knew him from
boyhood's days — "Possessed of attainments of
uh order, socially and professionally, it was
little wonder that his short career was so emi-
nently successful ".
.MA K K.C II ARLESSIM-XCI-: : Private. 5<>th
Hatful ion Canadian Expeditionary Force ;
son of Charles Marr,
blacksmith. Kllon; born
Crudcii, 20 July iSS; ;
he was educated at
Ellon Public School
and Robert Gordon's
College: he matricu-
lated at Aberdeen Uni-
versity in 1905 and
graduated M.A., 1910.
Thereafter he was en-
gaged in teaching in
Newcastle-on-Tyne be-
fore emigrating to
Canada, and was teaching in Regina when war
broke out.
Marr immediately enlisted in the Canadian
Expeditionary Force, and arrived in England in
11)15. Kcfoiv being ordered to the Front he died
suddenly at BrumshottCamp, Hampshire, 3 March
KMO. Though Marrs desire to reach the tiring
line was never reali/.ed he belonged to the goodly
company of those who had the "willing spirit".
Me WILLIAM, CHARLES THOMAS: Lieu-
tenant. 5th Battalion Gordon Highland-
ers ; son of Rev. Thomas McYVilliam, Foveran;
born Xew liyth, 4 November 1892 ; educated
at Fordyee and IJanff Academies : matriculated
in Arts, 1910; graduated M.A.. [913, and was
studying Law when war broke out.
A member of "U" Company, he was molii-
li/ed in August 1914, but by the end of the
month was commis-
sioned in the 5th I'.at-
talion Gordon High-
landers, with whom he
went to France in May
[915. There he was
attached for duty to
the 5 ist Divisional
( 'yclist ( 'ompany, and
served with it during
the remainder of his
time in France. On
1 8 March 1916 he was
killed in the trenches
near Arras, leaving behind him the memory of 8
considerate and devoted gentleman, with a genius
for making friends, and with the faculty of grasp-
ing readily all sides of a situation and making
the wise decision.
JOHNSTON, GEORGE MITCHELL:
Captain, Royal Irish R i fl e s :
son of Alexander John-
ston, merchant ; born
Aberdeen, 8 July 1890 ;
educated Aberdeen
(Ira m m a r School ;
matriculated in Sci-
ence (Agricultural),
1907, and had a dis-
tinguished career us a
student. Though quiet
and reserved in manner
he was one of the best
known and most popu-
lar students at Maris-
chal College. During his School and College
r he was a notable Rugby forward, and he
served in "U" Company while at the Univer-
sity. He graduated H.Sc. (Agr.) in 1911. After
graduation he spent a time gaining experience
in Canada and then acted as an Assistant
County Organizer, North of Scotland College of
Agriculture. He was appointed Agricultural
Lecturer and Superintendent of the State Ex-
perimental Farm, Jersey, in 1913.
On the outbreak of war Johnston obtained a
commission with the Jersey Militia, but his
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IN MIL MORI AM.
ardent spirit and high sense of duty led him to
seek .service with a fighting unit. Despite ob-
jections and difficulties raised by authorities in
Icrsey, who wished to retain his services in the
island, with the help of the Governor, he trans-
ferred with the foreign Service Company of the
Militia to the Kovul Irish Rifles, with which he
•d first in Ireland and then in England. He
proceeded to France in 1915 and was killed in
action at Hulluch on 3 April 1916.
DUGUII), JAMES : '2nd Lieutenant, 7th
Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment ;
son of Frank Duguid,
blacksmith ; born ( )ld
Deer, 13 December
1893; educated at
Kanchory and Gordon's
College, Aberdeen ;
entered the University
in October 1912;
student in Arts and
Agriculture, 1912-14.
By nature quiet and
reserved, he was a very
capable student, deeply
interested in scientific
agriculture.
He enlisted in the R.A.M.C. previous to the
war, and was called up in August 1914, later he
was transferred to the R.A. Veterinary Corps.
In spring 1915 he was sent to Egypt and later
in that year obtained a commission in the North
Staffordshire Regiment. He went to the Darda-
nelles with his Regiment in the summer of 1915,
and, on returning to Cairo, sailed in March for
Mesopotamia where he was killed in action on 9
April 1916.
WATT, DAVID GEORGE MELROSE :
Private, R.A.M.C. ; son of Rev. William
Watt, minister, Strathdon ; born there, n
August 1896; educated at the Public School,
Strathdon. He was prepared by his father for
the University and was also for a short time
at Gordon's College ; he matriculated in April
1914, was a student in Medicine for little over
a year, and showed his mental worth by taking
good places in Botany and Physics.
In November 1915 Watt enlisted in " K " Com-
pany, R.A.M.C., not that war, as such, had any
attraction for him, but simply from a sense of
duty. After six months'
training at Aldershot, n£5aj5 ~ "")
he was chosen, as a
to go
for a
Medical student,
to Cambridge
three months' course
in Bacteriology previous
to his being sent abroad
in the Sanitary Section
of the R.A.M.C. This
was never carried out,
for he succumbed to
serious illness, and died
in hospital at Aldershot,
26 April 1916, at the early age of 19. Watt
was a good student, of a lovable disposition,
with a "saving sense of humour," and at the
back of it there was a strong sense of duty
carried with him from his boyhood spent among
his native hills and glens.
CENTER, WILLIAM RUDOLPH : 1 leet-
Surgeoii, R.N.; son of Lieut. -Colonel William
Center, I. M.S. (M.H.
(Aberd), 1865); born
28 January i&yi ; edu-
cated Aberdeen Gram-
mar School ; student in
Medicine, i 8 8 9-9 o ;
M.B., CM. (Ed in.),
1893; M. R. C. S.,
L. R. C. P. (Lond.),
1896 ; studied also at
Strassburg and Berlin.
In 1896 Center
joined the Royal Navy
and held many appoint-
ments at home and abroad, serving at the Cape,
in the Mediterranean ; and in Australian waters.
In 1911 he qualified as a German interpreter and
in 1912 was promoted Fleet-Surgeon. In the
following year he was commissioned to H.M.S.
" Russell," the flagship of Rear-Admiral Free-
mantle, in which he served during the war in
the North Sea 1914-15, and in the Medi-
terranean from November 1915 till his death.
On 27 April 1916, the " Russell " struck a mine
and sank. Center was among those who were
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IN MEMORIAM.
.I'd, bin hr was MI severely injured that he
,,,1 Hospital at Malta the following
day, ->X April i c> i 6.
M \\S1II ID, CYRIL JAMES: Deputy
Surgeon-General. R.X. ; son of Edward
Mansfield ; born High-
nam, Gloucester, 19
June 1X6 1 ; graduated
M.B.. 1883; M.I).,
i S i) d. M ,1 n s field
entered the Royal
N'avy as Surgeon, 20
August iSX:j, and
throughout his career
received excellent re-
ports fromall the officers
under whom he served.
He held many im-
portant posts, among
rs that of Senior Medical Officer in charge,
R.N. College, Osborne, 1905-09, and Senior
M.-clical Officer in charge of training ship
11. M.S. "Impregnable," 1917-13. He was
made M.Y.O., i) August 1909, and promoted
IVputy Surgeon-General, 27 September 1913.
From 1915 onwards General Mansfield served
at the R.N. Hospital, Haslar, and died there
7 May 1916.
McGREGOR, CHARLES : Company Q.M.-
Sergeant, l()th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of John
McGregor ; born Aber-
deen, 28 June 1873 I
educated Commerce
Street Public School
and Robert Gordon's
College : pupil teacher,
Commerce Street
Public- School ; entered
the Church of Scotland
Training College, 1892,
having gained the sixth
place at the Queen's
Scholarship Examina-
tion. Concurrently with attendance there, took
the Arts course at the University, graduated
M.A., iXi)f>, with First Class Honours in Mathe-
matics, winning the Boxill Prize. Became
Mathematical Master in Airdrie Academy ;
joined the Malt" of his former Training College,
1897 ; on the formation of the Training Centre
in 1907, was appointed principal Master of
Method.
On the outbreak of war McGregor, although
then over forty, joined Kitchener's Army, and
i'd the loth Hattalion Gordon Highlanders
as a Private. After training he left in July 1915
for the Western Front with the rank of SCIL
and soon rose to be Company (Quartermaster-
Sergeant. Wounded on the last day of April he
was taken to hospital in Calais where he died,
14 May 1916.
A man of great charm of manner, sterling
character, and intellectual gifts of no mean order,
Charles McGregor has won a sure place for his
memory in the hearts of hundreds of students
and a wide circle of friends and fellow-citi/ens.
A posthumous work, based on the lectures
prepared for his classes, and issued for private
circulation, is marked by close study, clear think-
ing, and an attractive style of presentation, and
is evidence that, had he been spared, the author
might have made fresh and valuable contributions
to current educational theory and practice.
REID, ROBERT: 2nd Lieutenant,
Oth Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of Robert Reid,
farmer, Old Meldrum ;
born Old Meldrum, 24
July 1892 ; matricu-
lated in Arts, 1911;
graduated M.A. with
Honours in Classics in
1914.
Before the war he
was a member of " U "
Company, 4th Battalion
Gordon Highlanders
and was mobilized in
August 1914. Three
months later he was commissioned in the 9th
(Pioneer) Battalion Gordon Highlanders, with
whom he proceeded to France in 1915. On 20
May 1916 he was killed in action. A man of
homely and unaffected nature, he held a warm
place in the hearts of his fellow-officers and
men.
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IN MEMORIAM.
ROBERTSON, NORMAN JOHN : Cor-
poral, 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of Thomas Robert-
I^^^^^^^^^^^^Ml son, M. A., school-
master ; horn Lower
irach, Banifshire, 5
October 1889: edu-
d Cord* iti's Col-
lege. Aberdeen ; grad-
uated M. A.. 1414 ;
trained lor teaching,
idecn Provincial
Training Centre.
As soon as lie had
finished his training as
a teacher, Robertson
enlisted as a Private in the 4th Cordons in
I i. -ember 1914, and served in home ramps
until January 1916 when he was sent abroad
with the rank of" Corporal. He saw active ser-
vice in France and lielgiuni for live months,
then was severely wounded while fixing wire
entanglements, and died the next day, 30 May
.ring Station at Aubigny.
His Commanding Officer wrote of Robertson:
•• lie was one of the best X.C.O.'s in the Com-
punv. and was marked out for speedy promotion,
and his loss is greatly felt by us all. He was
popular with officers and men, and did his duty
on all occasions without regard to his personal
saf.:
LIP1», FRANK: 2nd Lieutenant, 2nd Bat-
talion The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles);
of lames Lipp,
draper; born Focha-
bers, 10 December
1891; edu rated at
Milne's Institution,
Forhaber* ; matricu-
lated in Arts, October
1908, graduated M.A.
in 1911. After grad-
uating he went as a
rubber planter to (ia-
long Be/ar, Sumatra,
where he did very
successful work. In
:>ring of igi4 he returned to this country
in order to take a degree in Forestry and with
that aim in view commenced to study Scich
his Alma Mai
Soon after the outbreak o! niisted at
Bedford (August 11)14) as a Private in the 6th
Seaforths, but shortly afterwards entered Sand-
hurst and was commissioned to the Cameronians.
After training at Nigg from May to October
1915, he was attached for active service to the
8th Royal \\Vlsh Fusiliers and served at Calli-
poli till the evacuation. Lipp was sent to
Mesopotamia in January 1916 and was in com-
mand of his Company when he was wounded at
Beit Aiessa, on 17 April of the same year, lie
died at Karachi (Station Hospital), 30 Mav
1916, a few days before his brother was killed
in France. On the testimony of his brother
officers his military career and example were
beyond praise, and we who knew him best in
times of peace will not forget his manliness and
his never failing optimism.
NEILSON, CHARLES : Company Ser-
geant-Major, 5th Battalion Gordon High-
landers; son of James
Neilson, postma--1
Kllon : born Montrose.
27 November iSSi).
While a student in
Arts, he showed much
promise, and graduated
M.A. in 1913. With
a view to entering the
teaching profession, he
took a course of train-
ing at the Aberdeen
Training Centre, and
was a teacher at Lossie-
niouth when war broke out.
He enlisted as a Private at 1'eterhead in
September 1914, and after training at home
went overseas. Neilson took his share in the
strenuous lighting of the early days of the war
and was killed in action at Neuville-St.-Vaast,
France, -i June 1916.
SCOTT, THOMSON: Private. 5th
Battalion Seaforth Highlanders;
son of Rev. A. Murray Scott, Collision, Ar-
broath ; born Aberdeen, 23 April 1883 ; eclu-
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IN MEMORIAM.
:ivhill Public School and Aberdeen
<>\ : later he attended I,a« Classes
at the Universm iS.).|-ii;. and was a prizeman.
II, ^ervc-d his ap-
prenticeship with Mr.
|. l>. Rennet. Advocate,
and alter passing his
( '.A. exam inat ions,
went to London to
take iij) an appoint-
ment in a firm of Kast
India merchants.
In September 1914
he enlisted in the 51!)
Seaforth Highlanders.
After training at lled-
ford, he went to France,
in May un5, and was on the western front until
lay he uas killed in the trenches. 4 June
It was Thomson Scott's choice to serve
in the ranks. His ('.(). puts on record that
Company Accountant were in-
.:nd his Captain wrote: "He was a
r .ni(l as fine a comrade''.
DONALD. ROBERT: Sergeant,
1-th liattalion Gordon Highlander.-:
son of William Donald,
labourer ; born Wot
I'eierculter, Mearns, 3
May 1895 ; matricu-
lated in Arts, 1913.
1 lonald joined " U "
(.'oni])any in March
1913 and was called up
on 4 August 1914,
trained at Perth and
Bedford and went to
France with the Bat-
talion. On the field,
as a member of the In-
Section, he proved himself a reliable
and daring soldier, rising to the rank of Ser-
Hc fell in action at Vimy Ridge on
9 June 1916.
Young a- he was, .Donald, by his depth of
thought, sincerity of belief, and trustworthy
character, had already shown himself well fitted
for his chosen profession — the Church.
MORRIS, ALFRED GEORGIA: 2nd
Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers: son of
William V. Morris.,
Aberdeen ; born Wood-
green, Kssex, 17 De-
iier 1895 ; edu-
cated at Brighton and
Robert Gordon's Col-
. Aberdeen. In-
tending to go in for
farming, immediately
after leaving school he
went to Canada, and
was for some time on
farms in Ontario and
Manitoba. Coming home for the winter he at-
tended agricultural classes in the University
during the session 1911-12. To get commercial
experience he joined the Canadian Hank of
Commerce, and was in their Elgin Branch,
Man., when war broke out.
He immediately volunteered for a Canadian
Cavalry Corps, but as this corps was not in-
cluded in the first Canadian Expeditionary Force
ame to this country and enlisted. March
1915, in the Scottish Horse, becoming Corporal
in a very short time. In August 1915 he was
granted a commission in the 4th Battalion
(iordon Highlanders and went to France on
New Year's Day, 1916. He was fatally wounded
in action near Arras and died the following day,
10 June 1916. Of a cheery disposition he
made many friends both at home and in Canada,
who greatly regretted to hear of his untimely
death.
HASTINGS, JAMES SMITH: 2nd
Lieutenant, 4-th Battalion (iordon High-
landers; son of James Hastings, Cashier;
born Aberdeen, 28 August 1890; educated
at Aberdeen Grammar School ; graduated
M. A. in 1912. Subsequently he was engaged
as a teacher at Cults Public School. He en-
listed in the 2 /4th (iordon Highlanders in
1914, soon attaining the rank of Sergeant, and
at Ripon in 1916 was ga/etted 2nd Lieutenant
in the 4th Battalion. While at the University-
he was a popular student and a. fine hockey
IN MEMORIAM.
player,
bciiv a member of the Grammar School
F.P.'s Club. He fol-
lowed his course of
military training with
great enthusiasm and
thoroughness, and it is
matter for deep regret
that lu- died suddenly
just on its completion,
on the eve of his de-
parture for Fran c e.
His death took place
at Ripon, 25 June
1916, at the age of
25-
BOWIE, JOHN : Corporal, Special Bri-
gade, R.E. ; son of John Bowie, labourer ;
born Aberdeen, I April
1895 ; educated Gor-
don's College ; student
in Arts, 1913-15; in
Science, 1914-15.
Bowie enlisted i n
the R.G.A. (T.F.),
Aberdeen, on 1 6
November 1914, and
after doing garrison
duty in this country for
some months, was
transferred to the ist
Battalion Special Bri-
gade, R.E., where his scientific training stood
him in good stead. He died of wounds re-
•d in action near Albert on 27 June 1916.
At the University he is remembered as a keen
" soccer " player, while his unfailing good
humour gained him universal popularity.
DAW SON, GEORGE: Corporal, R.E. ;
son of Alexander Dawson, granite merchant ;
born Aberdeen, 20 February 1883 ; educated at
Aberdeen Grammar School; graduated M.A.
with First Class Honours in Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy, 1905 ; B.Sc., 1906. He
taught in Kemnay Higher Grade School and
Elgin Academy, and from 1911-14 acted as
Assistant Science and Mathematical Master in
the Aberdeen Grammar School. He gave every
promise of being a successful teacher, and was
an enthusiastic student of Physical Science.
On i o October 1914
1 (awson joined the
1 5th Battalion, Royal
Scots, as a Private.
From the date of hi>
enlistment until 23
August 1915 he trained
with the Royal Scots
in Edinburgh and
Ripon. In response
to a request from
Headquarters for men
with a knowledge of
Chemistry, he sent in
his name and was at once transferred to the
Special Brigade, R.E., and left for France on
8 September 1915. Nearly a year later he was
killed in action near Serre, 28 June 1916.
George Dawson relinquished peaceful work,
into which he was putting his whole heart, to
serve his country on the field of battle. He
was honoured and loved by pupils and col-
leagues, alike for his conscientiousness, energy
and quiet courage.
ABERNETHY, WILLIAM: Pioneer,
Special Gas Section, R.E. ; son of Andrew
Abernethy, Braehead, Hillswick, Shetland; born
New York, 23 June 1893 ; educated at Anderson
Institute, Lerwick ; matriculated in Agriculture,
1913. After spending a session in the Agricul-
tural Department he continued his studies at
Edinburgh University.
He enlisted as a Pioneer in the Special Gas
Section of the Royal Engineers, February 1916,
and crossed to France. He was wounded at
Fricourt on the Somme and died the following
day, 30 June 1916.
WATT, JAMES RODERICK : Pio-
neer, R.E. (Special Brigade);
son of James Watt, schoolmaster, Fearn ; born
there, 8 February 1895 ; educated Invergordon
Academy, where he was Dux in Mathematics in
1913; matriculated in Medicine, 1913.
He enlisted in "U" Company, 4th Gordon
Highlanders, in January 1914, and went with
his Battalion into training at Bedford, but partly
31
fN MI'. MORI AM.
nd when
the Battaliii!
In France. D u
1915 h r acti
Guard on the
Civile, and wa-
al Orderly
Mull Hospital,
A. Watt trans-
to the Special
R.E.,
< 1 went
to Fr . i|y in
1 1) if). He was killed in
action on the Somme,
30 June up i (i.
<:ONM:K. FKI:DI:KK: ATTI:NBORKOW :
2nd Lieutenant. '2nd Battalion Seaforth
Highlanders ; son of
James Conner, Sheriff
k I tcputc : horn
:decn. JO February
1845 ; ed ucat ed at
Aberdeen G ra in m a r
<ol ; matricula
in Agriculture in 191 3.
At the University he
was a well-known and
popular figure. His
career in Agriculture
was highly successful
and he looked forward
itry; As an athlete and
gnized as a brilliant all-
round man. He was a valued member of the
mar F.P.'s Rugby team and a prominent
nshire Cricket Club, and
atest pleasure was plying the
rod and tackle.
As ner of the Grammar School
;iany of the 4th Gordons he was mobi-
on tin- outbreak of war. He went to
!h his unit and rose to the rank of
. ust 1915, while still abroad,
ne « ned to the Seaforths and
proved himself an ideal soldier and officer.
He was killed in action on the Somme, i July
1916.
McC.l'KKACII. (,i:oK(.i: : 2nd Lieutenant.
l:;tli Battalion Highland Light Infantry;
son of ( ici irgi \j- (
rach, farm servant ;
b o r n Findochty, i <<
February i<ScX i ; edu-
cated F'indoehty Public
School, where he was
later a pupil
subsequently assistant
.it Stewart Thomson's
1! u s i n e s s Col
Aberdeen. Ent
Aberdeen University in
October 1 905 he gradu-
ated M.A. in njoiSand
was appointed assistant in Whitehills Public
School, Banfl'shin . Thereafter '.
sistant in the Central School, Frascrburgh, and
when he joined the Army was headmaster ol
Ruthven Public School, Cairnie, Jianffshirc.
McCurrach enlisted in the 3rd Battalion
Gordon Highlanders in April 1915, and on
bring commissioned in the follow mber
was transferred to the I3th Battalion Highland
Fight Infantry. After training at Richmond,
\orks, he crossed to France, 16 June i y i 6, just
when the notable forward movement from Albeit
was going on. He ,,as attached to the :6th
Highland Fight Infantry and had only been
about fifteen days in 1'' ranee when he was reported
missing, and was believed killed, i July 1916.
As a teacher his work was of a very high <
and was favourably commented on in all tin-
schools in which he taught. His military service
was very short, but he devoted himself as keenly
and as scrupulously to his soldiering as he had
done to the teaching work that was more
properly his.
M a c R A E, ALFRED R E (i I N A L D :
Assistant Commissioner of Police;
son of Donald MacRae, stationmaster ; born
Inverness, 26 January 1888. Educated at Aber-
deen Grammar School. On leaving the Univer-
sity where he studied' from 1905-08, he took
the highest place in the examination for the
Indian Police Service. Most of his time in
India was spent in Delhi, where he had the
chance of doing good service at the time of the
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Durbar ; while later he became an officer of
the new Delhi Province. There he acted until
April 1915, gaining a
reputation among his
superiors as one of the
most promising officers
of the Punjab Police.
In April 1915 be-
gan his more definite
war-service. lie was
senl to M' sopotamia
as Assistant Commis-
sioner of Police under
the Foreign and Politi-
cal Department of the
Government of India.
There he had the difficult and important duty
of organizing a new police force, and this was
a piece of work which made demands upon
all the skill in dealing with men, which had always
characterized him. On i luly 1916 he died of
cholera near Xasiriyeh. He was one of the
many who gave their lives for their country
whose name appeared in no casualty list. Such
service as his, given with simplicity, modesty and
devotion, lays the foundation of order and peace
in restless anil unsettled territory; and in him
was lost not only a man of goodness and charm,
but a. loyal, efficient and valued officer of the
Force he had served so well.
RIDDEL, ROBERT MACKIE: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 10th Battalion Gordon Highland-
ers ; son of John Rid-
del, settmaker; born
K i n t o r e, 7 March
1892 ; educated at
Kintore H.G. Public
School, where he
served as a pupil
teacher ; student in
Arts, 1912-14.
He enlisted in the
fith Gordons on 15
October 1914. In
November of the same
year he was drafted to
France, and a month later was invalided home.
Returning to France in May 1915, he dis-
tinguished himself at the battle of Loos, and for
gallantry was recommended for a commission.
He received his commission in December 1915
and was attached to the loth Gordon High-
landers. On i July 1916 he was instructing a
class on the action of bombs, when the bomb
exploded in his hands and killed him. His C.O.
wrote: "He was an excellent officer in every
way and had proved himself of great value in the
field on many occasions. ... 1 shall find it
hard to fill his place in the Battalion."
ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER WALKER :
Private, Berkshire Regiment (Capt., retd.,
Gordon Highlanders) ; son of R. Robertson;
born Peterhead, 1875 ; educated Aberdeen
Grammar School; student in Arts, 1894-95.
He was for some time a partner in the firm of
Messrs. R.and A. W. Robertson, Solicitors, Peter-
head, and latterly was in practice in Winnipeg.
He served as a Lieutenant during the Boer War
with the 2nd Gordons and was decorated with
the Queen's Medal and three clasps.
In December 1915 Robertson enlisted in the
2nd Berkshire Regiment and served as a Lance-
Corporal with that Regiment in France from
April 1916 onwards. He fell in action i July
1916.
DAVIDSON, WILLIAM ADRIAN : 2nd
Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; eldest son of
Alexander Davidson,
Blythewood, Inverurie;
born Aberdeen, 28 De-
cember 1894; e d u -
cated at the Grammar
School and Gordon's
College, Aberdeen, and
later at Trinity College,
Glenalmond ; he com-
menced the study of
Medicine at Aberdeen
University in 1912.
In January 1915 he
entered the R.M.C., Sandhurst, and after a few
months of training was gazetted to the Gordon
Highlanders, 2nd Battalion, with which he
served in France till the following September,
when, having been wounded in action near
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IN MEMORIAM.
Hulluch, he was invalided home. On recovery,
• i lionu- servii >
Sti>nr\ wood \Virclc^> Station) he rejoined his
;ient in 1'Vanee : three months later he was
mortally wounded in action near Mamet/, and
died on 2 (illy 1 1) I ''• Officers and men alike
TV with which Davidson led
his men in the face of terrible odds: his gal-
lantry and pluck are praised by all who knew
him under the difficult conditions of active
MeHAIX. JOHN MORTI.MLR : 2nd Lieu-
tenant, R.F.A. ; son of John McHain, ('.A. :
born Aberdeen, 6 Octo-
ber 1895 ; educated
Aberdeen Grammar
School ; left the School
as Dux and Gold
Medallist, i 91 3 ; took
a high place in the
Kursar\ Competition
and studied in the
faculty of Arts from
1913-15 with a view
to entering the Indian
Civil Service. Short
though his career was,
he showed himself both a brilliant and promis-
ing scholar and a keen sportsman. As a class-
fellow wrote : "In his first year at ' King's ' . . .
he at once became a marked man, for his perfect
blending of work and play, of social and scholastic-
duties ".
MeMain was a member of the Edinburgh Uni-
ty O.T.C. and was gazetted to the R.F.A.
in August 1915. He served at home until
r 1915 when he went to France, being
attached first to the I54th (Howitzer) and was
transferred later to the 231*1 Brigade, R.F.A.
On i July 1916, when the great attack began he
acting as liaison officer to the infantry in the
front Gommtcourt ; when last seen he
was running a telephone wire over to newly-
captured trenches. McBain was reported miss-
in.;, then as severely wounded and taken prisoner.
He died in a German Military Hospital at Vrau-
court, 9 July 1916. His brother-officers and the
men under him have testified to the enthusiasm
anil cheerfulness which characterized his work
a-* an officer. One of his parts of telephonists
afterwards wrote to his (.'.(.).: "Later on I
crawled out for water and looked for him, but
lie and the reel of wire had disappeared, so 1
expect he had most gallantly gone on running
the wire ... he was a good officer and a true
Scottish gentleman ".
Sr.LHIK, COLIN MACKENZIK: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 11 th Battalion The Cumeronians
(Scottish Killes);
son of Professor Selbie,
Aberdeen U.F. Col-
: born li irsay,
Orkney, 24 February'
1 889 ; educated Mary-
culter Kast School and
Aberdeen Gra m ma r
School ; graduated
K.Sc., 1910, with dis-
tinction in Geologv ;
appointed Assistant
Naturalist in National
Museum, Dublin,
1911. Specialized in the study of Myriapoda and
( "nistacea, published "The Decapoda Reptantia
of the Coasts of Ireland, Part I, 1'almura, Asta-
cura and Anomura ". Part II. dealing with
Paguridea, was nearly ready for publication when,
in October 1914, he enlisted as a private in the
Royal Scots.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in the nth
Scottish Rifles in January 1915, he went to the
Front in November, was slightly wounded the
following F'ebruary, but soon returned to duty.
On two occasions for considerable periods, he
commanded his company in the absence of the
Captain. He fell at Longueval on 14 July 1916,
when, to quote the Adjutant " he led his men
gallantly throughout the assault, and had the
satisfaction of seeing the position won before he
was killed by a rifle bullet while heading a bomb-
ing attack ". His death cut short a very promis-
treer both as a scientist and a soldier. " He
was a born naturalist, a love of animals being one
of his most marked characteristics." He had
also a sense of humour which materially helped
him to endure the discomforts of life in the
trenches, while his coolness and courage never
gave way in the hour of danger.
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IN MEMORIAM.
JOSS. A L E X A X D E R WILLIAM:
Private. »th Battalion Highland Light In-
fantry ; son of Alex-
ander Joss, farmer;
born Disblair, Aher-
deenshire, 14 June
1888; educated at
Robert (Jordan's Col-
lege ; entered the law
office of Messrs. A. \-
\\ . Robertson, solici-
tors, Aberdeen, and
attended Law classes
at the University,
1907-09. After mak-
ing a fine record. Joss
qualified as a solicitor in 1911 and took up a
position in the law office of Messrs. Mac-lay,
Murray \: Spciis, of Glasgow.
He joined the Glasgow Highlanders (cjth
H.L.I.) in September 1914 as a private, and,
feeling he could do most good in the ranks, re-
fused promotion. He saw much active service
in France at Hethune, La liassee, and High
\Vood, and was reported "missing "in the ad-
vance on 15 July 1916. He was last seen assist-
ing a wounded man in No Man's Land, and was
later reported as '• presumed died on that date ".
LISTER, ARTHUR HUGH: Lieutenant-
Colonel, R.A.M.C. (T.)i C.M.O.; son of
Arthur Lister, I-'.R.S. ;
born Leytonstone, i
November 1864 ; B.A.
(Nat. Sc. Tripos),
Cantab., 1886; M.B.,
Aberd. (Highest
Hons.), 1895 ; Murray
Medallist and Scholar ;
M.I). (Hons.), 1904;
Physician and Lecturer
in Clinical Medicine,
Royal Infirmary, Aber-
deen ; University Assis-
tant in Materia Medica ;
held a large general, later consulting, practice in
Aberdeen.
He served in the Univ. Company R.A.M.C.
(V., later T.F.), ga/ctted Brevet Lieut. -Colonel,
1910; afterwards Lieut. -Colonel, ist Scottish
General Hospital, available on mobilization. On
the outbreak of war, though hampered by indiffer-
ent health, he at once offered his services, and
was for a time on the Western Front as Physi-
cian with Sir Henry Norman's Ambulance. 1 .ater
he was sent to Egypt in command of the I9th
General Hospital, Alexandria, where his excel-
lent work gained him the C.M.G. It was char-
acteristic of him that the repeated warnings of
his colleagues were unheeded; he took the risk
and worked on with unflagging energy, until at
last he was forced to give in, and died at sea on
his way home, 17 July 1916.
Of Aberdeen graduates who "laid their good
lives down " Arthur Lister was the most eminent.
He inherited a name famous in British science,
but himself possessed intellectual endowment
above the average, and deep scientific interest.
Asa physician he was beloved by his patients, he
had insight, reverence, sympathy and uplift, along
with great personal charm, and possessed in a
marked degree "the gift of healing". One
thinks of his buoyant vitality, his infectious en-
thusiasm, his unforgettable kindness, his wonder-
ful chivalry. To Arthur Lister life was a great
opportunity, and "all was good that Time could
bring ". The words of a subaltern recall him
vividly : " He worked unceasingly, patching us
up, always good to look upon, always charming,
yet always to the point. 'One must do what
one can,' he said ; and he did it. That is why
we, who owe to him not only health, but life it-
self, will cherish ever the memory of that ' verray
parfit gentil knyght '."
CAMERON, IAN ALISTAIR :
32nd Battalion Australian
Force ; son of James
Cameron, Banchory ;
born there, 2 June
1894; educated
Banchory Public
School ; student in
Agriculture, 1911-12.
After a session in the
Agricultural Depart-
ment he returned to
agricultural work near
Banchory and in 1913
emigrated to Australia.
Private.,
Imperial
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TN MJ-MOKIAM.
In 11)15 'u' '•"l^tod in the 32nd Battalion
Australian Imperial F<>r<v with which he spent
a time in F.gypt. He then proceeded to France,
but had only ln-rn there about three weeks
uhcti he wa-, killed in action at the Hattie of
the Somme, 19 July 1916.
i EKGt SON. ALEXANDER n NDIE
II CNTER : Lieutenant. JStli Battalion Gor-
don Highlanders ;
IBFVn^^H^^^M """ "I l°hn I-'.. Fergu-
son, Major, I. M.S. ;
-• bom Birmingham, 22
November 1894 ; edu-
cated Aberdeen Gram-
mar School and Kpsom
|( 'ollcge. He came up
to the University in
re) i 2, entering the Fa-
culty of Arts with the
intention of studying
^^^^^^^^^^™ . tor the Indian Police.
:. uson was a
member of Epsom College O.'i'.C. for three
years, and in September 1914 enlisted in the
Public Schools Corps. The following month he
red a commission in the iith Gordons, and
in October of 1915 lie crossed to France to join
the 8th Gordons. He was wounded in November
1915. losing an eye, but returned to France in
February i<)io. In March he was wounded again,
and fell at the Battle of the Somme on 20 July
1916, while gallantly leading his men into action.
FRASKK, ANDREW: Sergeant, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son of Wil-
liam Fraser, builder,
Tain ; born Tain, 18
July 1880; graduated
M.A., 1910. He
taught in Fraserburgh
Academy till 1913,
when he entered the
Aberdeen U.F. Col-
lege. At the close of
his first session he went
to Canada where he
took charge of a Mis-
sion covering a wide
district.
In November 1914 Fraser enlisted as a private
in the 4th Gordon Highlanders, and was sent to
France in December 11)15. His conspicuous
ability gained for him the rank of Sergeant, and
he ivndiTcd very efficient service in connection
with the Machine Gun Section, till his death
in action at High Wood, in the Somme district,
on 22 July 191 ').
Whilst at the t'niversity, Fraser was ['resident
of the Christian Union, and it would be difficult
to find a more popular President or one who
more ably tilled this difficult post. In the
College no student was more loved and esteemed
than Fraser, of whose future career, own
his sterling character and mental equipment, the
highest expectations were cherished.
GUNN, ALEXANDER JAMES : Lanee-
Sergeant, 4-th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Alex-
ander Gunn, J. P., Ach-
alone, Halkirk, Caith-
ness ; born Halkirk, 5
February 1895. He
came to Aberdeen with
a very creditable schol-
astic and athletic re-
cord, matriculated in
Medicine in October
1913, and in Univer-
sity Class Lists was in-
variably well placed.
As a schoolboy he be-
came a Territorial, joining the 5th Seaforth
Highlanders, and, on entering the University,
transferred to " U " Company, 4th Gordon High-
landers. He went to Flanders in February
1915, and rapidly made a name for himself
fearless soldier, being recommended for decora-
tion for bravery in the field on 16 June 1915.
In the Loos offensive he was dangerously
wounded but made a rapid recovery. Without
waiting for a Commission, he requested to be
posted overseas, and June 1916 saw him again
in France, just in time for the Somme offensive.
He was reported wounded and missing after a
night attack on High Wood on 22 July 1916,
and since concluded "killed in action" on that
date.
Concerning him one of his men wrote : " He
IN MEMORIAL.
was the best Sergeant I ever had, so joyous, so
fearless," while his officers wrote,,"! have
always known him to be an absolutely fearless
man, and one whom, more than anybody else,
I would have liked with me in a tight corner".
" He had a magnificent record out here, and
was one who could be least easily spared."
MAC :i>OXA LI), WILLIAM ERIC: Private,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
youngest son of Alex-
ander Mac Do nald,
liulintore, Kirkhill;
born Kirkhill, Inver-
ness-shire, 5 April
1896 ; educated Inver-
ness Royal Academy ;
matriculated in Agri-
culture, October 1914.
Shortly afterwards he
enlisted in the 4th
Battalion ( rordon
Highlanders with which
he served in Aberdeen,
Bedford and Ripon, till December 1915 when
lie proceeded to France. He was reported
'•missing, believed killed in action" at High
\Vood, on the Somme, 23 July 1916.
STEPHENSON, ARTHUR FREDERICK
VERB : Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders; son of
Emeritus Professor
William Stephenson,
M.I).; LL.l). ; born
Aberdeen, 1 1 Novem-
ber 1882; educated
Aberdeen Grammar
School ; trained as an
engineer with Messrs.
Walker & Duncan,
1901-05. During ses-
sion 1902-03 he at-
tended classes in the
Agricultural Depart-
ment. After gaining some experience at Peter-
head and Leeds he returned to Aberdeen, and
in 1909 attended University Classes in Geology.
He became A.M. Inst. C.E. in 1910, and in the
following year obtained an appointment in the
Federated Malay States.
At home Stephenson was an enthusiastic
member of the ist V.B. Gordon Highlanders,
and in the K.M.S. he joined the Malay States
Volunteer Rifles, with whom he was mobilized
on the outbreak of war, serving for a time as a
Corporal at Singapore. As early as possible he
obtained leave and returned home where, in
June 1915, he obtained a Commission as Lieu-
tenant, 4th Gordon Highlanders, proceeding to
France in October 1915. On 23 July 1916 he
was reported missing after an attack at High
Wood in the Battle of the Somme. Later it
was learned from a German Officer prisoner
that he died in a German trench, a few
hours after being badly wounded by a hand
grenade.
FALCONER, ROBERT : Sergeant-Major,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of James G. Fal-
coner, commission
agent ; born Aberdeen,
8 December 1890 ;
was educated at the
Grammar School and
at Gordon's College.
On leaving school he
entered the firm of
Messrs. Stephen &
Smith, advocates,
Aberdeen, to whom he
was later apprenticed
as a law clerk. During
his apprenticeship he studied Law at Aberdeen
University, 1912-15.
He joined the 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers (T.F.) as a Private in 1911, and took a
great interest in the Territorials. He was
mobilized as a Lance-Sergeant, and crossed to
France with the 4th Gordons in the spring of
1915; there he was soon promoted Company
Sergeant-Major. Early in 1916 he was home
on leave. He rejoined the Battalion in May,
and returned to France with a draft in the be-
ginning of July to take part in the Battle of the.
Somme. During this engagement he was re-
ported wounded and missing on 23 July 1916,
and was later believed killed on that date.
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IN
I alconer was keenly interested in the welfare <>l
his Company and was popular with both officers
and men. He proved himself a reliable soldier,
and showed courage and fearlessness in the ful-
filment of his duties.
FY1 '}.. 1. 1. SI, IK: Private, 4th Battalion
Highlanders; son of James Fyfe,com-
merrial traveller ; born
Culler, 24 May 1892 ;
educated at Gordon's
College ; student in
Arts, 1911-12. Both
at College and at the
University his retiring
disposition kept him
practically unknown to
all but a few, but by
those few he was
greatly esteemed.
After one session at
the University he was
appointed manager on a tobacco-growing estate
in Nyasaland, anil during his three years there
saw some service with native troops.
In 1915 he returned home and enlisted in
the Gordon Highlanders, and after the usual
training at Ripon went to France, where he died
on 23 July 1916 of wounds received in action
at High Wood.
GORDON, CHARLES JAMES DONALD
SIMPSON : Corporal, Gordon High-
landers ; son of
Robert Gordon,
farmer ; born Fearn,
Ross-shire, 29 January
1896. Coming to
Aberdeen after a good
school record at Tain
Academy, he matri-
culated in Medicine in
1913. At the Univer-
sity he soon established
himself ( as an athlete,
especially in the
Harriers' Club. .
He joined the University Company of the
4th Gordons in 1913, and on the mobiliza-
tion of his unit he proceeded with it to
Hcdford for active service training. He went
to France with the Battalion in February,
and was wounded at Hooge on 23 September
1915. After a period in Hospital and further
training in Ripon he returned to the front. Dur-
ing the heavy fighting round High Wood in the
summer of 1916, he voluntarily attempted t
information about the enemy trenches and was
reported missing on 23 July 1916, and later pre-
sumed killed. His CO. wrote of him: "He
died the death of a hero. He 'played the
game' in everything and finished with a stain-
less character."
BRIAN : Captain,
third son of Captain
BROOKE, HENRY
Gordon Highlanders ;
Sir Harry V. Brooke
of Fairley ; born Lick-
leyhead, Aberdeen-
shire, 9 December
1889 ; educated Clifton
College ; student in
Science, 1906-07. He
came of a distinguished
fighting family and all
his three brothers were
in the service. One
gained the V.C , two
lost their lives, and the
third was badly
wounded in the great war. As Brooke was pre-
vented by his eyesight from becoming a soldier
he trained himself for colonial life, and this led
him to take classes in the Agricultural depart-
ment for a session. He also prepared himself
by the severest physical exercises for the life he
had in view. At the age of eighteen he pro-
ceeded to East Africa as a pioneer farmer,
and afterwards tried planting in Ceylon for a
time. Finding that life too tame he returned to
Uganda where he led the life of a pioneer and
frontiersman, and at the outbreak of war was
acting as a transport officer on the Jubaland
frontier.
Brooke at once enlisted as a Trooper in the
British East African Force, and soon rose to the
rank of Captain. After being severely wounded
he returned to Britain and was transferred as a
Captain to his father's old regiment, the 2nd
Gordon Highlanders. Early in 1916 he went
AV MEM OKI AM.
to France, and led his Company in the memor-
able charge at Mametz on i July, where he was
wounded three times before he was knocked
out. He was mentioned in dispatches for his
gallantry on this famous occasion, and died of
his wounds in London on 24 July 1916. Dur-
ing Ins varied career he found time to write, and
a volume of his poems was published after his
death.
Brian Brooke will be remembered by all who
knew him as a noble and adventurous spirit, one
of the bravest of the brave.
MeCOMBIE, JOHN ALEXANDER:
Sergeant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of John
ejSSSSSSSSEI A. McCombie, cycle
H agent; born New-
hills, 22 May 1895 ;
educated at Robert
Gordon's College,
Aberdeen; matricu-
lated in Medicine,
I9X3-
Whilst at Gordon's
College he joined " E "
Company of the 4th
Gordons, was mobi-
lized on the outbreak
of war, went with his Company to Bedford
(where he was attached Bde. H.Q.), and crossed
with the 4th Battalion to France in February
1915. His medical knowledge was used to
advantage in his appointment in May 1915 as
medical orderly to the Battalion, a post after his
own heart, and in this position he attained the
rank of Sergeant. Wholeheartedly devoted to
his duties, he gave of himself unsparingly and
well, and won the appreciation of all who knew
him. On 25 July 1916, he died of wounds
received in action at High Wood.
At School and College McCombie was de-
servedly popular, and from the Front his Medical
Officer wrote of him : " He was a most depend-
able boy, a thorough gentleman, always kind,
always calm, always brave — and willing ".
LYON, ROBERT: Captain, 5th Battal-
ion Gordon Highlanders; son of Sir
Ak-xander Lyon, Ex-Lord Provost of Aberdeen ;
born Aberdeen, 14 September 1891 ; educated
at the Grammar School and University of Aber-
deen, where he gradu-
ated M.A. (II Econ.
Sc.), 1912, and LL.B.
(with distinction) in
1914, gaining the
Hunter Gold Medal
for Roman La w.
Thereafter he went to
Edinburgh, and with a
view to being called to
the Bar, spent a year
in the office of Messrs.
Dalglcish, Dobie &
Co.
For four years prior to the war he served in
the University Company, 4th Gordon High-
landers, retiring as a Sergeant. Lyon received
his commission in the 5th Gordons in November
1914, and proceeded to France with his Batta-
lion in May 1915. He was killed at Delville
Wood, on the Somme, 30 July 1916. He was
a man of great mental distinction, original,
resourceful and convincing, with an alert mind
and ready speech. In military service he was
an energetic disciplinarian, prompt in his work,
and unalterable in his decisions and practice
where right and duty were concerned. In dis-
position he was supremely generous, considerate
and unselfish. There was a natural charm about
him that made him wonderfully attractive and
fascinating. He was a radiant youth who loved
laughter and sunshine, and clean and happy-
things. He was marked for high position in
life. He meant to go far.
ing spirit and strong will,
ing an enemy's position,
great promise and hope,
lines loved him as a man and a brother, and is
one of many who will ever mourn the loss of a
brilliant friend, and keep in undying remem-
brance his strength and daring, his reverence for
high things, his gentleness where he loved, and
his unswerving fidelity in all the graver issues
of life.
KENNEDY, JOHN ALEXANDER : Cap-
tain, 6th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders ;
son of Robert Kennedy, river superintendent,
He had a dominat-
He was killed storm-
So ended a life of
The writer of these
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IN ME. MORI A.M.
Banff; horn Kllon, 20 October 1878; educated
. mff Academy : entered tin- University as
seventh bursar and had
a distinguished career,
graduating M.A.
(I Ions. Maths.), 1902 ;
and B.Sc., 11)05. He
attended several Agri-
cultural Classes in
session 1904-05.
After holding various
positions, at Mortlach
Public School, Ding-
wall Academy and the
Central H.G. School,
Aberdeen, he was ap-
pointed headmaster of Lhanbryd Public School,
Morayshire.
Kennedy was mobilized as an Officer in the
nth Seaforth Highlanders, in August 1914, and
proceede<l with the Battalion to France in May
1915. Owing to his scientific training, he was
appointed a ( ias Officer to the 51*1 Division, a
position lie held until his death from wounds
: the Somme, 6 August 1916.
T KOI HART, REV. WILLIAM: Lieu-
tenant, 1st Battalion Black Watch;
son of William Urqu-
hart, marine engineer ;
horn Aberdeen, 20
Nov. 1883 ; entered
Gordon's College,
1894 ; matriculated,
1902 ; graduated M.A.
with Second Class
Honours in Philo-
sophy in 1906, win-
ning the (iladstone
Memorial Prize.
Under the auspices of
the Aberdeen Univer-
sity Missionary Association he superintended
with universal acceptance and much success
the "Spital Mission " during the winter session
of 1906 and the summer vacation of 1907.
During the summer of 1908 he worked on
a Rancher Mission in Alberta and graduated
H.I), in 1909, being Brown Scholar of that
year. He was assistant minister in Inveresk
Parish Church, 1909-10, and subsequently as-
sistant minister in New Greyfriars, Edinburgh,
1910-12, when he was elected to the parish
of Kinloch - Rannoch, in the Presbytery of
\\eeni.
While a student in Arts, Urquhart joined
the Scottish Horse in the year of the foundation
of the University troop and, feeling hi' owed
to his country a debt for the military training
he had received during his arts career, he
enlisted about September 1914 as a Private
in the Royal Scots (McRae's Battalion). A
fearless thinker and a beloved pastor, he was
now to show himself a gallant soldier. In
1916 he received a commission in the ist
Battalion, Black Watch, where he \\..
general favourite among his fellow -oft:-
While leading his men to battle in Mamet/
Wood on 1 6 August 1916, he was instant-
aneously killed.
PIR1E, GILBERT ALEXANDER: Private,
4-th Battalion Cameron Highlanders;
son of Alexander Pirie,
Huntly ; born there,
26 January 1895 ; edu-
cated at the Gordon
Schools, Huntly, where
he was an enthusiastic
Boy Scout ; matricu-
lated in Medicine in
October 1914.
On 10 December
1915 Pirie went to
Inverness to enlist in
the 3/4th Camerons I — IJ
and was then sent for
training to Ripon, his abilities as a piper soon
gaining him a place in the band. He was
transferred to the i/4th Camerons and on 12
July 1916 landed in France, where he met
an untimely death a few weeks later — near
Ba/,entin-Le-Petit, 18 August 1916 — on his way
through the front line trenches to take a fallen
comrade's place as a stretcher bearer. One
of the many who laid down for posterity an
unripened life, he was of gentle and modest
demeanour, upright and honest in character;
his friendship was not easily gained but was
worth cultivating.
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IN MEMORLUf.
MACDONALD, GEORGE HARPER : Cap-
tain, 2nd Kattalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of William Mac-
donald, janitor ; born
Glasgow, 10 February
1887 ; entered t he-
University 1 905 ;
M.A., 1908; teacher,
Butterburn S c h o o 1,
Dundee, till outbreak
of war.
Macdonald enlisted
in the R.A.M.C., attd.
3rd Highland Field
Ambulance, Septem-
ber 1914 ; six months
later he obtained a commission in the 2nd
Battalion Gordon Highlanders, and crossing
to France, took his share for fifteen months
in some of the heaviest fighting of the war.
He was wounded in July 1916 and in August was
promoted Captain. On recovering from his
wound, he returned to the front, and four weeks
later was killed by a shell, 5 September
1916. He was mentioned in dispatches by
Sir Douglas Haig for " gallant and distinguished
service in the field," 13 November 1916. A'
friend wrote of him : " Clever, cheerful, re-
sourceful, he is at the same time as true and
reliable as one would wish one's friend to
be ... he is a born officer ".
JOHNSTON, ALEXANDER FRANCIS :
2nd Lieutenant, 16th Battalion London
Regiment; son of
Alexander Johnston,
master mariner ; born
at sea, 24 April 1886;
educated Grammar
School, Aberdeen;
graduated M.A., 1907.
Johnston intended en-
tering the Ministry, but
had to postpone further
study for reasons of
health. He travelled
on the Continent and
then taught at Hipper-
holme, Yorkshire, and at Alnwick. In 1912 he
entered Westminster College, Cambridge, to
study for the Ministry ; here he had a very dis-
tinguished career, passing out with Honours and
taking the first place in the College in 1915.
He took his B.A. and B.I)., at London Univer-
sity and was licensed as a preacher by the Pres-
bytery of Liverpool.
Johnston joined the army as a combatant,
entering the Inns of Court O.T.C. in August
1915. In June 1916 he was gazetted to the
London Regiment, and two months later left
for France with the Oueen's Westminster Rifles.
His service abroad was short — he fell in
action on the Somme on 10 September 1916.
Though his career in the Church was thus
cut short, Johnston had already shown his
ability. A writer in " The Presbyterian Mes-
senger " says of him : " As a preacher his pro-
mise was great. He was everywhere recognized
as a man of character and gifts."
KING, JOHN ALEXANDER : 2nd Lieuten-
ant, 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of John Alexander
King, headmaster,
Brodiesord ; born at
Brodiesord, Cornhill,
8 July 1885 ; educated
at Fordyce Academy :
entered Aberdeen Uni-
versity in 1905 as 2 ist
Bursar ; graduated in
1909 with Second ^^^H
Class Honours in
Classics. W h i 1 e a
student he was one
of the Moray Team
who gained the Strathcona Cup in 1907. King
became a teacher, and held posts at Fordyce,
Cullen, Aberdeen Grammar School, and was
finally appointed Assistant Classical master at
Kirkcaldy.
In his student days he joined " U " Company,
4th Gordon Highlanders, and whilst teaching
at Kirkcaldy was Junior Officer to the High
School Cadet Corps. He held this post from
November 1914 till he was commissioned as
2nd Lieutenant in the Gordon Highlanders,
and crossed to France. He was killed in action,
ii September 1916, at a spot 2 miles N.E.
of Armentieres.
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IN MEMORIAM.
MURRAY, CHARLES ROBINSON: 2nd
Lieutenant, !»th Battalion King's Own
Scottish Borderers;
MID of \V i 1 1 i am R.
Murra\, clothier; born
T on g land, Kirk-
dbrightshire, 21
December 1X83 ; grad-
uated M.A. ((Glasgow),
1903; student in
Science, Aberdeen,
1903-05 : taught at
Juniper Green, Mid-
lothian, and at Peebles.
Murray joined up
at the beginning of
the war as a Private, and served with the Royal
Scots until the spring of 1915 when he was com-
missioned in the K.O.S.Hs., with which regiment
he went to !•' ranee. He fell in action on the
Somme I-'ront on 16 September 1916.
TKXXAXT, EDWARD MARTIN COOKES :
Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Ed-
ward Tennant, insur-
ance secretary ; born
Aberdeen, 30 August,
1896; educated at
Aberdeen Grammar
School; had completed
his first year of science
at the University in
1914.
Tennant joined
the Grammar School
Company of the 4th
Gordon Highlanders
in 1913, and was mobilized at the outbreak of war.
He was in training at Bedford until May 1915,
when he received his commission in the same
Battalion. InSeptemberof 1915 hewas wounded
at 1 looge, and spent some months in an English
Hospital, returning to Erance in May of the next
year. His death, on 1 6 September 1916, was due
to wounds received in action at Serre, while he
was in charge of a party covering a raid on
German trenches. The letters written by his
Colonel and his fellow-officers show the respect
and affection in which he was held: "Always
bright, willing and keen, always punctual and
painstaking in his duties, and ready to do any-
thing that was asked of him without the slightest
grumble ". " Brave without ostentation, thorough
• without fuss,' he was a favourite with men and
officers alike."
STRACHAN, ALEXANDER LEDING-
HAM : Surgeon-Probationer, R.N.V.R. ;
son of A 1 e x a n d e r
Strachan, chemist;
born Aberdeen, 29
November 1894;
entered the University
October 1913 ; student
in Medicine, 1913-16.
Whilst at the Uni-
versity Strachan joined
the O.T.C., and when
an appeal was issued
for Surgeon Proba-
tioners for the Navy he
at once volunteered,
was commissioned March 1916, and appointed
to H.M.S. "Genista," a mine-sweeping vessel.
There were few dull moments in Strachan's
brief service career — on his way to join his ship
he reached Dublin in the midst of the rebellion,
and took charge of a hospital there ; later the
" Genista " saved the lives of the officers and
crew of a ship which was found in a sinking
condition, and Strachan received a special letter
of thanks along with a presentation for his good
services on the occasion. On 23 October 1916
he went down with his ship in the Atlantic, the
" Genista " being torpedoed by an enemy sub-
marine and sunk on that date.
CATTO, ROBERT KILGOUR THOM : Cap-
tain, 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of James Catto, wine-merchant ; born Aber-
deen, 28 February 1873 ; educated Aberdeen
Grammar School ; student in Medicine, 1891-92.
At the outbreak of war he was in the firm of
Messrs. James Catto Ltd., Aberdeen, where he
had acted as Managing Director for fifteen years.
In October 1914 Catto was commissioned in
the Gordons and served with the 2/4th and,
later, with the i/4th Battalions in France from
AV MEMORIAL.
May 1916.
He was only a few months in
France when he fell,
killed by a stray shell,
at Beaumont Hamel,
5 November 1916.
His Colonel wrote of
him: "By his death
I have lost an ex-
cellent officer who was
most valuable and effi-
cient, and was one
who was remarkably
cool and brave under
fire on all occasions ".
BIRSS, NORMAN : Sergeant, 7th Bat-
talion Gordon Highlanders ; son of James
B i r s s, police con-
stable, Skene ; born
Skene, 13 July 1893 '•
educated Gordon's
College ; student in
Arts, 1912-14.
He joined the Ter-
ritorials in 1911, and
was mobilized 5 August
1914, with the 7th
Battalion Gordon
Highlanders. Birss
went with his Battalion
to Bedford, where he
remained till May 1915, then proceeded to
France, where he was killed in action at Beau-
mont-Hamel, on the Somme Front, 13 November
1916. His Company officer wrote of him:
" He was an efficient and intelligent soldier, and
one likely to rise in rank rapidly, had he been
spared ".
FERGUSON, ROBERT WILLIAM : 2nd
Lieutenant, 5th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Alexander Ferguson, painter ;
born Peterhead, 20 October 1887 ; educated at
Peterhead Academy ; entered Aberdeen Univer-
sity 1905 ; graduated M.A. with honours in
Mathematics, 1909; B.Sc., 1910. He was a
keen student of nature, took a special course of
Botany at Oxford University, and had gathered
much valuable material concerning the Flora of
Banffshire with a view to its publication. Fer-
guson proved himself a very successful teacher,
doing good work at
Aberlour, Nairn and mH^^^^^HM^R
Sharpe's Institute,
Perth ; he took up the
Boy Scout movement
with great enthusiasm
and was popular with
both parents and
pupils.
In April 1915 he en-
listed in his old Col-
lege Company, the 4th
Gordon Highlanders,
was later commissioned
in the 5th Battalion and thereafter was appointed
Musketry Officer. Ferguson went through his
training at Aberdeen, Peterhead and Ripon and
crossed to France in 1916, took part in the early
Somme Battles and was killed in action at Beau-
mont-Hamel, 13 November 1916.
GILLIES, JAMES BROWN : Major, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders; son of T.
R. Gillies, advocate in
Aberdeen ; born Aber-
deen, 29 July 1886 ;
educated at the Gram-
mar School ; matricu-
lated, 1904; B.L.,
1908; served his ap-
prenticeship with
Messrs. C. & P. H.
Chalmers, Advocates,
and Messrs. Tods,
Murray & Jamieson,
W.S., Edinburgh;
member of the Society
of Advocates in Aberdeen and a partner in
business with his father.
While at King's College he enlisted in the
University Company of the 4th Gordon High-
landers and subsequently became Brigade Signal-
ling Officer, retiring in 1912 with the rank of
Captain. Immediately on the outbreak of war,
although his health at the time gave cause for
anxiety, he rejoined his Battalion with his
former rank of Captain, and was retained as
Adjutant to the reserve unit for over a year.
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IN MEMORIAM.
Ultimately lu- was posted to the 4fh Gordons in
France, and alter participating in the whole of
•somme I'.attle, during which he rendered
valuable service in his own efficient way,
he was killed in action near Beaumont-Hamel
on 1 ^ November 1916.
Major Gillies was a man of singular personal
charm, frank, fair and fearless, whose sound
judgment, knowledge of humanity and profes-
] attainments gave promise of a most useful
and successful career. Apart from business he
was an enthusiastic golfer and mountaineer, and
as Secret. irv of the University Club and of the
<'airngonii (lub was held in the highest esteem
by a wide circle of friends, to whom, as well as
to his profession, his untimely end was a tragic
loss.
<;RAY, .\\<;rs FRANCIS: Sergeant,
5th Hattalion Seaforth Highlanders ; son
of John Gray, farmer,
Collaboll, Lairg ; born
Lairg, 2-j X o ve m -
ber 1894 ; entered tin-
University 1910; stu-
dent in Agriculture
1910-13.
As a member of the
Territorial Force he-
was c-alled up in August
1914, and after a
period of training went
overseas with the 5th
Seaforths. Being a.
keen and energetic soldier he quickly attained
the rank of Platoon Sergeant, and, although
twice offered a commission on the field, he
refused it. He fell at the fatal advance on
Beaumont-Hamel in the dawn of 13 November
1916. His loss was keenly felt by his platoon,
all of whom had become greatly attached to him.
A comrade in arms wrote: "He always proved
himself a soldier and a man and feared no
danger, ever bright and cheerful, with a kindly
word for everybody ".
JENKINS, DONALD ERASER: 2nd
Lieutenant, (>th Battalion Seaforth
Highlanders; M.C. ; son of William 1). Jen-
kins, Aberdeen ; born Burghead, 17 December
1896; educated at Elgin Academy and Gordon's
College, Aberdeen. He spent nearly two years
gaining experience of
practical agriculture in
Easter Ross and matric-
ulated as an Agri-
cultural student in
1914.
lenkins enlisted in
the 4th Gordon High-
landers in August 1915.
Early in the following
year he received a com-
mission in the 6th Sea-
forth Highlanders and
proceeded to France
with his unit in June 1916. He was awarded the
M.C., 15 September 1916, for services in connec-
tion with a very successful raid on the German
trenches near Armentieres, and was killed in ac-
tion at Beaumont-Hamel on 13 November 1916.
MERSON, WILLIAM MURISON SMITH :
Captain, 7th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of
Joseph Merson, solicit- ^^^^H^^nra^HM
or ; born Aberdeen,
3 August 1892, but
spent most of his life
in Banchory ; educated
Robert Gordon's Col-
lege, Aberdeen; . , ^
matriculated, 1910;
graduated M. A., 1913;
LL.B., 1914.
A pre-\var member
of " U " Company, 4th
Gordon Highlanders,
he went with the Battalion to Bedford in August
1914, but before the end of the month he had
been commissioned in the 7th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders. With them he crossed to France
in May 1915, where he served continuously
until November 1916, when, early on the morning
of the 5ist Division's memorable exploit at
Beaumont-Hamel, he was killed in action, 13
November 1916. Several months before his
death he had been promoted Captain, an
advancement well merited by his record of
keen and conscientious service.
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IN MEMORIAM.
Mcrson was never widely known, but he took
his share in all. the activities of 'Varsity life,
representing his year in the S.R.C. and giving
valuable help in the Societies and at social
functions. Those of his contemporaries who
knew him cherish the memory of a loyal and
kindly personality, in which strength of char-
acter was combined with gaiety of disposition.
SMITH, ROBERT JAMES : 2nd Lieu-
tenant, <ith Battalion Seaforth High-
landers; son of John
Mains,
born
Smith, East
Knockando
Knockando, Moray-
shire, ii October
1889 ; he received his
early education at the
local Public School and
afterwards came to the
University where he
studied Agriculture,
1910-14. He ob tamed
the University Diploma
in Agriculture in 1913
and the National Diploma in Dairying, and in
1914 took the National Diploma in Agriculture,
with distinction.
He was appointed to a post in the Inland
Revenue Lands Valuation Department, but had
only been there three months when, as a member
of " U " Company, 4th Gordons, he was called to
the colours. After a period of training he crossed
to France in February 1915, and in May was
severely wounded and sent home. .Smith was
recommended for a commission and gazetted to
the 6th Seaforths in August 1915. On i Septem-
ber 1916 he returned to France and in autumn of
that year he was killed by a shell when leading
his company on the third enemy line, 13
November 1916.
STEPHEN, WILLIAM : Captain, 5th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of George Stephen, merchant ; born Fraser-
burgh, 27 November 1881 ; educated Fraser-
burgh Academy, Aberdeen Grammar School ;
M.A., 1903; joined his father as a partner in
the firm of G. Stephen & Co., merchants and
herring exporters, Fraserburgh.
In October 1914 he was reinstated as Cap-
tain in the Gordon Highlanders, in which regiment
he had previously held
a Territorial commis-
sion. After training in
England, he received
the offer of a post as
musketry instructor,
which would have kept
him at home. He
chose, however, to go
to the Front and his
Battalion was early in
action. After only a
few days in France, a
sudden German attack
upon our trenches resulted in hand-to-hand
fighting in which Captain Stephen's company
was engaged. At the Battle of the Ancre,
near Beaumont-Hamel, on 13 November 1916,
as Stephen was leading his company in a
daring attack upon the German trenches, he
was struck by a hand grenade and killed
instantaneously. He was a man known to his
friends as "most kindly-dispositioned, loving-
hearted, and unselfish," constantly thinking of
the comfort and happiness of his men, admired
and trusted by them as a friend and leader in
more than warfare. In him his own town of
F'raserburgh lost a son of whom it was proud,
one to whom all local matters were of interest and
in whom every good cause found a ready helper.
WILSON, JOHN ALEXANDER : 2nd
Lieutenant, 5th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of John
C. Wilson, engineer ;
born Glasgow, 21 May
1890; educated Aber-
deen Central School ;
graduated M.A., 1913.
Prior to enlisting he
was an English Master
at Campbeltown, and
latterly at Fraserburgh,
Although he made an
able and enthusiastic
teacher, it was his real
intention to follow out
a Divinity course. He took a keen interest in
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IN MEMORIAL.
social work, especially in the athletic side of the
\.M.c.A. and Boys' Brigade.
In April U)I5 Wilson joined the 5th ('.onions,
and was commissioned in November 11)15.
After taking a special course in baumet and
musketry woik he embarked for France : six
months later whilst serving as Intelligi -m e ( )ttic<-r.
he was killed in action, 13 November lyifi, at
mont-Hamel, during an advance on the
Somme. His comrades bear testimony to his
rship, courage and keen sense of duty in
the field.
BlXiG. IIF.XRY : Captain. K.A.M.C. ;
son of George !!egg,
fSS^Sm mSSSl turmcr ' born ( ''''""
^^^^ kindie, i o October
^•iftt iSS, ; educated Glen-
kindie Public School ;
matriculated, 1900 ;
graduated M . K . ,
1906. Later he took
up practice in Kentish
Town. London, acting
• ^h also as Clinical As-
sistant at the Great
•*^^^^^" Northern Central
Hospital and the
Mi unit Yernon Chest Hospital. Commissioned
in the R.A.M.C. in 1915 he was posted to
the 2 ist Highland Field Ambulance, with
which he served continuously in France until
his denth at Heaumont-Hamel on 14 November
i i) i h.
Henry liegg was not a man who laid himself
out to gain popularity : but no one was more
deservedly popular owing to sterling merit, h'gh
courage and cheerfulness of disposition in
difficulties. He never lost either heart or head;
he believed that .difficulties existed for the
purpose of being overcome ; and in consequence
he gained the affection and trust of his men to a
high degree. IK- was an ideal stretcher-bearer
officer; for those under him knew he would
never send them where he was not prepared to
take them. The sense of loss felt by his unit on
his death was great ; his brother officers wrote :
" \\ e remember his bright and cheerful dis-
position at all times and under any circum-
stance,. He wa- alwavs in the forefront of what
was going on, helpful to everyone else and
always unselfish."
LYALL, JAM1.S: 2nd Lieutenant. 1st
Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of lames Lyall,
fisherman ; born Mac- ""i^HBI
duff, 12 August 1888;
educated lianff Aca-
demy ; graduated M.A.,
1910. He taught for
some years in Turriff
Higher Oracle School,
and in 1913 went to
South Africa to take-
up an appointment in
the Hoys' High School,
Grahamstown.
Lyall was one of
those sons of Alma, who "came from the ends of
the earth " to take his share in the great ad-
venture of the European war. He enlisted in
the i ith liattalion Gordon Highlanders in
November 1915, and was commissioned to the
1st Battalion in the following December. After
training in Aberdeen and Bridge of Allan he went
to France in September 1916, but his term of
foreign service: was very brief. He was wounded
at Beaumont-Hamel on 13 November, and died
14 November 1916 of the wounds he had received
in action the previous day. Lyall 's was a very-
alive, attractive personality, radiating life and
cheerfulness whether at sport or study. He
threw himself with unflagging xeal into the
matter in hand, alike in the classroom with his
pupils or in the strenuous days of military
service.
CRLCHTON, REV. NORMAN : 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 4th Battalion Seaforth High-
landers ; son of William Crichton, mason,
Stornoway ; hprn Stornoway, 3 February 1888;
graduated M.A., 1911 ; student for three years
at Aberdeen U.I'. College.
In October 1914 he enlisted as a Private
in the 4th Gordon Highlanders, and was after-
wards commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant in the
4th Seaforths. Before proceeding abroad he
was licensed as a probationer by the U.I''.
Presbytery of Lewis. He rendered distinguished
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IN Ml-.MORIAM.
service as a bombing officer in France, and fell
in action at Beaumont-Hamel on 15 November
1916. Celtic fervour
and eloquence, com-
bined with thorough
scholarship, m ark e (1
( 'richton as one who
would have proved a
highly successful mini-
ster, lie was a most
lovable man, and had
gained a warm place
in the hearts of those
in the Mission where
he laboured; the same
power of attraction
drew his men to him in the army, for the}1
knew he always shared every risk along with
them.
MACLEOD, REV. WILLIAM ALEX-
ANDER: Y.M.C.A. Service, Mediterran-
ean Expeditionary
Force ; son of William
Macleod, stereotyper ;
born Aberdeen, 28
August 1881. For
several years he was in
the service of the Uni-
versity Press ; but he
creditably aspired to
•.^^ ^^^k the Christian Ministry,
,^^^^^M§ ^k all(l his employer, who
sympathized with his
aspiration, consider-
ately facilitated his
attendance at the University as a student in Arts
in 1907 and after. In 1913 he became a
Divinity student, gained several class-prizes, and
while still a student, became missionary assistant
to the minister of the West Church, Aberdeen,
in which post he gained the high esteem and
warm regard of the congregation. He resigned
his work in the spring of 1916 and became
(after licence) assistant to the minister of Tarves.
Within a few months thereafter, however, he
was moved by patriotic sentiment to offer himself
for war-service as a Hut Chaplain, under the
Y.M.C.A., and was stationed at Salonika where
his work was much appreciated, Before the year
expired he died of dysentery, 16 November n> i 6.
The Chairman of the National Council of the
Y.M.C.A. bore cordial witness to the " en-
couragement and comfort " which the soldiers
received from Macleod's devoted ministrations,
and a fellow-worker, a Canon of the Church of
England, testified to the " mingled strength and
tenderness of his character ".
SIMPSON, JOHN WATT: 2nd Lieuten-
ant, 7th Battalion Border Regiment ;
son of James Simpson,
bank agent; born
Portree, 10 November
1888; graduated M.A.,
1909 ; LL.B., 1911 ;
Hunter Prize.
Early in September
1914, Simpson enlisted
as a Private in the 8th
Battalion Rifle Brigade,
attained the rank of
Corporal and was sent
to France in May 1915,
experiencing fierce
fighting at Ypres, Hooge and Arras. In
September 1916 he was commissioned to the
;th Border Regiment, and was accidently killed
by a bomb explosion at Amiens on S 1 Krember
1916.
SURTEES, RICHARD: Private, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of William L. Sur-
tees, merchant, Gran-
town-on-Spey ; born
there, i June 1892;
educated at Grantown
Grammar School, and
for one session at Gor-
don's College, Aber-
deen ; he entered the
University with a Mel-
ville Bursary, gained
distinction in Classics
and English, and gradu-
ated M.A., 1914. At
the outbreak of war Surtees was at the Training
Centre for Teachers, preparing for his chosen
profession.
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On 17 ]anuai\ 1915 he enlisted in the 4th
iul later crossed with
them to Kr.mee. He came through the heavy
campaign of I 9 i '> unscathed, hut early in
niber he was so severely wounded that
1 a tew days later, 13 December 1916.
COLLIE. JAMFS KIRTON: Private, 5th
li;itt:ilinn Gordon Highlanders ; son of
James Collie, wood-
turner; born Kincard-
ine O'Xeil, 20 March
1893 ; he was educated
at Gordon's Coll.
came up to the Univer-
sity in 1 9 i $ and gradu-
ated .M.A. in MI i 6.
Collie enlisted in the
i ;th Gordon High-
landers 15 A]>ril i 910,
and was attached later
to the sth Battalion.
After training at Ripon,
and Rugeley (where he qualified as a Scout)
he crossed to France early in November, and
had served for only a few weeks when he was
killed by an enemy shell at Courcelles, 16
I )ecember 1916.
TAYLOR, ANDREW JAMES BAXTER:
Private, 4th Battalion Gordon Highland-
ers ; born Ayr, 14
September 1895 ; edu-
cated Robert Gordon's
College ; student in
Arts 1913-15 ; M.A.,
-March 1917 (post-
humous award).
He enlisted in the
4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders, 21 Janu-
ary 1916 ; after six
months' training at
Ripon he crossed to
France, and five
months later he died, on 28 December 1916,
of wounds received in action at Courcellette.
Taylor's brief military career cut short a life
of great promise ; he possessed a disciplined
mind, a virile intellect, a forceful personality
and great enthusiasm for the matter in hand
whatever it might be. His special bent was
towards English literature and language. He
had intended to take Honours in Art>, and
as he had fulfilled all the requirements for the
ordinary degree of M.A. this was conferred
upon him by the Senatus after his death.
Taylor was only 21, he will be remeii'i
as one of those who gave "their lives, ihuir
youth, their golden dreams ".
REID, WILLIAM MITCHELL: Private,
2nd Battalion South African Scottish ;
son of James Reid :
born New York, 4
October 1888 : edu-
cated Keam School,
Duffus, and Gordon's
College, Aberdeen.
He entered the . Uni-
versity in 1 906, gradu-
ated M. A., 1909.
After having taught
at Tomintoul Public-
School and the Higher
Grade School, Rothe-
say, he received in
1912 an appointment to the Boys' College,
Dundee, South Africa.
Reid volunteered for Imperial Service and
joined the South African Infantry in August
1914, serving through the West African Cam-
paign under General Botha. He volunh
for further service in France and came to
England with his regiment in April 1916. He-
served with the Expeditionary Force in France
and Flanders from December 1916 onwards,
and died at Krcvent, 3 January 1917, from
wounds received in action. " Scrupulous fidel-
ity " had characterized him as a lad and as
the years went on that same fidelity to his
ideals made him give up his profession and
cross the seas to fight for King and Country.
BISSET, EDGAR GEORGE WILLIAM :
2nd Lieutenant, Royal Flying Corps ; son of
James D. Bisset, bank agent ; born Inverurie,
30 July 1896; educated Peterhead Academy;
matriculated Aberdeen University 1914, student
in Medicine, 1914-15.
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IN MEM OKI AM.
He joined the Boy Scouts in 1909, and in
the first months of the war he did good service
-^___^______ in charge of a troop
assisting the Coast-
guard at Cruden Bay.
At the University he
joined the Officers
Training Corps, and
when it was decided
that all first and second
year medical students
should join up he ob-
tained a commission
in the 5th Gordon
Highlanders, Decem-
ber 1915. After train-
ing at various camps in England he was sent
to France on i July 1916, and went through
the first Battle of the Somme. In October
of that year he joined the Royal Flying Corps
as an observer, and was just up for his last
flight to obtain his " wings " when a bullet
from an enemy aeroplane rendered him un-
conscious, and he died in hospital soon after,
7 January 1917. A fellow-officer writes: "a
life like his was so transparently beautiful and
sincere that it needs no eulogies ... he died as
he lived — a British gentleman ".
BURGESS, DUNCAN : Lieutenant-Col-
onel, R.A.M.C. ; son of Gregor Burgess,
Achnacoille ; born
Cromdale, 21 August
1850 ; educated P'or-
d y c e Academy and
Aberdeen Grammar
School ; graduated
M.A. with First Class
Honours in Mathe-
matics at Aberdeen in
1868; M.B. (Camb.);
F.R.C.P. (Lond.);
elected Perpetual Fel-
low, Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge ;
studied at various continental Universities, in-
cluding Prague, Wiirzburg and Vienna.
Professor Burgess then settled in Sheffield,
and was for many years on the staff of Sheffield
General (afterwards Royal) Hospital where he
became Senior Physician, holding also the post
of Lecturer in Medicine in Sheffield University
College, and, on the foundation of Sheffield
University, he became Professor of Medicine.
He was one of the members of the Sheffield
Medico-Chirurgical Society chosen in 1890 to
visit Berlin and report on Professor Koch's
treatment of tubercular disease.
At the outbreak of war Professor Burgess
was appointed Officer in Charge of the Medical
Section, Third Northern General Hospital,
with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. The
strain of the work proved at length too much
for his strength, and he died in Sheffield on
17 January 1917.
GALLOWAY, JOHN : Corporal, 40th Bat-
talion Australians (Tasmanian Conting-
ent, B.E.F.); son of
John Galloway,
H.M.I.S. ; born Dum-
fries, ii November
1881 ; educated at
G o r d o n 's College ;
studied Arts and Sci-
ence at Aberdeen Uni-
versity, 1904-06. For
a short time he was on
the staff of the " Aber-
deen Free Press" and
then went to London.
Some years ago he
emigrated to Tasmania, where he became a suc-
cessful fruit farmer.
In May 1916 Galloway enlisted in the 4oth
Battalion Australians (Tasmanian Contingent)
and landed at Plymouth, December 1916, but
on the voyage he contracted a bad cold which
had fatal results. He died in hospital at Salis-
bury, 17 January 1917, his comrades testifying
to their respect for his personal character and
his work.
COWIE, JOHN WINCHESTER : Sea-
man, Hawke Battalion, R.N.D. ; son of
George Cowie, fisherman ; born Buckie, 5 July
1891; Arts student, 1911-13, thereafter clerk
with Messrs. Murray & Cowie, fish salesmen,
Buckie. Cowie was in doubt as to his future
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IN MEMORIAM.
career, tlic call for service came, In- rccogni/.ed
tluU Iliis was his work, and volunteered at once.
K n 1 i s t i n g in the
Hawke Battalion
Royal Xaval Division,
8 October 1914, he
served at Gallipoli un-
til our forces were
withdrawn, then pro-
ceeded with his Bat-
talion to France, took
part in the threat ch.
at Beaueourt in No-
vember 1916, when he
was slightly wounded,
and was killed in action
at Beaumont llamel, 22 January 1917. One
who knew him well writes : " He volunteered at
once and in that and in his service acted with
cheerful alacrity and unselfish courage ".
HORNK, ALEXANDER ROBERTSON:
I.anee-Corporal, 4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders ; son
of A 1 e \ a nd e r B .
Home, druggist ; born
lune
Ash-
Aberdeen, 22
1887 ; educated
ley Road Public School
and Robert Gordon's
College, Aberdeen ;
Bronze Medallist,
G o r d o n 's College,
1901 ; graduated M. A.,
1909. For five and a
half years he taught as
an assistant master in
Pcterhead Academy, then at the Middle School,
Aberdeen, and later at Bishopbriggs and Chry-
ston Schools, Glasgow.
During his University days Home was an en-
thusiastic member of the Gordons. In July 1916
he rejoined his old regiment, and in October of
that year went to France. Towards the end of
December he was wounded and sent to Eng-
land, where he died in Duston Military Hospital
on 22 January 1917.
There are few men whose place in their pro-
fession would be more difficult to fill. To
Home teaching was something more than a
profession, education was a high ideal and the
study of child nature a worthy life's work.
From his schooldays onwards he was thorough,
painstaking and methodical to a most unusual
degree, whilst his cheery wit and his unfailing
good nature and kindliness endeared him to a
large circle.
MILNE, JOSEPH ELLIS: Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; D.S.O. ; son of James Milne;
born Fraserburgh, 30
September 1868 ; edu-
cated at Aberdeen
Grammar School ;
graduated M.A., 1888;
M.B. (Hon. Dist.),
1891 ; M.I). (Com.),
i 894.
When war broke out
Ellis Milne was in a
large practice in Aber-
deen. Commissioned
Lieutenant, 25 April
1915, he left next day
for France with the Highland Casualty Clear-
ing Station. On i November 1915 he became
Medical Officer to the i/8th Battalion (Irish) of
the King's Liverpool Regiment. In Octo-
ber 1916 he was awarded the Distinguished
Service Order for his work in the Battle of the
Somme — "For conspicuous gallantry and de-
votion to duty during operations. He has
repeatedly tended the wounded under heavy
shell fire, and has shown himself utterly regard-
less of personal safety." In Sir Douglas Haig's
New Year's Dispatch 1917 he was mentioned
for work done after receiving the D.S.O. He
was killed in action near Ypres on 22 February
1917.
Joseph Ellis Milne had a dynamic personality.
An iron will endowed him with great powers of
physical and mental endurance. A high con-
ception of duty was united to a complete in-
difference to personal danger, a heart in
sympathy with each Irish lad brought him the
love of all in the Battalion. He met his death
by rifle bullet in the trenches. Such a daunt-
less spirit, no matter his tale of years, could
not have worked happily outside the Great
War.
IN MEMORIAL.
MAC DONALD, HECTOR ROBERT:
Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion Seaforth High-
landers (Ross-shire
Buffs, the Duke
of Albany's); son
of Kwen Macdonald ;
horn Aberdeen, 21
July 1894. He was
educated at the Aber-
deen Grammar School,
and passed on to Kind's
College in 1912.
Then.1 he specialized
in History, reading
for Honours, with a
view In studying at
Cambridge later. Among the men of his year
he was known as a keen athlete, excelling es-
pecially in running, boxing and hockey ; while
his wide interests and knowledge of very varied
subjects made him many friends.
Commissioned to the Territorial A.S.C. in
1913, he was mobilized with the Highland
Division, and served from the outbreak of war.
In April 1.915 he entered Sandhurst, and in
August of the same year was gazetted to the
Se.iforth Highlanders. After nine months'
home service he was sent to Mesopotamia,
where he became bombing officer to his Battalion.
He was killed at Sanna-i-yat on 22 Febru-
ary 1917, during a bombing attack organized
and carried out by him. In a letter from his
Colonel the highest testimony is given to his
efficiency, bravery and thoroughness. It was
the success of that attack, to which he had so
greatly contributed, that made possible the tak-
ing of Kut-el-Amara, and the further advance
up the river. In him the Battalion lost a gallant
and skilful officer, and his comrades a charming
companion.
REID, WILLIAM GEORGE: 2nd Lieuten-
ant, 3rd Battalion Scottish Rifles;
son of William Reid, carpenter ; born Aber-
chirder, 27 November 1889; educated Gordon
Schools, Huntly ; entered Aberdeen University
as 4th Bursar, 1907 ; graduated M.A. with First
Class Honours in Classics and Dr. Black Prize
in Latin, 1911 ; third assistant in Latin, 1911-
1 2 ; Classical Exhibitioner of Oriel College, Ox-
ford, 1912-15; Second ( "lass Classical Modera-
tions, Oxford, 1913, and Second Class Litene
Humaniores, Oxford,
1915 (B.A.) ; Bishop
Fraser Post -graduate
Scholar, Oriel College,
Oxford, 1915 - i 6 ;
second assistant in
Greek, Aberdeen Uni-
versity, 1915-16. Reid
excelled in all branches
of study, but his true-
bent was towards Eng-
lish and Classics. His
outstanding ability
showed itself not only
in his record at Aberdeen and at Oxford, but
in his contributions to " Alma Mater " which,
whether in poetry or in prose, were noticeable
for excellence of style and beauty of thought.
And yet he was only at the beginning — what he
had done "was still but earnest of the things
that he would do ".
The war came, turning students into soldiers,
and Reid threw himself with the keenest en-
thusiasm into the activities of the Oxford O.T.C.
Though still handicapped by the effects of an
illness in his student days, he succeeded in 1916
in getting a commission in the 3rd Scottish
Rifles, and towards the end of that year went to
France, where he fell in action on 22 March
1917.
SIM, JOHN MOIR: Lieutenant, Royal
Flying Corps; son of Robert Sim, clothier;
born Cairnie, Aber-
deenshire ; 21 March
1894; educated For-
dyce Academy ; student
in Arts, 1913-14.
Joining " U " Com-
pany of the 4th Gordons
in March 1914, he was
mobilized with them
and trained at Bedford ;
arriving in France with
the Battalion in Febru-
ary 1915 he served as
a sniper till 25 Septem-
ber, when he was wounded at Loos. He was
7.Y .]//•;.]/< V\Y. /.)/.
;nl. j_' November u) i 5, and after further
training at Hawick tie Crossed again to France,
I une 1916, and served there with the 6th Gordons.
He was again wounded and gassed in the Sonmie
isive ot July 1916. Undaunted by all he
had none through Sim joined the R.F.C. in
Octolier MI id, and had qualified as an observer
just six week.- before his death. On 19 March
1917 he was mentioned in dispatches. A few
days later, 25 March 1917, lie was killed in
action at Hcugny along with his pilot, after light-
in:;' their way back through a long part of Ger-
many with important information. Sim was
'i\e with and the man with whom to
share a billet, his cheerfulness never failed him
and was proof against all the untoward incidents
of his military career.
SIMPSON. ROBERT .MACKIE: Private,
lith Battalion Black Watch ; son of Robert
S i in pson, merchant ;
born Keig, Aberdcen-
shire, 17 April 1896;
educated at the local
Public School and Gor-
don's College, Aber-
deen ; student in Arts,
I9M-I5-.
He joined the 3/2nd
Scottish Horse in No-
vember 1915, and was
in training at Dunkeld
until January1 1917,
when lie was sent to
France, and drafted into the i/6th Black Watch.
After only three months abroad he met his
death on i April 1917, being killed by the
bursting of a shell which struck the house in
which he was billeted at Maroeuil, near Arras.
To all who knew him he was " Bobbie," the
familiar name proving his popularity as school
boy, student and soldier.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM BRICK: 2nd
Lieutenant, 5th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; M.C. ; son of William N. Anderson,
mason ; born Aberdeen, 17 June 1888; edu-
cated at Robert Gordon's College ; student in
Arts and Agricultural Science ; graduated M.A.,
1911. Before finishing his B.Sc. (Agr.) he went
to Canada with his family. He was engaged
in teaching and was studying Science at Toronto
up till 1914 when he
returned to Aberdeen
t'niversity and com-
pleted a winter session
in Honours Classics
course, as he found
Classics would lead to
a better future for him
in Canada.
Anderson enlisted in
the 4th Gordons, 16
April 1915, and was
commissioned 2nd
Lieutenant, 5th Gor-
don Highlanders, n September 1915, with
which Battalion he saw much service and dis-
tinguished himself. He received the Military
Cross, 13 November 1916, for great bravery in
leading his men after all the other officers were
either killed or wounded, and in capturing 1 70
Germans. He was killed in action at Arras, 7
April 1917. His loss was a very severe one to
his Battalion, for he had the soldiering instincts
in a marked degree and was certain of promo-
tion.
HALL, HERBERT JOHN: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 5th Battalion Gordon Highland-
ers ; son of J a m e s
Hall ; born St. Fergus,
25 October 1886;
educated St. Fergus
Public School and
Peterhead Academy.
After leaving school
he spent five years
in the Pi t f ou r Es-
tates Office. He en-
tered the Agricultural
Department in 1 907, but
after one session at Col-
lege returned to help
his widowed mother with the farm, which he
continued to manage till the outbreak of war.
Before the war Hall had served for several
years in the 5th Gordons, and re-enlisted after
the outbreak of hostilities serving for two years
at home as a Quartermaster-Sergeant. He
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obtained a commission in September 1916, and
proceeded to France in January 1917. He was
killed at Arras on 7 April 1917.
(.KANT, REV. JOHN SPENCK : Captain,
<>th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; M.C. ;
son of George (Irani,
farmer, Leslie, Aber-
deenshire; born at
Cairn ie, 28 March
1890; educaled at
Gordon's Coll.-ge and
Aberdeen University ;
M.A., 1911; B.D.,
1915. He took a very
distinguished place in
the University Divinity
Hall, being Prizeman
in every Department,
and gaining First Prize
in three classes. He was deservedly popular in
and beyond College, and notably exhibited the
qualities of leadership among his fellow-students.
After licence in May 1914 he became Assistant
Minister at Brought)' Ferry where his work was
much appreciated.
In 1915 he received a commission as Lieu-
tenant in the 6th Gordon Highlanders. He
went through the entire Somme offensive, was
promoted to a Captaincy and received the
Military Cross in recognition of his conspicuous
service on 22 September 1916, the official
record staling: "He showed great courage
and skill in reconnaissance work. Later he
carried out a daring raid on an enemy trench,
with great courage and determination until re-
lieved, and rendered great assistance in getting
back the wounded men." " He was a trusted
and beloved leader," so a fellow-officer testifies,
: showing a fearless example to his men."
He was killed in action at Arras on 9 April 1917.
HAY, ALFRED CHALMERS: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 3rd Battalion Gordon Highland-
ers ; son of James Hay, farmer ; born Little
Ythsie, Tarves, 2 October 1882; educated at
Aberdeen Grammar School ; student in Arts,
1901-02 ; passed into the Indian Military Police
and went out to India in 1902, where he served
in the Assam district and rose to the rank of
Superintendent of Police.
In 1915 he came
home on leave and,
when at home, ob-
tained permission from
the India Office to join
the Army for the period
of the war. He at-
tended a Cadet Course
for three months at
Gailes in Ayrshire, and
was gazetted in sum-
mer of 1916 to the 3rd
Gordon Highlanders.
In December of that
year he went to France, being posted to the
8/ioth Battalion of his regiment. He was killed
in action on 9 April 1917.
INKSTER, WILLIAM JAMES : Private,
South African Infantry; son of lames
Inkster, merchant;
born Rathven, Banff-
shire 27 August 1888;
student in Medicine,
1909-11; after which
he spent some years in
South Africa.
On the outbreak of
war Inkster enlisted in
"C' Company, 4th
Battalion South
African Infantry. He
served first in German
West Africa and later
in France, and died of wounds received in action
in the Arras Battle, 9 April 1917.
McCULLOCH, JOHN: Captain, 5th Bat-
talion Gordon Highlanders ; son of John
McCulloch, draper, Portsoy ; born Huntly, 21
June 1886 ; educated Fordyce Academy. He
entered Aberdeen University in 1905 as I4th
Bursar, and, in the course of a distinguished
career, he gained the Dr. Black Latin Prize, the
Town Council Gold Medal, and the Kay Prize
in Education. He graduated in 1909 with First
Class Honours in Classics, being looked upon
by his Professor as " an admirable student, who
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IN MEMORIAL.
would have risen high in the teaching profession ".
He held teaching appointments at Dunfermline,
I ordyce, Ayr and
Dollar.
McCullodi enlisted
at Aberdeen in the
i /5th Gordon High-
landers, receiving a
commission as 2nd
Lieutenant on 6
August 1914. After
six months at Bed-
ford, he was sent out
to France where he
was promoted to the
rank of Captain. He
fell in action while leading his men at Roclin-
court, on 9 April 1917.
XICOL, HENRY DURWARD: Private,
10th Battalion Gordon Highlanders; son
of James N i c o 1,
gardener ; born Logie-
Coldstone, Aberdeen-
shire, 22 September
1896; educated Kern -
nay H.G. School;
having gained a Bur-
sary- he came up to the
University ; student in
Arts, 1915-16.
At the close of the
w i nter session, he
joined the Army, en-
listing, as was natural,
in the 4th Gordon Highlanders. After training
he crossed to France where he served with the
4th and later the 8/ioth Battalion ; he had only-
been on active service for a year when he fell in
the Battle of Arras, 9 April 1917. Nicol took
keen delight in games and sport, and had already-
shown himself endowed with intellectual gifts.
REID, GEORGE: 2nd Lieutenant, 6th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders; son of
George Reid, timber merchant ; born Banff, 3
June 1891; educated Banff and Fordyce Aca-
demies ; entered the University 1910; student
in Arts, 1910-12, student in Medicine, 1912-14.
He joined " U " Company, 4th Gordon High-
landers in 1910, and was mobili/.ed on the out-
break of war, serving at home from 4 August
1914 to 19 February
1915. and in France
and Flanders in those
grim days of 1915 and
1916. He was twice
wounded, first in April
1915 at Hill 60 whilst
bringing in a wounded
comrade after another
man had been killed
in the attempt, and
again at Loos, 25 Sep-
tember 1915. On his
return to the Battalion
he acted as Medical Orderly until he was gazetted
to the 6th Gordon Highlanders, 22 February
1917. His career as an officer was very brief,
for he was killed in action at Arras, 9 April 1917.
"Joe " Reid, as we always called him, was an
exceptionally fine soldier and a very brave man,
endowed with the quiet courage and determina-
tion that invariably accompany the finer spirit,
whilst only those who called him friend could
rightl}- appraise that friendship.
RAE, JAMES : Lieutenant, R.A.M.C. ;
son of William Rae, advocate ; born Aberdeen,
13 December 1884;
educated Aberdeen
Grammar School, Uni-
versity College, Lon-
don; graduated M.A.
(Aberd.), 1904 ; M.B.,
1909, and M.D. (Com-
mend.), 1911. When
a student he became
Editor of "Alma
Mater". He was a
great reader, had a
most retentive memory,
and developed literary '
talent of no mean order. His thesis for M.D.
degree was a somewhat unusual one— "An In-
vestigation into the Causes of Death of the Kings
of England from William I to William IV," and
was the result of his researches in the by-paths
of literature. He also contributed many articles
to the "Lancet," the "British Medical Journal,"
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and other medical publications. He held various
posts as Medical Officer in London, Cheltenham
and Birmingham. » • •••*t — -1 — ••
In 1915 Rae took a temporary commission
as Lieutenant in the R.A.M.C., and he was
appointed Registrar to the Connaught Hospital,
Aldershot. Later lie was ordered to Egypt on
military service, and it was while he was on the
voyage thither that his career was brought to a
premature close by the torpedoing of the troop-
ship " Arcadian " in the Eastern Mediterranean
on 15 April 1917.
RIDDEL, JOHN DEAN : 2nd Lieutenant,
5th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son
of G e o r g e Riddel,
farmer, Kininmonth,
Longside ; born New
Deer, 8 September
1893 ; educated Kinin-
month Public School
and Peterhead Aca-
demy, g a i n i n g the
Medal for Classics. He
entered the University
in 1914, with a view to
qualifying for work as
a Medical Missionary
in China.
As a student Riddel was in the O.T.C. He
enlisted in the 5th Gordons in 1915 ; after a
year's service first as Private and then as Corporal
and Musketry Instructor, he was gazetted to the
4th Reserve Battalion and posted to the 5th Bat-
talion Ciordon Highlanders. In January 1917 he
left for France, where he served till his death on
17 April 1917 from wounds received in action
near Arras ten days previously. Of a quiet,
kindly disposition, he endeared himself to his
friends, who hold his memory in affectionate
regard. Young as he was, he had already
mapped out for himself a definite career of self-
sacrifice and Christian endeavour, but he willingly
gave up all, to follow what he so clearly saw to
be the path of duty.
PIRIE, WILLIAM SHEWAN : Captain,
5th Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers;
D.C.M. ; son of James S. Pirie ; born Uuffus,
Morayshire, 16 September 1887; student in
Arts, Aberdeen, 1905-07 ; U.F.C. Training Col-
lege ; taught at Muirkirk, Ayrshire.
Pirie joined the
Gordon Highlanders
about ten years before
the war and was later
transferred to the
Royal Scots Fusiliers.
In his Territorial days
he was a keen shot and
competed at B i s 1 e y
and D a r n 1 e y on
several occasions. He
was mobilized as
Colour-Sergeant at the
outbreak of war and
was stationed at Stirling until May 1915, when
the Battalion was sent to Gallipoli. For his dis-
tinguished services he was awarded the D.C.M.
in July 1915, and promoted Lieutenant in the
Field. He was also mentioned in Sir Ian Hamil-
ton's Gallipoli dispatch. After the evacuation
of Gallipoli, Pirie went to Egypt and Pales-
tine where again his valuable services were re-
cognized by two mentions in dispatches. He
rose to the rank of Captain and was killed in
action at the Battle of Gaza on 19 April
1917.
RUSSELL, ROBERT FERGUSSON :
Captain, R.A.M.C. ; son of Rev. James
Alexander Russell,
minister, U.F'. Church,
Durris ; born Newhills,
Aberdeenshire, 5 Janu-
ary 1884 ; educated
Gordon's College ;
graduated M.B., 1905,
having passed his Pro-
fessional Examination
in Anatomy with
Distinction. He
was in practice for
some time in Shetland,
later Methlick, then
went to Jamaica where he held a Government
appointment.
On the outbreak of war Russell returned to
this country, was commissioned in the R.A.M.C.,
and for some months served as Medical Officer
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to the ( 'onn.mght Hospital, Aldcrshot. As
Regimental Doctor, iitli Service Battalion
Ko\al Warwickshire Regiment, IK- went through
the heavy lighting at Contalmaison and Thicpval
and latterly served in No. 10 General Hospital,
Rouen. He died while on service, 22 April
1917.
BRICE. ANDREW MITCHELL: Private.
Mli Huttal ion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of Alexander II nice,
Mill of Allathan, Mon-
quhitter ; bom New
Deer, 30 March 1877 ;
educated New i
Central School. He
entered on his profes-
sional career as a pupil
teacher at Knaven
Public School early in
1 893, and two years later
was transferred to New
1 leer Public School.
At the end of his train-
ins,' as a pupil teacher he entered the Church of
Scotland Training College with a Bursary and
continued his studies until he graduated M.A.
in 1908. He was first appointed to the Inver-
ness Academy and later to the Central School,
Inverness.
Although Bruce was almost beyond military
age and suffered always from the effects of an
illness which had delayed his studies, he en-
listed under the Derby Scheme and went into
training at Ripon with the 3/51(1 Gordons in
April 1916. He was transferred to the Signal
Section, proceeded to France in March 1917,
and was reported "missing" on 23 April 1917.
A comrade reported that he had fallen in action
at Roeux on that date and this was confirmed
later.
Both as teacher and as friend Bruce was
valued by all who came in contact with him.
His keen interest in educational matters, his
sincerity and conscientious thoroughness had
much influence on his pupils. A brass tablet
in the Hall of the School, and the " Bruce
Medal " founded in his memory, testify to the
in in which he was held.
.MACBETH, WILLIAM DAVID: 2nd
Lieutenant. (>th Battalion Black Watcli ;
son of Sergeant John
Maclieth, late Bombay
I .ight Infantry ; born
1 lornoch, 9 October
I 884 ; educated Dor-
noch Academy ; grad-
uated M.A., 1909 ;
taught in Blackness
Public School, had
travelled in France,
Belgium, Holland,
( JiTmany and Switzer-
land, in itself a liberal
education readily as-
similated by his Celtic nature ; when war broke
out he was English Master at the High School,
Dundee.
Soldiering instincts were strong in him, and as
a lad MacBeth had joined the ist S.H.R.V.,
now 5th Seaforth Highlanders (T.F.), but resigned
some years before the war. He was com-
missioned 3 March 1915, being posted to the
Royal Highlanders (The Black Watch), and had
served for some time on the Western Front when
he fell in action during the Battle of Arras, 23
April 1917. He was described as a " resource-
ful and capable officer," of whom his Colonel
wrote : " He was killed when gallantly leading
his men in the advance upon the Gavarelle Road,
just north of the chemical works, on 23 April;
he fell bravely leading his men after the capture
of the German first line during the advance to
the second line. He was a splendid and most
valuable officer, and one the army can ill
afford to lose."
ROSS, REV. SIMON ERASER : Lieu-
tenant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Simon Ross, farmer, Alves ;
born Alves, 24 September 1887 ; graduated M.A.
with Honours in Classics, 1911; studied at
Aberdeen U.F. College, 1911-14; at the out-
break ot war was in charge of a mission in
Canada. He was licensed as a probationer by
the U.F. Presbytery of Elgin in 1915, and had
already given promise that he would prove a
preacher of no mean order.
Ross enlisted in November 1914, retaining
AV MEMORIAM.
the rank of Sergeant which he had held in the
Territorial Force. In April 1915 he was com-
missioned as 2nd Lieu-
tenant, and was made
full Lieutenant on the
field on 2T, July 1916,
when he had specially
distinguished himself in
one of the So m m e
battles and been se-
verely wounded. He
was killed in action
near Arras on 23 April
191 7. Before going to
the Front and also dur-
ing his period of con-
valescence Ross rendered valuable service in
training recruits. Alike as a soldier and a
student he was energetic and enthusiastic, and
was held in the highest esteem by all who knew
him.
SUTHERLAND, ALEXANDER GEORGE :
Private, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of
(ieorge Sutherland,
boot merchant ; born
Buckie, 9 January
1 886 ; educated Buckie
Public School ; passed
to Aberdeen Univer-
sity in 190338 loth Bur-
sar; graduated M.A.
(l-'irst Class Highest
Distinction, Greek
History), 1907 ; Simp-
son Greek Prize, Sea-
field Latin Prize,
Liddel Prize, Ferguson and Fullerton Scholar-
ships ; entered Trinity College, Cambridge, as
Classical Sizar — becoming later ( ,'lassiral Scholar ;
First Class, Part I, Classical Tripos ; Distinction
in Ancient History, Part II. " Few men so
able," wrote the Professor of Greek in Aberdeen,
"have ever attended the University." He
accepted the post of Examiner in the Ex-
chequer Audit at Warri, East Africa, a post
ludicrously disproportionate to his abilities.
Although in bad health when war broke out,
Sutherland enlisted at the earliest possible
moment and sailed for home in February 1915.
After training he went to the F'ront with the
2/4th Gordon Highlanders. When ordered home
on sick leave for the second time in 1917, he
begged permission to *tay for the big push. It
was in it that he met his death, being reported
missing after the attack on 23 April 1917.
An utter absence of self-seeking characterized
Sutherland — a modesty and humility which made
him amazingly blind to his own brilliant powers.
Of a fine and subtle intellect, with literary
taste and knowledge far beyond the common, he
could never see himself in the light by which
others saw him ; and gave his life to his country
with the same willingness of sacrifice that had
marked all his actions.
URQUHART. JOHN S,: Captain, 14th Bat-
talion Argyll and Sutherland Highland-
ers ; son of Duncan
Urquhart, farmer ; born
Drumnadrochit, Inver-
ness-shire, 23 January
1885 ; educated at the
local school ; matricu-
lated at Aberdeen Uni-
versity 1903 ; graduated
M.A., 1906. He also
attended the United
Free Church Training
College concurrently
with the University, and
acted for one year as
Editor of the College magazine. After graduat-
ing he taught in Edinburgh for a short time ; he
then received a post in Wick Academy where he
remained for three years, and thereafter spent
five very useful years as English Master in
Gordon Schools, Huntly. In August 1914 he
was appointed to a similar post in Ardrossan
Academy.
Urquhart joined up before the end of
1914, receiving a commission in the Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders. He proceeded to
France in June 1916 and was soon recognized
as an efficient officer. Coming successfully
through the great attack at Bapaume he was
killed by a stray bullet the following morning,
24 April 1917, while talking to a brother officer.
He was an inspiring teacher and a great favourite
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with his pupils. ' ty, kindliness and
fidelity were the outstanding characteristics t>(
this very fine Highlander.
PROFEIT, LEOPOLD: Captain. 8th Bat-
talion Shropshire Light Infantry ; ion of
Dr. Alexander Profeit,
C o m ni i s s i o n e r to
Huecn Victoria at Hal-
moral ; born Crathie,
7 April 1877 ; edu-
• i privately ; grad-
uated M. A., 1896.
After graduation he
went on the stage,
playing with Sir John-
ston Forbes-Robertson
and the late James
Welch.
At the outbreak of
war I'rofeit was home on holiday from America,
where he had been for some years, and he at
onc-e joined the University and Public Schools
Corps. In December 1914 he was commissioned
in the Shropshire Light Infantry and about a
year Liter was sent to France. Afterwards he
was transferred to the Salonika Front, where In-
full near Lake Doiran on 25 April 1917. The
attack in which he met his death had been
planned by himself and, though fatal to its
leader, was successful in attaining its objective.
EWEN, EDGAR HUNTER: Lieutenant
(Acting Captain), 5th Battalion Royal
Scots Fusiliers; son
of George Ewen, Tang-
Ian; born Methlick, 27
December 1880 ; edu-
cated at Methlick Pub-
lic School, Gordon's
College and Aberdeen
University ; graduated
M.A. in 1904 ; taught
in Invergordon Aca-
demy and was Science
Master in T r o o n
Academy when war
broke out.
He was a member of the University Company
as an undergraduate and re-enlisted in the
Gordons in 1915. Ewen, like the rest of his
family, was an expert shot and was sent to a
musketry school to qualify as an instructor.
After gaining hk certificate he was transferred to
the 5th (Res.) Royal Scots Fusiliers with coin-
missioned rank and was appointed Battalion
Instructor of Musketry. After the 5th Reserve
was amalgamated with the 4th Reserve R.S.I''.,
Ewen assumed command of one of the train-
ing companies. He was accidentally killed in
Catterick Camp on i May 1917.
How highly Lieutenant E wen's services were
esteemed may be gathered from the following
letter from his Commanding Officer: "I well
remember when he came to me at Ayr Race
Course. He had been highly spoken of by his
former Commanding Officer and I was much in
need of effective help. I at once saw that I had
got it, and during the all too short time we were
together my regard for him steadily increased.
I could not have had a more faithful officer, or
one who was more concerned to do his very
best for the regiment."
ME R SON, REV. MARSHALL: Lieu-
tenant, 5th Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers ;
son of George Merson,
fishcurer; bornEuckie,
3 August 1889 ; edu-
cated there and at
Aberdeen University,
where he graduated
M.A. in 1912. There-
after he took a highly
creditable place in the
classes of the Divinity
Hall of the University.
During his Divinity
course he gave much
valued assistance to the
ministers of Buckie and of Holburn Church,
Aberdeen ; and his summer vacations were
occupied with work as student missionary in the
island of Swona.
At the close of his last session of Divinity in
the spring of 1915, he enlisted promptly as a
Private in the 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders,
and in the following August received a com-
mission as Lieutenant in the Royal Scots. Alike
IN MEMO Rl AM.
on garrison duty at home and on active service-
in France, Merson showed much ability and de-
votion and received from his C.O. the testimony
that he had "proved himself to be an extra-
ordinarily good officer ". He was killed in
action in France, 3 May 1917.
TAYLOR, JOHN OGILVIE : Captain,
4th Battalion East Kent Regiment (The
Buffs) ; son of John
O. Taylor, shipmaster;
born Aberdeen, 29
November 1884.
Educated at the Aber-
deen Grammar School
and Aberdeen Uni-
versity. He graduated
M.A. in 1910, and
became English Master
in Basingstoke Gram-
mar School.
IQI In April 1915 he
joined the Inns of
Court O.T.C., from which he received a com-
missior in The Buffs. In October 1916 he
went to the Front with his Battalion, and was
attached to the Middlesex Regiment. He was
killed in action at Monchy-le-Preux, on 3 May
1917. Popular with his fellow-officers and
beloved by his men, his death was felt as an
irreparable loss. He was a man of fine literary
taste, and in his College days a great supporter
of a dramatic club for the study of Shakespeare.
The breadth of his interests and sympathies, the
wider outlook which much travel in France and
Germany had given him, made his friendship a
privilege and a delight.
THOMSON, HENRY WILKIESON :
Lance-Corporal, 46th Saskatchewan
(Canadian) Regiment; son of John W.
Thomson, schoolmaster; born Turriff, 13 June
1885. Educated at Turriff; graduated M.A.
with Classical Honours in 1907. He was a
schoolmaster at Dufftown and Huntly ; but be-
fore long left this country for Canada.
In October 1915 he crossed to England with
the Canadian contingent, and soon after went
to France. He was wounded the following
year, and killed in action, 5 May 1917. Some-
one has written of Thomson as " the Scholar
Gipsy of our Northern University ". He loved
life more than books,
and books as they
illustrated life. A
good companion and
a good friend, full of
gay high spirits and
quaint humour, a con-
stitutional heretic and
lover of freedom, he
could not cramp his
mind in the fetters of
conventional school
teaching. His passion
for the open country of
adventure drove him out to look for life in the
woods and along the great river-ways of Canada.
There he mixed with men of all sorts and still
found life "a changeful and a cheerful page " ; until
at the outbreak of war he heard the summons of
the greatest adventure of all — an adventure which
was duty and discipline as well ; and to which he
gave his life with that gaiety of courage which
had been his always.
MASSON, JAMES ALEXANDER : 2nd
Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery ;
son of James Masson,
fisherman; born ' •
Fraserburgh, 20 Octo-
ber 1891 ; educated
Fraserburgh Academy.
He came to Aberdeen
with a splendid record
in 1909, and graduated
M.A. with First Class
Honours in Classics,
1913. Shortly after-
wards he was appointed
Classical Master at
Thurso Academy.
Enlisting in April 1916 he joined the R.G.A.,
serving at Edinburgh, London, Winchester.
Before going to France he received his com-
mission. He was only a short time in France
when he was fatally wounded near Arras, 8-
May 1917.
Some men at the very outset of their career
leap into prominence and live in the limelight
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IN MI-MORI AM.
Constantly during the years at tin- 'Varsity.
But Masson was not of that type. There was
a shy reserve about him which pa-vented him
from .netting widely known, but those who
were favoured with his friendship were im-
pressed by his quiet strength which gave a
stion of unreali/ed capabilities. No one
d say that he was a "minus" man, but
he never obtruded himself and his conscienti-
ousness was never paraded. On looking back
to those years that were so rich in companion-
ship, one sees how much of Masson's character
was due to his simple piety ami to a deep
foundation of nobility.
WEBSTER. GI-OKCiK PARK: Private,
1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son of William Web-
ster, engineer ; born
Aberdeen, 22 January
1898 ; educated Gor-
don's College, which
he left in June 1915,
h a v i n g gained the
IDwn Council Gold
Medal as Dux on the
( 'lassical side ; took
5th place in the Bur-
sary Competition, win-
ning a Dingwall Bur-
sary ; matriculated,
October 1915, and spent one year as a student
in Arts.
Webster enlisted in the 3rd Battalion Gordon
Highlanders, n July 1916, and after under-
going a period of training in Aberdeen was
sent to I1' ranee in March 1917, attached to the
ist Battalion. He was reported missing on
1 1 May and was later officially stated to have
been killed on that date, 11 May 1917. A
young lad of sterling character and undoubted
ability he gave every indication of a future of
much distinction.
GILMOUR, WILLIEJOHN OBERLIN :
•2nd Lieutenant, Scottish Horse;
son of William Gilmour, B.A., headmaster of
Cockney School ; born at Armadale, Sutherland,
.50 May 1884 ; received his earlier education at
various schools under his father. Eventually as
a First Bursar for the County of Aberdeen, he
proceeded to Gordon's College and then to
Aberdeen University
where he graduated
M.A. in 1911. He
was Assistant Master
in Paisley Grammar
School for a time, and
then obtained an ap-
pointment in Leith
Academy where he was
employed on the out-
break of war.
He enlisted as a
trooper in the Scottish
Horse on 7 August
1914, though offered
Gordon Highlanders.
a commission in the
His old connection with
the Scottish Horse, as a member of the Uni-
versity troop in his student days, was the de-
ciding factor in this choice. He served with
the Scottish Horse at home, was sent to Galli-
poli as Quartermaster-Sergeant with the ist
Brigade, and rendered such valuable service
that he was recommended for a commission.
On the evacuation of Gallipoli he proceeded
with his regiment to Egypt, where as 2nd
Lieutenant he was for some time attached to
the Lanarkshire Yeomanry. Rejoining his
regiment, he went to Salonika in October
1916, acting as Adjutant on one of the trans-
ports. Later he was attached to the South
Notts Hussars for cavalry work, and served
with this regiment until he was killed on patrol
duty, near Kakaraska, on the Struma Front, 15
May 1917. Lieutenant Gilmour's death was
a great blow to his numerous friends and
comrades-in-arms, as his cheerful and obliging
disposition had made him a general favourite
both in school and on service.
KENNEDY, EDWIN ALFRED: Lieu-
tenant, 6th Battalion Seaforth Highland-
ers ; son of Robert Kennedy, river superinten-
dent; born at Banff, 20 November 1895 I he
was educated at Banff Academy where he made
an excellent record, being Dux of the school in
his final year ; matriculated in Arts at Aberdeen
University in October 1914.
He enlisted in the 4th Gordon Highlanders
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in March 1915, and received a commission
in the 6th Seaforth Highlanders in July of
the same year. After
^555S^b1 tr;lin'n,U at Aberdeen,
Elgin and Ripon,
Kennedy proceeded to
France in January
191 6, and went through
some of the hardest
lighting of the war.
Except for a short in-
terval when he was
invalided home, he re-
mained on active ser-
vice until he was killed
in action near Arras on
15 May 1917. Both he and his brother, Captain
John Kennedy, proved themselves gallant sol-
diers, fulfilling the promise of their school and
College life.
SMITH, FRANCIS JOHNSTON : 2nd
Lieutenant, 7th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; M.C. ; son
"f Charles C. Smith,
compositor; born
Aberdeen, 25 Novem-
ber 1883 ; educated
Robert Gordon's Col-
lege ; student in Law,
1906-08 ; served -with
the firm of Messrs.
J,. Mackinnon & Son,
Advocates, Aberdeen.
On 25 January 1915
he enlisted in the 4th
Gordons, was later
attached to the 6th Battalion, and received
his training at Aberdeen and Ripon. He at-
tained commissioned rank on 5 August 1916,
and was posted to the 7th Gordons, but served
in France with the 6th Battalion. Smith was
awarded the Military Cross in March 1917.
On 1 6 May 1917 he fell in action near Arras,
leading his men in a counter attack which
succeeded in re-establishing the position of the
Battalion. As a student of Law, Smith gave
promise of a brilliant future, his shrewdness,
tenacity and keenness in debate marked him
as one who would go far in his profession ; and
the determination which In- displayed in his en-
deavour to join the Army after a serious illness,
characterized the whole of his civil and military
CRUDEN, ALEXANDER: Private, 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son of
Alexander Cruden,
merchant ; born New
Pitsligo, 1 2 December
1897 ; educated Gor-
don's College ; student
in Arts, 1915-16.
In July 1916 he
enlisted in the 4th
Battalion Gordon
Highlanders, and after
training at Ripon
went to France, Feb-
ruary 1917. He was
killed in action at
Roeux, 23 May 1917.
BURNETT, IAN ALISTAIR KENDALL :
Captain, 3rd Battalion East Lancashire
Regiment ; son of W.
Kendall Burnett, advo-
cate; born Aberdeen,
20 June 1885 ; educated
Aberdeen Grammar
School; graduated
M.A., 1907 ; took First
Class Honours, Modern
Languages, 1908;
appointed Assistant
Librarian, Royal Scot-
tish Museum, 1 909 ;
held a similar post in
the British Museum
from 1910 until the outbreak of war.
Burnett was a member of the Inns of Court
O.T.C. and was mobilized, August 1914. In
December he was gazetted to the 3rd Battalion
East Lancashire Regiment, in April 1915 went
to France, and saw much heavy fighting, being
gassed once and wounded twice. In January
1917 he was promoted Captain, and four months
later was killed while leading a night attack, 31
May 1917.
To think of I. A. K. B. is to recall a hundred
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characteristic t pisndes in which the humours and
contradictn in- of hi-. \\a\ward spirit are en-
shrined. But the central unity from which
these bewildering contradictions radiated baffles
the enquirer, as indeed it seemed to baffle the
possessor himself, lor ever in pursuit of his own
realitv. In that final synthesis strange and alien
elements coalesced, the tender and mocking
irony of the Abbe. Coignard did not disdain
communion with the austerity of Calvin, the
freshness of the child met the experience of the
. and the scoffer embraced the votary.
And, like a radiant vestment to his inward
riches, none could fail to be struck by his
unique courtesy. This quality alone, were but
all its implications apprehended, might be truly
said to symboli/e and epitomi/.e his whole
nature. " O anima cortese I " is epitaph enough.
SMITH. WILLIAM ALEXANDER : Lieu-
tenant. R.A.M.C.; son of William Smith,
miller ; born Cruden,
20 May 1880 ; edu-
cated (Gordon's Col-
lege : graduated M.H.,
1904. After gradua-
tion he held posts in
the North Riding In-
ti r m a r y, Middles-
brough, and at
Q uee n 's Square,
Lancaster. Later he
was in a country prac-
tice at Wesham in
Lancashire where he
was a very popular and successful practitioner.
In January u;iy Smith was commissioned in
the R.A.M.C. and left for France a month later.
Alter serving at the Front for four months he was
killed in action at Farbus near Arras on 3 June
1917.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: 2nd Lieu-
tenant. 1st Battalion Lovat's Scouts;
son of William Anderson, Saphock, Oldmeldrum ;
born Fyvie, 1893.
William Anderson, who matriculated in Agri-
culture in 1910 and gained the University Di-
ploma in Agriculture two years later, was one
of the best known and most popular students of
his day. Coming of a famous family of agri-
culturists and Shorthorn breeders, he had an
intense interest in all
things pertaining to
the farm and, while
studying at the Uni-
versity took a high
place in agricultural
classes, besides gain-
ing medals at stock-
judging competitions.
I le was also a promi-
nent figure in the
social and athletic life
of the University.
Previous to joining
the colours he was farming at East Fingask, Old-
meldrum, a line farm neighbouring his father's
famous farm, Saphock, and here he was success-
fully applying his practical and scientific know-
ledge.
He enlisted in the Scottish Horse in 1915 and
the following year got a commission in Lovat's
Scouts. He went to France in 1916 and was
killed at Arras on 4 June 1917, at the age of 24.
ROSS, FINLAY GEORGE MACLEOD :
Captain, R.A.M.C. ; son of Finlay M. Ross,
commercial traveller ;
born Aberdeen, 31
October 1886 ; edu-
cated Aberdeen
Grammar School;
matriculated 1904;
graduated M.B., 1 909 ;
Assistant, Murray's
Asylum, Perth ; later
went to India as Medi-
cal Officer on S.S.
"City of Paris". Sub-
sequently, in 1911,
following a period of
ill-health, he went out to South Africa, where
in a short space of time he developed an exten-
sive private practice at Wolmaranstadt and filled
many public positions of importance.
Ross joined the R.A.M.C. at the outbreak of
war and served in West Africa throughout the
entire campaign there. Later he took over
control of Klerksdorp Hospital to permit two
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resident medical men to serve in France. His
health, affected by the rigours of campaigning,
was indifferent and his duties as District Sur-
geon, Medical Officer of Health, and Physician
to the staff of six mines overtaxed his strength,
he died of pneumonia on 4 June 1917. His
work on service was commended by those under
whom he directed the medical organization en-
trusted to his particular care, and his personal
popularity while at the University, in the Army
and in private practice was a tribute to his win-
ning personality.
SMITH, XORMAN WILLIAM: Lance-
Corporal, 39th Battalion Australian
Imperial Force;
son of William Smith,
Dul ford, Bridge of
Don ; born 1893 ; edu-
cated at D e n m o r e
Public School and
Robert Gordon's Col-
lege ; matriculated in
Agriculture, 1907.
After attending classes
in the Agricultural
I )epartment for two
winters he went to
Melbourne, Australia,
and continued in business there till he joined
the Australian Imperial Force in March 1916.
He; came to England in August 1916, and
went through a course of training on Salisbury
Plain, during which he was made a Lance-Cor-
poral and entered the Lewis Gun Section. In
November he proceeded to France with his Bat-
talion and was slightly wounded in February
1917. The following June he was seriously
wounded at Messines and died the next day, 8
June 1917.
SMITH, ROBERT DUNLOP : Captain,
33rd Punjabis ; second son of Principal, the
Very Rev. Sir George Adam Smith ; born Aber-
deen, 25 September 1892; educated Glasgow-
Academy ; student in Arts, Aberdeen University,
1910-11.
He was a Private in " U " Company, 4th Gor-
don Highlanders, and entered the R.M.C., Sand-
hurst, in 1912, passing out i6th on the list and
receiving a commission in the Indian Army in
January 1913. He was attached for probation
to the 4th Battalion
Rifle Brigade till in
March 1914 he joined
the 33rd Punjabis at
Bannu. On their de-
parture for France, he,
as junior subaltern, re-
mained on recruiting
service in India and
also passed through the
Machine Gun School
with distinction. Re-
joining the 33rd in
Egypt in January 1916
he became Machine Gurf Officer and went with
them in February to Aden. As Brigade Ma-
chine Gun Officer he directed the disposition
of the guns on that P'ront and served in several
actions, receiving the thanks in orders of the
G.O.C. In April 1917 the regiment crossed to
East Africa, where during May he commanded
an outpost of 300 in swamps South of Kilwa
Kiwinji. In June they rejoined the Battalion
which marched to Beaumont's Post on theNgaura
River. There on 12 June 1917, commanding a
patrol of Punjabis and the Gold Coast Regiment,
he fell in action with a German ambush. Warm
tributes were paid to him by the native officers and
machine gunners of the regiment. His Colonel
wrote : " We all learned to love him, and I never
wish a more zealous, hardworking officer ; very
keen, a thoroughly lovable gentleman ".
FINDLAY, JAMES : 2nd Lieutenant, 12th
Battalion Northumberland Fu-
siliers; son of •
John Findlay, farmer ;
born Loirston, Nigg,
10 September 1895 ;
educated Robert
Gordon's College;
student in Agriculture,
1912-14; Medicine,
1915-16.
Coming from a
family well known in
agricultural circles,
Findlay soon became
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popular in the University, in all the activities of
which In- took a very keen interest. He gained
the University Diploma in Agriculture in 1^14
and then commenced the study of Medicine.
In January u>i6 he enlisted in the Royal Fusi-
liers and was later commissioned in the North-
umberland*. He went to France in June 1916,
and, just after receiving the command of his
company, he was killed on 16 June 1917.
MlI.Ni:, ALLAN SMITH : 2nd Lieutenant.
5th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son of
George Milne, solic-
itor ; born Aberdeen,
i August 1879 ; ma-
triculated 1898; M.A.,
1902; B.L. (l)ist.
Civil Law), 1905; Solic-
itor in Aberdeen, and
served in the firm of
Messrs. Reid cX:
Davidson, advocates.
Milne was commis-
sioned to the 5th
Battalion Gordon
Highlanders in June
1915, and after nine months of home service he
crossed to France in March 1916. During the
next nine months he saw much fighting, and was
acting Captain in comma nd of a company when
he was killed in action near Poperinghe, Flanders,
26 June 1917. At the University Milne was
an enthusiastic athlete, but when the war came
he turned his back on sport and went on the
great adventure overseas, with the same en-
thusiasm as we knew on the playing fields at
King's.
URQUHART, REV. ALEXANDER:
Y.M.C.A. ; son of Alexander Urquhart, mer-
chant; born Aberdeen, 8 February 1865 ; edu-
cated at the Grammar School ; student in Arts,
1889-92 ; studied for the ministry at the United
Presbyterian Church Divinity Hall, Edinburgh,
1893-96 ; ordained at Burnmouth, Berwickshire,
1898 ; translated to Boston United Free Church,
Jedburgh, 1904, where he was minister at the
time of his death.
In November 1916 he responded to the call
for ministerial workers in the Y.M.C.A. Huts in
France, and was stationed at Rouen, where he
served till February
1917. The excessive
cold of that winter
brought on disease,
against which he
struggled bravely, and
stuck to his work till
the end of his term of
service. His health,
however, had been per-
manently impaired, and
he died at'Oxnam, near
Jedburgh, 29 June
1917, sincerely
mourned by his congregation and his many
friends.
PETER, ALASTAIR GORDON : Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; M.C.; son of John Peter, factor;
born Kilmorack, 8
September 1877 ;
M.A., 1898; M.B.,
1903; M.R.C.S.
(Eng.); L.R.C.P.
(Lond.); D.P.H.
(Camb.). At different
times he held the
following appoint-
ments : — Bacterio-
logist and Deputy
M.O.H., Croydon;
Assistant M.O., Brook
and Grove Fever Hos-
pitals, London ; Assistant Medical Superintend-
ent, St. Pancras Infirmary ; and was Medical
Officer, Prestea Hospital, Gold Coast, when war
broke out.
As soon as he was relieved Peter joined the
5ist (Highland) Division early in 1916, and
after a short period with the i/2nd Highland
Field Ambulance was posted as Medical Officer
to the i /6th Seaforths, with which unit he served
until his death. He quickly gained a reputation
as one of the best regimental medical officers in
the Division, keen, gallant and conscientious in
the discharge of his duties. He was awarded
the Military Cross for gallantry under fire at the
Battle of Beaumont Hamel on 13 November,
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1916, while attending to the wounded during
the action and clearing the field afterwards. He
died of wounds from a shell received while in
discharge of his duties north of Ypres in the
action of July 1917. His cheery optimism and
unfailing good temper combined with his high
professional abilities procured him the confi-
dence and esteem of all with whom he came in
contact.
BADEXOCH, R e v. J O H N : Private,
K.A.M.C. ; son of James Badenoch, auctioneer
and valuator, Portsoy ;
born Rathven, 18
March 1877 ; edu-
cated Portsoy Public
School, F o r d y c e
Academy, A b e r d e e n
Grammar School and
University ; graduated
M.A. (Ill Math.),
1900. Thereafter he
was teacher at Dornoch,
Girvan and elsewhere.
He resumed attend-
ance at the University
of Aberdeen in 1914, as a Divinity student,
gained several class prizes and other distinctions,
and received licence in April.
In June 1914 with patriotic zeal, at the age of
39, he enlisted under the Derby Scheme in the
R.A.M.C. After three months of training at
Aldershot, he was sent to Mesopotamia, where
he served with much credit and devotion. He
died of heat-stroke on u July 1917. The
Chaplain wrote of him : " He was beloved by
all who knew him. . . . While engaged in his
strenuous work in the R.A.M.C. he played the
manly and Christian part . . . and finally
crowned his ministry of service with the supreme
sacrifice."
GUTHRIE, ALEXANDER: Lieutenant,
1st Highland Brigade, Royal Field Artil-
lery; son of Rev. \V. G. Guthrie, Glass, Aber-
deenshire ; born at Corse Schoolhouse, Leochel-
Cushnie, 8 October 1893 ; educated at Ellon
H.G. School and Gordon's College ; matricu-
lated 1913 ; student in Arts, 1913-15.
He enlisted at the close of his second winter
session, March 1915, and received a commission
as 2nd Lieutenant in the ist Highland Brigade
R.F.A., in May of the ^^^^^^^^^^^
same year. After nine
months' training in
this country he pro-
ceeded to France and
took part in the de-
fensive fighting on the
Ypres and Arras
F'ron ts during the
summer of 1916. He
was slightly wounded
at the Battle of the
Somme and was in-
valided home for a few
months. He returned to France in the end of
the year, followed up -the German retreat from
the Somme, fought at the capture of Messines
ridge in the spring of 1917, and was killed at
Nieuport in Belgium on 12 July 1917, while
trying to save a comrade who had been entombed
by the explosion of a German shell. He was
promoted Lieutenant a few days before his
death and was mentioned in dispatches of 7
November 1917 for distinguished and gallant
conduct.
Possessed of a fund of real common sense
and a staunchness on which his friends could and
did place infinite reliance, Guthrie's influence
was great and always for the highest. If he had
been permitted to carry out his intention of pro-
ceeding to the ministry, some parish would have
had the inestimable benefit of a minister whose
advice and assistance could, as a friend has said,
" put confidence into the waverer, and restraint
upon the impetuous ".
DUTHIE, JOHX MITCHELL : Lance-
Corporal, 5th Battalion Gordon High-
landers; son of James R. Duthie, grocer, Fra-
serburgh ; born Aberdeen, 12 February 1898;
educated Fraserburgh Academy; student in Medi-
cine, 1915-16.
He served in the O.T.C. whilst at the*Univer-
sity and enlisted under the Derby Scheme at the
close of the summer session 1916, joining the
5th Battalion Gordon Highlanders. After train-
ing at Ripon he left for France in February 1917
and fought on the Belgian frontier, till he was
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killed in action near
Yprcs, 31 July 1917.
Even at school Duthic
had shown himself a
leader, and those who
knew him well looked
forward to tlu- time
when he would prove
himself a leader of
men, and life would
(all forth on high en-
deavour the energies
and abilities which he
possessed in such full
measure.
.MY LI'S, THOMAS BOOTH : Captain. 12th
Battalion Highland Li^'1* Infantry; M.C.. ;
bom Arbroath, 25
December 1892. He
came from Arbroath
to study Agriculture in
1911. During his
three years at the Uni-
versity, he became very
well - known, particu-
larly as a skilful cricket
player, and his bree/v
good nature and ready
wit made him a general
favourite. " No 'Var-
sity function," says a
contemporary, "was complete without him."
Immediately on the outbreak of war, he joined
the 4th Gordon Highlanders, and in February
ii) 1 5 was appointed to a commission in the i2th
liattalion Highland Light Infantry. He served
at home with this unit for about eight months
before proceeding to France where, early in 1916,
he was promoted to a captaincy and awarded the
M.C. for bravery. He was killed in action at
Vpres on 31 July 1917.
SPARK, ARCHIBALD CHARLES: 2nd
Lieutenant, 10th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Rev. W. A. Spark ; born
Glenbuchat, 26 May 1896; educated Banchory
H.G. School and Aberdeen Grammar School;
student in Arts, 1915-16.
While serving in the ranks at home as a
Private and as a non-commissioned officer, he
obtained first-class certificates in musketr\ and
range-finding and distinguished himself a* a
first -class all-round
athlete. He was com-
missioned in March
1917, and after a few
weeks with the 3rd
Gordons in Aberdeen,
joined the8/ioth Bat-
talion of the regiment
in France. He was
killed at the opening
of the third Battle of
Yprcs, 31 July 1917,
whilst carrying on
through smoke and
darkness. His C.O. wrote : "When I last saw-
Spark he was leading his men in a very gallant
manner. He was a great favourite with his brother
officers and men, and I, as his C.O., appreciated
very much the quiet, willing way in which he
went about his work. He was splendidly loyal,
and admirable both as a soldier and a man."
WEIR : Lance-
Sutherland High-
WILSON, ROBERT
Corporal, Argyll and
landers ; son of James
Wilson ; born Glasgow,
25 November 1881.
From boyhood he had
to fight against poverty
and circumstance and
win his way by his own
unaided efforts. He
became a pupil teacher
at Row, Dumbarton-
shire, and in 1901
entered Aberdeen Uni-
versity where he gradu-
ated M.A. in 1905.
He was a most successful teacher in Queen's
Park Higher Grade School when war broke
out.
While a student Wilson was an ardent member
of " U " Company in the old volunteer days, and
this training proved valuable when he enlisted
early in the war, joining the I4th Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders. He proceeded to
F'rance in 1916, but was invalided home for a
short time. Having been transferred to the nth
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Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders he returned
to France in the following June and was reported
wounded and missing, 31 July 1917.
LENDRLAI, HAROLD BRICE : Lieu-
tenant, <>th Battalion Seaforth Highland-
ers ; son of Rev. John
Lendrum, M.A., Elgin ;
born N a g p o r e, 9
October 1895 ; edu-
cated at Elgin Aca-
demy and Aberdeen
University, where he
matriculated in Arts
In September 1914
he enlisted in the 6th
Seaforth Highlanders,
and crossed with that
Battalion to France,
April 1915. Commissioned in June he threw
himself with ardour into training for his duties,
and for a time did much good work as an
Instructor. In April 1917 he joined his old
Battalion on active service in France and was
forthwith engaged in some heavy fighting. During
the great battle of 31 July on the Ypres salient,
while leading his platoon to a further objective,
he was severely wounded and died the following
day, i August 1917. His C.O. wrote: "lam
deeply grieved at his death for he was ever a
smart, keen, conscientious and gallant soldier.
On the day of battle he led his men like a hero
and never once flinched." " He fell," says a
brother officer, " accomplishing a piece of work
which has yet further added to the splendid name
of this Battalion."
TAYLOR, WILLIAM JOHN: Captain,
10th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders ;
son of George Taylor, carpenter and land steward ;
born Halkirk, Caithness, 14 September 1888;
educated at Halkirk Higher Grade School whence
he passed direct to the University in 1907. On
graduating M.A. in 1910 he was appointed As-
sistant English Master in the Gordon Schools,
Huntly.
He was commissioned in the loth Seaforth
Highlanders in October 1914, and trained at
Fort George, Cromarty and Tain. In 1915 he
went overseas with the 8th Seaforths and was for
a period bombing officer to this Battalion.
Invalided home in July
1916 with trench fever,
he acted for a few
months as Assistant
Recruiting Officer in
A be r<l ee n. In Ihi-
spring of 1917 he went
to France again and
was severely wounded
at Vimy Ridge on 23
April. After making
a partial recover}- lie
took up duty under the
O. i/c Records, but died
at Dunfermline on i August 1917.
HOWITT, ADAM GORDON : Captain, 12th
Battalion East Surrey Regiment; M.C. ;
son of Adam Howitt,
factor ; born Ellon, 1 1
June 1884; educated
Gordon's College;
graduated B.Sc. (Agr.),
1910. He entered the
service of the Potash
Syndicate, and after
spending a time in
their offices in Ger-
many went in 1912 to
South Africa as their
Director of 1'ropa-
ganda.
Howitt joined the Cape Town Highlanders
on the outbreak of war, and took part in 1914-
15 in General Botha's Campaign in German
West Africa, rising from Private to Lieutenant.
On the conclusion of that campaign he came
to England, and in October 1915 obtained a
commission in the East Surrey Regiment. He
served in Ireland during the rebellion, proceeded
to France in May 1916, and was wounded on
the Somme. After a period at home he re-
turned to France in March 1917, was awarded
the Military Cross, and promoted Captain for
his services in the Field, June 1917. "The
success of the raid," runs the official note, " was
due to his good leadership and cool judgment."
He was killed at HollebeEe in the repulse of
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a sudden counter-attack, 5 August 1917. His
•id wrote: "Although outnumbered, and
under climatic conditions impossible to adequately
describe, Captain Howitt and his men beat the
ck in the fierce hand-to-hand fighting.
' lock' Howitt died fighting to the last, one of
the bravest of the brave. . . . Had he survived
he would have secured another well-earned
ation."
M:\VTON. KRIC : Captain, K. A.M. C. ; son
of Isaac Newton, Captain, Indian Medical Ser-
vice; born Umballa,
I'unjab, 28 February
1889 ; graduated M.B.,
1915. A noted ath-
lete, he achieved the
feat of gaining a triple
blue in hockey, tennis
and cricket. In
hockey he achieved
wider fame, being
chosen to play for
Scotland in inter-
national matches in
1912, 1913 and 1914.
After graduating Newton at once joined the
Army, receiving a commission in the R.A.M.C.
on i August 1915. He served in Egypt and
then in Kast Africa where he rose to the rank
plain. He was killed in action at Nanyati,
Kast Africa, on 5 August 1917.
WILL, JAMES : Private, 4th Battalion
Gordon Highlanders ; son of John M. Will,
stationmaster ; born
Newmill, Kincardine-
shire, i October 1894.
After a good scholastic
record at Mackie
Academy, Stonehaven,
he matriculated in Arts
in 1913.
He joined the Uni-
versity Company of
the 4th Gordons in his
first term, and on the
outbreak of war pro-
ceeded with his Bat-
talion to Bedford, where he became attached to
the transport section. For three years he did
good work in this department under many trying
circumstances in Belgium and France, and was
killed on 5 August 1917 by a bomb from an
enemy aeroplane.
MacDONALD, KENNETH NORMAN :
Gunner, R.N.R. ; son of Kenneth MacDonald,
ship's carpenter; born
Lochcarron, 25 Sep-
tember 1897 ; educated
Plockton Higher Grade
School. After a year
at Aberdeen Grammar
School, he entered the
University in 1914 with
a Bursary, and began
his Arts course with a
view to studying Medi-
cine later.
As soon as he
reached military age,
however, he volunteered for the Navy ; and after
a course of training at Uevonport, saw service in
St. George's Channel, the Atlantic and the
North Sea. He was awarded a special prize for
gunnery, and upon the day before his death an
enemy submarine was sunk by gunfire from the
mystery ship in which he was then serving. On
14 August 1917 his ship struck a mine and was
lost with all on board.
Kenneth MacDonald was only 19 when he
died, and was one of those who seemed to have
every possibility before them. Through all his
school and College days he passed with effortless
distinction, easily first in his classes, and intel-
lectually clear and brilliant beyond his age.
Added to these qualities of mind were the still
more attractive ones of humility and goodness,
courage and readiness for sacrifice. Like so
many who had much to give, he gave it
willingly.
HUNT, WILLIAM GEORGE PHILIP.-
Captain, 10th Battalion Essex Regiment;
M.C. ; son of Philip Hunt; born Sleaford, Lin-
colnshire, 27 September 1891 ; educated Ciren-
cester Grammar School ; graduated M.A., 1012
and became Assistant Master at Newport Gram-
mar School.
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During his University CUR-IT, Hunt was an
enthusiastic member of " U " Company, and
represented the Bat-
RSjSS talion at liisley in
1911. On the out-
break of war he re-
joined his old company
and remained with
them until Christmas
1914 when he received
a commission in the
roth Ksse\ Regiment.
He served for a time
in home camps and
then in France and
Belgium from 1915 to
1917. The excellence of his work is shown by
his rapid rise to the rank of Captain and by the
award of the Military Cross, " for conspicuous
gallantry1 in action ".
Hunt was wounded in action at Ypres on
31 July, and died in hospital at Le Touquet on
15 August 1917.
ROBERTSON, JAMES : Signaller, Royal
Field Artillery ; son of John Robertson, car-
penter, Aberlour ; born
at Ballindalloch, Strath-
spey, 26 P'ebruary,
1897 ; educated at
Monymusk Public
School and Aberlour
Higher Grade School.
He had an excellent
school record, and
entered the University
as loth Bursar in 1914,
gaining a Greenskares
Bursary. He gave
promise of a dis-
tinguished career, gaining prizes in Greek, Latin
and English in his one year at the Univer-
sity.
Robertson enlisted at Aberdeen in October
1915 in the 3/ist Highland Field Artillery,
passing later as ist Class Signaller. He was
killed in action in Belgium, following up an
infantry attack, on 16 August 1917. "He did
his duty," wrote his C.O., " without grumbling,
no matter how hard or trying the task."
MILNE, ALEXANDER JAMES BOLTON :
Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of Rev.
Alexander A. Milne,
formerly Baptist
minister, I, e r w i c k ;
born Lerwick, 27 July
1887 ; educated West
Coats Public School,
and H.G. School,
Whitehill, Glasgow ;
graduated M. A. (Glas.);
student in Divinity,
Aberdeen, 1911-15 ;
appointed Student As-
sistant, John Knox
Parish Church, Aberdeen.
Milne enlisted as a Private in the 4th Gor-
don Highlanders, March 1915 ; he obtained
his commission in December of the same year,
when he went to France, and was subsequently
attached to the 9th Gordon Highlanders. He
was wounded severely in May 1916, and again
shortly before his death, when his fine spirit
would not let him give in. Gallantly leading
his men in the thick of the fighting he was
killed in action near Ypres, 22 August 1917.
Milne was most popular in the Army, officers,
chaplains and men alike testified to the love,
and devotion he inspired in those who came
in touch with him. His C.O. wrote of him
as "a very gallant capable leader of men and
an ever cheerful comrade ".
ROBERTSON, REV. JAMES DUNCAN :
Lieutenant, 9th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; M.C. ; son
of James Robertson,
machine man; born
Aberdeen, 1 1 June,
1886 ; student in
Arts, 1908-11 ; studied
at Aberdeen U.F.
College, 1911-14;
licenced as a pro-
bationer by the U.F.
Presbytery of Aber-
deen, 7 June 1915.
Robertson enlisted
in November 1914 as
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a private in the 4th Cordon Highlanders; in
lunuary 1915 he was commissioned 2nd Lieu-
•ith Hattaliou, and afterward-
to the rank of Lieutenant. He saw mueli service
in France and lielgium, was several times
wounded, once severely, and in April 191 7 was
awarded the Military Cross for conspicuous gal-
lantry. On 27 August 1917 he died of wounds
lion at Ypres the previous day.
Robertson was an earnest and conscientious
student, and for several years rendered valuable
service in connection with a Mission of which
he had charge in the neighbourhood of Huntly.
Ili> early death destroyed the promise of a use-
ful ministry.
SCOTT, CAMPBELL LOWE: Lieu-
tenant, 3rd Battalion Royal Scots;
son of William Leslie
Scott, solicitor ; born
1'eterhead, 3 February
1894. He studied
Arts, 1912-15, with
a view to becoming
an Advocate, and
when he joined the
Army had already
shown promise of
success in the pro-
fession he hoped to
follow.
In April 1915 Scott
was ga/.etted 2nd Lieutenant and posted to
the 1 4th Battalion (later merged in the 3rd
Battalion) Royal Scots. After serving at several
home stations he was sent to Salonika early
in 1917, was first attached to the ist Battalion
Royal Scots, later to the 8ist Trench Mortar
Battery to which he acted for a time as Ad-
jutant. For about 17 months he served at
Salonika, in the Struma and Vardar Valleys.
He met his death about midnight on 2 Sep-
tember 1917, whilst leading his gun team
forward with an assaulting company of infantry,
in the Vardar Valley, Macedonia. His Captain
wrote : " He was an excellent officer, good,
strict and popular . . . men of his type are
few and far between. He was a thorough
gentleman and a sportsman ".
ROSE, GEORGE DOUGLAS: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 4th Battalion Gordon Highland-
ers ; son of Dr. George
Rose, Aberdeen ; born
Aberdeen, 29 April
1895 ; educated at
the Grammar School ;
entered the University
1911; graduated M.A.,
1915, with Second
Class Honours in
Economics.
He joined his Bat-
talion in July 1915,
was gazetted the same
month, and became
acting Lieutenant in October 1916. He spent
about two years at Ripon and Norwich, from
July 1915 to March 1917, then crossed to
France in April 1917 and fought at first in
minor engagements around Ypres in Flanders.
On 20 September 1917 his Battalion was
ordered to take Poelcapelle, the fighting de-
veloped into the Battle of Passchendaele, and
his company was detailed to capture a small
farm called Rose Farm. In this encounter he
was killed in a hand-to-hand fight at the end
of the day, 20 September 1917. He was happy
in his work as a soldier and successful as an
officer.
JENKINS, JAMES TEMPLE : 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 4th Battalion Seaforth Highland-
ers ; son of Thomas
Jenkins, fishcurer,
Burghead ; born Burg-
head, 30 November
1883; graduated M. A.,
1904 ; partner in the
herring-curing firm of
Thomas Jenkins.
Jenkins, always a
keen Territorial, joined
the Inns of Court
O.T.C. in February
1916. He was commis-
sioned a year later to
the 4th Seaforth Highlanders with whom he
served at Ripon until May of that year when
the Battalion went to France. After serving
7°
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in !•' ranee for some months, Jenkins was wounded
in an attack at Pheasant Farm where, as his
Lieut. -Colonel writes : " He had done ex-
tremely well during a day of hard fighting ".
He was on his way back to the dressing sta-
tion when he was killed by a shell, 20 Sep-
tember 1917.
li-nkins was already well known and highly
med in the business circles with which
he was connected, and his death cut short a
career of much promise.
STRACHAX, PETER MELVIX : Lance-
Corporul, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; son of John
Strachan, inspector of
poor, Inverurie ; born
Aberdeen, _> i February
1896 ; educated at
Inverurie Academy ;
spent a year training
in practical agriculture
and entered the I'ni-
versity as an Agricul-
tural student in Octo-
ber 1914.
In November of that
year he enlisted in the
4th Gordons. After a period of training in
Aberdeen, Bedford, etc., he was sent overseas
in June 1915, and served in Belgium and
France as a bomber. He was wounded at
High Wood on 23 July 1916 and invalided
home. Rejoining his Battalion in the following
May he was killed in an advance on Passchen-
daele on 20 September 1917.
AXDERSOX, THOMAS: Lance-Corporal,
4th Battalion (iordoii Highlanders ; son of
Thomas Anderson, cabinetmaker, Aberdeen ;
born, Aberdeen, 26 June 1890 ; educated at
Aberdeen Grammar School; graduated M.A.,
1912. He taught at Mackie Academy, Stone-
haven for two years, and for another two years
was a teacher at the Public School, Newmachar.
Before enlisting he worked at a munition factory
in Aberdeen from October 1915 to May 1916.
Anderson enlisted in the 3/4th Gordons, 25
May 1916, went through special courses in
musketry and sniping at Stafford, and qualified
as a First Class Scout and Sniper. He was
sent to France, 3 November 1916, and served
with the 5th Gordons
both in France and
Flanders. He was in-
valided home, January
1917 ; but returned to
Prance in the following
April when he joined
the 4th Gordons. In
September 1917 An-
derson was severely
wounded during the
advance on Poel-
capelle, and he died in
a base hospital on 23
September 1917.
FLETT, ALEXAXDER ADAM: Private,
2nd Battalion Royal Scots ; son of Alex-
ander Flett, fisherman,
Findochty ; born there,
26 December i 8 \.) (•> ;
educated at Findochty
Public School, and then
at Buckie Higher Grade
School. He left the
latter in June 1915 and
entered the University
as a student in Science,
October, 1915, but
enlisted in the 2nd
Royal Scots in Novem-
ber of the same year.
Flett received his training at Glencorse, the
Hqrs. of the Royal Scots, and left there for
France early in April 1916. He was on active
service until wounded near Montauban in July,
after which he was in hospital in Boulogne for
some weeks, rejoining his company in August.
In April 1917 he was transferred to the Snipers'
Section and acted as Sniper and Scout. In
August, after 18 months on active service, he
got his first furlough, and had only been back
in France three weeks when he made the
supreme sacrifice, falling in action near Zonne-
beke on 29 September 1917.
SPITTAL, ROBERT HAIG : Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; son of James Spittai, schoolmaster;
TN MEMORIAM.
born F.llon, n Deceml.er [882; educated Gor-
don's College, Aberdeen: graduated M.B., 1905,
with distinction in
Anatomy, gaining the
Fife I ami eson, and
Li/ars Medals. He-
was appointed Second
Assistant in Anatomy
and was later House
Surgeon at the Aber-
deen Sick Children's
Hospital. He then
took up general prac-
tice at Stockport, and
in 1912 settled at
South Bank, York-
shire
At the outbreak of war Spittal received a
commission in the R.A.M.C. His first experi-
ence of uctue M-rvice was with the British
Military Hospital attached to the Serbian Army,
his excellent work there being recognised by the
award of the Order of St. Sava. After a short
time at Malta and in Egypt, he served on the
French Front till his death in action at Poel-
tapelle, 4 October 1917.
SIMPSON, REV. CECIL BARCLAY : 2nd
Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Seaforth High-
landers ; son of Rev.
James Simpson ; born
Monquhitter, 19 April
1885 ; educated at the
Public School there
and the (i ram mar
School, Aberdeen ;
graduated 1907- with
F'irst (.'lass Honours in
Mental Philosophy
and Second Class
Honours in ("lassies ;
awarded the Hutton
Prize and Bain Gold
Medal in Philosophy on graduation ; F'ullerton
Scholar in Philosophy, and Gladstone Memorial
Prizeman, 1907. Studied Divinity at New Col-
. Edinburgh, and was missionary at Tay-
nuilt during the summer of 1911. Assistant in
St. Bernard's U.K. Church, Edinburgh, 191 1-13 ;
Minister of Moss Street U.K. Church, Elgin,
1914. He was a man with a distinguished
mind, a singularly generous nature, and a rare-
love of the truth.
From a sense of duty and with no natural
inclination for soldiering, Simpson enlisted in
February nji^ in the Inns of Court Battalion,
and was in training in London till 25 December
1916. He went to Ripon in January 1917, a
month later was commissioned, and crossed to
France with the 6th Seaforths. After a short
training at Etaples he was transferred to the 41)1
• rths, this Battalion, which formed part of
the Army's "Shock troops " having been almost
depleted of its officers. His company fought
for a time at Ypres and were sent in October to
the region of Arras. On Sunday evening, 7
October 1917, during a severe bombardment
whilst his men were holding part of the line at
Waucourt, Simpson was proceeding down the
communication trench, when' he was struck by a
shell and killed instantaneously.
COUTTS, JOHN MICHIE: Private,
Australian Infantry; son of William Coutts,
aerated water manu-
facturer ; born Aber-
deen, 19 December
1887; educated
Robert Gordon's Col-
lege; entered the
University in 1905 to
study Agriculture.
After two years he took
up a rubber planting
appointment in the
Federated Malay
States. Seven years
later, having meantime
become an under-manager, he left Malay to
take up agricultural work in Western Australia.
On the outbreak of war Coutts joined the
colours and served in Egypt and France as a
Private in the 48th Australian Infantry. About
the end of 1916 he was invalided home and in
September 1917 he returned to France. He
was reported missing, and later presumed killed
in action on n October 1917.
HARPER, ALEXANDER SIMPSON:
Lieutenant, 8th Battalion The Black
IN MllMORIA.M.
Watch (Royal Highlanders); son of William
Harper, gardener ; born Auchtergavin, Perth-
shire, 5 November
i <S 9 o : e d u c a t e d
Urquhart Public
School and Elgin Aca-
demy ; graduated M. A.
(Hons. Maths.), 1911,
gaining the Arnott
Prize in Experimental
Physics. From his
schooldays his ability
was outstanding, and
one of his 1'rofessors
_____^^___^____ has said of him : " His
written papers showed
a faculty of lucid exposition which I have never
in all my experience as a Professor seen sur-
passed ". He was keenly interested in meteoro-
logical work and after graduating held an
appointment in the Royal Observatory in Edin-
burgh.
1 1 Harper joined the Territorials in 1908, re-
enlisted on 5 August 1914, and served in France
and Flanders. After a period of training at
General Headquarters Cadet School, France, he
was gaxetted 2nd Lieutenant, 8th (Service)
Battalion The Black Watch, in August 1916,
and was promoted Lieutenant a year later. He
was killed in action at Passchendaele on 12
October 1917. His Officer commanding wrote :
" His death was as gallant as was to be ex-
pected. . . . He gave his life in a fight which was
one of the bitterest and hardest this Battalion
has taken part in, and by his leadership helped
to maintain the high tradition which the Battal-
ion has earned."
MILNE, GEORGE SMITH MITCHELL:
Lieutenant, 10th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders; son of Charles Milne, draper;
born Aberdeen, 8 August 1894 ; educated Aber-
deen Grammar School; graduated M. A., 1914;
was stud\ ing Economics and Law when war broke
out.
He was a Private in "D" Company, 4th
Gordon Highlanders, and was mobilized with
the regiment, serving in the ranks until he was
commissioned in the loth Battalion in October
1914. Milne served in France from October
1915 till the following August, when he returned
to England to train for the R.F.C. As the result
of a flying accident he
was unable to com-
plete his training, and
returned to the loth
Gordons, August 1917.
He was killed at Fam-
po u x, 14 October
1917, whilst leading a
daring daylight raid, •
" from which many a
man of iron nerve
would have flinched".
He had proved himself
a fine soldier and was
beloved by his men.
THOMSON, JAMES GEORGE : Gunner,
Royal Field Artillery ; son of James
Thomson, cabinet-
maker, Fochabers ;
born there, 20 Decem-
ber 1893 ; educated
Milne's Institution,
Fochabers ; m a t r i c u-
lated in Arts, 1913.
He joined " U "
Company in his first
session, was mobilized
at the outbreak of war
and saw service in
France with the 4th
Gordons, rising to the
rank of Sergeant. He was wounded in 1915
and later transferred to the R.F.A. He fell in
action 19 October 1917.
Thomson will be remembered by his old
companions of " U " Company for his keen
sense of the humorous. Every experience, even
in the dreary days of trench life, contributed
something to the stock of good stories which he
loved to tell.
DAWSON, REV. DAVID STEWART :
Lieutenant, Gordon Highlanders ; son of
James Dawson ; born Melbourne, 27 August
1890; graduated M.A., 1910; student in Di-
vinity, 1910-13 ; Assistant, Portobello Parish
Church.
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Daw-am volunteered for service soon after
tlu- outbreak of war, was commissioned in the
S p c c i a 1 Reserve of
Officers (Infantry), in
luly 1915 '"ill at-
tached Id the. 2nd
I! a t tal i on Gordon
II i g h I a n (1 e r s with
whieli he served in
France until he wa>
E" ~M wounded at Givenchy
in September 1916.
He nevi ivered
^Hf from the effects of his
It^f MB wounds and died in
Aberdeen on 20 Octo-
ber 1917.
As a minister, Dawson was conscientious and
successful and, in his short military career, had
Iv gained the reputation of a brave and
gallant oft:-
BROWN, (iKORGK: Surgcon-Proha-
tioncr. R.X.V.R. ; born Banff, 13 December
1895; educated at
Cullen Public School
and Fordyce Academy ;
matriculated Aberdeen
University, 1914;
student in Medicine,
1914-15.
He joined the Navy
as a Sick Hay Steward,
3 July 1915, and be-
fore long was promoted
Surgeon - Probationer.
He served on board
H.M.S. "Marmion,"
which was acting as a convoy in the North Sea,
and went down with his ship, 21 October 1917 ;
later the grateful testimony was received that
"he was highly thought of by his superior
officers'". Brown had little time to make his
mark at the University, but he brought with him
the bree/y, cheery nature of the dweller by the
sea-board, ready and willing to bear all the blows
and buffets that man or Nature might bring.
STEPHEN, DAVID JAMES SHIRRAS :
Captain, R.A.M.C., ; M.C. with Bar ;
son of Alexander Stephen, draper ; born at
Fyvie, 21 June 1888. Graduated M.B., 1910;
M.D., 1912. He was
at first engaged in
hospital work at Old-
ham, and afterwards
in private practice in
Lincoln.
Stephen received his
commission in the
R.A.M.C. in October
1914, and spent some
months in a military
hospital at Woolwich.
He went to the Front
as M.O. to a Brigade
of Artillery, and later became D.A.I). M.S. to the
Division. In the second Battle of Ypres he was
awarded the Military Cross "for conspicuous
gallantry and devotion to duty in attending to
wounded under heavy shell-fire"; was recom-
mended for the Victoria Cross, and a few weeks
before his death received a bar to the M.C. It
was at Poelcapelle, on 24 October 1917, that he
died, of gas-shell poisoning. His death was
characteristic of his unselfish devotion to dut\,
for it was in attending to a wounded officer that
he neglected to take precautions in the adjust-
ment of his gas-mask. Added to his serious
qualities of character, he possessed a never-
failing fund of cheerfulness and good spirits —
an invaluable asset to the morale of his batter}-,
where he was both loved and missed.
ANDERSON, DAVID
4th Canadian Mount
David Anderson,
farmer, North Loirston,
Nigg; born there, 24
February 1893; edu-
cated at Aberdeen
Grammar School, took
Agricultural Classes at
the University during
the sessions 1911-12
and 1912-13. In
April 1913 he left for
Canada to get further
experience in pure
stock raising and was
Lance-Corporal,
;d Rifles ; son of
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with one of the foremost Shorthorn breeders in
the Dominion.
Anderson joined the Mounted Rifles at
Toronto in September 1914, and in 1915 came
to this country where he was for some time in train-
ing at Sh( inieliffe. A few months later he crossed
to I'laiux- and was wounded at Vpres in June
1916. After some months in hospital he went out
again and was a member of a Signalling Section.
Whilst in (harm- of forward lines during action at
Passchentlaele on 26 October 1917, he was killed
in an attempt to repair some broken wires.
GRANT, JOHN RUSSELL : Private, 2nd
Battalion Gordon Highlanders; sonof James
I''. ( rrant, gardener; born
Lonmay, 21 August
1894; educated Lon-
may Public School ;
served an apprentice-
ship to Law with
Provost Finlayson,
solicitor, Fraserburgh ;
attended Law classes
at Aberdeen University
1913-15, and was
second prizeman;
served in the offices
of Messrs. Fraser &
Duguid and Messrs. Davidson & Garden, advo-
cates, Aberdeen.
He enlisted in the 4th Gordon Highlanders,
November 1915, and was trained at Ripon, where
he also took the course of training for the
Signal Service. Grant went to France in June
1916 and joined the 2nd Battalion of the
Gordons. He was wounded at Beaumont,
November 1916, and invalided home. On his
convalescence he joined the 3rd Battalion at
Aberdeen and returned to France, 6 October
1917. He was killed in action at Gheluvelt,
Belgium, 26 October 1917.
MILNE, WILLIAM CHARLES : Lieu-
tenant, 121st Pioneers (Indian Army);
elder son of John Milne, chemist ; born Fetter-
angtis, 26 July 1886 ; educated Aberdeen
Grammar School ; graduated M.A., 1908. He
studied at Oxford and in Germany as a pro-
bationer for the Indian Forest Service and was
appointed in 1911 Assistant Conservator, attached
to the Northern Circle of the Bombay Presidency.
In 1913 he was placed in charge of the Knst
Khandesh Forest Division.
Transferred on the outbreak of war to the
Indian Army Reserve, he was later attached to
the Indian Infantry and sent to Mesopotamia
where he was stationed at Samarrah. He died of
enteric at the Officers' Hospital, Bagdad, on 29
October 1917.
MACLEOD, WILLIAM PATRICK : Lancc-
Corporal, 1st Kattalion Seaforth High-
landers ; son of
Murdo Macleod, bank
agent ; born Storno-
way, 9 June 1886 ;
educated N i c o 1 s o n
Institute, Stornoway ;
graduated M.A., 1910.
He taught for a time at
\i wburgh, Fife, and
was later English
Master in Jedburgh
Grammar School.
While at the Uni-
versity Macleod be-
longed to the " U " Company, Gordon High-
landers, and later joined the Scottish Horse. In
September 1914 he enlisted in the 7th Seaforths,
and after training in England, was sent out to
France in May 1915. He was severely wounded,
and was for some time in hospital at home. In
October 1916 he was transferred to the ist
Battalion of his regiment, then in Mesopotamia,
was present at the fighting at Sanna-i-yat, and
took part in General Maude's advance to
Samarrah. It was in this campaign that he fell,
being killed in action at Takrit, 5 November
1917. Macleod never applied for a commission,
although well qualified to hold one. He wanted
to belong to the rank and file, to take whatever
was going, and enjoy no advantage — even
declining the supplement to his pay offered by
the Jedburgh School Board. On service, as
in his student and teaching days, he was the
same honest, brave, unselfish friend and comrade
and worker — vivid and charming in speech, gay
and full of humour, interested in men and in
life, unconventional in thought and outlook.
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CAMI-KON, <;EORGE ALEXANDER :
Private. Cameron Highlanders; son of
George A. Cameron,
schoolmaster ; ho rn
K i rk hil 1, Inverncss-
shire, 2 April 1889;
educated Royal Aca-
ilcmy and (Central
S c h o o 1, Inverness ;
graduated M.A., 1912 ;
her at Cromarty,
1'itlochry and Govan.
( 'ameron joined the
,54th Cameron High-
landers in February
1916 and was later
posted to the ist Camerons. After some months'
training at Ripon, he went abroad in July 1916
and served in France and Belgium, taking part
in several severe engagements. He was wounded
on 1 6 November 1917 while advancing in an
attack on the ridge of Passchendaele and died
the same day. Though of a quiet and retiring
temperament, he was a. frank and generous com-
panion and would assuredly have made a name
for himself in his profession.
SKAKLE, REV. HUGH PHILIP: Captain,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of George Skakle,
jeweller ; born Aber-
deen, 25 July 1889 ;
educated Gordon's
College and Aberdeen
University; M.A.,
1911 ; B.D., 1914.
He was a distinguished
student, gaining
numerous class prizes ;
an accomplished
musician, possessed of
a fine tenor voice ; and
an enthusiastic athlete,
as was proved by his prowess in swimming, gym-
nastics, and rowing. After licence in May 1914,
he was Assistant at St. Michael's, Dumfries,
whose minister testifies to his " strong character,
high purpose, and decidedly spiritual cast ".
In January 1915 Skakle enlisted in the 4th
Gordon Highlanders, and within a month
received a commission as and Lieutenant, lie
served for two years in France with the highest
credit : was wounded at High Wood, July nji6 ;
after recovery was promoted Captain, July 11)17 ;
was honourably mentioned in dispatcher by Sir
Douglas Haig, and fell in battle at Containg, 21
November 1917. His Colonel wrote: "lean-
not speak too highly of his work as an officer ; he-
did magnificently ". A Chaplain describes him as
" adored by his men, friend and counsellor of all ".
CLARKE, AUSTIN KASIL : Curtain,
R.A.M.C. ; M,C. ; son of Dr. A. B. Clarke ;
bom Shebbear, North
Devon, 9 July 1892 ;
graduated M. B.,
A foremost member
of the O.T.C., Clarke,
on graduation, at once
obtained a commission
in the R. A. M. C.
After a few months in
training he proceeded
to France as Medical
Officer to the Queen
Victoria's Rifles, a
Battalion of the London Territorial Division.
For three years he remained with this Battalion,
was in all their hard-fought engagements, and by
his zeal and devotion to duty endeared' himself
to every officer and man, gaining the Military
Cross for his valour. He refused an offered
Staff appointment, stating that his duty was to
remain with his Battalion. And so serving his
country he met his death on the Bapaume-
Cambrai Road on 23 November 1917. The
letter written by 'his Colonel is one of the finest
appreciations of service it is possible for a man to
have had : " He deserved a decoration ever)1
time he went into action. Only the day before
he was killed he went out into ' No Man's Land '
and carried back a wounded airman into our
lines — but I could fill pages with his bravery."
His Divisional Colonel wrote : " You know how
your son loved his men and how he would dare
all for them, and they just worshipped him — no
Doctor was like their Doctor. . . . Professionally
he was the beau ideal of a brave regimental
Medical Officer."
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IN MEMORIAM.
MINTY, GEORGE : Captain, (>th Bat-
talion Gordon Highlanders ; son of
( leurge Minty ; born
Longside, Aberdeen-
s h i re, 17 March
1880 ; educated New
Maud and Old Deer
Schools and entered
Gordon's College,
Aberdeen in 1897,
having gained the
Smith Bursary ; student
in Arts, 1899-1903.
From 1903-05 he
taught in Cowdenbeath
and Kelty and was
then appointed to Mortlach Higher Grade
School as as.Mstant master. He graduated
M.A. in 1908 and became headmaster of
Inverkeithny Public School in October 1909.
Mints- was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in
the 6th Battalion Gordon Highlanders, 24
November 1914, and served as Musketty In-
structor till he crossed to France in March
1916. He was killed leading his Company
to the attack at Cambrai on 23 November
1917. At the time of his death he held the
rank of Captain.
A man of gigantic physical strength and
rare kindliness of disposition, Minty was a
well-known figure at the 'Varsity. He played
for the first Rugby XV and threw the hammer
in Inter- Varsity sports. A leader among men,
he had a courage nothing could quell- — Minty
always came up smiling. To the very last,
when, though wounded, he continued to com-
mand his Company, he was still the heroic and
undaunted figure which roused the admiration
of his friends of College days.
REID, WILLIAM JOHN: 2nd Lieuten-
ant, (ith Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of John Reid, tailor ; born Inverurie, cS
October 1892; educated Inverurie Academy;
student in Arts, 1911-14.
In December 1914 Reid enlisted as a Private
in the Transport Section of the 2/ist Highland
field Ambulance, R.A.M.C. He served with
the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders
from April 1915, being transferred to the A.S.C.
as a Driver. In January 1917, he returnee! to
England and, after training, was ga/etted i June
1917, to the 6th Gor-
don Highlanders, re-
turning to France in
the end of October.
Four weeks later he
was wounded in action
at Cambrai " while
leading an attack, and
inspiring all arou n d
him by his magnificent
courage in most diffi-
cult circumstances," he
died in hospital, 26
November 1917.
DAVIDSON, JAMES : Captain, R.A.M.C. ;
son of William Davidson ; born Gamrie, 27
August 1888 ; entered
Aberdeen University in
1906, and after a very
distinguished career,
during which he car-
ried off practical!) all
the principal medals
and prizes, he gradu-
ated M.l!., with Hon-
ours, as the most dis-
tinguished graduate of
his year in 1911. He
was then appointed
junior assistant to the
Professor of Anatomy ; and afterwards held
resident hospital appointments at Aberdeen
and Derby. Davidson was a zealous worker,
but that was not all ; his zeal extended to
every phase of University life and earned for
him the esteem of his fellow students.
On i September 1914 he obtained a com-
mission in the R.A.M.C., and served in Eng-
land for one year, then crossed to France,
where for over two years he saw much of the
heaviest fighting and was mentioned in dis-
patches, August 1916. He was reported " mis-
sing " at Cambrai on 30 November 1917, and
afterwards " presumed killed on or about that
date ". By his untimely death a promising
career was cut short.
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IN MKMORI.IM.
A 1) A M. A 1. 1. X A N 1) 1 R THOMSON :
I' i oncer. Special Company, R.E. ;
son of James Adam,
cattle dealer; horn
Alford, i August 1881 ;
educated at Inverurie
and Gordon's College,
Aberdeen ; graduated
M.A. in 1903 ; took
honours in Mathe-
matics 1904 ; gradu-
ated IS.Se. in 1905.
After teaching Mathe-
matics and Science at
Glenurquhart, Stirling
and Nairn, he went to
America where he stayed for some years. On
his return he was appointed Science Master
at the Royal Academy, Inverness.
In |uly ic) 1 6 Adam joined the Special Gas
Section of the R. K. and served from the fol-
lowing September with the Expeditionary Force
in France. He was gassed while on duty on
2 December 1917 and died in hospital at Arras
the same day.
Adam was a valuable member of the teaching
profession and his ability, sound scholarship and
strength of character were recognized also by those
with whom Army life brought him in contact.
An officer wrote : " Life under Army conditions
he seemed to detest, but, being the man he
was, he rose superior to every difficulty and did
his duty ungrudgingly and manfully ".
BUCHAN, CHARLES : '2nd Lieutenant,
1st Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers ; son
of William B u c h a n,
fisherman ; born Cairn-
bulg, Aberdeenshire,
24 September 1888 ;
educated Fraserburgh
Academy and Aber-
deen ( iram mar School ;
entered the University
in 1908. He distin-
guished himself not
only as a keen student,
but as a member of
different University
societies and an enthu-
siastic lover of games. In 1912 he graduated
M.A. with first-class Honours in Economics, and
went on to the U.l'.C. Divinity Hall, Glasgow.
Whilst studying there he worked in the Boatmen's
Mission, and spent one summer at a mission
station in Canada.
After the outbreak of war lie worked for a
year with the Y.M.C.A. and in February 1916
enlisted in the 4th Gordons. Four months
training in F.ngland prepared him to go to France
with the 2nd Gordons, and with them he passed
eight months in the trenches. He obtained a
commission in the Lancashire Fusiliers, and in
September 1917 was back in France. He fell,
on 2nd December 1917, near Cambrai. Charles
Buchan's great desire had always been to do
something for the world. He loved men and
found good in every one ; he knew how to be
widely tolerant and sympathetic without for a
moment lowering his own high standard or yield-
ing his principles ; and his perfect sincerity and
earnestness won him the love and respect of men
of all types and characters.
SUTHERLAND, JAMES DAVID : Pio-
neer, Gas Section, Royal Engineers ; son
of Hector Sutherland,
Caithness; born
Lybster, Caithness, 15
September 1894; edu-
cated at the Technical
School, Golspie;
entered the University
in 191 1. After spend-
ing two sessions, 1911-
13, in the Agricultural
Department he had,
for family reasons, to
discontinue his studies
for a time. Before he
was able to resume, war broke out.
In May 1915 he enlisted in the Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders. After training at Ply-
mouth, Godalming and Aldershot, he proceeded
to France in February' 1916. Owing to his
knowledge of chemistry he was transferred to the
Gas section, Royal Engineers. Though re-
peatedly offered promotion he preferred to re-
main in the ranks. He died of wounds received
in action at Arras on 2 December 1917.
7.Y MEMORIAM.
KEMP, JAMES OGILVIE: Captain (Act-
ing Lieutenant-Colonel), 5th Battalion
Royal Scots ; son of
John Kemp, wine mer-
chant and lime manu-
facturer ; born Keith,
15 August 1865 ; edu-
cated at Keith and the
( i r a m m a r School,
Aberdeen ; graduated
M.A., 1886; admitted
to the Faculty of Advo-
cates, Edinburgh,
1889, where he held a
good practice until he
left for service shortly
after the outbreak of war. Under Lord Advo-
cate Murray, Kemp held the posts of Sheriff
Court Depute and Extra Advocate Depute ; and
in 1899 and 1900 was interim sheriff substitute
at Banff. For a number of years he was a
member of the Parish Council and District
Lunacy Board, St. Stephen's Ward, Edin-
burgh.
In 1898 Kemp obtained a commission in the
Queen's Edinburgh Rifle Volunteer Brigade,
The Royal Scots, in which he served until 1911,
attaining the rank of Captain. For many years
he was instructor of musketry to the ist, znd
and 3rd Battalions of the Brigade. Owing to
ill health he resigned his commission in 1911,
and in September 1914 joined the 2/sth Royal
Scots ; subsequently he was attached to the igth
Battalion and then to the ist Labour Corps.
He gained the substantive rank of Captain and
was Acting Lieutenant-Colonel. Kemp served
in P'rance at Abancourt and in Belgium near
Dickebush and at Hazebrouck, and died, 12
December 1917, of illness contracted while on
active service. He had a fine military record in
his family as he and his three sons were all on
service at the same time.
ROSS, GEORGE JAMES: 2nd Lieutenant,
7th Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers ; son of
Robert R. Ross, seed merchant ; born Aberdeen,
27 March 1892 ; educated Robert Gordon's Col-
lege ; matriculated in Agriculture, 1 909. After
spending a Session in the Agricultural Depart-
ment he obtained an appointment on a planta-
tion in Ceylon, and six months later went to the
Malay States.
On the outbreak of
war he was in the Fe-
derated Malay States
Volunteer Rifles and
served with them till
his return home in
January 1916, when
he joined the 4th Gor-
dons. . After a few
months service .it
home he proceeded to
France. In June 191 7
he obtained a commis-
sion in the Royal Scots Fusiliers, and served
with them till he was killed near Arras on 30
January 1918.
WARK, HUGH ALEXANDER : Lieuten-
ant, (>th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
son of Rev. J a m e s
\Vark; born Banchory,
8 June 1 894; educated
Aberdeen Grammar
School and University.
At the outbreak of war
he was in his third
year at Arts, and read-
ing for Honours in
English. He had
already shown promise
of fine scholarship, and
was hoping to enter
the ministry.
Rejected after three efforts to join the Univ-
sity Company of the Gordon Highlanders, he
went to Banchory and enlisted in the local
Territorial Battalion in November 1914. After
a year's home service he received a commission,
and was sent to France with the 6th Gordons.
There, after two years and four months of service;
during which he was mentioned in dispatches,
he was killed in action on 14 March 1918.
Wark is remembered by his college friends as
essentially boyish — light-hearted, eager, humour-
ous, full of enthusiasms. Through all his life
shone the same sense of devotion, of dedication
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which had ii^pired his choice of profession : and
lu- carried out his duties in the Army "as part
of the service of the Kingdom of God". Hi-
Kurd the countrv, the >\veetiu-ss of tin- woods
and hills, poetrv, games — everything that was
youthful and clean and vigorous: and he lived
.uid died a hoy, doing the part of a man and a
soldier.
BEYER I DGE, BERNARD GORDON:
Captain, R.A.M.C.; M.C. : son of ])r. A. T.
Gordon Beve r i dge :
horn Aherdeen, 29
June 1888; graduated
.M.I!., 1 912 : Private,
Scottish Horse (Uni-
versity Company),
1 908 ; Lieutenant,
R.A.M.C., December
1914.
I fi- served in I-' ranee
with the 2/ist Highland
J-'ield Ambulance until
his death on 21 March
1918 near Bapaume.
He was superintending the disposal of the men
of his unit in a sunken road for shelter as their
hutments were being shelled, when he was mort-
ally wounded and died some hours afterwards at
the 5 ist Divisional Main Dressing Station at
Keitgny. On 20 October 1917 Beveridge had
been awarded the M.C. for gallantry during the
action in front of the Canal near Essex Farm north
of Vpres. The official notice in the "London
Ga/cttc" said: "He was in. charge of a Divi-
sional Collecting and Relay Bearer Post, and
organized and carried out the evacuation of the
wounded over the open under continuous fire.
It was only by his unfailing courage and energy
that the work was accomplished ". He was a
man of remarkable sweetness of disposition and
charm of manner, with a quaint humour all his
own. He was rightly both respected and be-
1 by those who served with and under
him.
COPLAND, ROBKRT FERGUSON: Pri-
vate, 2nd Battalion Wiltshire Regiment;
son of James Copland, teacher; born Cromarty,
14 June 1892 ; he came up to the Uni-
versity in 1909 and
graduated M.B., 1915,
with a good general
<rd.
Copland served as a
Private in the 2nd Ifat-
talion Wiltshire Regi-
ment, and was reported
missing in the heavy
fighting in March 1918,
later it was ascertained
that he met his death
on or about 21 March
1918.
LEITH, DOUGLAS MELD RUM WATSON:
Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; M.C. ; son
of Rev. John Watson
L e i t h, minister of
Meldrum ; born Old
Meldrum, 10 February
1892; educated Aber-
deen Grammar School ;
matriculated in Arts,
1910 : graduated M.A.,
1913; B.Sc. (Agr.),
1914. He represented
the University for some
years in long distance
events.
He enlisted in the 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers early in September 1914, being posted to
the Grammar School Company, and crossed with
them to France in February 1915. After some
arduous months in the Ypres Salient, he was
commissioned in August 1915, went through a
brief training with the 3/4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders at home, and returned to France
in January 1916, where he served continuously
until his death. During the next two and a
quarter years he acted successively as a Platoon
Officer, and as Intelligence Officer to the 4th
Battalion Gordon Highlanders and to the iS4th
Infantry Brigade (Highland Division). On New
Year's Day, 1918, he was awarded the M.C.,
for which he had already been several times re-
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( -onimended. He was killed in action on 21
March 1918 near Beaumez-les-Cambrai, at tin-
very outset of the Germaiv attack.
His strong, reticent, but magnetic' personality
inspired all who knew him with an enduring ad-
miration and affection, and formed an influence
which will not readily pass away.
ROBERTSON, JAMES : Lieutenant-
Colonel, R.A.M.C. ; son of John Robertson,
cooper ; born Ab e r -
i. 1 6 October 1880;
educated Robert
Gordon's Collets ;
graduated M.B., 1904;
M.D., 1908; Ch.M.
(Hons.), 1909. He
studied in Dublin and
Berlin and acted as
Clinical Assistant,
Samaritan Free
Hospital, London,
winning high recom-
mendation from such
eminent authorities as Bumin and Nagel of
Berlin, and McCann of the Samaritan Hospital.
An appointment as Medical Officer to the Dooars,
India, gave him valuable experience, and further
increased his reputation by the efficiency with
which he dealt with an extensive outbreak of
cholera. On his return to Aberdeen he set
up in private practice, and was also appointed
Senior Assistant Anaesthetist at the Royal In-
firmary.
When mobilization orders came in 1914,
Robertson was a Captain attached to the 2/1 st
Highland Field Ambulance. In May 1915 he
went to France where he rose rapidly in rank,
commanded the Ambulance, and was mentioned
in Sir Douglas Haig's Dispatch of Christmas
1917. His death in action near Bapaume on
21 March 1918 cut short a career which had
already done credit to his Alma Mater. Gifted
with a high intelligence, accompanied by un-
quenchable enthusiasm and that possession so
necessary to the true research worker, imagina-
tion, Robertson would have justified the ex-
pectations of those who hoped great things of
his future career.
BARCLAY, Rev. ROBERT STEPHEN : 2nd
Lieutenant, Royal Scots ; son of James
Barclay, ship's carpen-
ter ; born Fraserburgh, ' ^^^^^^•^•^^n
20 November 1868 ;
pupil teacher, Fraser-
burgh ; student in Arts,
1893-97 ; Divinity,
1898 ; took the Divin-
'ity Course at St. An-
drews University, li-
censed, 1901 ; Assistant
Minister, St. Andrew's
Church, Perth ;
Minister in Charge-,
St. Mark's C h u r ch,
Perth, 1907.
Whilst at Aberdeen University Barclay joined
the O.T.C. In December 1915 he enlisted in
the Royal Scots, was commissioned in the i3th
Battalion of the same Regiment, July 1916, and
went to France in 1917. Both in the Church
and in the Army Barclay threw himself with zeal
into the cause in hand. He fell " gallantly leading
on his men" in the battle of Arras, 22 March
1918.
COUTTS, WILLIAM ERNEST: Captain,
6th Battalion The Black Watch ; son of
William Coutts, sani-
tary inspector ; born
Ellon, 8 October 1886;
educated Ellon H.G.
School ; graduated
M.A., 1912; Science
Master at New Deer
and at Galston, Ayr-
shire; appointed
Headmaster, Port
Elphinstone School,
During his Univer-
sity career Coutts was
an enthusiastic member of " U " Company, and
enlisted on the outbreak of war, receiving a com-
mission in the 6th Battalion Black Watch in
September 1914. He went with his Battalion
to France in May 1915, but was invalided
home in July and, after attending several courses
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of instruction, in which he took high places,
was appointed Instructor with the Rex-ive Black
\Vatch. Hi- rejoined his Battalion in France in
November 1017, and was reported "wounded
and missing" on 22 March 1918 during the
German advance. Later his grave was found
near the Bapaumc-(.'amlmii road. Captain
Coutts gained the esteem of the officers and
men of his Battalion as he gained, in his pro-
fession, the respect of his pupils and the con- •
fidence of their parents.
HIGH, ROBERT DONALD : Lieutenant,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son of
James High, M o n y-
P^^^^^^^^MJ musk ; born M o n y-
musk, 20 October
^^^•v 1880. Prior to com-
l^lrj^ mencing his University
career he was a pupil
at Robert Gordon's
College. After tak-
ing his Arts course,
1900-07, he be-
came Assistant
Master in Moffat
Academy, and at the
outbreak of war was
Headmaster in Ladykirk Public School, Ber-
wickshire.
1 1 e enlisted in the* 4th Gordon Highlanders
at the beginning of 1916, and in December of
that year was transferred to the loth Battalion
Cadet Corps at Gailes, where, after a short time
of training, he received commissioned rank, and
was again attached to the 4th Gordon High-
landers.
At the great German offensive in March 1918
he was reported "missing," and a year later was
officially reported as having been killed in ac-
tion at Hermies, between Bapaume and Cam-
brai, on 22 March 1918.
MACIVER, FINLAY: Private, 13th
Battalion Yorkshire Regiment; son of
Kenneth Maciver, Barvas ; born Stornoway,
25 May 1893; educated Nicolson Institute,
Stornoway; matriculated, 1912. After a suc-
cessful cai i student of Agriculture he
graduated B.Sc. (Agr.) in 1915.
He then joined the
Army Veterinary Corps
with which he pro-
ceeded to Frame in
June 1916, and rose
to the rank of Ser-
geant. He transferred
ill October 1917 to
the 1 3th Yorkshires as
a Private, and was
killed in action in
Flanders, near Armen-
tieres, on 22 March
1918.
McKENZIE, ALEXANDER RITCHIE
DOUGHTY : 2nd Lieutenant, 4th Bat-
talion Gordon
Highlanders ; son
of Alexander E.
McKenzie, cashier;
born Aberdeen, 6
March 1894 ; educated
Aberdeen Grammar
School, where he had
an excellent record ;
entered the University
as 1 5th Bursar, 1912 ;
graduated M.A. with
First Class Honours in
Classics, 1916 ; gained
Black Latin Prize ; " a conspicuously able
student," he intended proceeding to the ministry
of the U.F. Church.
McKenzie joined the i ith Gordon Highlanders
as a Private in 1916, rose to Sergeant, and was
commissioned in March 1917 in the 4th Gordons,
with whom he went to France in December of
that year. He was reported " missing " in the
great offensive of March 1918, and returned
prisoners of war testified that he was killed in
action on the morning of 22 March.
McKenzie's ability as a student and his courage
as an officer, combined with an absolute sincerity
of character, make it clear that he would have
been a valuable member of his chosen pro-
fession.
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MORGAN', JOHN": 2nd Lieutenant,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders;
son (if F. \V. ( i. Morgan,
builder ; born Huntly,
26 May 1881 ; edu-
cated Gordon Schools,
Huntly ; student in
Law, 1901-03, 1907-
oS ; admitted a Law
Audit in 1906 ; later
pri/cman in Shipping
Law. From then on-
wards his work in the
Sheriff Court fore-
shadowed a career rich
in promise.
The war was but a few months old when he
enlisted in the 2/4th Gordons, December 1914,
and became C.Q.M.S. before joining the i/4th
Gordons in France in the autumn of 1915.
There he did very effective work in the trying
time that followed. Returning home for a com-
mission, he was gazetted in December 1916.
Spring saw him back with his Battalion in
France ; he was wounded and invalided home
for a short time, then he rejoined the Battalion
in January, to fall fighting bravely with his
Company on the fateful 22 March 1918. His
men loved him ; his brother officers will never
forget him ; staunch and steadfast, he compelled
their love.
SUTHERLAND, JOHN : 2nd Lieutenant,
6th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers;
son of Adam Suther-
land, crofter; born
Tarves, 28 March
1891 ; educated Tarves
Public School and
Central H.G. School,
Aberdeen ; entered the
University, 1910;
graduated M.A., 1913,
and during these years
studied and gained
various certificates at
the Training Centre.
He taught first at
Rothiemay and then as Assistant Master at
Fetteresso Public School, where he entered
upon a promising career cut short by the war.
On 12 February 1916 Sutherland joined the
i/5th Gordon Highlanders, and underwent train-
ing in England till November when he crossed
to France. After serving in the ranks he was
commissioned in the 6th Battalion Lancashire
Fusiliers, i August 1917. lie acted as Intel-
ligence Officer, later as Adjutant, which post he
held at the time of his death. He was killed in
action on 22 March 1918 when rallying his men
in a new line of defence at Roisel, having worked
unceasingly and fearlessly in organizing the
system of defence. A fellow-officer wrote :
" His fine example both in daily life and in the
face of the enemy had no small influence on
officers and men of the Battalion ".
SUTHERLAND, ROBERT: Corporal,
Special Company, Royal Engineers;
son of A 1 e x a n d e r
Sutherland, shop-
keeper ; born A b e r-
deen, 23 January 1890.
He was educated at
Robert Gordon's Col-
lege, and in 1908 took
a good place in the
Bursary Competition.
He graduated M.A.
(II Maths.) in 1912
and B.Sc. in 1915, and
was appointed Science
Master at Inverurie
Academy. Sutherland was widely known among
his contemporaries. His delightful, quiet, unas-
suming manner, his ready wit, and his willingness
to be of use as a pianist on all kinds of occasions
made him deservedly popular.
In June 1916 he joined G. Special Company,
R.E., and in November of that year was sent to
France where he served till 22 March 1918, on
which date he was reported " missing and be-
lieved killed ".
SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM HENRY : 2nd
Lieutenant, 4th Battalion Gordon High-
landers ; M.C. ; son of James Sutherland ;
born Thurso, 5 March 1892 ; educated Robert
Gordon's College, Aberdeen, where he had a
IN MKMORTAM.
distinguished career. In 1914 he graduated
M.A. \\iih First ('hiss Honours in Economic
Science and Sc-cond
Class Honours in
Classics. Hi.- gained
the Liddel Greek Pri/e
in 1912 and 1914.
Keenly interested in
social problems, Suther-
land saw clearly how
war would endanger
progress, but, like a
true lover of peace, he
was willing to fight to
win it. In March
1913 he enlisted in
the 4th Gordon Highlanders, serving in the ranks
at home and then in France from February
1915 till December 1916, when he was com-
missioned. In October 1917 he was mentioned
in dispatches and was awarded the Military
Cross. He remained in F'rance, taking part in
much severe fighting, till he fell in action, while
sen-ing with the I2th Royal Scots, on the Canal
du Nord, on 23 March 1918.
SMART, WILLIAM: Private, 1st Bat-
talion South African Infantry ; son of
William Smart ; born
King Edward, i
November 1876 ;
graduated M.A., 1897.
After graduation Smart
went to South Africa
and taught for several
ye;irs at Wellington.
He then became Head-
master at Port Nolloth,
Cape Colony, but had
to resign owing to ill-
_ health. Later he took
up farming.
Smart enlisted in the South African Infantry
as a Private and served in France until 24 March
1918, when he was reported "missing'' and
afterwards, "killed in action" in the Gauche
Wood region.
EWEN, WILLIAM JAMES : Captain, 3rd
Battalion The Royal West Kent Regiment;
son of John Kwcii, sailmaker; born Kn/ic, Hanff-
shue, 10 May 1X90; educated St. Joseph's Col-
lege, Dumfries ; student
in .Medicine, 1908-1 1.
On the outbreak of
war Kwen enlisted in
the R.A.M.C. Ik-
gained his commission
in the 3rd Battalion
Royal West Kent Regi-
ment in July 1916,
and was attached to the
8th Battalion, serving
in France from Sep-
tember 1915 onwards
till the time of his
death. He was killed whilst commanding
" A " Company of his Regiment near Chaulnes,
25 March 1918. Ewen was one of six brothers
who joined the Army in 1914 and 1915, and
possessed all the soldierly qualities which go to
the making of the fine officer. Many wrote their
appreciation of him and of his work in the
Army, which was summed up in the words of
his C.O. : " He had done magnificent work in
the very strenuous fighting in which we were en-
gaged, he led his men with great skill, bravery
and dash, his work while in command of the
Company culminating in the glorious example of
personal bravery and perseverance which he set to
all his officers and men during the last four terrible
days of his life — all of it was simply splendid".
KENNEDY, ANDREW MACPHERSON :
2nd Lieutenant, 20th Battalion Lanca-
shire Fu si 1 i e rs ;
son of Donald Ken-
n e d y, Inverness;
born Inverness, 2
September 1890;
educated at 1 n v e r-
gordon Academy and
Inverness Royal
Academy ; student in
Medicine, Aberdeen
University, 1909-13.
Kennedy had to give
up his studies for a
time, owing to bad
health, and went to Borneo.
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In January 1916 he "returned from abroad to
join the Seaforth Highlanders, in which he served
until February 1917, when he was commissioned
2nd Lieutenant in the Lancashire Fusiliers. He
was trained at Ripon, from January to April
1916, and served with distinction in France
from April 1916 to March 1918. At the time
of his death, his Colonel testified to his splendid
qualities of leadership and his gallantry as a
gentleman. Kennedy was one of the medical
students who were given permission to return to
finish their medical course, but he asked his
Commanding Officer to be allowed to remain for
the attack which was daily expected. His re-
quest was granted, and now the Highlands are
the poorer for the loss of one who nobly gave his
life. He fell in action at Maricourt on 26 March
1918.
IRVINE, EDWARD WHITE: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, Royal Field Artillery ; son of Rev.
John A. Irvine,
Aberdeen ; born Liver-
p o o 1, 30 September
1897 ; educated Aber-
deen Grammar School ;
student in Medicine,
1915-16.
Irvine served with the
Aberdeen University
O.T.C. from 1915-16,
and with the Edinburgh
University O.T.C. from
1916-17 ; he was com-
missioned in the R.F. A.,
June 1917, gained special distinction in signall-
ing, and proceeded to France early in the follow-
ing year. His military career was all too short,
for after seven weeks in France he fell near Mor-
court-sur-Somme, at the head of his guns, lead-
ing them into action, 27 March 1918. During
all the previous seven days of almost continuous
fighting his cheerful courage had never failed.
Summing up his character one who knew him
well wrote : " He was a son to be proud of, a friend
to be loved, a man to be respected and a soldier
worthy of the highest praise ".
HADDEN, CYRIL MARTIN: Captain,
3rd Royal Scots Fusiliers ; son of Martin
I
L. Hadden ; born Aberdeen, 11 November
educated Ardvreck and Charterhouse ; graduated
M.A., 1902 ; B . L . ,
1905 ; Member of the
Society of Advocates
in Aberdeen, 1906.
Enlisted Public
Schools Battalion Royal
Fusiliers, September
1914; commissioned
ist Royal Scots
Fusiliers, n June
1915; went out to
France August 1915,
when he was attached
to the ist Battalion
Royal Fusiliers ; severely wounded November
1916. Returned to France and served with 3rd
Royal Scots Fusiliers in February 1917. Killed
in action near the Menin Road, 28 March 1918.
SENEQUE, EUGENE PROSPER : Private,
Hampshire Regiment ; son of jean Joseph
Seneque, engineer; born Mauritius, 7 September
1884; matriculated, 1912 ; student in Medicine,
1912-14.
When war broke out Seneque was a third year
student, and instead of continuing his medical
studies he enlisted, October 1914, in the Hamp-
shire Regiment, serving first with the nth and
later with the ist Battalion. All his active
service was in France, where he served con-
tinuously from 1914 onwards, except for one
short period in hospital. On 28 March 1918
he was hit by a bomb and killed instantaneously.
His C.O. wrote : " I hear specially good ac-
counts of his behaviour during the attack. He
displayed great coolness, and would probably
have had his name forwarded for a decoration
had he come through."
ARCHIBALD, JOHN : Captain, Gth Bat-
talioii Gordon Highlanders ; M.C. with
Bar ; son of Thomas G. Archibald, architect ;
born Huntly, 10 September 1893. He was edu-
cated at Gordon Schools, Huntly, and matricu-
lated as an Arts student in the winter of 1912,
his intention being to enter the Church.
He was mobilized on the outbreak of war with
the 6th Battalion Gordon Highlanders, and hold-
IN MEMORIAL.
ing the rank of Sergeant he proceeded to Krance
with the Battalion 'in November 1914. Severe!)
wounded at Neuve
Chapelle, he was in-
valided home, but
very soon after re-
covery he returned to
France. June 1915
saw him commissioned
in the 6th Gordons
for his work on the
field. He was wounded
a second time during
the Somme offensive
in 1916, and after a
brief spell in hospital
returned to the Front, where he served continu-
ously until the spring of 1918. He was Captain
and Adjutant of his Battalion, when during the
German offensive of March he was wounded for
the third time, receiving mortal injuries to which
he succumbed on 31 March.
Suddenly launched on a career so very di-
nt from the one he had in his mind to
adopt, he was not found wanting, but gained
distinction, receiving the Military Cross and in
King's Birthday Honours, 1918 — Bar to M.C.
McKENZIE, LESLIE : Lieutenant, Black
Watch ; son of the Rev. Alexander McKenzie ;
born Coull, 20 June
1893; educated
Gordon's College,
Aberdeen ; entered
Aberdeen University
as bursar, 1911;
Jenkyns Prize in Classi-
cal Philology, 1914 ;
M.A., 1915. Astudent
of the highest promise,
he was prevented by
the outbreak of war
from finishing his
Honours course in
Classics, but was granted the degree of M.A. /'//
absentia. '
McKenzie was mobilized with " U " Company,
4th Gordon Highlanders, and on i January 1915
was gazetted to the 8th Black Watch, with whom
he crossed to France in May. He was twice
iely wounded, but returned to the Front each
time and served until wounded at Arras so
severely that he died at Camieres on 2 April
1918.
There was nothing in " Homer " McKenzie
that was not genuine, and everything he did he
did with both hands. He never shirked spade
work, and his scholarship was all the more
brilliant for being sound. Ever unruffled in
spirit by the heaviest defeat, he must have de-
liberately " wangled " his third trip to France —
otherwise the effects of his wounds would have
kept him at home. Still young in years, he died
a man who confirmed among men the promise
of his youth.
JOHNSTON, JOHN: 2nd Lieutenant,
Royal Engineers ; son of William Johnston,
blacksmith ; born
Hat ton of F'intray,
Aberdeenshire, 27
August 1893 ; student
in Arts, 1913-15.
Immediately on the
outbreak of hostilities
Johnston offered him-
self for service, but it
was in the second year
of the war that circum-
stances admitted of his
entering the Army, and
he became a Sapper,
R.E., August 1915. His ardent wish was to go
on active service, but an appointment as drill
instructor caused another delay, and it was not
till the spring of 1918, shortly after he had been
commissioned in the R.E., that he reached the
Front. He took part in the heavy fighting in
March of that year, but his period of active service
was brief. He had been only five weeks abroad
when he was killed by a sniper, near Messines,
Flanders, 9 April 1918 — "a fearless, true-
hearted son of the north ".
CHRYSTALL, WILLIAM : Private, Black
Watch ; son of James L. Chrystall, house-
painter ; born Banchory, 23 May 1899 ; educated
Robert Gordon's College, Aberdeen ; student in
Arts, 1915-17. He was a brilliant student, and
in his short University career gave promise of
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the "great orifices" which might have fallen to
his "full-grown energies ". To take one first
place, one second, two
third and one fourth
in two sessions is a
record not often sur-
passed.
Chrystull enlisted 24
May 1917 as a FIT.
in the 4oth T.R.H.
Cameron Highlanders,
and was attached to
the 4th Battalion
Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders, and to
the i /6th, The Black
Watch. He served at home from 24 May 1917
till 31 March 1918, and in France from that
date till 10 April 1918, when he was killed in
action at Lestrem.
MACILWRAITH, WILLIAM SYMING-
TON: Pioneer, Special Company, R.E. ;
son of William Macil-
wraith, ironmonger;
born Elgin, 16 January
1885 ; ed ucat ed at
Elgin West End School
and Academy ; he came
up to the University in
1905, was a student in
Arts from 1905-08,
and student in Science
1908-09. Graduated
M.A., 1908. The same
year he became Science
Master at Alva
Academy, Clackmannanshire, and three years
later was transferred to Tayport Academy, Fife,
also as Science Master.
\Vhilst at the University he was an enthusiastic
member of " U " Company, 4th Gordon High-
landers. Alter the outbreak of war he was, owing
to his profession, exempted for some time, but
in September 1917 he was posted to the (ias
Service, R.E., and in January 1918 proceeded
to France with one of the Special Companies,
R.E. He was killed in action at Steenwerck,
Flanders, 10 April 1918.
HENDERSON, JAMES MACDONALD :
Acting-Major, 4th H a 1 1 a 1 i o n (J o rd o 11
Highlanders (uttd.
Argyll and Suther-
land Highlanders) ;
M.C. with Kar;
son of James M.
I Irnderson, fa r m e i :
born R o s s k e e n, 6
January 1891; ed u-
cated InvergO rdo n
Academy and Gordon's
College ; entered the
University, 1908, as
1 9th bursar. It was
to English studies he
turned, and he closed a brilliant progress by
graduating M.A., 1912 with ist ('lass Honours
in English (Seafield Medal, Minto Pri/e).
Henderson's character, as it gradually revealed
itself to one who, like the writer, knew him first
across the barrier that separates teacher and
taught, and then with ever increasing intimacy as
Assistant (1913) and friend, was a continuous
unfolding of new depths and heights. All his
work was excellent, and he showed himself an
enthusiastic but discriminating student of the
work of living poets and prose writers. 1 have
had few greater pleasures than that of a daily
intercourse with his beautiful and modest char-
acter, his ardour and conscientiousness as teacher
and examiner, his pure and genuine zeal for
literature.
Then came the war, and a new revelation of
the depth and strength of character which
underlay the eagerness and refinement of his
mind and temper. When he enlisted, almost
immediately after the opening of the session, I
admired what seemed to me a great act of moral
courage on the part of a retired student bound
to feel acutely out of harmony with his environ-
ment. It proved quite otherwise. As a Private
in the 2/4th Gordons he found points of contact
and sympathy with men of traditions and ex-
perience the most remote from his own. He
became an ardent and persuasive recruiter. In
May 1915 he received a commission in the 3/4th
Gordons and soon went abroad. On active
service he proved not only a conscientious but
a courageous and able soldier, intellectually
IN MKUORIAM.
interested in tin- career he had embraced as .in
of duty, as loyally devoted to the officers
under whom he served as he had been to the
teachers under whom he studied. In 1916 he
Military Cross tor his courage and
enterprise in raiding trenches, and in April 1917
a bar to the Cross for his conduct in the attack
on Yimy KiiL
A man of his line and sensitive character
necessarily felt the cruel and terrible strain
of the war, but in a single letter only did
he sound a despondent note, and when I met
him shortly afterwards the mood had gone and
his note was that of cheerful resignation, with
just a shade of contempt for those who were
earning distinctions in safe billets at home. Each
return showed an advance in self-confidence and
power to accept responsibility. He was at home
on leave from the yth Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders (to which he had been attached as
Acting-Major) when the great German offensive
began in March 1918. Without waiting for his
recall he hurried back, and was killed in action
at Locon, 11 April 1918. In a few years he had
lived a full life, had developed from the shy,
absorbed student to the brave and enterprising
soldier, to the experienced and able and trusted
officer who, at the moment he fell, was Acting-
Commander of his Battalion.
SKENE, IAN: 2nd Lieutenant, 6th
Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers; M.C. ;
son of Alexander
Skene of Avondow ;
born Peterculter, 1 2
July 1891. He was
educated at Robert
Gordon's College, and
in 1908 entered Aber-
deen University as a
student of medicine.
He took a whole-
hearted part in the
social — particularly the
musical — and sporting
life of his class. Apart
from a love of books he was not a student by
nature, and in 1912 he went to Ceylon, as a
learner on a tea estate. There he found a wide
and congenial field for his energies in his work
as a planter, in athletics and as a member ot
tin' ( Vylon Planters' Rifle Corps and Motor Cycle
( 'orps.
As a student he had served for four years in
" U " Company, 4th Gordons, and in the spring < if
1917 he came home and enlisted in the ( i
Highlanders. He was sent to the <
Battalion at Gailes, and in October was com-
missioned and gaxetted to the Lancashire
.Fusiliers. He joined the i ,6th Battalion of his
Regiment in France a month later. He was
one of those who at once adapted theniM i
active service conditions; in March 19 1 X the
Divisional Commander wrote to his Brigadier:
" Please congratulate 2nd Lieutenant Ian SI
on his patrolling. He has been doing a lot of
good work lately." He was awarded the Military-
Cross for gallantry in leading trench raids on the
i3th, i4th, and 151(1 of March. On the 22nd of
that month he w.as wounded and taken prisoner.
On 13 April 1918 he died in the German War
Hospital at Valenciennes.
MUNRO, JOHN : 2nd Lieutenant. 4th
Battalion Seaforth Highlanders ; M.C. ;
son of John Munro ;
born Stornoway, 10
December 1889 ; edu-
cated Knock Public
School, where he
served as a pupil
teacher, proceeding
afterwards to the Nicol-
son Institute, Storno-
way, and in 1911 to
Aberdeen University,
graduating M.A. in
1914.
Before the war
Munro had been in the Ross Mountain Battery
and a Private in " U " Company, 4th Gordon
Highlanders. In August 1914 he joined the
4th Seaforth Highlanders as a Private and served
with them in France from November 1914 to
June 1916, when he was sent to Gailes Cadet
Camp. He was commissioned in November
1916, returned to France and served till he fell
in action at Wytschaete, Belgium, on 16 April
1918. He was awarded the Military Cross on
13 April 1918 : " For conspicuous gallantry and
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devotion to duty, when he covered the withdrawal
of the Battalion with his platoon until it was
nearly surrounded, and extricated it from a very
difficult position in a most skilful manner".
BOOTH, JOHN LYON : Captain, the Sea-
forth Highlanders ; M.C. ; son of Alexander
Booth, commercial
traveller; born Aber-
deen, 10 September
1892 ; educated at
Aberdeen G r a m mar
School ; matriculated
in Arts, 1910, enterhg
the University as yth
liursar ; graduated
M.A. 1914, with
Second Class Honours
in Classics, gaining dis-
tinction in Roman
1 li story.
A time-expired Territorial he rejoined the
Grammar School Company of the 6th Battalion
Gordon Highlanders on 24 August 1914,
leaving a post in journalism in order to do so.
Crossing to l-'rance in March 1915, he was
shortly afterwards sent to the Officers Training
Corps at G.H.Q., whence he was commissioned
in the 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders.
Thereafter Booth's advancement was rapid.
He rose to a substantive captaincy, and acted
first as Officer Commanding, and then as Second
in Command of his Battalion — surely a unique
record for a Territorial of twenty-four in a line
regiment. In November 1916 he was awarded
the Military Cross. During those tense April
days he fell at Paccut Wood, near La Bassee,
1 8 April 1918.
Conscientious and resolute, he was an out-
standing soldier and a steadfast friend.
MILNE, PATRICK GEORGE: Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; son of James Milne ; born Fraser-
burgh, 3 January 1887; educated Fraserburgh
Academy and subsequently at Milne's Institu-
tion, Fochabers ; graduated M.B., 1915.
Immediately after graduation he joined the
R.A.M.C., was attached to the gist Field Am-
bulance, and was shortly afterwards gazetted to
the 93rd Field Ambulance, July 1915. He-
served for a time in France, returning later
to Kngland, where he
was President of Medi-
cal Boards at ( 'hatham,
and Medical Officer to
the Notts and Derby
Regiment. He re-
turned to France in
1918, and a fortnight
later was killed in ac-
tion at an advanced
dressing station near
Armentieres, 22 April
1918.
BRUCE, WILLIAM GEORGE: Lieu-
tenant, Royal Engineers ; son of A. S. R.
Bruce, advocate : born
A b e r d e e n, 8 J u 1 y
1895 ; educated Aber-
deen Gram mar School ;
student in Agriculture,
1913-14.
During the session
he spent as an Agri-
cultural student at the
University, Bruce
joined the Signal Sec-
tion, 4th Gordon
Highlanders, and was
mobilized on the out-
break of war. He was transferred to the Royal
Engineers in December, and obtained a com-
mission in May 1915. After serving at home
with the 64th Signal Company, R.E., he pro-
ceeded to France in November 1917 as a Signal
Officer in the 8th Corps. He subsequently
became Signal Officer to the 15 6th Brigade,
R.F.A., which post he held till he was killed in
action near Kemmel Hill, 25 April 1918.
McQUIBAN, WILLIAM: Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; son of James McQuiban ; born
London, 23 October 1875 ; educated Gordon's
College; graduated M.B., 1901 ; House Surgeon,
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary ; Clinical Aural As-
sistant, London Hospital ; practised at Stoke
Newington 1902-16.
IN MEMQRIAM.
McOuiban was commissioned in the R.A.M.( '.
in August 1916 and was attached to the
5oth Indian General
Hospital at Bombay
for twelve months.
In November 1917 he
went to Palestine and
was stationed at an
.meed post doing
such good work that
his C.O. declared him
to be the best worker
he had under him.
He died from cardiac
neuritis in a military
hospital at El - Arish
on 2 May 1918.
STUART, FRANCIS LEE : Driver, Royal
Field Artillery; son of Robert Stuart, slater;
born Aberdeen, 2 7
January 1883 ; edu-
cated Robert Gordon's
College and Central
Higher Grade School ;
student in Arts,
1904-08. He took a
keen interest in all
'Varsity sports, and was
very popular, possess-
ing the ready "give
and take " of the real
sportsman. In 1908
he entered the teaching
profession and held appointments in Bervie,
Klgin and the Higher Grade School, Aboyne,
and in all of them proved his ability as a teacher.
Joining the Royal Field Artillery in January
1917, Stuart was immediately transferred to the
Signal Section, stationed first in Edinburgh and
then in Aldershot. After a few months training
he crossed as a First Class Signaller to France,
and on 3 May 1918 he was killed at an Obser-
vation Post, while mending a wire under heavy
shell fire.
I'HILIP, JOHN ALEXANDER: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, Royal Field Artillery ; son of James
Philip, Clayfords, Strichen ; born there, 6 March
1895 : educated Strichen Higher Grade Public
School. He joined the Agricultural Depart-
ment of the I'niversity in 1910 and obtained the
University Diploma in
1 1) i 3, and the National
Diploma in 1914.
While a student he
was a member of the
transport section of the
R.A.M.C., on the out-
break of war he volun-
teered for service
abroad, and in March
1915 sailed for the
Dardanelles with the
8gth Field Ambu-
lance. He w e n t
through the whole of the Gallipoli campaign and
gained the rank of Sergeant. After serving in
F ranee for a time he obtained a commission in
the Royal Field Artillery in January 1918. Two
months later he was attached to a Field Battery
at the Front and while acting as Forward Observ-
ing Officer on 6 May he received wounds from
which he died the following day, 7 May 1918.
As a student he took a very active part in the
social side of University life, and as a soldier
his unswerving honesty and fearless leadership
won the respect of all ranks.
LARG, ALEXANDER: Cadet, Artists'
Rifles; son of Peter Larg, music-seller; born
Aberdeen, 2 1 April
1891; educated a t
Ferryhill Public
School and Robert Gor-
don's College; for some
time employed with
Messrs. Leslie & Co.,
Shipping Agents, Aber-
deen. He matricu-
lated in October 1912,
gained a high position
in the Bursary Com-
petition, and graduated
M.A. in 1915 with
First Class Honours in modern languages.
In November of the same year he enlisted as
a cadet in the Artists' Rifles but was discharged
in 1917, having broken down under training,
and took up teaching in modern languages in
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the City of London College. He died on 13
May 1918 from the effects of illness contracted
on service.
An indefatigable scholar, Alexander Larg had
acquired a wide range of knowledge of the litera-
ture and languages of Europe and gave promise
of a fruitful career. At the tinle of his death
he was preparing a thesis for the London M.A.
WRIGHT, ROBERT JAMES BARRON :
Captain, R.A.M.C.; son of Robert Wright.
M.A. ; born Forgue, 30
June 1882 ; educated
Aberdeen Grammar
School; M.B., 1904.
After graduation
Wright became as-
sistant to a doctor in
Cumberland and later
practised at Insch and
P'orgue.
He joined the
R.A.M.C. as a dis-
penser and was com-
missioned in October
1917, but was never on active service. He died
at Catterick Camp, Yorks, 13 May 1918, from
illness contracted during service.
MACDONALD, JOHN : 2nd Lieutenant,
Royal Garrison Artillery ; son of Alex-
ander Macdonald,
crofter ; born Gairloch,
Ross-shire, 15 October
1879. After passing
through the somewhat
meagre training open
to the " lad o' pairts "
in the more remote
districts of the High-
lands he proceeded to
Aberdeen University
where he graduated
M.A. in 1902. In the
following year he was
appointed Assistant Master in Castle Douglas
H.G. School, where he revealed exceptional
ability as a teacher of Mathematics. In 1910
he was appointed Mathematical Master in
Hermitage H.G. School, Helensburgh, a post
which he held at the date of his death.
Thoroughly interested in his subject he con-
tinued his studies and secured in 1914 the
degree of B.Sc. (Lond.) with highest honours.
At the outbreak of war Macdonald, being
refused permission to serve abroad, joined the
Dumbartonshire Volunteers and rapidly rose
from Private to C.Q.M.S. When the need for
men became acute he joined the Artists' Rifles
3 May 1917, and after serving for a few months
at Romford was transferred to the R.G.A. Cadet
School, Uckfield, Sussex, whence in March
1918 he proceeded to France with the rank of
2nd Lieutenant. He was killed in action 27
May 1918.
Macdonald was a man of sterling sincerity
and uprightness. He gave no half-hearted
service and tolerated none. His loss is one
which can never be filled.
JOHNSON, JOHN HERCULES : Lieu-
tenant, Royal Air Force ; son of William
Johnson, Haroldswick ;
born Haroldswick,
Shetland, 19 October
1895 ; student in Agri-
culture, 1915-17.
Johnson was one of
the few agricultural
students of his time
who made his influence
felt among the students
of other faculties with-
out neglecting the
affairs of his own de-
partment where he did
useful work, particularly as Secretary of the
Agricultural Society in 1916-17.
He left in April 1917 to join the Royal Air
Force, and after a strenuous nine months training
as a Pilot was sent to France. . He was attached
to the 43rd, a squadron of single-seater fighting
'planes, each carrying two quick-firing guns, and
soon earned a good reputation as a fearless and
skilful airman. Near Noyon, on 9 June 1918,
he was reported missing and subsequently pre-
sumed killed on that date. His Major wrote :
" He was a great loss to the Squadron, as he
was a good Pilot and very keen ".
IN MEMORIAM.
SMITH, JAMES BOWMAN: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 7th Battalion Duke of Cornwall's
Light Infantry ; son
of John Smith ; born
A h o y n e, 6 August
1896; e d u c a te d
Aboyne H.G. School
and Gordon's College ;
entered the University
in 1914 where he was
a student in Arts and
Science.
In May 1916 Smith
enlisted in the I4th
(Service) Battalion
Scottish Rifles ; after
a short period of training he was drafted to
France where he served for over a year, and
after further training was gazetted to the Duke
of Cornwall's Light Infantry, crossed again to
1'Vance in April 1918, and with his Company
saw heavy fighting and did splendid work.
He was killed in action whilst trying to reach
an isolated outpost near Merville, 28 June 1918.
HENDERSON, GEORGE ANDREW
FALCONER : Flight-Lieutenant, Royal
Air Force ; son of
Rev. Richard Hender-
son, parish minister,
Longside, Aberdeen-
shire ; born at Manse
of Maryton, Forfarshire,
19 March 1895; edu-
cated at the Public
School Longside,
Peterhead Academy,
and Gordon's College.
He entered the Uni-
versity in 1913, and at
once became a member
of "TJ " Company, 4th Gordons.
On the outbreak of war he volunteered for
foreign service, but owing to ill-health he was
unable, to his great regret, to proceed with his
Company to France. In August 1915 he was
commissioned to the 3rd Battalion Gordon High-
landers, and in July 1916 was attached to the
and Battalion. With this Battalion he served in
France until November 1917, when he was trans-
ferred to the Royal Flying Corps. In February
1918 Henderson graduated as Pilot, and there-
after was appointed Flying ln>tructor. He re-
ceived a commission in the Royal Air Force, and
at his death had attained the rank of Flight-
Lieutenant. While acting as Flying Instructor
he received fatal injuries through an aeroplane
collision on 2 July. He died in the Military
Hospital, Grantham, on 4 July 1978.
GILLESPIE, JOHN : Private, 4th Bat-
talion South African Scottish (Infantry) ;
son of James Gillespie,
card maker; born
S t o n e y w o o d, Aber-
deenshire, 17 February
1884 ; educated at
Newhills School (where
he became a pupil-
teacher) and the Nor-
mal College ; matricu-
lated in 1902 and
graduated M.A., 1905.
Teaching was his bent,
and he proved him-
self a teacher of the
best type, with high ideals of his profession.
For some eight years he was second master at
Cults Public School, then filled a post at the
Training Institute, Morija, Basutoland, and later
was Mathematical Master at the Boys' High
School, Rondebosch, Capetown.
Gillespie was a true pacifist, so sincere in his
devotion to peace that he felt he must fight for
her sake. In June 1916 he enlisted in the South
African Scottish and came home to complete
his training. After some months in England he
crossed to France in April 1917, and saw some
keen fighting with a Trench Mortar Battery in
the 9th Division, of which the South Africans
formed a part. His C.O. wrote : " For the
short time he served in the Battery he made
many friends, and his loss will be deeply felt
by all, not only as a friend but also as an excel-
lent soldier". He was killed in action while
serving his guns near Meteren, west of Bailleul,
12 July 1918, having seen only three months of
active service.
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MURRAY, IIKRKEKT: Captain, 4th Bat-
talion Gordon Highlanders; M.C. ;
son of Peter Murray,
builder; born Newhills,
Aberdeenshire, 1 1 I >e-
cember 1885 ; ed u-
iitted Gordon's C o 1-
lege. He graduated
M.A., 1908, and joined
the teaching staff of
Gordon's College.
Early in 1915 he
enlisted in the 4th Bat-
talion Gordon High-
landers, and after a
short training was sent
out to France. From April to June the Bat-
talion was constantly in action, and he was
severely wounded and sent to hospital in F.ng-
land. In August of the same year he received
his commission, and spent about eight months
as musketry instructor at home. In April 1917
he was again at the Front. For his brilliant
and courageous action during the terrible days
of March 1918, lie was awarded the Military
Cross ; and from then till 20 July 1918, when
he fell at the Hois de Courton north of Epernay,
he took part in all the fighting where his Bat-
talion had so foremost a place.
The same strong and lovable personality, that
won him friendship and affection all through life,
stood the hard test of the battle front, and the
deeper qualities of unselfish purpose, idealism
and devotion, helped him to meet with courage
the greatest test of all.
PATERSON, CHARLES GORDON : Pri-
vate, 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ;
M.M. ; son of James R. C. Paterson ; born
Aberdeen, 18 April 1897. As a boy of four-
teen years he was attached to the Pathology
Department of the University and from there
was transferred to the Anatomy Department as
an attendant. Paterson was a bright, frank,
straightforward lad of a very pleasant and like-
able disposition, ever ready to perform his duties
with a cheery smile.
In November 1915 he enlisted in the Gordon
Highlanders and after undergoing his period of
i"
training at Bedford joined in March 1916 the
4th Battalion in France.
His officers found in
him an ideal soldier,
ever cheerful and un-
complaining and ever
ready to do his duty.
On 21 March 1918
he was decorated with
the Military Medal for
conspicuous braver y
in the field, and was
killed in action
France
1918.
in
July
MACKINTOSH, JOHN : Captain, (it h Bat-
talion Seaforth Highlanders ; son of
Lachlan Mackintosh,
bank agent; born
Hopeman, 13 April
1892 ; educated Aber-
deen Grammar School ;
matriculated in Arts,
1910 ; graduated M.A.,
1913; LL.B., 1915;
I. von Prize.
A 'former member
of the 4th Battalion
Gordon Highlanders,
he re-enlisted in the
6th Battalion Seaforth
Highlanders (his own County Battalion) as a
Private in September 1914. A month later he
was commissioned in the second line of that
unit, to which he acted for long as Adjutant, ris-
ing to the rank of Captain. Like so many other
second line officers he was, despite all his
efforts to go overseas, retained on home ser-
vice, until in June 1917 he obtained his wish
and joined his regiment in France. At the
Battle of Cambrai (November 1917) he was
wounded and invalided home. For his services
in this battle he was mentioned in dispatches,
April 1918. In May he returned to France,
and on 23 July 1918 he fell in action near
Rheims after several days severe fighting when,
as his Colonel wrote, Mackintosh " had done
wonders by his coolness and cheeriness under
circumstances which were as bad as they could
TN J//i.1/('A' /./.I/.
be". AfkT his death he was again mentioned
in the Kind's Birthday List for 1918. Of great
clearness of intellect and judgment he might,
had he Keen spared, have gone far in his profes-
sion.
McHAKDY. JOHN : Lieutenant. 4th Bat-
talion Gordon Highlanders ; son of Alex-
ander M c H a r d v,
_^___^^^^^^^_ stationmaster, Ellon ;
horn Inveramsay, 28
1 Kcember 1886 ; edu-
cated Aberlour Public
School and Gordon's
College : entered Aber-
deen University as i^th
P.ursar, 1905 ; gradu-
ated with Honours in
Classics 1909, and
thereafter joined the
Staff of his old school,
Robert Gordon's Col-
lege.
He had been four years in the University
Company of the 4th Gordons, and on 27 April
1915 joined his old Regiment as 2nd Lieutenant.
From November 1915 till June 1917 his special
abilities as a teacher were utilized at the School
of Musketry, Ripon. Afterwards he served as
Adjutant of the Reserve Battalion, 4th Gordons,
till May 1918, when he was posted to France.
He had been there only thirteen weeks when he
fell at the head of his Company at Chaudon,
24 July 1918. McHardy was a strong person-
ality at the University, and an excellent soldier
at the Front, popular with both officers and men,
holding to a high standard of efficiency, with
this compelling impulse that since he \vas a
soldier he would be the real thing.
I
MILNE, WILLIAM : Major, Machine Gun
Corps ; son of George Milne ; born Boddam,
14 April 1893; matriculated 1911, graduated
M.A., 1914. He continued to study Science,
until the outbreak of war diverted his energies.
Having joined the R.A.M.C. in 1910, he ap-
plied for a commission in a combatant unit and
m September 1914 was gazetted to the I4th
i.L.L and was sent to Aberdeen to recruit 'for
his regiment in the North. Although consci-
entious in his duty he cordially disliked being
kept at home to point out to others what to him
was so obvious. After
training as a machine
gunner, he succeeded
in getting abroad as
M.G. officer with the
ist Battalion Ihiblin
Fusiliers. He served
through the whole of
the Gallipoli Campaign
and went to France
in time to take part
in the Somme battles
in 1916. In recogni-
tion of his services
and unflinching bravery in holding an important
position in Belgium, he was decorated, April
1918, with the Croix de Gutn rench
General, and promoted Major. A few days
later, on 24 April 1918, he was severely wounded
and captured at Kemmel Hill. He died as the
result of his wounds at Soldau, Germany, 25
July 1918.
He was of an unassuming nature, as reliable
in classes as on the football field and as he later
proved to be on service ; in short, he was one of
the best.
BEATTIE, JAMES WALKER: Captain,
R.A.M.C.; son of Alexander Beattie, farmer;
born H u n 1 1 y , 14
August 1853 ; edu-
cated Aberdeen Gram-
mar School; graduated
M.B., 1878 ; M.D.,
1889. While still a
student, Dr. Beattie
voyaged three times to
the Arctic Seas in
whaling vessels. He
took up practice in
Sunderland in 1878
and his services there,
especially at the docks
and the riverside, were of great value and highly
appreciated.
At one time Dr. Beattie served in the Durham
Artillery Volunteers, and he held the Long Ser-
vice Medal for service in the Sunderland Volun-
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teer Life Brigade. At the outbreak of war,
though much over military age, he joined the
R.A.M.C., and, on being offered hospital work,
made personal application to be sent on active
service. His application was successful. In
May 1915 he was appointed to the Hospital
Ship " Asturias" on which he served during the
evacuation at Suvla Bay, and also when she was
torpedoed on her way from Avonmouth to
Southampton. Captain Beattie was then ap-
pointed M.O. on the "Warilda," and a fortnight
before his death was made O.C. of the " Aber-
donian". He died on 25 July 1918 in his 66th
year, on board his ship at Southampton.
His adventurous spirit and high courage would
not let him accept the less arduous and danger-
ous lot to which his age entitled him, and Cap-
tain Beattie will be remembered as the oldest
son of his Alma Mater to give his life on active
service in the Great War.
FORBES, ROBERT ALEXANDER:
Private, Seaforth Highlanders;
son of Alexander
Forbes, M.A., school-
master ; born Rose-
hearty, 29 September
1898; Dux, Rosehearty
School, 1911; Dux,
Gold Medallist, Fraser-
burgh Academy, 1915 ;
8th Bursar, Aberdeen
University, 1915;
studied in the Faculties
of Arts and Medicine
until 1917, taking high
places and carrying off
several prizes.
He enlisted in the Cameron Highlanders,
April 1917, and after training transferred to the
Seaforths. He crossed to France, January 1 9 1 8 —
with the 2nd Seaforths. P'orbes was in the fight-
ing during March 1918 and was taken prisoner,
1 8 April 1918, near La Bassee Canal, being one
of a detachment sent out early in the morning as
a covering party to a company of Engineers. He
died at Lille Military Hospital, 27 July 1918.
In Rosehearty, where he was born and brought
up, Bert Forbes was loved and admired. His
wonderful powers of expression and his whim-
sical humour relieved many a situation and
brightened the hours for whatever company he
found himself in. On the links he was a de-
lightful and dangerous opponent. He was a born
student, and he lived long enough to make the
natural inclination his deliberate choice. Straight
and clean, with nothing to hide, he had in his
make-up a certain fineness, a tenderness which
with his other pleasant qualities lent real charm
to his personality. It was no wonder that here,
where his home was, we were so proud of him,
and expected such great things of him — no
wonder that we so deeply loved Bert Forbes.
SMITH, GEORGE ALEXANDER:
Lieutenant-Colonel, 4th Battalion Gor-
don Highlanders ;
D.S.O. ; son of Ro-
bert Smith, J.P. ; born
Auchmar, Leslie, 21
November 1874; edu-
cated Aberdeen Gram-
mar School ; student in
Law, 1895-97 ! Advo-
cate in Aberdeen, 1913.
P'or many years
Smith was an enthusi-
astic Volunteer and
Territorial, being com-
missioned 2nd Lieu-
tenant in the Gordons in 1900 and reaching the
rank of Major in 1913. On the outbreak of war
he was mobilized with the 4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders and went out with them to France
in February 1915, and was wounded at Hooge in
June 1915. From December 1915 till October
1916 he commanded the 8th King's Own Royal
Lancaster?, and saw much service at the Bluff,
St. Eloi, and the Somme battles of Delville
Wood, Guillemont, etc. For his services at the
front he was created a Companion of the Dis-
tinguished Service Order in June 1916. From
October 1916 till October 1917 he was in
charge of the Territorial Records at Rouen.
Preferring to go in the line again he joined the
5th Gordon Highlanders and took part in the
big retreat at St. Quentin. From that time until
his death he was in command of the Battalion.
He 'was killed by a shell on 28 July 1918 at
Buzancy, where " the noble thistle of Scotland
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will flourish for ever among the roses of France ".
Colonel Smith was wounded twice, June 1915
and August 1916, and was four times mentioned
in Dispatches. 73 June 1916; 4 August 1917;
21 December 1917; 28 August 1918.
ROSS, JAMKS STEWART: 2nd Licu-
tciiaiit, Royal Air Force ; son of James
Ross, commercial
traveller, Aberdeen ;
born Dingwall, 4 May
1895 ; educated at
Aberdeen Grammar
School ; he matricu-
lated in Agriculture in
1912 and was a very
conscientious student.
During his school and
student days he was
well known in athletic
circles.
As a member of the
Transport Service of the R.A.M.C. he was called
to the colours at the outbreak of war. On 8
May 1915 he landed at Gallipoli with the First
Flxpeditionary Force. He was on the Peninsula
during the whole of the British occupation and
took part in all the fighting. In January 1916
he was drafted to France and served continuously
for a year on the Western Front. About the end
of 1917 he joined the Royal Air Force and, after
training at Hastings and Oxford, he was sent to
the Flying Station at Duxford where, on 29 July
1918, he was accidently killed.
JAFFE, JOSEPH: Captain, R.A.M.C.;
son of David Jaffe, storekeeper, Addo Station,
Cape Colony ; born
Shavli, Russia, 6 July
1888; entered the
University as a student
in Medicine, summer
session, 1908, and
graduated M.B., 1913.
He returned to South
Africa and set up in
general medical prac-
tice at Addo Station ;
this however he carried
on for only a short time.
Jaffe was one of those who came from the
other end of the world to fight for King and
country. In May 1916 he obtained a commis-
sion in the R.A.M.C. and was promoted Captain
in May 1917. He was attached as Regimental
Medical Officer to the Somerset Light Infantry,
went abroad in May 1916 and saw si-rviiv in
India, Egypt and France. He was killed in
action in France on i August 1918.
PROCTOR, JOHN : Major, R.A.M.C. ;
son of William Proctor, hotel-keeper ; born
Fochabers, 8 January
1888; educated at
Robert Gordon's Col-
lege and the Univer-
sity, Aberdeen ; gradu-
a ted M.A., 1909;
M.B., 1913, passing
his third and final
professional examina-
tions with distinction.
In 1913 he held one
of the House appoint-
ments at the Aberdeen
Royal Infirmary, and
later spent a few months as House Surgeon at
the Aberdeen Sick Children's Hospital.
On the outbreak of war Proctor was commis-
sioned in the R.A.M.C., and was on duty at the
Royal Victoria Hospital, London, until he pro-
ceeded overseas with the ist Cavalry Division
in October 1914. He served with them con-
tinuously till he met his death by a bomb on 12
August 1918 at the Battle of Amiens, whilst in
command of the gth Cavalry Field Ambulance.
In March 1918 he was mentioned in dispatches
for his courage and devotion to duty during the
retreat of the 5th Army. By his death the
younger generation of the medical profession
has lost one of its most promising members. In
all his work he was brilliant, conscientious and
painstaking, being destined to reach a high place
in his profession.
FARQUHARSON, IAN7 : 2nd Lieutenant,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; born
Kinneff, Kincardineshire, 14 April 1896, edu-
cated at Gordon's College, Aberdeen, and the
IN MEMORIAM.
University where he took a Diploma in Agri-
culture in March 1915.
Immediately after-
wards he enlisted in
the 4th Gordon High-
landers. After serving
some time he was pro-
moted to the rank of
Sergeant and acted as
an instructor in physi-
cal training and bayo-
net-fighting, until he
was granted a com-
mission in April 1917.
He went to France in
April 1918, becoming
attached to the ist Gordon Highlanders. In
August of that year he was wounded in an
engagement at Achiet-le-Grand, and died the
following day, 22 August 1918.
FERRIER, JOHN KINMONT: 2nd Lieu-
tenant, 13th Battalion Rifle Brigade ;
s o n o f John Ferrier,
Dalladies, Edzell ; born
P"ettercairn, 19 May
r896 ; educated Mon-
trose Academy.
Ferrier matriculated
in October 1914, but
after a winter session
in the Agricultural
Department, enlisted
May 1915, as a Private
in the 23rd (Sport-
man's) Battalion, Royal
Fusiliers. He pro-
ceeded to France in the autumn of the same
year, was wounded in March 1916, and after a
period at home obtained a commission in the
1 3th Rifle Brigade, October 1917. He was
again wounded in January 1918 but returned to
the front in June, and was killed in action on 23
August 1918 at Achiet-le-Grand.
CAMERON, GEORGE BROWN: Lieu-
tenant, Army Service Corps (attached
East Yorkshire Regiment); M.C. ; son of
Major Cameron, Bogbain, Keith : born Keith,
22 March 1894; matriculated, 1912; graduated
B.Sc. (Agr.), 1915, was a very distinguished stu-
dent, carrying off prizes in all his classes, and was
for a time an able presi-
dent of the Agricultural
Society. He was an
enthusiast in Agricul-
ture, especially scien-
tific Agriculture, and
gave promise of going
far both in the study
and practice of the sub-
ject, but the war came,
and his efficiency had
to be diverted to an-
other channel.
Cameron was com-
missioned in the ist Highland Divisional Trans-
port, A.S.C., in April 1915, and went abroad
about a year later. In France he was attached
to the 7th Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment
and proved himself a most excellent officer. He
was awarded the M.C. in 1918 — "for very
gallant work when in command of a company
during a big raid by his Battalion on the enemy
trenches at Beaumont-Hamel on the night of 8
June 1918. His leadership was magnificent and
greatly assisted in making the enterprise a suc-
cess." He died of wounds in the advance on
Flers, 26 August 1918.
MAITLAND, ROBERT: Sergeant, New
Zealand Rifle Brigade ; son of John Maitland,
farmer, East Balhal-
gardy, Inverurie ; born
Chapel of Garioch, i
June 1883 ; educated
at Inverurie and at
Robert Gordon's Col-
leg e, Aberdeen;
student in Agriculture,
1899-1900.
At the outbreak of
war he was farming in
New Zealand, and in
May 1916 joined the
New Zealand Rifle
Brigade as a Private. He was drafted to
England in December 1916, and the following
month was sent to France where he took his
share in the dangers of the campaign. He
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was killed in action at Bapaume on 21) August
1918.
Ml' K RAY, ALEXANDER: 2nd Lieutenant,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son of
James Murray, joiner;
fS^^^SSS^SSSSl born Oathlaw, Forfar,
i March 1883 ; gradu-
ated M.A., 1906 ; As-
sistant Master, Mort-
ladi Public School;
Headmaster, Glen-
rinnes Public School,
Banfifehire.
During his ab>
his wife acted as his
substitute at Glen-
rinnes until her death
in 1918, when Murray,
being still on active service, resigned his post in
the School.
Nothing was further from Murray's thoughts
than a soldier's life, but in November 1915 he
enlisted in the Gordons as a Private and received
a commission in April 1917. Whilst on service
in France he saw much heavy fighting, and fell
in action near Arras on 29 August 1918.
MARR, ALEXANDER MURRAY : Cor-
poral, 1st Battalion Royal Scots Fusi-
liers ; M.M. ; son of
Alexander M. Marr, sta-
tionmaster, Tillyfourie ;
born Peterculter, 19
April 1897 ; educated
Kemnay H.G. Public
School, from which he
entered the University,
having gained a bursary
at the Annual Com-
petition. At school
he was a great favour-
ite, and it was quite
evident that he took
keen delight in his books, for he made marked
progress in English subjects and in Modern
Languages.
After one session at the University, he suc-
ceeded in joining the 3rd Gordons, having been
rejected several times for medical reasons. For
a time he was in the Labour Battalion and
•afterwards was transferred to the Royal Scots
Fusiliers, acting as a Lewis Gun Instructor.
11 1^ home service, spent at various centres —
Kinross, Catterick — 'extended over two years.
Though repeatedly " turned down " he persisted
in volunteering for active service, and was at
last allowed to go to France, where he spent
six months in the thick of the fighting. He
gained the Military Medal on 21 August 1918
by his splendid work and coolness under fire,
and was killed in action at Xoreuil, 2 Sep-
tember 1918. No better appreciation of him
could be given than that written by his Platoon
Officer : " He was a very good-natured and
unselfish lad, keen at his work and always
willing to obey. He was a splendid example
to his comrades. He made the supreme
sacrifice with his face to the foe, doing and
daring for the sake of humanity and his native
land."
SMITH, DOUGLAS ROBERT:
Captain, R.E. ; son of James Smith, agent,
Northern Agricultural
Company ; born Tur-
riff, 12 March 1891 ;
educated Robert Gor-
don's College, Aber-
deen ; graduated M.A.
(Ill Math.), 1912, and
distinguished himself as
a sound mathematical
and scientific student.
Whilst at the Univer-
sity he served for four
years in " U " Com-
p a n y, 4th Gordon
Highlanders (T.F.), and was with the firm of
Harrison and Crossfield, tea and rubber mer-
chants, London, in their chemical research de-
partment, when war broke out.
In the beginning of September 1914 he en-
listed in the i8th (University and Public Schools)
Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers, and in July
of the following year was commissioned in the
City of London Regiment. He went to France
in January 1916, and was seconded to the Gas
Services, R.E., being appointed D.G.O., 47th
(London) Division, in October. He was pro-
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moted Captain early in 1918. His knowledge
of chemistry stood him in good stead and he
proved an excellent and most efficient Gas
Officer, who enjoyed the confidence of the
Staff and of all ranks in the Division. He was
killed by a motor accident while on duty near
the firing line beside St. Pol, 9 September 1918.
WILSON, WILLIAM CHARLES DAVID-
SON : Captain, R.A.M.C. ; son of Alexander
S. Wilson, insurance
manager ; born Old
Meldrum, 14 Decem-
ber 1893 ; educated
Old Meldrum Public
School and Gordon's
College ; matriculated
in Medicine, 1910;
graduated M.B., 1915.
As a final year stu-
dent he served in 1914
under Sir H. M. \V.
Gray and the late Dr.
Lister at a Red Cross
Hospital in Wimereux, France. Wilson resumed
his studies in the beginning of 1915 and gradu-
ated in July of that year. He immediately
joined the 2/2 Highland Field Ambulance, was
promoted Captain, and posted Medical Officer
to the 32ist Brigade Royal Field Artillery, then
stationed at Heydon. In August 1917 he pro-
ceeded to Salonika, serving first with the 63rd
General Hospital and later with the 8ist Field
Ambulance. At many points of the Salonika
front he did advanced dressing station work,
and was finally posted as regimental Medical
Officer to the gth South Lancashire Regiment.
He was killed while dressing wounded in the
final rush against the Bulgars, 18 September 1918,
and was mentioned in dispatches by the Com-
mander-in-Chief, Salonika Force, in March 1919.
Wilson, by his courage, high ability and fine
sympathy was a general favourite among his
fellow-officers and men, and won unstinted praise
from those under whom he served for his bravery
and high sense of duty.
LAWSON, WILLIAM: 2nd Lieutenant,
1st Battalion (attd. 8th Battalion) Royal
Scots Fusiliers ; son of Robert Lawson, Beau-
fort Home Farm, Beauly ; born Kiltarlity, 23
March 1879 ; gold medallist of Inverness Royal
Academy ; took a dis-
tinguished place in his
University classes and
graduated M. A. in 1900
with First Class Honours
in Mental Philosophy.
He was a teacher in
Nairn Academy, there-
after in Ayr, first in Rus-
sell Street School and
later as First Assistant
in Newton Park School.
In 1915 Lawson en-
listed in the 151)1 Argyll
and Sutherland Highlandersand took part in much
of the hard fighting in France in 1916-17. In
January 1918 he was gazetted 2nd Lieutenant
Royal Scots Fusiliers, and spring of the same
year found him serving on the Macedonian front.
On 19 September 1918 he was killed in action
in the great frontal attack on those practically
impregnable positions west of Lake Doiran. In
such a shadowy outline one might sketch the
life and achievements of a mere acquaintance.
To refrain from adding an appreciation on
behalf of a most endearing personality would be
rank ingratitude for the boon of a splendid com-
radeship. In scholarship he excelled, combin-
ing with his high natural ability, tireless effort.
Realizing the responsibility of the calling he had
chosen, he used his many talents to their fullest
advantage. Such a sincere, wholesome character,
too, must have made him in his capacity as a
teacher an immeasurable influence for good,
and on children with their hero-worshipping
natures, his gallant death would have an en-
nobling effect.
McFARLAN, JOHN BOYD : Lance-Cor-
poral, Argyll and Sutherland High-
landers ; son of Donald McFarlan, master
blacksmith ; born Gourock, 16 March 1890 ;
educated Gourock Central School and Greenock
Academy, where he obtained an excellent record ;
student in Arts, 1908-12; M.A., 1912, with
honours in Classics, having taken concurrently
the full course for teachers at the Training
Centre. He was appointed to the staff of
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Cartshurn school, Greenock, in 1913, where he
taught until he enlisted.
O \v i n g to family
reasons, and having
three brothers already
in the Army, Mcl-'arlan
did not join up till
1917. He served for
seven months at home
and was then sent to
Salonika. A little
more than a year later
he was killed on the
Bulgarian front, 19
September 1918. It
was reported that his
Company was cut off from the rear, and that he
and two others went back to establish com-
munications— all being killed.
CKAK;, WILLIAM TAIT: Lieutenant
(Acting Captain), Cameronians (Scottish
Rifles) ; son of George
^^^^^m^^^^^^f Craig, I ig h t k e e per;
born Turnberry Light-
ho us e, Ayrshire, 2 o
^P^^Bj June 1882; educated
Lossiemouth Public
S e h o o 1, Morayshire ;
graduated M.A., 1905.
He taught first at New-
battle Public School,
Midlothian, afterwards
at Carl uk e High
^___ School, and finally was
appointed Mathemati-
cal Muster at the Hutcheson's Boys' Grammar
School, Glasgow.
From the last-named School Craig enlisted in
the Cameron Highlanders in September 1914,
and in April 1915 received a commission in the
ist Scottish Rifles. He served with that Bat-
talion in France for three years, gaining the
respect of his fellow-officers for his coolness
in the face of danger. In 1917 he was men-
tioned in dispatches for the gallant capture
of an enemy trench. He fell at Villers
Guislain on 21 September 1918, while lead-
ing his men to the attack in the face of
severe machine gun fire. The lirigadier
General wrote of him: "He was a most able,
painstaking, gallant officer, and his untimely
death is a great loss to his Battalion and his
Brigade ".
MORRISON, REV.. JOHN: Lieutenant, 1st
Battalion Cameron Highlanders ; son of
Rev. Murdo Morrison,
Bernera U.F. Church ;
born Kenmore, Perth-
shire, 10 August i!SS^ ;
graduated M.A. (II
Merit.), 1907 ; B.D.,
1911 ; studied at
Aberdeen U.F. Col-
lege, 1907-11, where
he took a very high
place in all his classes,
gaining the Eadie Prize
in N e vv Testament
Greek as well as a
Lumsden and Sachs Fellowship. He was or-
dained in 1911 to the U.F. Church at Kin-
craig.
In February 1915 Morrison enlisted as a
Private in the 8th Cameron Highlanders, was
afterwards commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant in
the ist Battalion, and finally became a full Lieu-
tenant. During part of the years 1915-17,
owing to his knowledge of Gaelic, he acted as
recruiting officer in Inverness-shire, and was
specially commended by the War Office for his
services in that capacity. Thereafter he went
to France, and was killed by a shell near St.
Quentin on 24 September 1918. In the words
of one who knew him well, Morrison was "a
brave officer and a good man, faithful to his
calling as minister and soldier ".
SCROGGIE, LEONARD C. : Lieutenant,
Royal Air Force ; son of William Scroggie,
shipmaster; born Aberdeen, 14 June 1898;
student in Medicine, 1916-17.
Scroggie joined the 3rd Gordons as a Private
in April 1917, and in June of that year trans-
ferred to the R.F.C. After going through a
cadet course at Oxford and Reading, he was
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jnd Lieutenant in September 1917
and was attached to
the 2 1 3th Squadron,
serving in France. On
25 September 1918
Scroggic was brought
down while taking part
in an aerial battle over
Bruges. He was later
reported a prisoner of
w a r, but nothing
further has been heard
of him and it is pre-
sumed that he was
killed on that date.
BONNER, DOUGLAS GORDON : Lance-
Corporal, 1st Battalion Gordon Highland-
ers ; son of Alexander
C. Bonner, wholesale
druggist ; born Aber-
deen, 9 August 1899;
educated at Aberdeen
Gram m a r School ;
matriculated in Medi-
cine in 1916 and served
w i t h the University
O.T.C.
On 13 August 1917
he became a Cadet in
the Royal Flying Corps ;
was transferred later in
that ye.ir to the i4th Battalion London Scottish,
with which Battalion he served in England until
May when he was sent to France, and there
served with the ist Battalion Gordon High-
landers. Bonner was in hospital for a time
with trench fever, but rejoined his Battalion on
24 September and was killed in action at Hav-
rincourt on 27 September 1918. The Chaplain
of the Battalion wrote of him : " He put his
duty first ; he was eager to do it, active in
the discharge of it, and to be relied on to do
it satisfactorily and well. He had the faculty
of making and keeping friends, and we found
him a true, loyal and helpful comrade."
BOOTH, WILLIAM JOHN : Private,
R.A.M.C. ; son of Thomas Tail Booth, manager
of the Port Elphinstone paper-works, Inverurie ;
born K i n t o r e, 25
February 1890 ; edu-
cated Inverurie Public-
School and Gordon's
College, Aberdeen :
graduated M.A. (Ill
Kng.), 1914; studied
at Aberdeen U.F. Col-
lege 1914-16, where he
had a distinguished
career, gaining the
Foote Scholarship in
Hebrew and the Eadie
I'ri/e in New Testa-
ment Greek.
He enlisted in April 1916, and after training
at Aldershot went out in August with his unit to
form the 42nd General Hospital at Salonika,
being afterwards transferred to the 66tji Field
Ambulance, Salonika forces. He saw a good
deal of service during the two years he spent on
the Balkan front, and died of malaria 28 Sep-
tember 1918. Booth had a singularly amiable
and attractive disposition, and showed exceptional
ability as a student. He was well versed in
English literature, and had rare gifts of style and
expression, combined with a generosity and big-
ness of nature which made him wish to share
with others the richness of his own wide
reading.
BEY, WILLIAM : Lieut. -Colonel, New
Zealand Medical Corps ; son of William
Bey; born Tarland, 24 August 1851 ; graduated
M.B., 1876. After practising for some years
near Salisbury, he went to Greytown, Wairarapa,
New Zealand, where he practised till the time of
his death.
Volunteering had always been one of Bey's en-
thusiasms. He belonged to the N.Z. Volunteer
Force from 1894-1909; and to the N.Z. Terri-
torial Force from 1909-18, and he held the
N.Z. Long and Efficient Service Medal and the
V.D. From August 1914 to the date of his
death Bey was M.O., N.Z. Re-inforcement
Training Camps at Featherston and Papawai.
He died of pneumonia, contracted whilst on
Military duty, in October 1918.
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Ml/XRO, GEORGE WILLIAM: Lieu-
tenant, 4-th Battalion Cameron High-
landers ; son of John
> 1 unro, telegraphic
superintendent, High-
land Railway ; born
Inverness, i July 1893 ;
educated at the High
Public School and
Royal Academy, Inver-
ness ; matriculated in
Agriculture, 1913.
On the outbreak of
war he joined the 4th
Cameron Highlanders,
and after a period of
training in Bedford, proceeded to France with
his regiment in February 1915. He took his
part in much heavy fighting and was three times
wounded, at Neuve Chapelle, Festubert and
Loos. In December 1915 he received his com-
mission and subsequently was almost continu-
ously on active service. On 4 October 1918 he
died of wounds received in action ten days
previously. A brave officer, he never spared
himself in the discharge of his duty and was
greatly esteemed by the officers and men of
the Battalion.
McLAGGAN, JAMES MURRAY : Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; M.C. ; son of James McLaggan,
banker; born Torphins,
19 July 1891 ; educated
at Torphins and later
at Robert Gordon's
College ; proceeded to
Aberdeen University
1908 ; graduated M.B.,
1913. He served as
House Physician at the
Royal Infirmary, Aber-
deen, under Professor
Ashley Mackintosh.
Mobilized at the out-
break of war, after a
few months service at Netley Hospital, he was
attached to a Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers
whose varying fortunes he shared for almost four
years in France, Egypt and Salonika, and finally
France once more. He was awarded the
Military Cross at tin- Battle of I.oos, in the dark
and strenuous days of 1915. On his return to
France from the East, he was offered an ad-
ministrative appointment, but preferred to Fo
his old Battalion through the final push. In the
closing days of the war he met his death by a
sniper's bullet, when out tending a wounded
man, 4 October 1918.
.MAC DONALD, JOSEPH MeRAE :
Surgeon-Captain, South African MountuJ
Rifles ; son of John
Macdonald, wine
merchant ; born Re-
solis, Ross-shire, 28
December 1881 ;
entered the University
in 1900; graduated
M.B., 1906 ; went to
South Africa where he
held various medical
appointments under
Government, in Ger-
man South \V e s t
Africa, Bechuanaland,
and Cape Province, and later took up a large
practice in Marydale, Cape Colony.
Early in the war Macdonald joined the Forces
and served in West and East Africa for about
three years with the rank of Surgeon-Captain ; in
1915 he was appointed Senior Medical Officer
by General Smuts. For health reasons he had
to retire from the Army, and he resumed his
practice, but the rigours of the campaign had
undermined his previously robust constitution
and he died, 19 October 1918.
MILLAR, WILLIAM LINTON: Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; son of William L. Millar, inspector
of works; born Madras, 30 October 1880; edu-
cated Milne's Institution, Fochabers, and Aber-
deen Grammar School ; entered the University
in 1899, graduated M.A., 1902; M.B., 1906;
M.D. (com.), 1918, and gained the Straits
Settlement Gold Medal for the best thesis on
a subject dealing with tropical medicine. He
was in practice at Arbroath for a year and then
settled in Forres, where his enthusiasm for his
profession and his genial, kindly spirit made
him justly popular.
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Millar received his commission in the R.A.M.C.
in 1916, and was sent
to Salonika where he
served from August
1916 till A ugus t
1918, carrying on re-
search work in malaria.
Afterwards he was
posted for duty to a
Military Hospital at
Dieppe, where he died
from influenzal pneu-
monia,
1918.
23 October
BRACE, PERCY W. H. : Sub-Lieutenant,
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve ; son of
the Right Honourable
S5S233SS1 William Brace, M.P.,
Newport, U'ales ; born
Crumlin, Monmouth-
shire, 13 April 1892 ;
educated LJandovery
College ; with the in-
tention of taking up
,i_;ricultural work he
studied at Aberdeen
for the University
Diploma in Agricul-
| ture from 1912-14.
Brace had never en-
' robust health. After the outbreak of war,
being unfit for field service, he took up work
under the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries and
also worked for a time with Agricultural .Tractors.
At the beginning of 1917 he obtained a com-
mission in the Royal Fusiliers, and in October
1918 became a Paymaster Sub-Lieutenant in the
R.N.V.R. A few days afterwards he fell a
victim to pneumonia from which he died 26
October 1918. His pleasant manner and kindly
cheerful nature made him a favourite with all
who knew him.
SILVER, JOHN WATT: 2nd Lieutenant,
4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders ; son
of Alexander Silver ; born Kinneff, Kincardine-
shire, 15 July 1896 ; educated Gordon's College ;
student in Arts, 1913-14.
In May 1913 Silver joined "E" Company of
the 4th Battalion Gordon Highlanders and
was mobilized, August 1914, as a Private,
After training he pro-
ceeded to F r a n c e,
where he served for a
year. Silver then re-
turned home, and en-
tered the Cadet School,
Gailes, to train for :i
commission, and in
January 1918 was
gazetted 2nd Lieuten-
ant, Gordon High-
landers. He crossed
to F'rance in Septem-
ber, but his service
was brief, for after six weeks he' was killed in
action at Douchy, 26 October 1918.
KEANE, EDWARD DAWSON : Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; son of Edward J. Keane, Bombay
Commissariat ; born
Bombay, 6 April 1879 ;
graduated M.B., 1901.
After graduation he
held appointments in
Chalmers' Hospital,
and Banff Dispensary,
and later practised in
London.
On 22 March 1917,
Keane received a com-
mission in the
R.A.M.C, being M.O.
to the 38th Motor
Ambulance Convoy attached to the Serbian
Army. He landed in Salonika in June 1917
and served there until his death from pneumonia
on 31 October, 1918.
WALKER, ROBERT SHAND : Signaller,
Royal Garrison Artillery ; son of William
Walker, schoolmaster, Glentanar ; born Aboyne,
27 May 1898 ; entered Gordon's College in 1910
as First Foundationer. In each of his five years
he was Dux of his class, probably a unique per-
formance. He entered the University in 1915
as 2nd Bursar, and his brief career was of a
piece with his school record.
Walker joined the Royal Garrison Artillery in
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July 1916. Hi- was lor some time Corporal and
Instructor in Signalling at Lochend but, at his
own request, reverted
and went to •Catterick
for a course of wire-
less telegraphy. He
crossed to France in
August 1918, and was
killed in action near Le
Quesnoy Station on 4
November 1918.
In Robert Walker
there w as a s p i r i t
touched to the finest
issues. His was a far
forward outlook, and
he turned neither to the right hand nor to
the left from his fixed course, but duty meant
, thing to him, and in the war he recogni/.ed
a duty that over-rode every other consideration.
It was not rash boyishness or the illusion of
adventure that made him hide his age and try
to join the Gunners in the early months of the
war, it was because he felt that he ought to
give his strength, his intelligence and all that was
best in him to his country in her hour of need.
DOW, JOHN: Captain, I. M.S. ; son of
Peter Dow, schoolmaster, Elgin; born Dallas,
Morayshire, 14 June
1889 ; educatedat
West End School and
Elgin Academy, after-
wards at F o r d y c e
Academy where he
was Seafield medallist ;
graduated M.A., 1910 ;
M.H., 1914. He was
appointed one of the
House Surgeons at the
Aberdeen Royal In-
firmary, which he left
in the spring of 1915
on taking a commission in the R.A.M.C. (T.F.).
He was gazetted to the 2/ist Highland
Casualty Clearing Station, from which he was
transferred a year later with the rank of Captain
to the Indian Medical Service. In India, he
served in Peshawar and Kisalpur, and was then
sent to Mesopotamia where he remained for a
year, doing valuable and important work con-
nected with the staffing, equipment and trans-
port of hospitals. From Mesopotamia he was
ordered to 1'ersia, where he served for a year
and a half. While working at an outpost fort,
Khaneh /inian, thirty miles from Shira/, inflr
broke out. He remained on duty till himself
stricken with the disease, when he was removed
to Shiraz where he died two days later — on 5
November 191 S.
Dow has been described as having "the quiet
humour of the true North man,'' whilst his enthu-
siasm for his profession was great.
REID, JAMES MESTOX : Major, Royal
Engineers ; son of Walter Reid, C.A., Aber-
deen ; born Aberdeen,
10 February 1891 ; edu-
cated at the Grammar
School ; student in
Science, 1907-08. He
studied chemical engin-
eering at Aberdeen and
Glasgow and subse-
quently in France and
Germany, and became
F.C.S. in 1913. At the
outbreak of war he was
with the firm of Orr's
Xinc White Ltd., Wid-
nes. He served as u Private in the Liverpool
Scottish before the war, and in 1913 was com-
missioned 2nd Lieutenant in the West Lanca-
shire R.E. (T.F.).
In June 1915, after serving in England since
mobili/.ation, he went overseas and served in
Gallipoli, Egypt, the Sinai 1'eninsula and the
Balkans. For his services at Salonika, where
he was in temporary command of a Greek Labour
Battalion, he was mentioned in dispatches. In
January 1918 he was invalided home suffering
from malaria, but in June he gallantly voluntcetvd
again for active service with the North Russian
Expeditionary Force and was sent to Onega on
the White Sea, where he was in command of
fortifications. He died at Archangel on 6
November 1918 of illness contracted on service.
Ambitious and self-reliant, Meston Reid could
have looked forward to a successful career but
when the war interrupted the work he had chosen,
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he threw himself with ready keenness and
determination into his new task.
LAW, THOMAS BRYDON : Surgeon,
R.N.T.S. ; son of Thomas B. Law, Aberdeen;
born Stout-haven, 1 2
April 1870 ; educated
at Gordon's College,
Aberdeen ; graduated
M.B., 1892. He held
various posts as As-
sistant Medical Practi-
tioner at Darwen, Al-
sa.ner and Treharris,
then, after a year in
Turriff, he commenced
practice in Macduff in
1898.
Owing to ill-health
Law had to take a voyage to the East in 1915,
and on his return in May 1916 he joined
the R.N.T.S., acting as Surgeon on troop ships
conveying soldiers to and from Australia and
Canada. Whilst he was on a voyage to Canada
on H.M.S. "Themistocles," with invalided
troops, a serious epidemic of influenza broke
out on board. Dr. Law contracted the disease
and was advised to give up his work but he in-
sisted, with typical devotion to duty, on carry-
ing on, with the result that on arriving at Quebec
he had to be removed to hospital. Pneumonia
having supervened, he succumbed thereto on 1 5
November 1918.
MACRAE, DONALD ALASTAIR : Lieu-
tenant, 5th Battalion Seaforth High-
landers (atul. Ma-
chine Gun Corps) ;
son of Rev. Donald
Macrae, B.D., Edder-
ton, Ross-shire ; born
Lairg, 26 October
1891 ; educated Tain
Royal Academy
(M u rray Bursar) ;
Aberdeen University,
student in Arts, 1907-
10 ; Edinburgh Uni-
versity, student in
Medicine, 1910-14.
While in Edinburgh he was a member of the
O.T.C., and in 1914 joined the Scottish Horse
as a Private, from which he transferred, on re-
ceiving a commission, to the 5th (Sutherland)
Seaforth Highlanders. August 1915. Proceed-
ing soon after to France, he served with his unit
and later was transferred to the Machine Gun
Corps. He succumbed suddenly on 16 Novem-
ber 1918 to an attack of influenza, passing away
at Tournai, Belgium, after having shared in the
victory consummated by the Armistice. He
was one of three sons from a Highland manse
who gave their lives in the war.
Donald Macrae was a popular personality at
school, college and in the field, with a great love
of the open-air and manly pastimes. The war
found him strong in native grit and courage, with
instinctive loyalty and patriotism veiled by true
Scottish reserve. Devotion to duty and keen-
ness for the fray were his distinctive character-
istics.
MILNE, ARTHUR JAMES: Captain, South
African Medical Corps ; son of William
Milne, rector, Stellen-
bosch Academy ; born
Stellenbosch, Cape
Colony, 26 October
1886 ; graduated
M.B., 1908; D.P.H.,
1909 ; acted as Assis-
tant House Surgeon,
Royal Portsmouth
Hospital.
Milne was commis-
sioned in the South
African Medical Corps
and saw service in
German East Africa. He died at Fort Johnstone,
German East Africa, on 7 December 1918, of
illness contracted on active service.
BOYD, ROBERT MASSON : Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; born Glenbervie, Kincardineshire,
7 January 1889 ; son of Rev. R. M. Boyd. From
Robert Gordon's College he passed to the Uni-
versity as 3rd Bursar in 1907, graduating M.A.,
1910; M.B., 1913. After graduation he acted
as House Surgeon in the Royal Hospital, Ply-
mouth, and later in Birmingham.
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In September H)i4 liovil joined the R.A.M.C '.
and was promoted Captain in September 1915.
Karly in that year he
saw service in France,
but unfortunately his
health broke down ; he
was invalided home,
and in 1916 resigned
his commission. Later
with improving health,
and indomitable as
. he set up in prac-
tice in Braemar, but suc-
cumbed to pneumonia
following influenza on
1 3 I >ecember 1918.
While a student lioyd, although of a retiring
disposition, was well known in the University
Societies but "Robin" was known only to a
small circle of friends, who alone had the
privilege of knowing his wide knowledge of men
and books and of enjoying his quiet humour and
the companionship of his kindly nature. But
Boyd at his best was seen in that Highland
glen where he chose to work, and where his
memory still lingers as the country doctor — •
"The Lone Man in the Gig" who "brings
air and cheer into the sick room, and often
enough, though not so often as he wishes, brings
healing ".
TEUNON, JAMES MACANDREW : 2nd
Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery ;
son of James Teunon,
Turriff ; bom there,
22 September 1895 '<
educated Turriff Higher
O
( rrade School and Gor-
don's College ; matricu-
lated in Arts, 1913.
He enlisted in the
2/4th Gordon High-
landers in November
1914 and was drafted
to France in September
1915, joining the old
" U " Company of the
4th Gordons with which he served till wounded
at the Battle of Loos and invalided home. In
March 1916 he was transferred to the Royal
Engineers and again drafted to France. For
eighteen months he served with the Special
lirigadc, Royal Engineers, taking part in many
actions on the Western Front. His conspicuous
ability earned him his commission and in June
1918 he was gazetted 2nd Lieutenant in the
Royal Garrison Artillery, but transferred in the
following October to the Royal Air Force. He
had just completed his pilot's course at Reading
when he was taken suddenly ill and die
Oueeii Alexandra Military Hospital, London, 30
1 Kcember 1918.
Teunon had no liking for the monotony and
routine of the soldier's life, patriotism had made
him do the thing he loathed for the thing he
loved — his death seemed specially untimel
curring as it did so soon after the Armistice.
BELL, CLIFFORD THISTLETON : Cap-
tain, R.A.M.C. (T.F.); son of Rev. Augustus
Clifford Bell, Chaplain,
Church of Scotland,
Madras Presidency ;
born Madras, 31 Oc-
tober 1870; educated
at Aberdeen Grammar
School and Gordon's
College; graduated
M.B. in 1896. He
was Resident Surgeon
and Physician in Gray's
Hospital, Elgin, for
about a year, and
afterwards took up
private practice in Aberdeen, and was Assistant
Medical Electrician at the Royal Infirmary from
1905 to 1911; he was then appointed Senior
Medical Officer, Oldmill Poorhouse.
On 21 May 1915 Dr. Bell joined the R.A.M.C.
with rank of Captain and did duty with the ist
Scottish General Hospital (X-ray Department)
till within ten days of his death. He died in
the ist Scottish General Hospital, Aberdeen,
on 2 February 1919.
WATSON, WILLIAM: 2nd Lieutenant,
Royal Field Artillery ; son of William
Watson, foreman; born Aberdeen, 14 March
1895 ! educated Robert Gordon's College; ma-
triculated in Agriculture, 1913.
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After one session as an Agricultural student
Watson joined the Scottish Horse in September
1914, being afterwards
transferred to the
Veterinary Corps at-
tached to the 5ist
Highland Division.
He went to France in
May 1915 and served
there till September
1916, rising to the
rank of Sergeant. He
was then transferred to
the 6oth Division and
went with them to
Salonika where after a
time he contracted malaria and was in hospital
in Egypt. On recovery he proceeded to Pales-
tine but was sent home in June 1918 and after
training obtained a commission in the R.F.A.
He was demobilized in the following January,
but immediately afterwards fell ill with malaria
and pneumonia and died after a few days' illness
on 3 February- 1919.
CLARK, WILLIAM RONALDSON : Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, R.A.M.C. (T.), (I. M.S.
retd.) ; son of Rev.
John Sim Clark, Free
Church Minister, Fove-
ran ; born Edinburgh,
1 8 September 1860 ;
educated Grammar
School, Old Aberdeen ;
graduated M.A., 1881 ;
M.B., 1884; D.P.H.,
1897. He entered the
Indian Medical Ser-
vice in 1887, and
served in the Chitr^l
Expedition, 1895. He
held the post of Civil Surgeon in various big
Stations in the Punjab, including Simla.
Colonel Clark retired from India in 1915 on
account of ill-health, but as soon as possible
joined the R.A.M.C. and worked at the
Home Office in London as Medical referee
for German civil prisoners. In spring 1918
he was sent to the Isle of Man in connection
with the Supervision of German Prison Camps
and was on duty there till his death in F'eb-
ruary 1919, working up to the last with charac-
teristic energy and enthusiasm, in spite of
very indifferent health.
STUART, ALEXANDER FORBES: Pri-
vate, R.A.M.C. ; son of Rev. F. W. Stuart,
U.F. Church Minister,
Gartly, Aberdeenshire ;
born there, 15 March
1898 ; educated Cen-
tral Public School,
(iartly, and Gordon
Schools, Huntly ; stu-
dent in Medicine,
1915-16. He was the
fourth member of this
family to enter Aber-
deen University.
As a s c h o o 1 b o y,
Stuart was an enthusi-
astic Boy Scout and had done service in the
Cruden Bay neighbourhood before coming up to
the University, where he joined the O.T.C. On
14 October 1916 he enlisted in the R.A.M.C.
and after training was drafted overseas, serving
first at Salonika and then at Malta. While at
Salonika the illness which later proved fatal,
manifested itself and after some time he was
invalided home and discharged on 8 March
1919. He died at Noranside Sanatorium,
Forfarshire, on 21 April 1919, of illness con-
tracted while on active service, and is mourned as
one of those whose enthusiasms were unfulfilled.
MURRAY, ROBERT WILLIAM SKIN-
NER: Captain,
R.A.M.C. (later
R.A.F.) ; son of John
Murray, grocer ; born
Aberdeen, 2 3 May
1886 ; educated Kin-
cardine O'Neil Public
School and Gordon's
College, Aberdeen ;
graduated M.B., 1912 ;
D.P.H., 1913.
Murray joined the
R.A.M.C. in October
1914, was sent to Mill-
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then to Llundudno as .1 lecturer to troops. In
May 1915 he went to France, was wounded
soon after I.oos and returned home, leaving
again tor F.gypt in May mi 6. He served in
•i and Palestine with the K.A.M.C. and
the Armistice was transferred into the Air
Force. Hi- died of bronchial pneumonia whilst
rvice in Cairo, 6 May 1919.
McKEX/IE, ALKXAXDER: Lieutenant,
R.A.M.C. ; son of John McKen/.ie, win;-
merchant, Abbeygreen,
Aberdeen; born Aber-
deen, 16 F'ebruary
i 8113 ; educated at
Robert Gordon's Col-
lege, Aberdeen ; he
matriculated in Arts in
1910, intending to take-
Honours in Mathe-
matics and Natural
Philosophy; graduated
M.A., 1913, and aban-
doned the Honours
course in favour of
Agriculture, graduating B.Sc. (Agr.) in 1914;
studied Medicine, graduating M.B. in 1918.
He excelled as a tennis, cricket and football
player.
For a few months he acted as an assistant in
practice in Aberdeen and in August 1918 he
joined the R.A.M.C. He was sent to Blackpool
and about a month later was drafted to Mesopo-
tamia. He was in ill health and was invalided
home in April 1919, and on 25 May, he died in
hospital in Manchester.
The characteristics of McKenzie's work were
neatness, orderliness and conscientiousness, there
was no limit to his patience and perseverance,
and he had already gained the distinction of
having graduated in three faculties.
MINTO, WILLIAM BAIN GRIFFITHS :
Lieutenant-Colonel, Royal Garrison
Artillery ; son of William Minto, late Professor
of English and Logic, Aberdeen University ; born
Aberdeen, 1 3 November 1 880 ; educated at the
Grammar School; graduated M.A., 1901; stu-
dent in Law, 1901-03; qualified as Law Agent,
and became a member of the firm of Messrs. Wil-
liamson liooth, Mintos .X: Morrison, Aberdeen.
Minto served in the
Volunteer Forces for
many years before the
war, being gazetted 2nd
Lieutenant, ist Aber-
deenshire Royal Garri-
son Artillery (Vol.),
1900 ; Major (North
Scottish) R.G.A., 1908.
He was mobilized on
the outbreak of war
and put in command
of Torry Battery, Aber-
deen. From August
1916 to August 1917 he served in France in
command of the I5ist Siege I lattery, R.G.A.,
and was promoted Lieutenant-Colonel, 6 August
1918. On returning to Aberdeen he resumed
command of the Torry Battery, and was subse-
quently appointed Garrison Commander, the
chief military post in the city. He was awarded
the Territorial Decoration in May 1919, and
died 2 July 1919 from injuries received while
firing the peace salute at Aberdeen.
Minto was a most efficient officer with a
thorough knowledge of Artillery work. F'irm
and exacting in handling men, he was at the
same time very popular. He combined
organizing ability with social gifts of a high
order and his frankness, vivacity and bonhomie
made him welcome in every circle. His speech
was, like his figure, neat and well-knit and there
is no doubt that if he had lived to resume
practice, he would have gained distinction as a
ready pleader in the courts. There remains with
all who knew him the memory of a versatile and
attractive personality.
MACKIE, JAMES CECIL DAVIDSON:
Captain, Royal Field Artillery ; son of
James 1 ). Mackie, solicitor ; born Aberdeen,
14 March 1892 ; educated Aberdeen Grammar
School; graduated M. A., 1912; LL.B., 1913.
In the same year he joined the 4th Gordon
Highlanders ; later he transferred to the R.F.A.
and at the outbreak of war was mobilized as a
2nd Lieutenant in the ist Highland Brigade,
R.F.A. (T.F.). After six months training at St.
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Neots he crossed with his battery to France
where he served until his demobilization in March
1919. He received
his Captaincy in 1915,
and was mentioned in
dispatches in 191 8.
His record of ser-
vice was character-
ized by courage and
devotion to duty, by
loyalty to his fellow-
officers and by tireless
thought for the well-
being of his men by
whom he was be-
loved. In March 1918
he was wounded and in September badly gassed,
the effects of which hastened his death. He died
on 8 August 1919 in Queen Mary's Nursing
Home, Edinburgh!
ANGUS, WILLIAM: Lieutenant-Colonel,
R.A.AI.C. ; son of Peter Angus, Aberdeen ;
born Aberdeen, i o
December 1884;
educated Robert
Gordon's College ;
graduated M.B., 1907 ;
M.l). (Hons.), 1909 ;
D.P.H. (Cambridge),
1910. He became
House Physician in the
Children's Hospital,
( ireat Ormond Street,
London, and later
Senior Assistant to the
Medical Superinten-
dent of St. Pancras Infirmary. Afterwards he
.served as Assistant M.O.H. at Ipswich and for
Herefordshire, and at the time of his enlistment
was Medical Officer of Health for Leeds, and
Professor of Public Health in the University of
that city.
Dr. Angus was refused release for war service
until June 1917, when he was detailed for work
in Egypt and subsequently in Palestine. In 1918
he was made A.D.M.S. (Sanitation) with the
rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, and was charged with
the special duty of investigation into the causes
and treatment of malaria, his treatise on that
subject being published by the War Office. He
was mentioned in dispatches, September 1918,
and awarded the Order of the Nile, 1919. Dr.
Angus was released from the Army in 1919.
He died suddenly at St. Cyrus on 23 August
1919 of disease contracted during war service.
JOLLY, ROBERT: 2nd Lieutenant,
Gordon Highlanders; son of Robert Jolly,
Custom House Officer ;
born Dundee, 18 May
1897. Student in
Medicine, 1919.
He enlisted in the
4th Battalion Gordon
Highlanders, n Nov-
ember 1914. After
training Tolly crossed
to France in July 1915
where he served till he
was gassed in Decem-
ber 1917. His sub-
sequent service was in
home camps in Scotland and England, and he
gained commissioned rank, 4 February 1919.
Jolly's death was an aftermath of the war. He
came up to the University to study Medicine in
April 1919, but the effects of the illness con-
tracted at the Front still dogged his steps, and he
died 26 November 1919.
FARQUHAR, JAMES: Captain,
R.A.M.C. ; son of James Farquhar, house
contractor : born Aber-
deen, 25 May 1877 ;
educated at Robert
Gordon's College;
graduated M.A. in
1897 ; M.B. in 1904.
He became a general
practitioner in Oldham,
Lanes., in November
1904.
He joined the roth
Battalion Manchester
Regiment in 1907, and
was attached to the
same regiment on the outbreak of war, being
transferred in July 1915 to the R.A.M.C. He
was found unfit for foreign service, but continued
in the Army until January 1918, when on being
invalided out he returned to private practice.
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Farquhar never regained his health, but died in
January 1920 of heart disease, which had been
considerably aggravated by military service.
ANDERSON, JAMES ALEXANDER:
Lieutenant, Royal Gloucestershire Hus-
sars ; son of William
Anderson ; born Echt,
10 March 1884 ; edu-
cated at Echt Public
School ; student in Law,
1904-05, he gave
promise of a brilliant
career in his profession.
Previous to the out-
break of war he had
served iii the Lothian
and Border Horse for
1 1 years, and was called
up on 4 August 1914.
After serving in France and at Salonika he came
home, received a commission, and was gazetted
to the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars (Gloucester-
shire Yeomanry). The rest of his service was
passed in Palestine till he returned home in
1919. He died 6 July 1920, of malaria which
he had contracted whilst in Macedonia.
MACLEOD, CLEMENT RICKARD:
Captain, R.A.M.C. ; M.C. ; son of Rev.
Robert Macleod
(alumnus 1862-66),
senior minister of John
K n o x U.F. Church,
Aberdeen ; born 2 De-
cember 1886; educated
Aberdeen Grammar
School; graduated
M.B., 1909; D.P.H.
(Camb.), 1913. After
graduation he acted for
three years as Assistant
at Alexandria, and there-
after held hospital ap-
pointments in London and Birmingham. '
Immediately on the outbreak of war he re-
ceived a commission in the R.A.M.C., and in
November 1914 went to France, being promoted
Captain a year later and serving for three years
with No. 2 Field Ambulance, ist Division. In
September 1917 he was awarded the Military
Cross, the official record stating that "in the Ian-
of extreme hostile shelling he led stretcher-
bearers, collecting the wounded and gassed cases,
and throughout a period of 24 hours displaying
a coolness and gallantry which directly influi
the saving of many lives". In March 1919 he
was invalided home. His illness, due to the
results of his long and arduous period of active
service, proved fatal and he died at Murtle,
Aberdeenshire, on 16 November 1920.
The testimony of his comrades goes to show
that the whole of his service at the Front was dis-
tinguished by cheerful and unswerving devotion
to duty ; fully in keeping with his bravery in the
field was his imperturbable courage in facing
what, for many months, he knew to be the in-
evitable end of his illness.
GUMMING, ROBERT SCOTT: Gaptaiii,
R.A.M.C. ; M.C. ; son of Robert Gumming,
advocate ; born Aber-
deen, 22 July 1893 ;
educated Aberdeen
Grammar School ; M.B.
(Hons.), 1915 ; one of
the most distinguished
students of his year,
gaining the John Murray
Medal and Scholarship
and Matthews Duncan
Gold Medal.
He was a member of
the University O.T.C.,
and was commissioned
in the R.A.M.C. (S.R.), May 1914. Immedi-
ately after graduation Gumming was commis-
sioned in the Regular R.A.M.C., 24 July 1915,
and was attached to the 93rd Field Ambulance,
3ist Division. After some months training in
England he went to Egypt where he served from
December 1915 till February 1916, and then in
France from March 1916 till February 1918 when
he was invalided home. He saw further service in
India and Mesopotamia, but, never completely
recovered from the illness contracted through
exposure on the battlefield, he died in the 3rd
British General Hospital, Basra, 14 March 1921.
The ability which had earned him distinctions at
the University won him awards in the Army ; he
gained the Military Cross, 3 May 1917, and was
mentioned in dispatches, June 1917.
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ABEL, JOHN MORRISON,
s. of David A.; b. Kintore, 9 Mar. 1893. Arts, 1912-15. Enlisted, 3/2nd Scottish Horse,
Nov. 1915; transfd. 8ist Coy. M.G.C. Served — -Home, 1915-16, 1918-19; Salonika,
Egypt, Sept. I9i6-June 1918. Final rank, Corporal.
ABEL (or SHAW DUNN), WILLIAMINA, M.D.,
d. of Robert H. A.; b. Fettercairn, 18 Aug. 1882. M.B., 1907; M.I). (Hons.), 1909;
D.P.H., 1910; McGunn Scholar, 1909-10; Carnegie Fellow, 1911-13. War work —
Pathologist and House Phys., Mental Hospital, Morningside, Edinburgh, 1916-17.
ABERCROMBY, KEITH DOUGLAS,
s. of Douglas A. ; b. London, 2 Feb. 1887. Arts, 1903-05 ; Sc., 1905-07. Commd., R.F.C.
(S.R.), 27 Dec. 1915, later R.A.F. Served — England, France, England. Final rank,
Major.
ABERNETHY, HARVEY WASHINGTON,
s. of James W. A.; b. Aberdeen. Sc., 1909-10. Glasgow O.T.C., 1910-11. Trooper,
Northern Bengal Mtd. Rifles, May 1913; commd., i3th H.L.I., 7 Oct. 1915; transfd.
M.G.C. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1917-18; France, Belgium, Germany, July I9i6-June
1917, July igi8-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Bbernetbs, TOUUiam, P- 31-
ADAM, ALEC MURRAY,
s. of John A. ; b. Laurencekirk, 8 Nov. 1899. Sc., 1919. Cadet, R. A. F. Served — Home,
France, i-j- years. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. Mentd. Drowned, trying to rescue
others, 26 Aug. 1919.
Hfcam, Blejanfcer Ibomson, M.A., 1903, B.SC., 1905 ; p. 78.
ADAM, GEORGE, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Hector M. A. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Sept. 1879. M.A., 1899 • M.B., 1904; M.D., 1919.
ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1897-1900. Capt., S. African Med. Corps, 1908. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. Served — Gallipoli, Egypt, France, Belgium, 1915-17; Italy, 1917-19.
ADAM, GEORGE, B.Sc.,
s. of Peter. A. ; b. Inverurie, 29 May 1884. B.Sc., 1910. Pioneer, Special Brigade, R.E.,
Nov. 1916. Served — Home, 1916-17 ; France, Nov. i9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Pioneer.
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ADAM, GEORGE TAYLOR,
s. of James S. A. ; b. Dunnottar, Kincardineshire, 7 Aug. 1897. Law 1917 — . Signalman,
R.N.V.R., A]>r. i<) i 6. Served at Sea, June I9i6-Sept. 1917. Final rank, Signalman.
ADAM, GEORGIXA STEVENSON,
(1. of Alexander A. : h. Aberdeen, 24 Sept. 1873. Arts, 1892-93. U'ar work— Y.M.C.A.,
France, Apr. 11)17 Aug. 1919.
ADAM, ROKERT, M.A., B.L.,
S. of William A. ; b. li.mchory, 17 Apr. 1879. M-A-> 190°: ]!.L, 1902. Commd., "th
(Gordon Hrs., i Apr. 1910; mobili/ed, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — France, i May 1915-9 Oct.
1918. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C. Two mentions, 1916, 1917.
ADAM. \\II.I.I AM JAMES,
s. of John \V. A. ; b. Tarbolton, Ayrshire, 10 Sept. 1895. Med., 1914-16. A.U.O.T.C.
Pte., Army Vet. Corps, 1916.
ADAMS. ALFRED JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Charles A. ; b. Maine, U.S.A., 10 Feb. 1874. M.A., 1902. Red Cross Orderly,
Spey Hay and Gordon Castle Aux. Hospitals, 1914-19.
ADAMS, HENRY, M.A., M.B.,
s. of George A.; b. Aberdeen, 3 Dec. 1873. M.A., 1894; M.B., 1898. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 24 Apr. 1915. Served — -Malta, France, England, 1915-18. Final rank, Captain.
ADAMS, JAMES, M.D.,
s. of Richard A.; b. Malborough, Devonshire, 23 Mar. 1850. M.B., 1873; M.D., 1875;
F.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1888. War work — M.O., Red Cross Hospl., Eastbourne, 1916-18.
H&ams, Sanies itmme, (M.A., Gias.) ; p. 22.
ADAMS, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William A. ; b. Kintore, 25 Oct. 1861. M.A., 1890. Commd., 7th Gordon Hrs.,
1908; attd. 3/yth, 4th (Res.), Gordon Hrs. Served — England, France. Final rank,
Captain.
ADAMSOX, ALEXANDER STEWART,
s. of George A. ; b. Fortingall, Perthshire, n Jan. 1893. Sc., 1919 — . Trooper, i/3rd
Scottish Horse, 17 Aug. 1914; later 131)1 Royal Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Gallipoli,
Egypt, Salonika, Aug. igis-July 1917. Wounded; discharged Oct. 1918.
ADAMSON, HENRY McKENZIE, M.B.,
s. of James A. ; b. St. Cyrus, 26 Nov. 1861. M.B., 1884. Surgeon, Army Medical Staff,
30 Jan. 1886. Served— Mesopotamia, India, 1914-19. Final rank, Colonel. C.B., 1916.
Mentd., 1916.
ADAN, LAWRENCE HAY WATT, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John A.; b. Kemnay, 4 July 1885. M.A., 1906; B.Sc., 1907. Attested, 1915.
112
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ADDISON, JAMKS, M.A., B.Sc..
s. of James A.; b. Hoyndic, 13 Nov. 1879. M.A. (I Math.), 1900; 15. Sc. (Spec, dist.),
1901; Simpson Math., Greig, l'ri/es ; Rennet Medal; Fullerton Scholar. Joined I.C.S.,
1903. In India for duration of War.
ADDISON, WILLIAM, M.A., B.Sc..
s. of James A.; h. Whitehills, 16 July 1886. M.A. (II Math.), 1908; B.Sc., 1909.
Commd., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 10 Apr. 1915. Served — Home, Apr-July 1915 ; France
(4th Gordons), July Sept. 1915. Prisoner of War, Germany, 25 Sept. 1915. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
ADEN, LESLIE,
s. of John A. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Feb. 1900. Com., 1919 — . Pte., 4th A. and S. Hrs.,
i June 1918. Home service, Scotland, 1918-19. Final rank, Private.
AfiASSIZ, CUTHBERT DELAVAL SHAFTO, M.D.,
s. of Shafto Lewis A.; b. Bertie, Canada, 31 Oct. 1887. M.B., 1908; D.P.H., 1910;
M.D. (Hons.), 1912 : M.K.C.P. (Lond), 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Apr. 1910. Joined
8gth (i/ist Highland) Field Amb., Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916-17, 1918-
19 ; Gallipoli, Mar. -Oct. 1915 ; France, Feb. igi7-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Acting Major.
M.C., Aug. 1917. Bar to M.C., Dec. 1917.
AIKEN, KNIGHTLEY CHETWODE CHETWOOD , M.B.,
s. of John Chetwood-A. ; b. Westbury-on-Trym, Glos., 12 Oct. 1870. M.B., 1893. U'ur
work — -Hon. Ophthalmic Surgeon, Royal Naval Aux. Hospl. and National Service Med.
Board, Truro.
AINSLIE, JAMES ROBERT,
s. of William A.; b. Old Deer, 27 Feb. 1889. Med., 1906-07. Trooper, Ceylon Mtd.
Rifles, 3 Sept. 1914 ; rifleman, Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps. Commd., Gen. List Inter-
preter, attd. Australian Imperial Force, 19 Apr. 1915 ; Lieut., 4th Royal Dublin Fusiliers ;
Capt, War Office Timber Supplies Dept. XI. Division. Served — Egypt, France, Apr.
une 1916; Ireland, June I9i6-June 1917. Final rank, Acting Staff Captain.
AINSLIE, JOHN,
s. of William A. ; b. Stobo, 14 Dec. 1873. Sc., 1896. Pte., 3rd V.B. Gordon Hrs. ;
Trooper, Fife and Forfar Light Horse, Boer War; Lieut., Scottish Horse, 1903-08; Major,
7th V. B. The Royal Scots, Feb. igiy-Nov. 1919. Home service. Final rank, Major.
AINSLIE, WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of William A. ; b. Stobo, 27 July 1876. M.B. 1897 ; M.I)., 1913. Cpl., Vol. Med.
Staff Corps, 1893-97. Commd., R.A.M.C., 14 Sept. 1914. Served — Home, i year 3 months ;
Abroad, 3 years. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Jan. 1917.
ALCOCK, ALFRED WILLIAM, M.B., LL.D.,
s. of John A.; b. Bombay, 23 June 1859. M.B. (Hons.), 1885; LL.D., 1901; F.R.S.,
1901. Joined I. M.S., i Oct. 1885 ; I.t.-Col., i Oct. 1905. C.I.E., 1903. War work —
O.C. Hospl. for Indian Kxpecly. Force, Brighton Dome, Jan. -June 1915.
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ALCOCK, BENJAMIN JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Benjamin A.; b. Cruden, 2 Nov. 1877. M.A., 1900; M.B., 1903: M.I). (Hons.),
1913. Civil Surgeon, i/c coastguard, Kincardineshire, Aug. I9i4-Mar. 1915. Commd.,
2nd Highl. Fid. Amb., 31 Mar. 1915. Served — France, May-July 1915 ; Home,
1916-19. Final rank, Acting Major.
ALEXANDER, FRANCIS PIRIE WILSON,
s. of William W. A. ; b. Gardenstown, 8 May 1898. Med. 1916-19. Cadet A.U.O.T.f :. :
LJte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 15 Nov. 1916; conimd., May 1917. Served — Home, June-Dec.
1917 ; B.E.F. (6th Gordon Hrs.), Dec. I9i7-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
ALEXANDER, HENRY, M.A.,
s. of Henry A. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 June 1875. M.A., 1895. Aberdeen Mil. Training
Assocn. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.), 1914-18.
ALEXANDER, HERBERT ALEXANDER DARG, M.A.,
s. of William W. A.; b. Gardenstown, 27 Mar. 1893. M.A., 1915. Pte., R.A.M.C., May
1916. Served — Home, May-Aug. 1916; Salonika, Aug. I9i6-Feb. 1919.
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM,
s. of William A. ; b. Peterhead, 6 Feb. 1872. Arts, 1889-91. Enlisted, Natal Border
Mtd. Rifles, 8 Jan. 1896; commd., 18 Apr. 1904. Served in S. African War and Natal
Native Rebellion. Mobilized 2nd Lieut., 3rd (R.) Batt. Gordon Hrs. Served — Home,
Aug.-Dec. 1914; France, Dec. igi4-Mar. 1915; Home, Assist. O.C. Prisoners of War
Camp, Yorks., 1915-19. Final rank, Acting Major.
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William A.; b. Premnay, Aberdeenshire, 26 Apr. 1887. M.A. (II Math.), 1909;
M.B., 1916; D.P.H., 1920. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), attd. Highl. C.C.S., 1916. B.S.F.,
1917-19. Final rank, Captain.
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of George A. ; b. Ythanwells, 24 Mar. 1889. M.A., 1912. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.),
1908-12. Enlisted, Calcutta Scottish I.D.F., 1915; commd., Indian Army Res. of
Officers, 1918. Served — India, June igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
Hlejan&er, Hfltlltam Duncan, P. 18.
ALISON, CRICHTON, M.B.,
s. of George W. A. ; b. Peterhead, 5 Feb. 1889. M.B., 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C, 1916.
Captain, 1917. War work — D.C.M.S., Ministry of Nat. Service, 1917-18.
ALLAN, CHARLES,
s. of Charles A.; b. Keith, 28 Aug. 1892. Com., 1919 — . Gunner, R.G.A., Jan. 1916.
Served — Home, 6 months ; Salonika, Serbia, Bulgaria, 3 years. Final rank, Bombardier.
ALLAN, CUTHBERT ALASTAIR,
b. Edinburgh, 29 July 1895. Med., 1912-18. Pte., R.A.M.C, Aug. 1915; served with
io2nd Fid. Amb., 24th Batt. Northumberland Fusiliers. A.U.O.T.C., 1917-18. Home,
9 months ; France, 8 months. Final rank, Private.
114
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ALLAN, GEORGE, M.D.,
s. of George A.; b. Fife-Keith, 22 Apr. 1866. M.B., 1888; M.D., 1898. Surgeon, R.N.,
1889; retd, 1897. Returned to duty, Surgeon, R.N., 1916.
ALLAN, GEORGE MURRAY,
s. of James A. ; b. Peterhead, gth Sept. 1897. Sc., 1919. Pte., R.A.M.C., 2/ist Highl.
Fid. Amb., Oct. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, May i gig-Dec. 1919. Final
rank, Corporal.
ALLAN, JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of William A. ; b. Birnie, 27 May 1853. M.A., 1874 ; M.B. (Hons.), 1877 ; M.D., 1880;
D.P.H. (Camb.), 1900. War work — Hon. Sec., Local Med. War Committee, Leeds,
May igis-June, 1918.
ALLAN, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of George A.; b. Ordiquhill, Banffshire, 21 July 1863. M.A., 1886. Pte., 2nd V.B.
Royal Scots, Lothian Regt., Edinburgh, 1917-19.
ALLAN, JAMES KNOX, M.A.,
s. of James A.; b. Peterhead, 14 Sept. 1892. M.A., 1914. Pte., Gordon Hrs., 1915.
Commd., Gordon Hrs., 1915. Final rank, Lieutenant.
ALLAN, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of James G. A. ; b. Cluny, Aberdeenshire, 16 Sept. 1893. M.B., 1919. Surg.-
Probationer, R.N., served in H.M.S. "Hilary," 1916.
ALLAN, JOHN MEARNS, M.A.,
s. of David A. ; b. Arbuthnott, 30 Jan. 1882. M.A., 1904. Pte., " U " Coy., Gordon
Hrs., 1900; 2nd Lieut., O.T.C., Ardrossan Academy, 1905; R.F.A., 1906. Mobilized,
4 Aug. 1914. Attd. 2nd Lowland Bde. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Egypt, Palestine,
Syria, May i9i5~Jan. 1919. Final rank, Major.
ALLAN (or RITCHIE), MARGARET STEPHEN, M.A.,
d. of James A. ; b. Methlick, 28 Apr. 1891. M.A., 1917. War work — Secretary (Civil
Liabilities Dept.), Military service, 2 years.
ALLAN, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of James A.; b. Methlick, 3 July 1887. M.B., 1909; D.P.H., 1912. Lieut., General
List, 25 Feb. 1915. Served — Exped. Force to Cameroons, West Africa, Feb.-Dec. 1915.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
Hllar&sce, Hlesan&er, M.A., 1904, B.L., 1907 ; p. 10.
ALLARDYCE, GAVIN LEITH, M.A.,
s. of James A. ; b. Rayne, Aberdeenshire, 12 Sept. 1885. M.A., 1905 ; W.S., Ed., 1909.
Pte., 2nd H.A.C. (Infy.), 3 May 1915. Commd., 7th Gordon Hrs., Dec. 1916; attd. 4th
Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1915-17, 1918-19; France, Feb. I9i7-Mar. 1918, Sept.-
Oct. 1918. Prisoner of War, Oct.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., 1918.
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AI.LARDYCE, ISABELLA,
d. of William A.; b. Rothiemuy, 5 Dec. 1885. Arts, 1904-05. War work— Clerk,
Admiralty Naval Store Office, Aberdeen, Aug. 1915 Aug. 1917.
ALLARDYCE. MARIAN JAM-, .M.A.,
d. of William A.; b. Rothiemay, 3 May 1890. M.A., 1912. War work — Recruiting
under Ministry of Labour for Women's War Service, Munition workers and \V.A.A.( '.s!,
ALLARDYCE, ROBERT MOIR, M.A.,
s. of William A. ; b. Rothiemay, 22 May 1882. M.A. (II. Cl.), 1902. Capt., Jr. Div.
O.T.C. Commd, 6th A. and S. Hrs., 19 Dec. 1909. Mobilized Capt., Aug. 1914; attd.
i/6th A. and S. Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-17; France, 1918-19. Final rank, Acting
Major. M.C., 27 Oct. 1918.
ALLISON, ERNEST RUSSELL, B.Sc.,
s. of John S. R. ; b. St. Abbs, 10 Aug. 1897. B.Sc., 1921. Enlisted, 188 Special Coy.,
R.E., 31 July 1915. Served— France, Aug. igi5»June 1918; Home, July-Dec. t'
Final rank, Sergeant. Commd. (after demobilization), Royal Scots, n Mar. 1919.
ALSOP, ELVIDGE,
s. of James A.; b. Inverurie, 9 May 1899. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 42nd T.R. Batt.
Gordon Hrs., Mar. 1917. Served with 1718! Highl. Cyclist Batt. Royal Hrs. Home, Scot-
land, Ireland, 1917-19. Final rank, Acting L./Corporal.
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER,
s. of George A. ; b. Forgue, 18 Oct. 1899. Sc., 1915-16. Cadet, 7th O.S.A. Bath, i June
1918. Commd., 4 Nov. 1918. Served — Home, 5 months; Belgium, 3 months. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER,
s. of David A.; b. Nigg, M earns, 15 July 1899. Sc., 1919—. 1'te., 4th Seaforth Hrs..
15 July 1917. Served — U.K., France. Final rank, Private.
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER GREIG, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James A.; b. Old Deer, 31 Mar. 1885. M.A., 1905; M.B. (Hons.), 1909;
McRobert Fellow.; M.D. (Hons.), 1914; M.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1916. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
20 June 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; Salonika, Aug. 1916 Dec. 1918. Final rank,
Major. Mentd., 1918.
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER MILNE HENRY,
s. of Alex. J. M. A.; b. Forgue, 6 Nov. 1899. Sc, 1917. Pte., 4th Seaforth Hrs., 30
May 1918. Home service, 9 months. Final rank, Private.
ANDERSON, ARCHIBALD STIRLING KENNEDY, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander A. ; b. Garvock, Kincardineshire, 17 Dec. 1887. M.A., 1909; M.B. (dist),
1914. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C., 10 Oct. 1914; attd. 6th Queen's Regt., i$oth
(R.N.) Fid. Amb., etc. Served— Home, 1914-15 ; France, May 191 5-Nov. 1919. Final
rank, Major. M.C., Aug. 1916. Bar to M.C., Jan. 1917. D.S.O., Dec. 1917. Mentd.,
June 1918.
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ANDERSON, ALEXANDER VASS, M.B.,
s of James W. A. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Nov. 1856. M.B., 1880. Commd., I.M.S., i Apr.
1882. Retired Lt.-Col., July 1907. Returned to duty, Jan. 1915. War service — India,
29 Jan. 1915 — . Name brought to notice ot Govt. of India for valuable services.
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER WILSON, B.Se.,
s. of George A. ; b. Forgue, 30 Apr. 1892. B.Sc., 1913. Fte., R.A.M.C. (T.), Mar. 1910;
Gunner, R.F.A., Nov. 1915; commd., R.G.A., Feb. 1917. Served — Home, 1915-17;
France, May-Oct. 1917 ; discharged owing to wounds. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
ANDERSON, CATHERINE EMSLIE, M.B.,
d. of James A. ; b. Maskiliye, Ceylon, 26 Dec. 1881. M.B., 1904. War work — M.O.,
Scottish Women's Hospitals, Salonika, Corsica, 6 months.
ANDERSON, CHARLES,
s. of J. K. A. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 June 1897. Med., 1919 — . Pte., i/6th Gordon Hrs.,
3 May 1915. Served — France, Nov. I9i5-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Private.
ANDERSON, DAVID, M.A., M.B.,
s. of David A; b. Aberdeen, 28 May 1882. M.A., 1904; M.B., 1907. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
Nov. 1915 ; attd. No. 6 Staty. Hospl., i/ist W.R. Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1915 ;
France, Dec. 1915-16. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Hn&erson, Davit), P. 74.
ANDERSON, DAVID GRANT,
s. of David A.; b. Aberdeen, 21 Apr. 1889. Sc., 1911-12. Commd., R.F.A. (T.) (2nd
Lowland Bde.), 10 May 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Mar.
I9i6-July 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
ANDERSON, EDWARD ERSKINE, M.A., D.D.,
s. of Alexander A.; b. Edinkillie, Morayshire, 28 Dec. 1872. M.A. (Hons.), 1893; D.D.,
1921. War work — Supt., Scottish Churches' Huts (sist Division), Oct. igiS-Apr. 1919.
ANDERSON, ERIC DUNCAN,
s. of J. D. A.; b. Hoy, Orkney, 4 Mar. 1899. Med., 1919—. Pte., T.R. Batt.
Cameron Hrs., Feb. 1917; transfd. 3rd Seaforth Hrs. Served — Home, 1917-18; France,
Flanders, Mar., Apr. 1918. Final rank, Private.
ANDERSON, FRANCIS, M.B.,
s. of Francis A.; b. Gamrie, Banffshire, 12 July 1881. M.B., 1904. Commd., R.A.M.C.,.
21 May 1915. Served — France, Belgium, 1915-16; Italy, Salonika, 1917-19. Final rank,.
Acting Major.
ANDERSON, HECTOR STEEDMAN,
s. of Alex. V. A. ; b. Bombay, 14 May 1897. Arts, 1914-15. G.C., R.H.A. Woolwich, 6,
months; 2nd Lieut., R.E., Oct. 1915. 'Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Belgium,,
Germany, July I9i6-Aug. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
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an&erson, James, p. 22.
Hn&crson, James aiejan&cr, p- no.
ANDERSON, JAMES BRUCE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James A. ; b. Kinneff, Mearns, 22 Mar. iSSi. M.A., 1910; M.B., 1910. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 1914.
ANDERSON, JAMES REID,
s. of James A. ; b. Aberdeen, n Aug. 1897. Sc., 1914-15. Works Chemist, H.M. Factory,
Oldham, Oct. igis-Apr. 1918. Pte., 2nd Artists' Rifles, 16 Jan. 1916 ; joined unit, 21 Apr.
1918. Served — Home, 9 months. Final rank, Corporal.
ANDERSON, JAMES STIRLING, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William A. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Dec. 1891. M.A., 1914 (II Ment 1919) ; M.B. (dist.),
1921; Ogston Prize. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., May 1910; A.U.O.T.C. ; commd., 6 June
1917. Served — France, Flanders. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
ANDERSON, JOHN, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James A.; b. Inverallan, Morayshire, 15 Feb. 1876. M.A., 1897; B.I)., 1900;
Brown Scholar. Pte., R.A.M.C., 13 Apr. 1916; commd., C.F., R.A. Chaplains' JJept.,
13 Oct. 1917. Served — Home, Palestine, Egypt. Final rank, C.F., Captain.
ANDERSON, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John A. ; b. Macduff, 5 Feb. 1886. M.B., 1908. Enlisted, R.A.M.C., Aug. 1914;
commd., 19 May 1915, attd. Scottish Horse. Served — Home, 6 months; France, 3 years
8 months. Final rank, Major. D.S.O., Jan. 1917. Three mentions.
ANDERSON, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John A.; b. Edinburgh, 3 Feb. 1887. M.B., 1916. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 4/1 st
Highl. Fid. Amb., 4 June 1916. Served — France, July I9i6-Aug. 1917; Scottish
Command, 1917-18; Salonika, Army of Black Sea (Turkey), Aug. igiS-Jan. 1920. Final
rank, Captain.
ANDERSON, JOHN BLACKHALL, M.A.,
s. of John A.; b. Kildrummy, Aberdeenshire, 18 Dec. 1866. M.A., 1890. Trooper, i 2nd
Scottish Horse, 1904; mobilized, 1914. Commd., 1916. Served — Home, I9i4-Dec. 1917.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
ANDERSON, JOHN CHRISTIE , M.B.,
s. of William A. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 July 1881. M.B., 1904. Commd., R.A.M.C., London
F'ld. Amb., Nov. 1914; served in France.
ANDERSON, JOHN FORD, M.D.,
s. of Alexander A. ; b. Boyndie, Banffshire, 23 Jan. 1840. M.D., C.M., 1863. War
work — Substitute M.O., South Marylebone Workhouse, 2 years, 1917, 1918.
118
ROLL OF SER VICE.
ANDERSON, JOHN JAMES HALL, M.B.,
s. of George A. ; b. Peterhead, 22 Dec. 1898. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C., 1915-17. I'te.,
4oth Res. Batt., 4th A. and S. Mrs., 26 Mar. 1917. Served — Home, i year. Final
rank, Private.
ANDERSON, JOHN GEORGE CLARK, M.A.,
s. of Alexander A.; b. Edinkillie, Morayshire, 6 Dec. 1870. M.A. (Hons.), 1890;
Wilson Fellow, 1896. ist cl. Mods. Oxon., 1893; ist cl. Litt. Hum., 1895; B.A., 1896;
M.A., 1899. War work — Ministry of Munitions, Ministry of Labour, Labour Regulation
and Wages Arbitration Depts., 1916-19.
ANDERSON, MURDOCH CHRISTIE, M.A.,
s. of Robert A. ; b. Fraserburgh, 8 Dec. 1863. M.A., 1885 ; LL.B. (Ed.), 1890. Commd,
Tst Kinross-shire Volunteers, Nov. 1916. Chairman, Kinross Vol. War Workers'
Organization.
ANDERSON, NORMAN WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of |ames McK. A.; b. F'raserburgh, 8 Feb. 1871. M.B., 1893; M.D., 1902. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 1915. Died, 10 Mar. 1918.
ANDERSON, ROBERT,
s. of George S. A.; b. Banchory, 22 June 1878. Med., 1897-1901. French Foreign
Legion, Nov. I9i4-Mar. 1915. Cpl., ist Devonshire Regt., Apr. 1915 ; Lieut., 7th
Somerset L.I., Oct. 1917. Served — -Belgium, France. Prisoner of War, Mar. 1918.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
ANDERSON, ROBERT JOHN,
s. of R. J. A. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Apr. 1882. Sc., 1899-1901. 2nd Lieut., ist Highl. Bde.
R.F.A. ('J'.), 30 Sept. 1914; attd. 32oth Bde., 8th Bde., 3rd Lahore Division. Served —
Home, 1914-16; Mesopotamia, Egypt, Palestine, 1917-19. Final rank, Acting Captain.
ANDERSON, ROBERT JOHN, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of William A.; b. Fyvie, 30 Sept. 1891. M.A., 1913; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1914. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 6 months; France, 6 months; Home. Final
rank, Cadet.
ANDERSON, ROBERT MOIR LECHMERE, M.B.,
s. of David L. A. ; b. Peterhead, 13 Nov. 1887. M.B., 1910. Commd., R.A.M.C., 23
Oct. 1915. Served — Salonika, Dec. 1915 Oct. 1916; Mesopotamia, Persia, Mar. 1917-
Jan. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Hnfcerson, Cbomas, M.A., 1912; p. -\.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of George A. ; b. Forgue, 16 May 1886. M.B., 1909. M.O., Red Cross Hospl., Netley,
1914-15. Commd., R.A.M.C., 2 Feb. 1915. Served — France, Feb. igis-Dec. 1918 ;
Home, Dec. igiS-May 1919. Final rank, Acting Major. O.B.E. (Mil.), June 1919.
Mentd., Aug. 1919.
119
ROLL OF SERr
ANDERSON, WILUAM, B.Sc., M.D.,
s. of William A. ; b. Kintore, 28 Sept. 1878. M.B., 1903; D.P.H., 1905 ; B.Sc., 1906;
M.D., 1907. Commd., R.A.M.C. (during War). Neurologist. Military Ho>pls., Western
Command.
an&erson, William, P. 62.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William A. ; b. Peterhead, 6 Jan. 1895. M.B., 1919. Pte., "U"Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1914.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
s. of William A. ; b. Forfar, 29 Jan. 1890. Sc., '1908. War work — Member of N.W. Rly.
Volunteers, India ; Railway Engineer, " Communications," Waziristan Field Force, India.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM BLAIR, M.A., D.LITT.,
s. of William B. A.; b. Aberdeen, 28 July 1877. M.A. (I Cl.), 1898; Liddel Prize,
Fullerton Scholar; D.Litt., 1916. ist cl. (div. 3) Class. Tripos, Ft. I. Cantab., 1901;
ist cl. Pt. II. B.A., 1903. O.T.C., 1914-15. 1916-18. War work— Military Intelligence
I >ept., 1918-19.
Hitoerson, William UBruce, M.A., i9n ; P. ;2.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM McMILLAN, M.A.,
s. of Thomas A.; b. Aberdeen, 19 Nov. 1882. M.A. (Ill Math.), 1907. "U" Coy.,
Gordon Hrs., 1902-07 ; Pte., 3/4th Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1915 ; commd., R.G.A., Dec. 1917!
Served— Home, 1915-18 ; France, Apr. igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, and Lieutenant.
ANGUS, ANDREW, M.A.,
s. of George A. ; b. Belhelvie, 12 July 1860. M.A., 1883. War work— Scottish Churches'
Huts, H.Q. 3rd Army, Pas de Calais, France, Mar. -Sept. 1918.
Bngug, William, M.B., 1907, M.D., i9oy; P 109.
ANGUS, WILLIAM STEPHEN, M.B.,
s. of John R.A. ; b. Strichen, 10 Sept. 1885. M.B., 1908. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1916.
ANNAND, SARAH SCOTT,
d. of John A. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Oct. 1880. Arts, 1900-01. War work — War Dressings
1916-18.
ANNAND. WALTER DINNIE, M.A.,
s. of John A. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Dec. 1885. M.A. (Ill CL), 1907 ; (II Eng. 1908). Pte.,
H.A.C., May 1917. Served — Home, May-Sept. 1917 ; France, Italy, Austria, Sept. 1917-
Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
ANNANDALE, JAMES SCOTT, M.B.,
s. of A. B. A. ; b. Stonehaven, 29 Mar. 1887. M.D., 1910. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1915.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
ARCHIBALD, DAVID ADAM SIMPSON,
s. of T. A. S. A.; h. Aberdeen, 21 Apr. 1895. Sc., 1919— 1'te-, R.A.M.C., 2 ist
Highl. Fid. Anil)., Sept. 1914. Served with 4/1 st Highl. Fid. Amb., 3rd Gen. Hospl., 82iid
C.C.S. Home, 1914-15 ; France, May igis-Dec. 1916, Sept. ig^-Jan. 1918 ; N. Russia,
Aug. 1918 lane, 1919. Final rank, Private.
ARCHIBALD, JAMES,
s. of William A. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Apr. 1896. Med, 1913-14- 1'te., 6th Gordon Hrs.,
20 Sept. 1914; Inns of Court O.T.C. 1915-16; commd, 6th Gordon Hrs., 7 July 1916;
transfd. 7th Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1916, 1917-18 ; France, Oct. I9i6-Apr.
1917. Final rank, Acting Captain.
Hrcbtbato, 3obn, P. s,.
ARCHIBALD, JOHN WEBSTER, M.B.,
s. of Allan A. ; b. Urquhart, 23 Apr. 1884. M.B., 1907. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.),
21 Dec. 1915 ; M.O., 295 Bde., R.F.A., attd. 63rd Fid. Amb. Served — Home, Irish
Rebellion; France, 6 months. Final rank, Captain. M.C., 1918.
ARGO, GAVIN ALEXANDER EMSLIE, M.B.,
s. of Gavin E. A. ; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 25 Mar. 1891. M.B., 1913. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
6 Aug. 1914. Served— France, Sept. I9i4-Mar. 1919; Afghanistan, Mar. 1919 — .
Final rank, Acting Major. M.C.
ARKLAY, FRED HILL,
s. of Stewart A.; b. Dundee, 12 July 1900. Sc., 1919—. Transport Service, Cable and
Wireless Officer. Served — East Africa, Australia, Aux. Sea Forces, 1915-17. Final rank,
Hon. Lieutenant.
ARTHUR, ALEXANDER THOMSON, M.B.,
s. of David F. A.; b. Banchory-Devenick, u Nov. 1855. M.B., 1880. War work —
British Red Cross Aux. Hospls., Cults, Aboyne, Murtle, Nov. igu-Apr. 1919.
ASHER, JAMES CHESSER,
s. of Robert S. A.; b. Aberdeen, 16 Mar. 1892. U.D.A., 1912. Pte., R.A.S.C., M.T.,
May 1915. Commd., R.A.F., Mar. 1918. Served — France, 2 years. Final rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
ASHER, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander A.; b. Elgin, 25 Aug. 1893. M.A., 1919. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Nov. 1912. Commd., H.L.I., Sept. 1917. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Feb.
I9i5-Sept. 1916. Final rank, Lieutenant.
ASTIN, WILSON, M.B.,
s. of John T. A. ; b. Huddersfield, 23 May 1863. M.B., 1894. Surgeon, R.N.H.S. " Drina "
No. 3, attd. Grand Fleet, North Sea, Aug. igi4-Oct. 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 28 Oct.
1915. Home service. Final rank, Captain.
ATKINS, EILEEN MARY,
d. of George A. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 June 1889. Arts, 1910-12. War work — R.N. Office,
Aberdeen; Assist. Principal, W.R.N.S., Nov. I9i7-Aug. 1919.
ROLL Ol;
AUCHINACHIE, ELIZABETH ELEANOR, M.A.,
d. of John A. ; b. Aberchirder, 4 Dor. 1892. M.A., 1915. War work — Jr. Administrative
Assist., Finance Dept., Ministry of Shipping, London, Oct. ujiS-Sep. 1919.
Hucbinacbie, (Beorcjc Cameron, P. i*.
AUCHTERLONIE, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of David W. A.; b. -Stamford Hill, Middlesex, 6 Aug. 1883. M.A. (II Mem.), 1905.
Trooper, 2nd U.I'. Horse, Nov. igio-Apr. 1917. Served with I.D.F., United Provinces,
Bihar, Apr. 7917 — . Final rank, Private.
AUSTIN, JOHN ALFRED, M.D.,
s. of William A. ; b. Galle, Ceylon, 3 Sept. 1852. M.B., 1875 ; M.D., 1878. War work —
M.O. to R.A.F. unit, Westbury, Wilts., Aug. 1917.
AYMER, ALEXANDER LINDSAY, M.B.,
s. of Alexander L. A. ; b. Bervie, 3 Feb. 1890. M.B., 1913. Commd., R.A.M.C., Sept.
1914. Served — France, Belgium, 1914-20. Final rank, Acting Major.
AYMER, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of John A. ; b. Laurencekirk, 12 Feb. 1867. M.B., 1889. Pte., Med. Vol. Corps,
28 Mar. 1917; commd., 30 Aug. 1917. Home service. Final rank, Lieutenant.
AYMER, CHARLES ALASTAIR,
s. of Charles A.; b. Leslie, Fife, u May 1898. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — . Cadet,
A.U.O.T.C., Oct. 1916. Gunner, Ed.Univ.O.T.C. ; commd., R.G.A., July 1917. Home
service, Oct. I9i6-Apr. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
BADENOCH, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Aberdeen, n June 1862. M.A., 1883. War work — -Y.M.C.A.
Hut and Hospl., Staples, France, Mar. -July, 1917.
BADENOCH, ALEXANDER GUTHRIE, M.A.,
s. of Peter S. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Jan. 1896. M.A., 1919. Enlisted, R.A.M.C., 4 rst
Highl. Fid. Amb., 28 Sept. 1915. Served with N. Midland Fid. Amb. Home, U years;
France, if years. Final rank, Private.
BADENOCH, DAVID SUTHERLAND, M.B.,
s. of James B. ; b Portsoy, 4 Apr. 1887. M.B., 1912. Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 16
Sept. 1914; attd. 32nd, 8ist, H3th, Fid. Ambulances Served — Home, 1914-15;
Gallipoli, Egypt, Malta, Macedonia, July igis-June 1918 ; France, Aug. igi8-Mar. 1919.
Final rank, Acting Major.
36a{>enocb, -Jobn, M.A., 1900 ; P. 65.
BADENOCH, WILLIAM MINTY, M.B.,
s. of James B. ; b. Portsoy, 20 Sept. 1883. M.B., 1908. Commd., R.A.M.C., 27 May
1915; attd. 8th, roth, Welsh Regts. Served — Gallipoli, Jul) -Nov. 1915; Mesopotamia,
Feb. I9i6-Feb. 1917 ; France, Sept. i9i7~Dec. 1918. Final rank, Acting Major.
Mentd., Aug. 1917.
122
ROLL Or SERVICE.
BAILLIE, ALEXANDER MAIN, M.B.,
b. Nairn, 28 Sept. 1890. M.B., 1915. Pte., ist Highl. Kid. Amb., May 1909; commd,
4 Aug. 1914; Capt., Hampshire Regt., 29 July 1915. Served — Home, 1914-17 ;
Mesopotamia, India, Sept. 1917 Sep. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
BAILLIE, DAVID MAIN, M.D.,
s. of David M. B. ; b. Nairn, 6 June 1^87. M.B., 1909; M.I)., 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C.
(T.), i Feb. 1916. Served — Mesopotamia, India, France, May I9i6-Feb. 1919; Home,
1919. Final rank, Captain.
BAIN, FREDERICK WILLIAM,
s. of James B. ; b. Macduff, 22 Mar. 1889. Sc., 1912-13. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1910.
Mobilixed, Aug. 1914. Commd., 5 Aug. 1915. Served — Home, 1915 ; Flanders, Feb.
I9i5-Jan. 1916. Wounded, Dec. 1915. Final rank, Captain. War work — Munitions,
Chemical Warfare Supply Section, 1916-18. M.C. Three mentions, Dec. 1915, Jan. 1916,
Aug. 1919.
BAIN, IAN MACPHERSON, M.A.,
s. of James M. ; b. Brechin, 3 June 1890. M.A. (I Cl.), 1910 ; 2nd cl. Class. Mods. Oxon.,
1912; 2nd cl. Litt. Hum., 1914. Commd., 5th Black Watch, 27 Oct. 1914. Seconded
R.E. (Signal Service). Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Mar. I9i5-Oct. 1916; Home,
1916-19. Final rank, Acting Captain.
BAIN, LAWRENCE WEIR, M.B.,
s. of Angus B. ; b. Stornoway, 15 Sept. 1890. M.B., 1913 ; Shepherd Mem. Gold Medal.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 23 Nov. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, May igi^-Nov.
1917; Italy, Nov. ig^-Mar. 1918; France and Belgium, Mar. 1918- Due. 1919. Final
rank, Captain. M.C., June, 1918. Mentd., June 1919.
BAIN, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of John B. ; b. Udny, 31 July i85fi. M.A., 1902. Enlisted, R.F.A., 17 May 1916.
Home service, 1916-18. Final rank, Acting Corporal.
BAIN, ROBERT JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James M. B. ; b. Brechin, 29 Dec. 1887. M.A. (II Ment.), 1909. War work —
Y.M.C.A., Salonika, F'eb.-Aug. 1917. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 2 Nov. 1917.
Served— Home, 1917-18 ; Abroad, Jan. igiS-Nov. 1919. Final rank, C.F., 4th Class.
BAIN, TORQUIL MACKENZIE,
s. of Duncan B. ; b. Dingwall, 5 Mar. 1894. Sc., 1918. Pte., 6th Seaforth Hrs. (T.F.),
18 Apr. 1909. Served — Home, 2 years 4 months; France, Nov. ig^-Sept. 1916, Feb. -
Aug. 1917. Final rank, Sergeant. M.M., May 1917.
BAIN, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Nov. 1882. M.B., 1908. War work — Transport (Horses
and Munitions for India), Aug.-Dec. 1914. Pte., 3rd D. C.L.I., 6 May 1915 ; attd. 76th
Fid. Amb., 46th C.C.S., i5th W. Yorks, igth D.L.I., ijth Y. and L. ; commd., 7 Sept.
1917. Served — France, Germany, 1915-19. Final rank, Captain.
123
ROLL OF SERVICE.
RAIKU, ANDREW, M.H.,
s. of Andrew H. ; h. Glasgow, 17 Sept. 1858. M.B., 1880; F.R.C.S. (Ed), 1890.
Cumnii!., R.A.M.C., 3 Feb. 1883; Lt.-Col., 3 Oct. 1903. War work— S.M.O. Ho.pl. .
Troops; Pres. Medical lio.inK Worcester, duration of war.
BAKKK, SIK JOHN, M.I).,
s. of Sainui-1 15. : h. Aberdeen, 2 Oct. 1861. M.B., 1883; M.I), (com.), 1901. Comnid,
R.A..M.C., Dec 1916. C.O., War Hospital, Crowthorne.
BALL, HAYWARD PERCY, M.A.,
s. of Percy M. B. ; b. Agra, India, 25 Mar. 1880. M.A., 1901. Joined "U" Coy., i>t
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1898. Commd., ist Batt. Rly. Volunteers, 1906. .Served with Rly. Batt.
I.D.F., 1917. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BALXAVES, JOSEPH WOOD,
s. of Robert H. B. ; b. Brechin, 29 Apr. 1897. Med., 1918 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 31
Mar. 1915; commd., 17 Jan. 1916. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Sept.-Nov. 1916.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
BARBER, PERCIVAL HENRY,
s. of Henry B. ; b. London, 29 Oct. 1891. Sc., 1918—. Artists' Rifles O.T.C. Pte.,
London Regt., Artists' Rifles, 29 Nov. 1915. Commd., ist Middlesex Regt., 3 Apr. 1917.
Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Mar. igi6-May 1917; Home, 1917-19. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
BARCLAY, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of James B. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Nov. 1866. M.A., 1886. 2nd Lieut., Orkney R.G.A. (T.),
23 May 1910. Home service, Scapa Flow Defences, Aug. igi/i-July 1917; Portsmouth
Defences, July igiy-Jan. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
BARCLAY, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John S. B. ; b. Forgue, 19 Apr. 1862. M.B., 1888. War work— M.O., 3rd V.B.
Prince of Wales's Own West Vorkshire Regt., Dec. I9i4-Oct. 1919.
BARCLAY, JOHN McCONNACHIE, M.A.,
s. of William B. ; b. Banff, 9 Feb. 1872. M.A., 1894. Volunteer, ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.,
1914-19. War work — Red Cross.
JSarclap, TRobeit Stepben, p. 81.
BARKER, HORACE ARMSTRONG,
s. of William B. ; b. Denbigh, N. Wales, 20 Feb. 1892. Med., 1913-16, 1917 — . Cpl.,
77th Labour Unit Coy., 1917.
BARNETT, JAMES WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Ballater, 7 May 1885. M.B., 1907. Lieut., I.M.S., i Feb. 1908.
Served — France, 1914-15; Mesopotamia, 1916; Home, 1917; Arabia, 1917-20. Final
rank, Major.
124
ROLL Or SERVICE.
BARRETT, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William J. B. ; b. Mildenhatl, Suffolk, 13 Nov. 1888. M.A. (I Math.), 1909 ; Boxill,
Greig, Pri/es. ~ 1'te., 9th H.L.I. (T.F.), 23 June 1915; commd., "E" Spec. Coy., R.E.,
18 Dec. 1917. Served— Home, 1915-16, 1916-17; France, 1916, 1918-19. Final rank,
2nd Lieutenant.
BARRON, ALFRED SAUNDERS, M.A., B.D.,
s. of George B. ; b. New Byth, 10 Apr. 1890. M.A., 1912; B.I)., 1915. Pte., 3/4th
Gordon Hrs., 1909; enlisted, i/sth Gordon Hrs., May 1916. Served — Home, 1916;
Knm<v, Nov. I9i6-May 1917; Home, 1917-19. Final rank, 1'rivate.
BARRON, ARTHUR FALCONER,
s. of Robert B. ; b. Fordoun, 7 Aug. 1893. U.D.A., 1911. Pte., Nyasaland Vol. Force,
Any;. igi4-Nov. 1919.
BARRON, ARTHUR MORRISON,
s. of George B. ; b. New Byth, i 7 Aug. 1894. Arts, 1913-14. Pte., " U." Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Nov. 1913; commd., 7th Gordon Hrs., 26 Oct. 1915 ; transfd. R.A.F., Feb. 1918.
Served— Home, 2 years 3 months ; France, Belgium, 2 years 2 months. Final rank,
Lieutenant. M.C., Aug. 1917.
BAXTER, ANDREW, M.D.,
s. of Andrew B. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Nov. 1870. M.B., 1892; M.D., 1897. Lieut. (M.O.),
Cheshire Yeomanry, 1912 ; D.A.D.M.S., ist Mounted Division ; O.C. 2/2nd East Lancashire
Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1914-17 ; France, 1917-19. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel.
Two mentions, 1917, 1919-
BAXTER (or THOMSON), AGNES VALENTINE, M.A., B.Sc., M.B.,
d. of James B. ; b. Brechin, 13 May 1880. M.A., 1902; B.Sc., 1905; M.B., 1907; Fife
Jamieson Medal. War work — Tempy. M.O., Anaesthetist and Lecturer, Dispensary, Sick
Children's and Maternity Hospls., Aberdeen, 1916-19.
BAXTER, JOHN THOMSON, M.A.,
s. of Andrew B. ; b. Huntly, 15 Aug. 1876. M.A., 1898. Attested, 1915.
BAXTER, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Oldmeldrum, 9 Feb. 1890. M.B., 1913. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T), 191.1.
BEARSLEY, CHARLES FREDERICK, M.A.,
s. of Frederick B. ; b. Banbury, 10 Mar. 1850. M.A., 1870. Enlisted, 2nd V.B. Gordon
Hrs. (Co. of Aberd. Vol. Regt.). War work — Substitute teacher, Mull, 1918-19.
BEATON, FRANK, M.D.,
s. of Francis B. ; b. Inverurie, 20 Sept. 1870. M.B., 1894; M.D., 1900. War work —
Under T.F. Association and Red Cross Society ; M.O., Ashington V.A.D. Hospl.,
1975-19.
BEATON, MURDOCH, M.A.,
s. of John B. ; b. Lochalsh, Ross-shire, 8 Dec. 1869. M.A., 1895. 2nd Lieut., 4th
Cameron Hrs., 20 Jan. 1903. Served — France, 18 months; Home, 3 years. Final rank,
Lieut.-Colonel.
I25
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BEATON, ROBERT MILNE, M.B.,
s. of Robert M. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Jan. 1854. M.B., 1883. Commd, R.A.M.C.. <>
July 1916. Served — Cork, 3 months ; War Office, i year. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.,
Mar. 1918.
Beattie, James Walfeev, M.A., isy.s, M.D., i889 ; P. 94.
BEATTIE, WILLIAM FORBES, M.B.,
s. of William C. B. ; b. Rothiemay, 23 July 1889. M.B., 1912. Acting Surg.-Lieut.,
R.N., Apr. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Atlantic patrol, 1914-15 ; North Sea,
1915-17; R.N. Hospl., Haulbowline, 1917-19. Final rank, Surg.-Lieutenant.
BEDDIE, JOHN STOTT, B.So., M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Gamrie, Banffshire, 21 Jan. 1885. B.Sc., 1904; M.B., 1907;
F.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1911. Enlisted, N.Z.M.C., July 1915. Served — Egypt, Gallipoli, July
i9i5~Aug. 1916. Final rank, Captain.
BEGG, FRANCIS WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of James P. B. ; b. New Deer, 9 July 1879. M.B., 1903. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 8 Oct.
1914, attd. West Riding Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 8 months; France, Belgium, Apr.
I9i5-Feb. 1917; Salonika, Dec. i9i7~Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
•
Begg, Ibenrg, M.B., 1906 ; P. 46.
BEGG, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John B. ; b. Foveran, Aberdeenshire, 7 Aug. 1872. M.A., 1898. War work — Q.M.,
Red Cross Aux. Hospl., Arnsbrae, 1915-19.
Bell, differs ZEbistleton, M.B., 1896 ; P. 106.
BELL, HARRY McARA,
s. of JohnN. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 1 1 Apr. 1899. Arts, 1920 — . War work — Inland Revenue,
Glasgow, 1916-17. Pte., A.S.C., May 1917. Served — Home, 1917-18; Salonika, Apr.
I9i8-May 1919. Final rank, Private.
BELL, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of David B. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Aug. 1864. M.B., 1891. War work — Surgeon, Transport
Service, Colonies and the East, 1916-18.
BELL, JAMES CLARK, M.D.,
s. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Jan. 1886. M.B., igogjD.P.H., 1910; M.D., 1917.
Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.), 18 Apr. 1918. Served— France, Apr. igiS-Mar. 1919. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
BELL, JOHN HAMILTON,
s. of John B. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Nov. 1895. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., May
1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Feb. I9i5-Mar. 1918.
Prisoner of War, Mar.-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Sergeant.
126
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BENJAMIN, KENNETH ONEAL KUMMAR,
s. of J. B. ; b. Lahore, 24 fune 1897. Med., 1915-17, 1919 — . Gunner, R.F.A., June
1917. Served — Home, 6 months ; France, Belgium, i year 2 months. Final rank, Gunner.
BENJAMIN, LIONEL SHORTH KUMMAR,
s. of J. B. ; b. Lahore, 3 Feb. 1899. Med., 1916-17. Enlisted, 7th Lincolnshire Regt.
(n6th T.R.B.), 1917.
BENNETT, ALFRED HENRY, M.B.,
s. of Nicholas I). B. ; b. Moonta, S. Australia, n Oct. 1867. M.B., 1891. Major,
R.A.M.C., Keswick Hospl., Adelaide, 1915-18.
BENNETT, THOMAS CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of Nicholas D. B. ; b. Burra, S. Australia, 7 Dec. 1864. M.B., 1886. Joined A.A.M.C,
1906. Mobilized. Served— S. Australia, 1915-16. Final rank, Major. Died, 19 Oct. 1916.
BENSON, JAMES SPEID,
s. of William H. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 May 1873. Law, 1894-96. Pte., ist V.B.G.H.
(previously City of Aberd. Vol. Regt.), Nov. 1914; commd., Oct. 1916. Home service,
Aberdeen, 1914-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BENTON, WILLIAM STEPHEN,
s. of William B. ; b. Forres, 21 Jan. 1893. Sc., 1911-12. Mobilized, 4th Gordon Hrs.
(T.F.), Aug. 1914; Signal Service, R.E. ; commd., R.E., May 1915. Served — France,
Feb. i9i5~Apr. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BERRY, DOUGLAS WALES, M.B.,
s. of Andrew W. B. ; b. Guildford, 4 Sept. 1887. M.B., 1915; D.P.H., 1921. Pte.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 1910, attd. i/ist Highl. Fid. Arnb. Dresser, ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914-15 ;
commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 31 Mar. 1915 ; attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., i/3rd Lowland Fid.
Amb., etc. Served — Home, 1915-16; Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Apr. I9i6-Mar. 1920.
Final rank, Major. M.C., " Gazette," June 1918. Mentd., Jan. 1918.
BERRY, HARRIET ANN FORD, M.A.,
d. of James B. ; b. Lumphanan, 22 Mar. 1886. M.A., 1908. War work — Secretarial
Work ; Chartering of Vessels for Govt., London, 1914-16 ; Vickers' Shell Factory, 1916-17 ;
Service of Supply, U.S. Army, France, 1918-19; Administrative Work, Ministry of Muni-
tions, Welfare and Health Section, 1917-18.
BETENSON, WILLIAM FRANCIS WHITTAKER, M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Bungay, Suffolk, 17 June 1894. M.B., 1917. O.T.C., Tonbridge
School; A.U.O.T.C. ; Tempy. Surg.-Lieut., R.N., Mar. 1917. Served — Atlantic and Home
ports. Final rank, Tempy. Surg. -Lieutenant.
JSeveri&ge, asernarfc (Borfcon, M.B., 1912 ; P. So.
BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William B. ; b. Tough, 4 Jan. 1864. M.A., 1884. War work — Y.M.C.A., Lecturing,
B.E.F., Rouen, 1917, 1918.
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ROLL OF .SViA'
BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM DINGWALL BURNETT,
s. of \\'illiam B. ; b. New Deer, 26 Feb. 1X92. Sc., 1912-1}. I'te., lllurk \\'atch, Aug.
1917 ; served with Army Pay Corps; H.L.I. ; Home 2\ years. Final rank, Corporal.
36c\?, Milliam, M.B., 1876; p. 101.
BIXXIE, JOHN FAIRBAIRN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William H. ; b. Stirling, 22 Apr. 1863. M.A., 1882: M.I!., 1886. ist Lieut.,
Med. Res. Corps., U.S.A. Organized Base Hospl. No. 28, Kansas City. 1917; served
with above Hospl. at Limoges and 3rd Corps, A.K.F. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Cited
for Service.
BIRCH, JOHN COCKAYNK,
s. of Henry B. ; b. Thame, 2 Nov. 1876. Med., 1895-97. 1'te., 23rd Royal Fusiliers (ist
Sportman's Batt.), Oct. 1914. Served — Home, i year; !•' ranee, Nov. I9i5-Feb. 1919.
P"inal rank, Sergeant.
BIRXIE, DAVID ENGLEHART WESTWOOD,
s. of R. T. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 July 1895. Sc., 1914-15. Commd., 5th Black Watch,
26 Oct. 1915. Served — Home, France. Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C.
BIRNIE, JEANIE MORRISON, M.B.,
d. of George B. ; b. Fochabers, 25 Apr. 1896. Arts, 1914-15 ; M.B., 1921. War work —
Orthopasdic Hospl., London, 1917.
BIRSE, WILLIAM MILNE, M.A., B.Se.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Mar. 1889. M.A. (I Math.), 1910; B.Sc. (Spec, dist.),
1911 ; Arnott Prize. War work — -Supervising Chemist, H.M. Explosives Factory, Oldbury,
1916-19.
JBirss, IHorman, P. 43
BISSET, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Peterhead, 26 Jan. 1878. M.B., 1900. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Oct.
1918. Home service, 6 months.
BISSET, ALEXANDER ANDREW, M.D.,
s. of Colin B. ; b. Knockando, Morayshire, 25 Mar. 1885. M.B., 1908; M.D., 1910.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 12 Apr. 1917; Major, R.A.F. Served — German East Africa, 8 months;
Home, 14 months. Final rank, Major. Mentd, Aug. 1919.
BISSET, CHARLES BARRON,
s. of Peter B. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Mar. 1900. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th F,\. Res. Batt.
A. and S. Hrs., Apr. 1918. Home service, 1918-19. Final rank, Private.
ffiisset, J£&0ar (Beorge ll'CUlliam, p. 48.
BISSET, ELEANOR, M.A.,
d. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Oct. 1891. M.A. (11 Kng.), 1914. War work— Clerical,
Royal Soc., War (Chemical) Committee ; Conjoint Board Scientific Societies, London,
1915-19.
128
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BISSET, ERNEST, M.B.,
s. of John P. B. ; b. Glasgow, i Dec. 1877. M.B., 1899. Lieut., I.M.S., 1902. Mobi-
lized Major, Aug. 1914; attd. no Indian Fid. Amb. Served — Egypt, 1914; Dardanelles,
1915-16; Salonika, 1916-18. Final rank, Major. Mentd., July 1917.
BISSET, IAN GORDON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 June 1889. M.A., 1909 ; M.B. (Hons.), 1914. "IT
Coy., Gordon Mrs., 5 years. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Mar. 1915. Served— Egypt, Italy, 1915-19.
Final rank, Captain.
BISSET, JOHN DAVIDSON, M.A.,
s. of William A. B. ; b. Fraserburgh, 19 Jan. 1896. M.A., 1919. Pte., 3rd K.O.S.B., Apr.
1916; attd., i oth Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) ; commd., 28 Mar. 1917. Served — France
and Belgium, May ig^-Mar. 1918; Home, 1918-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
BISSET, JOHN HENRY JACKSON, M.A., B.D.,
s. of George B. ; b, Aberdeen, 26 Oct. 1875. M.A., 1896; B.D., 1903. War work —
Y.M.C.A. Huts, France, May-July 1916.
BISSET, PETER SMITH, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John B. ; b. Aboyne, 20 July 1866. M.A., 1891 ; B.D., 1894. War work— Y.M.C.A.
Huts, France, May-Oct. 1917.
BISSET, ROBERT ROBERTSON,
s. of James B. ; b. Macduff, 25 Feb. 1894. Sc., 1911-12. Enlisted, 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1911. Mobilized. Commd., Nov. 1914, attd. 6th Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15 ;
Abroad, Jan-Mar. 1915 ; Home, 1915-16. Gazetted out on account of ill-health. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
BISSET, WALTER DAVIDSON,
s. of James D. B. ; b. Peterhead, 23 July 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 4th T.R. Batt.
A. and S. Hrs., June 1917. Served with 3rd and 2nd Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1917-18;
France, Mar. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, L. /Corporal.
BLACK, ALEXANDER WILLIAM, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Alexander T. B. ; b. Alness, 7 Jan. 1885. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1909. Pte., sth Seaforth
Hrs., Sept. 1914; attd. 4th Seaforth Hrs.; commd., Oct. 1914. Served — Home,
1914-15 ; France, July igis-Mar. 1917. Final rank, Acting Captain.
BLACK, ALFRED ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John F. B. ; b. Inverness, 31 Mar. 1872. M.A., 1895. Trooper, Cawnpore Light
Horse Volunteers, Apr. 1896; transfd. I.D.F. Final rank, Trooper Sergt.-Major.
BLACK, GEORGE CUMINE STRAHAN,
s. of John B. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Jan. 1882. Arts, 1899-1900. Commd., LA., Jan. 1902;
Capt., Sth Rajputs, LA., Aug. 1914. Served with nth Rajputs, 24th Punjabis, Bushi re
Field Force. Mesopotamia, Mar. igis-June 1917; Persia, Oct. igiS-Aug. 1919. Final
rank, Major. O.B.E. (Mil.), 1920. Two mentions, 1916, 1920.
129 9
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BLACK, ISABELLA, M.A.,
d. of Alexander B. : h. Edinburgh, 10 Aug. 1X89. M.A., 1910. War work — Enrolled
Uomrn's K.A.I'., i On. 1918; Air Ministry, London, 1918-19; R.A.F., H.Q., Fr.m.v,
May July 1919; Army of the Rhine, July-Oct. 1919; London, Oct. 1919 — . .Mentd.,
1919.
BLACK, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James B. ; b. Elgin, 8 Nov. 1870. M.A. (II Cl.), 1891. \\'ar work— Red Cross,
Simla, India, 1916-17.
BLACK, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John B. ; b. Aberdeen, i Mar. 1870. M.A. (I Cl.), 1890; M.H. (Hon. clist.), 1894.
Commd., I.M.S., 1896. Held post of Chemical Examiner to Govt., Punjab, 1914; Ex-
amination of Stores, Supplies, Munitions, India, duration of war. Final rank, LicuL-
Colonel.
BLACK, MORRICE ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Morrice A. B. ; b. Brixton, Middlesex, 20 Mar. 1865. M.A. 1886. ist. Lieut.,
Senior Cadets, N.S.W., Mar. 1912. Mobilized, 23 Oct. 1915. Served — Training Camps,
Australia, Oct. igis-Doc. 1917. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BLACK, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Charles B. ; b. Gamrie, Banffshire, n Dec. 1866. M.A., 1886. 1'te., 3rd V.B. Gordon
Hrs., Dec. 1917. Home service, 1917-19.
BLACK, WILLIAM ROSE, M.A.,
s. of James B. ; b. Elgin, 30 Apr. 1868. M.A., (II Math.), 1889. 2nd Lieut., 3rd V.B.
Seaforth Hrs., 1889; O.C., 6th Seaforth Hrs., igi^-Sept. 1914. Mobilized. Raised 2,6th
Seaforth Hrs. In command 2/6th Seaforth Hrs. ; loth Works Batt. Royal Scots Fusiliers ;
Labour Centre, Scottish Command. Presently in command 6th Seaforth Hrs. Final rank,
Lieut-Colonel. T.D. Mentd., 1919.
BONIFAS, EUGENE GEORGE HENRI,
s. of Bonifas; b. Mantauban, France, 16 Aug. 1878. Div., 1904-05. War work —
Chaplain, Red Cross Hospitals, Aug. I9i4-May 1915; Chaplain to the Fleet, 1915-16.
Served — Dardanelles, Salonika, Corfu, Royaumont.
JSonner, JDouolas ©orfcon, p. 101.
BOOTH, ALEXANDER GRAHAM,
s. of Alex. B. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Oct. 1897. Med., 1919—. Pte., R.A.M.C., 2/znd
Highl. Fid. Amb., Nov. 1914. Served with 309^, 88th, Fid. Amb. Home, 1915-17;
France, Belgium, Aug. igiy-Dec. 1918; Germany, Dec. igiS-May 1919. Final rank,
Private.
BOOTH, JAMES GRAHAM MacKENZIE, M.A., B.L.,
s. of James MacKenzie B. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 June 1893. M.A., 1919; B.L., 1919.
O.T.C., Glenalmond, 1906-07. 2nd Lieut., North Scottish R.G.A., 19 Aug. 1915. Home
service, Scottish Coast Defences, 1915-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
130
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BOOTH (or BROOKS), CATHERINE ANTONIA MARY,
d. of Williamson B. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Dec. 1895. Arts, 1917-18. War work — V.A.D.
(nursing, storekeeping), Aux. Hospl., Eastbourne; ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., Aberdeen, 1915-
l(), 1917.
BOOTH, JAMES MACKENZIE, M.A., M.D.,
S. of fames B. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Oct. 1855. M.A., 1875; M.K., 1877; M.I)., 1886.
Lieut. -Col., R.A.M.C., a la suite, attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hosp!., 1914-18. Died, 8 May 1919.
JSootb, 3obn Xgon, M.A., 1914 ; p. 89.
BOOTH, PERCY,
s. of William \i. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 J)ec. 1893. U.D.A., 1914. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1910; commd, ist (Gordon Hrs., 1915; attd. i/2iid King's African Rifles. Served —
France, 1915-17; German, Portuguese, E. Africa, 1918-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
JSootb, Milliam Jobn, M.A., 1914 ; p. 101.
BOTHVVELL, ALEXANDER FAIRWEATHER, M.A.,
s. of Henry J. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 July 1891. M.A., 1915. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., June
191:5 ; commd., Tan. 1916. Home service, 1915-16. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BOWER, DAVID, M.D.,
s. of James B. ; b. Inverkeilor, 16 Nov. 1853. M.B., 1876; M.D., 1878. War work-
Tribunal, X.D.C., Bedfordshire, 1915-18.
BOWER, GEORGE HADDON, M.A.,
s. of James H. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Oct. 1871. M.A., 1891. I'te., A.R.A. (V.), Oct. 1889;
commd., 5th V. P.. Gordon Hrs. (later 7th G.H.), Nov. 1891. Mobili/.ed, Aug. 1914.
Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917-18; I-' ranee, May-Dec. 1916. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
T.D. Mentd., Jan. 1916.
BOWER, HERBERT HADDON,
s. of James H. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Oct. 1876. Law, 1896-97. Commd., 2/4th Gordon Hrs.
(T.F.), 4 Jan. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, May igiG-Nov. 1917 ; Italy, Nov.
I9i7-Mar. 1918; France, Belgium, Germany, Mar. 1918 Feb. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Chevalier of the Crown of Italy. Two mentions, 1917, 1918.
BOWIE, FREDERICK JOHN THOMAS,
s. of Frederick G. B. ; b. New Hebrides, 28 Apr. 1897. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 2/4th Gordon
Hrs., Jan. 1915 ; served with 2/5th, ist, 8/ioth, i/5th, Gordon Hrs.; commd., Jan. 1918.
Served — Home, ii years ; France, 24 years. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
BOWIE, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Nov. 1888. M.A. (II Ment.), 1914, (II. Econ. Sc.), 1915.
War work — Voluntary Investigator into Unemployment under Board of Trade, 1914.
Gunner, North Scottish, R.G.A.. Mar. 1916; commd., 3 Feb. 1917. Served — Home,
1916-17 ; Egypt, Palestine, Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria, Sept. igiy-Feb. 1919. Took part in
capture of Jerusalem, Feb. 1918; pursuit of Bulgarians, Sept. 1918. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
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ROLL OF SERVICE.
ie, 3obn, p. 3 ' •
BOWIE, WILLIAM CHALMERS, M.A.,
s. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Apr. 1878. M.A., 1901. Attested, 1915.
BOWMAN, ERNEST DRUITT, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James B. ; b. Aberlour, 4 Oct. 1883. M.A., 1903; B.D.. 1910. I'tr., Nyasaland
Vol. Res., Oct. 1917; commd, Nyasaland Mold Force, Jan. 1918. Served — Nyasaland,
Portuguese E. Africa, German E. Africa, 18 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BOWMAN, JOHN WILSON, M.B.,
s. of Alex. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Oct. 1894. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
July 1977. Served — Aniara, Mesopotamia, Aug. 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
BOYD, ANGUS, M A.,
s. of Angus B. ; b. North Uist, 3 Apr. 1884. M.A., 1907 ; ])iv., 1907-10. Joined Army
Chapl. Dept., 16 Dec. 1915 ; attd. No 2 Gen. Hospl., No. 33 C.C.S., 2nd H.L.I. Served—
France, 2 years.
BOYD, EDMUND BLAIKIE, M.A.,
s. of David J. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Apr. 1894. M.A. (I Cl.), 1916; Black, Liddel,
Prizes. Gunner, R.G.A., Oct. 1916; Cadet, O.T.C., June 1917; and Lieut., R.G.A.
(S.R.), i Oct. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-17; France, Belgium, Nov. 1917 June 1919.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
, tRobert /IDasson, M.A., i9i0, M.B., i9i3; p. 105.
BOYD, THOMAS CRAIG, M.A..M.D.,
s. of Robert M. B. ; b. Glenbervie, Kincardineshire, 18 Sept. 1882. M.A., 1904; M.B.
(Hons.), 1908; M.D. (com.), 1909; Keith Gold Medal; Alex. Anderson Scholar.' War
work — Examiner of Recruits, Geraldton, W. Australia, 1915-18. Hon. Capt., A.A.M.C.,
Oct. 1916.
»race, perq? Militant Ifoumpbrp, p. 103.
BRAID, FREDERIC LUNAN,
s. of Thomas B. ; b. Newtyle, 12 Dec. 1888. Sc., 1904-07. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs., Dec.
1915 ; attd. 2nd (H.S.) Royal Scots, 2nd Royal Fusiliers. Served — Home, France, Belgium.
Final rank, Private.
BRAID, KENNETH WILLIAM, B.Sc. (Agr.), B.Sc.,
s. of Thomas B. ; b. Newtyle, 30 May 1887. B.Sc.(Agr.), 1913 ; B.Sc., 1914. 2nd Lieut.,
?th Gordon Hrs., May 1907. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served— Home, 1914-15, 1915-16;
France, May-July 1915 ; attd. R.E., Gas Service (Defensive), Mar. I9i6-Apr. IQIQ.
Final rank, Major.
BRAND, ALEXANDER THEODORE, M.D.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Chicago, 14 Dec. 1852. M.B. (dist.), 1881 ; M.D., 1884.
Major, R.A.M.C., 30 Aug. 1917. O.C., B Section, 2nd E. Yorks. Fid. Amb. (V.). Home
service, 1917-19. Final rank, Major. V.D.
132
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BRAND, GEORGE,
s. of Wm. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 Mar. 1871. Law, 1892-93. Pte., 2/gth Royal Scots
(Hrs.) T.F., Dec. 1914. Home service, Scottish Command Labour Centre, Blairgowrie.
P'inal rank, Sergeant.
BRAND, HAMISH DOUGLAS FERGUSON, M.B.,
s. of Alexander T. B. ; b. Driffield, 6 Apr. 1891. M.B., 1913. O.T.C., Uppingham,
1906-08 ; Pte., 5th Batt. A.P.W.O. Yorkshire Regt., 1908-12. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (Tempy.),
15 Aug. 1914; R.A.M.C. (Reg.), i Jan. 1917. Served — -France, Aug. I9i4-Apr. 1919.
Captain, 1918.
BRAND (or SHIRREFFS), MARY TAYLOR,
d. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Jan. 1875. Arts, 1903-5. War work — War Dressings
(Sphagnum moss), Aberdeen, 1916-18.
BRAND, WILLIAM HENRY EDEN-,
s. of William Eden-B. ; b. London, 5 May 1875. Med., 1905-06, 1914; L.R.C.P. (Ed.),
1901 ; F.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1903 ; L.F.P.S. (Glas.), 1901, etc. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.), ist Highl.
Fid. Amb., 7 Sept. 1914. Served — 'France, 18 months; Home, 3 years. Final rank,
Captain.
BRANDER, CHARLES RONALD,
s. of Alexander J. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 May 1896. Arts, 1913-14. 2nd Lieut., 4th Gordon
Hrs., i Sept. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, 1915, 1916. Worked under Ministry
of Munitions, Chemical Warfare Dept. ; Instructor, Bombing School, London, 1918. Final
rank, Captain.
BRANDER, ERIC WILLIAM HARCOURT, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Alexander J. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Aug. 1888. M.A., 1910; LL.B., 1911. 2nd
Lieut., 4th Gordon Hrs., Apr. 1910. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — -Home, 1914-16;
France, 1916-19. Final rank, Brevet-Major, 1918. Three mentions, 1917, 1918, 1918.
Chevalier Ordre de Leopold (Belgium), 1921.
BRANDER, HUGH STEWART, M.A., M.D.,
s. of John B. ; b. Dufftown, 29 Feb. 1880. M.A., 1899; M.B., 1903; M.D.(com.), 1906.
Cpl., "U" Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1897-1900. Capt., R.A.M.C., i June 1916.
Home service, War Hospl., Keighley, 1916-19. Final rank, Major. Mentd., 1919.
BRANDER, WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of John B. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 May 1876. M.B., 1901 ; M.D. (Hons.), 1910. Pte., VoL
Med. Staff Corps, 1896. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1912. Mobilized, 1914. Attd. i/3rd E.
Anglian Fid. Amb., Norwich, 1914-15; seconded, Jan. 1915; restored to establt, May
1917; O. i/c Surgical Div. City of London Mil. Hospl., 1917-18. Final rank, Acting.
Major. Brevet-Major, 1919.
BRAYSHAW, HARDRESS, M.B.,
s. of Austin B. ; b. Sheffield, i Oct. 1887. M.B., 1910. Lieut, R.A.M.C, May 1917.
Served — Egypt, Palestine. Final rank, Captain.
BREMNER, JAMES GEORGE,
s. of John B. ; b. Strathdon, 29 July 1898. Med., 1916-17, 1918 — . O.T.C., 1916-17.
Trooper, Royal Scots Greys, 13 Apr. 1917. Home service. Final rank, Trooper.
133 9*
ROLL or SERVICE,
BKEMNER, JAMES MORRISON GARDINER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 23 Aug. 1866. M.B., 1894. Surg. -Lieut., ist
V.B.N.R., 1902. Mobilized Aug. 1914. Attd. 2nd East Anglian Fid. Amb., R.A.M.C. (T.F.).
Served — Gallipoli (Suvla Bay landing) ; Canal Defences; (la/a and Palestine operations.
Final rank, Acting Lieut -Colonel O.B.E., 1919. T.I)., 1919. Mentd., 1918.
BREMNER, ROBERT GRANT, M.A.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Boharm, Banffshire, 6 May 1887. M.A. (II. Cl.), 1908. Fte.,
2/i4th London Regt., Apr. 1915. Served — -France, June Nov. 1916, June igiS-Jan. 1919 ;
Salonika, Nov. I9i6-June 1917; Palestine, June 1917-fune 1918. Final rank, Private.
M.M., 1918.
BREMNER, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Boharm, Banffshire, 22 Jan. 1885. M.A., 1907 ; Kay Prize. Pte.,
R.A.F., Sept. 1918. Home service, 1918-19. Final rank, Private.
BRODIE, HECTOR,
s. of John B. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Dec. 1899. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 53rd (V.S.) Batt. Gordon
Hrs., Jan. 1918. Served — Home, France. Final rank, Private.
BRODIE, WILLIAM HUGH, M.B.,
s. of James B. ; b. Elgin, 24 Feb. 1890. M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 4 Dec. 1914.
M.O. i/c 22nd Div. R.E. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1918-19; France, Sept. -Nov. 1915,
Jan.-Nov. 1918; Salonika, Dec. igij-Dec. 1917. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 1917.
Jgroofee, ibenrs JSrian, P- 38.
BROOKS, ALEXANDER,
b. Culrain, 12 Nov. 1896. Med., 1919 — •. Pte., i/4th (Res.) Seaforth Hrs. Served with
i/5th Seaforth Hrs. Home, 12 months; France, Belgium, 1 8 months. Prisoner of War,
8 months, escaped Oct. 1918. Final rank, L./Corporal.
BROOKS, JOHN HARLEY, M.D.,
s. of Robert H. B. ; b. Alloa, 9 Apr. 1862. M.B., 1887 ; M.D., 1892. Major, R.A.M.C,
12 Aug. 1915. Attd. O. i/c Mile-end Mil. Hospl., London, 2 years. Lieut-Col., May
1917. Relinquished Commn. from ill health, Nov. 1917.
BROOMHEAD, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of John B. ; b. Ellon, 25 July 1867. M.B., 1893. Twenty-five years previous service
as Chief Surg. and Corps Superintendent, Haslingden Amb. Corps. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 23
Oct. 1916. Home service, Parkfield Camp, Oswestry, i year. Died, 9 Sept. 1919.
BROWN, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Oct. 1902. M.B., 1905. Lieut., R.A.M.C., May 1915.
Served — -Mesopotamia, 1915-16; India, 1916-19. F'inal rank, Captain.
BROWN, ALEXANDER MIDDLETON, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Feb. 1887. M.A., 1907 ; M.B., 1911 ; D.P.H. (credit),
1913 ; M.D. (com.), 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 2nd London Sanitary Coy., 21 Sept.
1915. Served — Home, 1915; France, Dec. T9i5-May 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Mentd., July 1919.
'34
ROLL OF SKRVfCK.
BROWN, ALFRED, -M.A., M.D.,
s. of William K. ; b. Stockport, 3 June 1854. M.A., i88o;"M.B., 1883; M.D., 1892.
War work— M.O., 2nd Western Command Military Hospls., Manchester, 1914-19.
BROWN. ALFRED JOSEPH,
b. Aberdeen, 12 Jan. 1887. Med, 1920—. Cpl., R.A.M.C., Feb. 1915. Attd. 4th
Cordon Hrs. Corrimd, Aug. 1917. Served— Home, 2 years; France, Flanders, 3 years.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
BROWN, ALICE ANNE, M.A.,
h. Aberdeen. 2 Nov. 1895. M.A., 1918. \\'ar work— Soldiers' Red Cross Rest Room;
V.M.C.A., 1915-19-
BROWN, ALLAN TURNER,
s. of Allan T. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Feb. 1892. Arts, 1912-14. Driver, R.A.M.C., ist
Highl. Fid. Amb., Mar. 1914. Mobilized, 'Aug. 1914. Commd, R.F.A., Sept. 1917.
S.-rved — Home, 1914-15, 1917-18; (iallipoli, 1915-16; France, Apr. igi6-Feb. 1917,
Oct. 1918 |an. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
BROWN, ANDREW HUNTER, M.A., B.Sc., M.B..
s. of |ames B. ; b. Inverness, 25 Apr. 1890. M.A., 1912; B.Sc., 1912; M.B., 1915..
A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., I.M.S., 1915.
BROWN. ARTHUR RICHARDSON, M.A.,
s. of William A. B. ; b. Edinburgh, 16 May 1875. M.A., 1896. War work — Member
of Staff, War Trade Intelligence Dept., London, June 1915 Jan. 1911;.
BROWN, AUGUSTA RUDMOSE, M.A.,
d. of Robert B. ; b. Clapham, 27 Sept. 1881. M.A. (1 Eng.), 1904. Minto, Caithness,
Prices; S.-a field Medal. War work — Flux-harvest worker, Peterborough, July-Aug. 1918.
BROWN, BARBARA ANNIE, M.A.,
d. of Cieorge H. ; b. New Deer, 19 Dec. 1896. M.A., 1917. War work — Civil Service
(War Office), Sept. 1917 — . Name brought to notice of Secy, of State. Aug. 1919.
BROWN, FREDERICK WILLIAM CAMPBELL, M.B.,
s. of David C. B. ; b. Forres, i June 1891. M.B., 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1915.
Served — Home, 1915-16, 1918-19; Egypt, Palestine, Apr. 1916 Apr. 1918: France,
Belgium, Apr. Dec. 1918. .Final rank, Acting Major. Mentd., July 1918. O.B.E.
(Mil.), 1919.
JBrown, (Beorfle, p. 74-
BROWN, GEORGE TAYLOR, M.A.,
s. of George B. B. ; b. Stone-haven, 3 July 1893. M.A. (II Cl.), 1919. Enlisted, R.A.I''.,
i Aug. 1918. Home service, 1918-19. Final rank, Corporal.
BROWN, HARRY HERBERT, M.B.,
s. of Henry B. ; b. Knaresborough, Vorks, 25 Feb. 1862. M.B., 1883. Joined R.A.M.C..
1886 ; Lieut. -Col., 1906. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State for War, 1916.
135
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BROWN, HENRY HAVELOCK, M.B..
s. of John B. ; b. Puterhead, 10 Due. 1857. M.H., 1886. Capt., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1914.
BROWN, JAMES DUNCAN, M.B.,
s. of James B. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Nov. 1892. M.B., 1918; Shepherd Mem. Gold ninLil.
O.T.C. Surg.-Probationer, R.N. ; Surf?. -Sub. -Lieut., Mar. 1916. Served — in Destroyers,
Scapa Flow ; Home ; South and East Africa. Final rank, Surg.-Lieutenant.
BROWN, JENNY BREWSTER,
d. of George B. B. ; b. Bolton, Haddingtonshire, 26 Sept. 1897. Arts, 1918 — •. War
work — Substitute linotype operator, 1915-18; V.A.D. Nurse, Aux. Hospl., Stonehaven.
BROWN, JOHN, M.A., M.D.,
s. of J. Crombie B. ; b. Haddington, 20 Feb. 1842. M.A. (M.C.), 1860; M.D., CM.
(Hons.), 1863 ; F.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1878 ; B.Sc. (Ed.), 1878. War work— M.O., Cape Town
Free Dispensary (whole time service), Sept. igiy-Aug. 1919.
BROWN, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Nov. 1876. M.B., 1908; D.P.H., 1912. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., Aug 1917. Home service, Aug. I9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
BROWN, JOHN GATHERER, M.B.,
s. of John G. B. ; b. Worthing, 17 Feb. 1890. M.B., 1914. Commd., R.A.M.C., Sept.
1914; attd. Rifle Bde., Gordon Hrs., 2nd Fid. Amb., Irish Fusiliers, Essex Regt.
Served — Home, 1914, 1915, 1917-19; France and Flanders, Nov. i9i4-June 1917.
Final rank, Captain.
3Brown, 1Rtcbart> (Bavin, M.B., 1903 ; P. 25.
BROWN, ROBERT, M.D.,
s. of James B. ; b. Banchory, 2 Apr. 1883. M.B. (Hons.), 1905 ; M.D. (Hons.), 1907.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 5 June 1917. Served — Egypt, Palestine, July ig^-June 1919;
Home, 1919 — . Final rank, Acting Major.
BROWN, ROBERT NEAL RUDMOSE, D.Sc.,
s. of Robert B. ; b. Clapham, 13 Sept. 1879. B.Sc., 1900; D.Sc., 1909. 2nd Lieut.,
Infantry, Unattd. List, T.F., 26 Oct. 1914. Home service, Admiralty War Staff, Intelli-
gence Dept., 1915-19. Final rank, Captain (Royal Marines).
BROWN, ROBERT WALKER, M.B.,
s. of J. L. B. ; b. Forres, n July 1888. M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 30 Apr. 1917.
Served — E. African Exped. Force, 1917-18; Tyne Garrison Hospl., 1918; France, 1918-
Aug. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
BROWN, THOMAS DUNCAN HUNTER,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 June 1885. Law, 1905-07. War work — Ministry of
Munitions (Explosives, Fuel Oil, Lubricants, etc.), 1916-18.
BROWN, WILLIAM BRODIE, M.B.,
s. of Alexander B. ; b. Peterhead, 10 May 1867. M.B., 1896. War work— M.O., i/2nd
Aberdeenshire Volunteers. Recruiting work, Deeside. Period of War.
136
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BROWN, WILLIAM ROBERTSON, M.A.,
s. (if William B. ; b. Ratliven, Banffshire, 9 Sept. 1883. M.A., 1904; Barty Prize.
Joined Army Chaplains' De.pt., Nov. 1916; attd. i/6th A. and S. Hrs. Served — Home
1916-17 ; France, Belgium, Italy, Mar. 191 7-- May 1919.
BROWN, WILLIAM SCOTT, M.A.,
s. of William 1!.; b. Kelso, 30 Sept. 1890. M.A., I Cl. (dist.), 1912; Liddel, Simpson
Greek, Prizes; Sealield Latin, Town Council Gold, Medals; Ferguson, Fullerton, Scholar-
ships. I.C.S., 1913. War work — Recruiting, etc., Madras Presidency, 1916-18. 2nd
Lieut., I.A.R.O., attd. i/88th Carnatic Infy., n Aug. 1918. Served — India, Aug. 1918-
Feb. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
BROWNE, FRANCIS JAMES, M.D.,
s. of William B. ; b. Raymochy, Co. Donegal, i Oct. 1897. M.B., 1906; M.D. (Highest
Hons.), 1919; F.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1914. Univ. Coy. R.A.M.C. (V.). Joined R.A.M.C., Sept.
1915. Commd., 16 Oct. 1915. Served — H.M. Hospl. Ship, " St. George," Oct. 1915-
Feb. 1916. Requested by Secy. B.M.A. and Local M.P. to return to practice on account
of urgent need of Doctors. War work — Tempy. M.O.H. and Sch. Med. Officer, aug-
mented practice, Wales, Oct. 191 6- Jan, 1918.
BRUCE, ALEXANDER ERIC, M.A.,
s. of A. S. R. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Oct. 1897. M.A., 1921. Edin. Univ. O.T.C.
Enlisted, St. John's Wood Cadet School, Nov. 1916; commd., R.G.A., 3 Feb. 1917. Served —
Home, 1916-17, 1918-19; France, May I9i7-Sept. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BRUCE, ANDREW BUCHAN,
s. of George B. ; b. St. Comb's, 31 Dec. 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Deck hand, R.N.R. (Trawler
Section), Apr. 1918. Patrol duty, English Channel; Escort duty, Bay of Biscay, Apr.
igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Deck hand.
JBruce, Hnbrew ribitcbell, M.A., 1908 ; P. 56
BRUCE, CHARLES,
s. of Charles B. ; b. Bucksburn, 13 Sept. 1898. Law, 1920 — . War work — Red Cross
Ambulance, Aberdeen, 1914-17. Pte., 2/ist Lovat's Scouts, Jan. 1917 ; transfd. ist Cameron
Hrs.; i4th A. and S. Hrs. Served— Home, i year; France, Belgium, i year. Final
rank, Acting Corporal.
BRUCE, DOUGLAS WALTER, M.B.,
s. of Charles B. ; b. Glenrinnes, Dufftown, 10 Dec. 1883. M.B., 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
1911. Mobilized, 1914. Served — India, Mesopotamia, 1914 — . Final rank, Acting Major.
BRUCE, DOUGLAS WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of W. S. B. ; b. Banff, i June 1885. M.A., 1907. Pte., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.,
"U" Coy., 1903-06. Enlisted, 4th Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1915; 2nd Lieut., Jan. 1916.
Served — Home, 2 years; France i^ years. P'inal rank, Acting Captain.
BRUCE, EDWARD GEORGE, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Robert B. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Jan. 1893. M.A., 1914; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1919. Pte., 5th
Gordon Hrs., 1910 ; Sergt., H.F.A. ; Lieut., R.A.S. Corps, 3 Dec. 1914 ; Capt., Tank Corps'.
Served — Home, France. Final rank, Captain.
137
ROf.t. (>/•- SERVICE.
BRUCE, GEORGE. M.A.,
S. "I Adam H. ; 1>. Imcruric, 16 Aug. 1887. M.A., 1908. Pioneer, Special ( 'o
R.l1;., Nov. 1915; commd., R.G.A., June 1918. Served — Frame, Apr. 1916 Sept. 1917
Aug. 1918 -Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BRUCE, GEORGE GORDON, M.B.,
s. ot George B. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Aug. 1891. M.B., 1915; Keith Gold Medal. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., Sept. 1915. Served — Home, 1915: Egypt, Framv, Salonika. Palestine, l.in.
1916 Mar. 1918; Salonika, Apr. 1918 — . Final rank, Captain.
BRUCE, GEORGE SMITH,
s. of William B. ; b. Portsoy, 23 May 1895. Sr., 1911; — . 1'te., R. A.M. (..'., 2 Nov. 1914.
Served with 2nd Cameron Ihs. Home, 1914-15; Mediterranean Exped. Four, M iy
1915-17; Salonika, 1917-^111. 1919. Initial rank, L. /Corporal.
BRUCE. HU(;iI GILBERT, M.B.,
s. of Robert H. G. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Apr. 1888. M.B,, 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (I. I.).
1914 ; attd. 6th A. and S. Hrs.
BRUCE, JOHN MITCHELL, M.A., LL.D.,
s. of Alexander I!.; b. Keig, 19 Oct. 1846. M.A., 1866; LL.J)., 1900; M.B. (Lund.).
1870; M.I.)., 1872; L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1878. War work — Consulting Physician. King
(ieorge's Hospl., London, 1914-19.
BRUCE, ROBERT, M.A., B.L.,
s. of John B. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Feb. 1884. M.A., 1905; B.L., 1906. Advocate in
Aberdeen, 1908. Commd., R.E. (T.I1'.), 1914; attd. Highl. Div. Signal Coy. Final
rank, Major. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State for War, 1916.
BRUCE, ROBERT, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Peter B. ; b. Insch, 12 Nov. 1871. M.A., 189.?: M.H., 1X97; M.I)., 1899. R.G.A.,
L'niv. lity., 1890-94; commd., Oct. 1900. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914; attd. 7th Gordon
Hrs. ; transfd. as Lieut.-Col., R.A.M.C. ; O.C. i/3rd Highland Fid. Amb. Served— Home,
'QH-'S. 19'7-iS; France, May 1915 June 1917, Oct. 1918 Apr. 1919. Final rank,
Lieut-Colonel. D.S.O. T.D. Three mentions, Jan. 1916, June 1916, Jan. 1917.
BRUCE, ROBERT HUGH GILBERT, M.B.,
s. of Hugh G. B. ; b. New Deer, 16 Oct. 1864. M.B., 1891. Capt., R.A.M.C. (retd.).
Lieut., R.A.M.C. Home service, Med. Board, Edinburgh Castle; Prisoners of War
Camp, Stobs. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BRUCE, RONALD JOHN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Robert B. ; b. Aberdeen, i June 1889. M.A., 1911; M.B. (dist.), 1915 ; Ogston
Prize. Enlisted, sth Gordon Hrs. (T.), 1907; transfd. ist Highland Fid. Amb., 1908.
Commd., R.A.M.C, May 1915. Served — France, Salonika, South Russia, 1915-19.
Final rank, Captain.
BRUCE, THOMAS, M.A.,
s. of Thomas B. ; b. Falstone, 4 May 1873. M.A. (I Cl.), 1895 ; Simpson Prize, Seafield,
Town, Medals; Fullerton Scholar; B.A. (Cantab.), 1898; M.A. (Cantab), 1914. War
work— War Trade Intelligence Dept., Admiralty Intelligence Dept., Mar. igiy-Dec. 1919.
ROLL OF .S7:7v' / 7C '!•'..
BRUCE, WILIIELAIINA, M.A.,
(1. of John K. ; h. F'raserburgh, 28 Feb. iX.Si). M.A., 1910. War work — Nursing, V.A.I).
Hospl., Morpeth, 1917-18.
BRUCE, WILLIAM,
s. of William M. B. ; b. Peterhead, 22 Aug. 1890. Arts, 1908-12. I'te., 67 Batt. Western
Scots, ('.E.I'.. l:'eb. 1916; attd. : 241!) Canadian Pioneers, loth Canadian Engineers.
Served — British Columbia; England; France, 2 years. Final rank. Lieutenant.
56ruce, Militant Georcje, P. 89.
B RUN WIN, ALLAN DEED,
s. of George A. H. ; b. Braintree, 25 Jan. 1879. D.P.H., 1910; B.A. (Camb.), 1900; M.A.
1903: B.C., M.B., 1906; M.I)., 1909. Camb. Univ. Rifle Vol., 1898-1901. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., July 19' S- Served — France, 3^ years. Final rank, Captain. Hon. Assoc.
Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 1916.
£ucban Cbarles, M.A., 1912 ; P. 7s.
BUCHAX, DAVID, M.B.,
s. of Francis B. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Dec. 1874. M.B., 1896; D.F.H., 1897. War work —
Anaesthetist, Dental Hospl.; Education Committee, Birmingham, 1914-15.
BUCHAN, ROBERT WINTER,
s. of R. W. B. ; b. Inverurie, 31 July 1899. Med., 1919 — . I'te., R.A.I''., 28 July 1917.
Served — -Home, 1917-18; France, May Sept. 1918. Final rank, Sergeant.
BUCHAN, WILLIAM, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William B. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 July 1894. M.A., 1916; M.B., 1918. Pie., ist
Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1913. Mobili/ed, Aug. 1914. Cadet, A.U.O.T.C., Oct. 1915; Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., June 1918. Served — Mesopotamia, Sept. 1918 — . Final rank, Captain.
BUCHANAN, DONALD, M.D.,
s. of Ewen B. ; b. Barra, Inverness-shire, 13 July 1879. M.B., 1908 ; M.I)., 1911; D.P.H.
(Birm.), 1910. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1914; attd. ist S. Midi. Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb.
Mentd, Dec. 1917.
BUDGE, EDW'ARD STACK,
s. of James B. ; b. Wick, 27 Feb. i.SSi. Sc., 1909-11. Gunner, Heavy Arty., German
S.W. Africa, Feb. 1915. Trooper, 4th S. African Horse, Nov. 1915. Served — German
S. \V. Africa, German E. Africa, 2 years. Final rank, L./Corporal.
BULLOCH, WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of John B. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Aug. 1868. M.B. (Hons.), 1890; M.I). (Hons.), 1894.
War work — Member of Medical Research Committee (civilian) on Medical War problems,
1914-19. Chairman, Anaerobic Committee. Consulting Bacteriologist, Darell Mil. Hospl.,
Duchess of Rutland's Hospl., 1917-19. Member, Army Pathological Committee, 1918.
JBimjess, Duncan, M.A., i8(>x; p. 49.
139
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BURGESS (or SIMPSON), ELSIE .MARY, M.A..
d. of James [. 1!.; h. Dyke, Morayshire, 17 Jan. i<S95. M.A., 1917. War work —
Munitions, Aberdeen, 1916-17.
BURGESS, JAMES JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander H. ; b. Inveraven, 19 Feb. 1863. M.A., 1884. Pte., ist Morayshire Vol.
Batt., 1916-19.
BURNET, JOHN RUDOLPH WARDLAW, LL.B.,
s. of G. \V. 11. ; b. Edinburgh, 31 Dec. 1886. LL.B., 1911. Lieut., Genera! List, 23 Apr.
1917. Home service (Recruiting Duty), 1917-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BURNET, SIR ROBERT WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of William B. ; b. ("alder, Lanarkshire, 17 June 1851. M.B. (Hons.), 1876; M.D.,
1878; L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1894. War work — Consulting Physician, War Hospl., Ealing ;
Princess Christian's Hospl., London, 2-£ years. K.C.V.O., 1917.
BURNETT, ARCHIBALD REITH, M.A.,
s. of Joseph B. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Aug. 1881. M.A., 1903. Sapper, R.E., 24 June 1916.
Served — France, Belgium, 1916-19. Final rank, Corporal.
BURNETT, CHARLES,
s. of Donald B. ; b. Inverurie, 16 June 1899. Med., 1919—. Fife Jamieson Gold Medal,
1921. Pte., 2oth H.L.I., 13 Feb. 1917; commd., R.A.F. Home service, 2 years. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
BURNETT, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of James B. ; b. Kirriemuir, n Feb. 1900. M.A. (I Math.), 1921; Simpson Math.
Prize ; David Rennet Gold Medal. A.U.O.T.C. Pte., Gordon Hrs., Sept. 1918. Cadet,
Officers' Batt. Home service, 5 months. Final rank, Private.
BURNETT, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of George B. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Oct. 1892. M.A. (II. Eng.), 1920. Enlisted, ist High!.
Fid. Amb., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1913. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Commd., 27 July 1916; attd.
ist High!. Div. Train, A.S.C. ; 3/ist Scottish Horse Yeomy. ; ist Yorkshire Regt. ; Supply
and Transport Corps (I.A.). Served — Home, Aug. I9i4-Mar. 1917; Egypt, Gallipolli,
India, Afghanistan, Sept. igij-July 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
BURNETT, GERRARD, M.B.,
s. of Wm. B. ; b. Fraserburgh, i May, 1898. M.B. (dist.), 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Surg.-
Probationer, R.N.V.R. Served in H.M.S. "Legion," 1917; later H.M.S., P. "Q" 63.
Served — Home Waters (Base, Immingham Dock, Milford Haven), Oct. I9i7-Apr. 1918.
Final rank, Surg.-Probationer.
JBurnctt, Jait Hlistair Ikenfcall, M.A., 1907 ; P. 61.
BURNETT, JAMES BEATTIE, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Joseph B. ; b. St. Cyrus, 5 July, 1865. M.A. (II Cl.), 1886; B.D., 1889. Chaplain
— Coast Defences, Aberdeen ; 2nd Lowland Bde., Hawick ; Craigleith, Edinburgh, Mar.
1916.
140
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BURNETT, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of lames B. ; b. Fraserburgh, n Jan. 1864. M.A., 1886; K.I). (Ed), 1890. Offici-
ating Clergyman, A. and S. Hrs. Cpl., 3rd V.B. Royal Scots, Jan. 1917. Chaplain,
Egyptian Exped. Force, Sept. 1919. Served — Home, 1917-19; Syria, 1919. Final rank,
Chaplain 4th Class (Captain).
BURNETT, SIDNEY HARVEY, M.B.,
s. of Robert H. B. ; b. Hampstcad, 31 May 1868. M.B., 1891. Commd., I.M.S., 1892.
Mobilized Lieut. -Colonel., commanding No. 6 Combined Fid. Amb., No. 25 Indian Gen.
Hospl., No. 57 C.S. Hospl., S.M.O., Karum Front. Served — N.W. Frontier, 1915-16;
Mesopotamia, 1916-17 ; Persia, 1917-18 ; Mesopotamia, 1918. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
BURNETT, THOMAS LESLIE FORBES,
s. of |ohn A. B. ; b. North Dakota, U.S.A., 29 Sept. 1885. Sc., 1902-05. Pte.,
M.T., R.A.S.C., Mar. 1915. Commd., R.F.C., Aug. 1915 (later R.A.F.). Served— France,
1915, 1916, 1917, 1918; Home, 1918, 1919; Army of the Rhine, 1919. Final rank,
Major. M.B.E. Mentd., Sept. 1917.
BURNS, ANDREW SHERIDAN,
s. of W. S. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Apr. 1900. Med., 1917—. A.U.O.T.C. Cadet, loth
Officer Cadet Batt., Oct. 1918; served with 2nd Batt. Artists' Rifles. Home service,
4 months. Final rank, Private.
BURNS, EVAN MACDONALD, M.A.,
s. of William W. B. ; b. Kiltarlity, 9 Dec. 1891. M.A., 1914. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), Oct. 1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., R.E., 7 Mar. 1916.
Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-16; Belgium, France, Italy, Feb.-Nov. 1915, Oct. 1916-
Apr. 1919. F'inal rank, Acting Captain. Mentd., Nov. 1918.
BURNS, HENDRY STUART MACKENZIE, M.A.,
s. of John S. B.'; b. Aberdeen, 28 Apr. 1900. M.A. (I Math.), 1921 ; Boxill, Neil Arnott,
Prizes. Pte., ist County of Aberd. Vol. Batt., 1917 ; A.U.O.T.C., 1917-18 ; Cadet, R.G.A.,
Oct. 1918. Home service, Oct. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
BURNS, JOHN STUART, M.A.,
s. of John B. ; b. Cairnie, 4 Dec. 1878. M.A. (Ill Cl.), 1899. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs.,
4 Apr. 1917; commd., No. 8 O.C.B., 28 Nov. 1917; attd. 4th (Res.) Gordon Hrs., 6th
Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, Apr. igiS-Jan. 1919. F'inal rank,
2nd Lieutenant.
BURNS, WILLIAM GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of WilliamS. B.; b. Aberdeen, 3 Sept. 1895. M.A., 1915. Pte., " E " Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs. (T.F.), May 1911 ; transfd. R.A.M.C., attd. istScot. Gen. Hospl., May 1914. Mobilized,
Aug. 1914. Discharged to finish medical studies. Commd., R.A.M.C., Oct. 1918.
Home service, 1914-15 ; France (Y.M.C.A.), 1915 ; Salonika, Turkey in Asia, Nov.
1918 — . Final rank, Captain.
BURR, ALFRED HAMILTON, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Robert B. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 June 1886. M.A., 1911; B.Sc., 1914. Pioneer
Chemist, 2nd Provl. Coy., R.E., Apr. 1916. Served — Home, 1916; Munition work,
Government Chemical Laboratories, 1916-19.
141
ROLL or SERVICE.
BIRR, GEORGE PATERSON, .M.H.,
s. of George I'. 11. : b. Aberdeen, 4 July 1 888. M.B., 1911. Surgeon, K.X., served in
H.M.S. " Monitor 31," 1916.
Bl RR. HARVEY GORDON, 15. So. (A«r).,
s. of John M. H. ; h. Millbrex, Aberdeenshire, 25 May 1887. I!. Si:. (A-r.), 1911. Pte.,
Nigerian Land Contingent, Defence Force, 1915, 1916.
BIRR. JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James I!.; b. Kemnay, 16 Jan. 1890. M.A., 1911. Pte., 3 1-4 llighl. Fid. Amb.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 5 June 1915. Served with 3rd K.O.S.B., i6th Royal Scots. Home
1915-17 ; France, Nov. 1917 Apr. 1918. Final rank, Corporal.
BUTCHART, HENRY JACKSON, B.L.,
s. of James S. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Apr. 1882. B.L. (clist.), 1905. Enlisted, M.I. (Joy.,
U.R.Y.B. (Royal Scots), 1905 ; 2nd Lieut., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1907. joined Scottish
Horse. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with 2nd (R.) Regt. of Cavalry, Australian and N./,.
Light Horse and Mounted Rifles. Home, 1914-16; Egypt, Palestine. May 1916 Mar.
1918; France, Belgium, Apr. igiS-July 1919. Final rank, Major. D.S.O., 1918. Star
of Roumania (Officer Class), 1919. Two mentions, Jan. 1918, June, 1918.
Bl'TCHART, JAMES ALEXANDER,
s. of James S. B. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Oct. 1877. Arts., 1896-99. Commd., R.F.A., May
1900. Served — France, Belgium, Oct. I9i4-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -
Colonel. D.S.O., 1917. Two mentions, 1917, 1918.
BUTTER, JOHN KEIR, M.D.,
s. ot John B. ; b. Forfar, 21 July 1856. M.B., 1879; M.D., 1881. War work— Examiner
of Recruits, 1914-15: Special Constable, 1914-19.
CABLE, JAMES EWEN, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. Forfar, 13 Sept. 1890. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
attd. R.A.F., 7 Feb. 1916. Served — Home, 1916, 1918-19; B.E.F., Apr. 1916 Oct.
1917. Final rank, Captain.
CAM:. JOHN MORRISON, M.A., B.L., B.SC. (Agr.),
s. of William S. C. ; b. Banchory-Devenick, 20 Aug. 1878. M.A., 1899; B.L., 1902;
B.Sc. (Agr.), 1905. Lieut., ist Edinburgh Volunteers, Aug. 1914-17. War work — Under
Board of Agriculture for Scotland.
CAIE, WILLIAM JAMES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William S. C. ; b. Forglen, 15 Feb. 1874. M.A., 1895; M.B., 1900. Commd.,
2nd E. Anglian Fid. Amb., 1906. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home service, Aug. 1914-
Feb. 1916. Final rank, Major.
CALDER, ANDREW,
b. Tyrie, 9 Oct. 1895. Sc., 1915-16. Pioneer, Special Bde. (gas), R.E., 4 Apr. 1916.
Served — France, 3 years. Final rank, Corporal.
142
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CALDER. CHARLES CUMMING, B.Sc., B.Sc (Agr.),
s. of Charles M. ( '. ; h. Korres, 3 Dec. 1884. K.Sc.. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1908. Pte., I.D.F., Nov.
1916; commd., J.A.R.O. (Agr. Directorate). Sri vcd— India, 1916-18; Mesopotamia,
1918-19. Final rank. Acting Captain.
Cal&er, George /IDacbetb, M.A., 1915 ; P. 13.
CALDER, JAMES BLACK, M.A.,
s. ofWalterC. ; b. Strathy, Farr, 13 Sept. 1887. M.A., 1910. Served with ist V.B. Gordon
Hrs. and 4th Gordon Hrs., 34 years. Enlisted, R.A.M.C.. 15 Feb. 1915 ; attd. 5ist Highl.
C.C.S. ; conimd., 29 Oct. 1918. Served — Home, 1915, 1918; France, Belgium, May
1915 Oct. 1918, Jan. -Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CALDER, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Old Aberdeen, 21 May 1875. M.A., 1900. Chapl., 4th Class,
Austral. Fixped. Force, 1917.
CALDER, JOHN,
s. of William C. ; b. Nairn, 20 Jan. 1896. Sc., 1914-15. Gunner, R.G.A., 1916.
CALDER, WILLIAM MOIR, M.A.,
s. of George M. C. ; b. Fdinkillie, Morayshire, 2 July 1881. M.A. (I Cl), 1903; Simpson
Greek, Liddel, Lyon, Prizes: Sea field Latin Medal; Fullerton, Ferguson, Scholarships;
Croom Robertson, Wilson, Fellowships. B.A. (Hons.), Oxon. Manchester Univ. O.T.C.
Capt., unattd. list Royal Marines, Nov. 1914. Home service, attd. Admiralty, Intelligence
Division, 1916-19; attd. Brit. Delegation, Peace Conference, Paris.
CALLAM, ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Glenbuchat. M.B. (Hons.), 1903; M.D. (com.), 1907; Shepherd
Memorial, Anderson Gold, Medals; Murray Medal and Scholarship. Lieut., .R.A.M.C.
(Vol.), 1906. Mobili/ed, 5 Aug. 1914. Attd. E. Yorks Fid. Amb. Served— B.E.F., 5 Aug.
1914-20 Dec. 1918. Final rank, Acting Lieut -Colonel. D.S.O. Two mentions, Apr.,
Dec., 1918.
CAMERON, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, M.A.,
s. of John C. ; b. Ullapool, 14 Mar. 1879. M.A. (I Cl.), 1900; Simpson Greek Prize.
War work — Under Ministry of Munitions (Shell and Gun manufacture), 1916-17.
CAMERON, ALEXANDER JOHN DOUGLAS, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. Kintore, n Jan. 1888. M.B., 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Sept. 1917.
Served — E. Africa, 17 months. Final rank, Captain.
CAMERON, ALFRED ERNEST, M.A., D.Sc.,
s. of William C. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Oct. 1887. M.A., 1909; B.Sc. (dist.), 1910; D.Sc..
1915; M.Sc. (Man.), 1914; Fullerton Scholar ; Carnegie Fellow. War work — Campaign
of greater agricultural production in Canada (British Columbia, Saskatchewan), 1916-19.
CAMERON, BRADLEY MARTIN,
s. of James C. ; b. Urquhart and Glen Morriston, Inverness-shire, 6 Oct. 1896. U.D.A.,
1920. Pte., R.A. Vet. Corps, 27 Nov. 1915 ; transfd. I3th Batt. Middlesex Regt. Served—
Home, 3 years ; Abroad, 5 months. Final rank, Platoon Sergeant.
ROLL 01'
CAMERON, CHARLES WILLIAM MORRISON,
s. of Charles C. ; b. Inverurie, 13 Oct. 1900. Med., 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C. Gunner,
R.K.A., 15 Oct. 1918. Served— Home, 2 months. Final rank, Gunner.
CAMERON, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Culsalmond, Aberdeenshire, 22 June 1873. M.B., 1895. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 2nd Highl. Fid. Amb., 1911. Mobilized, 5 Aug. 1914. Served with 2/2nd
Highl. Fid. Amb.; 3/2nd Highl. Fid. Amb. ; 3ioth H.S. Fid. Amb. ; 461)1 Motor Anil).
Convoy; 7th D.A.C. Home, 1914-17, 1918-19; France, Italy, Sept. 1917 Sept. 1918.
Final rank, Acting Lieut.-Colonel.
CAMERON, DONALD, M.A., BlD.,
s. of Donald C. ; b. Stornoway, 22nd Jan. 1876. M.A. (Ill Ment.), 1898; B.I)., 1903.
Joined R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 3 Sept. 1914; attd. 8th Royal Scots, 4/jth Black Watch.
Served — Home, 1914; France, Nov. I9i4-July 1916, Oct. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank,
Captain.
CAMERON, FRANCIS,
s. of Thomas C ; b. Fordyce, 27 Aug. 1896. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 3rd (Res.) Gordon Hrs.
6 Feb. 1916. Served with i/Sth Royal Scots Fusiliers. Home, 6 months; Egypt,
Palestine, 18 months; France, Belgium, 9 months. Final rank, Private.
Cameron, Oeorcje Hlejanoer, M.A., 1912 ; P. 7e.
Cameron, (Beorge Brown, B.SC. (Agr.), J9i5 ; P. 97.
CAMERON, GEORGE GORDON, M.A., B.D.,
s. of George G. C. ; b. Glasgow, 9 Mar. 1874. M.A., 1895; B.D., 1900. War work —
Y.M.C.A. Huts, France, May-Sept. 1917.
CAMERON, HAMISH SKINNER,
s. of James A. C. ; b. Nairn, 23 May 1875. Arts, 1892-93. War work — Driver, British
Ambulance Committee (French Red Cross), Vosges, with 7th French Army, Mar.-Nov.
1917.
Cameron, 3an Hlistair, P. 35-
CAMERON, JAMES,
s. of C. M. C. ; b. Munlochy, n Aug. 1893. Sc., 1910-12. Merchiston Castle O.T.C.
Commd., 4th Seaforth Hrs., 1912. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — France, 4 Nov.
I9i4-Aug. 1916; invalided; Home service. Final rank, Captain.
CAMERON, JAMES THOMSON, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. Kintore, 24 Aug. 1890. M.B., 1913. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Feb.
1915 ; attd. 26th Royal Fusiliers.
CAMERON, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Contin, 21 Oct. 1865. M.A. (Ill Ment.), 1898. War work— Gaelic
speaking Chaplain (Navy). Home, 1918.
144
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CAMERON, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.A., B.D.,
s. of William C. ; b. Culsalmond, Aberdeenshire, 10 Jan. 1871. M.A., 1892; B.I.) , 1895.
Chaplain, 4th Class (Capt.), 10 July 1915; attd. 2/ist Brigade, the Black Watch (T.F).
Served — Home, 1915-16 ; France, Belgium, Oct. I9i6-Oct. 1917. Final rank, Chaplain,
4th class.
CAMERON, JOHN WILLIAM GILLANDERS, M.A.,
s. of Levi C ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Nov. 1883. M.A., 1909. Gunner, R.F.A., 17 May 1916.
Home service, 2.J years. Final rank, Corporal.
CAMERON, LEWIS LEGERTWOOD LEGG,
s. of John C; b. Cluny, Aberdeenshire, 5 Aug. 1896. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1920. Pte., 4th
Gordon Mrs. (T.F.), June 1915. Served — France, Oct. igis-July 1916. Final rank,
Corporal.
CAMERON, PATRICK STEPHEN GERRARD, M.B.,
s. of Peter C. ; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 2 Nov. 1892. M.B., 1918. A.U.O.T.C. 2nd
Lieut., R.F.A., 5 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, France, Belgium, i^ years. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
CAMERON, ROBERT ANDREW,
s. of George C ; b. Keith, 12 Jan. 1898. Med., 1916-17. A.U.O.T.C., 1916-17. Pte.,
8th Cameron Hrs., Apr. 1917; commd, 5th Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1917. Served — Home,
1917-18; France, Mar.-Sept. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CAMERON, SAMUEL WOOD, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James C. ; b. Woodside, 17 Feb. 1888. M.A., 1911; B.D., 1916. "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1909-11. Gunner, R.G.A., Mar. 1917 ; 2nd Lieut., 4 Feb. 1918. Served —
Home, 1917-18; France, Apr. igiS-May 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CAMPBELL, ADAM GORDON, M.A.,
s. of Adam C. ; b. Petty, Inverness-shire, 16 Apr. 1874. M.A., 1894. Cpl., 4th V.B.
Gordon Hrs., 1917-19. War work — Y.M.C.A., Alsace Lorraine, 1918-19.
CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Dohald C. ; b. Maryburgh, 12 Sept. 1885. M.A., 1912. Joined 4th Seaforth Hrs.,
1904. Re-enlisted, Aug. 1914; commd., Jan. 1915. Served — Home, France, Aug. 1914-
Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C. Croix de Guerre (Gold Star), 1918.
CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER ELMSLIE, M.A., B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of Charles C. ; b. Paisley, 19 July 1890. M.A., 1911; B.Sc. (Spec, dist), 1912;
M.B. (Hons.), 1914; Matthews Duncan Gold, Keith Gold, Medals; Murray Medal and'
Scholarship; Lyon, Alex. Ogston, Prizes. Commd., R.A.M.C., Apr. 1915. Served —
France, 1915-16; Home, 1916-17; Salonika, 1917-19. Final rank, Captain.
CAMPBELL, ALEX. GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. Lossiemouth, 4 Oct. 1886. M.A., 1910. Rejected, Nov. 1915;
accepted, 1916. Pioneer (Special Coy.), R.E., Aug. 1916. Served — Home, 1916 ; France,
Sept. I9i6-F"eb. 1919. Final rank, Pioneer.
145 I<3
ROLL OF
CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER GEORGE LOVETT-, M.B.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Kintail, Ross-shire, 20 Aug. 1866. M.B., 1895. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 1902. Mobili/ed Lieut. Attd. Lovat's Scouts, 3rd Fid. Amb., 3rd S. African
Regt., etc. Served — Home, 1914-15; Gallipoli, 1915; Egypt, Jan. 1916 — . Final rank,
Major.
CAMPBELL, DAVID,
s. of Robert C. ; b. Bower, 3 Aug. 1891. Sc., 1918 — . M.A. (Edin.), 1913. Commd.,
A and S. Hrs., Aug. 1914; transfd. M.G.C. Served for duration of War. Final rank,
Major. M.C. Bar to M.C., 1918.
CAMPBELL, EVAN MACKENZIE,
s. of Donald C. ; b. Knockbain, 14 Sept. 1886. Arts, 1905-09. War work — U.F. Church
Tent, Cromarty; V.M.C.A. Huts, France, 1915-16.
CAMPBELL, FRANCIS WILLIAM FENTON HERALD, M.A.,
s. of Duncan C. ; b. Moulin, 18 June, 1897. M.A., 1921. Pte., 4th Gordon Mrs., Mar.
1914. Served with 2nd Provl. Batt. Gordon Hrs. Home, Aug. 1914-16. Final rank,
Private.
CAMPBELL, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. Lossiemouth, 10 Dec. 1887. M.A., 1910. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Dec.
1915 ; commd., 25 Jan. 1917 ; attd. 5th Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1915-17 ; France,
June igi7-Dec. 1918. Prisoner of War, 21 Mar. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CAMPBELL, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of James A. C. ; b. Hamilton, 24 Oct. 1879. M.B., 1901. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 16 May
. 1918. Served — Macedonia, June igiS-May 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CAMPBELL, JAMES BERTIE,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Apr. 1885. Law, 1905-06. War work — Consulting
Accountant to companies employed by U.S. Govt. in the production of war material.
CAMPBELL, JAMES DOWNIE,
s. of John C. : b. Aberdeen, 9 Oct. 1898. Law, 1919 — . Pte., 4th H.L.I., 16 Sept. 1916.
Served with ro/iith H.L.I., ist Cameronians (S.R.), 4th Scottish Rifles. Home, France,
9 months. Final rank, Sergeant.
CAMPBELL (or BURGESS), JANE WILHELMA, M.A.,
d. of John C. ; b. Ardallie, 26 June 1885. M.A., 1912. War work — Govt. Insp. of Muni-
tions, Georgetown, Renfrewshire, 1916-17.
CAMPBELL, JOHN, M.A., B.L.,
s. of William C. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeen, 21 June 1879. M.A., 1902 ; B.L., 1905. Commd.,
49th Batt. Canadian Infantry, 1915 ; formerly Lieut., 4th Gordon Hrs. Served — England,
1916-17; France, 1917-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CAMPBELL, ROBERT JOHN,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberlour, 12 Apr. 1898. Arts, 1915-16. Served with 6th Gordon
Hrs. (T.), 1912-14. Pte., R.A.M.C., goth Fid. Amb., Apr. 1917. Served — France, i year.
Final rank, Private.
146
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of Sylvester ( '. ; h. Kinellar, 17 Oct. 1849. M.B., 1872; M.D., 1874. War work-
Medical Bureau, St. Andrews, 1916-18.
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeen, 15 Dec. 1882. M.B., 1905. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
• 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; India, Mesopotamia, 1916-19. Final rank, Captain.
Mentd., Aug. iy?8.
CANTLIE, SIR JAMES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 17 Jan. 1851. M.A. (Sc. Hons.), 1871; M.B.
(Hons.), 1873 ; F.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1877. Surg.-Lieut., London Scottish, 1881 ; Capt. Surg.,
Hong Kong Artillery; founder and first Commandant, Vol. Med. Staff Corps (afterwards
R.A.M.C. (T.)), 1885-88. Wrar work — Under British Red Cross. Raised and com-
manded first (No. i London) V.A.D. for men. Visited France and Belgium by invitation
of War Office, 1917. Final rank, Hon. Col. R.A.M.C. (T.), London. K.B.E., 1918.
Knight of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. Imperial Order of Osmanieh (4th Class),
Egypt.
CANTLIE, KEITH, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. London, 6 Feb. 1886. M.A. (I Cl.), 1908; Black Latin Prize.
Commd., Indian Army (R.O.), 1915. Served with ic>5th, lojrd Mahratta L.I. ;
Directorate of Labour, Mesopotamia; India, 1915-17; Mesopotamia, 1917-18; Persia^
1918. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 1918.
CANTLIE, NEIL, M.B.,
s. of James C. ; b. Hong Kong, n Dec. 1892. M.B. (dist.), 1914; Fife Jamieson,
Lizars, Shepherd Mem. Gold, Medals. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (Reg.), 1914.
Served — Home, 1914; France, Germany, Oct. I9i4-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Major. M.C., Jan. 1918. Mentd., 1919.
CARAYON, CHARLES P. D.,
s. of Charles P. D. C. ; b. Vabre Taru, 14 Mar. 1880. Div., 1903-04. Protestant
Chaplain, French Navy, Aug. I9i4-Jan. 1918; French Army, Jan. igiS-Mar. 1919.
Three citations a 1'ordre du jour. Croix de guerre.
CARDNO, ALEXANDER SMITH, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Fraserburgh, 29 Sept. 1864. M.A., 1888; M.B., 1904. War
work — War Emergency Locum-ships, 1914-19.
CARDNO, JAMES HALLIDAY, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Allan C.; b. Peterhead, 30 May 1890. M.A., 1912; 6.80,1915. Pte., 1 7th Scottish
Rifles, Apr. 1917; Cadet School, No. 2, R.G.A. Home service, 2 years. Final rank,
Sergeant.
CARLE, JAMES,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Tyrie, 3 Jan. 1870. Law, 1893-95. War w°rk — Under Ministry
of Food, Aberdeen. M.B.E., Mar. 1920.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CARLINE, WILLIAM ARTHUR, M.D.,
s. of Richard C. ; b. Lincoln, 28 Mar. 1852. M.B., 1875 ; M.D., 1877. Major, R.A.M.C.,
Aug. i910- Mnbili/ed, 5 Aug. 1914. Attd. 4th Northern Gen. Hospl. Lincoln. Home
service, 1914-18; M.O., V.A.D. Hospl., Lincoln, 1918-19. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel.
CARMICHAEL, MARGARET,
d. of Roderick C. ; b. Applecross, 7 Mar. 1896. Sc., 1914-16. War work — Steel Analysis,
Admiralty Laboratory, 1916-19.
CARR, WILLIAM ALEXANDER CHRISTIE,
s. of William C. ; b. Dunnottar, Mearns, 30 Mar. 1884. U.D.A., 1913. Gunner, R.F.A.
(T.), Oct. 1915 ; 2nd Lieut., 30 Apr., 1917. Served — Home, i^ years; France, 2 years.
Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C. Two mentions, Feb., July, 1918"
CARRINGTON, WALTER MARSHALL,
s. of Frederick C. ; b. Leeds, 17 July 1880. Arts, 1905-07. War work— Ministry of
Pensions, Med. Service Branch, 1918 — .
CARTER, FREDERICK WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Thomas F. C. ; b. North Melbourne, Australia, 22 Feb. 1883. M.B., 1917 ; Alexander
Ogston Prize ; Shepherd Mem. Gold Medal. Orthopaedic Surg., Gen. Mil. Hosp.,
Edmonton, 1917-18. M.O., Transport (H.M.S. "Takada"), 1918-19.
X:ASH, ROWLAND w.,
s. of John T. C. ; b. London, 2 July 1883. Sc., 1901. A.U.O.T.C. Pte., Infantry,
4 Aug. 1914; commd., 6 Nov. 1914. Served with R.F.C. ; France, Palestine, 1914-18.
Final rank, Captain. Mentd.
CASSIE, ALEXANDER WHYTE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of George C. ; b. Duffus, 6 Mar. 1877. M.A., 1897; M.B. (Hons.), 1901; Li/.ars,
Anderson Gold, Medals. War work — Recruiting M.O., Royal Naval Div., Glasgow.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 27 Aug. 1915; attd. 7th Scottish Rifles. Served— Gallipoli, Egypt,
Sept. I9i5-Aug. 1916; Home, 1916-18.
CASTOR, CHRISTIAN FRANCIS, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. Madras, 9 Nov. 1850. M.B., 1878. War work— Red Cross Hospitals,
Glasgow, London, 1916-20.
CATTANACH, WILLIAM MUNRO,
s. of William C. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 May 1891. Law, 1913-14, 1914-15. Sapper, R.E.,
20 Nov. 1915. Served with 2/3rd Highl. Fid. Coy., 8ist Fid. Coy. Home, 1915-17;
France, Belgium, Apr. ig^-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Sapper.
CATTO, ALEXANDER GODSMAN, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John C. ; b. New Pitsligo, 14 Dec. 1883. M.A., 1905; B.D., 1908. Univ.
Coy., 2nd Scottish Horse. Pte., R.A.M.C., 4/1 st Highl. Fid. Amb., 21 Oct. 1915.
Commd., Army Chaplains' Dept, 27 July 1917. Served— Home, 15 months; France,
Salonika, 2 years. Final rank, Army Chaplain, 4th Class (Capt.).
148
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CATTO, FORBES SHEPHERD,
s. of John C. ; b. Fintray, 23 Feb. 1898. Med, 1917 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 27 Mar.
1914" Served with 5th Gordon Hrs. Home, 1914-17; B.E.F., June-Aug. 1917.
Final rank, Corporal.
CATTO, PATRICK THOMAS, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. Fintray, 16 Apr. 1891. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
June 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; Egypt, Palestine, Apr. I9i6-Jan. 1919. Final
rank, Captain.
Catto, IRobcrt IkiUjour ftbom, p. 42-
CATTO, WILLIAM STEPHEN, B.Sc.,
s. of William C. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Apr. 1885. B.Sc., 1906. Home service, 2nd Lieut,
George Watson's Coll. O.T.C., 1913; Capt., 1915 ; Lieut., 4th Res. Black Watch, Oct.-
Dec. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Center, Milliam IRu&olf, P. 27-
CHALMERS, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Garit A. C. ; b. Ballarat, N.S.W., 20 Dec. 1872. M.B., 1898. Joined I.M.S., 1900.
Mobilized Major, 1914.
CHALMERS, DAVID MONTAGUE ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Dec. 1861. Advocate in Aberdeen, 1884. Joined
Aberd. Mil. Training Assocn., 1914.
CHALMERS, FREDERICK GRANT DUNCAN, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Robert C. ; b. Stonehaven, 27 July 1894. M.A., 1916; B.Sc., 1917. Cpl., R.E.,
Chemists' Corps, 1915. War work — Research Chemist, Chance and Hunt, Birmingham,
1917.
CHALMERS, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of George C. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 26 Oct. 1872. M.B., 1896; D.P.H., 1897.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 14 May 1917. Home service, R.A. Command Depot, Ripon, 1917-18.
CHALMERS, GEORGE QUINTON, M.A.,
s. of George C. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Sept. 1893. M.A., 1919. Cpl., "E"Coy., 4th Batt.
Gordon Hrs.; transfd. Highl. Div. Signal Coy., 1915.
CHALMERS, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberchirder, 22 Aug. 1887. M.B., 1912; D.P.H., 1913. Commd.
R.A.M.C. (T.), 21 Sept. 1915. Served — Home, 1915, 1918-19; Egyptian Exped. Force,
Nov. I9i5-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Acting Major. Mentd., Jan. 1919.
CHALMERS, JOHN ROBERTSON,
s. of James C. ; b. New Deer, 7 Oct. 1883. Arts, 1902-05. Gunner, R.G.A., 1915.
Served — China, 1915-17; France, 1918-19. Final rank, Signaller.
149 10*
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CHALMERS (or AINSCOW), MARY ANN, M.A., M.B.,
d. of James C. ; b. Aberchirder, 19 Oct. 1892. M.A., 1912; M.B., 1916. War work —
Substitute Med. Practitioner, Thirdley, Lanes., 1916-20.
CHALMERS, THEODORE, M.B.,
s. of Alex. B. C. ; b. Inverness, 17 June 1884. M.B., 1906. Lieut., R.A.M.C., June
1915. Served — Home, 1915-18 ; France, Mar. igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
CHALMERS, WILLIAM SKEA,
b. Nigg, Mearns, 25 Nov. 1895. Sc., 1919 — . Trooper, 3rd Scottish Horse, 22 Aug.
1914. Served with I3th Black Watch. Home, 1914-15 ; Gallipoli, Egypt, Salonika,
France, Aug. igi5-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Corporal. M.M., Nov. 1919.
CHAMBERS, EBER, M.D.,
s. of Henry S. C. ; b. Middlesex, 22 Apr. 1848. M.B. (Hons.), 1873; M.D., 1891. War
work — Substitute Med. Practitioner, i year ; police duty, air raids, London.
CHANCE, CLIFFORD CUTHBERT, M.B.,
s. of Jesse C. ; b. Battle, 28 Jan. 1890. M.B., 1911. Tempy. Surg., R.N., 10 Aug.
1914. Invalided. Tempy. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 21 Mar. 1917. Attd. Fid. Amb., 25th
Div. D.A.D.M.S., G.H.Q., Cologne. Final rank, Major. M.C., 1918.
CHANCE, ROBERT MAXWELL, M.D.,
s. of Jesse C. ; b. Battle, 16 Oct. 1887. M.B., 1910 ; M.D. (com.), 1912. Univ. Troop,
Scottish Horse. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 74th Fid. Amb., Jan. 1915. Served — Home, France,
i year. Relinquished commission. Red Cross work and R.M.O., War Hospitals, London,
1916-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CHAPMAN, ARTHUR WILSON, M.B.,
s. of Henry C. ; b. Birmingham, 8 Oct. 1862. M.B., 1886. War work — Under Red
Cross and Ministry of Munitions.
CHEYNE, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Lonmay, 3 May 1891. M.A., 1912. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Nov.
1914; attd. 5th Gordon Hrs. Commd., Oct. 1915. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917-18;
France, 1916, 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CHEYNE, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 July 1891. M.A., 1912. Pte., R.A.M.C., 23 Dec. 1914.
Served — Home, 1914-15; Egypt, Apr. iQis-Aug. 1916; Mediterranean (Hospl. Ship),,
Aug.-Dec. 1916; Egypt, Palestine, Dec. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant.
CHEYNE, ALFRED WILLIAM HARPER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Monquhitter, Aberdeenshire, 30 Nov. 1891. M.B., 1914; D.P.H.,
1920. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1909. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C. Served—
France, Apr. --Dec. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CHEYNE, DOUGLAS GORDON, M.D.,
s. of WalterS. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Oct. 1889. M.B., 1910; M.D., 1914; D.P.H., 1914.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 9 Oct. 1914. Served — France, Belgium, Italy, 1915-19; India, Apr.
1919—. Final rank, Major. M.C., Nov. 1918.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CHEYNE, JAMES DAVIDSON, M.A.,
s. of John C. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 16 June, 1867. M.A., 1889. Pte., ist V.B.
Morayshire Regt., Jan. 1917; 2nd Lieut., 2 May 1917. Home service. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
CHEYNE, WALTER SMITH, M.D.,
s. of George C. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 May 1853. M.B., 1876 ; M.D., 1887. Lt.-Col., R.A.M.C.
(T.), 1908 ; retd., 1912. V.D., 1901. M.O., 157 Bde., R.F.A. and Highl. Bde., Aberdeen,
1915-16; M.O., City of Aberd. Vol. Batt., 1917-19.
CHEYNE, SIR WILLIAM WATSON,
s. of Andrew C. ; b. 14 Dec. 1852. Arts, 1868-70. M.D. (Ed.). F.R.C.S. C.B.
K.C.M.G. Consulting Surg., R.N., Aug. 1914. Served — Royal Naval Hospl., Chatham
and elsewhere. Final rank, Surg.-Rear-Admiral.
CHINN, GERTRUDE ANNIE, M.A.,
d. of John H. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 July 1889. M.A., 1912. War work— V.A.D. (war
dressings), Banffshire.
CHISHOLM, WILLIAM,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Findhorn, 24 May 1899. Med. 1919—- Pte-, Seaforth Mrs.,
5 Oct. 1917. Served — Home, 9 months; France, 6 months. Final rank, Private.
CHITTY, EDWARD CHARLES,
s. of William C. ; b. London, 8 Apr. 1895. Med., 1919 — . Cpl., Special Bde., R.E.,
6 July 1915 ; commd., i Oct. 1916. Served — France, July igis-Apr. 1919. Final rank,
Lieutenant. M.C., 21 Mar. 1918.
CHREE, GEORGE JOHNSTONE, M.A., B.D.,
s. of George C. ; b. Keig, 14 July 1864. M.A., 1885 ; B.D., 1889. Acting Chaplain to
Scottish Troops. Home, 1915-16; Egypt, 1917-18.
CHRISTIE, ALEXANDER WESLEY, M.A.,
s. of George C. ; b. Insch. 28 Mar. 1895. M.A. (II Math.), 1920. Gunner, R.G.A.,
Sept. 1915; commd., 3 Nov. 1916. Served — Home, 2\ years; France, i£ years. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
CHRISTIE, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John C. ; b. Rothiemay, 19 May 1868. M.A., 1890. War work^-Presbyterian
Minister, Naval and Military Forces, Orkney, 1915-19.
CHRISTIE, JOHN FARQUHAR, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b'. Aberdeen, 20 Aug. 1870. M.A., 1891 ; M.B., 1895. Surg. -Lieut., ist
V.B. "Gordon Hrs., 1899; Major, R.A.M.C. (T.), 1914. Not mobilized on account of
ill-health. War work— Hon. Consulting Dermatologist, Military Hospitals, Aberdeen,
June igis-Dec. 1918. T.D.
CHRISTIE, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Robert C. ; b. Durris, 31 Oct. 1873. M.A., 1897. War work— Y.M.C.A. Huts,
France, Feb.-June 1918.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CHRISTIE, THOMAS, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Fochabers, 9 Mar. 1880. M.A., 1900. Capt., 6th Seaforth Hrs.,
1901. Mobilized, 1914. Served with iith Royal Scots Fusiliers. Home, France, Dec.
I9i4-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain. T.D.
CHRISTIE, WILLIAM,
s. of Peter C. ; b. Lindale-in-Cartmell, Lanes., 4 May 1880. Arts, 1903-05. War work —
Munitions, Bolton, 1916-17.
CHRISTIE, WILLIAM SAM. GEORGE,
s. of William C. ; b. Dyce, 8 Nov. 1898. Med., 1919—. Pte., A.S.C., 25 May 1917.
Served with Royal Scots. Home, France, Belgium, May igiy-Jan. 1919. Final rank,
Private.
CHRYSTALL, STODART McLAREN, M.A., B.L.,
s. of Andrew J. C. ; b. Auchterless, Nov. 1878. M.A., 1903; B.L., 1903. War work-
Aberdeen War Savings Committee, 1915-19.
Cbrgstall, Tldilltam, P. 86.
CHRYSTIE, JAMES CAMPBELL, M.A.,
s. of Gordon C. C. ; b. Bellie, Morayshire, 21 Feb. 1872. War work — Special Constable,
Hon. Sec., War Savings Assocn., Eyemouth, 1917-19.
CLAPPERTON, JAMES MARTIN, B.L.,
s. of Thomas C. ; b. Fochabers, 21 July 1878. B.L., 1906. Joined V.B. Seaforth Hrs.
(Morayshire), 1896 ; Lieut., 4th Gordon Hrs. ; resigned commn. 1913 ; rejoined, Sept. 1914.
Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916-17, 1918-19; France, Jan. igis-June 1916, Mar. 1917-
July 1918. Final rank, Captain.
CLAPPERTON, THOMAS, M.B.,
s. of Thomas C. ; b. Fochabers, 10 Dec. 1883. M.B., 1907. Aberd. Univ. Troop (Scottish
Horse), R.A.M.C. (Vol.). War work — British Red Cross, Rutland, 1914-16. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., Oct. 1916. Served — -France, Oct. igie-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
M.C., Sept. 1918. Mentd., Nov. .1918.
CLARK, ALEXANDER WILSON,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 July 1896. Sc., 1919 — . Gunner, ist Highl. Bde.,
R.F.A. (T.F.), ii Sept. 1914; commd., 24 Sept. 1916; attd. 24th Div. Arty., R.A.F.
Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Belgium, 1915-17; R.A.F., 1918-19. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
CLARK, ALLAN MACDONALD, M.A.,
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Oct. 1895. M.A. (I Cl.), 1920. Gunner, R.F.A., Oct.
1916. Served — Home, 9 months; Salonika, 2 years. Final rank, Corporal.
CLARK, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of David C. ; b. Tough, 27 July 1888. M.A. (I Math.), 1910. Lieut., R.A.F., 1917
(previously commd. in S. Afr. Forces). Final rank, Captain.
152
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CLARK, EDWARD JAMES,
s. of John C. ; b. Inverness, i Aug. 1888. Med., 1912 ; M.B. (Ed.), 1915- Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
Oct. 1915. Served — France, 2 years 9 months; Home, i year. Final rank, Captain.
M.C., Nov. 1917.
CLARK, GEORGE OGILVIE, M.A.,
s. of William L. I). C. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Feb. 1894. M.A. (II Math.), 1915. Enlisted,
Special Coy., R.E., July 1915. Served with R.F.A. France, Aug. igis-Feb. 1917 ; Home,
1917 ; Italy, Oct. ig^-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant, R.F.A.
CLARK, IVO MACNAUGHTON, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John C; b. Aberdeen, 12 July 1883. M.A., 1904 (III Eng. 1905); B.D, 1908.
Chapl., R.A. Chaplains' I )ept., 4th Class, Sept. 1915. Served with Black Watch, Royal
Scots Fusiliers; France, Sept. iQis-Sept. 1916. Final rank, Hon. C.F., 4th Class.
CLARK, JAiMES,
. s. of James C. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Jan. 1899. Med., 1916-19. A.U.O.T.C. 1'te.,
79th T.R. Batt., H.L.I. ; served with 3rd Roy. Scots Fusiliers, nth Roy. Scots, loth Officer
Cadet liatt. ; commd., I2th May 1919. Served — Home, i year 8 months; France, 4
months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
CLARK, JAMES, M.D.,
s. of Thomas C. ; b. Sorn, 14 Dec. 1879. M-B- (Hons.), 1904; M.D. (Hons.), 1907.
Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), attd. 3rd N. Gen. Hospl., Sheffield, 1915.
CLARK, JAMES ALEXANDER MACDONALD, M.D.,
s. of James C. ; b. 1'ortsoy, 12 Aug. 1884. M.B., 1907; M.D., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
21 May 1917. Served— East Africa, Aug. i9i7-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
CLARK, JAMES McKILLICAN, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Ardersier, 15 Dec. 1882. M.B., 1906. Lieut., West African Fron-
tier Force, Dec. 1915. Served — (W.A. Med. Staff) Cameroon.s, Dec. igis-Mar. 1916;
East Africa, Nov. 1916 — . Final rank, Lieutenant.
CLARK, JAMES WILSON,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Feb. 1881. Law 1903-05. Gunner, H.A.C., i Mar.
1917. Home service, Mar. ig^-F'eb. 1919. Final rank, L./Bombardier.
CLARK, JOSEPH OGILVIE, M.A.,
s. of Joseph C. ; b. Watten, 9 May 1885. M.A., 1910. Gunner, R.G.A., 5 June 1916;
commd., 162 (S) Bty., Oct. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-17; France, Oct. 1917-^311. 1919.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
CLARK, ROBERT JAMES, M.B.,
s. of James C. ; b. Arnage, Aberdeenshire, 6 Feb. 1894. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 1916; attd. 3/ist London Fid. Amb.
CLARK, RICHARD MACKIE, M.A.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Kinglassie, Fife, 15 Dec. 1879. M.A., 1904. Joined R.A. Chap-
lains' Dept., 15 Dec. 1915; commd., 30 Mar. 1917, attd. 4th Highl. Mtd. Bde., R.G.A.
(T.). Served — Home, 1917-19; Salonika, Oct. I9i7-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
'53
ROLL OF
CLARK, ROBERT SELBIE, M.A. B.Sc.,
s. of William C. ; b. Aberdeen, n Sept. 1882. M.A., 1908; B.Sc., 1911. Biologist,
Shackleton "Imperial Trans-Antarctic Exped, 1914-16". Sub.-Lieut., R.N.V.R., 5 Jan.
1917. Served — North Sea, Jan igi7-May 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CLARK, WILLIAM HENRY, M.D.,
s. of William C. ; b. Kintore, 9 Mar. 1862. M.B., 1891; M.D., 1896. War work —
Substitute Med. practitioner, member of Recruiting and Pension Boards, Aberdeen,
1915-19.
Clarfe, TIBlilUam IRomalfcson, M.A., 1881, M.B., 1884 ; p. 107.
CLARK, WILLIAM SCOTT, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Ardersier, 4 June 1874. M.B., 1898. West African Med. Staff.
Joined W.A.F.F., 7 Aug. 1914. Served — Cameroons, 1914-15. Prisoner of War. Final
rank, Captain. Mentd., May 1916.
Clarfee, Hustm 36asil, M.B., 1915 ; P. 76.
CLARKE, IAN ANDERSON, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 June 1890. M.A., 1911 ; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1912. Pte., "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1908-12 ; 2nd Lieut., 4th Gordon Hrs., i Sept. 1914; seconded
M.G.C. ; attd. A.I.F. Served— Home, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918; Flanders, France,
1915, 1918. Final rank, Major.
CLARKE, JAMES BRYCE,
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Dec. 1883. Arts, 1900-04. War work — British Red Cross,
Egypt, Mar. --June 1915. Capt., Egyptian Labour Corps, 20 Aug. 1915. Served— Gallipoli,
Aug.-Dec. 1915; Suez, 1916; Palestine, 1917-19. Final rank, Major. O.B.E. Order
of the Nile, 4th Class. Two mentions.
CLARKE, WILLIAM ESDAILE CATTLEY, M.A.,
s. of John C. ; b. Knockando, 27 Oct. 1864. M.A. (II Ment.), 1885. War work —
Substitute Headmaster, Johannesburg, 1916, 1917; under Ministry of Food, London,
1917, 1918.
CLEPKENS, MAURICE FERNAND,
s. of Louis C. ; b. Lille, 4 Feb. 1895. Med., 1914-15. Pte., 8th Line Regt., 20 Aug.
1914. Served — Belgium, France, Aug. I9i4-Feb. 1915. Munition work, Jan.-May
1916. Final rank, Private.
CLUNIE, THOMAS,
s. of James M. A. C. ; b. Ladybank, 23 Jan. 1895. Med., 1919 — . Pte., i7th Batt.
Australian Infy., 13 Feb. 1916. Served — France, Belgium, 3 years. Final rank, Acting
Corporal.
CLYNE, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Apr. 1886. M.B., 1910. Trooper, I.D.F., 6th Assam
Valley L.H., 1914-17. Commd., R.A.M.C., Nov. 1917. Served— France, I9i7-July
1918. Wounded. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C., 1918.
'54
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CLYNE, HENRY, M.A.,
s. of Alexander B. C. ; b. Wick, 17 Aug. 1893. M.A., 1920. Enlisted, ist A.F.A., (T.F.),
3 Feb. 1913. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Attd. 86th (Fusilier) Bde ; commd., i Aug. 1917.
Served with 6th (Res.), and 2/sth Lancashire Fusiliers. Home, 1914-15, 1917; Egypt,
Gallipoli, France, Mar. icjis-Feb. 1917, Oct. I9i7-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CLYNE, JAMES WILSON, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Oct. 1875. M.H., 1901. M.O., Depot i7th London
Regt, Aug. 1917. Commd., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CLYNE, JOHN MIDDLETON,
s. of William C. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Apr. 1891. Med., 1909-10. Lieut., i2th London Regt.
M.C., 1917.
COBBAN, ALEXANDER LEE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Rathen, 22 Mar. 1869. M.A. (II Math.), 1889; M.B., 1894.
War work — Civilian M.O., Training Camp, Ashton-in-MakerfieW, Nov. igis-Mar. 1917.
COBBAN, CLEMENT LEE, M.A.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Rathen, 24 Mar. 1879. M.A., 1900. Commd., R.A., 1900;
transfd. Indian Army, 1902. Mobilized Capt, 43rd Erinpura Regt., 1914. Final rank,
Major. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State for War, 1916.
COBBAN, MARGARET SUSAN,
b. F,dinburgh, 29 July 1895. Sc., 1913-15. War work — Red Cross (National Egg Collec-
tion for Wounded), N. Eastern Area, Scotland, 1917-18.
COCHAR, WILLIAM SMITH,
s. of Robert C. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 May 1895. Med., 1915 — . Aux. Sick Berth Res.,
R.N., 1916.
COGHILL, JOHN GEORGE JAMIESON,
s. of David C. ; b. Thurso, 3 Aug. 1898. Med., 1915-17, 1919—. A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
3rd Gordon Hrs., Mar. 1917; 2nd Lieut., 3rd Lancashire Fusiliers, i Aug. 1917; attd.
I5th Lane. Fusiliers. Served — Home, 16 months; Belgium, France, 8 months. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
COHEN, ALGERNON AARON, M.D.,
s. of Samuel C. ; b. Newcastle, N.S.W., 25 June 1856. M.B., 1880; M.D., 1883.
Captain, Australian Army Med. Corps, May ,1916. Served — New South Wales, z\ years.
Final rank, Captain.
COLEMAN, ANDREW LESLIE EDMUND FILMER, M.D.,
s. of R. H. C. ; b. Dartmouth, 3 Aug. 1885. M.B., 1907 ; M.D., 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
Apr. 1915. Served — Home, 18 months; France, 3 years. Final rank, Captain. M.C.,
Sept. 1918.
COLES, RICHARD AMBROSE, M.B.,
s. of Richard E. C. ; b. Petersfield, 4 Apr. 1871. M.B., 1896. War work — Substitute
Med. practitioner, Red Cross Hospl. Work, Apr. I9i6-Feb. 1919.
155
ROLL OF SERVICE.
COLLIE, FRANK, M.D.,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Mar. 1864. M.B., 1886 ; M.D., 1889. Major, R.A.M.C.,
Feb. 1917. Home service, 3^ years.
Collie, James Ifcirton, M.A., 1916 ; P. 4s.
COLLIE, JAMES STUART GORHAM, M.A., B.L.,
s. of James Y. C. ; b. Cults, 19 July 1891. M.A., 1914; K-L., 1919- Gunner, R.F.A.,
1909; commd., Mar. 1912; transfd. R.A.F. Served — -France, Flanders, 1915-17; Home,
1917-19. Final rank, Acting Squadron Commander.
COLLIE, JAMES WILLIAM,
s. of Robert P. C. ; b. Banchory-Devenick, 22 Sept. 1899. Arts, 1919—. Pte., 3rd
Gordon Hrs., i June 1918. Served — Home, 8 months. Final rank, Private.
COLLIE, SIR JOHN, M.D.
s. of James C. ; b. Banchory Devenick, 15 Aug. 1860. M.B., 1882 ; M.D., 1885. Major,
R.A.M.C., 1915 ; Col., A.M.S., 1916. War work — Member, Travelling Med. Board, 1915 ;
Pres., Special Med. Board, London 1916 ; Hon. Phys., 5 War Hospls. Director of Med.
Services, Director of Neurasthenic Institutions, under Ministry of Pensions, London.
C.M.G., 1918. Mentd., Feb. 1918.
COLLIER, JOSEPH HENRY, M.B.,
s. of Gershom C. ; b. Buxton, Demerara, 30 Nov. 1867. M.B., 1894; L.R.C.P. (Ed.),
1893, etc. M.O., W. African Service, 1917.
COLVIN, ROBERT COWAN, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
b. Elgin, ii Oct. 1891. M.A., 1914; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1914. Gunner, 6th Res. Bde., R.F.A.,
Sept. 1915 ; O.T.C., St. John's Wood, London; commd., i42nd Heavy Bty., R.G.A., Apr.
1917. Served — Home, 18 months; France, Belgium, 21 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
COMBE, GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. Skene, 8 July 1877. M.A. (II Cl.), 1899. Seconded from Consular
Service, China, to serve with Chinese Labour Corps; Capt, 28 June 1917. Served —
France, C.L.C. (2300 Chinese), July igiy-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Captain. Received
thanks of Army Council.
Conner, ffreoericfc Httenborrow, P. 32
i
CONNOCHIE, CHARLES CUMMING,
s. of James C. ; b. Selkirk, 23 Mar. 1899. Med., 1916-17. A.U.O.T.C. Cadet, R.F.C.,
Mar. 1917. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, Germany, Sept. igiS-Sept. 1919. Final
rank, Lieutenant, R.A.F.
CONNON, MIDDLETON, M.B.,
s. of Richard A. D. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Oct. 1874. M.B., 1896. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
Jan. 1910. Mobilized. Attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., Aberdeen 1915-19. Final rank,
Captain.
156
ROLL OF SERriCE.
COOK, HENRY BUR NESS,
b. Cults, 23 Nov. 1896. Med., 1914-16. A.U.O.T.C. 2nd Lieut., nth (iordon Hrs.,
3 Dec. 1915; attd. ist (iordon Hrs. Served — Home, 10 months; France, 18 months.
Final rank, Acting Captain.
COOK, JAMES WILL, M.B..
s. of John W. C. ; b. Alness, 29 Nov. 1862. M.B., 1884. Surg.-Lieut., ist V.B.
Lancashire Fusiliers, 29 Nov. 1896. Served with R.A.M.C. (T.F.). Mobilized. Home
service, Aug. 1914 Apr. 1919. Final rank, Major. T.D., 1918.
COOK, JAMES SYLVESTER, M.A., M.B..
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Mar. 1889. M.A. (II Eng.), 1911; M.B., 1919.
A.U.O.T.C.
COOK, MARIA ANDERSON,
d. of Alexander F. C. ; b. Tyrie, 15 Oct. 1881. Arts, 1901-03. War work — V.A.I).
Nursing, Red Cross Hospl. ; Canteen; \\"ar Savings Assocn., Oct. I9i4-Apr. 1919.
COOK, ROBERT HALDANE, M.D.,
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 July 1866. M.B., 1888; M.D., 1895. War work-
Substitute Med. practitioner, 1914-19.
COOK, WILLIAM LITTLEJOHN,
s. of George M. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 July, 1883. Law, 1909-10. 2nd Lieut., 4th (iordon
Hrs., i Sept. 1914. Served — Home, France, Belgium, Sept. I9i4~june 1915. Wounded.
Attd. Transport Dept., Admiralty — London, Archangel, Norway, Egypt, 1915-18. Final
rank, Captain. O.B.E. (Mil. Div.). Russian Order of St. Anne.
COOPER, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Peterculter, 27 Sept. 1894. M.A., 1917; M.B., 1921. Pte., "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs. Served with Machine Gun Sect., 1914.
COOPER, ALFRED WILLIAM HOWDEN, M.A.,
s. of Alfred A. C. ; b. Bengal, 25 Aug. 1894. M.A., 1919. Inns of Court O.T.C. ; commd.,
4th Cameron Hrs., Apr. 1915.
COOPER, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of John A. C. ; b. Kenneth month, 25 July 1883. M.B., 1906. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1915.
COOPER, JAMES, M.A., D.D.,
s. of John A. C. ; b. Elgin, 13 Feb. 1846. M.A. (II Cl.), 1867; D.D., 1892. D.C.L.
(Durh.). D.Litt. (Dub.). D.D. (Oxon.). Chapl., Brought)- Ferry Arty. Vols., 1879;
Chapl., Aberd. Engineers Vols., 1881 ; Army Chapl. (T.F.), ist Class, attd. Univ. Cont.
O.T.C. Home service, 1914 — . V.I).
COOPER, JAMES,
s. of James C.; b. Aberdeen, 29 July 1896. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 4th (iordon Hrs., May
1914; commd., 10 Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Dec. igis-July 1916.
Wounded. Home, 1916-18. Italy (A.D. Rlys., G.H.Q.), Aug. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
COOPER, JOHN, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of John C. ; b. Banchory, 29 Mar. 1895. H.Sc. (Agr.), 1915. Pte., R.A. Vet. Corps,
Dec. 1915. Served with 6th Army Corps. Home, 1915-17 ; Salonika, Mar. ig^-June
1918; France, Germany, June igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
COOPER, JOHN RUSSELL,
s. of Patrick C. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 July 1891. Law, 1919. — Fettes Coll. O.T.C. ; Camb.
Univ. O.T.C. 2nd Lieut., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A. (T.F.), 1910. Mobilized, Aug. 1914.
Attd. 281 Bde., R.F.A. Served — Home, 7 months ; France 3 J years. Final rank, Captain.
Mentd., Christmas 1917.
COOPER, PATRICK ASHLEY, LL.B.,
s. of Patrick C. ; b. Aberdeen, 1 8 Nov. 1887. LL.B., 1912; B.A. (Cantab.). Commd., 7th
London Bde., R.F.A., Feb. 1906. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ;
France, Feb.-Aug., 1915, Jan. -Mar. 1916. Wounded. A.D.D.G., Trench Warfare Dept.,
Ministry of Munitions, London, 1916-18. Final rank, Major. Brevet-Major, June 1918.
Mentd., 1917.
COOPER, WILLIAM BARNETT, M.A.,
s. of William B. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Sept. 1857. M.A., 1882. War work — Under British
and Foreign Bible Socy. (presented 434,000 New Testaments to Troops), Canada, 1914-18.
COPLAND, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 4 Feb. 1868. M.A., 1890. Acting Chap-
lain, R.N. ; officiating Clergyman, C. of E. Troops, Ardrossan, Irvine, 1914-19.
COPLAND, JAMES GEORGE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James C.; b. Cromarty, 4 Sept. 1882. M.A., 1902; M.B., 1906. Lieut., R.A.M.C.V
Oct. 1914. Attd. Sheerness Mil. Hospl. ; Nos. 8, 13, Gen. Hospls. ; No. 10 Fid. Amb. ;
2nd Lancashire Fusiliers ; 4th C.C.S. Served — France. Final rank, Captain.
Copland, IRobert fferguson, M.B., 1915 ; P. go.
COPLAND, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Torphins, 26 June 1886. M.A. (II Cl.), 1908. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.),
2/2nd Highl. Fid. Amb., Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 16 moijths ; France, 2 years
3 months. Final rank, Private.
COQUEREL, CHARLES ATHANASE,
s. of George C. ; b. Paris, 15 Oct. 1895. Arts, 1912-13. Incorpore au I3o6me Regiment
d'Infanterie, Dec. 1914 ; Nomme sous-Lieut., le 31 Mars 1917 ; Lieut., le 31 Mars 1919 ;
demobilise, le 19 Sept. 1919. Croix de Guerre; trois citations, Oct. 1915, Juillet 1918,
Nov. 1918.
CORMACK, ALEXANDER ALLAN, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeen, 20 June 1891. M.A. (II Lat.-Fr.), 1913. Pte.,
"U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1909-13. Commd., Aug. 1914. Discharged. Pte., 3rd
Gordon Hrs., Sept.- 1914; R.A.M.C., Nov. 1914. Finally discharged on account of health.
War work — Allotment Holders' Assocn. ; Boys' Forestry Camps, 1917-19.
158
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CORMACK, DOUGLAS JOHN, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Lossiemouth, 28 July, 1885. M.A., 1916; LL.B. (dist.), 1920;
Hunter, Lyon, Prizes. Gunner, R.F.A., Feb. 1916; comnid, 20 Dec. 1916. Home
service, 1916-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CORMACK, EDWIN JAMES,
s. of William C. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, n Aug. 1898. Law, 1919 — . Joined
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), ii Nov. 1914. Served — Home, Egypt, India, Mesopotamia, Salonika.
CORMACK, JOHN WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. Auchterless, 20 Aug. 1890. M.A. (I Cl. dist.), 1912. Petty Officer,
R.N.V.R., 28 Dec. 1917. Served — 15 months. Final rank, Petty Officer.
CORMACK, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Halkirk, 23 June 1890. M.A., 1912. Gunner, R.G.A., 1917.
CORNER, HAROLD HARTMAN, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of William C. ; b. Inverness, 13 Aug. 1896. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1919-. Jas. Campbell
Bursar in Agr., 1917-18. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1913. Served — -Home, 1914-15 ;
France, Feb.-june 1915. Wounded and discharged. Final rank, Private.
CORNER, HUGH WOLFE,
s. of William C; b. Inverness, 9 Oct. 1898. Med., 1915-17, 1919—. A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
3rd Loyal North Lanes., 7 Apr. 1917; commd., I Aug. 1917; attd. 2/sth Loyal North
Lanes. Served — Home, 1917; France, Dec igiy-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CORNER, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Inverness, 25 Nov. 1893. M.B., 1916. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), July 1916; attd. ist
H.L.I. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Belgium, Feb. -Sept. 1915. Resumed studies. Home,
1916; Mesopotamia, 1916-19. Final rank, Captain. O.B.E. (Mil.), 30 Apr. 1919.
CORNWALL, GEORGE ANDREW,
s. of Joseph R. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Aug. 1864. Sc., 1896. Joined R.E. (V. later T.),
Feb. 1889. Mobilized, 1914. Home service. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
CORNWALL, WILLIAM FRANCIS, M.B.,
s. of Joseph R. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Apr. 1871. M.B., 1896. Lieut, R.A.M.C., Mar.
1916. Served — France, Belgium, 20 months; Home, 10 months. Final rank, Captain.
M.C., Apr. 1918.
CORRIGALL, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Walls, 5 June 1879. M-A-» !9O4- Sergt., 4th V.B. Gordon Hrs.
Home service, 1917-19.
CORRIGAL, JOHN,
s. of William C. ; b. Kirkwall, 28 Dec. 1878. Arts, 1903-06. War work— Y.M.C.A.,
France, 1916.
159
ROLL OF SERVICE
COULTER, HENRY, B.D.,
s. of John C. ; b. Warrenpoint, n Feb. 1880. B.D., 1912. Capt., R.A. Chaplains' Dept.r
Dec. 1916. Attd., 6th Black Watch, 6th Gordon Hrs. Served— France, 19 months;
Home, 5 months. Final rank, Captain.
COUTTS, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of Uavid C. ; b. Exeter, 15 Oct. 1887. M.A. (II Eng.), 1910. Attested 1915 ; joined
July 1916. Pte., 2/ist Highland Cyclist Batt. Home service, z£ years. Final rank,
Acting Sergeant.
COUTTS, DUNCAN, M.B.,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Nov. 1883. M.B., 1905. Commd, I.M.S., 1906. Mobilized
Major, Sept. 1914. Served — German East Africa, Nov. ign-Jan. 1918. Final rank,
Major.
COUTTS, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. 8 Nov. 1854. M.B. (disk), 1879. Joined R.A.M.C., Feb. 1881 ; retd.
Lt.-Col., 1908. Re-employed. Home service; S.M.O., Newhaven ; O.C., Kitchener
Hospl., Brighton ; Heart Hospl., Colchester ; Med. Boards, Eastern Command, Aug. 1914-
June 1919. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
COUTTS, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Towie, Aberdeenshire, 23 July 1861. M.A., 1882. War work-
Officiating Chaplain to Presbyterian Troops in Training, Fife, 1914-17.
COUTTS, JAMES,
s. of James A. C. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 June, 1890. Law, 1910-11. Pte., 6th Seaforth
Hrs., Sept. 1914. Served — Home, 8 months; France, 3 years n months. Final rank.
Sergeant. Mentd., 1918.
Coutts, 3obn /llMcbie, p. 72.
COUTTS, WILLIAM ADAMS, M.B.,
b. Aberdeen, 27 Dec. 1893. M-B., 1918. A.U.O.T.C., 1914- R.A.M.C., Sept. 1918.
Home service, 1918-19.
Coutts, Militant Ernest, M.A., 1912 ; P. 81.
COUTTS, WILLIAM SHIVAS,
s. of James C. ; b. Aberdeen, 1895. Med., 1919—. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Apr. 1913.
Mobilized. Served with ist Scot. Gen. Hospl.; 75th Fid. Amb. Home, 1914-18;
France, Mar. 1918- Apr. 1919. Final rank, Staff-Sergeant.
COWAN, HENRY HARGRAVE,
s. of Henry C. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 May 1879. Arts, 1896-99; Sc., 1905-06. Previously
Lieut, Aberd. R.G.A. Commd., R.F.A. (T.), Oct. 1914; seconded R.E. (Field Survey
Coy.). Served — Home, 1914-15, 1918-19; France, Aug. igis-Nov. 1916. Final rank,
Lieutenant. Mentd., Jan. 1917.
160
ROLL OF SERVILE.
COWAN, HORATIO WILLIAM ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of Alexander C. ; h. Inverness, 18 Apr. 1874. M.B., 1886. M.].)., 1909. Surgeon, R.N.,
1897-1900. M.O., R.A.K, Stores Dept., Regent's Park, 1918.
COWARD, ERNEST GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of James E. C. ; b. Middleburg, S. Africa, 26 Aug. 1861. M.B., 1886. Joined R.A.M.C.,
i Sept. 1915. Home service, Hudderslield District, 4} years. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
Two mentions, Feb. 1917, Aug. 1919.
COWIE, ALEXANDER MITCHELL, M.B.,
s. of George C. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 14 May 1861. M.B., 1881. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
Apr. 1915 Home service, 3 years. Final rank, Captain.
COWIE, CHARLES GEORGE, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Ellon, 9 Aug. 1869. M.A., 1890; M.B., 1894; M.I)., 1900. War
work — Under British Red Cross, Bournemouth, 1914-17.
COWIE, CLEMENT ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. (jamrie, Banffshire, 8 Feb. 1896. Arts, 1914-15. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Apr. 1915 ; eommd., 6th Gordon Hrs., Dec. 1915. Served— Home, 1915-17 ; France,
Aug. 1917 Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
COWIE, GEORGE, M.B..
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Ordiquhill, Banffshire, 24 Mar. 1864. M.B., 1895. War work —
Surgeon, Wimbledon Aux. Hospl. ; British Red Cross Sot:., Surrey Branch, 1914-18.
Cowie, Jobn Mincfoester, P. 49.
COWIE, WILLIAM, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Ordiquhill, Banffshire, 29 Dec. 1871. M.A., 1892; M.B., 1895.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), Apr. 1909. Mobilized Capt., attd. 4th London Fid. Amb. (T).,
4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Mar. igis-Nov. 1916. Invalided out of
service. Final rank, Major. Mentd., June 1916.
COWNIE, JOHN CAIRD,
s. of George C. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Dec. 1883. Law, 1910-11. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
20 Apr. 1916; commd., 27 Mar. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-18; India, Jan. igig-Dec.
1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
COX, REGINALD TOM, M.B.,
s. of Ernest T. C. : b. Hanbrosant, Glam., 9 July 1892. M.B., 1915. Commd., R.A.M.C.
(T.), 1915.
CRABB, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Robert C. ; b. Laurencekirk, 10 Apr. 1850. M.A., 1869; M.B. (Ed.), 1875 ; M.I).,
1877. War work — Dermatological Dept., Gt. Northern and Central Hospl., London,
1914-19.
161 ii
ROLL OF S1:.K\'ICE.
CRABBE, ALEXANDER EMSLIE,
s. of William T. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Apr. 1874. Med, 1891-95 ; L.R.C.P. (Ed), 189*.
Commd, R.A.M.C. (T.), Aug. 1916. Served — Home, 1916-17 ; Flanders, July-Oct. 1917 ;
Home, till invalided out of service. Final rank, Captain.
CRAIB, ALEXANDER GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. Gamrie, Hanffshire, 17 July 1875. M.B., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
June 1917. Served — Egypt, Palestine, France, Home, 19 months. Final rank, Captain.
CRAIB, WILLIAM GRANT, M.A.,
Professor of Botany. Appointed, 1920. F.L.S., F.R.S.E. War work — Timber examination
and testing for Air Ministry, 1917 — •.
CRAIG, ALEXANDER HENDERSON, M.H.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Willesden, London, 6 June 1893. M.B., 1916. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Sept. 1910 ; commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Aug. 1916. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; P'rance,
Salonika, Caucasus, Turkey, Feb. igij-Dec. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
CRAIG, DOUGLAS, M.D.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Kippen, 4 May 1887. M.B., 1909 ; M.D., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
May 1915. Served — -Home, 1915 ; Mediterranean, Mesopotamia, Afghanistan Frontier,
Oct. i9i5~Oct. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
CRAIG, ERNEST DUNCAN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander G. C. ; b. London, 10 July 1888. M.A., (II Cl.), 1911. O.T.C., Oxford
Univ., 1914-15. Pte., R.A.S.C., Oct. 1915 ; commd., Oct. 1916. Served — Home, 1915-16;
France, Flanders, Mar. I9i6-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CRAIG, JOHN,
s. of James C. ; b. Old Deer, 8 Apr. 1871. Law, 1899-1901. War work — Under
Ministry of Food (Live Stock Section), N.E. Area of Scotland, Oct. 1917-20.
CRAIG, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, i Oct. 1884. M.A. (I Cl.), 1906; Black Latin Prize; B.A.
(Oxon.), 1908. Pte., British Honduras T.F., 6 Aug. 1914 ; commd., i Jan. 1917. Served
—British Honduras, Aug. 1914 — .
CRAIG, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Sept. 1898. M.B. (Hons.), 1921. A.U.O.T.C. En-
listed, R.G.A., Apr. 1917; commd., N. Scottish R.G.A. (T.), July 1917. Home service,
10 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
CRAIG, JOHN INNES,
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 June 1896. Sc., 1919 — . Trooper, 2/3rd Scottish
Horse, Mar. 1915 ; transfd. Imperial Camel Corps. Served — Home, 1915 ; Egypt, 3$
years. Final rank, Private.
CRAIG, THEODORE WATSON,
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, n Nov. 1897. Sc, 1918. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
Mar. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Mar.
1918. Discharged owing to wounds. Final rank, Private. M.M., Nov. 1917.
162
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CRAIG, WILLIAM, M.A., B.D.,
s. of William C. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 July 1886. M.A. (II Cl.), 1907 ; B.D. (Hons.), 1913.
War work — Y.M.C.A.-, France, Dec. I9i6-Mar. 1917. Gunner, R.G.A., May 1917.
Served — Home, 1917-18; France, 3 months. Final rank, Gunner.
CRAIG. WILLIAM JOHN,
s. of George C. ; b. Grange, 5 June 1899. Med., 1917, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C. War
work — Coastguard duty, Buckie, 1914. Enlisted, 22nd Garrison Cadet Batt., Dec. 1917.
Home service, 1917-18.
Craig, Militant trait, M.A., 1905 ; P. 100.
CRAIGEN, WILLIAM GORDON, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of John C.; b. Stonehaven, 29 July 1884. M.A., 1905; LL.B. (dist.), 1908. Previ-
ously in 2nd Scottish Horse (Univ. Troop). 2nd Lieut., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A. (T.),
2 Sept. 1914 : seconded for special duty, 29 June 1915. Home service, Chief Instructor,
Arty. Training Schools, June igis-July 1918. Invalided. Military Staff, Ministry of
Munitions, 1918-19. Final rank, Acting Major. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State,
Feb. 1917.
CRAIGHEAD, WILLIAM,
s. of William C. ; b. Peterhead, 8 Dec. 1898. Sc, 1918—. Pte., R.A.M.C., 328th
Fid. Amb., 5 Mar. 1917. Served — U.K., 2 years. Final rank, L./Corporal.
CRAIGMYLE, ALEXANDER DONALD, M.A.,
s. of Alexander D. C. ; b. Dunecht, 21 Apr. 1884. M.A. (II Eng.), 1907. 2nd Lieut.,
County of Aberdeen Vol. Regt, 1917; Lieut., 1918.
CRAIK, DAVID, M.A.,
b. St. Cyrus, 27 Dec. 1884. M.A., 1907; B.D. (St. And.), 1912. Colonial Chapl., India,
1913. Commd. (R.O.), 13 Nov. 1914 ; attd. 2nd Batt. N. Stafford Regt. ; 451)1 (Rattray's)
Sikhs; nth Rajputs, Ind. Exped. Force Division, 1914-15.
CK.UIB, 1 INLAY ROSS, M.A.,
s. of David C. ; b. Alness, 9 Oct. 1890. M.A. (I Math.), 1912. Pte., " U " Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1908-12. Rejoined, Sept. 1914; commd., Oct. 1914. Served with M.G.C. ;
R.F.. Served — Home, 2 years 4 months ; France, Flanders, Germany, 2 years 8 months.
Final rank, Captain. M.C. Mentd., Oct. 1918.
CRAMOND, WILLIAM JAMES,
s. of William A. C. ; b. Forgue, 7 Dec. 1892. Arts, 1912-14. Joined R.A.M.C. (T.),
ist Highl. Fid. Amb., Jan. 1914. Mobilized, 5 Aug. 1914. Served with R.F.A.
(Transport Sect.) ; Home, Egypt, Gallipoli, France, Aug. I9i4-F'eb. 1919. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
GRAN, ALEXANDER HENDERSON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Robert C. ; b. Kirkhill, 23 Feb. 1875. M-A-> 1896; M.B., 1899. I-ieut., R.A.M.C.,
15 July 1915. Served — France, i year; M.O., Mil. Hospl., Nottingham, 1917-18. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
163
ROLL OE SERVICE.
CRAN, CHARLES FREDERICK, M.A.,
s. of George C. ; b. Aberdeen. 24 Jan. 1878. M.A.. 1899. 1'te., ist Sportsman's Halt.,
Roy. Fusiliers, Doc. 1914; 2nd Lieut, 5th Wiltshire Regt., June 1915.. Served— S.W.
Command, 1915 ; Gallipoli, Aug. X<>\. 1915; Mesopotamia, Apr. 1916 Jan. 1919. Final
rank, Acting Captafn. M.C., Oct. 1918.
CRAN, DOUGLAS, M.B.,
s. of George C. ; h. Banchory, 12 Aug. 1890. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.( '., 1913. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Apr. 1915. Served— India, Mesopotamia, India. Final rank, Major.
CRAN, GEORGE, M.D.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Tarland, 7 June 1852. M.B., 1X75 ; M.D., 1877. Lieut, Gordon
Hrs., 1876. War work— M.O., Durris V.A.I). Hospl., 1914-18; M.O., 7th Gordon \\\^..
Banchory, 1914-16. Final rank, Lieut-Colonel, R.A.M.C. V.I). Mentd., 1918.
CRAN (or TRINGHAM), HESTER ELIZABETH ERSKINE,
d. of George C. ; b. Banchory, 12 Mar. 1X9;,. Arts, 1912-13. War work — V.A.I). Nurse.
Aux. and Mil. Hospls., 1914-16; Brit. Red Cross Socy., Mil. Hospls., Wimereux, Calais,
Le Treport, 1916-18.
CRAN, JAMES, M.D.,
s. of John C. ; b. Rhyme, 24 Mar. 1870. M.B., 1895; M.D., 1904. Joined British
Honduras Vols., 1897. Raised and commanded 2nd Brit. Honduras Contingent, 1916.
Final rank, Lieut-Colonel. O.B.E., 1918. V.I)., 1917.
CRANNA, ALEXANDER PARK, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Strichen, 30 Apr. 1888. M.A., 7910. I'te., Artists' Rifles, June 1916.
Commd., Gordon Hrs., Dec. 1916. Served — France, 1917-19. Final rank, Acting
Captain.
CRANNA, ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of Robert C. ; b. Crimond, 4 Feb. 1877. M.B., 1901. War work — Surgeon, Red
Cross Hospls., Bolton, 1914-18.
CRANSTON, THOMAS, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Edinkiliie, Morayshire, 9 Feb. 1891. M.A., 1912. I'te., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Sept 1914; commd., Sept. 1917. Served with R.E. Home, 1914-15; Flanders,
Mar.-May 1915. Wounded. France, Germany, May 1916- Apr. 1919. Final rank,
Lieutenant. M.B.E. (Mil).
CRAWFORD, DAVID CHALMERS, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 13 May 1879. M.A., 1901 ; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1906.
Driver, S. African Service Corps (M. T.), 12 July 1916. Served — German, Portuguese, E.
Africa, Aug. I9i6-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant.
CRAY, HAROLD FREDERICK,
s. of Frederick C. ; b. London, 10 Aug. 1895. Sc., 1918 — . Pte. (Artists' Rifles),
z8th London Regt, 29 Nov. 1915; commd., 7 July 1917. Served with ist Batt. Middlesex
Regt. Home, 2 years 3 months ; I1' ranee, i year 5 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
164
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CRICHTOX, ARTHUR, M.A., B.Sc. (Agi .»,
s. of William C. ; b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 24 Sept. 1894. M.A., 1914 ; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1920.
1'te., " U " Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., Mar. 1912; commd, 24 Feb. 1918. Served with Labour
Corps. Home, 1914-15, 1916-18; Belgium, France, Feb.-Oct. 1915; Salonika, July
an. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
Cricbton, 2>a\no Mooo, P. 5-
CRICHTON, JOHN ANDREW,
s. of William C. ; b. Mintlaw, 5 Oct. 1899. Arts, 1918 — . Joined 4th V.B. Gordon
His., Mar. 1917. Pte., 53rd Y.S. Gordon Hrs., Sept. 1917; attd. Sound Ranging Section,
F.S.C., R.E. Home, 1917-18; France, Jan. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
Cricbton, IRorman, M.A., i9n ; P. 46.
CROMBIE, DOUGLAS F. H.,
s. of John C. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 June 1867. Law, 1887-89. Joined ist V.B. Gordon
Hrs., 1883 (later 4th Gordon Hrs.). Mobilized Q.M.S., 1914. Discharged on medical
grounds, Oct. 1914. Capt., City of Aberdeen Vol. Regt. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.),
1916-19. V.I). War work — Transport of wounded, 1915-19.
CROMBIE, JAMES MELVILLE PATERSON, M.B.,
s. of Peter C. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Aug. 1873. M.B., 1895; L.D.S., R.C.S. (Eng.), 1897.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), June 1908. Mobilized Capt., Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Scottish
Gen. Hospl., 1914-19; O. i/c Abdn. Mil. Dental Centre, 1915-19. Final rank, Captain.
CROOKSHANK, GEORGE COUTTS,
s. of George C. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Nov. 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Cadet, R.F.C., 20 Nov. 1917 ;
commd., 25 Aug. 1918. Served — -Home, 16 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
CROUCHER, FRANCIS BENEDICT, M.B.,
s. of Joseph S. C. ; b. Greenwich, 30 Nov. 1866. M.B., 1889. War work — Straits Settle-
ments Med. Dept., during the War. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State, July, 1918.
CROWE, CHARLES LEASK CRAWFORD,
s. of George H. C. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Jan. 1894. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 5th Black Watch,
Feb. 1913; commd., 7 Dec. 1915; transfd. M.G.C. (attd. 23rd Bty.). Served — France,
Italy, 1914- Feb. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
Cruoen, Hlejanoer, P. 61.
CRUDEN, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. Tyrie, 2 June 1850. M.A., 1873. Served 37 years ist V.B.
Gordon Hrs. Pte., R.A. Vet. Corps., Aug. 1915; commd., Dec. 1916. Served with 2510
Durham L.I., Labour Corps. Home, 1915-17, 1918-19; France, July i9i7^Apr. 1918.
Final rank, Captain. V.D.
CRUICKSHANK, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Old Deer, i July 1875. M-B-, '896. Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.), attd.
i/7th Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1914. Home service, 1914. Died, 23 Mar. 1920.
165 ii *
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CRUICKSHAXK, BRODIE, M.A., -M.U.,
s. of James A. C. ; b. Mortladi, HunfTshire, iS July 1X47. M.A., 1866: M.H. (Hons.),
1869; M.I)., 1877. Held commission Army Med. De[)t., 1871-77. War work — M.O.,
Aux. HospL, Nairn, 1914-18.
CRUICKSHANK, CHARLES KDWARD, M.A..
s. of William C. ; b. King Edward, 10 July 1881. M.A., 1905. Trooper, 3/3rd Scottish
Horse, 24 Nov. 1915 ; commd., R.F.A., 13 May 1917. Served — Home, 1915-18; France.
Mar.-Aug. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CRUICKSHANK, ERNEST WILLIAM HENDERSON, M.D.,
s. of George H. C. ; b. Leith, 22 Mar. 1888. M.B., 1910; M.I). (Hons.), 1920. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 23 Feb. 1915 ; attd. z8th Fid. Amb. M.O., nth Roy. West Kent Regt., 4ist
Batt. M.G.C., i8th K.R.R.C., nth Roy. West Surrey Regt. Served — Home, 1915;
France, Italy, Cologne, 1916-19. Final rank, Captain.
CRUICKSHANK, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Samuel C. ; b. Lochlee, Forfarshire, 31 Oct. 1891. M.A. (1 Math.), 1913. "U" Coy.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 1909-13 ; Camb. Univ. O.T.C. 1913-14. Commd., 333rd Bde., R.F.A.,
5 Jan. 1916; served with 33oth Bde., R.F.A. ; 66th Div. Sig. Coy., R.E. Home, 1916-17 ;
France, Feb. 1917 Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain. Two mentions, Nov. 1918,
Mar. 1919.
CRUICKSHANK, GEORGE PHILIP, M.A.,
b. Aberdeen, i P'eb. 1900. Sc., 1919 — -. Joined ist City of Aberdeen Cadet Batt., June
1915; commd., No. i Cadet Wing, R.F.C., 4 Feb. 1918. Home service, Feb. 1918
May 1919. Final rank, Hon. 2nd Lieutenant.
CRUICKSHANK, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James C. ; b. Ellon, 18 Jan. 1866. M.A., 1888. 2nd Lieut., 3rd V.B. Gordon Hrs.,
June 1916. Home service, 3 years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Cruicfesbanfe, Same?, P. 10,
CRUICKSHANK, JAMES BELL, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. Airlie, 11 Nov. 1871. M.B., 1893. \Var work — M.O. i/'c Alma I'ark
Mil. Hospl., Manchester, 1915-19.
druicfesbank, James ©rr, P. 3
CRUICKSHANK, LEWIS DAVIE, M.D.,
s. of Peter C. ; b. Tarves, 3 Dec. 1875. M.B. (Hons.), 1902; M.D. (Hons.), 1906;
Liddell Bursary, Keith Gold Medal, Duthie, John Murray, Phillips Research Scholar-
ships; D.P.H. (Camb.), 1905; M.R.C.P. (Ed.), 1914. War work— M.O., Highlands and
Islands, Med. Ser. Board, 1915-19; Substitute-Principal, Dunfermline Physical Training
Coll., 1917-19.
CRUICKSHANK, MARTIN MELVIN, B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of George H. C. ; b. North Leith, 22 Mar. 1888. B.Sc., 1911; M.B., 1912; Geo.
Thompson Fellow. Interned, Berlin, Aug.-Nov. 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 28 Dec. 1914:
attd. R.F.A. ; R.A.F. Served — France, Macedonia, Palestine, Egypt, Jan. 1915 — .
Final rank, Captain.
166
ROLL OF SERVICE.
CRUICKSHANK, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Monymusk, 16 Aug. 1857. M.A., 1879. War work — British Red
Cross Socv.. i st Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1916-19
CRUICKSHANK, WILLIAM DURWARD, M.B.,
s. of William C. ; b. West Hampstead, 20 Feb. 1892. M.B., 1915. Dresser, French Red
Cross, France, Sept. -Dec. 1914. Commd., R.A.M.C., 9 Aug. 1915. Served — U.K., 1915-
16; British Salonika Force, Army of the Black Sea, Apr. I9i6-Dec. 1919. Final rank,
Major. Mentd., "Gazette," Jan. 1920.
CRUICKSHANK, WILLIAM JENKYNS, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John F. ( '. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Dec. 1884. M.A., 1905; M.B., 1911. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1914; attd. East Anglian Divisional Royal Engineers.
CRUICKSHANK, WILLIAM WALKER, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James S. C. ; b. Auchterless, 8 Oct. 1880. M.A. (I Math.), 1901 ; B.D. (Hons.),
1915. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept. (4th Cl.), Nov. 1915. Served — -Home, 1915-16;
France, Germany, June i9i6~Sept. 1919. Final rank, Chaplain, 4th Class. O.B.E. Mentd.
CRYLE, WILLIAM MIDDLETON, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Rayne, Aberdeenshire, 4 Oct. 1868. M.A., 1890. War work —
Munitions, Sunderland, Apr. igi8-Nov. 1919.
CULLEN, WILLIAM ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Charles C. ; b. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 10 Aug. 1878. M.A. (II Eng., 11 Mod. Lang.),
1900. Pte., ist Batt. City of Aberdeen Vol. Regt., Feb. 1916.
CUMMING, ALEXANDER FARQUHARSON, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Alexander C. ; b. Rothes, 23 Dec. 1882. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1906. Pte., 271)1 City of
Winnipeg Vols., Oct. 1914; comind., R.G.A., 30 Dec. 1917. Served — Canada, 7 months;
France, 2 years 4 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
CUMMING, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of John C. ; b. Boyndie, Banffshire, 10 June 1880. M.A., 1904. Joined " U " Coy.,
ist V.B. Gordon Hrs. Gunner, R.G.A., Nov. 1915; commd., Dec. 1916. Served —
Home, 1915-17; France, Belgium, May i9i7~Apr.- 1919; Army of the Rhine, Apr._Sept.
1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Gumming, ribarianus Hlejanfcer, M.A.., 1912; p. 7.
Gumming, TRobert Scott, M.H., 1915 ; P. 1 10.
CUMMING, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William C. ; b. Fordyce, 27 Mar. 1878. M.A., 1900. Pte., 2/sth Gordon Hrs., Dec.
1914; transfd. 33rd A. A. Coy., R.E. ; transfd. Tyne, E.E., R.E. (F.F.). Home service,
Dec. 1914 Jan. 1919. Final rank, C.Q.M. Sergeant.
CUNLIFFE, RILEY, M.B.,
s. of John C. ; b. Over Uanven, Lanes., i Sept. 1865. M.B., 1892. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Sept.
1916. Attd. St. Andrew's Hospl., Malta ; 6ist Gen. Hospl., Salonika ; i7th Squadron, R.A.F.
Served— Malta, Salonika, Bulgaria, Constantinople, 2 years 9 months. Final rank, Captain.
167
ROLL OF SER\'IL'E.
Cl RR, ALEXANDER IAN,
s. of Alexander M. C. ; h. Aberdeen, 21 Dec. uSy.S. Med., 1916-18, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Surg.-Suh.-I,ieut., R.N.V.R., 13 Aug. 1918. Service — North Sea (H.M.S. "Torrid"),
Harwich, Sept. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Surg. -Sub. -Lieut.
CURRID, JOHN GILBERT, M.A.,
s. of Patrick C. ; b. Gateshead, 15 Mar. 1895. M.A. (II Cl.), 1919. 1'te., 3rd Royal
Scots, Jan. 1916; served with ist Gn. Batt., H.L.I.; ist Gn. Halt. Seaforth Mrs. Home,
1916-17; Overseas, Nov. igiy-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Private.
CURRID, PATRICK GRANT, M,A.,
s. of Patrick C ; b. Brampton, Cumberland, 24 Aug. 1897. M.A., 1920. A.U.O.T.C.
Joined R.N.V.R., Aux. S.B.R., F'eb. 1916. Home, i year; Abroad, 2 years 2 months.
CURRIE, GEORGE ALEXANDER,
s. of George C. ; b. Grange, 13 Aug. 1896. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs., Apr.
1915. Served — U.K., 1915, 1916, 1917-19: France, Nov. ig^-Oct. 1916. Final rank.
Sergeant Instructor.
CUSHNY, ARTHUR ROBERTSON, M.A., M.D.,
s. of John C. ; b. Speymouth, Morayshire, 6 Mar. 1866. M.A., 1886; M.B. (Hons.),
1889; M.I). (Hons.), 1892; F.R.S. ; F.R.S.E. War work — Chairman of Committee,
Royal Socy., on Gas Warfare ; Member of War Office Committee, Investigations on
poisonous gases, 1915-18.
DALGARNO, JANET SINCLAIR, M.A.,
d. of James Y. D. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Sept. 1896. M.A., 1917 (III Eng. 1918). Wat
work — Inspector, Aeroplane Factory, Aberdeen, 1918-19.
DALGETTY, ARTHUR BURNESS, M.D.,
s. of Alexander ]). ; b. Fordoun, 25 Dec. 1869. M.B., 1892 ; M.D. (Hons.), 1900. A.U.
Med. Staff Corps. Pte., 4th V.B. Royal Hrs., Nov. 1916. Home service, 1916-18.
DALGLEISH, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William I).; b. Aberdeen, i Apr. 1880. M.B., 1906. Volunteered, rejected, 1916.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Oct. 1917. Home service, 1917-18. Final rank, Captain.
DALLAS, MARJORIE GORDON, M.A.,
d. of Alexander J). ; b. Glasgow, 21 Aug. 1885. M.A. (II Cl. dist.), 1908. War work — •
Welfare Supervisor, Gretna, 1917-19.
DANIEL, FRANCIS RENNIE,
s. of Frank D. ; b. Aberdeen, i Sept. 1896. Med., 1919 — , Sc. 1919' — . Pte., Gordon
Inf. Bde., Feb. 1914. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. and Lieut., R.F.A. (T.F.), May 1915;
transfd. R.A.F. Served — Home, 1914-16, 1918, 1919: France, Italy, Sept. I9i6-Aug.
1918. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., June 1918.
DANSON, RT. REV. ERNEST LOGIE, M.A.,
s. of James M. 1). ; b. Arbroath, 14 June 1880. M.A. (II Ment.), 1902. 2nd in
command, Negri Sembilan Civil Guard, F.M.S., 1915. Joined Malay States Vol. Rifles,
Jan. 1916. Served, 2 years. Final rank, Chaplain, Hon. Capt.
168
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DANSON, JAMES GORDON, M.B.,
s. of James M. I).; b. Aberdeen, i Mar. 1885. M.B., 1908. "U" Coy., 4th Gor-
don Hrs. ; Surg., R.N., 1910. Mobilized, 1914. Served in — H.M.S. "Warrior,"
" Veronica," " Hannibal " ; Mediterranean, .Scapa Flow, Irish Sea and Atlantic, Alexandria,
Chatham R.N. Barracks, 1914-18. Final rank, Surg.-Lieut. -Commander.
DASTOOR, JAMSHED KHORSHED, M.B.,
s. of Khorshed B. I). ; l>. Navsari, India, Feb. 1886. M.B., 1915. Lieut., I.M.S., 4 Nov.
1918. Served — Egypt, ' >L'ar 2 months.
DAVIDSON, ALEXANDER ROBERT,
s. of Alexander I). : b. Hatton of Cruden, 4 Feb. 1900. Arts, 1917 — . Pte., 2/3rd County
of Lond. Yeomanry, Apr. 1918; served with Scottish Horse. Served — Ireland, 9 months,
Final rank, I'rivau-.
DAVIDSON, ARTHUR, M.B.,
s. of Andrew 1). ; b. Kennethmont, 3 Feb. 1878. M.B., 1900. Surgeon, R.N., 1902.
Mobilized, 1914. -Served in — H.M.S. "Shannon," "Invincible," "Attentive" (Armed
Trawlers); North Sea, Aug. ign-June 1915; H.M.S. " Grafton " ; Gallipoli, Salonika,
Palestine, Red Sea, June 1915 May 1918; R.N. Hospl., Plymouth, to end of War. Final
rank, Surg. -Commander.
DAVIDSON, ARTHUR HALLAM,
s. of James I). ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Apr. 1876. Arts, 1893-94. Pte., Australian Expedy.
Force, Jan. 1916. Served — Australia, 1' ranee. Final rank, Sergeant.
DAVIDSON, ARTHUR ROBERTSON, M.B.,
s. of William D. ; b. Ellon, 7 May 1876. M.B., 1900. Civil Surgeon, Boer War, 1901-02.
Surgeon, R.N., 1903. Mobilized, 1915. Service — Dover Patrol, Belgium Coast, 1915-17.
Final rank, Surg. -Commander.
DAVIDSON, DAVID STUART, M.A.,
s. of Alexander 1). ; b. Aberdeen, 20 )uly 1885. M.A., 1908. Pte., nth Gordon Hrs.,
Nov. 1915 ; commcl., 5th Gordon Hrs., Sept. 1917. Served with 42nd T.R. Batt. ; 15th
H.L.I. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1917-18; B.E.F., Dec. igi6-May 1917, Apr. Sept.
1918. Final rank, Lieutenant
DAVIDSON, EDWIN MAXWELL MURRAY, B.D,.
s. of R. D. ; b. St. Cyrus, 21 Aug. 1890. St. And. Univ. O.T.C. Lieut., gth Royal
Scots, R.G.A., 1915 ; transfcl. R.A.F. Home service. Final rank, Flight Lieutenant.
DAVIDSON, FRANCIS WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Alexander D. D. ; b. London, 25 July 1882. M.B., 1904. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Apr.
1916. Served — Home; Egypt, May I9i6-May 1918. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.,
1917. Died, 9 Feb. 1921.
DAVIDSON, GEORGE,
s. of Charles 1). ; b. 18 May 1851. Arts, 1867-70. Major, R.E. (retd.). War work —
Assist, to Chief Engineer, Scottish Command, Edinburgh, 1915-19.
169
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DAVIDSON, GEORGE, M.A., M.D.,
s. of George I).; h. Logic Coldstone, 31 Aug. 1863. M.A., 1884; M.I!., 1887:
M.I)., 1894. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 15 Oct. 1914; attd. ist Highl. Fid. Amb., Sgth Fid.
Anib. Served — Home, 1914-15; Dardanelles, Alexandria, France, Belgium, Apr. 1915
June 1919. Final rank, Major. Silver Star of Serbia. Mentd., June 1915.
DAVIDSON, GEORGE, M.H.,
s. of William D. ; b. Mintlaw, 22 Nov. 1885. MB., 1908; D.P.H., 1909. War work-
British Red Cross, France, 1914-15. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1915. Served — Gallipoli,
M.ir. Aug. 1915 ; France, Italy, France, Sept. 191 6 -Oct. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
DAVIDSON, GEORGE STEWART, M.A., M.B.,
s. of )ames S. 1).; b. Aberdeen, 24 July 1892. M.A., 1914; M.B., 1916. Joined
R.A.M.C. (T.), 1911 ; attd. Highl. Fid. Amb. A.U.O.T.C. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Cornmd.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.O.), Sept. 1915. Served — Home, 1914-16; Salonika, Aug. igiS-June
1919. Final rank, Captain. Serbian Order of St. Sava, Class V. Mentd., 1917.
DAVIDSON, HENRY ALEXANDER, B.Sc.,
University Lecturer in Accounting and Business Methods. War work — Making War
Hospl. requirements, 1915-18.
DAVIDSON, HUGH ALLAN, M.B.,
s. of Andrew D. ; b. Kennethmont, 26 May 1875. M.B., 1900; D.P.H., 1903. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 1900. Served — F'rance, 1915-19. Final rank, Acting Colonel. D.S.O., 1916.
Bar to D.S.O., May 1918. Croix de Guerre, June 1918. Mentd., Nov. 1918.
DAVIDSON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James I).; b. Ellon, 9 Oct. 1853. M.A., 1882; B.I). (Ed), 1887. War work-
Supervision of religious work, France, Mar. -Oct. 1918.
DAVIDSON, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of John D. ; b. Cruden, 24 Aug. 1874. M.B., 1902. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.), Apr. 1915.
Served — France, Belgium, i^ years; Home, i£ years. Final rank, Captain.
JDavn&son, James, M.B., i9n ; p. 77.
DAVIDSON, JAMES,
s. of James D. ; b. Dyce, 24 Nov. 1897. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 3rd Res. Batt. Gordon
Hrs., Oct. 1916; 2nd Lieut., 4th Res. Batt. Gordon Hrs., June 1917; attd. i/6th Gordon
Hrs. Served — Home, 1916-17, 1918; France, Dec. I9i7-Mar. 1918, Sept. igiS-Mar.
1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
DAVIDSON, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of Thomas D. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Oct. 1883. M.B., 1907; M.D., 1909. War work—
M.O., Mil. Hospls., Southall, Belgrade, Epsom, 1914, 1915, 1917. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Nov.
1915. Served— Malta, Egypt, Dec. igis-Nov. 1916; France, June- Dec. 1918. Final
rank, Captain. Serbian Order of St. Sava, Class IV, 1917.
DAVIDSON, JAMES GRANT HOWIE,
s. of William D. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Oct. 1900. Med., 1919 — . Pte., R.A.F., May 1918.
Served — Home, 5 months ; Abroad, 6 months. Final rank, 3rd Air Mechanic.
170
ROLL Ol- SEKl'ICI'..
DAVIDSON, JOHN ARTHUR,
s. of (i. \\. I).; b. Aberdeen, 8 Aug. 1901. U.D.A., 1919. Hospl. Orderly, ist Scot.
Gen. Hospl., 1915 ; ist City of Aberd. Cadet Halt., 1915-17 : Driver, M.'J'., R.A.S.C., Jan.
1917. Home service. Final rank, Private.
DAVIDSON, JOHN STUART, M.B.,
s. of Andrew I). ; b. Madagascar, 9 Mar. 1863. M.U. (dist.), 1885. Commd., Surg.-Capt.,
A.M.S., 1886. Mobilized, Sept. 1914 O.C. igth Brit. Fid. Amb. ; A.D.M.S., 7th Meerut
Div., II Indian Cavalry Div., etc. ; ]).I).M.S., IX Corps, Rhine Army. Served — -France,
India, Germany, 1914-19.
DAVIDSON, LESLIE EVAN OUTRAM,
s. of Duncan I). ; b. Richmond, Surrey, 23 Sept. 1882. Arts, 1898-1900. Commd., R.F.A.,
1902. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. And. i2ist Bty. R.G.A., 5jth Bde. R.F.A., D/iyS Bty.
R.G.A. Served — France, Aug. -Dec. 1914 ; Home; France, May 1916 June 1917 ; Home.
Final rank, Major. D.S.O., Feb. 1915. Two mentions, Oct. 1914, Jan. 1915.
DAVIDSON, NORMAN, M.B..
s. of James D. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Mar. 1877. M.B., 1899; D.P.H., 1901. War work-
Acting M.O., 51)1 Gordon Hrs., Sept. 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1916; attd.
43rd (ien. Hospl. ; 5th Southern Gen. Hospl. ; Bangour Mil. Hospl. ; 54th, 3oth,
(ien. Hospls. Served — Salonika, i year; Home, 7 months; France, i year. Final rank,
< ;i plain.
DAVIDSON, REGINALD IAN,
>. of R. I).; b. St. Cyrus, 22 Sept. 1891. Div., 1913-16. M.A. (St. And.), 1912. St-.
And. Univ. O.T.C. Gunner, R.F.A., Feb. 1916; commd, i Oct. 1916. Home service,
1916; France, Aug. I9i6-Nov. 1917. Invalided out of service. Final rank, znd
Lieutenant.
DAVIDSON, ROBERT,
s. of John D. ; b. Ellon, 20 Oct. 1894. Arts, 1913-14. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1913; commd., ist Gordon Hrs., 26 June 1918. Served — France, Feb. 1915 July 1916,
Aug. 1918 Apr. 1919. Wounded, July 1916. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
DAVIDSON, ROBERT,
s. of James I).; b. Peterculter, 12 Mar. 1896. Arts, 1914-15. Pte., 2/4th Gordon Hrs.,
Jan. 1915. Served with ist, 2nd, 3rd, Gordons. Home, 1915-17, 1919; France, June
I9i7-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Acting Sergt. Major. M.M., Sept. 1917. Bar to M.M., Mar.
1918.
DAVIDSON, ROBERT GIBSON, M.B.,
s. of Alexander D. D. ; b. London, 2 Oct. 1880. M.B., 1909. War work — Anaesthetist,
Norbury Hospl., 1915-19.
DAVIDSON, ROBERT JAMES,
b. Kintore, 5 Apr. 1896. Law, 1919 — . Pte., H.A.C., Dec. 1915 ; served with 2/3rd
Scottish Horse. Home service, London and Ireland. Final rank, Private.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DAVIDSON, THOMAS JOHN,
s. ofj. D. ; b. Natal, Xov. i.S<>S. Med., 1916-18, 1919— . A.U.O.T.* '., ujiy-iS. Surg.-
Sub.-Lieut., R.N.V.R., Aug. 1918. Harwich, H.M.S. "Lea/er," 1918-19. Final rank,
Surg. -Sub. -Lieutenant.
Davnfcson, TTQtlliam Hfcrtan, P. 33-
DAVIDSON, WILLIAM BROWN, M.A., D.Se.,
s. of Samuel D. ; b. Petty, Inverness, 21 Oct. 1869. M.A., 1890; B.Sc. (dist.), 1893;
D.Sc., 1899; Exhibition Sc. Scholar, 1894. War work — Chemical research work connected
with T.N.T. ; Chief Chemical Engineer, British Dyes Ltd., 1914-16.
DAVIDSON, WILLIAM LEASK, M.A.,
s. of John D. ; b. Old Meldrum, 17 May 1875. M.A. (Ill Ment.), 1899. 3rd Y.K.
Gordon Hrs., 1917-18.
DAVIE, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of George D. ; b. Mintlaw, 6 Sept. 1888. M.A., 1910. ljte., 3, loth Royal Scots, Nov.
1915; commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1917. Served — Home, 2 years 4 months;
France, 10 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
DAVIE, JAMES HENRY MORRISON, M.A.,
s. of James D. ; b. Tullynessle, Aberdeenshire, 13 Aug. 1870. M.A., 1890. 2nd Lieut.,
2nd Batt., The Royal Scots, 7 Nov. 1891. Mobilized Capt., Indian Army, 1914. Served
with Mesopotamia Field Force (D.A.A.G., H.Q. ; D.A.A.G., 6th Indian Div. ; Mil.
Governor, Amara), Nov. 19 14- Apr. 1916. Prisoner of War (Turkey) at Kut-el-Amara,
Apr. I9i6-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel. Brevet-Lieut -Colonel. D.S.O.
Five mentions, 1915, 1916.
DAVIE, JOHN BARCLAY, M.A.
s. of Andrew B. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 May 1891. M.A. (II Cl.), 1912. Enlisted (Derby-
Scheme), Dec. 1915. Gunner, R.G.A., Mar. 1917; 2nd Lieut., Feb. 1918. Served —
Home, 1917-18; France, Belgium, Mar. ig'iS-June 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
DAVIS, BERNARD LANGRIDGE, M.B.,
s. of William H. D. ; b. W. Barnslcy, Yorks, n Apr. 1889. M.B., 1915. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 4 Jan. 1916; attd. Highl. Fid. Amb., 33 Sty. Hospl., Sand Gen. Hospl.
Served — Home, 1916; Serbia, Salonika, Constantinople, Oct. I9i6-Jan. 1920. Final
rank, Acting Major. Serbian Order of St. Sava, 4th Class, 1918. O.B.E., 1919. Two
mentions, 1918, 1919.
DAWSON, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of William D. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Apr. 1882. M.B., 1905 ; D.P.H. ; R.C.P.S. (Lond.), 1911.
Joined R.A.M.C. (V.), 1900. Commd., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1906. Mobilized, Aug. 1914.
Served — -France, Aug. 19 14- Feb. 1919. Final rank, Major.
DAWSON, CHARLES ALEXANDER,
s. of James C. D. ; b. Grantown-on-Spey, 6 Feb. 1898. Sc. 1919 — . Pte., 6th Seaforth
Hrs., May 1916. Served with 2nd Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1916-17 ; France, Belgium,
june-Oct. 1917. Discharged through wounds, June 1918. Final rank, Private.
172
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DAWSON, CHARLES MACBEATH, M.B.,
s. of James D. ; b. Rathen, Aberdeenshire, 29 Oct. 1870. M.B., 1892. Major, N.Z. Med.
Corps; P.M.O., Samoan Expedy. Force, 1916.
DAWSON, DANIEL SUTHERLAND, B.Sc.,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Nov. 1887. B.Sc., 1909. Gunner, 2_i^t Highl.
R.F.A., May 1915 ; Cpl., 2nd Batt, Special Bde., R.E. Served — Home, 3 months : France
i year. Released for War work — Chemist, H.M. Explosive Factories, T.N.T., Sept. 1916-
Dec. 1918.
JDawson, 2>avi& Stewart, M.A., 1910; p. 73.
Dawson, (Beorge, M.A., 1905, B.SC., 1906; P. 31.
DAWSON, GEORGE FORBES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William I).; b. Aberdeen, 29 June 1884. M.A., 1903; M.B., 1906. Joined "U"
Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Mrs. and R.A.M.C. (V.). Lieut, R.A.M.C., July 1907. Served —
France, Sept. ig^-Mar. 1916; India, Apr. I9i6-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Major. M.C.,
June 1915. Mentd., June 1915.
DAWSON, GEORGE GARDINER, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of John D. ; b. Buckie, 4 Sept. 1888. M.A., 1910; LL.B., 1912. Enlisted, 28th London
Regt., 9 Dec. 1915; attd. 23oth Bde., R.F.A. ; commd., 28 Jan. 1917. Served — Home, i
year ; France, 2 years 4 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
DAWSON, HENRY JAMES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Henry]).; b. Edinburgh, 29 Sept. 1895. M.A., 1916.; M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C.
Pioneer, Special Bde., R.E., Sept. 1916. Served — France, Sept. igifj-Apr. 1917; Home,
Apr. -Nov. 1917. Recalled to Med. Studies.
DAWSON, JAMES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James D. ; b. Rathen, Aberdeenshire, 21 Apr. 1869. M.A., 1890; M.B., 1894;
D.P.H. (with credit), 1900. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1914 (Sanitary Officer).
DAWSON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James D. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Oct. 1874. M.A., 1896. Commd., 6th Gordon Hrs.,
1900. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Nov. I9i4-Mar. 1915, July ig^-May
1917. Discharged on account of wounds, Nov. 1918. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. D.S.O.
Order of Danilo. T.D. Three mentions, 1915, 1916, 1917.
DAWSON, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of James D. ; b. Peterculter, 4 May 1880. M.A. (I CI.), 1902. I.C.S. Served with
Assam Valley Light Horse, 1914-19.
DAWSON, JOHN ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Mar. 1886. Sc., 1909-11. War work — Admiralty
Assist. Civil Engineer, Portsmouth, S. Coast of England, London, Ostend, 1914-19.
DAWSON, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John D. ; b. Buckie, 14 May 1894. M.A., 1915; M.B. (dist.), 1918. A.U.O.T.C.,
1914.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DAWSON, NORMAN,
s. of James D. ; b. Murtle, 9 Apr. 1896. Arts, 1914-15. Enlisted, 4th Gordon Hrs., M,i;
1915. Served — Home, 1915; France, Nov. 1915— July 1916, Discharged on account of
wounds, Mar. 1918. Final rank, Private.
DAWSON, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Alexander I).; b. Aberdeen, 7 Nov. 1892. M.A., 1914. Fte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Apr. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with Special Coy., R.E. ; Home, 1914-
15 ; France, Feb. igis-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Sergeant.
DEAN, GORDON MONCRIEI I ,
s. of George I). ; b. Harrow, 27 May 1900. Med., 1918 — . Cadet Gunner, Edin. Univ.
O.T.C., Mar. 1918. Home service.
DEAN, JOHN TAYLOR, M.A.,
s. of John D. ; b. Elgin, 21 Mar. 1866. M.A., 1888. War work — Tenipy. Chaplain, Coldins;-
hain, 1916. Substitute-Principal, Hope Waddell Training Institute, Calabar, 1917-18.
DE FAYE, EUGENE, M.A.,
s. of C. de F. ; b. Lyons, 22 July 1860. M.A. (I Cl.), 1881. Vol. Chaplain, 32nd Army
Corps, French Army, on Active Service, 1915-17. Final rank, Captain.
DENHAAI, ROBERT HENRY GEORGE HECTOR,
s. of William B. L). ; b. Newcastle, 16 Feb. 1897. Med., 1915, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Joined R.N.V.R.(S.B.R.) ; Pte., Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1916; France, Dec.,
I9i6-Feb. 1918. F'inal rank, Private.
DEWAR, DAVID, M.A., B.L.,
s. of George D. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 May 1875. M.A., 1896; B.E., 1898. Member, City
of Aberd. Vols., 1914-19.
Devvar, Oeorae, M.B., 1915 ; P. 2,.
DEWAR, JOHN CARNOCHAN, M.A., B.L.,
s. of James A. I). ; b. Arbroath, 24 Oct. 1873. M.A., 1894; B.L. (dist.), 1897. Pte.,
R.A.M.C., May 1918. Served — Home, France, May-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Private.
DEWAR, THOMAS FINLAYSON, M.D.,
s. of James A. U. ; b. Arbroath, 24 June 1866. M.B., 1887 ; M.D. (Hons.), 1890; li.S.-.
(Pub. Health), Ed., 1888; D.Sc., 1906. Commd., R.A.M.S:, 1888. Boer War, 1900-01.
Mobilized Lieut.-Col., R.A.M.C. (T.), Aug. 1914. Attd. 5ist Div., Northern Army:
57th Div. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916-17; France, May igis-Mar. 1916, ]an.
I9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Colonel. C.B. (Mil.), 1918. Four mentions, Jan. 1916,
Jan. 1917, Dec. 1917, Mar. 1919.
DEY, JAMES RIDDOCH,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Huntly, Nov. 1890. Arts, 1907-11. Pte., 2/4th Gordon Hrs., 17
Nov. 1914. Served — Home, 2 years 8 months; France, 8 months. Wounded, July 1918.
Final rank, Acting Sergeant. War work — Educational, War Hospl., Bangour, 1919.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DIACK, ALBERT ALEXANDER,
s. of Peter D. ; b. Kemnay, i June 1892. Arts, 1914-16. Sapper, R.E., Apr. 1916.
Served — Home, Apr. -July 1916; France, Aug. I9i6-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Sapper.
DIACK, PATRICK WILLIAM, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Peter IX; b. Aberdeen, 16 Jan. 1868. M.A., 1888; M.B., 1891. War work — Civil
M.O., Mil. Hospl., Edmonton ; Locum Tenens, Trop. Sch. of Med., Albert Docks.
DIACK, PETER, M.A.,
s. of Peter I).; b. Kemnay, 13 June 1890. M.A., 1912. War work — with Y.M.C.A.,
France, Egypt, Home, 1914-19.
DICKIE, FORBES MAITLAND MOIR, M.A.,
s. of George D. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 May 1883. M.A., 1904. Cpl., R.E. (Gas Coy.), Aug.
1915. Served with 26th, 3ist, Royal Fusiliers, gth E. Surrey Regt. ; France, 2 years
8 months; Home, 10 months. Final rank, L./Corporal. Died at sea, 30 Aug. 1920.
DICKIE, JOHN DAVIDSON, M.A.,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Oct. 1879. M.A., 1902. Pte., ist Moray shire Vol.
Regt., Feb. 1917; Lieut., May 1917. Final rank, Lieutenant.
DICKIE, JOHN LOW, M.B.,
s. of George D. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Apr. 1868. M.B., 1895. Capt., R.A.M.C., attd.
Base Hospl., Netley, 14 Aug. 1914; Maj., R.A.M.C., attd. Star and Garter Hospl.,
Richmond, Nov. 1915 — .
DICKIE, JOHN MACKINLAY, M.A.,
s. of A. B. D. ; b. Huntly, 3 Nov. 1893. M.A. (II EC. Sc.), 1915. Driver, R.A.S.C.,
Nov. 1915. Served — Home, i year 3 months; France, Belgium, 2 years, 2 months.
Final rank, Driver.
Dieter len, IRobert Hlfrefc, P. 12.
DILLING, WALTER JAMES, M.B.,
s. of William D. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 May 1886. M.B. (Hons.), 1907 ; Carnegie Schol. and
Fellow; Phillips Schol. Pte., R.A.M.C. (V.), 1903-05. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (f.), Feb. 1916.
Home service, 3 years. Final rank, Captain.
DINGWALL, ARCHIBALD, M.A., M.D.,
s. of George D. ; b. Auchterless, 7 Jan. 1863. M.A., 1884; M.B., 1888; M.D., 1903.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1916. Home service, 2^ years. Final rank, Captain.
DI VERI, CHARLES BERTIE, M.A.,
s. of Bertie di V.; b. Aberlour, 28 Mar. 1893. M.A. (i Mod. Lang.), 1920; Senatus
Medal. Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs., 1910. Mobilized, Sept. 1914. Commd., Oct. 1915.
Served with King's African Rifles. Home, France, East Africa, Sept. I9i4-Jan. 1919.
Final rank, Acting Captain.
175
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DOCKAK. ALEXANDER WATT,
s. of William I).; b. Aberdeen, 24 May 1896. Med, 1919 — . Pte., K.A.M.C., z/ist
Highl. Fid. Amb., Apr. 1915. Served — !•' ranee, Belgium, May 1915 Mar. 1918. Prisoner
of War, Germany, Mar. 1918 -Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
DOX, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander 1).; b. Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, 13 Feb. 1863. M.A., 1884; .M.I'...
(Hon. Dist.), 1894. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), Dec. 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd.,
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl. ; ist Highl. C.C.S., etc. Served — Home, France, Salonika, Aug.
I9i4-June 1919. Final rank, Major. Mentd., Oct. 1915.
DON, ALEXANDER VICTOR REID, M.B.,
s. of Alexander 1). ; b. Dundee, 19 July 1897. M.H., 1920. Shepherd Mem. Gold
Medal. War work — Red Cross Amb. Driver, Aberdeen, Aug. 1915 Nov. 1918.
DON, JAMES, M.D.,
s. of William 1).; b. Durris, 25 Oct. 1862. M.B., 1888; M.D. (com.), 1890. ('apt.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.); M.O., Pendawr V.A.I). Hospl., Newcastle, 1915.
DON, JOHN, M.A..
s. of John I).; b. Lumphanan, i Sept. 1861. M.A. (II Ment.), 1881. War work — Army
Contracts Dept., Westminster, June- Sept. 1918.
DONALD, ABERCROMBY GORDON, M.A,,
s. of James B. D. ; b. Peterculter, Aberdeenshire, 20 Oct. 1877. M.A., 1901. Pte., 3rd
Y.I!., A. and S. Hrs., 1918-19.
DONALD, ALEXANDER McHARDY,
s. of Peter D. ; b. Monymusk, 6 Aug. 1878. Arts, 1898-1901. Pte., R.A.M.C., 17 Aug.
1915. Commd., R.G.A., 4 Aug. 1917. Served — Home, 1915, 1917; France, Jan. 1916-
Feb. 1917, Sept. 1917-19. Final rank, Lieutenant. Chevalier de la Couronne. Croix de
(iuerre (Belgian).
DONALD, CHARLES,
s. of John I).; b. Aberdeen, 14 Feb. 1896. Med., 1913-14, 1919—. Pte., "U"C'>y.,
Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1913. Commd., 5th Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1915. Seconded to R.F.C., June
1917. Served — France, 13 months ; Home, 3 years. Final rank, Lieut, and Acting Flight
( 'ommander. Services brought to notice of Secretary of State for Air, Jan. 1919.
DONALD, HARRY GORDON, M.B.,
s. of George D. ; b. Portknockie, 10 June 1892. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., July 1915. Served — Home, 2 years; Mesopotamia, 1917 — . Final rank,
Captain.
DONALD, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John I). ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Dec. 1873. M.A. (I Math.), 1893; Boxill, Arnott,
Pri/.es. War service — Major, 5th Calcutta Batt. I.D.F. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel. Name
brought twice to notice of Govt. of India for services in connection with War.
176
ROLL OJ- SEK]'ICE.
DONALD, JAMES DICK,
b. Rathven, Banffshire, 2 Dec. 1897. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Apr. 1914;
2nd Lieut., Oct. 1918. Served — Home, 3 years; France, 2 years. Final rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
2>onal&, tRobert, P. 30,
DONALD, ROBERT THOMSON, M.A.,
s. of Charles D. ; b. Lumsden, 20 Dec. 1892. M.A, 1914. Pte., "U " Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Mar. 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. 2nd Lieut., 7th Black Watch, Aug. 1915 ;
attd. H.G.C. Served — Home, Flanders, Mesopotamia, India, Aug. I9i4-Aug. 1919.
Final rank, Acting Captain.
DONALD, THOMAS HUNTER, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Thomas I). ; b. Fyvie, n Apr. 1880. M.A., 1902.; B.Sc., 1905. Pte., Artists' Rifles,
Aug. 1916; R.G.A., Cadet School; commd., 26 May, 1917. Served — Home, 1916-17;
France, Flanders, Nov. 1917- Sept. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
S>onal&, Milliam, P. 13.
DONALD, WILLIAM BONNAR, M.A.,
s. of James B. 1).; b. Peterculter, Aberdeenshire, 6 Apr. 1881. M.A., 1906. Enlisted,
Infy. Works Coy., A. and S. Hrs., 20 Nov. 1915. Served with igth, 2nd, Labour Batt.,
Royal Scots ; 947 Area Employment Coy., Royal Scots. Home, 1916; France, 1916-19.
Final rank, Sergeant.
DONALDSON, ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Fordyce, 16 Mar. 1894. Arts, 1912-14. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 6 months ; France, 1 8 months. Prisoner of
War, Germany, 2 years. Final rank, Sergeant.
DONALDSON, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of George D. ; b. Boyndie, Banffshire, 26 June 1879. M.B., 1907. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
1916.
DOUGLAS, ARTHUR WALLACE MURISON,
b. Montrose, 3 June 1898. Med., 1919—. Enlisted, 4th Gordon Hrs., 20 June 1916.
Served with 2nd Batt. Gordon Hrs. Home, 1916-17; France, Italy, 1917-19. Final
rank, Signaller.
DOUGLAS, REGINALD MARCH,
s. of David D. ; b. Beith, i Mar. 1898. Arts, 1915-16. Enlisted, 2nd Artists' Rifles,
Oct. 1916.; commd., Aug. 1917. Served with 4th Batt. South Lanes.; Home, 1916-17,
1918; France, Belgium, 1917-18; Salonika, 1918-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
DOW, GEORGE,
s. of James 1). ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Nov. 1886. Law, 1907-09. Pte., M.G.C., Feb.
1916. Served — Home, i year; France, Germany, 2 years. Final rank, Sergeant.
Dow, 3obn, M.A., 1910, M.B., 1914 ; p. 104.
I77 12
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DOWNES, SIR ARTHUR HENRY, M.D.,
s. of Thomas R. C. I).; h. Munslow, Salop, n Oct. 1851. M.B. (Hons.), 1873; M.I)
1875; D.P.H. (Camb.), 1877. War work — official arrangements for Refugees; Hospital
accommodation for Allied forces; Administration of King Albert's Hospitals, England,
1914-19.
DOWNIE, BALFOUR, M.A.,
s. of George B. 1). ; b. Buckie, 29 Apr. 1887. M.A. (I Math.), 1909. Pte., 6th Gordon
Hrs., Apr. 1915; commd., Sept. 1915. Served— Home, 18 months; France, Nov.-Dec
1915, July I9i6-May 1917, May-July 1918. Final rank, Captain.
DOWNIE, WILLIAM SPENCE,
s. of James G. D. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Apr. 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 42nd T.R.B.,
July 1917. Served with 4oth T.R.B., i/yth, 3rd Res., Gordon Hrs. Home, 18 months;
Abroad, 3 months. Final rank, L.-Corporal.
DUCAT, ERNEST SEYTON,
s. of James D. ; b. Aberdeen, n Oct. 1890. Sc., 1909-10. Sapper, R.E. (T.F.), 1912.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 9 months ; France, 4 years. Final rank, Acting
Sergeant.
DUCKETT, ARTHUR HAROLD, M.B.,
s. of Arthur D. ; b. Huntspill, 18 Mar. 1882. M.B., 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C., June
1917. Home service, 1917-19. Final rank, Captain.
DUFF, ALEXANDER DEWAR,
s. of John B. D. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 May 1897. Arts, 1919-20. Med., 1920—. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., Jan. 1916. Served with Ayrshire Yeomanry; A.S.C. Home, 1916-17;
France, 1917-19. Final rank, Private.
DUFF, CHARLES WILLIAMSON,
s. of Archibald U. ; b. 10 Jan. 1866. Arts, 1881-85; Law. 1885-87. Voluntary Re-
cruiting, 1914-15. Commd.', 5th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 27 Aug. 1915. And. i7th Vorks
Regt., Somerset L.I., Highl. Bde. Labour Detachment, 52nd T.D.S.R.A.F. Served—
Home, 1915-16, 1917-19; France, 1916-17. Final rank, Captain.
DUFF, DAVID INGLIS,
s. of Walter D. ; b. Wick, 10 Oct. 1898. Arts, 1916-17. Pte., T.R.B., 9 Apr. 1917 ; served
with M.G.C. ; R.E. (Meteorological Sect). Served — Home, 1917-18; France, 1918-19;
Germany, Mar. -Oct. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
DUFF, JOHN WIGHT, M.A., LL.D.,
s. of William D. ; b. 4 Sept. 1866. M.A. (I CL), 1886; Simpson Greek Prize, ist el.
Litt. Hum., B.A. (Oxon.), 1890; M.A., 1895; D.Litt. (Durh.) ; D.Litt. (Oxon.) ; LL.D.,
1920. War work— Member of Tyneside Bde. Committee, raised 4 Tyneside Scottish
Batts., 1914-18. Substitute Principal, Armstrong Coll., Newcastle-on-Tyne, July 1918-
May 1919.
178
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DUFFUS, ALAN ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander 1).; b. Aberdeen, 16 May 1895. M.B., 1920. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
ist Highl. Bde. R.F.A. (T.), 25 Nov. 1915 ; transfd. R.F.C., 1916. Served — Home, 1915,
1917, 1918-19; France, 7 months. Final rank, Captain.
IH'FFUS, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of William I).; b. Cullen, 5 Dec. 1855. M.B., 1884. War work— M.O., 3rd V.B.
Queen's R. West Surrey Regt, 1917-19. Died, Woking, 11 Jan. 1920.
DUFFUS, JAMES CATTO, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Aug. 1891. M.A., 1912; LL.B. (dist.), 1914.
Fettes Coll. O.T.C. Commd., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A. (T.), May 1911. Mobili/.ed, 4
Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; ¥ ranee, 1915-19. Final rank, Acting Major.
Croix de Guerre with Gold Star, 1918. M.C., Jan. 1919.
DUGAN, ALEXANDER MATHIESON, M.B.,
s. of Alexander F. D. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Apr. 1894. M.B., 1918; D.P.H., 1921.
A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1918. Served — France, 1918 — . Final rank,
Captain.
DUGAN, DOUGLAS ROSS,
s. of Alexander F. D. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Feb. 1897. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Pioneer, R.E. (Special Bde.), Sept. 1916. Served — F'rance, 1916-17; discharged on
account of wounds, 1918. Final rank, Corporal.
DUGUID, ALFRED, M.B.,
s. of George D. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Mar. 1887. M.B., 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1916;
attd. 36th, 62nd, Gen. Hospls., 4th N. Staffordshire Regt. Served — Salonika, Italy,
France, 1916-18. Final rank, Captain.
DUGUID, DAVID SHEPHERD, M.A.,
s. of David D. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 May 1891. M.A. (II Ment., II Econ. Sc., Ill CL), 1914 ;
Gladstone Mem. Prize. Pte., 3/4th Gordon Hrs. Home service, 1915-17.
DUGUID, FRANCIS JOHN,
s. of James D. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 May 1889. Arts, 1908-09. Enlisted, ist Aberdeenshire
R.G.A. (V.), 1905; commd., 1906. Lieut., 8th Hampshire Batt, Oct. 1914; transfd.
R.G.A. Served — Home, France, Home, 1914-18. Final rank, Captain.
DUGUID, GEORGE,
s. of James D. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 July 1881. Sc., 1909-10. Pte., i/ioth Royal Scots, Nov.
1916; 2nd Lieut., 4th Gordon Hrs., Sept. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-18; France, Apr.
igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
DUGUID, HENRY, M.B.,
s. of James D. ; b. Hatton, Aberdeenshire, 12 July 1888. M.B., 1909; U.P.H., 1912.
Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Sanitary Service, 1916.
Duguft, 3ames, P. 27.
'79
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DUGUID, JOHN BRIGHT, M.B.,
s. of John D. ; b. Belhelvie, 5 May 1895. M.B, 1920. Motor Driver (Friends' Anih.
Unit), British Red Cross Society, with B.E.F, France, 1916.
DUGUID, JOHN HAY, M.B.,
s. of James 1).; b. Cruden, 13 July 1876. M.B., 1901. Commd., R.A.M.C., Jan. 11,03.
Mobilized. Served — Xowshera, N.W. F, 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
DUGUID, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of James]).; b. Hatton, Aberdeenshire, 19 Jan. 1887. M.B., 1909. Scottish Horse.
about 1906-08. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 14 Aug. 1914. Served — France, Sept. 1914 July 1917:
France, Germany, Sept. 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
DUGUID, WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
s. of George 1). ; b. Aberdeen, 6 May 1885. Law, 1906-07. Gunner, I2th Mtn. lit).,
R.G.A., June 1917. Served — Home, 1917; Egypt, Palestine, Dec. 1917 — Feb. KIM).
Final rank, Gunner.
DUGUID, WILLIAM ROBERT, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William R. I).; b. Buckie, 23 May 1868. M.A. (II Math.), 1888; M.B., 1892.
Appointed Surg. to Admiralty, Buckie ; Assist. Med. Transport Officer, N.E. Scotland
(Admiralty); M.O. i/c Portessie Aux. Hospl, Buckie, 1914-18. Mentd.
DUKE (or FRANCISCO), ETHEL BRYDON,
d. of David I).; b. Brechin, 17 Dec. 1890. Med., 1917-18; M.A. (Ed.), 1913; B.Sc.
(Ed.), 1914. War work — Radiographer, Scottish Women's Hospl., Serbia, July 1915-
Feb. 1916; X-Ray Operator, ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., Apr. 1916 May 1919.
DUNBAR, JOHN CHRISTIE FLOCKHART,
s. of James D. ; b. Nigg, Mearns, 2 June 1873. So, 1899. Commd., 7th Gordon Hrs.,
1898. Mobilized, 3rd Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; F ranee, May-June 1915 :
discharged on account of wounds, 1916. Final rank, Captain.
SHmcan, Hlejanber 2>avi&, M.A, 1914; p. 9.
DUNCAN, ALFRED GEORGE BROWN, M.D.,
s. of John G. I).; b. Aberdeen, 15 Mar. 1892. M.B, 1915; M.I), (com.), 1919.
A.U.O.T.C. Pte, R.A.M.C, ist Highl. Fid. Amb., 3 years. Commd, Apr. 1915.
Served — -Home, France, 4.', years. Final rank, Captain.
DUNCAN, DOUGLASS,
s. of John D. ; b. Aberdeen. Arts, 1856-59. Advocate in Aberdeen, 1865. Colonel, ist
V.B. Gordon Hrs. Colonel, Territorial Force Reserve. City of Aberd. T.F. Assocn,
DUNCAN, ERNEST PAUL, M.B.,
s. of James B. D. ; b. Lynturk, Aberdeenshire, 9 Feb. 1886. M.B, 1911. In Scottish
Horse, R.A.M.C. (T.). Commd, R.A.M.C., 1916. Served — Mesopotamia, i year. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
180
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DUNCAN, JAMES, M.A.,
b. Alvah, Banffshire. .M.A. (K.C.), 1850. Acting Mil. Chapl., 1879; commd., C.F.,
4th Class, Captain, Aug. 1914. Home service, Aug. I9i4-Mar. 1919. Final rank,
Chaplain, 4th Class. Apptd. Hon. Mil. Chaplain.
DUNCAN, JAMES,
s. of James D. ; b. Turriff, 16 Apr. 1899. Mod, 1916 — . Pte., 4oth T. Res. Batt.,
Cameron Hrs., 1917 (discharged on medical grounds).
DUNCAN, JAMES MATTHEWS, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Charles I).; b. Fintray, 17 June 1874. M.A., 1894; M.B., 1899; M.D., 1918.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 1900. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Attd. 5th Batt. Lines. Regt.,
46th Staty. Hospl. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Feb. igis-Jan. 1919. Final rank,
Acting Lieut. -Colonel. T.I). Mentd., 1918. O.B.E., 1919.
DUNCAN, JAMES WALKER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Sept. 1871. M.A. (II Math.), 1891 ; Boxill Prize.
War work — Ministry of Shipping, 1917-18.
DUNCAN, JOHN GARROW, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John 1). ; b. Botriphnie, Banffshire, 26 Aug. 1872. M.A. (II Cl.), 1892 ; B.D., 1897.
War work — Y.M.C.A. Huts, France, 3 months.
DUNCAN, JOHN ROBERTSON, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John G. U. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 July 1873. M.A., 1893; B.D. (Hons.), 1897.
War work — Ministry of Pensions ; Substitute Headmaster, 1914-19.
DUNCAN, JOHN WATT, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Jan. 1868. M.A. (II Math.), 1888; M.B., 1900.
War work — St. John Amb. Bde. ; Examination of Recruits, Birmingham, 1914-19.
DUNCAN, LESLIE, M.A.,
s. of William I). ; b. Fyvie, 26 Apr. 1886. M.A. (II Eng.), 1909; Seafield Eng. Medal.
Pte., gth (Scottish) Cadet Batt., Queen's Own Cameron Hrs. (Special Res.), 3 Mar. 1916;
commd. (2nd Batt.), 7 July 1916. Served — Salonika, 1916-18; Kurdistan, Jan. igiS-Mar.
1919. Final rank, Captain.
DUNCAN, MAGGIE ANNE, M.A.,
b. Aberdeen, 4 Dec. 1895. M.A., 1917. War work — Admiralty Naval Store Office,,
Aberdeen, 1916-19.
DUNCAN, PETER,
s. of Peter D. ; b. Torphins. Sc., 1914-16. Home service — Pte., ist V.B. Kincardineshire
Regt., June 1917.
DUNCAN, ROBERT REID, M.B.,
s. of Peter D. ; b. Kinneff, Mearns, 16 Sept. 1882. M.B., 1905 ; D.P.H., 1910. Lieut.,,
R.A.M.C., May 1915. Served — Home, 1915 ; France, Belgium, Aug. 1915-21 Mar. 1918.,
when taken Prisoner of War. Final rank Captain.
181 12*
ROLL OF SEKl'ICE.
DUNCAN, ROBERT SANGSTER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander U. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Aug. 1872. M.A. (II Ment.), 1893. Seafield Eng.
Medal. Boer War, 1899-1902. Volunteered, Oct. 1914 — refused permission by Free
State Education Dept. Volunteered 1916, rejected, medically unfit.
DUNCAN, ROBERT STEPHENS,
s. of P. C. D. ; b. Carndonagh, Co. Donegal, 17 May 1899. Sc., 1919-20. Dublin Univ.
O.T.C., 1918; 2nd Lieut., 3rd Roy. Irish Fus., June 1918. Served — Home, France. Sept.
1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
DUNN, NAUGHTON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John A. D. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Nov. 1884. M.A., 1906; M.B., 1909. In Scottish
Horse, 1902-07; "U " Coy., R.A.M.C., 1907-09; Lieut., R.A.M.C., June 1915. Served
— Medit. Exped. Force, Aug.-Dec. 1915 ; Home Hospls., 1916-20. Final rank, Major.
DUNN, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Robert I).; b. Plumbridge, 9 May 1866. M.B., 1891. War work — M.O., Au\.
Hospl., Prisoners of War Camp, Uppingham, 1914-16. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1916.
Home service, 1916-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
DU PREEZ, JACOB LODEWYK,
s. of Jacob S. du P. ; b. Krugersdorp, 6 Dec. 1895. Med., 1914 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1914;
commd., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A., 1915. Seconded Command ¥51 Trench Mortar Battery,
DURNO, JOHN FYVIE,
s. of A. E. I.).; b. Sydney, N.S.W., 17 Feb. 1899. Med., 1919—. Pte., A.S.C., M.T..
May 1916. Served — U.K., 13 months; Salonika, Serbia, 2 years. Final rank, Private.
DURNO, LESLIE,
s. of James 1). ; b. Rothienorman, 11 June 1892. Sc., 1908-10. Trooper, Scottish Horse,
Nov. 1914. Served with Black Watch. Home, France; Prisoner of War, Apr. 1918.
Final rank, Corporal.
DURWARD, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Alexander D. ; b. Banchory-Ternan, 3 Dec. 1892. M.A. (I Math.), 1919. Pte., i/4th
Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1914. Served with R.E. (Meteorological Sect.) ; commd., Feb. 1917.
Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Feb. igis-Mar. 1919; Home, Mar. 1919 — . Final
rank, Captain. Two mentions, 1916, 1918.
DUSTAN, PETER,
s. of George D. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Jan. 1893. Arts, 1912-15, 1919 — . Pte., 2/5th Gordon
Hrs., 8 Aug. 1916. Served with ist, 6th, Gordon Hrs. France, Belgium, 1916-18.
Final rank, Private.
DUTHIE, ANDREW MAY, M.A.,
s. of John D.; b. Fraserburgh, 7 Dec. 1895. M.A., 1920. Pte., " U " Coy., i/4th Gordon
Hrs., Jan. 1914; 2nd Lieut., nth Gordon Hrs., July 1915. Attd. 4th London Regt.
(R.F.). Served — Home, 1914-17, 1918-19; Abroad, Jan. I9i7-Apr. 1918. Final rank,
Acting Captain. D.S.O., Nov. 1917. -M.C., Mar. 1918. Mentd., Feb. 1918.
182
ROLL OF SERVICE.
DUTHIE, DAVID HUTCHEON, M.A., B.L.,
s. of James D. ; h. Aberdeen, 18 May 1872. M.A., 1893; B.L., 1895. Joined Aberdeen
R.A.M.C. (Vol.), 1906. Hon. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.), 2nd Highl. Kid. Amb., Aug. 1914.
Home service, 1914-17. Assist. Commissioner, Ministry of Food, Edinburgh, 1918-20.
O.B.E., 1920.
DUTHIE, FRANK,
s. of John IX ; b. Aberdeen, 23 July 1888. Com., 1919 — . Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs., May
1916 ; commd., Ian. 1918. Attd. 5th, igth, Durham Light Infy. Served — Home, 1916-18 ;
France, liclgium, Mar. igiS-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
DUTHIE, GEORGE DUGUID,
s. of William C. D. ; b. Blackburn, Lanes., 22 Nov. 1895. Sc. (Agr.), 1913-14. War
work — -Marine Engineer (shipbuilding), Clydebank.
DUTHIE, SIR JOHN,
s. of William I). Arts, 1875-76. War work — Voluntary Organizations Dept, War Office,
1915-18. K.B.E., 1918.
smtbte, 3obn /iiMtcbell, p- 65.
DUTHIE, ROBERT JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Rosehearty, 20 Mar. 1881. M.B., 1906. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
Mar. 1917; attd. 581)1, 241)1, Divisions. Served — France, igiy-Nov. 1918.
DYER, CHARLES HAROLD, M.D.,
s. of William D. ; b. Halifax, 12 Apr. 1869. M.B. 1895; M.D., 1897. War work— St.
John's Amb. Bde. ; Commandant, V.A.I). Hospl. ; Tunbridge Wells and District, 1914-17.
DYKES, JOHN I INLAY.
s. of James A. D. ; b. Calcutta, 5 June 1896. Sc., 1913-14. Enlisted, 2/ist Highl,
Cyclist Bde., Mar. 1915 ; commd., 5th Scottish Rifles, July 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16,
1917-18; France, June— Nov. 1916. Final rank, Lieutenant.
DYMOCK, ARTHUR, M.A.,
s. of John D. ; b. Kemnay, 2 Feb. 1877. M.A., 1900. " U " Coy., Gordon Hrs. 1896-
1900. Commd., R.G.A., Sept. 1900; transfd. R.A.O.C., 1910. Served — France, Belgium,
Germany, Oct. 1914 — . Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Two mentions, 1918,1919. O.B.E.,
May 1919.
EAGER, RICHARD, M.D.,
s. of Wilson E. ; b. Melton, Suffolk, 14 June 1881. M.B., 1905; M.D., 1912. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), May 1908. Mobilixed, 4 Aug. 1914, with ist Wessex Fid. Amb. ; organized
and equipped 2nd line unit. M.O., Mil. Hospls., Warrington, Netley, Mayhall, Littlemore.
Served — France, Jan. -June 1916; Home, 1916-18. Final rank, Acting Major.
EAGGER, ARTHUR AUSTIN,
s. of Edward E., b. Wei-hai-wei, N. China, 14 Mar. 1898. Med., 1916-17, 1918 — .
A.U.O.T.C. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 5 Apr. 1917; commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., 29 Aug.
1917. Served — Home, 18 months; France, 5 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
1 8-,
ROLL OF SERVICE.
EASTON, DAVID STUART,
s. of David E. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Oct. 1899. Com., 1919 — . I'te., Young Soldiers'
Training Hatt., Nov. 1917. Served with 6th Gordon Hrs. France, 9 months; Home,
i year. Final rank, Private.
EASTON, JAMES DAVID, M.A.,
s. of John Y. E. ; b. Foveran, Aberdeenshire, 27 June 1889. M.A., 1911. Commd., 3rd
A. and S. Hrs., Dec. 1915. Served — Home, i year; France, 2.1 years. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
EASTON, ROBERT MORRISON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of David E. ; b. Aberdeen, i May 1887. M.A., 1907; M.B., 1911. •' U " Coy., ist
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1904-07. Lieut., I.M.S., July 1913. Served in Hospl. Ships, Channel.
Mediterranean, E. and S. African Coasts, German E. Africa, Nov. I9i4-Mar. 1918. Final
rank, Captain. Mentd., 1917.
EATON, DAVID, B.Sc.,
s. of John E. ; b. Montrose, 28 Feb. 1882. B.Sc., 1906. Gunner, 424 S. Bty. R.G.A..
Apr. 1917. Served — Home, Apr. -Aug. 1917; Egypt, Aug.-Dec. 1917; Salonika, Jan.
an. 1919. Final rank, Bombardier.
ECCLES, HERBERT ANDERSON,
s. of William E. E. ; b. Rishton, Lanes., 17 Jan. 1896. Arts, 1913-14; Med., 1919 — .
Driver, R.A.M.C., Sept. 1914. Served with i/ist, 2/ist, Highl. Fid. Amb. (T.F.).
Home, 1914-15; France, Apr. ig^-Mar. 1919. F'inal rank, Driver.
EDDIE, ROBERT WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Arthur \Y. E. ; b. Bombala, N.S.W., 29 June 1887. M.B., 1909. Joined R.A.M.C.,
1917.
EDMOND, JAMES HECTOR,
s. of George M. E. ; b. Stonehaven, n Oct. 1882. Arts, 1898-99. Commd., R.G.A.,
Dec. 1900. Attd. R.F.A. Served — Home, Dec. ign-July 1915, May I9i6-Mar. 1917 ;
France, Aug.-Oct. 1915; Salonika, Apr. I9i7-Jan. 1919. F'inal rank, Acting Lieut. -
Colonel. D.S.O., Jan. 1919. Two mentions, Mar. 11918, Jan. 1919.
EDWARDS, DAVID, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of David E. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Feb. 1892. M.A., 1912 ; LL.B. (dist.), 1914. 2nd Lieut.,
R.A., 13 Feb. 1915; attd. Indian Mtn. Artillery. Served — Home, 1915; Burma, N.W.
Frontier, E. African Exped. Force, India, Mesopotamia, July igij-Feb. 1920. Final
rank, Acting Captain.
EDWARDS (or JAMIESON), ELIZABETH MARY, M.B.,
d. of David E. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Apr. 1886. M.B., 1912 ; D.P.H., 1913. Attd. R.A.M.C.,
Sept. 1916. Served — Malta, Sept. i9i6-June 1917; Salonika, June 1917 -Sept. 1918;
Home, Oct. I9i8-Apr. 1919. Mentd., Nov. 1918.
EDWARDS, HENRY GEORGE,
s. of Henry E. ; b. Aberdeen, Oct., 1897. Com., 1920 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Feb.
1914; transfd. R.A.M.C. (T.). Served with 2/ist H.C.C.S., 4gth Gen. Hospl. Home,
1914-16; Salonika, 1917-19. Final rank, O.M.-Sergeant.
184
ROLL OI- SERVICE.
EDWARDS, HENRY JOHN OSLER,
s. of Henry E. ; b. Harrow ,29 Oct. 1891. Sc., 1909-11. 1'te., 2nd Australian Lt. Horse,
Oct. 1914. Served— Egypt, Gallipoli, Palestine, 1914-19. Final rank, Acting Q.M.-
Sergeant.
EDWARDS, HERBERT JOHN,
s. of Henry J. E. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Oct. 1899. Law, 1919 — . Ed. Univ. O.T.C. Pte.,
3rd Gordon Hrs., June 1917; O.C. B. Camb. ; commd., 3rd Gordon Hrs., Jan. 1919.
Home service, June 191 7- Feb. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
EDWARDS, JAMES HASTINGS, M.A., B.L., LL.B.,
s. of David E. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 June 1883. M.A., 1903 ; B.L., 1906 ; LL.B., 1910. Pte.,
"U"Coy., ist Y.B. Gordon Hrs., 1901. Commd., 1903. Mobilized Capt., ist Highl.
Bde., R.F.A. Served — France, 1915-19. Final rank, Major. T.I).
ELDER, CHARLES GORDON, M.A.,
s. of James E.; b. Glasgow, 10 July 1886. M.A. (II Eng.), 1910. 2nd Lieut., Gordon
Hrs., 12 Oct. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-17; France July Dec. 1917, Apr. igiS-Jan.
1919; Italy, Jan. -Mar. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
ELDER, GEORGE WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Alexander E. ; b. Grange, Banffshire, 26 July 1888. M.B., 1915; D.P.H., 1920.
Lieut, R.A.M.C., 1915.
ELDER, JOHN GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of James E. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 Mar. 1888. M.B., 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Dec. 1916.
Served — Home, 1916-17 ; Salonika, 191 7-18 ; France, 1918. Prisoner of War, Mar.-Nov.
1918. Final rank, Captain.
ELDER, JOHN RAWSON, M.A., D.Litt.,
s. of lames E. ; b. Gibraltar, 4 Feb. 1880. M.A. (I Eng.), 1902 ; D.Litt., 1914 ; Caithness
Prize. Joined Abdn. Mil. Training Assocn. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.), 1914. War work
— Aberdeen Red Cross Society (Transport Section), 1914-18.
ELLIOT, NENION,
s. of John E. ; b. Edinburgh, 12 June 1898. Arts, 1915-16, 1919 — . Gunner, R.G.A.,
Oct. 1916. Served — Home, 1916-17 ; Flanders, Aug. 1917-1311. 1919. Final rank,
Signaller.
ELLIS, ALEXANDER GORDON GLENNIE, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of William D. E. ; b. Glenkindie, 24 Sept. 1889. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1911. Pte., Malay
States Vol. Rifles, Feb. 1914. Mobilized. Served — F.M.S. Final rank, Sergeant.
ELLIS, CLARENCE ISIDORE, M.D.,
s. of John F. E. ; b. Phillack, Cornwall, 22 Aug. 1871. M.B., 1896; M.D., 1901.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 1909. Mobilized Major, 4 Aug. 1914. Attd. 46th C.C.S.
Served — Home, 1914-16; France, Belgium, 1916-19. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel. C.M.G.
Two mentions, Nov. 1917, Mar. 1919.
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RC1.1. OF .S7:YV I 7C '/:.
ELLIS, ETHEL M., M.A.,
<1. of John E. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 June 1893. M.A., 1916. War work — V.A.I). Hospls.,
Drumtochty, Merryflatts, Glasgow, i9i6-i<s.
ELLIS, FREDERICK WILLIAM, M.D..
s. of Christopher E. ; h. I'hillack, Cornwall, 18 Sept. 1X75. M.I;., 1898; M.I), (coin.),
1907; F.R.C.S., 1905. Mobilized Lieut. -Colonel, R.A..M.C. (!'.), attd. ist South. Gun.
Hospl., 1914.
ELMSLIE, ELIZABETH ESTHER, M.A., M.B.,
(1. of Walter A. E. ; b. Njuyu, Nyassaland, 4 Oct. 1888. M. A. ,1910; M.B., 1914. Joined
2nd Women's Military Unit; attd. R.A.M.C. Served — India, July igiS-Mar. 1919.
ELMSLIE, JOHN GRANT,
s. of Walter A. E. ; b. Ekwendeni, Nyassaland, 23 June 1895. Med., 1913-16. 1'te.,
S.li.R., Feb. 1916; commd, R.N.V.R., Apr. 1917. Served — Mediterranean, Grand
Fleet, Atlantic Convoy Fleet, 2 years. Final rank, Surg.- Probationer.
ELPHINSTONE, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John E. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Aug. 1857. M.A., 1886. Joined 2nd Y.B. Gordon Hrs.,
Feb. 1917. War work — War Savings Assocn., King Edward, 1915 — .
ELWELL, HARRY WILMOTT, M.B.,
s. of George H. E. ; b. Weston-Super-Mare, 27 Sept. 1875. M.}!., 1902. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., May 1917. Served — Salonika, i year. Final rank, Lieutenant.
ELWOOD, WALTER ALLEN, M.B.,
s. of William E. ; b. Grimsby, 31 Jan. 1881. M.B., 1905. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1917.
ELWOOD, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William E. ; b. Grimsby, 4 June 1877; M.B., 1903. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Nov. 1914,
Served — France (M.O., 62nd Hde. R.F.A.), 1915 ; Salonika (M.O., Gen Hospl.), 1916-17,
attd. Serbian Army. *
EMSLIE, FRANK, M.A.,
s. of Henry A. E. ; b. Lumphanan, 19 June 1883. M.A., 1906. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
Dec. 1914.; commd., Feb. 1919. Served — Home 1914-15, 1918-19; France, Mar. 1915-
Dec. 1917. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. M.M., 1916.
EMSLIE, THEODORE DOUGLAS,
s. of W. E. ; b. Nweichow, China, 15 Mar. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 4oth T.R.B., 7th
Cameron Hrs., 16 Mar. 1917. Served with 42nd T.R.B., nth Gordon Hrs., 4th, 7th, 5th,
2nd A. and S. Hrs. Home, T year; France, i year. Final rank, Private. M.M.
ENTWISTLE, WILLIAM JAMES, M.A.,
s. of William E. E. ; b. Auhxvei, China, 7 Dec. 1895. M.A. (I Cl. dist.), 1916:
Fullerton Scholar.; Jenkyns, Simpson Greek, Prizes; Seafield, Town's, Medals. Attested.
Jan. 1916; joined, Apr. 1916. Gunner, R.F.A. Served with Scottish Rifles; R.F.A..
O.'l'.C. Served — Home, Apr.-Nov. 1916; France, Dec. I9i6-Feb. 1917; Home, Feb.
1917 ]i\n. 1919. Discharged unfit. Final rank, Acting Corporal.
186
ROLL OF SEKl'fCI-:.
ESCOFFERY, GEORGE SEPTIMUS, M.B.,
s. of C. S. E. ; b. Kingston, Jamaica, 28 Jan. 1894. M.B. (Hons.), 1918; [ohn Murray
Med. and Scholarship ; Matthews Duncan, las. Anderson, Keith, Gold Medals. A.U.O.T.C.
War work — Res. Phys., Naval Med. Ward. Aherd. Roy. Inf., May 1917 May 1918. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., Aug. 1918. Served with 36111 Fid. Amb., i2th Batt. M.G.C., 561)1 Gen. Hospl.
Home, France, 1918, 1919.
ESSLEMONT, ALEXANDER IRVINE, M.B.,
s. of Samuel C. E. ; h. Frascrburgh, 6 Mar. 1875. M. B., 1899. \\'ar work — -Hon. Phys.,
Belgian Refugees, Birmingham, 1914-15. Surgeon, R.N., Nov. 1915. Served — Home,
1915, 1918; H.M.S. "Revenge," 1916-18. Final rank, Surg.-Lieutenant.
I.SSLEMONT, GEORGE GALL, B.Sc.,
s. of John E. ; b. St. Fergus, Aberdeenshire, 8 Sept. 1869. B.Sc., 1900. War work —
Executive Officer for Food Production, County of Aberdeen, 1917-20. Brit. Red Cross
Socy. (Scottish Branch), Organi/er, National Egg Collection, N.E. District, 1916-18.
M.B.E., 1918.
ESSON, ALEXANDER GEORGE DUNCAN, M.A.,
s. of Robert E. ; b. Aberdeen, n Oct. 1893. M.A., 1915. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1915.
Served with H.L.I. Home, 1915-16, 1917; France, 1916. Discharged on account of
wounds, 1917. Final rank, 1'rivate. War work — War Pensions, Shetland, 1917-18.
ESSON, HERBERT WILLIAM,
s. of Francis S. E. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Aug. 1894. Arts, 1914-15, 1918-19, 1919-. Pte.,
2/4th Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1914; transfd. M.G.C. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916, 1917-19;
Flanders, June 1915 Jan. 1916, Dec. 1916 Aug. 1917. Final rank, Captain. M.C., 1918.'
ESSON, MARY BELLA, M.A.,
d. of Harry E. ; b. Drumoak, Aberdeenshire, 7 Oct. 1888. M.A., 1910. War work _
W.A.A.C., attd. Scottish Women's Hospl. Home, i year; Salonika, 2 years; France, 6
months. French Medal, Min. de la Guerre, 1917.
ESSON, WALTER LOUIS,
s. of W. B. E. ; b. Clarendon, Jamaica, 16 Mar. 1898. Arts, 1916-17. Attested, May
1916; Gunner, R.G.A., 31 July 1917. Served — Home, 1917-18, 1918-19; France, June
Sept. 1918. Final rank, Gunner.
EWAN, MATILDA ANNIE, M.A.,
d. of William E. ; b. Fyvie, 19 June 1889. M.A. (I Mod. Lang.), 1912. War work-
Censor's Office, Jan. I9i7-Jan. 1918.
JEwen, JE&gar tbunter, M.A., 1904 : P. 5s.
EWEN, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of Robert E. ; b. Monquhitter, Aberdeenshire, 3 Dec. 1892. M.B., 1916. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 5 Aug. 1914; commd., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1916. Served— Home, 1914-15;
France, Feb. -Sept. 1915; Salonika, Aug. I9i6-Dec. 1918; Russia (Caucasus), ]an. Sept.
1919 ; Anatolia, Sept.-Dec. 1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.
Ewen, Sobn JBirnic, M.A., 1914; p. is.
187
ROLL OF SERVICE.
EWEN, JOHN SPENCE, M.A., 15. So..
s. of George E. ; b. Methlick, S Dec. 1872. M.A., 1899; H.Sc., 1906; H.I). (Ed), 1914.
Pte., 2nd V.H. (Gordon Hrs., 1889; commd., R.A. Chapl. Dept., Dec. 1916; attd. 9th
Seaforth Hrs. Served — -France, 1916-17 ; Home (Nat. Res.), 1917-18. Final rank, Captain.
EWEN, WILLIAM, M.A., K.I).,
s. of James E. ; b. Huntly, 21 Jan. 1889. M.A. (HI Ment.), 1910 : ]>.!).. 1914. Commd.,
S. African Native Lab. Corps., Aug. 1917. Served — France, Oct. 1917 June 1919.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
fiwen, William 3ames, P 84.
FAIRBAIRN, NELLIE, M.A.,
d. of Robert S. F. ; b. Longhope, Orkney, 16 Dec. 1894. M.A., 1916. War work-
Ministry of Munitions, Examiner of Shells, N.E. Scotland, 1916-19.
FAIRWEATHER, JAMES,
s. of James F. ; b. Montrose, 10 Mar. 1896. U.D.A., 1920. Pte., Vet. Hospl., Apr.
1916. Home service, 1916-19. Final rank, Sergeant.
FAIRWEATHER, SYLVESTER DAVIDSON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Thomas William F. ; b. Longside, Aberdeenshire, 27 Dec. 1875. M.A., 1896; M.B.,
1900. Commd., R.A.M.C., Dec. 1904. Served — Home, France, 1914-19. Final rank,
Captain.
FALCONER, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of George F. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Oct. 1875. M.B., 1895. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Sept. 1916.
Served — German E. Africa, Sept. I9i6-Oct. 1917. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FALCONER, ANDREW JAMES AIKEN, M.A., B.D.,
s. of William A. F. ; b. New Deer, 23 Nov. 1885. M.A., 1907; B.D., 1919. Attested,
1915; Pte., R.G.A., May 1916; Cadet School, Trowbridge ; commd. (S.R.), Mar. 1917.
Served — Home, France, 2 years. Discharged on account of wounds. Final rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
FALCONER, DONALD,
s. ofWilliam F. ; b. Latheron, 24 Feb. 1900. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 4th (Res.) Seaforth Hrs.,
May 1918. Home service, 1918-19. Find rank, Private.
FALCONER, FRANCIS WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William F. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Apr. 1884. M.B., 1905; D.P.H., 1911. Lieut.
R.A.M.C., 1915.
FALCONER, HAROLD ALEXANDER,
s. ofWilliam F. ; b. Fordoun, 5 Feb. 1891. U.D.A., 1909. Commd., R.F.A., Feb. 1915.
Served — Home, 6 months ; France, 2\ years. F'inal rank, Captain. Mentd.
FALCONER, HUGH CROMBIE,
s. of William F. ; b. Fordoun, 18 June, 1895. Sc., 1911-13. Trooper, Scottish Horse,
13 Aug. 1914; commd., Black Watch, Sept. 1918; attd. 6th R.R.C. Served — Home,
Gallipoli, Egypt, Salonika, Home, Aug. igis-Dec. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
iSS
ROLL OF SERVICE.
FALCONER, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of )ames F. ; b. Peterhead, 16 Aug. 1891. M.A., 1914. Rejected, 1914, 1915. Pte.
4th Gordon Hrs., 1917 ; transfd. Sound ranging sect. Field Survey Coy., R.E. Served —
Home, Tune-Nov. 1917; France, Belgium, Jan. igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Sapper.
FALCONER, JOHN,
s. of L. A. McK. F. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Apr. 1898. Arts, 1915-17. Gunner, R.F.A., Mar.
1917; commd., Mar. 1918. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, June igiS-July 1919.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
falconer, IRobert, P. 37-
EARQUHAR, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of David A. F. ; b. St. Fergus, Peterhead, 22 June 1891. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C., May 1915; attd. 23rd Div. Served — France, Belgium, 1915-17;
Italy, Nov. I9i7-Nov. 1918 ; Flume, Nov. igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Acting Major.
FARQUHAR (or RANKIN), BARBARA DRUMMOND, M.A.,
d. of ]. T. F. ; b. Dunblane, 14 July 1892. M.A., 1915. War work — Substitute teacher,
Northallerton, 1918-19.
FARQUHAR, HENRY, M.A.,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Guthrie, 7 Nov. 1860. M.A., 1879; B.D. (Ed.), 1882. Pre-
viously Chaplain to Territorials and Regulars. Commd., C.F"., R.A. Chaplains' Dept.,
Aug. 1914. Home service, 1914-19. Final rank, C.F'. M.B.E., 1919.
jfarqubar, James, M.A., 1897, M.B., 1904; P. 109.
FARQUHARSON, CHARLES, M.A., B.Se.,
s. of Charles F. ; b. Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, 29 Sep. 1881. M.A. (II Math.), 1905 ; B.Sc,
1906. "U" Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1901-04. 2nd Lieut., A. and S. Hrs., Aug. 1915.
Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Belgium, Italy, Jan. i9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
FARQUHARSON, DONALD,
s. of John F. ; b. Glenmuick, Aberdeenshire, 24 Aug. 1897. Med., 1919 — . Pte., jrd
Gordon Hrs., May 1916. Served with 6th Gordon Hrs. Home, 1916-17 ; France, Mar.
i9i7~Aug. 1918; discharged through wounds, Jan. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
FARQUHARSON, FRANCIS ALFRED,
s. of Alfred f. F. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Sept. 1900. Com., 1919 — . War work — -Forestry,
Board of Agriculture, Nairnshire, 1918. Pte., A. and S. Hrs., 1918. Home service,
1918-19. Final rank, Private.
FARQUHARSON, GEORGE WILLIAM JOHN, M.A.,
s. of George B. F. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 June 1893. M.A., 1915 (II Eng., 1919). Pte., 2/4th
Gordon Hrs., Dec. 1914. Served with i/4th Gordon Hrs. ; Arty. Cadet Schools ; commd.,
R.G.A., Feb. 1918. Home, 1914-15, 1916-18; France, Dec. igis-Dec. 1916. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
189
ROLL OF SERVICE.
jfarqubarson, 3an, P. y>.
FARQUHARSON, JOHN CHARLES ADAM,
s. of John F. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Feb. 1882. Arts, 1900-02. Gunner, M.G.C., May 1916.
Served with Tank Corps ; commd., Oct. 1918. Home, 1916, 1918-19; France, 1916-17.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
FENTON, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Joseph F. ; 1). Slains, Aberdeenshire, 29 Nov. 1870. M.A. (I Cl.), 1891 ; Black Pri/.e,
Town Council (iold Medal, 1891 ; M.B. (Hon. Dist.), 1895. Joined I.M.S., July 1897.
Mobilized Major, 1914. Served — France, 1915-16; India, N.W.F., 1917: Mesopotamia,
1918-19. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Mentd., 1919.
FERDINANDS, GEORGE STAPLES PROWETT, M.D.,
s. of F. W. F. ; b. Colombo, Ceylon, 17 June 1865. M.B., 1888; M.I). (Hons.), 1891.
War work — Hon. Anaesthetist, Dorking, 1916-18.
jferguson, Blejan&er Xuu&ie tnwter, P. 36.
FERGUSON, GEORGE,
s. of John F. ; b. Fyvie, 12 May 1899. Sc., 1916-17. Guardsman, Scots Guards, May
1918. Home service, 1918-19. Final rank, Guardsman.
FERGUSON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of William F. ; b. Chapel of Garioch, Aberdeenshire, 3 Oct. 1875. M.A., 1896. Pte.,
Australian Imp. Forces, 1916. Served — Australia, France, Australia, 1916 — . Final
rank, Private.
FERGUSON, JOHN FREDERICK,
s. of John E. F. ; b. Cutch, India, 23 Aug. 1891. Arts, 1909-10. Commd., Durham
L.I., 1912. Mobilized. Served — India (Nowshera), 1914-17; Mesopotamia, Sept. 1917-
Jan. 1918; Palestine, Jan.-Apr. 1918. Wounded, captured by Turks. Final rank, Captain.
Iferguson, IRobert MtUiam, M.A., 1909, B.SC., 1910 ; P. 43.
FERGUSON, VIVIAN LESLIE,
s. of James F.; b. Kingston, Jamaica, 29 Apr. 1895. Med., 1914-15. Pte., 9th Royal
Scots, 3 Aug. 1915 ; commd., 7th Gordon Hrs., 9 Oct. 1915. Served — Home, France.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
FERGUSSON, JOHN LUMSDEN SEARIGHT,
s. of William F. ; b. Banff, 14 Apr. 1889. Med., 1906-10. Before war, Trooper, Scottish
Horse; 2nd Lieut., North Scottish R.G.A. (T.F.). Pte., K.R.R., Dec. 1914; 2nd Lieut.,
North Scottish R.G.A., 1915. Served — France, Italy, Mesopotamia, Palestine, Egypt
Final rank, Acting Captain.
FERGUSSON, WILLIAM MANSON, M.D.,
s. of William P.; b. Banff, 13 Jan. 1884. M.B., 1905; M.D., 1911. Surg.-Lieut., ist
Banff R.G.A. (Vols.), 1907. Mobilized Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Aug. 1914; invalided
out, 1915. Rejoined, Capt., 1918. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, 1918. F'inal
rank, Captain. War work — Civil Med. Practitioner, Derby Scheme; M.O. i/c Aux.
Hospl.. Banff, 1915-18.
190
ROLL OF SERVICE.
FERNANDEZ, HARRY EDGCUMBE, M.D.,
s. of Thomas F. F. ; b. Cubert, Cornwall, 27 Jan. 1861. M.B., 1889; M.I)., 1895. Capt.,
S. African Med. Corps, 1891; Boer War, 1900; Major (Res.), 1913. M.O., Salisbury
Isolation Hospl., Durban. Final rank, Major. Mentd., Dec. 1918.
jferrier, Jobn ikinmont, p- 97-
FETTES, DAVID, M.B.,
s. of Joseph F. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Mar. 1891. M.B., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C., May 1915.
Served — Home, 1915, 1917; France, Sept.-Dec. 1915; Salonika, Dec. igis-May 1917;
Africa, Mesopotamia (trooping), Aug.-Oct. 1917 ; Afghanistan, Nov. 1917 — . Final rank,
Captain. Mentd., Nov. 1917.
FETTES, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of James F. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 May 1886. M.B., 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1915.
Served— Home, 1915; France, Belgium, May 1915 -Jan. 1917. Final rank, Captain.
FIDDES, JOHN, M.B.,
b. Aberdeen, 16 July 1881. M.B., 1919; Lizars Medal. Sub-Lieut., R.N.R., Oct. 1915.
Served — Home Waters. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FIDDES, JOHN DOUGLAS, M.A., B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of John F. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Apr. 1884. M.A., 1905; B.Sc. (dist.), 1907; M.B., 1909.
Enlisted, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1902; commd., 1909. Mobilized. And. 8gth Fid. Amb., 2/3rd
West Riding Fid. Amb. Served — Home, Egypt, Gallipoli, France, Belgium, Germany, 4
Aug. I9i4-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. M.C., Feb. 1918. Bar to M.C.,
July 1918; Belgian Croix de Guerre, Oct. 1918. Mentd., Jan. 1918.
FIDDES, WILLIAM OGILVIE, B.Com.,
s. of JamesF. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Sept. 1896. B.Com., 1920. 2nd Lieut., R.F.A. (T.), Feb.
1915. Served — Home, 1915-17; Mesopotamia, Aug. ig^-Mar. 1918; Palestine, Mar.
' 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
fin&later, Hlejanfcer, p. 18.
FINDLAY, ADAM FYFE, M.A.,
s. of William F". ; b. Benholm, Kincardineshire, 30 May 1869. M.A. (i Cl.), 1889 ; Seafield
Latin Medal, Black Prize. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 4th Class, Dec. 1915; attd.
Scottish Horse ; 24th Stationary Hospl., E.E.F. ; H.L.I. Served— Home, 1 1 months ;
Egypt, Palestine, 13 months. Final rank, Captain, C.F., 4th Class.
FINDLAY, ALEXANDER, M.A., D.Sc.,
Professor of chemistry. Appointed 1919. Ph.D. (Leip.), 1900. War work — National
Health Insurance Commn., preparation of Drugs ; Ministry of Munitions, Nobel's Explosives
Coy., research on explosives and poison gases, 1914-19. Lecturer, Y.M.C.A., France,
F"eb. 1917.
191
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FINDLAY, ALEXANDER JOHN, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Janit's S. F. ; h. Elgin, 29 Sept. 1886. M.A., 1907 ; li.Sc. (Agr.), 1909. Colour
Sergt., W. African Frontier Force, Cameroon*, June Aug. 1915. Colonial Civil Service
Nigeria, Feb. 1917 — .
FINDLAY (or DAVIDSON), ELSPETH FYFE, M.A.,
d. of William P.; b. Aberdeen, 7 Dec. 1876. M.A., 1900. War work — War Dressings
Depot, Aberdeen, 1915-19 (Hon. Treas., 1916-19); Aberd. Sphagnum Moss Joint Com-
mittee; Scottish Sphagnum Moss Committee, 1918.
FINDLAY, GEORGE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of George F. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Aug. 1863. M.A., 1882; M.B. (dist.), 1886. War
work — M.O., Y.A.D. Hospls., Brailles, Warwick. Prisoners of War Camp, Warwickshire,
1914-19.
FINDLAY, GEORGE THEODORE,
s. of George F. ; b. Banchory-Devenick, 29 Dec. 1890. U.D.A., 1912. Trooper, 2nd
Scottish Horse, 6 Nov. 1914. Served — Egypt, Palestine, Nov. 1914 Feb. 1919. Final
rank, Trooper.
FINDLAY, HENRY CROSSLAND,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Aberdeen, n Sept. 1898. Agr., 1919—. Trumpeter, 2/2nd Scot.
Horse, 6 Nov. 1914; commd., 5 Apr. 1918. Served — Home, 1914-18; France, Sept. -
Oct. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
FINDLAY, HENRY JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James F. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Jan. 1875. M.A., 1897. Pte., 5th Royal Scots, 1909-
13; 2nd Lieut., Geo. Watson's Coll. O.T.C. Home service, 1916-19. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
tfinfclag, James, p. 63.
FINDLAY, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of George F. ; b. Cullen, 17 Nov. 1875. M.B., 1901. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1916;
attd. 43rd Gen. Hospl., Salonika, 1916-17. War work — M.O., R.A.F., Strathbeg, I'eter-
head, 1917-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FINDLAY, JOHN SAWERS, M.B.,
s. of David F. ; b. Stirling, 31 Dec. 1870. M.B., 1894; D.P.H., R.C.P.S. (Ed.), and
R.F.P.S. (Glas.), 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Sept. 1915. Home service, 2 years. Final
rank, Captain.
FINDLAY, LESLIE, M.A.,
s. of James F. ; b. Stonehaven, 7 Jan. 1892. M.A. (II Lat.-Fr.), 1915. Pte., 3rd Royal
Scots, Feb. 1916; attd. ist Royal Scots. Served — Home, 6 months; Macedonia, iS
months ; Home, i year. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant
192
ROLL OF SERVICE.
FINDLAY, THOMAS WYNESS,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Aberdeen, n Sept. 1898. Agr., 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C. Trooper,
Scottish Horse, 6 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Dardanelles, June-Dec. 1915 ;
Egypt, Dec. igis-Mar. 1916; Salonika, Mar. I9i6-Mar. 1918; France, Apr.-July, 1918.
Final rank, Corporal.
FINDLAY, WILLIAM JAMES,
s. of George F. ; b. Dunnottar, Mearns, 20 Mar. 1895. Sc., 1911-14. Pte., R.A.S.C.,
i Oct. 1914. Served — Home, Egypt, Dardanelles, France, Belgium, Germany. Final
rank, Corporal.
FINLAYSOX, DUXCAN, M.B.,
s. of Roderick F. ; b. Tain, 26 Apr. 1871. M.B., 1892. Commd, R.A.M.C., Dec.
1916. Home service, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
FIXLAYSON, GEORGE ALEXAXDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James F. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Dec. 1874. M.A., 1895; M.B., 1899; Keith,
Anderson, Gold Medals; Geo. Thomson Fellowship. M.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1907. War
work — Medical Research Committee, 1915. Capt., R.A.M.C., Sept. 1915. Served —
Egypt., 1915-16. Final rank, Captain.
FIXLAYSOX, HAROLD TURNER, M.B.,
s. of Robert B. F. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Oct. 1889. M.B., 1912. M.O., M.F.A. "Peshawar,"
attd. ist Battle Squadron, R.N., Aug.-Nov. 1914. Commd., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1916.
Served — Home, India, Mesopotamia, Far East. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FINLAYSON, HORACE COURTENAY FORBES, M.A.,
s. of James F. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Jan. 1885. M.A. (II Mod. Lang.), 1907. 2nd Lieut,
New Army, attd. Chinese Lab. Corps, 1917.
FINLAYSON, JOHN,
s. of Duncan F. ; b. Kincardine, Perthshire, 5 Nov. 1870. Arts, 1892-93. War work —
Special Constable; Food Control, etc., 1915-19.
FIXLAYSOX, RODERICK ALICK, M.A.,
b. Lochcarron, Ross-shire, 18 Nov. 1895. M.A., 1919. Pte., 3rd Seaforth Hrs., Jan.
1916. Served with 5th Seaforth Hrs. Home, 10 months; B.E.F., 12 months. P'inal
rank, Signaller.
FINLAYSON, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Angus F. ; b. Stornoway, 6 Dec. 1887. M.A., 1910. War work — War Savings
Assocn., Kinloss, 1916-17. Driver, R.A.S.C., Apr. 1917. Served — Home, 1917; France,
Aug. I9i7-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Driver.
FIRTH, IAN GEORGE MACDONALD, M.B.,
s. of John F. F. ; b. Cawnpore, 2 Oct. 1891. M.B., 1915. Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.),
1914.
J93 13
ROLL OF SERVICE.
FLEMING, FRANK.
s. of John F. ; b. 20 Apr. 1876. Arts, 1891-92. 2nd Lieut., ist V. B. Aberdeen-
shire Arty., 1896. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Highland Bde., R.F.A.,
later, O.C., 2551)1 Bde., R.F.A. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Flanders, France, Apr. 1915-
Apr. 1918. Prisoner of War, Germany, Apr.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
D.S.O., Jan. 1918. Two mentions, Dec. 1915, Dec. 1917.
fflett, Hlejan&er Hbarn, P. 71.
FLETT, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John F. ; b. Lossiemouth, Morayshire, 13 July 1876. M.A., 1897. War work — War
Savings; Red Cross ; Pensions; Food Control, etc., 1914-18.
FLOWERDEW, RICHARD EDWARD, M.B.,
s. of Arthur J. B. F. ; b. Billingford, Norfolk, 26 Sept. 1886. M.B., 1908. Dipl. in Tropical
Med. and Hygiene, 1920. Commd., I.M.S., 1909. Mobilized. Served — Egypt, Meso-
potamia, Waziristan.i -Final rank, Acting Major. Mentd., Apr. 1916.
FORBES, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Harry F. ; b. Leochel Cushnie, Aberdeenshire, 7 Sept. 1869. M.B., 1892. War
work — Substitute Med. Practitioner, 1914-18.
FORBES, ALEXANDER RIACH, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. F. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 14 Oct. 1894. M.B., 1919. Surg.-
Probationer, R.N.V.R., Dec. 1915. Served in H.M.S. "Daffodil," 1915-18.
FORBES, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of Henry F. ; b. Leochel Cushnie, Aberdeenshire, 16 Dec. 1872. M.B., 1901. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., Apr. 1915 ; attd. 5ist C.C.S. Served — France, May igis-Dec. 1918; Home,
1919. Final rank, Captain. O.B.E., 1918.
FORBES, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of George F. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 4 June 1884. M.A., 1905. Gunner, R.G.A.,
Mar. 1917; commd., 1918. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, Oct. igiS-Jan. 1919.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
f orbes, 3ames Clapperton, P. s.
FORBES, JAMES SUTHERLAND BALKWILL, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 July 1892. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1917; Fife Jamieson
Medal. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1910. A.U.O.T.C., 1913. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Apr.
1917. Served — Mesopotamia, May 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
FORBES, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John F. ; b. Fyvie, 23 Feb. 1875. M.B., 1900. Capt., E. African Med. Service, 19
Aug. 1914; attd. Carrier Corps, King's African Rifles. Served — British, German, E.
Africa ; Turkand Expedition. F'inal rank, Captain.
194
ROLL OF SERVICE.
FORBES, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of James F. ; b. Fordyce, 28 May 1891. M.A. (II Math.), 1912. Pte., 2/4th Gordon Hrs.,
Jan. 1915. Served with I /4th, 4th Res., Gordon Hrs. Home, 1915 ; Belgium, Mar. -Sept.
1915 ; Home. Final rank, Acting C.Q.M. Sergeant.
FORBES, JOHN CLARK,
s. of James F. ; b. Tarland, i June 1899. Med., 1919 — . •. Pte., 42nd T.R.B., Gordon
Hrs., Apr. 1917. Served with Army Cyclist Corps, 5th Gordon Hrs. Home, n months;
Belgium, France, 9 months. Final rank, Private.
jforbes, Jobn Ikeitb, M.A., 1905 ; p. 19.
Iforbes, IRobert Hlejan&er, P. 95-
FORBES, ROBERT S.,
s. of Robert F. ; b. Botriphnie, Banffshire, 15 May 1880. U.D.A., 1902. Inns of Court
O.T.C., 1914-15 ; 2nd Lieut., R.A.S.C., July 1915. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France,
Sept. igi5-Mar. 1919. Block Commander, Directorate of Agricultural Production, France,
1917-18. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 1917.
FORBES. WILLIAM.
s. of William F. ; b. Newcastleton, 6 luly 1897. Arts., 1919 — . Pte., 7th Gordon Hrs.,
July 1915 ; i/4th Gordon Hrs. ; transfd. Instructional Staffs. Served — Home.igis ;
France, Belgium, 1916-19. Final rank, Sergeant Instructor.
FORGAN, GRISEL MARY GRACE,
d. of Robert F. ; b. Rothesay, 4 June 1894. Arts, 1914-15. War work — Munitions,
Aberdeen, Jan. -Nov. 1917.
FORGAN, ROBERT, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Robert F. ; b. Montrose, 10 Mar. 1891. M.A., 1911 ; M.B., 1915. Pte,, 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1909-12. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Mar. 1914. Served — France, May-
Dec. 1915, Dec. i9:6-0ct. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Jan. 1916. Mentd., Jan.
1916.
FORREST, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Belhelvie, 27 Sept. 1871. M.A., 1894. Pte., 3rd V.B. Gordon
Hrs., Apr. 1918; 85th S.R. Coast Patrol. Home service, 1918-19, Final rank,
Private.
FORREST, ROBERT ANDREW DERMOD, M.A.,
s. of Robert C. F. ; b. Leytonstone, 21 Feb. 1893. M.A. (I Lat.-Fr.), 1914. Pte., "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1910. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. 2nd Lieut., nth Gordon Hrs., Jan.
1916 ; attd. King's African Rifles. Served— Home, 1914-15, 1916-17, 1918-19; Flanders,
Feb.-Dec. 1915 ; E. Africa, July ig^-Sept. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FORREST, STANLEY,
s. of George F.; b. Monquhitter, 24 July 1895. Arts> I9I3-'S- Pte-i 2/4trl Gordon Hrs.,
Jan. 1915 ; served with i/4th, 7th, gth, Gordon Hrs., (attd. R.A.F.). Commd., Apr. 1917.
Served — Home, France, Jan. igis-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
195
ROLL OF SERVICE.
FORSYTH, ARCHIBALD NEWLANDS,
s. of Alexander N. ; b. Aberdeen, i Sept. 1898. Med, 1915—. A.U.O.T.C. R.F.A.,
Cadet School, Apr. 1917 ; commd., Nov. 1917 ; attd. 2nd Highl. Bde., i8th Army Bde.,
R.F.A. Served — Home, 1917, 1918; France, Jan. -Nov. 1918; Hospl., 1918-19. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
FORSYTH, JAMES ALLAN,
s. of John F. ; b. Montrose, 5 Dec. 1888. U.D.A., 1913. Gunner, R.G.A., May 1916;
commd., May 1917. Served— Home, 12 months; France, 4 months; India, 18 months;
Persia, 1920—. Final rank, Acting Captain.
FORSYTH, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William F. ; b. Abernethy, 23 Dec. 1863. M.A., 1888. War work — Military
Service Tribunal, Nat. Service Committee, etc., Grantown-on-Spey.
FORTESCUE, ARCHER IRVINE, M.B.,
s. of William I. F. ; b. Swanbister, Orkney, 6 July 1880. M.B. (Hons.), 1904. Univ.
Bearer Coy., Med. Staff Corps, 1898. Capt., R.A.M.C., 1907. Served — Home, 1914-
15; France, Belgium, 1915-17; Italy, 1917-18; Russia, 1918-19. Final rank, Acting
Lieut. -Colonel. Order of St. Stanislaus of Russia, second class with swords, 1919.
Three mentions, 1917, 1918, 1919.
FORTUNE, WILLIAM JAMES, M.A.,
s. of William F. ; b. Inverurie, 14 Nov. 1886. M.A., 1908 (II Mod. Lang. 1910). "U"
Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1905; Oxfordshire Vol. T.C., 1914-15. Attested, 1915.
Pte., loth Seaforth Hrs., Jan. 1917. Served with R.E. (Wireless Sect.), 1917. Home,
1917-18; France, Mar. -Aug. 1917; July-Dec. 1918; Germany, Dec. igiS-Nov. 1919.
Final rank, Sapper.
FOTHERINGHAM, THOMAS, B.Com.,
s. of Thomas F. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Mar. 1896. B.Com., 1920. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
6 Oct. 1914; commd., Dec. 1916; attd. 5th Gordon Hrs., H.L.I. Served — -Home, 3^
years; France, i\ years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FOWLER, ANDREW, M.D.,
s. of Andrew F. ; b. Skene, Aberdeenshire, 24 May 1853. M.B., 1878; M.D., 1881.
Lieut. -Surg., V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1896, later 5th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.). Mobilized Major,
R.A.M.C., 4 Aug. 1914. Home service, Aberdeen, 1914-19. Final rank, Major. T.I).
FOWLER, ANDREW, M.B.,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Auchnagatt, Aberdeenshire, 21 July 1894. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C.
Lieut, R.A.M.C., S.R., Aug. 1916. Served— Salonika, Serbia, Aug. i9i6-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Captain.
FOWLER, JAMES JOHN,
s. of A. A. F. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Oct. 1898. Arts, 1919—. Pte., 4oth T.R. Batt.
(Camerons), A'pr. 1917; commd., Aug. 1918; attd., 4ist, 39th, T.R. Batt. (Camerons) ;
4th A. and S. Hrs.; 5ist H.L.I.; 6/7th, i/4th, Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 18
months; France, Belgium, Germany, 10 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
jfowlie, Hlejanber John, M.A., i9n ; P. 12.
196
ROLL OF SERVICE.
tfowlie, Hn&rew abomson, P. s.
1OWLIE, HUGH, M.A.,
Si of fohn F. ; h. NVw I >< vr, 9 Apr. 1893. M.A., 1920. Pte., ist Highl. Fid. Amb.,
1912. Mobilized, 1914. Commd, R.A.M.C., 6 Jan. 1918. Served — Home, 1 6 months ;
Gallipoli, 9 months ; France, 2 years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FOWLIE, SPENCER STEPHEN, M.A.,
s. of John F. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 July 1891. M.A., 1912. Pte., 2/4 Gordon Hrs., Dec.
1914; O.C.B., 1916; 2nd Lieut., 6th Seaforth Hrs., Dec. 1916. Served — Home, 1914-
15, 1916-17, 1917-18; France, Apr. igis-July ,1916, Apr. -Oct. 1917. Final rank,
Acting Captain. M.C., 1917.
ERASER, ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of Kenneth F. ; b. Inverness, i Jan. 1871. M.B., 1892; M.D., 1899. War work — M.O.
i/c Aux. Mil. Hospl., Blackley ; M.O., Mil. Hospl., Manchester, 1914-17. Lieut, R.A.M.C.,
21 Apr. 1917; attd. 57th (Jen. Hospl. Served — France, i year. Final rank, Lieutenant.
ERASER, ALEXANDER DONALD, M.B.,
s. of Hugh F. ; b. Alvah, Banffshire, 9 June 1874. M.B., 1906. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
1907. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd., gth Fid. Amb., Vologda Force, N.R.E.F. Served —
France, Aug. I9i4-Oct. 1918; Archangel, June-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -
Colonel. D.S.O. Bar to D.S.O. M.C. Croix de Guerre. Four mentions, 1915, 1916,
1917, 1918.
ERASER, ALEXANDER FOWLIE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John H. F. ; b. Banchory-Ternan, 20 Mar. 1889. M.A., 1910; M.B., 1912. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 10 June 1916. Served — Mesopotamia, Egypt, Home, France, Germany, N.
Russia, 1916-19. Final rank, Captain.
ERASER, ALLAN HENRY HECTOR,
s. of George F. ; b. Strathpeffer, 13 Sept. 1900. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 4th (Res.) Batt.
Seaforth Hrs., Sept. 1918. Home service. Final rank, Private.
jfraser, Hnforew, M.A., 1910; p. 36.
ERASER, ANNA GORDON McLEOD,
d. of Alexander F. ; b. Croy, Nairnshire, 12 Nov. 1876. Arts, 1899-1900. War work —
Red Cross, London, 1916.
ERASER, ARCHIE REITH, M.D.,
s. of George F. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Mar. 1890. M.B., 1914; M.D. (com.), 1919. A.U.O.T.C
Scottish Horse, 1907 ; transfd. R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized. Commd., R.A.M.C., Oct
1914. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-19; France, Mar.-June 1915. Final rank, Captain.
ERASER, CHARLES GEORGE,
s. of C. G. F. ; b. 15 April 1899. ^c-> 1919 — • Air Mechanic, R.F.C., Apr. 1917 ; commd.,
Aug. 1917; attd. sth Squadron. Served — Home, 10 months; France, Germany, Mar.
an. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
197 13 *
ROLL OF SERVICE.
FRASER~, DOUGLAS MORRISON MILNE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of George M. F. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Sept. 1892. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.) (on Probation), Aug. 1914; on service from 1916; attd., 43rd
Gen. Hospl. ; 2/4th London Fid. Amb. ; 2/1 3th London Regt. ; 13 7th Indian Stat. Hospl.
Served — Salonika, Aug. igi6-July 1917; Palestine, July 1917-^11. 1919. Final rank,
Captain. Two mentions, 1918, 1919.
FRASER, GEORGE KNOWLES, M.A., B.Sc., B.Sc. (For.),
s. of John H. F. ; b. Banchory, i July 1891. M.A., 1911; B.Sc., 1912; B.Sc. (For.),
1919. Pioneer, Special Bde., R.E., Feb. 1916. Served — France, 3 months; Home,
2 years. Final rank, Pioneer. Disabled, transfd. H.M. Factory, Halifax, Works' Chemist,
1918-19.
FRASER, HERBERT FREEMAN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Mansfield, Ohio, 3 Mar. 1890. M.A. (I Econ. Sc.), 1915. Pte.,
Infantry, U.S. Army, Mar.-Apr. 1918; transfd. Gas Defence Service (Gas Masks Dept.),
U.S.A. Served — Apr. igiS-Jan. 1919.
ffraser, 3an Catto, P. 14-
FRASER, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Hugh C. F. ; b. Kiltarlity, 15 Dec. 1890. M.B., 1914. Commd., R.A.M.C., attd.
7th Leicestershire Regt., 1914.
FRASER, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of William F; b. Sleat, Isle of Skye, 16 Nov. 1895. M.A., 1919. Air Mechanic,
R.F.C., Mar. 1917; commd., 9 Oct. 1917. Home service, 22 months. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
FRASER, JAMES FOWLER, M.A.,
s. of Thomas F. ; b. Newmachar, Aberdeenshire, 14 Mar. 1893. M.A., 1914. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1910. Mobilized, 1914. Commd., Aug. 1915 ; attd. 2nd A. and S. Hrs.
Served — France, Aug. I9i4-Oct. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FRASER, JAMES WATT,
s. of Hugh F. ; b. Alvah, Banffshire, 25 Sept. 1886. U.D.A., 1908. Pte., N.Z.E.F.,
Apr. 1915 ; commd., Dec. 1916. Served- — New Zealand, 1915 ; Gallipoli, Sept.-Dec.
1915; Egypt, Dec. igi5-Mar. 1916; France, Apr. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieu-
tenant. M.C. Mentd., Nov. 1918.
FRASER, JOHN, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Edinkillie, Morayshire, 25 Feb. 1891. M.A., 1914; B.D., 1919.
Pte., R.A.M.C., Mar. 1916. Served with I2th A. and S. Hrs., 5th H.L.I. Home, i
year ; Salonika, 2 years. Final rank, Private.
FRASER, JOHN ANNAND, M.A.,
s. of Charles F. ; b. Croy, Inverness-shire, 21 June 1894. M.A., 1919. Pte., 3/4th
Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1915 ; commd., Jan. 1917 ; attd. i/?th Gordon Hrs. Served — Home,
1915-17, 1918-19; France, May I9i7-Feb. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
198
ROLL OF SERVICE.
ERASER, JOSEPH ROBERT,
s. of James F. ; b. Matala, Ceylon, 28 Jan. 1870. Med., 1894; F.R.S.E. ; F.G.S.E. Pte.,
7th Gordon Hrs., Jan. 1915 ; commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., Jan 1916. Home service, 4-J-
years. Final rank, Captain.
ERASER, KENNETH,
s. of Roderick F. ; b. Gairloch, Ross-shire, 30 Oct. 1894. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th Sea-
forth Hrs., Jan. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914; France, Nov.
I9i4-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
ERASER, RODERICK MARTIN,
s. of William F. ; b. Stornoway, 15 Mar. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Attested, Sept. 1916.
Pte., nth Royal Hrs., May 1917. Served with Res. Batt. Gordon Hrs. ; 3rd, 6th, Seaforth
Hrs. Home, 1917-18, 1918-19; France, Mar. -July 1918. Final rank, Acting'
L./Corporal.
ERASER, RONALD GEORGE JUTA,
s. of George F. ; b. Strathpeffer, 11 Mar. 1899. Sc., 1916-17. Pte., 3oth T.R. Batt.
(Camerons), Apr. 1917; 52nd Gordon Hrs.; R.F.C. ; 5151 T.D.S., R.A.F. Home
service, 1917-19. Final rank, Private.
ERASER, SIMON JOHN COULTER, M.D.,
s. of Simon J. R. F. ; b. Cachar, Bengal, 29 Aug. 1872. M.B., 1893 ; M.D., 1903. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., Jan. 1916 ; attd., nth Gloucesters ; s6th Div. R.E. ; No. 7 Stat. Hospl. Served
—Home, 1916; France, Mar. I9i6-Oct. 1918. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., Jan. 1917.
ERASER, THOMAS, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Thomas F; b. Kintore, 15 July 1872. M.A., 1894; M.B., 1898; D.P.H. (credit),
1900. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 1901. Mobilized Lieut-Col., Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Highl.
Fid. Amb. ; sist Highl. C.C.S. ; 47th London Div. Served— Home, 1914-15, 1916;
Egypti Gallipoli, Mar.-Dec. 1915 ; France, July igie-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Colonel. D.S.O. C.B.E. Five mentions, 1915, 1917, 1918, Jan., June, 1919.
Jfraser, Ubomas peppe, M.B., 1901 ; p. i.
ERASER, WILLIAM, B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Forres, 15 Apr. 1878. B.Sc., 1900; M.B., 1902. Served in
R.A.M.C., May-Nov. 1915. Home service. Final rank, Lieutenant. War work — Surg.
Mil. Ward, Hammerwich Cottage Hospl., 1915-18.
ERASER, WILLIAM GORDON, M.A.,
s. of William S. F. ; b. Dinnet, Aberdeenshire, 15 Nov. 1890. M.A. (I Eng.), 1914;
Seafield Eng. Medal, Minto, Senatus (Eng. Lit), Prizes. Pte., Highl. Fid. Amb., R.A.M.C.,
Nov. 1914. Released for teaching purposes. Commd., I.A.R.O., July 1918. Served—
Home, 1914-15; India, July igiS-Jan. 1920. Final rank, Lieutenant.
FRATER, ARTHUR WELLESLEY, M.A.,
s. of James F. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Oct. 1852. M.A., 1875. Commd. by Belgian Govern-
ment (undersigned by Minister of Justice and Religion, Brussels), Aug. 1914. Chaplain
Almoner, Folkestone, Flushing, Aug. i9i4~Dec. 1918.
199
ROLL OF SI--.KVIC1-.
FRENCH, GRIGOR GALLETLY,
s. of Alexander F. ; b. Elgin, 1898. Arts, 1916-17. ljte., T.R. Batt. Cameron Hrs., Mar.
1917. Served with 359th Employt. Coy.: 'I'. R. liatt. Royal Scots; R.A.S.C., M.T.
Home, i year; France, Mar. igiS-May 1919; Germany, May-Dec. 1919. Final rank,
Private.
FYFE, GEORGE MATTHEW, M.B.,
s. of W. F. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 May 1895. M.B., 1920. Pte., i/4th (iordon Hrs., 5 Aug.
1914. Served with R.A.M.C., ist Scot. Gen. Hospl. Home, 3 years; Flanders, 6
months. Final rank, Corporal.
jfpfe, 'leslte, P. 38
FYFE, WILLIAM DEY, B.D.,
s. of William T. F. ; b. Aberdeen, n F'eb. 1885. B.I). (Hons.), 1910; King William
Scholar; M.A., (Ed.). Gunner, R.G.A., Mar. 1917. Commd., R.A. Chapl. Dept., Nov.
1917. Served — Home, 1917; France, Belgium, Germany, Nov. ig^-Aug. 1919. Final
rank, Chaplain, 4th Class.
GADSBY, NORMAN BURNETT, M.B.,
s. of William G. ; b. Taranaki, N.Z., 23 Mar. 1895. M-B-> 1<)19- A.U.O.T.C. Surg.-
Sub-Lieut, R.N.V.R., 18 May 1916. Served in H.M.S. "Owl". At sea. Final rank,
Surg. -Sub. -Lieutenant.
GAGE, ANDREW THOMAS, M.A., B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Dec. 1871. M.A. (Sc.), 1891 ; B.Sc. (Highest Hons.),
1893; M.B., 1896. Surg.-Lieut., I.M.S., 1898. Mobilized. Served — India, Burma.
Special duty, production of Cinchona Bark for Imperial quinine supplies, 1917-18.
GALL, JOHN REID, M.A.,
s. of Peter G. ; b. Kintore, 8 Feb. 1890. M.A. (HI Math.), 1912. Pte., 2nd Seaforth Hrs.,
July 1917 ; transfd. 4th M.G.C. Served — Home, 1917 ; France, Belgium Oct. I9i7-Feb.
1919. Final rank, Private.
GALLOWAY, ALEXANDER OGILVY, M.A.,
s. of John G. ; b. Dumfries, 15 Feb. 1884. M.A., 1907. Pte., 4oth Infy. Batt. Australian
Imp. Force, May 1916. Served — Tasmania, England, France, England, Australia, 1916-
20. Final rank, Private.
GALLOWAY, ALEXANDER RUDOLF, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James G. ; b. Calcutta, 9 July 1864. M.A., 1884; M.B., 1888. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
1908. Mobilized Major, ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., i Aug. 1916 ; demobilized, 15 Nov.
1917. F"inal rank, Major. War work — Ministry of National Service, Ministry of Pensions,
1917 — . O.B.E., 1920.
GALLOWAY, IAN ROBERT GEORGE,
s. of John G. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 July 1898. Med., 1916-17, 1920 — . Pte., M.T., A.S.C.»
Jan. 1917. Home service.
200
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GALLOWAY, SIR JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James (4.; b. Calcutta, 10 Oct. 1862. M.A. (Sc.), 1883; M.B. (Hon. Dist.), 1886;
M.D. (Highest Hons.), 1892 ; F.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1889 ; F.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1897, etc. Commd,
R.A.M.C. (T.F). Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. 4th London (Jen. Hospl., Consulting I'hys.,
ist and 2nd Armies, France, 1916-17; Insp., Recruiting Med. Boards, Chief Commr.,
Med. Services, 1917. Final rank, Colonel, A. M.S. C.B. (Mil.). 1917. K.B.E. (Mil.), 1918.
Two mentions, 1916, 1917. AVar work — Ministry of National Service, 1917-19.
Gallowag, 3cbn, P. 49-
GALLOWAY, JOHN CHARLES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Andrew G. ; b. Oyne, 30 Dec. 1875. M.A., 1896; M.B., 1899; D.P.H., 1901;
M.I). (Hons.), 1906. Shepherd Mem. Gold Medal. War work — M.O., Chalmers Hospl.,
Banff, 1914-19.
GALLOWAY, RUDOLF WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. G.; b. Aberdeen, 22 July 1891. M.B., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 20 Aug.
1914; attd., Household Bde. of Cavalry; 7th, 2nd, Cavalry Fid. Amb. Served — Home,
1914; France, Belgium, 4 years 8 months. Final rank, Acting Lieut-Colonel. [).S.O.
1919. Two mentions, May 1915, July 1919.
GAMMACK, ALEXANDER PENROSE FORBES, M.B.,
s. of James G. ; b. Glenbervie, 6 July 1867. M.B., 1889. Commd., R.A.M.C., 21
June 1916. Served — Home, Hospl. Ships " A.quitania," "St. David"; attd. British
Mission, Washington. Final rank, Captain.
GAMMIE, ALBERT,
s. of William G. ; b. Turriff, 12 May 1895. Arts, 1913-14. Pte., "U '' Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Apr. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 19 Dec. 1917. Served with I54th
M.G.C., 4th Batt. Tank Corps. Home, 1914-15, 1915-16, 1917-18; France, Feb. 1915,
July I9i6-Feb. 1917, Mar. 1918 — . Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GAMMIE, ALEXANDER EDWARD, M.B.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Feb. 1896. M.B. (Hons.), 1919. A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
Scottish Horse Fid. Amb., Sept. 1914. Commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., 15 July 1915.
Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Oct. I9i5-July 1916. Wounded; discharged, Apr.
1917. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GAMMIE, JOHN MOIR,
s. of James G. ; b. Peterculter, 31 Jan. 1892. Sc., 1910-12. Pte., R.A. Vet. Corps,
Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-17; France, June 1917-1311. 1919. Final rank,
Private.
GAMMIE, PATRICK CECIL, M.A.,
s. of William G. ; b. Turriff, 27 Sept. 1897. M.A., 1919. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., June
1916. Served — Home, 1916; France, Sept. I9i6-May 1917. Wounded; discharged
Nov. 1917.
(Barbutt, Sames IReston (Bar&iner, M.B., i9n ; P. 23.
201
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GARDEN, ALEXANDER MURRAY, M.A.,
s. of T. Murray G. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 May 1888. M.A., 1909. Commd, 491(1 Bty.,
(Canadian F.A., i Feb. 1916; attd. 53rd Bty., C.F.A. Served — Canada, England, France,
Feb. I9i6-June 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
<iARDEN, ALISTAIR SIM, M.D.,
s. of Alexander T. G. ; b. Deskford, Banffshire, 13 Apr. 1880. M.B., 1906; M.D., 1920.
L.M. (Dub.), 1914. Adj., Ceylon Vol. Med. Corps., 1915. Commd., R.A.M.C., Mar.
1916; attd. lyth Fid. Amb., transfd. M.O., Heavy Arty. Served — France, Sept. 1916-
Aug. 1917. Invalided. Home service, 1917-19.
•GARDEN, DAVID WILLIAM,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Mar. 1900. Arts, 1919 — . Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th
A. and S. Hrs., June 1918. Home service, 8 months. Final rank, Private.
GARDEN, HENRY WILLIAM, M.B.
s. of Robert G. ; b. Auchindoir, Aberdeenshire, 2 Apr. 1874. M.B., 1897. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 21 July 1916. Served — France, July I9i6-Feb. 1917; Home, 1917-18;
India, June igiS-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
GARDEN, JAMES TAYLOR,
s. of William G. ; b. Peterhead, 25 Sept. 1896. Arts, 1918 — . Pte., 3/4th Gordon Hrs.,
i Sept. 1915. Served with i/4th Gordon Hrs.; Labour Corps. Home, Sept. igis-Mar.
1916, 1916-19; France, Mar.-Aug. 1916. Final rank, Private.
GARDEN, JAMES WILLIAM, M.A., B.L.,
s. of James M. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Jan. 1878. M.A., 1899; B.L., 1902. 2nd Lieut.,
Aberd. Vol. Arty., Oct. 1896. Mobilized, 4th Aug. 1914. Served with, ist Highl. Bde.,
R.F.A., 561)1 Uiv. Ammn. Column. Home, 1914-15; France, May igis-Mar. 1919.
Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. D.S.O. T.D. Two mentions, 1916, 1918.
GARDEN, MURRAY' YOUNG, M.B.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Portsoy, 14 Dec. 1895. M.B. (Hons.), 1920 ; Alex. Ogston
Prize; John Murray Medal and Scholarship. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., Gordon Hrs.; attd.
Lancashire Fusiliers. Served — Home, i year; France, i year. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GARDEN, RICHARD RAMSAY, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Richard C. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Dec. 1892. M.A., 1914; M.B. (dist.), 1917;
D.P.H., 1920. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1916.
GARDEN, WILLIAM, M.A., B.L.,
s. of Farquharson J. G. ; b. Aberdeen, i July 1871. M.A., 1892; B.L., 1895. War
service — Special Constable, 1915-17.
GARDEN, WILLIAM JOHN,
s. of William G. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 May 1900. Arts, 1918 — . Pte., 53rd Batt. Gordon
Hrs., 17 June 1918. Home service, Aug. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
202
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GARDEN, WILLIAM SIM, M.D.,
s. of Alex. T. G. ; b. Deskford, 6 June 1879. M.B., 1902; M.D., 1908. Joined V.B.
Gordon Hrs. Enlisted, R.A.M.C., 5 Oct. 1914. Served — Home, France, Italy, N. Africa,.
Malta. Final rank, Captain. Two mentions.
GARDNER, HENRY RULE, M.B.,
s. of Ishmael S. G. ; b. Portsmouth, 15 Aug. 1873. M.B., 1895. Surgeon, R.N., 1898.
Mobilized Staff-Surg., R.N., Aug. 1914. Served in — H.M.S. "Jupiter," Aug. I9i4-May
1915, North Sea and Arctic; H.M.S. "Nottingham," igis-Aug. 1916, Battle Cruiser
Force, Grand Fleet (Jutland Battle, 31 May 1916; sinking of H.M.S. " Nottingham " by
enemy submarine, 19 Aug. 1916); H.M.S. "Glorious," Oct I9i6-Mar. 1918, Battle-
Cruiser Force, Grand Fleet (Heligoland, Nov. 1917). Final rank, Surg. -Commander, R.N.
Order of Stanislas, 2nd class (Russian), White Sea, 1915.
GARLAND, THOMAS,
s. of Thomas G. ; b. Ellon, 25 Dec. 1852. Arts, 1869-71. -Pte., 2nd V.B. Gordon
Hrs., 1868. Retd. Major, 1900. V.U. War work — O.C. Vol. Coy., 1918. Recruiting
Officer, N.E. of Aberdeenshire.
GARROW, ROBERT PHILIP, M.D.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Morayshire, 6 Oct. 1884. M.B., 1907; M.D., 1911. Lieut.,.
R.A.M.C., i June 1915. Served — Malta, Salonika, Egypt, Palestine/2 years; East Africa,.
2 years. Final rank, Captain. Mentioned (E. Africa).
GAULD, ALEXANDER McROBBIE,
s. of Edgar G. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Jan. 1881. Law, 1902-03. Pte., R.A.M.C., i June
1916 ; commd.,"Mar. 1919 ; attd. 2/ist Highland C.C.S. ; 49th Gen. Hospl., Salonika ; nth.
Batt. Scottish Rifles; loth O.C.B. Served — Home, 11 months; Salonika, 18 months;;
Home, 8 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GAULD, GEORGE OGG, M.B.,
s. of Edgar G. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 June 1873. M.B., 1901. War work — M.O., West
Bridgford Mil. Hospl., Nottingham, 1916-19.
GAULD, WILLIAM WALLACE, M.A.,
s. of John G. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Jan. 1881. M.A. (Ill Cl.), 1902. Commd., C.F. (4th<
Class), 15 June 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Jan. I9i6-Jan 1917, Nov..
v. 1918. Final rank, Chaplain to Forces (4th Class).
GAVIN, LEWIS, M.A.,
s. of Lewis G. ; b. Drumwhindle, Ellon, 17 Jan. 1890. M.A. (II Cl.), 1912. Pte., 4th.
Gordon Hrs., 8 Mar. 1915 ; commd., i Aug. 1917. Served — Belgium, France, Dec. 1915-
Apr. 1916; India, Jan. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
GAWN, ERNEST KING, M.D.,
s. of John D. G. ; b. Sutton-Maddock, Shropshire, 17 Sept. 1872. M.B., 1895; M.D.,.
1904; D.P.H. (Camb.), 1904. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 25 June 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16;,
Abroad, June igie-Nov. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
203
ROLL OF -S7:A' / 7( 'E.
GAWN, RK(ilNALI) DOUGLAS, M.B.,
s. of John I), G. ; 1). Dudley, 15 Feb. 1868. M.B., 1896. Gunner, 1887 ; Pte., Rhodesian
Vols., 1909; !'t< ., Xational Reserve. Enlisted, R.A.M.C., 15 Aug. 1914; commd.. Sept
1914. Served — England, 3 years; France, Belgium, TI months; Egypt, China, 4 months.
Final rank, Captain. M.C. Croix de Guerre. Two mentions, July, Oct, 1917.
GEDDES, ALEXANDER MARK, M.B.,
s. of James L. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Dec. 1886. M.B., 1909. Capt., S. African Med.
Corps, Oct. 1917. Served — -Cape Town, No. 2 Gen. Hospl. Final rank, Captain.
GEDDES, GODFREY POWER, M.A.,
s. of James L. G. ; b. Bieldside, Aberdeen, 28 June 1895. M-A- (HI Cl.), 1915. and
Lieut., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 10 Apr. 1915 ; attd. 4th, 8/ioth, 5th, Gordon Hrs. Served —
Home, Apr. -Aug. 1915; France, Belgium, Aug. igis-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
D.S.O., Aug. 1917. Chevalier Legion d'Honneur and Croix de Guerre (Palms), Aug. 1918.
Three mentions, Jan. 1916, 1918, 1919.
GEDDIE, COLIN MORE, M.B.,
s. of William G. ; b. Accrington, 8 July 1883. M.B., 1914. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 27 Apr.
1915. Served — Home, Apr. -Sept. 1915; Gallipoli, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Palestine, Sept.
I9i5-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Acting Major. Mentd., 1917.
GEDDIE, DAVID WATSON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James W. G. ; b. Ceres, 9 July 1864. M.A., 1885; M.B. (Hon. Dist), 1889.
Capt., R.A.M.C. (T), 1908. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Served — Aberd., ist Scot.
Gen. Hospl., duration of War. Final rank, Major.
GEDDIE, JAMES SPENCE, M.B.,
s. of William G. ; b. Accrington, 25 Sept. 1879. M.B., 1901. War work — M.O., Baxenden
Aux. Hospl. ; Ophth. and Aural Surg., Queen Mary's Mil. Hospl., 1914-19.
GELLAN, ALEXANDER HENDERSON,
s. of Francis G. ; b. Monymusk, 16 Dec. 1898. Pte., 56th T.R.B., 17 Feb. 1917. Served
with lo/nth, i/6th, H.L.I. France, Belgium, 2 years n months. Severely wounded.
Final rank, Private.
GERRARD, CHARLES BUTCHART, M.B.,
s. of Theodore G. ; b. Huntly, 30 Sept. 1884. M.B., 1905; D.P.H., 1906. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 14 June 1917. Served — India, i year 9 months. Final rank, Captain.
GERRARD, FREDERICK WERNHAM,
s. of Macpherson G. G. ; b. Lumsden, 24 Nov. 1887. Arts, 1906-08. Censoring duty,
1914-15. 2nd Lieut, n6th Mahrattas, I.A.R.O., 15 Jan. 1915; attd. ii4th Mahrattas.
Served— Tochi Valley, Apr.-Dec. 1915 ; Mesopotamia, Civil Administrator, Feb. 1916 — .
Final rank, Major. C.I.E. Mentd., Oct. 1918.
GERRARD, JAMES BUTCHART,
s. of Theodore G. ; b. Huntly, 25 Oct. 1878. Law, 1898-1900. Gunner, R.G.A., 23 Nov.
1916. Served — Home, 1916-17, 1918-19; Belgium, France, May 1917-001. 1918. Final
rank, Cadet
204
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GERRARD, WILLIAM INNES, M.B.,
s. of Macpherson G. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 May 1884. M.B., 1909; D.P.H., 1911. Surg.-
Lieut., R.N.V.R., 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Russia, 1914-15; Scapa Flow,
1915-19. Final rank, Surgeon R.N. Order of St. Anne (Russia), 1915. Mentd., Aug.
1919.
GIBB, GEORGE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John G.; b. Aberdeen, 16 July 1861. M.A., 1883; M.B., 1888. Capt., R.A.M.C.
(T.), 1908. Served — ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
GIBB, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John (j. ; b: Chapel of Garioch, 4 Aug. 1875. M.A., 1898. War work — Chaplain,
Frees Heart Camp, Salop, 1919. Minister in charge, Rosehearty U.F. and Pitsligo E.G.
united congregations, 1916-18.
GIBB, JAMES GRANT,
s. of John G. G. ; b. Arbroath, i5th May 1897. Arts, Med., 1919 — . Pte., 5th Black
Watch (T. F.), Feb. 1914; R.A.S.C. Served — France, Nov. I9i4-Mar. 1915; Home,
Oct. igij-July 1919. F'inal rank, S. -Sergeant.
GlUli. JOHN ALDINGTON, M.B.,
s. of James M. G. ; b. Clarendon, Jamaica, 17 Aug. 1869. M.B., 1895. Capt., R.A.M.C.
(V. and T.F.), 1905-12. Resigned. Capt., R.A.M.C., Apr. 1915. Served — Home, 1915 ;
France, 1916, 1917. Final rank, Captain.
GIBB, ROBERT SHIRRA, M.B.,
s. of George G. S. G. ; b. Yetholm, 7 May 1847. M.B., 1872.- Lieut. -Col., R.A.M.C. (T.),
retd., Aug. 1915. War work — Emergency Agricultural Executive Committee., County
Tribunal, Special Constable, Agri. Coll. Committee, Berwickshire, 1914-19.
GIBBES, CUTHBERT CHAPMAN, M.D.,
s. of Heneage G. ; b. Sidmouth, 5 Sept. 1850. M.B., 1872; M.D., 1875; D.P.H.
(Camb.), 1879. War work — Senr. Physician, National Hospl., Diseases of the Heart,
London (examined 12,500 recruits), 1916, 1917, 1918.
GIBSON, ROBERT JOHN HARVEY, M.A.,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Row, Helensburgh, 2 Nov. 1860. M.A., 1880. Liverpool Univ.
O.T.C. Capt., Cheshire R.E. (V.) and A.S.C. (T.F.), 1899-1911. Lieut-Col., King's
Liverpool Regt. (Paymaster, W. Lanes. T.F. Association), 4 Aug. 1914-1919. F'inal rank,
Lieut. -Colonel. O.B.E., Jan. 1919. Mentd., July 1919. War work — V.A.D., Red Cross,
S. and S.F. Association., Prisoners of War Committee, etc.
GIFFORD, GEORGE KEITH, M.D.,
s. of Thomas G. ; b. Delting, Shetland, 21 Mar. 1872. M.B., 1893 ; M.U., 1901. D.P.H.
(Oxon), 1903. Lieut., E. African Med. Ser., 27 Aug. 1915. Served — British, German,
E. Africa, Aug. igis-Feb. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
GILBERT, WILLIAM GILBERT LYON, M.A.,
s. of Joseph L. G. ; b. London, 26 Mar. 1893. M.A. (II. Cl.), 1913. Commd., Queen
Victoria's Own Corps of Guides (LA.), Jan. 1915; attd. 24th Punjabis. Served — N.W.
Frontier -
Frontier, Mesopotamia, 1915-18. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.
205
ROLL OF SER VICE.
GILCHRIST, ADAM, M.B.,
s. of Adam G. ; b. Fyvir, 4 Nov. 1885. M.B., 1908. War work — British Red Cross,
1915-17. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 21 May 1917. Served — K. Africa, June 191 7- Feb. 1919-
Final rank, Acting Major.
GILCHRIST, JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Adam G. ; b. Rothienorman, 4 July 1877. M.A., 1898; M.B., 1901 ; M.D., 1906. War
work— M.O., V.A.D., Kent, 1914-18; Temp. Surg., S.E. Hospl. for Children, London,
1916-19.
GILCHRIST, JAMES GRAY, M.A., I
s. of James G. ; b. Auchterless, 8 Apr. 1872. M.A., 1894; B.Sc. (Lond.), 1904. War
work — Agricultural Executive Committee, Annan, 1915-19.
GILCHRIST, NORMAN STEPHEN, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James G. ; b. Auchterless, 9 Dec. 1883. M.A., 1904; M.B. (dist.), 1907: M.l>.
(com.), 1911; Lizars, Jas. Anderson Gold, Medals. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 14 Apr. 1915;
attd. R.F.C., R.A.F.M.S. Served — Home, 1915, 1919; Mudros and on ship, Alexandria,
Egypt, June 19 i5-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain R.A.F.M.S. O.B.E., Jan. 1919. Two
mentions, Jan., July, 1919.
GILCHRIST, ROBERT NIVEN, M.A.,
s. of Adam G. ; b. Fyvie, 13 Apr. 1888. M. A. (II Hist., I EC., Sc.), 1909 ; (II Ment), 1910.
Caithness Prize. Pte., Calcutta Scottish I.D.F., 1914. War work — Krishnagar Coll.
Publicity Committee, .1918.
GILES, GEORGE MARR, M.A.,
s. of William G. ; b. Udny, Aug. 1882. M.A., 1903. Enlisted; medically unfit. War
work — Munitions, propaganda work.
GILES, LIONEL,
s. of Herbert A. G. ; b. Sutton, Surrey, 29 Dec. 1875. Arts, 1892-95. Pte., and V.B.
County of London Regt. War work — Intelligence Division, Naval Staff (editing Chinese
propaganda newspapers), 1916-19.
GILES, VALENTINE,
s. of Herbert A. G. ; b. Swatow, China, 12 Feb. 1877. Arts, 1894-95. 2nd Lieut., R.E.,
1897. Served — France, July igis-Nov. 1917; Italy, Nov. ig^-Feb. 1918. Final rank,
Lieut.-Colonel. D.S.O. Brevet Lieut-Colonel. Three mentions, June, Dec. 1916,
Nov. 1917.
GILL, DAVID MARMADUKE, M.B.,
s. of Marmaduke G. ; b. Glasgow, 3 Oct. 1863. M.B., 1885. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 23 Aug.
1915. Served — Mediterranean Exped. Force, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
GILL, FRANK AUSTIN, M.D.,
s. of John G. ; b. Wick, 17 May 1872. M.B., 1893; M.D., 1897. War work— M.O.,
Queen Mary's Mil. Hospl., Whalley, Lanes., 1916-18.
206
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GILL, IAN MUNRO,
s. of James G. ; b. Aberden, 4 Aug. 1897. Sc., 1914, 1919. Pte., Army Vet. Corps, 4
Sept. 1915; n/4th K.O. Y.L.I., 5th Gordon Hrs. ; commd., i May 1917. Served —
France, t\ years ; Home, 2 years. Final rank. Lieutenant. Croix de Guerre with Palms.
GILL, JAMES WILLIAMS,
s. of Thomas P. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 June 1896. Sc., 1914-15 ; Arts, 1915 ; Med., 1915-16.
Gunner, R.F.A.; Nov. 1915; commd., 21 Jan. 1917; attd. R.H.A., R.G.A. Served —
Home, 1915-17 ; France, Mar. igi7-May 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GILL, JOHN FREDERIC, M.B.,
s. of J. J. G. ; b. Redhill, Surrey, 6 July 1876. M.B. (Hons.), 1906. Lieut, R.A.M.C.,
5 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 14 months; Egypt, 6 months; France, 4 months. Final
rank, Captain.
GILL, WILLIAM JAMES,
s. of James G. ; b. Aberdeen, 1894. Sc., 1911-13. Trooper, Scottish Horse, 1911.
Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Commd., 14 Mar. 1915; transfd. 4th Gordon Hrs.; attd. 5th
Cavalry Res.; 7th Dragoon Gds. Served — Home, Aug. I9i4-Mar. 1916; France, Mar.
I9i6-May 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
GILLAN, ROBERT URQUHART,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Buckie, 23 July 1898. Arts, 1915-16; Med., 1916, 1919—. Ordinary
Seaman, R.N.V.R., July 1916. Served — Home waters (Mine-sweeping), Jan. 1917-
Feb. 1919. Final rank, Signalman.
GILLANDERS, MINTO RODGER, M.A.,
s. of William R. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Jan. 1877. M.A. (Ill Math.), 1900. Arnott
Prize. Gunner, R.H.A., n Jan. 1916; 2nd Lieut. (Special List), 20 Apr. 1916; transfd.
R.E. Served — P'rance, Belgium, Feb. I9i6-Nov. 1918; Army of Occupation, Nov. 1918-
Sept. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C., 3 June 1919.
<Billespie, 3obn, M.A., 1905 ; P. 92.
(Billies, James El-own, B.L., 1908 ; P. 43.
GILLIES, JOHN ERNEST, M.A.,
s. of John G. ; b. Speymouth, Morayshire, 30 Apr. 1889. M.A. (I Cl.), 1911. Pte.,
Rangoon Vol. Rifles, Sept. 1914; Upper Burma Batt. I.D.F. Commd., I.A.R., 1918;
attd. Queen Victoria's Own Sappers and Miners. Served — India, I9i4-Mar. 1919. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant
GILLIES, KENNETH, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John G. ; b. Lochalsh, Ross-shire, 10 Apr. 1866. M.A. (I Cl.), 1891 ; M.B. (Hons.),
1895. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 16 May 1915. Served in H.M.H.S. " Pananama " sailing
between Southampton, Malta, Mudros, Suvla Bay, Aug. -Nov. 1915; Malta, Nov. 1915-
Apr. 1916. Final rank, Lieutenant.
207
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GILLIES, KENNETH,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Applecross, 27 July 1887. Arts., 1919 — . Ordinary Seaman,
R.X., 28 June 1917. Served — Mediterranean and Hlack Sea, 2 years 2 months. Final
rank, Able Seaman.
(Btlmour, Millejobn ©berlin, M.A., i9u ; P. o9.
GIRDWOOD, RICHARD OGILVIE,
s. of George G. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 June 1896. Med., 1915 — . Pioneer Chemist, Special
Bde., R.E., Sept. 1916. Served — France, Nov. I9i6-May 1918. F'inal rank, Pioneer
Chemist.
GLASS, ALEXANDER GIBB, M.A.,
s. of William G. ; b. Inverallan, Morayshire, 14 July 1877. M.A., 1899; M.B. (Ed.),,
1904; M.D. Lieut., R. A.M. C., 14 July 1915. Served — Home, France, July igis-Feb.
1919. Final rank, Captain.
GLENESK, FRANCIS REID,
s. of John G. ; b. Lumphanan, 14 Nov. 1891. Sc., 1913-14. Left Virginia to enlist,
Dec. 1914. Joined R.F.C., 2nd Air Mechanic, 10 Feb. 1915. Served — England, 2 years;
Irish Channel, i-J years. F'inal rank, Sergeant.
GLENNIE, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
b. Inverness, 19 Jan. 1893. M.A., 1915. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs., Feb. 1917; served with
Signalling Section, 3rd H.L.I.
GLENNIE, EWAN,
b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 8 Dec. 1897. Com., 1919 — . Gunner, North Scottish R.G.A.
(T.F.), 25 July 1916. Served with ii2th, i45th, Heavy Bty. R.G.A. Home, July
I9i6-Sept. 1917; France, Belgium, Nov. I9i7-Mar. 1919; Cologne, Mar.-Oct. 1919-
F'inal rank, Bombardier.
GLENNIE, FRANCIS McLEOD, M.A.,
s. of Wm. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 1898. M.A., 1921. Gunner, North Scottish R.G.A., 28 June
1916 ; transfd. Cadet School; commd., Sept. 1917. Home service, June I9i6-Apr. 1918.
F'inal rank, Lieutenant.
GLENNIE, JOHN ARTHUR RINDER, M.B.,
s. of Arthur G. ; b. Kinneff, Mearns, 21 May 1868. M.B., 1889; D.P.H., 1897. Served
in Singapore Vol. Corps, Aug. I9i4-June 1915, Apr. ig^-July 1918. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
ist Southern Gen. Hospl., Edgbaston, Nov. igis-May 1916. Final rank, Lieutenant.
GLENNIE, JOHN DOUGLAS,
s. of Chas. E. G. ; b. Belhelvie, 16 Oct. 1896. Arts, '1919 — . £Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
23 Mar. 1914; 6th Gordon Hrs., transfd. 25th M.G.C. Served — Home, during 1914-
18 ; Abroad, Dec. igis-June 1916, Dec. I9i6-Jan. 1917, Nov. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final
rank, Private.
208
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GLOVER, WILLIAM EDWARD, M.B.,
s. of William K. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 May 1888. M.B., 1911. Trooper, Univ. Squadn.
Scottish Horse, 1906; transfd. R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1908; commd., Capt. ; attd. Cameroon
Exped. Force, 19 June 1915 ; transfd. R.A.M.C., Sept. 1916. Served — Cameroon Exped.
Force, June igis-July 1916; Home, Sept. igie-Apr. 1917, Jan. igiS-Sept. 1919; E.
African Exped. Force, Apr. 1917^111. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
GODFREY, HENRY WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Charles G. ; b. Romford, 3 Nov. 1861. M.B. (Hons.), 1885 ; M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1885.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 21 July 1915 ; attd. 8th Batt. Essex Regt., $2nd Res. Sussex Regt. (T.F.).
Home service, 1915-19. Final rank, Captain.
GOLDSBROUGH, GILES FORWARD, M.D.,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Mere, Wilts, n Feb. 1856. M.B. (Hons.), 1877; M.I)., 1881. Wai-
work — Hon. Phys., London Aux. Hospl. for Naval Casualties, 1915-19.
GOODLIFFE, JOHN HENRY, M.D.,
s. of \Yilliam F. G. ; b. Sneinton, Notts, 10 Jan. 1872. M.B., 1894 ; M.D. (com.), 1897.
Capt., Uganda Med. Service, 16 Sept. 1914. Served — Uganda, Oct I9i4-Jan. 1918. Final
rank, Captain.
GORDON, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of William G. ; b. Kirkmichael, 27 Nov. 1874. M.A., 1897. Rejected for service.
War work — Member, War Savings Assocn. ; Hon. Sec., Local " Win the War " League,
Bendemeer, N.S.W.
GORDON, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John G. ; b. Bellie, Morayshire, 27 Aug. 1876. M.A. (II Cl.), 1898. Sergt., 2nd
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1917-19.
GORDON, ALEXANDER WILSON,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Aug. 1888. Arts, 1906-10. 2nd Lieut., Cameron Hrs. ;
attd. Lovat's Scouts. Served — 1914-19. Wounded 1917.
GORDON, ANDREW, M.A.,
s. of Andrew G. ; b. Ellon, 27 Nov. 1887. M.A. (I Cl.), 1913. Enlisted 1914; commd.,
6th Gordon Hrs., 1916.
GORDON, CHARLES, M.A,,
s. of John G. ; b. Cabrach, 31 July 1866. M.A., 1889. Home service, Ayr Vol.
Regt., 1915-18.
Oorbon, Cbarles James Bonalo Simpson, P. 38.
GORDON, EDWARD, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Edward G. ; b. Fraserburgh, 30 Nov. 1890. M.A., 1911; M.B., 1914. Commd..
R.A.M.C. Final rank, Captain. M.C., 1917.
209 14
'ROLL OF SERVICE.
GORDON, FREDERICK WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of John R. G. ; b. Macduff, 20 Jan. 1893. M.A. (Ill Math.), 1919; Med., 191,5-14,
1918 — . L./Sergt., " U " Coy., Gordon Hrs. ; 2nd Lieut., loth Gordon Hrs., 1914.
(Borfcon, (Beoffrej?, M.A., 1903 ; P. 4.
GORDON, GEORGE ALEXANDER CONNELL, M B.,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Fearn, 6 Jan. 1890. M.B., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C., n Jan. 1915.
Served — Home, Jan. -July 1915 ; Mediterranean, Egypt, India, Palestine, July 1915 Sept.
1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., 7 Oct. 1918.
GORDON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Banchory, 4 Feb. 1884. M.A. (II Ment.), 1907 ; George Heriot's
School, O.T.C. 2nd Lieut., unattd. List, T.F., 1910. Mobilized 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt.
(S.R.) Royal Scots, 14 Aug. 1914; attd. I7th Royal Scots. Served — Home, 1914-16;
France, Aug. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Major. M.C., 1918. Croix de Guerre
(Belgian).
GORDON, JAMES DRUMMOND, M.A., B.D., B.Sc.,
s. of William G. ; b. Glenbervie, 16 June 1870. M.A., 1891 ; B.D., 1894; B.Sc., 1895.
War work — Senior Chaplain, War Hospitals, Bombay. Name brought to notice of Govern-
ment of India "for valuable services rendered," 3 June 1918.
GORDON, JAMES LESLIE, M.D.,
s. of James G. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Feb. 1895. M.B., 1896; M.D. (Hons.), 1913. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 10 June 1916. Served — Salonika, z\ years. Final rank, Acting Major.
GORDON, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of James G. ; b. Chapel of Garioch, 25 Aug. 1854. M.B., 1883. War work — Hon.
Phys., M.O. i/c Hahnemann Aux. Hospl., 1915-18.
GORDON, JOHN, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of John G. ; b. Belhelvie, 24 Apr. 1881. M.A., 1904; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1906. Gunner,
R.G.A. (Siege), 20 Mar. 1916; commd., i Apr. 1917. Served — Home 2 years (Anti-aircraft
Service). Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GORDON, JOHN FARQUHAR,
s. of C. G. G. ; b. Deal, 23 Mar. 1893. Sc. (Agr.), 1910-11. 2nd Lieut., Gordon Hrs.,
Aug. 1915; attd. R.F.C. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Belgium, 1916-19. Final
rank, Acting Major. Distinguished Flying Cross, Sept. 1918.
GORDON, JOHN OGILVIE,
s. of John G. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Jan. 1899. Med., 1916. Pte., 8th Cameron Hrs., 2 Apr.
1917 ; 4th A. and S. Hrs. Home service, 18 months. Final rank, Private.
GORDON, JOSEPH EVANS, B.Sc. (For.),
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Rothes, 12 May 1894. B.Sc. (For.), 1920. Pioneer, "H" S|>
Coy., R.E., 23 Feb. 1916. Served — Home, Feb.-Apr. 1916; France, Apr.
1919. Final rank, Corporal.
210
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GORDON, PATRICK LINDSAY, M.A., B.D.,
s. of William G. ; b. Glenbervie, 18 Aug. 1864. M.A. 1886; B.D. (Hons.), 1889. War
work — French Red Cross, Ambulance Driver, 1916-19. Croix de Guerre (French).
(Bottom, IRoFjert patrtcfe, P- &•
GORDON, THOMAS JAMES,
s. of Thomas G. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Nov. 1895. Med, 1913-14. A.U.O.T.C. ; 2nd Lieut.,
2nd Highl. Fid. Coy., R.E. (T.), 4 Sept. 1914; transfd. Indian Army; served with loth
Tats, 48th Pioneers. Home, 1914-15; France, May igis-Oct. 1917; India, 1917 — .
Final rank, Captain. M.C., n Nov. 1916.
GORDON, WALTER BURNS,
s. of James G. ; b. Lochinver, 22 Mar. 1899. Med., 1916. O.T.C. ; Cadet, R.G.A.
(Anti-aircraft Res. Bde.), Nov. 1917. Commd., Apr. 1918. Home service, 1918. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GORDON, WILLIAM ERNEST,
s. of James F. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 May 1899. Med., 1917, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
T.R. Batt. Seaforth Hrs., 23 July 1917. Served — Home, France, July ig^-Jan. 1919.
Final rank, Private.
GORDON, WILLIAM GORDON, M.B.,
s. of Charles G. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Apr. 1878. M.B., 1905. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1914.
Served — Home (Surg. Specialist), 1914, 1917; France, A.D.C. to Consulting Surg. ; attd.
(Surgeon), 5th C.C.S., 8th Gen. Hospl., Le T report, 1915-17. Final rank, Captain.
GORDON, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, M.A.,
s. of William G. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Oct. 1883. M.A., 1905. Joined 6th V.B. Royal
Hrs. ; served with 99 Spec. Ser. Vol. Coy., 1918.
GORDON, WILLIAM LAW, M.A.,
b. Torphins, 7 Jan. 1892. M.A. (II Math.), 1919. Pte., R.A.M.C., 29 Oct. 1914.
Served — Home, Gallipoli, France, Salonika, 1914-19. Final rank, Private.
GORDON, WILLIAM LINDSAY, M.A.,
s. of William G. ; b. Glenbervie, 4 Dec. 1871. M.A., 1893; B.D. (Ed), 1896. Chapl.,
4th Class; attd. 8th, 5ist, Divisions, nth Corps. Served — France, Italy, 1915-19.
GOW, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of David G. ; b. Glasgow, 17 Apr. 1890. M.A. (Ill Math.), 1913. Pte., 2/4th Gordon
Hrs., 1914.
GRAHAM, ALEXANDER MACIVER,
s. of John G. ; b. Stornoway, 24 Apr. 1898. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., Gordon Hrs., 25 May
1916. Served — Home, 1916-17; France, July I9i7-July 1918. Final rank, Private.
GRAHAM, WALTER WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Lewis G. ; b. Craig, Fprfarshire, 12 July 1867. M.A., 1889. Pte., 4th V.B. Black
Watch, 1917-19.
211
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GRANT, ALASTAIR ROBERTSON, M.B.,
s. of Alex. R. G. ; b. I'ortlethcn, 16 Apr. 1890. M.B., 1913. Trooper, 2nd Scottish
Horse, 1907; Lieut., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1914. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Attd. 2nd Highl.
Fid. Amb., 6th Cavalry Fid. Amb., 4th Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France,
Belgium, Feb. 1915 Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
GRANT, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of William G. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 29 Sept. 1867. M.B., 1892; IJ.Sc. (Man.).
Capt., R.A.M.C. ; attd. St. Patrick's Mil. Hospl., Malta (Bacteriologist and Pathologist).
1915, 1916; Mil. Hospl., Cromarty, 1917. Bacteriologist and Pathologist for Cromarty
Defences and North of Scotland, 1918, 1919.
GRANT, ALEXANDER,
s. of John G. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Dec. 1895. Com., 1919 — . Pie., 4th Gordon Hrs.
(T.), 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., R.G.A. (S.R.), 14 Nov. 1917. Served —
Home, 1914-15, 1917-18, 1918-19; France, May igis-June 1917, Jan. -Mar. 1918.
Final rank, Lieutenant,
GRANT, ALEXANDER FORBES, M.A.,
s. of James F. G. ; b. Cullen, 30 Nov. 1867. M.A., 1887. Capt., Financial Adviser's
Staff, H.Q., I.G.C., France, 1916.
GRANT, ALEXANDER RAE,
s. of James G. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Nov. 1896. Arts, 1914-16. Enlisted, R.A.M.C., 8 Feb.
1916; commd., 15 Oct. 1918; attd. ist Gar. Bty. S. Staffs; LA. i/isth (Ludhiana)
Sikhs. Served — Home, Apr.-Sept. 1916; Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, Afghanistan, India,
Oct. I9i6-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Acting Staff-Captain.
GRANT, BERTIE JAMES,
s. of James G. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Jan. 1899. Arts, 1918 — . Pte., 2/1 st Fife and
Forfar Yeomanry, 24 Apr. 1917. Served — U.K., Apr. ig^-Dec. 1918. F'inal rank,
L./Corporal.
GRANT, CHARLES CAMERON, M.A.,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Inveraven, Banffshire, 15 July 1873. M.A., 1899. Pte., ist Kimberley
Regt., 28 Oct. 1914; commd., nth S.A. Infy.,. Jan. 1916. Served — German S.W. Africa,
1914-15; German E. Africa, 1916, 1917. Special service as Assist. Provost Marshal,
Zanzibar, 1917. Final rank, Captain. M.B.E. (for service in E. Africa).
GRANT, CORMACK, M.B.,
s. of Dugald G. ; b. Watten, Caithness, 19 June 1865. M.B. (Hons.), 1888. Capt., S.
African Med. Corps, 22 Jan. 1916; attd. Gen. Hospitals, Fid. Amb. Served — Last,
South, Africa, Feb. I9i6-Dec. 1919. F'inal rank, Major.
GRANT, DONALD ERASER,
b. Kirkmichael, Banffshire, 5 Sept. 1899. Sc., 1919 — . Cadet, R.F.C., 14 Apr. 1917;
commd., 22 Nov. 1917. Home service, 2 years. Final rank, Acting Flight-Commander.
ROLL OF SJiKl'IC/'..
GRANT, DONALD MACGREGOR, M.A., B.D.,
s. of William G. ; b. Cromdale, 17 Jan. 1879. M.A., 1901; B.D. (Hons.), 1904. Pte.,
R.A.M.C., 30 Mar. 1915; Sapper, R.E., Signal Service; commd, R.A., Chapl. Dept, 4
Aug. 1917. Served — Egypt. Sept. Ipis-Feb. 1916; France, Flanders, Sept. igiG-July
1917 ; Home, 1917-19. Final rank, Army Chaplain, 4th Class (Captain).
GRANT, GORDON COUPER,
s. of John G. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Oct. 1899. Sc., 1918 — . Cadet Gunner, Ed. Univ.
O.T.C. Enlisted, 791)1 R.D. Butt., Dundee, 25 Jan. 1918; later R.F.C., R.A.F. Home
service.
GRANT, HENRY FREDERICK LYALL, M.A.,
s. of John L. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Nov. 1879. M. A., 1898. Commd., R. A., 1899. Mobi-
lized, Aug. 1914. Served — War Office, 1914-15 ; Gallipoli, Mar.-Dec. 1915 ; E. Africa,
Jan. 191 6- Aug. 1918 ; France, Oct. igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Acting Colonel. D.S.O.
Brevet Lieut. -Colonel. Five mentions.
GRANT, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of William G. ; b. Mortlach, Hanffshire, 25 Sept. 1865. M.A. (II Cl.), 1887; Seafield
Latin Medal; Black Latin Prize; LL.B. (dist.), Ed., 1892. Commd., I4th H.L.I., 6 Jan.
1915. Served — France, U.K., Nov. igis-Nov. 1917. Resigned owing to ill-health. Final
rank, Major. Died, Banff, 14 Feb. 1919.
GRANT, JAMES ANDREW SANDILANDS, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John G. ; b. Methlick, 4 Aug. 1874. M.A., 1896 ; M.B., 1900. Surgeon and Agent
for Admiralty, Montrose and District, 1917. A.M.T.O., 1914-19.
GRANT, JAMES FORGAN, M.B.,
s. of James R. G. ; b. Fraserburgh, 23 Nov. 1882. M.B., 1906. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1907.
Served — Burma, 1914; Trooping duties, India, Mesopotamia, 1915-19; South Kurdistan
Field Force, 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel.
GRANT, JOHN,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 9 July 1873. Arts, 1892-96. Pte., 6th Gordon
Hrs., Aug. 1915; transfd. R.E. Special Bde. (gas section). Served — Home, 4 months;
France, 3 years 2 months. Final rank, Pioneer.
GRANT, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander D. G. ; b. Singapore, 22 Oct. 1894. M.A., 1915. Cadet, 2nd Artists'
Rifles, 28th London Regt., 26th Jan. 1916; commd., 4 Sept. 1916; attd. 3rd and loth
H.L.I. Served — Home, Jan. -Oct. 1916; France, Oct. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank,
Lieutenant. M.C., Jan. 1918. Croix de Guerre with gold star, Aug. 1918.
GRANT, JOHN,
s. of James G. ; b. Ballater, 28 Aug. 1895. Med., 1914, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C. 1914-15.
Pte., S.B. Res. (Navy), 7 Feb. 1916. Surg-.Sub. -Lieut., i Jan. 1918. Served in H.S.
"Rewa," H.M.S. "Lochinvar," Mediterranean, English Channel, Apr. I9i6-Sept. 1918.
Final rank, Surgeon-Sub. -Lieutenant.
213 14*
ROLL OF .S7:A' / 7C '£.
GRANT, JOHN ALLAN, M.A.,
s. of Francis W. G. ; b. Abemethy, 17 Sept. 1876. M.A., 1901. \\'ar work — Munitions,
(voluntary), Coleraine, 2-£ years.
GRANT, JOHN CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of John G. ; b. Cromdale, 19 May 1854. M.A., 1876. War work — -Presbyterian Minister
(voluntary), to 8 Military Hospls., Nottingham and neighbourhood, 5 years.
GRANT, JOHN KING,
s. of James F. G. ; b. Leeds, 4 May 1897. Med., 1918 — . Pte., 3/4th Gordon Hrs.,
2 Dec. 1915. Served with 2nd, i/4th, Gordon Hrs. Home, 3 months ; Franc v,
Belgium, Italy, 2 years 5 months. Final rank, Private.
<Brant, 3obn TRussell, p 75
(Brant, Jobn Spence, M.A., i9u, B.D., 1915 ; P. 53.
«RANT, JOHN WEMYSS, M.B.,
s. of Dougald G. ; b. Watten, 5 Apr. 1869. M.B., 1892; D.P.H., 1893. Joined I.M.S.,
July 1894. Served — Home, CO., "Z" I.G. Hospl., Brighton, 1915-16; Mesopotamia,
Feb. -July 1916. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
GRANT, JOHN WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Arthur J. G. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 18 Aug. 1894. M.A., 1919. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., July 1915. Served — France, 9 months; Home, 3 years. Final rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
GRANT, LEWIS, M.A.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Abernethy, 12 Jan. 1870. M.A., 1891; M.B. (Ed.), 1896; M.D.
(com.), 1906. War work — Aux. Mil. Hospl., 4 years.
GRANT, ROBERT, M.D.,
s. of John G. ; b. Kirkmichael, Banffshire, 18 Nov. 1866. M.B., 1888; M.D., 1905.
War work — Civil M.O. i/c troops, Cromer, 1914-18 ; M.O., Overstrand Mil. Hospl. and
Red House Aux. Hospl., 1915-17. Mentd., 1919.
GRANT, ROBERT ANDERSON,
b. Elgin, 18 Jan. 1898. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 2/6th Seaforth Hrs., 8 Dec. 1914; attd. i/6th
Seaforth Hrs., 14 A. and S. Hrs., 2/2nd Lovat's Scouts (Labour Corps). Served — U.K. and
France, 4^ years. Final rank, Private.
GRANT, ROBERT WILLIAM LYALL, M.A.,
s. of John Lyall G. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Sept. 1875. M.A., 1895 ; LL.B. (Ed.), 1903. War
work — Censor, 1914-19 ; Judge Advocate General, Nyasaland, 1915-17.
GRANT, RONALD KIRKHAM, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. G. ; b. Portlethen n Sept. 1898. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Pte..
3rd Gordon Hrs. ; transfd. M.G.C. ; O.T.C., 1914 ; Cadet, M.G.C. ; commd., Gordon Hrs..
Sept. 1917. Served — France, Italy, Home, i year i month. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
214
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GRANT, STANLEY NOEL,
s. of John G. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Dec. 1894. Arts, 1913-14, 1915-16. , Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Sept. 1914. Discharged, Feb. 1915. War work — Y.M.C.A., France, 1916-17 ;
Ministry of Nat. Service, 1918.
GRANT, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 15 May 1892. M.A., 1915. Pte., R.A.M.C.,
2/ist Highl. Fid. Amb., 16 Apr. 1915. Served — France, May igis-Oct. 1916. Final
rank, Private.
GRANT, WILLIAM GORDON, M.D.,
s. of Charles G. ; b. Inveraven, Banffshire, 15 May 1873. M.B. (Hon. Dist), 1895 ;
M.D., 1898 ; George Thompson Fellow, 1895-97. Major, S.A.M.C. (commd., during war).
O.C., V.A.I). Hospl., Johannesburg, 2 years. Final rank, Major.
GRANT, WILLIAM MILNE, M.A.,
s. of Murdoch G. ; b. Speymouth, Morayshire, 27 Sept. 1860. M.A., 1884. War work — Hut
Leader, Y.M.C.A., Le Havre, 8 months, 1917-18.
GRANT, WILLIAM MORTON, M.A.,
s. of William M. G. ; b. Drumoak, Aberdeen shire, 21 July 1895. M.A., 1919. War
work — Y.M.C.A., Mediterranean Exped. Force and France, Mar. ig^-Jan. 1919.
GRASSICK, GEORGE FREDERICK,
s. of George H. G. ; b. Leochel Cushnie, Aberdeenshire, 26 Oct. 1886. Sc., 1903-04.
Pte., 28th Canadian Infy., Nov. 1915. Served — F'rance, 1916-18. Discharged owing to
wounds. Final rank, Private.
GRASSICK, WILLIAM JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Charles G. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Mar. 1892. M.A., 1919. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 30
Oct. 1914; commd., 3rd Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1917; attd. 2nd King's Liverpool Regt.
Served — France 1915-17; India, 1918-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
GRAY, ADAM, M.D.,
s. of Adam G. ; b. Daviot, Aberdeenshire, i Mar. 1886. M.B., 1909; M.D., 1912. Pte.,
ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1904. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 12 Oct. 1914; attd. gth S. Lanes.; 5th
K.O. Y.L.I. Served — Home, Oct. I9i4-May 1915; France, Belgium, Germany, May
igi5-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Acting Major. Mentd., Apr. 1918.
GRAY, ALEXANDER ROBERTSON,
s. of James G. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Feb. 1899; Arts, 1916-17, 1919 — . Pte., Cameron Hrs.,
2 Feb. 1917 ; commd., R.N.A.S., July 1917 ; resigned commn., owing to ill-health. Gunner,
R.F.A. Served — Home, 6 months ; France, Germany, 2 years. Final rank, Acting Sergeant.
GRAY, ANDREW MOIR, M.B.,
s. of John G. ; b. Forgue, 14 May 1890. M.B., 1914. Surg.-Lieut., R.N., 13 Dec. 1914.
Served in H.M.S. "Woolwich," 1914-17; attd. R.A.F., 1918-19. Final rank, Captain.
Died 13 Sept. 1920.
ROLL OF SKR
GRAY, ANDREW PATON, M.B.,
s. of Thomas G. G. ; b. Drumlithie, 19 Dec. 1886. M.B., 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 25
Oct. 1915. Served — Home, France, Belgium, 3 4 years. Final rank, Captain.
(Brag, Hngus jfrands, p- 44.
GRAY, CRAWFORD,
s. of Sidney M. G. : b. Aberdeen, 17 Mar. 1900. Med., 1919 — . I'te., 53rd Training Batt.
Gordon Hrs., 17 Dec. 1917; transfd. R.F.C. Home service, 16 months. Final rank,
Pilot, R.A.F.
GRAY, ELIZABETH, M.B.,
d. of James G. ; b. Fochabers, i Aug. 1891. M.B., 1915. Attd., R.A.M.C. Served — Roy.
Herbert Hospl., Woolwich, Dec. I9i6-Nov. 1918; France, Nov. igiS-Dec. 1919.
Mentd., Mar. 1919.
GRAY, ERIC JACKSON,
s. of Henry G. ; b. Aberdeen. Sc., 1902-03. Enlisted, R.F.A. (during war). Home
service. Discharged owing to ill-health. Final rank, Assist. -Quartermaster.
GRAY, FRANCIS GILLESPIE,
s. of William G. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Jan. 1895. Arts, 1919 — . Sapper, R.E., 30 May
1917. Home service, Jan. igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
GRAY, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Dundee, 8 Apr. 1886. M.A., 1907. War work — Substitute Classical
Master, Kirkcaldy, 1915-16. Capt., R.A. Chaplains' Dept, Mar. 1916. Served — France,
1916-17. Final rank, Captain.
GRAY, GEORGE IRONSIDE, M.A.,
s. of John G. ; b. Fraserburgh, 12 Jan. 1883. M.A., 1912. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.), i/2nd
Higlil. Fid. Amb., July 1915. Served — Home, July ig^-Aug. 1916; France, Belgium,
Aug. 1916 --June 1918. Final rank, Private. War work — R.A.M.C. "Records," Man-
chester, 1918-19.
GRAY, GEORGE MILNE, M.A..
s. of George G. ; b. Barre, Vermont, 4 May 1896. M.A., 1916. Enlisted, Aux. S.B. Res.,
R.X., 10 ]an. 1916 ; Surg.- Probationer, R.N.V.R., 5 Apr. 1918. Served — Chatham, Ports-
mouth, First Baltic Squadron (H. M.S. "Watchman"). Final rank, Surg. -Sub-Lieutenant.
GRAY, SIR HENRY McILREE WILLIAMSON, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Mar. 1870. M.B. (Hon. Dist.), 1895 ; F.R.C.S.
(Ed.), 1902. Surg. -Capt., Aberdeen Vol. Artillery, 1900. Major, R.A.M.C. (T.), 1914.
Seconded for Service with British Hospl. (Red Cross), Wimereux, Nov. 1914. Col., A.M.S.,
Consultant Surg., B.E.F., Feb. 1915. Consultant, Special Mil. Surgery (Home Service),
June 1918. Served — France, Nov. ig^-June 1918 ; Home, June igiS-June 1919. P'inal
rank, Colonel. K.B.E. (mil.). C.B. (mil.). C.M.G. (mil.). Five mentions.
GRAY, HOWARD ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Henry G. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Jan. 1870. M.A. (II Ment.), 1888; Seafield English
Medal. War work — National War Aims Committee (Staff Writer), London, 1917-18.
216
ROU. Or SERVICE.
GRAY, HUGH PERCIVAL, M.A.,
s. of Robert N. G. ; b. Willesclen, 17 Jan 1893. M.A., 1914. Pte., 4th Cordon Hrs..
Sept. 1910; commd, Aug. 1918; attd. izth Roy. Scots. Served — Home i year; France,
Germany, 3^ years. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GRAY, JAMES GARDEN, M.A.,
s. of James G. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Feb. 1870. M.A., 1892; L.R.C. P. and S. (Ed.), 1900;
L.F.P.S. (Glas.), 1900. Capt., R.A.M.C., 1917.
GRAY, JAMES GORDON, M.A.,
s. of Charles G. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Feb. 1841. M.A. (Hon. Uist.), Mar. Coll., 1859; Gray
Bursary; D.I). (St. And.). War work — Member of the Embassy Committee, Soldiers and
Sailors Club (serving 2000 men per month), Rome, 1914-19. Apptd. Chaplain (Presby-
terian), Prisoners of War, Murren, 1916. Died 27 Feb. 1920.
GRAY, JOHN, M.H.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Inverurie, 20 Mar. 1869. M.B., 1890. 2nd Lieut., 2nd V.B.
D.L.I., 1899; Capt., 6th Batt. D.L.I. (T.), 1908. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Transfd.
R.A.M.C. ; attd. 2/3rd Northumbrian Fid. Amb. (T.F.). Served — Home, 1914-16 ; Salonika,
Sept. I9i6-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. T.I). O.B.E., Jan. 1918. Two
mentions, 1917, 1918.
GRAY, JOHN GORDON, M.A.,
s. of John G. G. ; b. Kemnay, 7 July 1893. M.A., 1914. Enlisted, " U '' Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Nov. 1911. Mobilixed, Aug. 1914. Discharged, medically unfit.
GRAY, MARGARET,
d. of John G. ; b. Lairg, 29 Dec. 1892. Sc., 1910-12. War work — Farming, theoretical
and practical ; training Land Girls ; Kent, Essex, Worcester, 1914-19.
GRAY, ROBERT WALKER,
s. of David (i. ; b. Peterhead, 8 Oct. 1864. Arts, 1884-86; Med., 1886-87; M-a- (Ed.),
1892 ; D.P.H. (Camb.), 1902. Senior M.O., Nigeria W. Afr. Mod. Staff; retd. W.A.M.S.,
1917. Temporary employment, Univ. Coll. Hospl., 1917-19.
GRAY, THEODORE GRANT, M.B.,
s. of Henry G. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 Jan. 1884. M.B., 1906. Joined N.X. Med. Corps, July
1916. Served — France, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
(Bras, Milliam, p. 4-
GRAY, WILLIAM COWAN, M.B.,
s. of Robert A. G. ; b. Montrose, 4 Oct. 1878. M.B., 1901. Joined I.M.S., Sept. 1905.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. Gen. Hospl. (England), 5th Light Infy., LA. Served — Home,
West Africa, East Africa, India, 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
GRAY, WILLIAM HENRY, M.B.,
s. of John G. ; b. S. Ronaldshay, 18 Sept. 1863. M.B., 1886. Joined I.M.S., 31 Mar.
1888. Lieut. -Colonel, 1908. "Recalled to service, died before proceeding to France,
14 Jan. 1915."
217
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GRAY, WINNIFRED MARGARKT, M.A., M.B.,
d. of Henry G. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Jan. iSSS. M.A., 1910; M.H., 1913; D.P.H., 1914.
War work — M.O., attd. ist Western (an. Hospl., Liverpool, Feb. I9i6-Aug. 1917;
attd. R.A.M.C., 1918 ; Q.M.A.A.C. Travelling Med. Hoard, London, 1918. Civil Med.
Practitioner, North Hants War Hospl., 1919.
GREEN, ARTHUR LLEWELLYN BALDWIN,
s. of William E. G. ; b. Sundown, 22 Aug. 1877. Med., 1897-1900. 2nd Lieut., IM
Herefordshire Regt., 17 Jan. 1903. Mobili/.ed, 5 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, Aug .1914
-July 1915, Sept. I9i7-Mar. 1919; Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestine, July-Sept. 1915, Nov. 1915
-Sept. 1917. Final rank, Major. D.S.O., Aug. 1917. Two mentions, 1917, 1918.
GREEN, GEORGK,
s. of James G. ; b. Leslie, 30 Jan. 1897. Sc., 1915-16. Gunner, 31 Res. Bty., Glasgow,
ii Jan. 1916. Served with 56th Res. Hty., Woolwich. Home, Salonika, 3 years. Final
rank, Gunner.
GREENLAW, JOHN,
s. of John G. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Mar. 1876. Arts, 1893-99; Uiv., 1899-1902. Chapl.,
. R.G.A. (T.F.), 1903; Chapl., 3rd Class T.K., Dec. 1914; attd. Coast Defence, Aberd. ;
A. and S. Hrs. ; 64th Div. ; 1914-15, 1916-19. Final rank, Chaplain, 2nd Class. T.I).
Nov. 1919.
GREENLAW, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of John G. ; b. Keith, 14 Apr. 1897. M.A., 1920. Signaller, No. 5 Res. Bde., R.I1'. A.,
2 Feb. 1916. Served with 504 Bty., 65 A.F.A. Bde. Home, Belgium, France, 2^ years.
Final rank, Signaller.
GREESON, BASIL LEWIN,
s. of John F. G. ; b. Umngton, Canada, 8 Dec. 1886. Arts, 1905-06. Pte., Lincoln-
shire Vol. Regt, 1916. War work — Special Constable, Invasion Emergency Committee,
War Savings Association, Bimbrook, Lines., 1914-19.
GREESON, CLARENCE EDWARD, M.D.,
s. of John F. G. ; b. Metcalfe, Canada, 29 Nov. 1888. M.B., 1910; M.U., 1913.
Surgeon R.N., 3 Apr. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served in H.M.S. "Invincible,"
in action, Heligoland Bight, 28 Aug. 1914, Falkland Islands, 8 Dec. 1914; H.M.
"Monitor 19," in action, Gallipoli, along Asia Minor and Bulgarian Coasts, Salonika, etc.,
May igis-July 1917; H.M.S. " Roberts," North Sea, Aug. ig^-May 1918; Roy. Naval
Hospl., Gt. Yarmouth, May 1918 — . Final rank, Surg. -Lieutenant, R.N.
GREGOR, ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of Walter G. ; b. Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire, 2 Oct. 1865. M.B., 1893; M.D., 1906.
Capt., R.A.M.C., (T.F.), 29 May 1915. Served — Falmouth (Specialist, Sanitary Officer
and Bacteriologist), 1915 — . Final rank, Captain. Mentd, Aug. 1919.
GREGOR, JOHN, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Cullen, 16 May 1887. M.A. (II Math.), 1909 ; B.Sc., 1910. Signaller,
R.G.A., May 1917. Served — U.K., 9 months; France, i year. Final rank, Signaller.
218
ROLL OF .S7;A'/7t7:.
GREGOR, WALTER,
s. of Robert (',. ; 1). Cullcn, 17 Apr. 1899. Med., 1916-17, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
4ist T.R.B., Oct. 1917 ; Cadet, No. 2 O.C.B. Home service, 7 months.
GREIG, ALEXANDER, M.A., B.L.,
s. of John G. ; b. Alvah, Banffshire. M.A. (II Math.), 1901 ; B.L. (dist.), 1903 ; Edmond
Prize. Pte., Uganda Vol. Res., 6 Aug. 1914 ; commd, E". African Transport Corps (Congo
Carrier Sect.), Mar. 1916. Transfd. Political Service (Civil Admin.). Served — Uganda,
1914-16 ; -German E. Africa 1916-19. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.B.E. (civil), June 1919.
Mentd., 1917.
GREIG (or IRVINE), ALICE MARY GEDDES, M.A.,
b. Strichen, 10 Sept. 1888. M. A., 1910. War work — Ministry of Munitions (Administra-
tive), Whitehall, 1917-20.
GREIG, CHARLES CORMACK, M.B.,
s. of Alexander F. G. ; b. Fyvie, i July 1848. M.B., 1873. Commd., 2nd V.B. Gordon
Hrs., 25 May 1878. Joined R.A.M.C. (T.). Home service, 3 Red Cross Hospls., Fyvie,
Oct. i9i4-Mar. 1919. V.D., 1898. Mentd., 1919. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
GREIG, GEORGE, M.A., B.L.,
s. of John G. ; b. Alvah, Banffshire, 4 Oct. 1879. M.A. 1901 ; B.L. (dist.), 1902 ; Edmond
I'ri/c. Pte., Uganda Vol. Res., 1909. Served — Uganda, 1914-16. Died, 27th Dec. 1916.
GREIG, JAMES RENNIE,
s. of James M. G. ; b. Badulla, Ceylon, 14 July 1876. Sc., 1899. Commd., Lond.
R.E., 1906; later Lond., R.G.A. (T.I''.). Mobilized Major, London R.G.A., Aug. 1914;
transfd. Capt., R.E., 691(1 Division. Served — Home, 1914-18, Apr.-Oct. 1919 ; France,
June igi8-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Major.
GREY, ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of William T. G. ; b. Toowoomba, Queensland, 9 Mar. 1892. M.B., 1914. Enlisted,
in Australia, Aug. 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.) ; attd. 4/ist Highl. Fid. Amb. ; ist Lanes.
Fid. Amb. ; i/5th A. and S. Hrs. Served — Egypt, Sinai, Palestine, 1914-19. Final
rank, Captain.
GRIEVE, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of David G. ; b. Gamrie, Banffshire, 16 Apr. 1896. M.A., 1918; Med., 1917 — . Pte.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 9 Apr. 1915. Served — Home, 1915, 1916; Flanders, 1-30 Sept.
1915. In Hospital, Oct. igi5-Aug. 1916. Final rank, Private.
GRIEVE, NORMAN SCRIMGEOUR,
s. of John G. ; b. Montrose, 22 Aug. 1894. U.D.A., N.D.A., 1915. Pioneer, "D"
Special Coy., R.E., 17 Aug. 1915. Served — France, 3 years 6 months. Final rank,
Corporal.
GRIFFITH, ALEXANDER HILL, M.D.,
s. of Charles F. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Dec. 1858. M.B., 1880; M.D., 1883; F.R.C.S.
(Ed.), 1896. Major (a. la suite), R.A.M.C. (T.), 1908. Mobilized, 1914. Home service,
Manchester (Ophthalmic work), 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
219
ROLL ()/«• SKRl'ICE.
GRIFFITH, FRANK, M.B.,
5. of l-'rank ( ',. : h. Sydenham, 9 Feb. 1890. M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C.. Sept. 11)14.
Served — Home, Sept. Dec. 1914; India, Mesopotamia, India, Burma, 1915 — . I
rank, Captain.
GRIFFITH, THOMAS WARDROP, M.D.,
s. of Charles F. G. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Jan. 1861. M.B. (Hons.), 1882 ; M.D. (Hons.), 1888.
Major, R.A.M.C. (T.), Oct. 1908. Mobilized, Jan. 1915. Home service, Leeds (2nd
Northern Gen. Hospl, Northern Command Cardiac Centre), 1915-19. Final rank, Lieut. -
Colonel. C.M.G. Two mentions, 1917, 1918.
GRIPPER. WALTER, M.A.,
s. of Thomas G. ; b. Streatham, Surrey, 2 June 1853. M.A., 1873; B.A. (Cantab.), 1876;
M.A., 1881 ; M.B., 1881. Home service, Capt., Surrey R.A.M.C. (V.), 1915-19.
GRUER, EDGAR WILLIAM,
s. of William G. ; b. Inverurie, 8 May 1890. Sc., 1918—. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.), Apr. 1913.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with, R.E. (Signal Service). Home, 1914-16; France,
1916-18. Final rank, Corporal.
GRUER, HAROLD GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of William G. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 May 1886. M.A. (I Cl.), 1908. First Bursar, 1904;
Simpson Greek, Seafield Latin, Lyon, Jenkyns, Prizes ; Town Council Gold Medal ; Fullerton
Scholarship, 1908. I.C.S. 1909. " U " Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1904-08; Trooper,
Mounted Irify. Nagpur Vol. Rifles, 1910-17; 2nd Lieut., I.A. Res. Officers, Nov. 1917.
Served — India, Nov. ig^-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
(Bunn, aiejan&er James, P. 36.
GUNN, COLIN FRASER, M.A.,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Gairloch, Ross-shire, 10 Feb. 1885. M.A., 1907. Pte., 4th Seaforth
Hrs., 1 8 Nov. 1915. Commd., A. and S. Hrs., Apr. 1918. Served — Home, India, Afghan
Campaign, 1915-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
GUNN, DONALD BENJAMIN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander G. ; b. Glasgow, 10 June 1891. M.A., 1915 ; Law, 1916-17. Kay,
Hunter, Prizes. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.), 8 Jan. 1916; commd., R.A.F., Jan. 1918. Home
service, attd. War Office, 1916-19. F'inal rank, Captain. M.B.E., Oct. 1919.
GUNN, GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Peter D. G. ; b. Wick, 26 Aug. 1867. M.A., 1891. Pte., H.L.I., 1914.
GUNN, HECTOR MACKAY,
s. of Hugh G. ; b. Farr, Sutherland, 27 Oct. 1895. Arts, 1914-16, 1919 — . Deck Hand,
Trawler Section, R.N.R., Apr. 1916. Served — Home (Portsmouth Command), 8 months;
Gibraltar, Eastern Mediterranean, 2 years 4 months. Final rank, Deck Hand.
GUNN, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John G. ; b. Buckie, 18 Nov. 1891. M.A., 1915. Pte., Non-Combatant Corps, 1917.
220
ROLL OF SERVICE.
GUNN, MURDO MACKENZIE,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Gairloch, Ross-shire, n Mar. 1895. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — . Pioneer,
Special Bde., R.E., 20 Jan. 1916. Served — France, 2 years. Final rank, L./Corporal.
M.M., July 1917.
GUNN, ROBERT,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Wick, 30 Sept. 1892. Com., 1919 — . Sapper, 94th Fid. Coy.,
R.E., 7 Sept. 1914. Served — Home, Sept. I9i4-July 1915 ; France, Flanders, July 1915-
June 1919. Final rank, Coy. Q.M. -Sergeant.
GUNN, RODERICK MACKENZIE, M.D.,
s. of Robert G. ; b. Gairloch, Ross-shire, 10 Dec. 1882. M.B. (Hons.), 1906 ; M.D. (Hons.),
1908. Capt, N.Z. Med. Corps., Oct. 1914. Served — N. Zealand, Egypt, France, O. i/c
Hospl. Ship, "Maheno," 1914-19. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel.
GUNN, WILLIAM GILLESPIE BRYSON, M.B.,
s. of J. B. ,G. ; b. Fordyce, 3 Apr. 1878. M.B., 1904. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 1915.
(Butbrie, Blesanfcer, P. 65.
(Butbrie, Tfoector /IfcacXennan, M.A., 1914; P. 6.
HADDEN, CHARLES STRACHAN, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of James A. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Jan. 1892. M.A., 1912; LL.B., 1914. Commd., 7th
Gordon Hrs., i Dec. 1915; transfd. M.G.C. Served — France, May I9i6-Apr. 1917.
Prisoner of War in Germany, Apr. I9i7-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
tmfc&en, Cpril /IDartin, M.A., 1902, B.L., 1905 ; P. 85.
HADFIELD, JOSEPH, M.B.,
s. of Joseph H. ; b. Staleybridge, 29 Sept. 1870. M.B., 1900. Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
attd. ist T.C.B., Cheshire Regt. ; M.O., Glossop Area, 1916.
HAGGARTY, ISABELLA,
b. Glasgow, 16 Mar. 1892. Sc., 1913-14. War work — Forestry, Darnaway, Morayshire,
1917.
HAIG, ARTHUR NORMAN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James. S. H. ; b. Ahmednagar, Bombay, 6 Feb. 1875. M-A-> l895 ; M.B., 1899.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., Oct. 1915. Served — Hospl. Ship, " Essequibo," Mediterranean, France, i
year. War work — Hon. Surg., Yeovil, Holnest, Red Cross Hospls., Oct. 1916 till de-
mobilization. F"inal rank, Lieutenant.
HAIG, DOUGLAS VERCOE, M.D.,
s. of James S. H. ; b. Ahmednagar, Bombay, u Nov. 1873. M.B., 1895; M-^- (com.),
1901. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. 2nd Northumbrian
Fid. Amb., 3oth Amb. Train, gth, sth, 3rd, Gen. Hospls., nth Stationary Hospl.
Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Belgium, Germany, 4 years 10 months. Final rank,
Major.
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ROLL (>/•• SERVICE.
1baiQ, Militant Stepben, M.A., 1914 ; p. 19.
HALL, ALFRED PETRIE, M.B.,
s. of Robert H. ; h. Woodside, 13 Aug. 1884. M.I!., 1906. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 18 Dec.
1917. Served — France. Final rank, Captain.
1ball, Iberbert 3obn, P. 5*
HALL, HERBERT WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Charles H. ; b. New Pitsligo, 22 Dec. 1889. M.A., 1911. War work — Superin-
tendent, Church Army Hut, Ypres, Apr.-Sept. 1917.
HALL, JOHN FALCONER, M.B.,
s. of William H. ; b. Ettrick, 22 Feb. 1872. Arts, 1888-89. M-B-> l893- Slug-. R.X.,
1895. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served in H.M.S. "Hannibal," "Vivid," H.M.
"Australia," H.M. "Soudan," 1914-16. Employed at Gallipoli ; after evacuation, with
Grand Fleet, Rosyth, Cromarty, Sea pa. Med. Dept., Admiralty, 1916-19. Final rank,
Surg. -Captain. C.M.G., Aug. 1919.
HALL, WILLIAM SCOTT, M.B.,
s. of Alexander H. ; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 27 June 1875. M.B., 1897. Lieut., R.A..M.C.,
10 June 1915. Served — Home, 18 months; France, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
HALLIDAY, DAVID HARRY,
s. of James H. ; b. Peterhead. 19 Dec. 1888. Arts, 1907-08. Joined "U" Coy., 2nd
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1907. Pte., 5th Gordon Hrs., 17 July 1916; commd., Mar. 1917;
attd. No. 3 Res. Batt. (gth Div.), India, i/yth Hampshire Regt. Served — Home, India,
Aden Peninsula, July I9i6-Nov. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
HALLIDAY, GEORGE,
s. of George H. ; b. Rothesay, 7 Sept. 1900. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 2/28th London Regt.,
16 Oct. 1918; 2nd Artists' Rifles, O.T.C. Home service, 1918-19. Final rank.
Private.
HARDIE, ANNIE, M.A.,
d. of John H. ; b. Pluscarden, 13 Jan. 1888. M.A. (II Mod. Lang.), 1910. War work —
War Office (Superintendent, Press Section ; Mobilization Directorate ; Secy., Women War
Workers Resettlement Committee), 1917-19. M.B.E. Mentd., 1919.
HARDIE, SIR DAVID, M.D., LL.D.,
s. of John H. ; b. Elgin, 4 June 1856. M.B., 1878; M.D., 1887 ; LL.D., 1919. Kt., cr.
1913. Major, R.A.M.C., May 1915. Served — Millbank Mil. Hospl., 2 months ; Australian
Hospl., Boulogne, 8 months. Final rank, Lieut-Colonel.
HARDIE, FREDERICK WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Charles S. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 July 1888. M.A., 1909. Enlisted, R.A.M.C., 3/2nd
Highl. Fid. Amb., 24 Aug. 1915. Served with 2/2nd Highl. Fid. Amb., 4ist Stationary
Hospl. Home, 1916-17; France, 1917-18. F'inal rank, Private.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
HARDIE (or HASLUCK), MARGARET MASSON, M.A.,
(1. of John H. ; b. Drumblade, 18 June 1885. M.A. (I Cl.), 1907. Black Latin Prize;
Si -afield Latin Medal; Croom Robertson Fellow, 1909. First Class (Div. II.), Classical
Tripos, Camb., 1909, ign. War work — British Legation, Athens, 1915, 1916; War
Office, London, 1916.
HARE, ALFRED WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Humphrey J. H. ; b. Chatham, 28 June 1875. M.B., 1897. War work — Surgeon,
Y.A.I). Hospl., Southport, 1915-17. Lieut., R.A.M.C, 15 Mar. 1917. Served — France,
Italy, 1 5 months. Final rank, Captain.
MARGRAVE, ERNEST LESLIE GEORGE,
s. of William H. ; b. Salhouse, 7 Nov. 1877. Med., 1896-1900. Joined S. African
Mounted Transport. Served — German East Africa.
HARGREAVES, CLAUDE CHRISTIAN, M.B.,
s. of Walter H. ; b. Rothwell, 25 Dec. 1888. M.B.. 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 3 Jan. 1916.
Served — France, Home, 9 months. Invalided from Army. Final rank, Lieutenant.
HARGREAVES, HERBERT, M.B.,
s. of James H. ; b. Rothwell, 9 Dec. 1885. M.B., 1909. Joined R.A.M.C. (V.), Aberd.
Coy. Commd, R.A.M.C., Dec. 1915. Served — France, igis-Dec. 1917. Demobilized
for Civilian Med. Duties. Final rank, Captain.
HARPER, DOUGLAS, M.A., B.L.,
s. of William H. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Dec. 1880. M.A., 1902; B.L. (dist.), 1905. Pte.,
Canadian Exped. Force, 27 Dec. 1915. Served — soth Batt. Canadian Infy., Canada,
1915-16; F,ngland, France, 1916-19. F'inal rank, Private.
tiarper, Hlejau&cr Simpson, M.A., i9n ; P. 72.
HARPER, THOMAS, M.B.,
s. of William H. ; b. Foveran, Aberdeenshire, 15 Apr. 1873. M.B., 1896; D.P.H., 1897.
War Work — Admiralty Surgeon and Agent, Stranraer ; M.O., Luce Bay Air Station ; Hon.
M.O., Lochinch Mil. Aux. Hospl., 1914-19.
HARPER, WILLIAM FRANCIS, M.A.,
s. of William H. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Feb. 1883. M.A., 1904. War Work — Church Army
Hut, Fid. Amb., Hospl. work, France, 1917-18; Pte., R.A.M.C., May 1918. Home ser-
vice, 1918-19. Final rank, Private.
HARRISON, JOHN WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Richard H. ; b. Sandwich, Kent, 27 Mar. 1853. M.B., 1884. Surgeon, Cinque Ports
Arty. Vol., 1885 ; attd. Loyal North Lanes, and King's Own; Welsh Div. Arty. ; Scottish
Provisional Batt., Sandwich. Served — Home 1915-18. Final rank, Hon. Colonel. V.D.
HARROWER, RACHEL BLANCHE (n<Je GEDDES),
d. of Principal Sir Wm. Geddes ; b. Old Aberdeen. Arts, 1893-94. War work —
War Relief Assocn., Soldiers and Sailors Families Assocn., Old Aberdeen ; War
Dressings Depdt, Surgical Appliances Depdts, Pensions Committee, Aberdeen, 1914-19.
223
ROLL OF SKRl'lCJi.
HARROWES, WILLIAM HENDERSON, M.A.,
s. of William K. H.; b. Aberdeen, i3july 1872. M.A., 189(1. Commd., ( 'hapl., 4th Class;
attd. 5th H.L.I., May 1914. Homo service, 1914-18.
HART, ALFRED PAUL, M.B.,
s. of Richard H. ; b. Catton, Norfolk, 25 Nov. 1856. M. H., 1879. Joined R.A.M.C., 188 i :
retd. as Lieut.-Col., 1902. Rejoined R.A.M.C.,i9i5. Served — Frame, Egypt, Home.
War work — M.O. i/c Hospl. Ship, Recruiting Board, Med. Board, Mil. Hospl., 1915-19.
Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
HARVEY, ALEXANDER, B.Com.,
s. of John H. ; b. Insch, 18 Oct. 1891. B.Com., 1920. Pte., R.A.M.C., 2/2iid High!.
Fid. Amb., 12 Jan. 1915 ; commd, Cameron Hrs., 27 Aug. 1915. Served — Home, i year:
France, 3^ years. Final rank, Captain.
HARVEY, CHARLES ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of John C. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Aug. 1894. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1917.
HARVEY, D'ARCY, M.B.,
s. of James D'A. H. ; b. London, 20 Apr. 1866. M.B., 1887. Surg., R.X.. iSSS: Fleet
Surg., 1904; retd., 1910. War work — M.O., Gore Aux. Hospl. 1914-19.
HARVEY, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of John H. ; b. Inverallan, Morayshire, 27 Dec. 1854. M.A. (II Cl.), 1874. War work
— Served on Military Tribunal, War Pensions Committee, War Savings Committee, etc.,
Cromdale, 1914-19.
HARVEY, GEORGE ROWNTREE,
s. of William H. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 May 1891. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., R.A.M.C., 2/ist
Highl. Fid. Amb., 17 Apr. 1915; transfd. R.A.F. Served— France, May-Sept. 1915,
Sept. i9i7~Aug. 1918; Home (invalided), Sept. I9i5-Sept. 1917. 'Final rank, Corporal.
HARVEY, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of George T. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Mar. 1859. M.A., 1879. Commd., Chapl. 4th Class ;
attd. 7th Royal Scots (T.F.), 1909. Mobilized, Nov. 1914. Home service, Forth
Defences, 1914, 1915, 1916. Final rank, Major.
HASLEWOOD, CLARENCE, M.B.,
s. of William M. H. ; b. Great Harwood, Lanes., 8 Mar. 1866. M.B., 1896. War
work — M.O., Lord Derby War Hospl., Warrington ; Member, Recruiting, Pensions,
Boards, 1915, 1917, I9!8, 1919. Died 25 Oct. 1920.
HASTINGS, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James H. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Dec. 1887. M.A., 1913. M.B., 1920. Gunner, R.G.A.,
30 June 1916. Home service, 4 months.
HASTINGS, ANN WILSON, M.A.,
d. of James H. ; b. Kinneff, Mearns, 21 Apr. 1885. M.A.. 1915 (I Ment., 1916):
Bain Medal; Gladstone Memorial Prize; Fullerton, Scholar. War work — Y.M.C.A.,
Canteen and Educational, France, 1916-18.
224
ROLL OF SERVICE.
HASTINGS, EDWARD, M.A.,
s. of James H. ; b. Kinneff, Mearns, 21 Mar. 1890. M.A. (Ill Eng.), 1913. War work
— Y.M.C.A., Egypt, Lemnos, Macedonia, Serbia, Bulgaria, 1915-19.
HASTINGS (or GARTHWAITE), HELEN MURRAY,
d. of William H. ; b. Moniaive, 26 Jan. 1880. Arts, 1902-03. War work — V.A.I).
Hospl., Dumfries, 1914-17.
twsttngs, 5ames Smitb, M.A., 1912 ; P. 30.
HAWES, ARTHUR JOSEPH, M.B.,
s. of William A. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 May 1894. M.B., 1916. Joined "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1911. Mobilized, 1914. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), June 1916; attd. ist Roy.
Irish Rifles ; King George Hospl., Poona ; ggth Squadr. R.A.F. Served — France, Feb.-May
I9IS> June igi6-Oct. 1917 ; India, Oct. 1917 — . Final rank, Captain. M.C., 1917.
Mentd., 1917.
HAWKINS, WILFRID FRANCIS, M.B.,
s. of William H. ; b. Lahore, 2 2 Dec. 1891. M.B., 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
ii Aug. 1914; attd. Indian Cavalry. Served — France, Palestine, Sept. I9i4-May 1919.
Final rank, Captain. Mentd., Mar. 1919. Died, 21 Apr. 1921.
HAY, ALEXANDER JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Alexander H. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Mar. 1874. M.A., 1894. War work — Acting Chaplain,
Stobs Camp, 1914-19.
Imp, Hlfreb Cbalmers, P. 53-
HAY, ARTHUR COLSON, M.A.,
b. Rosario, Argentine Republic, 18 Sept. 1883. M.A., 1905. Pte., 4th Res. Gordon Hrs.,
July 1917; transfd. M.G.C. ; commd., 2nd Lieut., 2/102 K.E.O. Grenadiers (India), July
1918. Served — Home, India, 1917-18. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
HAY, EDWARD HUTTON, M.A.,
s. of George H. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Nov. 1861. M.A. (II Cl.), 1883. Home service, ist
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1916-19; Brit. Red Cross Socy. (Scottish Branch), 1915-18.
HAY, GEORGE GORDON WALLACE, M.B.,
s. of George E. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 July 1895. M.B., 1921. War work — British Red
Cross, 4 Aug. I9i4-Sept. 1916. Pioneer, Special Bde., R.E., 23 Sept. 1916; transfd.
R.A.M.C. Served — Home, 1916, 1917-18; France, Belgium, Nov. igiG-Nov. 1917.
Final rank, Private.
HAY, GEORGE ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of George H. ; b. Peterhead, i Aug. 1892. M.A. (II Math.), 1919. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 24 Oct. 1914 ; transfd. R.E. ; commd., Sept. 1917. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France,
Flanders, June igi5-Mar. 1919; Germany, Apr.-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
Mentd., 1918.
225 15
ROLL OF SEKl'ICI-.
HAY, JAMES, M.A., B.L.,
s. of James H. ; b. Tarves, 20 Oct. 1871. M.A., 1891 ; B.L., 1896. Lieut, 2/4th Gordon
Hrs., 2 Oct. 1914; attd. 4th Gordon Hrs., 5th A. and S. llrs. Served — Home, 1914-
16, 1916-17; France, Feb.-July 1916; Palestine (Administration of Enemy Territory),
Nov. ig^-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
HAY, JAMES WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of James H. ; b. Fordyce, 27 Nov. 1898. M.A., 1920. A.U.O.T.C. Pte., 4th A.
and S. Hrs., 2 Apr. 1917 ; commd., i/4th Seaforth Hrs., 31 July 1918. Served — Home,
17 months; France, 8 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
HAY, JOHN CRAWFORD MATTHEW,
s. of Matthew H. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Apr. 1889. Sc., 1905. Commd., Royal Scots, 12 Sept.
1914. Transfd. Motor M.G. Service, R.F.C., R.A.F. Served — France, Italy, 2$ years.
Final rank, Captain.
HAY, MATTHEW,
s. of Matthew H. ; b. Rothesay, 25 Sept. 1885. Med., 1902-03, 1908. 2nd Lieut., R.G.A.,
25th Heavy Bty., 19 Mar. 1915. Served — Home, 9 months ; Egypt, 3 months; France
3^ years. Final rank, Major. Croix de Guerre. Mentd., June 1918.
HAY, ROBERT CRAWFORD BUCHANAN,
s. of Matthew H. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 May 1892. Med., 1911-12. Pte., Penang Vol. R.G.A.,
1914.
HAYDON, LEONARD GUSCOTE, M.B.,
s. of George H. ; b. Sheriton Bishop, Devon. 3 Sept. 1872. M.B., 1896; D.P.H., 1897.
Major, S. African Med. Corps, Nov. 1914. Served — Union of S. Africa, German S.\V.
Africa, 1914-15. P.M.O. for S.W.A. Protectorate after the surrender, 1915-16. Released
from Mil. Service, 1918. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel, S.A.M.C. D.S.O. Mentd., 1918.
HAYWOOD, LEWIS, M.B.,
s. of George T[ruefitt] ; b. London, 10 Aug. 1857. M.B., 1880. Joined R.A.M.C., 1882.
Retd. 1902. Re-employed. Home service, D.A.D.M.S., South Midland Division, T.F. ;
M.O., Barnet War Hospl, 1914-19. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
HAZELWOOD, JAMES SCOTT,
s. of James H. ; b. Aberdeen, i June 1894. Arts, 1913-15, 1920 — . War work —
Munitions, 1915-18; Member, Abdn. Vol. Regt. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.), 1917-18.
HEANY, KENNETH FRANCIS,
s. of Thomas H. ; b. Hull, 5 Sept. 1897. Sc., 1918-19. O.T.C. Hymers Coll., Hull,
and Lieut., 2nd Northumbrian Bde., R.F.A. (T.F.), 21 Jan. 1915; attd. Y/63 Trench
Mortar Bty., 223 Bde. R.F.A. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, July I9i6-June 1917.
Wounded. Final rank, Lieutenant.
HEARNE, ARTHUR AMBROSE, M.B.,
s. of Ambrose H. ; b. St. Andrew, Jamaica, 17 June 1890. M.B., 1916. Joined R. A. M.C.,
1911. Mobilized, 1914. Surg.-Capt., Jamaica War Contingent, July i'9i6. Served- —
Home, 1914-15 ; Jamaica, Egypt, Jamaica, 1916 — . Final rank, Captain.
226
ROLL OF SERVICE.
HECTOR, GEORGE PITTEXDRIGH, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John H. ; b. Calcutta, 20 Oct. 1880. M.A. (II CL), 1901; B.Sc., 1906. Pte., E.
Bengal Mtd. Rifles, 1915.
HECTOR, MABEL, M.B.,
d. of John H. ; b. Calcutta, 16 Dec. 1879. M.B., 1911. And. R.A.M.C., Aug. 1916.
Served — Malta, i year; Home, 9 months; Egypt, 15 months.
HECTOR, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Andrew E. H. ; b. Bourtie, Aberdeenshire, 17 June 1869. M.B., 1893. \Var work
—Brit. Red Cross Socy. (Scottish Branch), Temair Lodge Hospl., Tarland, 1915.
HEGGS, THOMAS BARRETT, M.D.,
s. of William F. H. ; b. West Bromwich, 13 Dec. 1879. M.B., 1902 ; M.D., 1904.
Joined Aberd. Univ. Coy., R.A.M.C., 1898; commd., i/4th The Buffs (E. Kent. Regt.,
T.F.), 1907. Mobilized Capt., 1914. Transfd. R.A.M.C. Served — Home, Aug.-Oct 1914;
India, Aden, India, Mesopotamia, 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
HENDERSON, ALBERT, M.A., M.D.,
s. of William H. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 July 1869. M.A. (II Ment.), 1889; M.B., 1894;
M.D., 1902. Capt., N.Z. Med. Corps, 1916.
HENDERSON, ALEXANDER MILNE, M.D.,
s. of George H. ; b. Keith, 12 Feb. 1854. M.B. (Highest Hons.), 1877; M.D., 1879.
War work — M.O., Crossfield (Red Cross) Hospl., American Hospl. for English soldiers,
Highgate, 1916-19.
•fcenoerson, Hlejan&er IRennie, M.A., i9n ; P. 19.
HENDERSON, CHARLES LAMOND,
s. of William H. ; b. Auchinblae, 12 Apr. 1896. Arts, 1913-14. M.A. (Ed.); Barrister at
Law of The Middle Temple. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1914. Commd., 5th Bedfordshire
Regt. ; attd. 68th Provisional Batt.
HENDERSON, DOUGLAS CAMPBELL.
s. of James W. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 June 1899. Med., 1919 — . Pioneer, R.E., Signal
Coy., June 1917. Home service, June 1917-060. 1918. Final rank, Sapper.
HENDERSON, GEORGE, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James H. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Dec. 1854. M.A., 1876; B.D., 1887. War work—
Y.M.C.A., France, 1917; Voluntary Recruiting Agent, War Savings Committee, 1915-18.
•fcen&erson, 6eor0e Snfcrew falconer, P. 92.
HENDERSON, GRAHAM,
s. ofWilliam H. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 June 1898. Sc., 1919 — . Enlisted, 2/4th Gordon Hrs.,
Oct. 1914; commd., 19 Dec. 1915; attd. 3/4th, 2/7th, 3/5th, i/5th, Gordon Hrs.
Served — Home, 1914-17; France, 1917-18. Taken prisoner at Fresnay le Petit, nr. St.
Quentin, 21 Mar. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., 21 Mar. 1918.
227
ROLL OF SERVICE.
HENDERSON (or FOTHERINGHAM), ISABELLA, M.A.,
d. of William H. ; b. Huntly, 19 Aug. 1880. M.A., 1903. War work — War dressings,
gathering sphagnum moss, etc., Laurencekirk, 1915-19.
HENDERSON, JAMES,
s. of James H. ; b. Fraserburgh, 16 April 1899. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 8th Cameron Hrs.,
28 Nov. 1916. Served with 4th A. and S. Hrs., 6th Black Watch. Home, France.
Final rank, Sergeant.
Iben&erson, James /l&ac&onalfc, M.A., 1912 ; P. 87.
HENDERSON, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of David H. ; b. Wick, 8 June 1887. M.A., 1910. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.), 22 May 1915 ;
transfd. R.E. ; 5th Fid. Survey Batt., "K" Sound Ranging Section. Served — Home,
1915-17; France, Belgium, 1917-19. Final rank, Corporal.
HENDERSON, JOHN WISHART, M.A., B.L.,
s. of John H. ; b. Edinburgh, 3 Feb. 1884. M.A., 1904; B.L., 1906. Commd., ist
Highl. Bde., R.F.A., Aug. 1914; attd. sist, 64th, 54th, Divisions. Served — Home, 1914-
15, 1915-18; France, Apr. -Dec. 1915; Palestine, Syria, Egypt, May igiS-Mar. 1919.
Final rank, Captain.
HENDERSON, MURRAY ROSS,
s. of A. H. ; b. Banchory Ternan, 12 Nov. 1899. Sc., 1917, 1919 — . Pte., sist Gordon
Hrs., 23 Nov. 1917. Cadet, R.A.F. Home service, 14 months. Final rank, Cadet,
R.A.F.
HENDERSON, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William H. ; b. Auchinblae, 17 Oct. 1889. M.B., 1912. Pte., Scottish Horse, 1907 ;
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1908; Lieut., R.A.M.C, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Aug. I9i4-Mar.
1919. Final rank, Captain.
HENDERSON, WILLIAM DAWSON, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of William H. ; b. Huntly, 25 Mar. 1876. M.A., 1902; B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1903;
Fullerton Scholar. 2nd Lieut., 2/ist W. Riding Heavy Bty. R.G.A., 1917.
HENDRY, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of James H. ; b. Fordyce, 6 July 1881. M.B., 1904. Univ. Coy., R.A.M.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 1907. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — India, Mesopotamia, India,
Home, France, Belgium, Aug. I9i4-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
HENDRY, ALEXANDER WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of William A. H. ; b. Woodside, 18 Oct. 1887. M.B., 1914; M.D., 1918. Lieut,
R.A.M.C., Sept. 1914. Served — France, 2 years 3 months; Home, 2 years. Final rank,
Captain. O.B.E., 1919.
HENDRY, ALLAN CRUICKSHANK,
s. of George H. ; b. Aberdeen, 1896. Med., 1919 — . Enlisted, R.E., Highl. Div. Signal
Coy., Sept. 1914. Commd., 5th Gordon Hrs., July 1915. Transfd. R.F.C., R.A.F.
Served — Home, 2 years; France, 2 years. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., 1916.
228
ROLL OF SERVICE.
HENDRY, ANTHONY MORRICE,
s. of John H. ; b. Fraserburgh, 11 Nov. 1896. Arts, 1915-16. Me<l, 1919 — . Able
Seaman, R.N., Apr. 1916 ; attd. Mine Clearance Service. Served— Home, At Sea, 3
years 6 months. Final rank, Able Seaman.
HENDRY, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of James H. ; b. Rothes, 20 Sept. 1880. M.A., 1903. Attested, 1915; Called up,
June 1917. Gunner, R.(i.A. Served — Flanders, France, Sept. igiy-Oct. 1918.
Final rank, Gunner.
HENDRY, JAMES ALEXANDER. M.A.. B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of George H. ; b. Keith, i Dec. 1884. M.A., 1905; B.Sc., 1905; M.B., 1908. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 8 Dec. 1914; attd. 3rd Scottish Rifles; 64th Bde. R.F.A. ; ist Scots Guards.
Served — Home, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Home, Salonika, France, 1914-19. Final rank,
Captain.
HENDRY, JAMES LEITH,
s. of William A. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Oct. 1888. Med, 1910-15; L.R.C.P. (Ed.), 1915.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 8 Sept. 1915. Served — U.K., i year; France, z| years. Final rank,
Captain. M.C.
HENDRY, JOHN NOBLE,
s. of John H. ; b. Fraserburgh, 3 Feb. 1895. Sc., 1914-15, 1919 — . 1'te.. 4th Gordon
Hrs , 19 Apr. 1915 ; and Lieut., 51(1 Gordon Hrs., 17 Jan. 1916; later attd. M.G.C. Served
—Home, '15 months; Abroad, 26 months. Prisoner of War, 8 months. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
HENDRY, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of George H. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Jan. 1879. M.A., 1900; Dipl. in Ed., 1903. Gunner,
N. Scottish, R.G.A., 7 June 1916. Home service, 1916-18. Final rank, Gunner.
HENRY, JOHN,
s. of William H. ; b. Marykirk, 21 June 1896. Sc., 1912-14. Trooper, Fife and Forfar
Yeomanry, Oct. 1914. Served — Home, Oct. I9i4-Aug. 1915 ; Dardanelles, Aug. -Oct.
1915. Wounded; invalided; discharged Mar. 1916. Final rank, Trooper.
HENRY, STANLEY, M.B.,
s. of Alexander H. ; b. Turriff, 14 Apr. 1890. M.B., 1916. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1915.
HENRY, WILLIAM MILLAR, M.A.,
s. of George H. ; b. Bucksburn, 10 Nov. 1880. M.A., 1903. Gunner, R.G.A., 30 June
1916; commd., July 1918. Served — U.K., 1916-17, 1917-18; France, Flanders, May-
Oct. 1917. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
HETHERINGTON, OSCAR MICHAEL,
s. of Michael H. ; b. Manchester, 6 Mar. 1894. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., Manchester Regt., 2
Sept. 1914; Lieut., R.A.F., Feb. 1917. Served — Home, 4 years; France i year. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
1bigb, IRobert 5>onal&, P. 82.
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ROLL OF SEKl'/CJ-.
HILL, ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, M.A., M.B.,
s. of George H. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Oct. 1895. M.A., 1916; M.B., 1918. Enlisted, 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1912. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1918. Served — France, 8 months; wounded.
Resumed studies. Returned to service, Mesopotamia, 1918 — . Final rank, Captain.
HILSON, NORMAN JAMES MACFARLANE, M.A.,
s. of Thomas H. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 June 1896. M.A., 1919. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Oct.
1915; attd. and Seaforth Hrs., R.E. (Fid. Survey Coy.). Served — Home, France, Home,
Mesopotamia, India, Palestine, Oct. igis-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Sapper.
KINGSTON, ALFRED ALWYNNE, M.B.,
s. of Joseph T. H. ; b. Clifton, 13 July 1871. M.B., 1900. B.A. (Cantab.), 1894.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized Major. Served — France, Mar. igis-Nov. 1917;
Italy, France, Oct. igiS-May 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut.-Colonel.
HINTON, HAMMOND TOOKE, M.B.,
s. of Joseph H. ; b. Hinton Charterhouse, Somerset, 17 May 1862. M.B., 1893. War
work— M.O. i/c 2 Military Camps (Belgians), Wilts, 2 years.
HITCHINS, ADA FLORENCE REMFRY,
b. Tavistock, 20 June 1891. Sc., 1914-16. War work — Analytical Chemist, Admiralty
Laboratories, Glasgow, Sheffield, 1916-19.
HJORT, OSBORNE FREDERICK,
s. of E. C. H. ; b. Johannesburg,. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 52nd Gordon Hrs.; O.T.T.W.
Royal Flying Corps, 6 Feb. 1918. Home service, Feb. igiS-Jan. 1919.
HOARE, SAMUEL, M.A.,
s. of Barnard G. H. ; b. Inverness, 4 Aug. 1896. M.A. (I Cl.), 1919. Pte., Inns of
Court O.T.C., 15 Dec. 1915; commd., 4th Cameron Hrs., July 1916; attd. nth
Scottish Rifles, loth Devons, 2nd Cameron Hrs. Served — Home, Dec. igis-Nov. 1916;
Macedonia, Nov. I9i6-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
HOGG, CECIL BERESFORD, M.B.,
s. of Robert H. ; b. Clones, Ireland, 11 Apr. 1890. M.B., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C,
10 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, France, Hospital Ship (English Channel, Mediterranean,
.'Egean Sea), Egypt, Palestine, Aug. I9i4-May 1919. Final rank, Captain.
HOGG, GEORGE,
s. of James A. H. ; b. Galston, n Mar. 1897. Med., 1919 — . Driver, R.E., Signal Section,
M.E.F., 8 Jan. 1915. Served — Home, Jan. -June 1915; Suvla' Bay, Gallipoli, 1915-16;
Suez, Sinai, 1916. Invalided home; discharged 1917. Final rank, Driver.
HOGG, WILLIAM PEAT, M.B.,
s. of Robert H. ; b. Clones, Ireland, 29 Feb. 1888. M.B., 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
10 Oct. 1914; transfd. I.M.S. Served — Home, France, Flanders, India, Mesopotamia,
Oct. igH-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Feb. 1918. Bar to M.C., Jan. 1919.
Mentd., Mar. 1918.
230
ROLL 01- SERVICE.
HOLT, THOMAS, M.D.,
s. of Thomas H. ; b. Accrington, 29 Jan. 1866. M.B., 1890; M.D., 1906. Joined
R.A.M.C., 1894. Mobilized, 1914. Served — Egypt, Gallipoli, 1914-15; Home, 1915-18.
Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. T.D.
HOOK, REUBEN JOHN,
s. of William C. H. ; b. Sidmouth, 4 Mar. 1898. Arts, 1920 — . Sapper, R.E., Naval
Division, May 1915; 2nd Lieut., Rifle Bde., May 1917, transfd. R.A.F., 1918. Served —
Gallipoli, Greece, France, Home, France and Belgium, Home/France, Home, Aug. 1915-
Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. Distinguished Flying Cross. War work — North
Russian Relief Force, R.A.F. (Voluntary), May-Oct. 1919.
HOPKINSON, ANDREW DOUGLAS, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of James H. ; b. St. Leonards-on-Sea, 30 Nov. 1888. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1911. Pte. "U"
Coy., Gordon Hrs., 1911. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-
15, 1915-17; France, Feb.-June 1915, July ig^-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
HORN, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of David H. ; b. Airdrie, 27 Aug. 1881. M.B., 1907; Lizars Medal. Capt., A.A.M.C.,
1908. Mobilized Major, 5 Aug. 1914. Served with, 4th L.H.F.A. and isth Fid. Amb.,
A.A.M.C. ; Egypt, 1915-16; France, 1916-17. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Mentd., Jan.
1917.
•foorne, Hlejanber tRobertson, M.B., 1909 ; P. 50.
HORNE, HENRY JAMES,
s. of Henry H. ; b. New Pitsligo, 23 Sept. 1896. Med., 1915-16, 1919 — . Enlisted, R.N.
Aux. S.B. Res., 10 Apr. 1916; commd., 10 Oct. 1917. Served — Chatham, Portland,
Apr. I9i6-Oct. 1917; H.M.T.B.D. "Springbok," Harwich, Oct. I9i7-Apr. 1918. Final
rank, Surg.-Sub.-Lieutenant.
HORNE, WILLIAM DONALD, M.A.,
s. of William H. ; b. Cluny, Aberdeenshire, 23 Jan. 1894. M.A. (I Cl.), 1919. Pte.,
R.A.M.C., 2/ist Highl. Fid. Amb., 2 Apr. 1915. Served — France, May igrs-Mar. 1918.
Prisoner of War, 21 Mar. 1918-13 Jan. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant.
HORSFALL, THOMAS MILES MOSS, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Thomas P. H. ; b. Duffus, 26 Mar. 1889. M.A., 1910; M.B., 1914. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 20 Mar. 1915. Served in H.M.H.S. "Nevasa," M.E.F. and Persian Gulf,
Apr. igis-Apr. 1918; Salonika, July igiS-Mar. 1919; Batoum, Chanak, Army of the
Black Sea, Mar.-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
HOSIE, ANDREW, M.D.,
s. of Alex. H. ; b. Inverurie, 7 Feb. 1860. M.B., 1883; M.D., 1885; D.P.H., 1903.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 1886; retd. Lieut. -Col., 1906. Rejoined, 1914. Served— Home,
Egypt, 1914-18. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. C.M.G., June 1917. Mentd., July 1917.
HOULSTON, EDWARD CHARLES, B.D.,
s. of Charles J. H. ; b. Eltham, Kent, n Apr. 1876. B.D., 1902. Chaplain, 4th Class,
R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 27 July 1915. Served — Gallipoli, Egypt, France, 1915-16; Italy,
Feb. igiS-Jan. 1919.
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HOWIE, DAVID PORTER, M.A.,
s. of Robert H. ; b. Glasgow, i Apr. 1887. M.A., 1909. War work — V.M.C.A. \.<
" IVopIe's Friend" Hut, till it was destroyed !i\ shell-fire and captured, Yillers Kaueon.
Jan. -June 1918.
HOWIE, PETER, M.B.,
s. of Peter H. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Apr. 1870. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1893. Commd., R.A.M.l .
(T.), 1906. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. O.C., R.A.M.C. (T.) Depot, Aberdeen; recruited,
trained, commanded 3 i st Highl. Fid. Amb.,; O.C., 3iith (London) Fid. Amb., U.S..
7914-18. Final rank, Major.
HOWIE, ROBERT GEORGE PORTER, M.A.,
s. of Robert H. ; b. Edinburgh, 23 Feb. 1892. M.A. (Ill Merit.), 1914. Pte.. 3 4th
Oxford and Buckinghamshire Light Infy., Nov. 1915; commd., 25 Jan. 1917. Served —
Home, 3i years; France, 6 months. Final rank. Lieutenant.
t>owitt, Hfcam (Borfcon, B.SC. (Agr.), 1910 ; p. 67.
HUMBLE, HENRY,
s. of William H. ; b. Crathes, 9 Oct. 1898. Arts, 1916-17, 1919 — . Enlisted, 4oth T.R.
Batt. Seaforth Hrs., 2 Apr. 1917. Served with 4th Batt. Home, 9 months; Kianrt.
14 months. Final rank, Private.
HUMPHREY, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of George H. ; b. Enzie, Banffshire, 28 Oct. 1886. M.B., 1913 Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
attd. 2nd E. Anglian Fid. Amb., 1917.
tnmt, Mtlliam (3eor0e Philip, M.A., 1912 ; P. 68.
HUNTER, ALEXANDER JOPP CHAMBERS-,
s. of William J. C.-H. ; b. Aberdeen, 1898. Sc., 1919. Gunner, 2/ist Highl. Bde.,
R.F.A., i Oct. 1914 ; attd. 373rd Bty., 8th Bde., R.F.A., E.E.F. Served— Home, 1914-16 ;
K.K.F., 1916-18; Mesopotamia, Palestine, 1918-19. Final rank, Signaller.
HUNTER, CHARLES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Ross H. ; b. Auchterless, 8 Feb. 1873. M.A. (II Ment.), 1894; M.B., 1899; M.D..
1904; M.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1902. Lieut., Canadian A. M.C., May 1915. Served — France,
England, July igis-Mar. 1919. Final rank. Lieut.-Colonel.
HUNTER, DOUGLAS ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander W. H. ; b. Stonehaven, 5 Apr. 1899. M.B. (dist.), 1921. A.U.O.T.C.
2nd Lieut., R.A.F., 1917.
HUNTER, ETHEL CLEMENTINA MARGARET, M.A.,
d. of Charles H. ; b. Banchory-Ternan, 9 Nov. 1895. M.A. (I Mod. Lang), 1917. W.tr
work — V.A.D. Nurse, Red Cross Aux. Hospl., Durris, 1914-19.
HUNTER, HENRY DAVID HARPER,
s. of David H. ; b. Birsay, Orkney, 30 June 1883. Arts, 1903-04. Pte., Scottish Horse,
26 Jan 1915; attd. 13111 (Scottish Horse), Black Watch; 4th Black Watch. Served —
Home, Egypt, Macedonia, France, 1915-18. Final rank, Private.
232
ROLL OF SERVICE.
HUNTER, JAMES, M.B..
s. of James H. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 June 1876. M.B., 1907. Commd., R.A.M.C., i June
1917. Served — Egypt, Palestine, Salonika, Serbia, 1917-18. Final rank, Captain.
HUNTER, JAMES, M.B.,
s, of John H. ; b. Auchterless, 12 Feb. 1885. M.B., 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1917.
HUNTER, JAMES HENRY. M.A.,
s. of Alexander B. H. ; b. Kintail, Ross-shire, 7 May 1886. M.A., 1907; Sc., 1912-14,
igig — . Pte., Seaforth Hrs., 6 Aug. 1914. Commd., Aug. 1916 ; transfd. R.E. Served —
Home, 1914-15 ; France, 1915-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
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HUNTER, PETER SINCLAIR, M.A., M.B.,
s. of lames R. H. ; b. Newmill, Keith, 12 Dec. 1883. M.A., 1904 ; M.B., 1908; I). P.M.,
1911. Lieut., Singapore Fid. Amb., 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Transfd. R.A.M.C.
Served — Singapore, 1914-17; France, May igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Mentd, Aug. 1919.
HUNTER, ROBERT YOUNGER, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of James H. ; b. Peterculter, 21 June 1886. ' M.A., 1911 ; LL.B. (with dist.), 1914.
Pte., Artists' Rifles, Jan. 1916; 2nd Lieut., R.G.A., Nov. 1916. Served — Home, Pales-
tine, 1916-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
HUNTER, WILLIAM DRUMMOND, M.A.,
s. of John H. ; b. Aberfeldy, 20 Jan. 1892. M.A., 1912. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 23 Mar.
1915; commd., R.G.A., 5 Aug. 1917. Served — Home, 2^ years ; France, 2 years. Final
rank, Lieutenant. Mentd., Oct. 1918
HUNTER, WILLIAM KEITH ABERCROMBIE JOPP CHAMBERS ,
s. of William J. C.-H. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Mar. 1893. Med., 1910-12. Pte., 3rd Seaforth
Hrs., 1915.
HUTCHEON, ALEXANDER, B.L.,
s. of Alexander H. ; b. Auchterless, 15 June 1880 B.L., 1902. Enlisted, 951)1 Sas-
katchewan Rifles, 4 Aug. 1914; commd., 12 Aug. 1914. Served — France, England, 4
years 10 months. Final rank, Acting Major. Mentd., Aug. 1918.
HUTCHEON, EDWARD,
b. Aberdeen, 31 Mar. 1897. Med., 1919 — . Pte., R.A.M.C., ist Highl. Fid. Amb..
3 Nov. 1914. Served — France, May igis-Mar. 1918. Prisoner of War, 21 Mar. 1918-
15 Nov. 1918. Final rank, Private.
HUTCHEON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James H. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 May 1888. M.A., 1910. War work — Training Flying
Corps Cadets in Meteorology, Map Reading, Surveying, University College, Johannesburg,
1916-17.
233
ROLL OF SERVICE.
HUTCHEON, JAMES,
s. of Alex. H. ; b. Aberchirder, i Apr. 1896. Med, 1914-15, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.< '.
Gunner, R.F.A., n Dec. 1915; 2nd Lieut., 12 Sept. 1918. Served — Home, 1915-16,
Feb.-Nov. 1918; France, June igid-Feb. 1918, Nov. igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank,
2nd Lieutenant.
HUTCHESON, DAVID ALBERT, M.D.,
s. of George H. ; b. Aberdeen, i Jan. 1877. M.B., 1898 ; D.P.H., 1903; M.I), (com.),
1904. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 12 May 1915. Served — Gallipoli, 1915; France, 1916; Home,
1916-19. Final rank, Captain.
HUTCHESON, HUGH ERASER,
b. Urquhart and Glenmoriston, 22 Aug. 1889. Sc., 1914-15. Enlisted, R.N.A.S., 15
Mar. 1915 ; transfd. R.A.F. Home service, Mar. I9i5-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Leading
Mechanic.
HUTCHESON, JAMES IRONSIDE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William H. ; b. Bellie, Morayshire, 7 Sept. 1892. M.A., 1914; M.B., 1919.
A.U.O.T.C. 2nd Lieut., nth Gordon Hrs., 15 Jan. 1915 ; attd. 2nd Gordon Hrs.
Served — Home, 9 months; France, 10 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
HUTCHISON, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John H. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 June 1878. M.A. (II Cl.), 1899; M.B., 1904 ; Simpson
Greek Prize. War work — M.O., Prisoners of War Camp, Nethy Bridge, 1917; M<<1.
Examiner of Recruits.
HUTCHISON, JAMES STUART,
s. of Charles H. ; b. Pete'rhead, 13 Apr. 1898. Med., 1915-16, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Pte., 5th Gordon Hrs., May 1916. Served with 4th, 9th, Gordon Hrs. Home, July 1916-
June 1917, Nov.-Dec. 1918; France, June I9i7-Aug. 1918. Final rank, L. /Corporal.
HUTTON, ADAM, M.B.,
s. of Adam H. ; b. Old Machar, Aberdeenshire, 31 Aug. 1884. M.B., 1907. War work
— M.O., Kinbroom Red Cross Aux. Hospl., 4 years.
HYND, ALFRED JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Thomas C. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Oct. 1875. M.B., 1898; D.P.H., 1900. Black-
pool O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 3 Oct. 1918. Served — Greece, Bulgaria, 5 months.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
HYND, THOMAS CHALMERS, M.B.,
s. of Thomas C. H. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Mar. 1872. M.B., 1899. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Sept.
1917. Served on Northern and Southern Commands; Embarkation Staff; Belgium,
France, Transport Service. Final rank, Captain.
HYSLOP, ARCHIBALD FORBES, M.A,,
s. of Robert H. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Nov. 1892. M.A. (I Cl.), 1914; Black Latin Pri/.c.
Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., igio-Apr. 1914; commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 2 Sept. 1914; attd.
i6th Garrison Batt. K.O. Y.L.I, and No. 5 Anti-aircraft Coy. Served — Home, Sept. 1914
-June 1916; France, July I9i6-Nov. 1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 1919.
234
ROLL OF SERVICE.
ILOTT, HERBERT JAMES, M.D.,
s. of James W. I. ; b. Bromley, Kent, 10 Sept. 1852. M.B. (Highest Hons.), 1874 ; M.D.,
1878. War work — M.O., V.A.D. Hospl., Kent, 1915-18; Surgeon, Metropolitan Police,
Bromley (during Air raids).
IMLAY, JOHN AUGUSTUS JACKSON,
g. (if John M. I.; b. Aberdeen, 25 June 1897. Sc., 1914-15. Pte., Army Vet. Corps,
Oct. 1915. Served with 242 Army Bde., R.F.A. Home, France. Final rank, Sergeant.
INGRAM, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John I. ; b. Clatt, 23 May 1869. M.B., 1893. War work— Civil Surg., R.A.M.C.,
5 Aug. 1914; attd. Raglan Barracks during Mobilization ; Mil. Hospl., Uevonport ; Sept.
I9i4-Oct. 1918. Part time substitute Med. Practitioner, 1914-19. Mentd., 1918.
INGRAM, WILLIAM JOHN SIVEWRIGHT, M.B.,
s. of J. S. I. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Sept. 1889. M.B., 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 35th-
Fid. Amb., Sept. 1914. Lieut., I.M.S.(R.). Served — Gallipoli, Egypt, France, India,
1915-19. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Sept. 1916.
INGRAM, WILLIAM WILSON, M.D.,
s. of James I.; b. Craigellachie, 6 Dec. 1888. M.B., 1912: M.D. (Hons.), 1919. 2nd
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 4 Aug. 1914. Served — France, duration of War. Final rank, Captain.
M.C., Nov. 1914.
INKSTER, JOHN, M.D.,
s. of James I..; b. Aberdeen, 15 Jan. 1888. M.B., 1909; M.D. (com.), 1913. Pte., ist
V. B. Gordon Hrs. 1904; Capt, R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1913. Mobilized, 7 Aug. 1914; attd.
10 Fid. Amb. Served — France, Aug. I9i4-Oct. 1915, Feb. I9i7-Mar. 1918; Salonika,
Oct. igis-Sept. 1916; France, Belgium, Mar. igiS-Nov. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Major.
3nfcster, Matter, M.A., 191 1, B.SC. (Agr.), 1912 ; P. 20
Snfister, Militant James, P. 53-
INNES, ELIZABETH JANE, M.B.,
d. of William I.; b. Skene, 4 Dec. 1885. M.B., 1908. Med. Examiner of Recruits,
W.A.A.C., 1917.
INNES, FRANCIS ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William I. ; b. Niggi Kincardineshire, 30 Jan. 1875. M.A., 1895 ; M.B., 1899; D.P.H.,
• 1921. Capt., N. Rhodesia Med. Corps, i Apr. 1917. Served — Merenzo Base Hospl., Apr.
I9i7-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.
INNES, FRANK FORBES MOIR,
s. of Alexander I.; b. Aberdeen, 10 June 1889. Sc., 1912-13. Sapper, 2nd Highl.
Fid. Coy., R.E., 1909. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — France, Belgium, Home, Aug.
I9i4-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Corporal.
23S
ROLL OF SERVICE.
IXXES, IAN GEORGE. M.A., H.SC., B.SC. <.vsr.), M.B.,
s. of John H. 1. ; b. Stralhdon, 5 Sept. 1890. M.A.. tyn: K.Sr., 11)12; B.Sr. (Agr.),
1913; M.B.. njiS A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.K.), : May 1918. Served— Home,
May \\\\i. MIL S. Aug. Oct. 1919; North Russian Exped. Force, Sept. i9i,S-June 1919.
Final rank, Captain.
IXXES, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John I. ; b. Inveraven, Banffshire, 28 Feb. 1869. M.B., 1896. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
1905, resigned 1913. Rejoined 7 May 1915, attd. z/ist Highl. C.C.S. Home service-,
May 1915 lune 1916. Final rank, Major.
IXXKS, JOHX ALEXANDER, B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of John I.; b. Aberdeen, 28 Nov. 1892. B.Sc., 1913; M.B. (dist.), 1915. I'd-.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 6 years. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 3 June 1915, attd. 2/ist Highl. C.C.S.
Served — Home, Salonika. Final rank, Captain.
IXXES, JOHX WILLIAM, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John I.; b. Dufftown, 9 Feb. 1890. M.A., 1910; M.B., 1915. Served with 4th
and 6th Gordon Hrs., 1911-12. Mobilized. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1915 (seconded from
Gordons). Served — Home, Aug. igi/i-Oct. 1915 ; Gallipoli, Egypt, France, Oct. 1915-
l)ec. 1918. Final rank, Acting Major.
IXXKS, THOMAS CHRISTIE, M.B.,
s. of William I.; b. Skene, u Aug. 1880. M.B., 1904. Commd., R.A.M.C., 23 Apr.
1917. Served — Egypt, Palestine, June I9i7~june 1919. Final rank, Captain.
IRELAND, ALFRED, M.B.,
s. of James I. ; b. Brechin, 3 Sept. 1859. M.B., 1880. Capt., S.A. Med. Service, i Aug.
1916; attd. Gen. Hospls. Served — South Africa, Aug. I9i6-Apr. 1919. Final rank,
Captain.
IRELAXD, ALFRED JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Alfred I; b. Newport, 5 July. 1889. M.B., 1914. War work— M.O., Gen. Hospl.,
Johannesburg, Aug. igi4-July 1915. Commd., R.A.M.C., 14 Aug. 1915. Served
—Home, Gallipoli, Mesopotamia, N. Persia, S. Russia, India, 3 years 10 months. Final rank,
Captain. M.C., 1917. Mentd., 1916.
IRONS, WILLIAM, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Alexander I.; b. Kirkden, Forfarshire, 17 May 1891. M.A., 1919; B.Sc. (Agr.),
1919. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 9 Jan. 1915; commd., 30 May 1917 ; attd. 8th Black Watch ;
transfd. i6th M.G.C. Served — Home, 2 years; France, 2 years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
IRONSIDE, CHARLES EDWARD, M.A.,
s. of Charles I. ; b. Maud, 22 Sept. 1894. M.A., 1919. Joined R.A.M.C., ist Highl. Fid.
Amb.,-T9i3. Served with 5th Gordon Hrs. Home, 2 years 6 months; France, Belgium,
2 years. Final rank, Private.
IRONSIDE, EVA CONSTANCE, M.A., M.B.,
d. of Peter C. I.; b. Rhynie, 4 Oct. 1893. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1916. War work — Sub-
stitute medical practitioner, Buckfastleigh, S. Devon, 1916-19.
236
ROLL OF SERVICE.
IRONSIDE, JAMES STEPHEN,
s. of James I. ; b. Laurencekirk, 26 Apr. 1890. Sc., 1908-10. Pte., M.T., A.S.C., 14 Nov.
1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, July I9i6-Dec. 1918; Germany, Dec. 1918-
July 1919. Final rank, Private.
IRONSIDE, JOHN STEPHEN,
s. of James I. ; b. Laurencekirk, 12 Sept. 1892. Sc., 1909-12. Wireless Operator, R.F.C.,
4 Oct. 1917. Served — Home, 3 months; France, 16 months. Final rank, 2nd Class
Air Mechanic.
IRONSIDE, REDVERS NOEL,
s. of William D. I.; b. Aberdeen, 23 Dec. 1899. Med., 1917, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Enlisted, No. 3 R.F.A. Cadet Officers' School, 4 July 1918. Home service, July-Dec.
1918. Final rank, Cadet Officer.
IRVINE, ARCHIBALD CLIVE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John A. L; b. Liverpool, 5 Feb. 1893. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., May 1917. Served — East Africa. Final rank, Captain.
3n>ine, ]£&war& Tfflbite, p. 85.
IRVINE, ELIZABETH FERGUSSON, M.A.,
d. of John A. I. ; b. Liverpool, 13 May 1894. M.A., 1916. War work — Assist. Ad-
ministrator, Q.M.A.A.C., North-western Command, Jan. 1918.
IRVINE, FRANCIS, M.B.,
s. of Francis I.; b. Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire, 27 Oct. 1869. M.B., 1896. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 1914.
IRVINE, GEORGE WILLIAM,
s. of James I.; b. Savoch, Aberdeenshire, 26 Feb. 1900. Arts, 1918 — . Pte., 2/yth
Gordon Hrs., 14 Dec. 1914 ; commd., May 1918 ; attd. 52nd (T.R.) Gordon Hrs. Served
— Home, 15 months. Final rank, Private.
IRVINE, JAMES,
s. of Andrew I. ; b. Cruden, Aberdeenshire, 5 Mar. 1864. Sc., 1902-04. War work —
Member of Military Tribunal ; Special Constable, Ellon, Aberdeenshire ; duration of War.
IRVINE, JAMES STEWART WATT, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James S. W. I. ; b. South Ronaldshay, 17 Dec. 1878. M.A. (Ill Cl.), 1900;
B.D. (Hons.), 1903 ; King William Scholar ; Stuart (Hebrew) Prize. War work — Y.M.C.A.,
Hut work, France, 1915. Chaplain, 4th Class, R.A. Chaplains' Dept, 28 Oct. 1916.
Served — Home, 1916-17; France, Flanders, June I9i7-June 1918. Final rank, Chaplain,
4th Class.
IRVINE, JOHN MAITLAND, B.Sc.,
s. of Alexander I. ; b. Inverurie, 29 Oct. 1878. B.Sc. (dist.), 1904 ; U.D.A., 1904.
War work — Educational training, H.M. Dockyard apprentices, Pembroke Dock, Rosyth,
1914-18. M.B.E.
237
ROLL OF SERVICE.
IRVINE, JOHN LOCKE, M.A..
s. of John A. I.; b. Liverpool, 3 Jan. 1896. M.A., 1915. Fullerton Scholar; LiddeJ
Prize. War work — Served in British Legation under Foreign Office, Copenhagen, 1916-19.
IRVINE, MAGNUS HINKS,
b. Heaton, Newcastle-on-Tyne, n May 1895. Sc., 1919 — Pte., i6th Northumberland
Fusiliers, 13 Nov. 1914; commd., Gordon Hrs., 27 June 1917. Served— Home,
1914-15, 1917; France, Nov. igis-Jan. 1917, Sept. I9i7-Jan. 1919; Germany, Jan.-
Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C., Mar. 1918.
JACK,. ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John J.; b. Fordyce, n Mar. 1851. M.A., 1873. Chapl., 3rd Cl. (T.F.), attd. 6th
Gordon Hrs. Final rank, Chapl. 3rd Class (Major). Died 22 Nov. 1920.
JACK. GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Alexander J. ; b. Monquhitter, Aberdeenshire, 9 Feb. 1865. M.A., 1890. War
work — V.M.C.A., Hut worker, Lecturer, France, Jan. igi8-May 1919.
JACK, MURRAY MUNRO,
s. of John J. ; b. Peterhead, 7 Apr. 1896. Law, 1914-15, 1919-20. Pte., 2/sth Gordon
Hrs., Nov. 1914; commd., Apr. 1915. Served — France, July igis-Mar. 1916, Sept.-Dec.
1916; India, Apr. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., Oct. 1915.
JACK, WILLIAM JAMES,
s. of John J. ; b. Peterhead, 15 Sept. 1896. Med, 1919—. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), ic
1914; attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl. ; H.M.H.S. "Dunvegan Castle"; Rawal Pindi, Base
Gen. Hospl.; 38th Coy., R.A.M.C. Served — Home, i year 2 months; Mediterranean,.
Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, 3 years 4 months. Final rank, Private.
JACKSON, JOHN,
s. of Philip J. ; b. Chesham, Bucks, 3 May 1895. Arts, 1920 — . Joined isth County of
London Regt., 1912. Mobilized, 4th Aug. 1914. Commd., 7th Norfolk Regt., 3 Sept.
1915; transfd. R.A.F. Served — Home, 1914-15, Apr. ig^-Apr. 1919; France, Mar.
igiS-Aug. 1916; North Russia, Apr.-Nov. 1919. Twice wounded. Final rank, Acting
Captain.
JACKSON, TOM FORBES, M.A.,
s. of Forbes J. ; b. Worcester, 21 Jan. 1892. M.A. (I Cl.), 1915; Black Latin Priz
Commd., I2th Scottish Rifles, 1914.
Saffe, Josepb, M.B., 1913, P. 96.
JAFFRAY, ANNIE ADA, M.A.,
d. of Adam G. J. ; b. Peterhead, i Feb. 1886. M.A. (I Mod. Lang.), 1908. War work-
Substitute Teacher (Modern Languages), Ayr Academy.
JAFFRAY, REGINALD ANDREW BAXTER,
s. of James A. J. ; b. Kinellar, Aberdeenshire, 10 May 1900. Med., 1919 — .
R.A.F., 8 Feb. 1918. Home service, i year. Final rank, Cadet.
238
ROLL OF SERVICE.
JAMES, EDWARD,
s. of David M. J. J. ; b. Huntly, 28 Apr. 1899. Med, 1916-17, 1919 — •. A.U.O.T.C.
Pte., 4ist T.R.B., Sept. 1917; commd., Mar. 1918; attd. No. 2 O.C.B., 4th Bedford*.
Served — Home, 9 months ; France, 5 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
JAMES, JOHN COURTENAY, B.D.,
s. of Samuel H. J. ; b. St. Anthony, Cornwall, 13 July 1863. B.D., 1907 ; M.A. (Hi. Wcsl.).
War work — Civil Chaplain to Troops and Mil. Hospls., Harrogate, 4 years.
JAMES, WALTER CULVER, M.D.,
s. of Robert].; b. Christ Church, Middlesex, 18 Dec. 1852. M.B., 1876; M.D., 1878;
F.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1881. Cadet, H.A.C., 1873. Lecturer and examiner, Vol. Amb. Sch. of
Instruction, 20 years. Mobilized Surg.-Col., Aug. 1914. Home service, Aug. 1914-
Jan. 1918. Final rank, Surg. -Colonel. Officer Roy. Order of the Redeemer (of Greece).
Name brought to notice of Secry. of State for valuable Med, services, 1917. War work —
Pensioners' Board, Med. Mil. Hospls. Boards, etc., Examiner for Woolwich, Sandhurst.
JAMESON, ALEXANDER PRINGLE, D.Sc.,
s. of James W. J. ; b. Perth, 3 Nov. 1886. B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1911. D.Sc., 1920. War
work — Admiralty, Insp. of Shells, England, U.S.A., 1915-17; Protozoologist, Dysentery
Dept., New Milton, 1917-19.
JAMESON, WILLIAM WILSON, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James W. J. ; b. Perth, 12 May 1885. M.A., 1905 ; M.B. (dist.), 1909; M.D., 1912 ;
M.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1913. Pte., "U" Coy., Gordon Mrs. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 17 May 1915,
(Special Sanitary Officer.) Served — -Home, 1915-17 ; France, Italy, 1917-19. Mentd.,
Sept. 1917. Final rank, Captain.
JAMIE, ROBERT WATT, M.A.,
s. of Robert J. ; b. Marykirk, 9 June 1856. M.A., 1878; M.B. (Ed.), 1882; D.P.H.
(Camb.), 1890. War work — Sen. Surg., Aux. Mil. Hospl., Coalville, 1917-19.
JAMIESON, ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of Thomas F. J. ; b. Ellon, 18 Aug. 1870. M.B., 1891 ; M.D., 1903. Served in Boer
War, 1900. War work — Nat. Service Recruiting Boards, Whitehall, 1918.
JAMIESON, GEORGE GRANT, M.A.,
s. of William J.; b. Elgin, 13 Apr. 1894. M.A. (I Cl.), 1920. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Belgium, 4 Aug. 1914-
25 Sept. 1915. Severely wounded. Demobilized, Feb. 1919.
JAMIESON, GEORGE STUART, M.A.,
s. of John J. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Mar. 1893. M-A- (I Math.), 1920. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
Apr. 1913. Mobilized, 1914. Attd. i/ist, Sgth, Highl. Fid. Amb.; 3ist A.S.P., M.T.,
A.S.C. ; 981 Coy. M.T., A.S.C. Served — Home, Egypt, Gallipoli, 1914-16; France,
1916-17, 1918-19. Final rank, Private.
JAMIESON, HAROLD GEORGE RANNIE, M.B.,
s. of William J. J. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Apr. 1887. M.B., 1909. Pte., R.A.M.C. (V.), 1904-07.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 7 Jan. 1916. Served — Home, 1916; Malta, Salonika, Jan. 1917-
Mar. 1919; Home, 1919 — . Final rank, Captain.
239
ROLL OF SERVICE.
Samieson, Herbert flDatber, M.B., 1904; p. 12.
JAMIESON, JAMES,
s. of James J. ; b. Govan, 22 June 1893. Sc., 1913-15. War work — Admiralty, testing
power plant for warships and dockyards, U.K., 1915-19.
JAMIESON, JOHN ROBERT, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of George J. ; b. Fetteresso, Kincardineshire, 10 Mar. 1879. M.A., 1901 ; B.Sc., 1907.
Gunner, 3/ist Highl. Bde. R.F.A. (Aberdeen), 22 Oct. 1915 ; commd., 1781)1 Siege Bty.,
R.G.A., 12 Aug. 1916. Served — Home, Oct. igis-Aug. 1916; France, Oct. 1916-])
1918. (Agricultural Officer, vi Corps, May-June 1917.) Final rank, Lieutenant. Meritc
Agricole, 1917.
JAMIESON, WILLIAM GEORGE,
b. Old Deer, 13 Oct. 1895. Arts, 1913-14, 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 27 Nov. 1914 :
commd., 26 Mar. 1918; attd. ist, 5th, Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917-18;
France, Army of the Rhine, Dec. igiS-Mar. 1917, Oct. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
JARDINE, HELEN MARGARET, M.B,
d. of David L. J. ; b. Durisdeer, 27 Dec. 1898. M.B., 1920. War work — V.A.D. Xui
Roy. Nat. Orthopaedic Hospl., London; Hopetown House Aux. Hospl, Edinburgh; 1917,
1918.
JEANS, HENRY WILLIAMS, M.B.,
s. of Thomas J. ; b. Portsmouth, 5 July 1881. M.B., 1904. War work — Civil Surgeon,
Alexandra Mil. Hospl., Cosham, 4 Aug. 1914-17, 1918-19. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (Radiologist),
2 Apr. 1917. Served — Home, 4 months; FYance 8 months; Home, 8 months. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
3enfrins, 2>onalt> ffraser, P. 44.
Jettfttns, James temple, M.A., i904 ; p. 7°.
JENKINS, JOHN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Thomas J. ; b. Burghead, 22 Nov. 1877. M.A. (Ill Math.), 1900; M.B., 1904;
D.P.H., 1907. Commd., R.A.M.C., 4 May 1917. Served — Salonika, Army of the Black
Sea, June I9i7-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
JESSAMINE, JOHN EDWARD BENDELOW,
s. of Robert S. J. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 Mar. 1898. Sc., 1918, 1919 — . Pte., ist Seaforth
Hrs., 28 Nov. 1916. Served — Home, 2 months ; Mesopotamia, Jan.-Nov. 1917; wounded
at Tekvit. Final rank, Private.
JESSIMAN, JAMES BROWN,
s. of Alex. N. J. ; b. Rhynie, 21 May 1897. Med., 1914-15, 1919 — . Pte., 3/4th Gordon
Hrs., June 1917; transfd. 204th M.G.C. Served — Home, 1917; Flanders, France, Nov.
I9i7-Mar. 1918. Prisoner of War, 22 Mar.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Private.
240
ROLL OF S
JOHNSON, EDWARD, M.B.,
s. of Thomas J. ; b. Berwick-on-Tweed, 4 May 1884. M.B., 1908. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
16 Feb. 1915. Served — Home, 3 months ; France, May igiS-Feb. 1916. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
JOHNSON, FRANCIS HERNAMAN , M.D.,
s. of John H.-J. ; b. Crosby, nr. Liverpool, 7 Apr. 1879. M.B. (Hons.), 1904; M.I)., 1910.
Surgeon, R.N., 1904-07. Commd., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1914. Served — Aldershot, Organised
X-ray and Electro-therapeutic service ; Consulting Radiologist, Aldershot Command,
1914-17. Final rank. Captain. Mentd., Aug. 1916.
Sobnson, 3obn Tfoercules, p. 91.
JOHNSON, JOHN JOSEPH, M.D.,
s. of Thomas J. ; b. Crook, Durham. 27 Mar. 1879. M.B., 1901 ; M.I)., 1910. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 7 Dec. 1914. Served — Home, 3 months; Egypt, Mar. -June 1915. Invalided
home. Final rank, Lieutenant. War work — Civil Surgeon, 4th London Gen. (King's Coll.)
Hospl., i year.
JOHNSON, LAURENCE LEASK,
s. of Henry J. ; b. Lerwick, 15 Sept. 1899. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., I3th A. and S. Hrs.,
15 Oct. 1917. Served with 3rd, 7th, Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1917-18; France, Feb.
Apr. 1918; U.K. Apr.-Oct. 1918; France, Germany, Oct. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank,
Private.
JOHNSON, MAURICE BUCHAN, M.D.,
s. of Francis J. ; b. Kew, Melbourne, 18 Sept. 1881. M.B., 1903; M.D., 1907. Capt.,
Australian A.M.C., A.E.F., 18 Sept. 1914; attd. ist Australian Gen. Hospl., 12 A. Fid,
Amb., 3rd A. Aux. Hospl. Served — Egypt, 1915; England, 1916-17, 1918; France,
June I9i7~jan. 1918. Final rank, Major.
Sobnston, Hlejan&er jfrancis, M.A., 1907 ; P. 4.1.
JOHNSTON, DAVID SILVER, M.A., B.D.,
s. of DavidS. J. ; b. Skene, 17 Dec. 1888. M.A., 1911 ; B.D., 1915. Stuart Pri/e. U'ar
work — Y.M.C.A., Malta, May Oct. 1917.
JOHNSTON, DONALD JOHN GAIR, M.B.,
s. of. William J. ; b. Alness, Ross-shire, 15 Dec. 1879. M.B., 1902 ; D.P.H., 1905. Vol.,
R.A.M.C., ;, years. Enlisted,' R.A.M.C., 5 May 1915 ; commd., 9 July 1915. Home ser-
vice, 1915-17. Final rank, Captain. War work — Deputy Commissioner, Ministry Nat.
Service, Ministry Pensions, 1917-19.
JOHNSTON, GEORGE ANDREW, M.A.,
s. of Alexander J. ; b. Chapel of Garioch, Aberdeenshire, i Dec. 1889. M.A., 1912.
L./Cpl., 84th T.R.B., 1916 (formerly in 291)1 Northumb. Fus. and Ross Bty. H.M.B.).
Sobnston, George flIMtcbell, B.SC. (Agr.), i9n ; P. 26.
241 16
ROLL 01- SJ'Kl'ICE.
JOHNSTON, HENRY WATT, M.A.,
s. of lames 1.; h. Aberdeen. M.A., 1911. Enlisted, Gordon Hrs., 1909; conmid., 4th
Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1915; attd. "C" 3rd Batt. Tank Corps., 22nd Light Halt. Tank
Corps. Served — France. Mar. May 1915; wounded; Home, 1915-16; France, 1917-
Sept. 1918; Home, 1918-19. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C., Feb. 1918.
JOHNSTON, HUGH, M.B.,
s. of George I. ; b. Savocli, Ellon, 19 Aug. 1879. M.B., 1901 ; D.l'.H., 1904. \\'ar work
— Civil M.O. 2/ist R.F.A. and German Prisoners' Camps, Newtyle, Forfarshire, 1915-16.
1917-18.
3cbnston, 3obn, P. 86.
JOHNSTON, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Joseph J. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Mar. 1878. M.B., 1909. Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), attd.
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914.
JOHNSTON, JOHN WYNES MATHIESON,
s. of George A. J. ; b. Stuartfield, 3 Jan. 1898. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., i/ioth Royal Scots,
i. S Sept. 1916. Home service, 1916-18; France, Jan. 1 9.1 8-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private,
JOHNSTON, JOSEPH, M.A.,
s. of Joseph J. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 June 1874. M.A. (I Cl.), 1894. War work— Y.M.C.A.,
France, Flanders, 4 months, 1915. Capt., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 7 Oct. 1915 ; attd. 6th
K.O.S.B., gth Scottish Rifles, loth A. and S. Hrs. Served — F'rance, Flanders, 2 years.
Final rank, C.F. (Captain.) Mentd., June 1917.
JOHNSTON, ROBERT WILLIAM,
s. of Robert J. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 May 1887. U.D.A., 1911. Lieut., 2nd Highl. Fid.
(T.F.), 1915.
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM JAMES,
s. of Alexander J. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 June 1898. Med., 1915-16. Roy. Mil. Coll., Sand-
hurst, 1915 ; 2nd Lieut., Cameron Hrs. M.C., 1917.
JOHNSTONE, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander J. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Sept. 1892. M.A., 1914; M.B., 1916; D.P.H., 1920.
A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 15 Aug. 1916. Served — Mesopotamia, India, Oct. 1916-
Oct. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., June 1918.
JOHNSTONE, GEORGE ANDREW, M.B.,
s. of George B. J. ; b. Hull, 6 May 1879. M.B., 1901. V.A.M.C., Aberd. Coy., 1896-
1901. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 21 May 1917. Served — Salonika, July i9i7~Apr. 1919. Final
rank, Captain.
JOHNSTONE, JAMES GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of James J. ; b. Fraserburgh, 16 Mar. 1889. M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 7 Aug.
1916; attd. 38th Gen. Hospl., Salonika; gth Gloucester Regt. ; ist Hertford Regt. ; 9th
Cavalry Fid. Amb. Served — Salonika, 1916-17 ; France, 1917-19; Home, 1919. Final
rank, Captain. M.C., June 1918. Mentd., 1919.
242
ROLL Or SERVICE.
JOHNSTONE, JOHN DONALD McLEOD,
s. of John J. ; b. London, 22 Mar. 1898. Med. 1919 — . Gunner, R.KA., 16 Apr. 1917.
Served — Home, Apr. -Dec. 1917; Flanders, France, Jan. -Mar. 1918. Prisoner of War, 21
Mar.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Gunner. Died, 14 Nov. 1919.
JOHNSTONE, THOMAS MAIR, M.B.,
s. of John J. ; h. Udny, 28 Jan. 1862. M.B., 1883. Capt., R.A.M.C., 25 July 1917.'
Transport Med. Service (Capetown — France, Capetown — England), 1918, 1919. Final rank,
Captain.
JOINER, CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of A. B. J. ; b. New Deer, 18 Feb. 1894. M.A., 1915. A.U.O.T.C. Enlisted, R.N.,
Aux. S.B. Res., Feb. 1916; commd., Sept. 1917. Served — Naval Hospls., Chatham,
Plymouth, Granton, 1916-17; H.M.S. "Mandate" (on Atlantic Convoy duty), 1917-18.
Final rank, Tempy. Surg.-Sub. -Lieutenant.
JOLLY, ERIC JAMES,
s. of Robert J. ; b. Dundee, 30 May 1899. Med. 1916-18, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
Gordon Hrs., 4 Jan. 1918 ; commd., 26 June 1918. Served — Home, 8 months; F'rance, 2
months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
Soil*?, IRobert, P. 109.
JOLLY, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Robert J. ; b. Greenock, 18 Nov. 1891. M.A. (II Cl.), 1913. Enlisted, z/4th Gordon
Hrs., 14 Jan. 1915 ; commd., 26 Oct. 1918; transfd. Special Bde., R.E. Served — France,
Aug. I9i5-Feb. 1918; Home 1918-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
JONES, BENJAMIN WIGNALL, M.B.,
s. of Benjamin E. J. ; b. Frickleton, Lanes., 17 Jan. 1894. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1917.
JONKS, JOHN GRANT, M.D.,
s. of James J. ; b. Glenlivet, 28 Apr. 1872. M.B., 1896; M.D., 1899. Capt., R.A.M.C.,
1917.
JONES, MARION GWYNETH CORNWALL, M.A.,
d. of Cornwall J. ; b. Maidstone, 15 Sept. 1897. M.A., 1920. U'ar work — Admiralty,
Naval Intelligence Dept., Whitehall, Jan. igiS-May 1919.
SOBS, Hlejaitoer Militant, P. 35
JOSS, WILLIAM TAYLOR BARRON,
s. of William J. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 July 1896. Med., 1918 — . Enlisted, T.F., 1913.
Mobilized Sergt., R.A.M.C., ist Highl. Fid. Amb. (Transport), 5 Aug. 1914; Lieut., 3rd,
attd. ist, Northumberland Fusiliers, 26 Apr. 1917. Served — Gallipoli, Apr. I9i5-Jan.
1916 (invalided) ; France, June i9i7~Apr. 1918 (severely wounded). Final rank, Lieu-
tenant. M.C., 18 Oct. 1917. Bar to M.C., 26 July 1918.
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JUSTICE, WILLIAM ADOLPHl S, M.B.,
s. of James N. J. ; b. Aberdeen. 26 May 1870. M.B., 1893; D.I'.H. ((Jamb.), 1897.
Joined I. M.S., 1902. Major, 1914. SanitaryCommissionertotheGovt. of Madras, duration
of War.
KANGA, BURJAKJI SORABJI, M.D.,
s. of Sorabji K. : b. Secundcrabad, 29 Dec. 1892. M.I!., 1916 ; M.I)., 1919. War work
--M.O. i/c wounded soldicis, Darlington and I )t- rby, 1976-17; M.O., Aux. Mil. Ho>pl.,
Knfield Rd., London, Jan. 1918 Apr. 1919. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State for
War.
KAY, FREDERICK WILLIAM, M.A., B.L.,
s. of James P. K. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Nov. 1870. M.A., 1892; B.L., 1895. Commd., R.A..
1900. Mobilized, ist Highl. Bde.. R.I .A., 1915. Attd. R.G.A. (2nd in Command Anti-Air
Craft Defences, Scotland). Served — France, 1915-16 ; Home, 1916-19. Final rank.
Major.
KAY, WILLIAM HUNTER, M.B.,
s. of George G. K. ; b. Lenvick, 10 Feb. 1891. M.I!., 1915. Commd., Surgeon, R.N..
Apr. 1915. Served — -Dardanelles, May igis-Dec. 1916. Final rank, Surg.-Lieutenant.
, J£0\var& E>a\vson, M.H., 1901 ; p- >°3-
KEAY, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John K. ; b. liucksburn, Aberdeen, 18 Mar. 1895. M-A. (II Cl.), 1919- Gunner.
R.G.A., Dec. 1915 ; commd., May 1917 ; attd. i26th Heavy Bty., 8th Siege Bty.
Served — Home, 1915-16, 1917 ; France, Aug.-Dec. 1916, July 1917^311. 1919. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
KEENAN, STEPHEN,
s. of James K. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Apr. 1891. Med., 1913-14. L.D.S. Pte., Royal Scots
Fusiliers, 22 Oct. 1916. Served with H.L.I. Home, 3 months; France, 6 months;
seriously wounded, Apr. 1917. Final rank, Private.
KEIR, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of William K. ; b. Fordyce, 25 Jan. 1884. M.A., 1905. Pte., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.,
1903-06; Gunner, Singapore Vol. Artillery, 1906-08; enlisted, Malay States Vol. Rifle-.,
Feb. 1915. Served — F.M.S., Singapore. Final rank, Sergeant.
KEIR, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of William K. ; b. Fordyce, 30 Mar. 1882. M.A., 1904. "U" Coy., ist V.B. Gordon
Hrs., 1900-03. Re-enlisted, 4th Gordon Hrs., Apr. 1917; commd., Oct. 1917; attd.
8/ioth, 5th, Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1917-18 ; France, Belgium, Apr. iQiS-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
KEITH, ALFRED WILFORD,
s. of Alfred G. K. ; b. Kintore, 5 Dec. 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., H.L.I., 13 Jkv. 1916.
Served — Home, 1916-17 ; France, Nov. I9i7-Nov. 1918; Germany, Army of Occupation.
Nov. igiS-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Private.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
KEITH, FREDERICK LEONARD, M.D.,
s. of James B. K. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Dec. 1882. M.B., 1904; M.D., 1918. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 15 Mar. 1916; attd. No. 2 Fid. Amb., i77th Tunnelling Coy., R.E., 26th
Northumberland Fusiliers; Home, France, Mar.-Aug. 1916. Wounded, 1916. Dis-
charged unfit, Feb. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
KEITH, JAMES,
s. of Alexander K. ; b. Ellon, 2 Mar. 1879. Sc-> l&95-<)6. Commd., "A" Bty., i57th
(City of Abercl.) Bde., R.F.A.
KEITH, JOHN ROBERT, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Alexander K. ; b. Strichen, 15 Aug. 1862. M.A., 1883 ; M.B., 1892 ; M.D., 1895.
War work — M.O., V.A.D. Hospl., Napperton, Driffield, Sept. igiS-Mar. 1919.
KEITH, ROBERT DONALD, M.A., M.D.,
s. of John K. ; b. Turriff, 8 Oct. 1877. M.A., 1898; M.B. (Hons.), 1902 ; M.D. (Hons.),
1904; Keith, Matthews Duncan, James Anderson, Gold Medals ; Carnegie Scholar. Joined
"U"Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs. Mobilized Capt., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1914. O.C., Singa-
pore Fid. Amb. (Vol. Coy.); Mil. Hospl., Singapore; 32nd Coy. R.A.M.C. Final rank,
Captain. Died, Turriff, 2 Oct. 1918.
KEITH, WILLIAM BROOKS, M.D.,
s. of Alexander D. K. ; b. Aboyne, 8 May 1884. M.B., 1906; M.D., 1914. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 21 Sept. 1914; attd. ist Home Counties Fid. Amb.; 8ist Fid. Amb.;
M.O., 2nd Roy. Irish Fusiliers ; O.C. 86th Fid. Amb. Served — France, Macedonia, Turkey,
Dec. I9i4-June 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. M.C., Sept. 1915. Two men-
tions, Jan. 1916, June 1919.
"Bellas, Hrtbur, M.B., 1906; P. 10.
KELLAS, JOHN,
s. of Duncan K. ; b. Inverurie, 16 March 1878. Law, 1902-04. Pte., Gordon Hrs., 1894 ;
commd., 1911. Mobilized, 6th Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1914. Served — Home, Aug.-Nov.
1914; France, Nov. I9i4-Mar. 1915; wounded; transfd. T.F. Reserve, Oct. 1916. Final
rank, Captain.
KELLY, ANDREW DAVIDSON, M.D.,
s. of James K. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Mar. 1869. M.B., 1894; M.D. (com.), 1901. Surg.-
Lieut., Durham County R.A.M.C. Vol. Home service, M.O., Herrington Hall V.A.D.
Hospl, 3 years.
KELLY, FRANCIS, M.D.,
s. of Francis B. K. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Mar. 1868. M.B., 1889; M.D., 1898. CommcT.,.
R.A.M.C., 1901. Mobilized Lieut.-Col., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Highl..
C.C.S., i/2nd Highl. Fid. Amb. ; A.M.S. (T.), 4th Mounted Division; 72nd, 49th, 62nd
Highl. Divisions. Home, 1914-15, 1916-18; France, Apr. igi5-May 1916, Feb. 1918-
Apr. 1919 ; Germany, Apr.- Aug. 1919. Final rank, Colonel. C.B.E. Two mentions, Sept.
' I9I7i June 1919.
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KELLY, FRANCIS CHARLES.
s. of William K. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Jan. 1897. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th (iordon Hrs., 29 Apr.
1913. Mobilized, 1914. Commd., 4 Jan. 1916; attd. i/6th Devonshire Regt. Served
—Home, 1914-16; France, Jan. -May 1917; India, Mesopotamia, Jan. 1918 Mar. 1919.
Final rank, Lieutenant Mentd., Feb. 1919.
KELLY, GEORGE CARMICHAEL,
s. of William K. ; b. Aberdeen, i June 1898. Sc., 1919 — . Enlisted, R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 7 Aug. 1914; commd., 27 June 1917; attd. M.G.C. ; 4th (R.)
gth, (iordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917-18; H.M.H.S. " Aquitania," July 1915
Feb. 1916; Egypt, Feb. I9i6-Jan. 1917; France, May 1918 Apr. 1919. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
KELLY, MARY CARMICHAEL, M.A.,
d. of William K. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Mar. 1895. M.A., 1916. War work — Edinburgh War
Hospl., Electrical Dept., Bangour, 1917-18.
KELLY, WILLIAM,
s. of William K. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 May 1899. Med., 1919 — . Edin. Univ. O.T.C.
Enlisted, 22nd Officers' Cadet Batt., Apr. 1917; commd., 23 Feb. 1918; posted 26th
Roy. Welsh Fusiliers. Served— Home, 1917-18; France, May I9i8-May 1919. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
KELMAN, JOHN, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of James K. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 May 1888. M.A., 1909; B.Sc., 1911. 1'te., M.T. R., A.S.( '.,
21 Sep. 1917. Served — Home, Mesopotamia. Final rank, Private.
KEMP, ALEXANDER, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of John W. K. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 22 June 1887. M.A., 1909 ; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1912.
Gunner, R.G.A., July 1916. Served — Home (Anti-aircraft), 1916-18; Gibraltar (garrison
duty), 1918-19. Final rank, Gunner.
Ikemp, Barnes ©gilvie, M.A., 1886 ; P. 79.
KEMP, PETER, M.A.,
s. of Peter K. ; b. Drainie, Morayshire, 29 Sept. 1887. M.A. (I Ment.), 1909. Pte., i4th
A. and S. Hrs., 28 July 1915; commd., 27 Apr. 1917. Served with, 3rd (R.) Gordon
Hrs. ; 6/4th, 4/4th, King's African Rifles. Home, 2 years: France, 6 months; E. Africa,
18 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
KEMP, ROBERT SANGSTER, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James K. ; b. Peterculter, 5 Dec. 1862. M.A. (1 Math.), 1882 ; B.D. (Hons.), 1885 :
Boxill, Arnott, Prizes; Brown Scholar. Chaplain, Gordon Hrs. (Vol., and T.F.), 1892-
1914. Mobilized. Home service, Chaplain, attd. Gordon T.F. Bde., Royal Scots, etc.,
1914-17. Final rank, Chaplain, ist Class (Colonel). T.D.
KENNAWAY, CHARLES GRAY,
s. of William K. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Aug. 1899. Arts, 1916-17; Arts and Sc., 1919 — .
Edin. Univ. O.T.C. Cadet, Mar. 1918 ; commd., Guards M.G. Regt., 15 Sept. 1918. Horn.-
service, Oct. -Dec. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
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•fceime&\?, Hn&rew flDacpberson, P. 84.
, ie&win Hlfre&, P. 60.
, 3obu Blejan&er, M.A., 1902, B.SC., 1905 ; p. 39.
KENNEDY, JOHN MACLEAN,
s. of John K. ; b. Lochcarron, 2 Nov. 1884. U.D.A., 1911. Pte., R.A.V.C. Served —
Home, 64th (H) Div. ; Abroad, i6th M.G. Halt. Final rank, Sergeant.
KENNEDY, NEIL, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Donald K. ; ,b. Applccross, 22 Nov. 1877. M.A., 1900 ; M.H., 1904. Capt., R.A.M.C.
Served — Salonika, 1917 — .
KENNEDY, WILLIAM DOW, M.A.,
s. of Robert K. ; b. Ellon, 21 Mar. 1875. M.A., 1898. Home service, Lieut., ist Y.B.
Argyllshire Regt. Final rank, Captain.
KENNEDY, WILLIAM DUFF,
s. of James K. ; b. Huntly, 26 June 1895. Arts, 1913-15. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Jan.
1915; transfd. R.F.C. (later R.A.F.). Home service, 1915-19. F'inal rank, Corporal.
Ikennebs, William IRobert, p- 14-
KERMACK, WILLIAM OGILVY, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of William K. ; b. Kirriemuir, 26 Apr. 1898. M.A. (I Math.), 1918; B.Sc. (Spec, dist),
icjrS; Simpson Math., (ireig, Lyon, Pri/es ; David Rennet Medal; Fullerton Scholar.
Attested, Air Mechanic (3rd Class), R.A.F., July 1916. Served — Aeroplane Experimental
Station, Suffolk, Aug. igiS-Mar. 1919.
KERR, COLIN MacKAY, M.A., B.Sc., B.D.,
s. of James K. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 July 1880. M.A., 1903; B.Sc., 1906; B.I). (Hons.), 1906;
(iladstone Memorial, Drum, Stuart (Hebrew), Prizes ; Bruce and F'raser Scholar. Gunner.
R.G.A. (Highl. Fife Ter.), 4 Dec. 1915. Served with, R.E. ; commd, R.A. Chaplains'
IK-pt., Nov. 1917. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Belgium, Sept. I9i6-Feb. 1917,
Nov. 1917 Mar. 1919. .Final rank, Captain (C.F.).
KERR, JOHN BAMFORD, M.B.,
s. of James K. ; b. Higher Booths, Lanes., 25 Sept. 1859. M.B., 1883. War work — M.O.
i/c wounded soldiers, Bury Infirmary ; Ministry of Pensions, 1917-19.
KERRIN, DANIEL,
s. of Daniel K. ; b. Parr, Lanes., 22 Feb. 1896. Arts, 1913-14, 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 5th Ban., The King's (L'pool) Regt., 25 Oct.
1916. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-16, 1918-19; France, Feb. -June 1915, Dec.
igi6-Jan. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
KERRIN, JOHN CHARLES,
s. of Daniel K. ; b. Ecton, Northants, 6 Dec. 1899. Med., 1916-18,1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Gunner, 2i2th Bde. R.F.A., Apr. 1918; Cadet, No. 3 R.F.A. Cadet School, Weedon.
Home service, Apr. ujiS-Jan. 1919. F'inal rank, Cadet.
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KI.KRIN, RICHARD ELUAL,
5. of DanielK. ; b. Ecton, Northants, 4 July 1898. Arts, 1915-17, 1919 — . Cadet, R.I •'.('..
24 Apr. 1917; transfd. as Pte., 2nd Artists' Rifles, O.'I'.C. Home service, Sept. 1917-
Apr. 1919. Final rank, Corpo^tl.
KKSSON, JOHN ELRICK, M.D.,
s. of John K. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Feb. 1881. M.B., 1907; M.D. (Highest Hons.), 1910;
D.I'.H., 1912. War work — Red Cross Surgeon., 1914-17. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 28 May 1917 ;
attd. 66th Gen. Hospl., 4oth C.C.S., O.C. 7th Sanitary Section. Served — Salonika Exped.
Force, Italian Exped. Force, Army of the Black Sea, June i9i7~Mar. 1920. Final
rank, Captain.
KESTING, AUGUST JOHN, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Ernest K. ; b. Inverness, 27 Oct. 1874. M.A., 1894; B.D., 1897. War work — Offici-
ating clergyman, Presbyterian Troops, Paris, 1915-18.
KESTING, ERNEST CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of Ernest K. ; b. Inverness, 22 Aug. 1876. M.A., 1894. War work — St. ]ohn
Ambulance and V. A. D., 1915-17. Petty Officer (ist Class), R.N.V.R. (Hydrophone Service).
27 Aug. 1917. Served in H. M.S. "Tarlair," H.M. Trawler "Sea Sweeper," Emerges •.
Hydrophone Patrol, Hydrophone Flotilla : Home, Malta, Adriatic, /Fgean, Mudros,
Constantinople, Aug. igiy-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Petty Officer.
KEY, GORDON JAMES, M.B.,
s. of 1). R. K. ; b. Edinburgh, 28 Dec. 1894. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. War work-
Dresser, Scottish Red Cross Society, France, 1914-15. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 5 Aug. 1916.
Served — Salonika, 4 months; Home 1917-19. Final rank, Captain.
KEYT, FREDERICK DUDLEY ROSS-, M.B.,
s. of Frederick R.-K. ; b. Punta Gorda, British Honduras, 15 Apr. 1894. M.B., 1920.
Commd.. i-st Coy., N. Scottish R.G.A. (T F.), 1914.
KILGOUR, ORMONDE JOHN LOWELL,
s. of John P. K. ; b. Singapore, 6 Aug. 1895. U.D.A., 1916. Pte., "D" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1911. Mobili/.ed. Home service, Aug. I9i4-Jan. 1915. War work — Surveying
Officer, Timber Supply Dept., Edinburgh, 1917-19.
KINDNESS, WILLIAM ARTHUR,
s. of John K. ; b. Fordyce, 27 May 1894. Med., 1920 — . Pte., R.A.M.C., 6 Dee. 1915.
Home service, 1915-19. Final rank, Staff-Sergeant (Supervising Pharmacist).
KINDNESS, WINIFRED MARY ALLAN, M.A., M.B.,
d. of John T. "K. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Aug. 1893. M.A., 1914; M.B., 1918. Joined
R.A.M.C., May 1918. Home service-, Mil. Hospl., Endell St., London,. 18 months.
, Jobu Hlejan&er, M.A., 1909 ; p. 4i.
KING, WALTER GAWEN, M.B.,
s. of Henry K. ; b. Woolwich, 4 Dec. 1851. M.B., 1873; LUJ-H. (with credit), 1888.
Joined I.M.S., Mar. 1874 ; Colonel, 1906. Retd. Rejoined. Home service, Western
Command, Nov. 1915 Jan. 1918. Final rank, Colonel (A.M.S.). C.I.E., 1899. "Com
mended," by Secretary of State, Feb. 1917.
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KINGHORN, JOHN MACKIE.
s. of David M. K. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Jan. 1895. Arts, 1912-14, 1919 — . 1'te., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 18 Sept. 19:4; comnid., i Mar. 1917,; attd. 6th (Gordon Hrs. Served —
Home, 1914-17 France, May-July 1917; wounded; Hospital, Aug. 1917 May 1918.
Joined R.A. K, June 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
KIXXEAR, FORBES, M.B.,
s. of David K. ; b. Lunan, Forfarshire, I Feb. 1877. M.B., 1898. Lieut., R.A.M.C. ('!'.),
12 June 1916. Served — France, 2 months; Home, 10 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
War work — Member of Special Boards, C.M.P., Mil. Hospls., Manchester and Liverpool,
1917-19.
KIRTOX, JOHX, M.A., M.B.,
s. of A. C. K. : b. Orphir, 15 Apr. 1890. M.A., 1911 ; M.B., 1914. Served with "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1909-14. Mobilized. Commd., R.A.M.C., 16 Feb. 1915 ; attd.
6oth Fid. Amb. Served — -Home, 4 months ; France, 4 years 3 months. Final rank,
Acting Major. M.C., Nov. 1917. Mentd., July 1917.
KNIGHT, GEORGE DAVID, M.D.,
s. of George K. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Feb. 1861. M.B. (Highest Hons.), 1882; M.D
(Highest Hons.), 1893. War work — M.O., Streatham Red Cross Hospl. ; Member, Wands-
worth War Committee, 1916-18.
KNOWLES, BENJAMIN, M.B.,
s. of George K. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 May 1885. M.B., 1907; D.T.M. (Liverpool.), 1911.
Joined Univ. Coy. Scottish Horse. Pte., 2nd King Edward's Horse, Aug. 1914; commd.,
R.A.M.C., Nov. 1916. Served — Home, France. Final rank, Acting Major. M.M. M.C.
Bar to M.C. Mentd., June 1916.
Imowles, 3obn jforbes, M.A., 1912 ; P. 5.
KNOWLES, MARY, B.Sc.,
d. of Alexander K. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 July 1889. B.Sc., 1914. War work — Ministry of
Munitions, Chemist, Nobel's Explosives Coy., Stevenston, 1917-18.
KNOX, ALEXANDER CAMPBELL WHITE, M.B.,
s. of George K. : b. Auchnagatt, 2 Jan. 1889. M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 20 Dec.
1914; attd. 23rd Div. ; i4ist Fid. Amb., 2nd Roy. Sussex Regt., 3rd Gren. Gds. Served
— Home, 1914-15; France, Aug. igi^-Nov. 1918; Germany (Army of Occupation), Nov.
1918 Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Jan. 1918. Bar to M.C., Nov. 1918.
KNOX, ALEXANDER CRUDEN, M.A.,
s. of Joseph K. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Dec. 1884. M.A. (II. Eng.), 1907. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Apr. 1917. Served with 8/ioth, 3rd, Gordon Hrs.* Home, 1917; France, Aug.
1917 -Mar. 1918; Prisoner of War, Mar. i9i8-Jan. 1919; U.K. 1919. F'inal rank, Corporal.
KNOX, EDWARD WILSON,
s. of Joseph K. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Apr. 1890. Med., 1910-11, 1919 — . Arts, 1911-14.
Joined "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 29 Aug.
1915. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-16, 1917-18; Abroad, Feb. -June 1915, Oct. 1916
Mar. 1917, Mar.-Aug. 1918. Wounded, 1915. Final rank, Lieutenant.
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KNOX, JAMFS CRUDEN, M.A.,
g. of Joseph K. : 1). Aberdeen, 12 June 1875. M.A. (I Cl.), 1897; Black Pri/.c. 2nd
Lieut., 4th Cordon Hrs., 4 Dee. 1915; attd. 4th Res., 2 jth, 53rd (Y.S.), Cordon Hrs.
Served — Home, 1915-19; France, July- Oct. 1916. Final rank, Lieutenant
KXOX. ROBERT STRAC.HAN, M.A.,
h. Aberdeen, 19 Oct. 1887. M.A. (I ling.), 1910. joined "U" Coy., 41)1 Cordon
Hrs. Cadet, Cordon Hrs., June 1916; 2nd Lieut, Nov. 1916; attd. 3rd, 8/ioth, Cordon
Hrs., 44th T.M. Hty. Served — Home, 1916-17; France. Feb. 11)17 M;l1'- 1918; Prisoner
of War, Mar. Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
KYXOCH, DOUGLAS JOHN,
s. of Alexander K. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Feb. 1895. Mcd., 1914-15, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs. 4 Jan. 1915 ; commd., 22 Aug. 1916. Served — Home, 1915-16;
France, May Aug. 1916, May-Sept. 1917, June igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Captain. M.C., Sept. 1917.
LACHERET, MAURICE HENRI,
s. of Klysec L. ; b. La Have, Nederlande, 16 ]uly 1882. Div., 1905-06. War work —
Secy., Au\. Hospl., Loriol (Drome), Sept.-Nov. 1914. Mobilized as Infirmier, 2nd cl.,
17 Nov. 1914. Served with — i4th Section d'Infirniiers Militaires ; attd. Amb. 10/3, 1914-
il). Final rank, Infirmier, 2nd cl. Medaille des blesses de guerre.
LAIULAW, HILDA LUCY, M.A., M.B.,
d. of Archibald S. L. ; b. Huntly, 7 Jan. 1895. M.A., 1915 ; M.B. (Hons.), 1919.
Shepherd Mem. Medal. War work — ist Scot. Gen. Hospl. (Orthopredic Dept.), Clinical
Assist., 1918-19, Assist. M.O., 1919 — .
LA1NG, ALEXANDER WALKER, M.B.,
s. of James L. ; b. Manchester, 17 Jan. 1881. M.B., 1905. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Mar. 1917.
Served as M.O., ist Gen. Hospl. Etretat, and with 9th, 4th, 58th, Divisions. France,
Belgium, Mar. 1917 Mar. 1918.
LAING, ALFRED MARTIN, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Robert L. ; h. Edinkillie, Morayshire, 12 June 1875. M.A., 1900; I.L.B., 1903.
Five years in "U" Coy., ist Y.B. Gordon Hrs. Lieut., loth Seaforth Hrs., 23 Dec.
1914; attd. ist Essex Regt. Served — Gallipoli, 4 months; invalided home; attd. 3rd
(Res.) Seaforth Hrs. Final rank, Captain.
l.AING, DAVID B.,
s. of James L. ; b. Laurencekirk, 10 July 1896. Med., 1920 — . Pte., R.A.M.C., 29 Feb.
1916; attd. 4/ist Highl. Fid. Amb., I5th Fid. Amb., 23rd Amb. Train. Served — Home,
15 months; France, 2 years 6 months. .Final rank, Private.
LAING, ERNEST VICTOR, M.A., B.Sc. (For.), B.Sc.,
s. of Henry L. ; b. Premnay, Aberdeenshire, 31 Mar. 1894. M.A., 1915; B.Sc. (F'or.),
1920; B.Sc. (dist.), 1921. Pioneer, Spec. Bde., R.E., 3 Feb. 1916. Served — F'rance,
Apr. 1916 Jan. 1919. Final rank, Pioneer.
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LA ING, FREDERICK, M.A., B.Se.,
s of Henry L. ; h. Premnay, Aberdeenshire, 16 Apr. 1890. M.A., 1912; B.Sc. (Spec,
dist.), 1913. Pte., iith Gordon Hrs., 1916.
LAING, JAMES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Peter L. ; b. Keith, 26 Dec. 1881. M.A., 1903; M.B., 1906; D.P.H., 1909. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 1916. Served — France, 1916-19. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 1918.
LAING, WILLIAM STEWART, M.A.,
s. of James L. ; h. Southampton, 23 |une 1868. M.A., 1891. War work — V.M.C.A.,
France, 1917-19.
LAIRD, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Alexander L. ; I). Crathie, Aberdeenshire, 12 Dec. 1865. M.H., 1891. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., i June 1915. Served— Home, 5 months; Mediterranean Exped. Force, Nov.
1915 -June 1916. Final rank, Lieutenant War work — Pres., Med. Board, Huddersfield,
1917.
LAIRD, ROBERT GORDON EVELYN,
s. of Robert L. ; b. Penang, 28 Oct. 1895. Arts, 1913-14. Pte., 2nd London Scottish,
3 Sept. 1914 ; commd., 3rd A. and S. Hrs., 25 Sept 1915 ; attd. ist London Scottish, loth,
4th, A. and S. Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-16, 1918; France, Apr. -July 1915, July
1916 Sept. 1917, Aug. -Oct. 1918; Germany, Feb.- Aug. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
LAKIN, FRANCIS HENRY,
s. of Francis L. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Jan. 1897. Med., 1913-14, 1918 — . Driver, ist
Highl. Fid. Amb., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 7 Aug. 1914 ; transfd. A.S.C., 3/ist Highl. Div. Train.
Served— Home, 1914-15, 1915-16; Dardanelles, Mar. Nov. 1915 ; Macedonia, Aug. 1916-
July 1918. Final rank, Sergeant.
LAMB, GEORGE FAIRBAIRN, M.A.,
s. of William L. ; b. Monquhitter, 2 Nov. 1881. M.A., 1908. Pte., 3rd Dragoon (ids.,
24 Apr. 1917. Served with i/5th West Yorkshire Regt. Home, 1917-18; France, Bel-
gium, Mar. Apr. 1918. Wounded and Prisoner of War, 25 Apr. 1918. Final rank, Private.
LAMB, JOHN GARDEN, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of James L. ; b. Peterhead, 16 July 1892. M.A., 1913; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1914; Arnott
Prize. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1910. Mobili/ed, 4 Aug. 1914. Commd.,
Metereological Section, R.E., 9 Feb. 1916. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-16; Western
Front, Feb. -Oct. 1915, Feb. 1916 June 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain. Mentd.,
May 1917.
LAMB, THEODORE MITCHELL GEORGE,
b. Bourtie, Aberdeenshire, 4 Nov. 1898. Arts, 1919 — . Cadet, R.F.C., 24 Apr. 1917;
commd., 13 Sept. 1917. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, Belgium, Sept 1918 May 1919.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
LAMOND, DONALD, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Donald L. ; b. Crathie, 9 Apr. 1860. M.A., 1884; M.B., 1891. War work— Sub-
stitute medical practitioner, Strathdon and Corgarff, 1916, 1917.
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LANG, GORDON ABKRCROMBIE. M.B.,
s. of Gavin L. : h. Fyvie, 15 Apr. 1866. MB., 1889. War work — Substitute M.O.H.,
Inverness-shire; M.O., Naval and Mil. Hospls., Inverness-shire. 1914-16.
Xarg, Hlejanfcer, MA., 1915 ; p. 9o.
LAROCHE, JEAN,
s. of Adrian L.; b. Saint Andre, July 1881. Div., 1902-03. Protestant Chaplain, French
Navy, 5 Feb. 1917. Served in Hospl. ship "La Fayette," Feb. ig^-May 1919.
LAW, FREDERICK WILLIAM, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
b. Bucksburn, Aberdeen, 13 Mar. 1890. M.A., 1912: li.Se. (Agr.), 1912. Pte., "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1908-12. Re-enlisted, 27 Sept. 1914 ; rommd., 18 Sept. 1915.
Served — Home, 4 years; Flanders, Feb.-July 1915: wounded; France, Jan. 1918 — .
Final rank, Acting Captain.
LAW, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of James L. ; b. Cabrach, 18 Mar. 1862. M.A. (II Ment.), 1884. Pte., 3rd V.B. Gordon
Hrs., 1896; commd., 5th Gordon Hrs. Mobilized Major. Home service, 1914. T.I).
Xaw, ftbomas JSn?bon, M.B., 1892 , p. 105.
LAW, THOMAS SCOTT, M.B.,
s. of William L. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 F'eb. 1892. M.B., 1916. Cadet, A.L.O.T.C. Comnid.,
R.A.M.C., 19 June 1916. Served — France, India, Salonika, Army of the Black Sea, July
i9i6-Jan. 1920. F'inal rank, Captain.
LAW, WILLIAM PROCTOR, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of David R. L. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Sept. 1888. M.A. (II Math.), 1912; B.Sc., 1915.
Gunner, R.G.A. Home service, Apr. ig^-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Battery Sergeant-Major.
LAWIE, WILLIAM,
s. of William L. ; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 22 Jan. 1895. Med., 1914-15, 1918 — . Enlisted.
Special Bde., R.E., i Aug. 1915; commd., 26 June 1917; attd. Tank Corps. Served —
France, 18 months; England, 16 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
LAWRENCE, GEORGE SMITH, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Thomas L. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 May 1889. M.A., 1910; M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 27 Nov. 1916. Served — E. Africa, Dec. I9i6-Mar. 1919; Home
1919; Siberia, June-Dec. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., July 1918.
LAWRENCE, JAMES TAYLOR, M.A.,
s. of W. G. L. ; b. Edzell, 28 Jan. 1888. M.A. (I Math.), 1908; Lyon, Greig, Simpson,
Prizes; David Rennet Medal; F'ullerton, Ferguson, Scholarships. I.C.S., 1911. War
work — Civil Service in India, 1914-19. Mentd. by Commander-in-Chief of Army in
India, July 1919.
LAWRENCE, NORMAN HENRY,
s. of Henry L. ; b. 19 May 1860. Arts, 1877-78, 1880-81 ; L.R.C.P. (Ed.), 1881. Mobilized
Major, S.A.M.C., Jan. 1915. Served — Cape Town and Union of S. Atrica, 3^ years.
rank, Major.
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LAWRENCE, OLIVER,
s. of Alexander L. ; b. Mucduff, 28 May 1893. Arts, 1911-14, 1919 — . Driver, ist
Highl. Fid. Amb., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1913. Mobili/ed ; attd. 89th Fid. Amb., R.A.S.C.
Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 19 Dec. 1916; attd. R.A.F. Served — Home, 1914, 1916,
1917-19; (iallipoli, 10 months (1915); invalided; France, I9i6-Sept. 1917. Final rank,
Acting Captain.
LAWRENCE, ROBERT DANIEL, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Thomas L. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Nov. 1892. M.A., 1912; M.B., 1916; Fife Jamicson,
Anderson, Lizars, Shepherd Mem., Medals. Joined 4th Gordon Hrs. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), May 1914. Mobilized. Served — Home, 6 months; Indian Frontier, 3
years. Final rank, Captain.
LAWS, ROBERT, M.A., M.D., D.D.,
s. <>f Robert L. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 May 1851. M.A., 1872; M.B., 1875; M.D., 1877;
D.D., 1891. War work — As Principal, Overtoun Institution, organised — telegraphic com-
munication, food for the troops, transport supplies for R.E., wireless and electrical dept.,
military hospls., provided interpreters, etc., Livingstonia, Nyasaland, N. Rhodesia, German
K. Africa, 1914-19.
LAWSON, DONALD BOYD CAMERON,
s. of J. C. L. ; b. Rathen, Aberdeenshire, 7 F'eb. 1895. Arts, 1913-14. Joined "U " Coy.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 1914; commd., 18 Apr. 1915; served with, 4th Cameronians, R.F.C.
R.X.A.S. Home service, 4 years 3 months. Final rank, Captain.
LAW.SON, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of F'rancis L. ; b. Kintore, 19 Aug. 1859. M.A., 1882. War work — Officiating Clergy-
man for Troops, Selkirk, 1915-18.
LAWSON GORDON CECIL, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John O. L. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Feb. 1883. M.A., 1907; B.Sc. (dist.), 1909. Pte., ist
Gordon Hrs., Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 3 months; France, 6 months. Wounded and
discharged. Final rank, Private.
I.AWSON, MABEL GORDON, M.A., M.B.,
b. Resolis, Ross-shire, 14 June 1894. M.A., 1916; M.B., 1918. War work — Assist. M.O.,
Mil. Hospl., Bolton, 1918-19.
LAWSON, WILFRED ERNEST, M.B.,
s. of John O. L. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Nov. 1874. M.B., 1900; D.P.H., 1902. War work — •
Civil Ophthalmic Surgeon to Manchester Regt. and Aux. Mil. Hospl., Ashton-under-Lyne,
1914-19.
Xawson, William, M.A., 1900 ; P. 99.
I.AWSON, WILLIAM WILFRED JAMES, M.B.,
s. of William L. ; b. Bibrughar, Upper Assam, 8 Dec. 1879. M.B., 1904. Served in
R.A.M.C., South African War, 1900. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 30 Oct. 1914; attd.
2/3rd West Riding Fid. Amb. Served — Home, France, U.K., Oct. I9i4-Dec. 1918.
Final rank, Captain.
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LEACH, JOHN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William L. ; h. Ardersier, 22 Jan. 1867. M.A.. 1888; M.B., 18^2. Joined T.l1'. at
its organisation. Mobilized ( 'apt., R. A. M.I '. (T.I''.). Home service, 2 years. Final rank.
Major.
I.I '.A R MONTH, JOHN ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Henry L. ; b. North Walls, 18 Aug 1883. M.A., 1905. I'te., i6th H.L.I., 4 Jan.
1915; commd., izth A. and S. Hrs., 5 Sept. 1916. Served — Home, 1915, 1916, 1918-111;
France, Nov. 1915 Apr. 1916; Salonika, Sept. 1916 Apr. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
LEDINGHAM, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James L. ; h. Boyndie, Banffshire, 14 Sept. 1872. M.A., 189} ; M.H., 1897;
D.P.H., 1901; M.D., 1905. Joined R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1909. Mobili/ed '( apt., R.A.M.C.
(T.I''.), attd. Sanitary Service. \\"ar work — County Director, British Red Cross Soc\.,
Banffshire. M.B.E.
LEDINGHAM, JOHN,
s. of William L. ; b. Boyndie, Banffshire, 15 Aug. 1897. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — .
Arts, 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Pioneer, Spec. Bde., R.E., Sept. 1916; transfd. M.G.C. ; Tank
Corps; commd., 19 Dec. 1917. Served — Home, i year: 1-' ranee, 9 months. Final rank,
2nd Lieutenant.
LEDIXGHAM, JOHN CHARLES GRANT, M.A., M.B., D.Sc.,
s. of James L. ; b. Boyndie, Banffshire, 19 May 1875. M.A. (I Math.), 1895 ; B.Sc. (Spec,
dist.), 1900; M.B. (Hons.), 1902; D.Sc., 1910; F.R.S., 1921. Simpson, Arnott, Pri/.s :
Fife Jamieson Medal; Struthers Medal and Prize; Anderson Scholar ; Carnegie Research
Fellow. War work — Bacteriologist, King George's Hospl., May-Dec. 1915. Commd..
Lieut. -Col., R.A.M.C., 8 Dec. 1915. Member, Med. Advisory Committee, (Mediter-
ranean), 1915-17; Consulting Bacteriologist, Mespot. Exped. Force, 1917-19. Final rank,
Lieut. -Colonel. C.M.G., 1918.
LEDINGHAM, JOHN FRANCIS,
s. of Alexander L. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 March 1897. Med., 1915-16. A.U.O.T.C. War
work — Motor Driver, Red Cross Socy., Aberdeen, 1914-15: 2nd Lieut., ist Highl. Div.
Signal Coy., R.E. (T.F.), 20 Nov. 1915 ; attd. 2oth Div. Sig. Coy. ; 5918! (Forth) Fortress
Coy., R.E. Served — Home, 1915-17; France and Belgium, Apr.-Nov. 1917; wounded:
Home, 1918-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
LEDINGHAM, ROBERT MACKAY, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Alexander!,.; b. Aberdeen, 27 Feb. 1893. M.A., 1913; LL.B., 1920. Joined 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1910; commd., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A. (T.), 1912. Mobilized, 4 Aug.
1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, May igi^-Mar. 1918; wounded; Home
1918-19. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 7 Apr. 1918.
LEDINGHAM, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Andrew L. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 July 1864. M.A. (II Math.), 1884. I'te., ist Banff-
shire Vol. Battalion, 1916-19.
254
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LEDINGHAM, WILLIAM MARSHALL,
s. of William L. ; b. Boyndie, Banffshire, 3 Nov. 1895. Sc., 1913-14; Med., 1919 — .
Pie., 4th Gordon Mrs., Jan. 1914. Mobilized. Connnd., 4 Aug. 1916; seconded to Spec.
Bde., R.K. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916, 1918-19; Belgium, Feb. ^ji^-Mar. 1916;
France, Sept. 1916 Sept. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant, Gordon Hrs.
LE FANU, GEORGE ERNEST HUGH. M.B.,
s. of Henry Le F. ; b. 1'irupatur, India, 1 8 Sept. :f>-l~\. M.B., 1901 ; D.T.M. (L'pool.),
1907. O. i/c Base Hospl., Lome, Togo Expedition (West Africa), Aug. 1914.
l.EGGAT, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of James W. L. ; b. King Edward, 29 Nov. 1888. M.B., 1911 ; D.P.H., 1913. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 9 Feb. 1915 ; attcl. (Radiologist) 3oth C.C.S. Served — Home, 1915; France,
Aug. 1915 Dec. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
LEGGAT, WILLIAM KEMP,
b. Forgue, 12 Dec. 1887. U.I). A., 1905. Pte., i/ist Scottish Horse, i Sept. 1914;
commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., 17 June 1915 ; attd. 2/7th, i/6th, 4th Res., Gordon Hrs., i/5th
East Surrey Regt. Served — Home 1914-17 ; France, Jan. -May 1917 ; India, Mesopotamia,
i year 3 months. Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C., 9 Apr. 1917.
Xegae, Bmjus jforsptb, M.B, 1912 ; P. 2.
LEGGE, EDWARD, M.A., B.L.,
. s. of James W. L. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Nov. 1880. M.A., 1903; B.L., 1908. Pte., 271(1 Inf.
Batt. Canadian Exped. Force, Sept. 1914. Served — France, 1915, 1916; Canada H.Q.,
1917. Final rank, Acting Captain. War work — Ministry of Information, England, 1918.
LEGGE, JAMES ROGER,
s. of Andrew M. L. ; b. Rhynie, 25 May 1896. Arts, 1915-16, 1919 — . Pte., 3rd
Gordon Hrs., 8 Aug. 1916. Served with 8/ioth, i/7th, i/5th, Gordon Hrs. Home, 1916,
1917, 1918; France, Nov. I9i6-Jan. 1917, June I9i7-Apr. 1918, May igiS-Jan. 1919.
Twice wounded, gassed. Final rank, Private.
Xeitb, 2>ou0las flfcelorum Watson, M.A., i9i3) B.SC. (Agr.), i9i4 ; P. so.
LEITH, GEORGE SETON SIMPSON,
s. of J. W. L. ; b. Old Meldrum, 21 July 1893. U.D.A., 1913. Served in I.D.F., Calcutta
Scottish,
Xe nor urn, Ibarolfc asruce, P. 67.
LKXDRUM, JOHN BLACK, M.D.,
s. of George L. ; b. Huddersfield, 16 Feb. 1869. M.B., 1890; M.I), (com.), 1894. War
work — C.M.P., i ggth T.F. Dep6t ; M.O., Woodfield Aux. Mil. Hospl. ; Ministry of Pensions ;
Recruiting Boards, etc., Oldham, 1915-19.
LENDRUM, ROBERT ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John L. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Aug. 1863. M.A. (I. Cl.), 1882; Simpson Greek Pri/.e ;
Town Medal. War work — Scottish Churches Huts, Cologne, 1919.
ROLL 01- SKRl'ICK.
1.1 SLIE, ANDREW SMITH, M.A., M.U.,
s. of James I..; 1). 1'itcaple, 24 June 1882. M.A., 1902; M.H., 1906; M.D., 1919; Keith
Gold Medal. Joined I. M.S., 1906. Major, 1919. .Military duty under Govt. of India,
1914-19.
LESLIE, GEORGE MAGNUS,
s. of Andrew L. ; b. Lerwick, 13 June 1893. U.D.A., 1914. Pte., Army Vet. Corps, 13
Aug. 1915. Served with I48th Bde., R.F.A. ; i20thBty., R.G.A. Home, 1915; France.
Oct. igis-Jan. 1917. Final rank, Sergeant.
LESLIE, JAMES CAMPBELL, M.A..
s. of John L. ; b. Glenbervie, Mearns, 7 Feb. 1896; M.A., 1921. Agr., 1919 — . Gunner
1571)1 Bde., R.F.A., 21 Mar. 1915; 32oth Bde.; commd., 21 Sept. 1917. Served —
France, i^ years; England, 2 -i years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
LESLIE, JAMES DAWSON,
s. of John L. ; b. Macduff, 2 July 1894. Arts, 1912-14. Pte., "U"Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1914. Mobilized. Commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., 1916 ; attd. gth Gordon Hrs. Served
— Home; France, 1914-19. Final rank. Captain. M.C., June 1919.
LESLIE, JOHN,
s. of James L. ; b. Pitcaple, 19 Mar. 1880. Arts, 1899-1902. 1'te., 3rd The Black Watch,
6 Apr. 1917 ;. commd., ist Gordon Hrs., 30 July 1918. Served — Home, 1917-18; France,
Sept. -Nov. 1918; Germany, 1918 — . Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C., Nov. 1918.
LESLIE, WILLIAM, M.A., M.B..
s. of David L.; b. Rothes, 14 Dec. 1888. M.A., 1910; M.B., 1915. Captain, R.A.M.C.,
1915. M.C., 1917.
LESLIE, WILLIAM LOUIS ANDERSON, M.B.,
s. of William B. L. ; b. Stone-haven, 13 Sept. 1878. M.B., 1902. Capt., R.A.M.C. Served
— B.E.F., Sept. I9i6-Sept. 1917. Final rank, Captain.
LETHBRIDGE, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William M. L. ; b. Mullingar, 3 Mar. 1872. M.B., 1895. Commd., I.M.S., 1898.
Mobilized Major. Served — Indian Frontier, Mesopotamia, 1914-18. Final rank, Lieut. -
Colonel. Two mentions (Mesopotamia).
LEVACK, DAVID PROUDFOOT,
s. of John R. L. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Mar. 1899. Med, 1918 — . Pioneer, R.E., Si-n
Service (wireless section), 3 Feb. 1917. O.T.C., 1918-19. Home service, 1917-11
Final rank, Acting Sergeant-Instructor.
LEVACK, JOHN REID, M.B.,
s. of David L. ; b. Urainie, Morayshire, 10 Oct. 1870. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1891. Capt.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1908. Mobilized. Home service, O.C., X-Ray and Electrical Depts.,
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., Aberdeen, 4 Aug. 1914- Mar. 1919.
256
ROLL OF SERl'ICI-:.
I.KWIN, SOLOMON,
s. of Joseph L. ; b. Russia, 15 Oct. 1896. Med., 1920 — •. Union Defence Force, 1915-17.
Pte., S. African Med. Corps, 9 Oct. 1917. Served — S. and E. Africa, Oct. ig^-July 1919.
Final rank, Acting Sergeant-Major.
LEWIS, CECIL ARTHUR, M.A.,
s. of James L. ; b. Howden, Yorkshire, 5 Nov. 1894. M.A. (I Cl.), 1915 ; Simpson Greek
Prize. Commd., R.F.A., Mar. 1915. Served— Home, 1915-16; France, Jan. I9i6-Dec.
1918; Germany (Army of Occupation), Dec. igiS-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
M.C., Oct. 1918.
LEYS, GEORGE MURRAY, M.A.,
s. of Peter L. ; b. Aboyne, 6 Aug. 1895. M.A., 1919. Pte., 3/4th Gordon Hrs., 20 Apr.
1915. Served with i/4th Gordon Hrs. Home, 1915 ; Flanders, Sept. 1915. Prisoner of
War, Hooge, 25 Sept. 1915 25 May 1916, exchanged and repatriated.
LILLIE, HELEN, M.A., M.B.,
d. of David L. ; b. Eday, 31 Aug. 1890. M.A., 1910 ; M.B., 1914 ; Anderson Gold Medal.
War work — Ho. Surg., Sheffield Roy. Infy. (3rd Northern Gen. Hospl. (T.F.)), 1915-17 ;
Assist. Surg., Scot. Women's Hospls., Macedonia, France, May 1917- Dec. 1918.
LILLIE, WILLIAM,
s. of David L. ; b. Watten, 15 Sept. 1899. Arts, 1916-17, 1919 — . Edin. Univ. O.T.C.
Pte., A. and S. Hrs. (T.R.B.), Oct. 1917 ; transfd. R.G.A. Served— Home (London Anti-
Aircraft Defences), 1917-18; India, July 1918 Feb. 1919. Final rank, Gunner.
LINDSAY, JOHAN DUNLOP,
d. of Alexander M. L. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Nov. 1895. B.Sc., 1918. War work — Assist.
Analyst, Admiralty Laboratory, Middlesbrough, 1916-17.
LINDSAY, JOHN WILLIAM, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James L. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Jan. 1875. M.A., 1895 ; M.B., 1899. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
i Jan. 1917 ; attd. 4th London Fid. Amb., 22nd, 24th, London Regt. Served — Belgium,
Feb.-Oct. 1917; France, Oct. -Dec. 1917; wounded; Home, 1918-19. P'inal rank,
Captain.
LINDSAY, ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of John L. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 26 May 1871. M.B., 1895. tap1., R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), 1904. Mobilized. Served — Home, 9 months; France, 3 years 10 months; North
Russia, 6 months. Final rank, Major.
LINKLATER, ELSPETH MARY,
d. of M. E. L. ; b. Penarth, Glam., 12 June 1900. Sc., 1919 — . War work — W.R.N.S.,
Motor driver, R.N. Armoured Cars, Oldbury, 1918-19.
LINKLATER, ERIC ROBERT,
s. of Robert L. ; b. Penarth, Glam, 8 Mar. 1899. Med., 1916-17, 1918 — . 4th Gordon
Hrs. Apr.-Aug. 1914. Discharged unfit. A.U.O.T.C., 1916-17. Pte., 2/ist Fife and
Forfar Yeomanry, Mar. 1917. Served with 4/5 th The Black Watch. Home, 9 months;
France, 6 months ; Home. Final rank, Private.
257 i?
ROLL Ol< SEKl'ICE.
LIXKLATER, JAMES KEITH,
s. of William L. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Dec. 1896. Com., 1919 — . Gunner, yd City of
Aberd. Bty., i i st Highl. l''ld. Arty. Bde. (T.), 16 Sept. 1914; commd., R.F.A. 19 .Mar.
1919. Served — France, May 1915 Nov. 1918; Home, i year 10 months. Final rank.
2nd Lieutenant.
Xipp, jfranfc, M.A., 191* ; p. 29.
LIPP, GEORGE ROBERTSON, M.B.,
s. of George L. ; b. Bellie, Morayshire, 1 1 Dec. 1891. M.B., 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Comnul.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), Apr. 1915. Served— France, 2^ years; Prisoner of War. 10 months.
Final rank, Captain. M.C., June 1917.
LIPP, ROBERT JAMES GRANT, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.).
s. of William L. ; b. Elgin, 18 Sept. 1890. M.A., 1910 ; B.Sc . (Agr.), 191 1. Pte., Australian
Infy., Aug. 1915 ; transfd. Australian Arty. ; commd., Oct. 1916. Served — Franre,
Belgium, 1915-19. Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C., May 1917.
Xister, artbur tWQb, M.B., ]895 ; P. 35.
LITTLEJOHN, JAMES ARGENTINE, B.Sc.,
s. of James L. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 June 1886. B.Sc., 1908. " U " Coy., ist V.B. (.•
Hrs. 1903-08. Pte., 7th Gordon Mrs., 18 Feb. 1915 ; commd., 6 May 1915. Served —
Home, 1915, 1916-17; France, Aug. igis-Mar. 1916, July I9i7-Feb. 1919. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
LITTLEJOHN, JAMES CROMBIE,
s. of William L. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Oct. 1877. Arts, 1895-96. War work — Xat. \\'.ir
Savings, Newmarket, 1917-19.
LITTLEJOHN, JAMES WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of William L. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 June 1885. M.B., 1908; M.D., 1910. R.A.M.C. :
Surgical Specialist, Staty. Hospl. Served — France, Mesopotamia, 1914-19. Final rank.
Acting Major. M.C. Ordre de Leopold.
LITTLEJOHN, WILLIAM,
s. of David L. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Mar. 1875. Arts, 1892-95 ; Law, 1896-97, 1898-99.
Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 26 Mar. 1915. Served — Home, 1915 ; France,
Sept. igis-Aug. 1917. Final rank, Captain. War work — Ministry of Munitions, Gun
Contract Dept., London, 1917-19.
LIVINGSTONE, MARY, M.A.,
d. of J. L. ; b. Stevenston, 3 Feb. 1895. M.A., 1918. War work — Red Cross.
Dressings, etc., Aberdeen, 1916-17.
LLOYD, EDWARD JAMES, M.D.,
s. of Edward L. ; b. North Wales, 18 Nov. 1850. M.B., 1873 > M.D., 1875. Surg.-Lieut.-
Col., late V. and T.F. V.D. War work— M.O., Mil. Hospl., Bangor ; Ministry of Nat
Service, Pensions, Recruiting, etc.
258
KOI. I. OF SERVICE.
LOBBAN, GEORGE MACKENZIE DAVIDSON,
s. of G. M. L. ; b. Kensington, 22 Nov. 1895. Med., 1915, 1919 — . Edin. Univ. O.T.C.,
1915. Comnid., R.G.A., 1916; attd. i22iid, 287th, Siege lity. ; lyth Corps, Heavy Arty.
Served — France, 1916-17 ; Home, 1917; France, Germany, 1918. Final rank, Major.
I.OCKHART, ROBERT DOUGLAS, M.B.,
s. of William L. ; b. Hamilton, 7 Jan. 1894. M.B., 1918. A.U.O.T.C. Surg.- Probationer,
R.N.V.R., 7 Feb. 1916; commd., 23 Aug. 1918. Served — Home Base, 1916, 1918-19;
Scapa Flow, Sept. 1916 Sept. 1917; /Egean, Feb. -Oct. 1919. Final rank, Surg. -Lieutenant.
LOGG, MATTHEW H., M.B.,
s. of Francis L. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Apr. 1898. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. War work-
Red Cross Orderly, ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1916-17. Gunner, R.F.A., Mar. 1917 ;
commd., Nov. 1917. Served — Home, 10 months ; France, 5 months. Final rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
LONGMORE, HERBERT.!.,
s. of John L. ; b. Desklbrd, Banffshire, 22 Mar. 1899. Arts and Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 53rd
(Y.S.) Gordon Hrs., 30 June 1917. Served with Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1917-18;
France, Belgium, Mar. -Aug. 1918 ; Home, 1918-19. Disabled. Final rank, Private.
LONGMORE, HERBERT JOHN ADAM, M.B.,
s. of Adam A. L. ; b. Auchterless, 10 July 1892. M.B., 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.),
31 Mar. 1915 ; attd. ist .Scot. Gen. Hospl. ; British Salonika Force. Served — Home, 1915-
16, 1919 ; Salonika, Aug. I9i6-F'eb. 1919. Final rank, Acting Major.
LOXGMORE, WILLIAM ANDREW,
s. oi John L. ; b. Deskford, 5 Mar. 1894. U.D.A., 1915. Pte., Army Vet. Corps., 15 Jan.
1916. Served with 6th Dorsets. Home, 1916-18 ; France, June 1918- Jan. 1919.
Final rank, Corporal.
LOKIMEK, JOHN GIBB.
s. of |anies L. ; b. Aberdeen. Sc., 1919 — . Gunner, Edin. Univ. O.T.C., 30 Jan. 1917.
Served with 3 A. Res. Bde., R.F.A. ; 2551)1 Bde., R.F.A. (T.) ; commd., 17 June 1918.
Home, 1 8 months; France, 84 months. F'inal rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
LOTHIAN, ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of David B. L. ; b. Crathie, 27 June 1887. M.A. (I Math.), 1908. B.Sc. (Spec, dist.),
1909; Boxill Math. Prize. I.C.S. War work — Political Officer, Central India, 1915-19;
Cantonment Magistrate, Nowgong, 1917-19.
LOLTIT, JOHN HARVEY,
s. of J. S. L. ; b. Foveran, Aberdeenshire, 20 Nov. 1884. U.D.A., 1906. Commd.,
5th Gordon Hrs., 24 Nov. 1914; attd. I2th A. and S. Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-17;
Salonika, Feb. i9i7~Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Sept. igiS. Croix de
Guerre aver Palmes.
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LOVIE, FREDERICK WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William L. ; h. Aberdeen, 29 Oct. 1889. M.A., 1912; Div., 1912-15. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1915. Served with 8/ioth, 5th, Gordon Hrs. : i-oinind., 25 Jan.
1917. Home, France, Hume, 4 years. Wounded. Final rank. Lieutenant. M. (.'..Oct.
1918.
LOW, ALLAN JAMES, M.A.,
s. of lames S. L. ; b. Turriff, 6 -Mar. 1892. M.A. (I Math.), 1914 ; Simpson Math., Greig.
Prizes; David Rennet, Town Council Gold, Medals; Fullerton, Ferguson, Scholarship^.
Naval Instructor, R.N., 21 Feb. iyi6. Served with Grand Fleet, July iyi6 — . Final
rank, Instructor-Lieutenant.
Xow, (5eorQC, M.A., 1914 ; p. 20.
LOW, HORATIO DAVID,
s. of Leslie I-.; b. Peekskill, New York, 4 Aug. 1893. M.H., 1920. Surg-Sub-Lieut..
R.N.V.R., July 1917. Served, July 1917 May 1918.
LOW, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of William I,.; b. Longside. 21 July 1878. M.B., 1899. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T. ), 21
May 1915. Served — Home, 1915; Gallipoli, Salonika, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia. I
July 1915 Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut-Colonel. M.C., Feb. 1917.
LOWE, AUGUSTUS CONTARINI WINTER,
b. Edinburgh, 29 Dec. 1884. Law, 1905-09. Twice rejected for Mil. Service. \V,n
work — Food Control Committee, Banffshire, May 1918 — .
LOWE, DONALD NEIL, M.A.,
s. of William T. L. ; b. Ardnamurchan, n July 1884. M.A., 1912. Pte., R.F.A., Mar. 1916;
32oth Bde. R.F'.A. Home service, 1917-19. Final rank, Corporal.
LUMSDEN, ANDREW ANDERSON,
s. of Andrew E. L. ; b. Peterhead, 26 Nov. 1894. Law, 1919 — . Not pass. <
service. Assist. Paymaster, R.N.V.R., 28 F'eb. 1918. Served in — H.M.S. "Pembroke,"
"Victory," " Wildfire," Feb. 1918 Mar. 1919 — . Final rank, Paymaster Sub-Lieutenant.
LUMSDEN, ALEXANDER GOW, M.B.,
s. of William L. : b. Peterhead, 21 June 1894. M.B., 1917. Jas. Anderson Gold Medal
and Prize. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 23 Apr. 1917. Served — German,
Portuguese, E. Africa ; Nyasaland, 1917-19. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., Jan. 1919.
LUMSDEN, CHARLES DOWNIE, M.A.,
s. of Edward L. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 June 1863. M.A., 1883. Advocate in Aberdeen, 1893.
Apptd. Acting Paymaster, 4 Mar. 1915. Home service, Eastern Command Pay *
London, 1915-19. Mentd., 3 Sept. 1918. F'inal rank, Acting Paymaster.
LUMSDEN, CHARLES GORDON, M.A.,
s. of James L. ; b. Edinburgh, 31 Mar. 1892. M.A., 1915. Lieut., ist Coy., N. Scot.
R.G.A., 1914 ; attd. Armoured Trains, 2691(1 Siege Bty., R.G.A. Served — Home, 2 years,
Mesopotamia 2^ years. Captain (1919).
260
ROLL OF SERVICE.
LLMSDEN, EDWARD ROBERTSON, M.A.,
s. of Edward L. ; b. Midmar, 18 Apr. 1869. M.A., 1889. Advocate in Aberdeen, 1894.
War work — Ministry of Food, N. of Scotland Div., 1918-19.
LUMSDEN, GEORGE HENRY CHARLES, M.B.,
b. Simla, 9 July 1882. M.B. (Hons.), 1907 ; Thompson Scholar. Univ. Squadr.,
Scottish Horse. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i June 1917. Served — Egypt, Palestine, 1917-18.
Final rank, Captain.
LUMSDEN, HARRY BASIL,
s. of J. Forbes L. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Dec. 1884. Law, 1907-10. Commd-, jrd (attd. ist),
The Royal Scots, Jan. 1915; transf. R.A.F. Served — France, 6 months; Salonika 2-),
years; Egypt 6 months. Final rank, Captain. M.C., 1917. Mentd., 1916.
LUMSDEN, JAMES, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Robert L. ; b. Markinch, 14 Mar. 1864. M.A., 1884; B.D., 1887. Chaplain (Captain),
attd. 4th Royal Scots (Q.E.R.), May 1914. Home service, Edinburgh, Glasgow, 1915-17.
Final rank, Captain.
LI MSDEN, JOHN,
s. of John W. L. ; b. Maud, 20 Apr. 1895. Arts. 1913-16; Sc., 1915; Med., 1915-16,
1918—. Edin. Univ. O.T.C. Pte., R.F.A., Jan. 1916; commd., R.F.A. (S.R.), 7 July
1916. Served — France, July I9i6-Mar. 1917; Home, 1917-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
LUMSDEN, JOHN HEATHERWICK, M.B.,
s. of Robert L. ; b. Markinch, 4 Apr. 1869. M.B., 1891. War work — Substitute Medi-
cal Practioner ; National Service — Examiner of Recruits ; Pensions Board ; Stirlingshire,
1914-19.
LLMSDEN, PHILIP JAMES, M.B.,
s. of John J. F. L. ; b. Gurrokpore, India, 2 Feb. 1864. M.B., 1886. Joined I.M.S.,
1888. Mobilized Colonel, I.M.S., Aug. 1914. Served — India, Egypt, Mesopotamia, North-
west Frontier. Final rank, Colonel. Mentd., Aug. 1915.
LUMSDEN, THOMAS WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of Edward L. ; b. Midmar, 20 Dec. 1874. M.B. (Hons.), 1897 ; M.D. (com.), 1901.
War work — Founder and Hon. Organizer, County Institution for War Neuroses, 1917-19 ;
Ministry of Pensions. Commd., R.A.M.C., 8 Oct. 1918. M.O., Massage and Electrical
Depts., Spec. Surgical Mil. Hospl., Edmonton. Final rank, Lieutenant. Received
thanks from Admiralty, 1919.
LUMSDEN, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Robert L. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Dec. 1874. M.B., 1897 ; D.P.H. (St. And.), 1915.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 7 July 1915; attd. I3th A. and S. Hrs., ii3th Fid. Amb., i/3rd
Northumbrian Fid. Amb. Served — U.K., 1915-17, 1918-19; Salonika, Apr. 1917-
Mar. 1918; France, Mar. -Sept. 1918. Final rank, Captain. M.C.
261 17 *
ROLL OF SERl'ICE.
LUND, SYDNEY WALKER, M.H.,
s. of Henry L. ; 1). Sheffield, 19 Dec. 1887. M.B., 1912 ; D.l'.H., 1920. Lieut., R.A.M.P
(S.R.), Jan. 1915 ; attd. Brit. Mil. Hospl., Serbian Army. Served — Serbia, Malta, Salonika.
Egypt, Palestine, Turkey, 1915 — . Final rank, Acting Major. Order of St. Sav.i
(4th Class.), 1915.
LUNDIE, JOHN ERNEST,
s. of Robert L. ; b. Birkhall, Aberdeenshire, 2 Mar. 1895. Arts, 1919 — . 1'te., ath
Gordon Hrs., Apr. 1915. Served with 53rd Cordon Hrs. Home, 1915, 1916, 1917-19:
France and Flanders, Aug. igij-July 1916; France, Dec. I9i6-May 1917. Fin.i!
rank, L./Corporal.
LYALL, ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander L. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Aug. 1896. Arts, 1914-15. Mod., 1919 — . I'te..
4th Gordon Hrs., 15 Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 1916; France, Dec. 1916 Sept. n)'7-
Wounded; discharged July 1918. Final rank, Private.
LYALL (or LOWE), FLORENCE, M.A.,
d. of George L. ; b. Buckie, 23 Nov. 1889. M.A., 1914. War work — Assi>t. Officer.
Food Control Committee, Banffshire, 1918 — .
LYALL, GORDON, M.A.
s. of George L. ', b. Buckie, 6 Sept. 1886. M.A. (II ling.), 1907. Sapper, R.I-'.. (Loud.
Electrical Engineers), 20 Mar. 1916. Home service, Bere Island, Bedford, [91
Final rank, Sergeant.
Xsall, James, M.A., 1910 ; p. 46.
LYALL, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Andrew L. ; b. Mac-duff, 18 Oct. 1884. M.A., 1906. Commd., 5th Gordon Hrs.,
1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. No. 19 Officer Cadet Batt., 1917. Served — Home.
1914-15, 1917-19 ; France, Apr. 1915 -Mar. 1917. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C., Jan.
1917. Mentd., Feb. 1919.
LYALL, WILLIAM RENN1E, M.A.,
s. of George L. ; b. Buckie, 20 Sept. 1882. M.A. (Ill Eng.), 1905. Enlisted, 6th
K.O.S.B., 8 Dec. 1914 ; transfd. "D" Spec. Coy., R.F;. Served — Home, 1914-15 : France,
May I9i5-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Coy. Sergeant-Major.
LYON, ALEXANDER BARCLAY, M.D.,
s. of George L. ; b. Banff, 30 Nov. 1867. M.B., 1890; M.D., 1900. Joined R.A.M.C.,
1894. Attd. 63rd (ist London) C.C.S., Nov. 1913. Mobilized Lieut. -Col., R.A.M.C.
(T.F'.), 1914. Served — Home, 5 Aug. I9i4-Jan 1917; France. Belgium, Jan. 1917 Mar.
1919. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Croix de Guerre with Star.
LYON, DOUGLAS, M.H.,
s. of Charles L. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 July 1895. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Conimd..
R.A.M.C., 25 Aug. 1916. Served — Home, 1916-17; Mesopotamia, France, Sept.
1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
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ROLL OF STATIC/'.
LYON, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of George I-.; h. Boyndie, BanfFshire, 12 Oct. 1869. M.B., 1891. Commd., 6th V.B.
Gordon I Irs. ; Capt, N.Z. Med. Corps, 1909. War work — Senior M.O. for examination
of soldiers, X./,., 9 months.
LYON, RITCHIE DOUGHTY, M.A., B.D.,
s. of (unies I,.; h. Aberdeen, 7 Mar. 1896. M.A., 1916; H.J)., 1919; Stuart (Hebrew)
Prixe ; King William Scholar. War work — Assist. Chapl., rst Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1917-18.
Xv?on, "Robert, M.A., 1912, I.I..B., 1914: P. 39.
Me ALDOWIE, ALEXANDER MORISON, M.D.,
s. of John McA. ; 1). Aberdeen, 1 6 May 1852. M.B. (Highest Hons.), 1875 ; M.D., 1879 :
F.R.S.E., 1887. \\'ar work — M.O., V.A.I). Hospl., Leckhampton, Glos., 4 Aug. 1914-
Mar. 1919.
McALLAX, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James W. McA. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 July 1890. M.A., 1911 ; B.Sc. (Ed.). M.R.C.V.S.
A.U.O.T.C. Trooper, Scottish Horse, Sept. 1914; commd., Gordon Hrs., 4 Aug. 1916;
transfd. R.A. Vet. Corps. Served — Home, 1914-16; N. Russia, Sept. igiS-Sept. 1919.
Final rank, Captain. Order of St. Stanisiav, 1919.
.MACALLAN, JAMES BROWN, M.B.,
b. Ellon, 6 Jan. 1885. M.H., 1908. Capt., R.A.M.C., 1917-19.
MACALLAN, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of W. A. M. ; b. Norwich, 10 Nov. 1877. M.A., 1899. War work — V.M.C.A., France,
19 1 S.
MACARTHl R, DONALD WILLIAM,
s. of Archibald M. ; b. Carloway, 30 Sept. 1897. Sc., 1919 — . Gunner, Ross Mtn. Bty.,
R.G.A. (T. F.), Mar. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with loth Mtn. Bty., R.G.A.
Home, 1914-15, 1916-17; Gallipoli, Apr.-I)ec. 1915; Palestine, Mar. C9i7-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Bombardier.
MACARTHUR, JOHN,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Croy, Nairn, "16 Aug. 1898. Med., 1919 — . Gunner, R.F\A., 6
June 1916. Served — Home, 1916-17 ; France, Apr. 1917 Mar. 1919. Final rank, Gunner.
MACAl LAY, ALEXANDER,
b. l.oehalsh, Ross-shire, 77 Mar. 1891. U.D.A., 1912. Commd., 5th Cameron Hrs., Feb.
1915; transld. Intelligence 1 )ept. XV. Corps. Served — F'rance, from 1915. Final rank,
Captain. M.C., July 1916.
M AC U LAY, ALEXANDER,
s. of George M. ; b. Uig, 31 July 1890. Arts, 1913-14. Pte., Ross Mtn. Bty., 1909;
transfd. "U"Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1911; commd., 4th Seaforth Hrs., 17 Aug. 1915.
Served — Home, Aug. 1914-15, 1915-16 ; France, Feb.-Apr. 1915, July I9i6-Apr. 1917, Oct.
i9i7~Aug. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C., May 1918. Mentd., Apr. 1917.
263
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACAULAY, MALCOLM,
s. of George M. ; b. Uig, 3 Jan. 1895. Sc., 1918 — . Enlisted, ist Ross and Croinarty
Mtn. Bty., R.G.A. (T.K.), 1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with 4th Highl. Mtn. Bde.,
R.G.A. ; comnid., Apr. 1919. Home, Aug. 1914-15, 1918; Gallipoli, Apr.-Dec. 1915;
Egypt, Dec. 1915 -Sept. 1916; Macedonia, Dec. I9i6-May 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieu-
tenant.
McBAIN, ALAN,
s. of John McB. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Mar. 1897. Arts, 1914-15, 1919 — . I'te., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Mar. 1914. Discharged, medically unfit, Aug. 1914. War work — Munitions, Aber-
deen, 1915-19.
McBAIN, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John McB. ; b. Rathen, 28 Nov. 1885. M.A., 1908. Joined "U " Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs. Commd., 5th Scot. Rifles (Suply. Coy.), 18 Nov. 1914; transfd. R.A. Chaplains'
Dept. Served — U.K., 1914-15 ; France, 1915-16. Final rank, Chaplain.
MncBAIN, ALFRED PRATT,
s. of William MacB. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Jan. 1876. Law,' 1897-98. Gunner, R.G.A., (an.
1916; Lieut., R.E., 27 Apr. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-17; France, Apr. ig^-Feb.
1918; seconded for special service with Admiralty, Feb. 1918, London. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
McBAIN, IAN,
s. of George McB.; b. Aberdeen, 17 July 1897. Com., 1919 — . Re., 4th Gordon Hrs.
(T.F.), 20 Feb. 1914. Mobilized, 5 Aug. 1914. Commd., N. Scot. R.G.A. (T.F.), 27 Jan.
1915. Served with, looth Siege Bty., R.G.A. ; Arty. Liaison Officer, R.A.F. ; 2o8th
Bty., R.G.A. Served — Home, 1914-16; France, Feb. I9i6-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Captain. M.C., Feb. 1918 Mentd., Dec. 1917.
/IfccBam, 3obn UDortimer, P. 34.
McBAIN, WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of George S. McB. ; b. on board ship in the Bay of Biscay, 21 Oct. 1868. M.B., 1890 ;
M.D., 1892. War work — M.O., Shenstone Red Cross Hospl., Heaton 1'ark, Command
Depot, 1914-19.
McBAIN, WILLIAM JAMES,
b. Drumnadrochit, 22 May 1896. Sc., 1914-15,1919 — . Pte., R.A. Yet. Corps. Served
with 242 Army Bde., R.F.A., 30 Apr. 1915. Home, 1915-16; France, May 1916-
Nov. 1918. Final -rank, Sergeant.
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MacBEAN, ALEXANDER ERASER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of W. C. MacB.; b. Feterhead, 21 Mar. 1881. M.A., 1901; M.B., 1905; D.KH.
(credit), 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.F.) ; attd. Highl. Div. (Sanitary Section), 1915. Final
rank, Captain.
264
ROLL Ol' SERVICE.
MacBEATH, JOHN,
s. of A. MacB. ; b. Apple-cross, 7 Dec. 1895. Com., 1919 — . Pte., i3th A. and S.
Hrs., 26 Jan. 1915 ; commd, 27 Nov. 1917 ; attd. nth, 3rd, A. and S. Hrs. ; 4th O.C.B. ;
3rd, 25th, Roy. Welsh Fusiliers. Served — Home, 1915, 1916-18; France, June 1915-
Sept. 1916, May 1918- July 1919 ; Palestine, Jan. May 1918. Final rank, Captain.
MACBETH, HERBERT NORMAN,
s. of James M. ; h. 28 July 1875. Arts, 1891-92. Lieut., R.N.Y.R., 1914.
flDacbetb, Milliam 2>a\n!>, M.A., .909 ; P. 56.
McCALLUM, ROBERT FRANCIS GORDON,
s. of A\ . A. McC. ; b. Gordon, Berwickshire, 14 Aug. 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Enlisted, Ord.
Tel., R.X.Y.R., 17 Aug. 1917. Home service, on wireless duty, Aug. I9i7~june 1919.
Final rank, Acting Leading Telegraphist.
MacCALLUM, THOMAS WATSON, M.A.,
s. of John MacC. ; b. Glenbervie, Mearns, 27 Mar. 1881. M.A., 1904. A.U.O.T.C.
2nd Lieut., S.R.O. ; attd. Cameron Hrs., 1917.
.McCALLUM, WILLIAM ADAMSON, M.A.,
s. of Robert McC. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Feb. 1864. M.A. (Sc.), 1886; Nat. Sc. Prize. War
work — Relieving Chaplains and Ministers on Service, and Y.M.C.A. work, Stirling and
Alloa, duration of \Yar.
MacCOMBIE, ALEXANDER,
s. of A. MacC. ; b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 1897. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1 1
Aug. 1914. Served with roth P.W.O. Roy. Hussars, 2/141)1 London Regt. (London
Scottish). Home, 2 years ; I'" ranee, 2 years ; Germany, 5 months. Final rank, Acting Coy.
Sergt.-Major. D.C.M., Mar. 1919. M.M., July 1919.
McCOMBIE, GORDON STUART, M.A.,
s. of Henry I). McC. ; b. Kemnay, 16 July 1879. M.A., 1900. Pte., 4th (Res.) Royal Scots
((J.K. R.), 8 Dec. 1915. Home service, Mar.-May 1916.
McCOMBIE, HAMILTON, M.A.,
s. of Alexander McC. ; b. London, 7 May 1880. M.A., 1900; B.Sc. (Hons.) Lond., 1903 ;
I'h. I). (Strass.), 1905. 2nd Lieut., 7th \Yorcestershire Regt., Jan. 1915; seconded for duty
with (Spec. Coy.) R.E., June 1915. Served — Western Front. Final rank, Tempy. Major.
M.C., Jan. 1916. D.S.O., Jan. 1918. Croix de Guerre, May 1918. Two mentions, Jan.
1916, Jan. 1918.
jfl&cdombie, Jobn Hlesan&er, P. 39-
McCOMBIE, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Charles McC. ; b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 16 Mar. 1890. M.B., 1913. Commd.,
LA.M.C., 30 Sept. 1914; attd. 58th Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1914, 1915; France,
July igi5-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. M.C., 1918.
265
ROLL Ol; SERVICE.
MCCONNACHIE. GEORGE WILLIAM RITCHIE, B.SC. (\z\-.\.
b. Aberdeen, 18 Mar. 1895. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1920. (Joninul., i _> Scottish Rifles, 1915.
Served — Overseas, 1915-16. Wounded. Relinquished Commission, .Mar. 1919. \Var
work — Recruiting, Ministry of Nat. Service, 191 7-1 S.
McCONNACHIE, JAMES STEWART, M.B.,
s. <>t" William McC. ; h. Krascrburgh, 29 Jan. 1883. M.H., 1906. Conimd., R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), 6 Oct. 1914; attd. ist, 2/ist, Highl. Kid. A nib. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; I1' ranee.
May i9i5~Mar. 1918. Prisoner of U'ar in Germany, Mar. Nov. 1918. Kinal rank.
Acting Major. M.C., Sept. 1917.
McCONNACHIE, JOHN, M.A.,
s. ol Krancis McC.; b. Bellie, Morayshire, 13 Oct. 1875. M.A., 1890. Cummd., k.A.
('hai)lains' Dent. (41)1 Class) T.K., attd. 4th Black Watch, 1912. Mobilized, June 1915.
Attd. A. and S. Hrs. Home service, 3- months.
McCREADIE, ANTHONY JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Anthony McC.; b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 19 Apr. 1889. M.B., 1913. 1
R.A.M.C., 7 May 1915 ; attd. 33rd Fid. Amb., 6th Border Regt., etc. Served — Home, Mil.
Hospls., Whulley, Liverpool, 1915 ; Gallipoli, Sue/. Canal, France, Flanders, Oct. 1915
July 1917; Home, 1918 — . Kinal rank, Captain. M.C., June 1917. Mentd., Sept. 1917.
flDcCullocb, Jobn, M.A., 1909; P. 53.
McCULLOCH, WILLIAM EDWARD,
s. of W. McC. ; b. Jamaica, 3 May 1896. Med., igi5--i6, 1920 — . A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
291)1 Roy. Kusiliers, 13 Nov. 1915. Served with 2oth, i7th, R.F. ; comnid., R.I1. 1'..
3 Jan. 1918. Home, 1915, 1916 ; France, Feb. 1916 Oct. 1917 ; Home, 1917 — .
rank, Lieutenant.
flDcCnrracb, Geonje, M.A., 1908 ; P. 32.
MacDIARMID, ALEXANDER JAMES, M.B.,
s. of John Mad).; b. Aberdeen, 18 Nov. 1877. M.B., 1902. Surgeon, R.X., 1904:
resigned, 1914; re-commd., 1914. Served with Grand Fleet, 1914-19. Final rank,
Surgeon. Thanked by Admiralty for services, Sept. 1919.
MacDIARMID, JOHN DUNCAN, M.A., B.L.,
s. of John Macl). ; b. Aberdeen, 22 May 1876. M.A., 1896; B.L. (dist.), 1899. Conimd.,
A.S.C. (Highl. Uiv.), 1908. Rejoined as Capt., 28 Nov. 1914. Served — Home. Nov.
1914-17: Salonika, Palestine, .Egypt, |an. I9i7-May 1919. Final rank, Captain.
MACDONALD, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Charles M. ; b. Korgue, 10 Mar. 1856. M.A., 1887. War work — -Arab. Oriierly,
Stretcher Bearer, Collector for War Funds, etc., Durris, 1915-18.
MACDONALD, ALEXANDER,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Stornoway, 18 )an. 1879. Arts, 1900-04. Volunteered, Nov. 1915;
called up, Nyasaland Vol. Res., 29 May 1916; attd. N. Fid. Force; commd., i Aug.
1918. Served — German K. Africa, 1916-17; Portuguese E. Africa, Jan-Sept. 1918;
\\asaland, Oct. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.S.M., Jan. 1918. Mentd.
266
ROLL OJ'~ SERVICE.
MacDONALD, ALISTAIR CAMERON, M.A., M.U.,
s. of John Mac!).; b. Polmont. 18 Apr. 1893. M.A.. £913: M.I!., 1916. Enlisted,
Seaforth Hrs. (T.F.), 1908. A U.O.T.C. Comnid., 51(1 Seaforth Hrs., 2 Sept. 1914 ; Lieut.
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1916. Served — Home, 1914, 1915, 1919; France, May-Oct. 1915;
.Macedonia, Bulgaria, Aug. 1916 Jan. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., June 1919.
Meiitd., Nov. 1917.
MACDONALD, ALAN ERASER, M.A.,
s. of William M. ; b. Elgin, 28 Nov. 1864. M.A., 1885. Previously Capt, 6th Seaforth
Hrs. (T.). War work — Secy., Elginshire T. F. Assocn. ; Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Soey. ;
Prisoners of War Fund, etc. M.B.E., 1919. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State
for War.
MACDONALD, ANDREW SKENE KELMAN,
s. of Daniel M. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Mar. 1880. Law, 1909-10. Pte., Singapore Vol. Rifles,
Nov. 1914. Served — Singapore.
MCDONALD, COLIN,
s. of D. Mel).; b. Achterneed, 28 Jan. 1882. Sc., 1908-10. Pte., ist Seaforth Hrs.
(V.B.), 1899. War work — Board of Agriculture for Scotland: food-production, land-
settlement of ex-service men, N. of Scotland, 1914-19.
MACDONALD, COLL REGINALD, M.D.,
s. of Hugh M. ; b. Kilmore, Argyllshire, 22 Sept. 1851. M.M.. iSSo: M.D.. 1X82: D.P.H.
(Camb.), 1889. Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.K), Sanitary Officer, 1914.
MCDONALD, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of John Mel). ; b. Avocii, 22 Sept. 1891. M.A., 1913 ; l)iv., 1913-15. War work —
V. M.C.A., Fid. Secy.; attd. Australian Imperial Forces, Egypt, Gallipoli, 1915-16; Sec\.,
XVI Army Corps, Macedonia, Trans-Caucasia, 1916-19. Mentd., Feb. 1918.
MACDONALD, DONALD GEORGE GORDON, M.D.,
s. of James M. ; b. Daviot, 12 Mar. 1864. M.I!., 1886 ; .M.I), (com.), 1893. War work—
M.O., Grange Mil. Hospl., Tooting, 1917.
MACDONALD, DONALD JOHN,
s. of Malcolm M. ; b. Lochcarron, 9 June 1900. Arts, 1919—. Pte., 53rd (V.S.) Gordon
Hrs., 26 June 1918; 52nd (Grad.) Gordon Hrs. Home service, 6 months.
/IfcacDonalfc, S>onal5 IRo&ericfe, P. H- •
MACDONALD, DOUGLAS REGINALD, M.B.,
s. of Douglas M. ; b. Nairn, 7th June 1898. M.B. (Hons.), 1921; Shepherd Mem.
Gold Medal. A. U.O.T.C. Surg.-Probationer, R.N.V.R., 13 Aug. 1917. Served in
H.M.S. "Onslow," H.M.S. "Ursa". Home waters, Aug. ig^-Sept. 1918. Final rank,
Surg. -Sub. -Lieutenant.
MacDONALD, DUNCAN, M.A.,
s. of Hugh MacD. ; b. Glen Urquhart, i June 1885. M.A., 1907. Commd., C.F., R.A.
Chaplains' Dept., 641)1 Highl. Div., 29 Jan. 1917. Served — Home, 1917; France
(attd. i 2th Roy. Scots Fusiliers), 1918-19. Final rank, Chaplain, 4th Class.
267
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MacDOXALD, GEORGE ALEXAXDER.
s. of Alexander MacD. ; b. Glasgow, 15111 Oct. 1895. Med , 1914-15, 1919 — . Inver-
ness-shire R.H.A. (T.), 1912. A.U.O.T.C., 1914. Commd., R.G.A. (S.R.O.), 13 (M.
1915. Served — France, 1916-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MACDOXALD, GEORGE GRANT, M.A., M.D..
s. of George G. M. ; b. Ordiquhill, Banffshire, 13 June 1879. M.A., 1899;! M.I:.
(Hons.), 1903; M.I). (Hons.), 1905; Thomson Travelling Fellow. Lieut, R.A.M.C.,
23 Aug. 1917. Served — India. Final rank, Captain.
/Etac&onaU), Oeorge Tfoarper, M.A., 1908 ; P. \.
, Ibector TRobert, P. s1-
MACDOXALD, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Birnie, Morayshire, 10 May 1877. M.A., 1901. Volunteers-Force,
1917-18. Pte., R.A.M.C., 17 June 1918. Served — Home, 1918; France, Sept." 191. S-
Jan. 1919.
MACDOXALD, JAMES MEARXS, M.B.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Inverness, 29 June 1881. M.B., 1906. Capt ., S. African Med.
Corps, 2 Feb. 1916. Served — German E. Africa, Feb. I9i6-Jan. 1918.
flDac&onalD, 3obn, M.A., 1902; P. 91.
MACDOXALD, JOHX,
s. of George M. ; b. Stornoway, 6 Nov. 1889. Arts, 1911-14, 1919 — .. Driver, Ross
and Cromarty (Mtn.) Bty., R.G.A. (T.F.), 1908; mobilized, 1914; commd., 12 Mar. 1917.
Served — Home, 1914; Egypt, Gallipoli, 1915-16; Home, 3 years. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
MACDOXALD, JOHX,
s. of William M. ; b. Stornoway, 6 May 1891. Med., 1912-15. Enlisted, R.N.R., 1916.
MacDOXALD, JOHX, M.A.,
s. of Duncan MacD. ; b. Knoydart, 8 Nov. 1890. M.A., 1915. Pte., R.A.S.C. (M.T.), 18
Aug. 1915; commd., 13 May 1918. Served — France, Aug. igis^Mar. 1918, June-Dec.
1918; Home, 1918, 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MACDOXALD, JOHX, M.A.,
s. of Murdo M. ; b. Barvas, 3 Dec. 1893. M.A., 1919. Gunner, R.G.A., 10 Dec. 1915;
commd., Jan. 1919. Served — U.K., 1915-17, 1918-19; France, Jan.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. M.M., Sept. 1917.
MACDOXALD, JOHX,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Applecross, i Dec. 1895. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., roth Seaforth Hrs.,
10 May 1916. Served with 2nd Cameron Hrs. Home, 6 months; Salonika, 2 years;
Russia, 2 months. Final rank, L./Corporal. M.M., Sept. 1918.
268
ROLL OF SERl'ICE.
MACDONALD, JOHN HENRY, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Hugh M. ; b. Glen Urquhart, 19 Feb. 1887. M.A., 1908: B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1911.
\\"ar work — Analytical Chemist, Directorate of Chemical Inspection, Royal Arsenal, Wool-
wich, 1916-19.
MACDONALD, JOHN SCOTT, M.A.,
s. of George G. M. ; b. Ordiquhill, Bunffshire, 27 Jan. 1875. M.A. (II Ment.), 1896;
Seafield English Medal. War work — Clayfield Red Cross Socy., 1914-18. Chaplain,
i4th Australian Light Horse, i June 1918. Served — Egypt, 7 months; Syria, 2 months.
Final rank, Chaplain (Captain.)
flfcacbonalfc, Josepb flDclRae, M.B, 1906; P. 102.
, Ikennetb Merman, P. 68.
MACDONALD, PATRICK THOMSON TULLOCH, M.A.,
s. of George G. M. ; b. Ordiquhill, Banffshire, 4 Oct. 1880. M.A. (II Ment.). 1903;
M.B. (Ed.), 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Sept. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-17 ; France,
Jan. J9i7-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
MACDONALD, PETER, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James M. ; b Oban, 16 Apr. 1870. M.A. (I Math.), 1890; M.B. (Hons.), 1894;
M.])., 1907; John Murray Medal and Scholarship; Boxill Math., Arnott, Prizes;
Town Council Gold Medal. Lieut., R.A.M.C., May 1915. Home service, York, i year.
Capt. and M.O., 8th V.B., P.W.O. West Vorks, 2 years.
MacDONALD, PETER WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of John Mac]). ; b. Glenlivet, 7 Sept. 1856. M.B., 1879 < M.D., 1886. War work-
Medical Board, Ministry of National Service; Ministry of Pensions ; Dorset Area, 1917 — .
MACDONALD, ROBERT GORDON, M.A.,
s. of William J. M. ; b. Tain, 12 Dec. 1885. M.A., 1907. War work — -Y.M C. A., France,
1915-18. O.B.E., June, 1918.
MCDONALD, SAMUEL,
s. of James McD. ; b. 25 Nov. 1877. Law, 1898-99. Comnid., 5th Gordon Hrs., 1907.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. 6th Seaforth Hrs., 4th (Res.) Gordon Hrs. Served — France,
;, years; Home, 9 months. Final rank, Acting Brigadier-General. C.M.G. D.S.O.
2 Bars to D.S.O. Four mentions.
MACDONALD, STUART, M.B.,
s. of William M. ; b Elgin, 14 Apr. 1861. M.B., 1884. Joined A. M.S., 1887. Major,
1899. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Aug. I9i4-Apr. 1918; Home, H.Q.,
London. Final rank, Major-General. C.M.G. C.B. Croix de Guerre. Five mentions.
MACDONALD, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Duncan M. ; b. Inverness, 19 June 1868. M.B., 1899; L.R.C.P. (Ed.), 1894;
L.FP.S. (Glas.), 1894 A.U. Med. Staff Corps (V.), 1890-92. Lieut., R A.M.C. (T.F.),
1908. Mobilized Major, 5 Aug. 1914, Served — Home, 1915, 1916-17, 1918; France,
Belgium, Nov, i<)i$-May 1916, Feb. I9i7-Mar. 1918, Oct. igiS-June 1919. Final
rank Major.
269
KOI. I. OF SERVICE.
MACDONAI.l), WILLIAM BASS,
s. of John M. ; b. Glasgow, 29 June 1896. Arts, 1919 — . Gunner, 54th Res. Bty., R.F.A.,
26 Nov. 1915. Served with 6th C. Res. Bde , R.F.A. Home, 1915-16; France, Nov.
I9i6-Mar. 1917. Wounded; discharged Mar. 1918. l-'inal rank, Bombardier.
/TDacDonalo, Militant JEric, P 37-
MACDONALD, WILLIAM GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of William J. M. ; b. Tain, 24 Apr. 1884. M.B., 1908. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Dec. 1915.
Served — !•' ranee, 1916-17; Home, 1917-18; Italy, 1918. Final rank, Captain.
MACDONALD, WILLIAM NEVINS, M.A.,
s. of David M. ; b. 1'eterhead, 4 Nov. 1878. M.A., 1903. Enlisted, Nov. 1915. War
work — Under Red Cross. Called up, July 1917. Joined 3/4th Gordon Hrs., 1917 ; transfd.
Intelligence Corps, 1918. Served — Home, 191 7-18 ; France, June Nov. 1918: Germany,
Nov. 1918 Feb. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant.
MCDONALD, WILLIAM YEATS,
s. of Alexander McD. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Jan. 1851. Arts, 1867-70. War work — Soldiers' and
Sailors' Families Assocn., War Pensions, 1914—; Military Tribunal, City of Aberdeen,
1916-18; Dressings for wounded — splints, sphagnum moss, etc.
MACDONELL, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of John M. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 13 Sept. 1854. M.B., 1882 ; M.I)., 1892. Enlisted.
N.Z. Med. Corps, 16 Mar. 1916; commd., n July 1916. Served — H.M.N.Z. Transport^
Hospitals in England, Med. Boards, i year 9 months. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Specially
thanked for excellent services, 30 Dec. 1918.
MacECHERN, CHRISTIAN VICTOR AENEAS, M.A.,
s. of Charles MacE. ; b. Inverness, 28 May 1885. M.A., 1907; Div., 1907-10. I'te.,
R.A.M.C., Oct. 1914, 64th Fid. Amb. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 4th Class,
i Sept. 1916. Served — Home, Malta, Mediterranean. Final rank, Chaplain (41)1 Class).
/iDcjfarlan, Jo bit JBo^o, M.A., 1912 ; P. 99.
MACFARLANE, DONALD,
s. of Neil M. M. ; b. Leribe, Basutoland, 13 Jan. 1896. Med., 1914. Pte., R.A.M.C.,
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl, 8 Aug. 1914; commd., nth Gordon Hrs., 7 (an. 1915; attd.
ist, 3rd, 8/ioth, 5th, Gordon Hrs. ; 2nd London Scottish. Served — Home, 1914-16,
1917, 1919; France, Sept. -Nov. 1916, Apr. 1917 June 1918; Germany, Mar. 1919. Final
rank, Captain.
MACFARLANE, JAMES McLEAN, M.D.,
s. of James M. ; b. Edinburgh, 22 Aug. 1872. M.B., 1900; D.P.H., 1903; M.D., 1911
Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Apr. 1915 ; attd. gist Highl. C.C.S. Served— France, May 1915
Feb. 1919. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C. Medaille des Epidemes en argent.
MACFARLANE, NEIL MORRISON, M.D.,
s. of James M. ; b. Stanley, Perthshire, 2 Jan. 1866. M.B., 1889; M.D. (com.), 1891.
Capt., S. African Med. Corps, 1917. O.C., 5th, 6th, 3rd, Gen. Hospls., S. Africa, 1917-19.
Final rank, Major.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACFARQUHAR, ALEXANDER MUNRO,
b. Airdrie, 27 Feb. 1X96. Sc., 1915-17; Arts, 1919 — . Gunner, R.F.A., 31 Jan. 1916.
Served — Home, 1917, 1918, 1919; Mesopotamia, Aug. 1917 July 1918. Final rank,
Gunner.
MACFARQUHAR, JOHN MACKENZIE,
b. Airdrie, 24 Aug. 1893. Arts, 1914-15; Med, 1919 — . Pte., 2/4th Seaforth Hrs.,
23 Nov. 1915. Served with iith A. and S. Hrs. Home, 6* months ; Western Front, 2^
years. Final rank, Private.
McGILLIVRAY, ALBERT EDWARD,
s. of Alexander McG. ; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 10 Mar. 1895. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., yth Gordon
Hrs., 1913; commd, Oct. 1917. Served — France, 2-£ years; Home, 2^ years. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MacGILLIVRAY, ANGUS, M.D.,
s. of Angus MacG. ; b. Inverness, 13 May 1865. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1889 ; M.D., 1897 ;
D.Sc. (St. And.); F.R.S.E., 1897; F.S.A. (Scot). Member, Aberd. Garrison Arty.,
(Univ. Bty.). Capt., ist Forfarshire Vol. Arty., 1896. Capt, R.A.M.C., 1912. Mobilized,
1914. Home service — Dundee War Hospl., Tay Defences. Men td, Sept. 1919.
McGILLIVRAY, GEORGE MORTIMER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander MrG. : b. Leslie, 20 Sept. 1888. M.B., 1912; D.P.H. (St. And), 1914.
Pte., 5th Gordon Hrs. (V.), 1905. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 30 Nov. 1914 ; attd. 2nd Home
Counties Fid. Anib. Served — Home, 2 years ; France, Belgium, 2 years 2 months. Final
rank, Acting Major. M.C., Sept. 1918.
McGILLIVRAY, JAMES WALKER,
s. of Alexander McG.; b. Leslie, 10 Oct. 1876. Sc., 1904-08; N.D.A. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 2 Oct. 1914. Served with 7th Gordon Hrs. Home, 1914-15; France,
May ig^-Aug. 1916. Final rank, Sergeant.
McGILLIVRAY, WILLIAM HARRISON JAMIESON,
s. of William H. Jamieson (sic); b. Insch, 16 Oct. 1890. Med., 1919 — . Pte., R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), 2/ist Highl. Fid Amb., 12 Dec. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, May
1915 -Mar. 7919. Final rank, Staff Sergeant.
McGILLIVRAY, WILLIAM SIM, M.B.,
s. of James 1). McG.; b. Macduff, 4 Jan. 1882. M.B., 1903; L.M. (Dub.), 1903; I.M.S.,
1904. Field service, E. Africa, Oct. I9i4-Dec. 1917. Acting Lieut. -Colonel, 1917.
Two mentions, 1917, 1918.
McGLASHAN (or MASON), DOROTHY, M.A.,
d. of John McG. ; b. Bombay, 8 Aug. 1882. M.A., 1905. War work — Civil Service, 1917-19.
.McGLASHAN, WILLIAM REID, M.A.,
s. of William McG.; b. Keithhall, Aberdeenshire, 28 Aug. 1888. M.A., 1916; Med.,
1915-16. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 28 Jan. 1915. Served with (for health reasons)
R.A.M.C;., dispenser. Home, 3 years.
271
ROLL OF SERl'ICK.
McGOWAN. WILLIAM STUART, M.A., M.D.,
s. of William McG.; h. Aberlour, 15 July 1865. M.A., 1888; M.B., 1889; D.I1. 1 1., i,SS,,;
M.I)., 1903. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1915.
MacGREGOR, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John MacG. ; b. Rayne, Aberdeenshire, 26 Nov. 1880. M.A., 1904. War work —
Special Constable, Morayshire, 1915-17 ; Member, V.B. Mora) shire Regt., 1917. Gunner,
R.G.A., 19 Oct. 1917. Served — Home, n months; France, 4 months. Final rank. Siege
Signaller.
MacGREGOR, ALPIN,
s. of Duncan MacG.; b. Rathen, 25 Aug. 1883. Arts, 1901-05. Pte., ist Gordon Hrs.,
1906. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, 14 Aug. 1914; Prisoner of War in
Germany, 27 Aug. 1914, till interned in Holland, Feb. 1918. Final rank, Coy.O.M.-
Sergeant.
/IfcctBrecior, Gbarles, M.A., 1896 ; P. 28.
MCGREGOR, DONALD ERASER,
s. of John McG. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Dec. 1894. Med., 1912-16, 191.7 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Surg.-Sub.-Lieut., R.N.Y.R., 7 July 1916. Served — Special Service Ships, Q Boat-
I9i6-Apr. 1917; Active Service Ships, Apr. i9i7~Mar. 1919. Final rank, Surg.-Sub.-
Lieutenant.
MacGREGOR, ELIZABETH BENNETT, M.A.,
d. of Robert MacG.; b. Inverness, 17 Apr. 1900. M.A. (II Math.), 1921. War work -,-
Clerk, Recruiting Office, Inverness, 1918.
McGRIGOR, DALZIEL BUCHANAN, M.B.,
s. of James McG. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Jan. 1885. M.B., 1907. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1907.
Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Oct. I9i4-Mar. 1916; India, Apr. iui(>
Oct. 1918 ; Home, Nov. 1918 — . Final rank, Major. O.B.E., 1919.
McGRIGOR, HENRY JAMES, M.B.,
s. of James McG. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 June 1877. M.B., 1898; D.P.H., 1899. Barrister-
at-Law, Middle Temple, 1919. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1900; retd., 1908. Recalled, 29 Aug.
1914. Home service, O. i/c Surgical Div., Connaught Hospl., Aldershot ; Dermatologist.
Aldershot Command, 1914-19. Final rank, Major. Mentd., Feb. 1917.
McHARDY, ALEXANDER SMITH,
s. of Alexander McH. ; b. Carron, Morayshire, 6 Dec. 1898. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 8th
Cameron Hrs., 5 Apr. 1917. Served with A. and S. Hrs., 3rd, ist, 2nd, Seafcrth Hrs.
France, 2 months ; Home, 2^ years. Final rank, L./Corporal.
/Ifcc1bart>£, 3obn, M.A., 1909 ; P. 94..
MacIIARDY, THOMAS, M.B.,
s. of James MacH. ; b. Burghead, 23 Nov. 1865. M.B., 1889. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1915.
Served — Eastern Command, 1915-18. Final rank, Captain.
272
ROLL OF SKRl'ICE.
McHARDY, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Robert McH. ; b. Glenrinnes, 13 Oct. 1884. M.A. (I Cl.), 1907; Jenkyns, Blackwell,
Gladstone Memorial, Prizes; Fullerton Scholar. Pte., Uganda Rly. Vols., Aug. 1914;
transfd. E. African Maxims; commd., Railway Transport, 8 Nov. 1915. Returned to
Civil duty at request of Govt. of B.E.A., Apr. 1917. Final rank, Captain. Three
mentions, 1916, 1917, 1918.
MACHRAY, ROBERT SMITH, M.A., B.L.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Apr. 1871. M.A., 1893; B.L., 1898. Commd.,
R.A., 1900. Sergt., Canadian Fid. Arty., 1915.
flDacilwraitb, 'GCUUiam Symington, M.A., 1908 ; P. s7.
McINTOSH, EDWARD, M.A.,
s. of Neil A. Mel. ; b. Kirkwall, 15 Jan. 1894. M.A. (I Cl.), 1915 ; Simpson Greek Pri/.e :
Seafield Latin, Town Council Gold, Medals. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Apr. 1915. Served
with 6th Gordon Hrs., ist King's African Rifles; commd., n Sept. 1915. Home,
1915-16; Central Africa, Nov. I9i6-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
McINTOSH, JAMES, M.D.,
s. of James Mel. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Sept. 1882. M.B., 1905 ; M.I). (Highest Hons.), 1908;
Anderson Scholar. War work — Govt. service, Medical Research Committee ; Pathological
problems in connection with British Forces ; Member of Committee, Anaerobic bacteria, etc.,
1914-19.
MacINTOSH, JAMES FORBES, M.B.,
s. of William Mad. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Aug. 1876. M.B., 1903. Pte., Aberd. Coy. Vol.
Med. Staff Corps, 1895 ; commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 2nd Highl. Fid. Amb., 1908. Mobilized,
4 Aug. 1914. Attd. i4th Gen. Hospl., 441)1 C.C.S., i3th Staty. Hospl. Served — Home,
1914-15; France, May igis-Jan. 1919; Army of Occupation, Jan. -Apr. 1919. Final
rank, Major.
McINTOSH, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Donald Mel. ; b. Latheron, 17 Dec. 1853. M.A., iSSi. War work — Raised ^i 60
for Patriotic Funds by patriotic musical compositions.
McINTOSH, WILLIAM REID,
b. Forres, 28 Oct. 1892. Sc., 1911-12. Pte., 6th Seaforth Hrs., 1914.
McINTYRE, GEORGE ROBERTSON,
s. of George Mel. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 May 1895. Sc., 1913-14. Arts, 1920 — . Pioneer, 5ist
Div. Signalling Coy., 10 Sept. 1914; attd. 64th Div.-Sig. Coy. ; commd., Fleet Sub-Lieut.
R.N.A.S., 29 Oct. 1917 ; transfd. Lieut., R.A.F. Served — Home, 1915-17, 1918 ; France,
Dec. I9i7-Mar. 1918; in H. M.S. " Argus " with Grand Fleet in North Sea, 1918-19. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
flDactver, fftnlag, p. 82.
2/3 l8
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACIVER, ISAAC HI NTF.R.
s. of John M. : li. Lochcarron, 22 Feb. 1893. Sc., 1913-14. Pte., Ross. Mtn. lity.,
1912; transt'd. "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs. Mobilized, 5 Aug. 1914. Commd., 4th
Seaforth His., 12 Aug. 1915. Served — France, Feb.-May 1915; wounded; Home,
Aug. 1915-19. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.
MacIVER, JOHN. M.A..
s. of Murdo Mad. ; b. Stornoway, 9 Aug. 1892. M.A., 1919. Joined N. Scot. R.G.A.
(T.F.) (later Ross-shire Mtn. Bty.), 1909; transfd. 4th Gordon Hrs., 1912. Mobilized,
1914. Commd.. 17 Nov. 1917 ; attd. Chinese Labour Corps. Served — France, Belgium,
1 year 9 months ; Home, 2 years 9 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MACIVER, MALCOLM MORRISON,
s. of Malcolm M. ; b. Barvas, 23 Sept. 1898. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 79th T.R.B., H.L.I.,
Jan. 1917. Served with I4th, lath, H.L.I. Home, \\ years; France, 9 months. Final
rank, Private.
/IDacSver, /IDur&o, p. 7-
MacIVER, NORMAN.
s. of Donald Mad.; b. Breasclet, Uig, 27 Dec. 1890. Sc., 1913-14. Pte., 3rd The
Royal Scots, 4 Apr. 1916; Ayrshire Yeomanry, L. and B. Horse, 3rd Seaforth Hrs.,
4th H.L.I. Final rank, Acting Sergeant.
MACKAY, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Dornoch, 23 Nov. 1897. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Cadet, R.G.A.,
Aug. 1917; commd., 20 Jan. 1918. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, Mar. -Aug.
1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
McKAY, ALEXANDER DUNCAN DEN, M.A.,
b. Aberdeen, 6 Jan. 1894. M.A. (I Math.), 1919. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 8 Nov. 1915 ;
transfd. R.A.F. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1916; France, July-Aug. 1916; wounded;
France, Dec. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Balloon Observer, R.A.F.
MACKAY, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Rosskeen, Ross-shire, 18 Dec. 1889. M.A., 1915. 3rd, A.M.,
R.A.F., 24 Aug. 1916. Served — Home, 8 months; Palestine, 9 months. Final rank,
2nd Air Mechanic.
MACKAY, DUNCAN WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Nov. 1891. M.B., 1917. Surg. Probationer, 1916;
Surg., R.N., 1917.
McKAY, EDMOND, M.A.,
b. West ray, 21 Nov. 1888. M.A., 1910. Pte., loth Royal Scots, n Dec. 1915. Served
with 5/6th Royal Scots. Home, 1916-17, 1918; Belgium, France, July 1917 -Apr.
1918. Final rank, Corporal.
MACKAY, GEORGE WILLIAM MACBEATH,
s. of Hugh M. ; b. Farr, 22 Sept. 1899. Arts, 1917-18, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C. Enlisted,
2 Aug. 1918. Home service, 6 months. Final rank, Gunner.
274
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACKAY, HARRY ANDERSON,
s. of George M. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Jan. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Cadet, R.A.F., Feb. 1918;
discharged, medically unfit. Signaller, 36th Bty. R.F.A. Home service, i year. Final
rank, Signaller.
MACKAY, HUGH, M.A.,
s. of George M. ; b. Durness, i Feb. 1888. M.A., 1913. Pte., 3rd Seaforth Hrs., 2 July
1917. Served with 4th, ist, Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1917, 1919; France, Dec. 1917-
Mar. 1918. Prisoner of War, 23 Mar. 1918. Final rank, Private.
MAC: KAY, ISABELLA MORRICE,
d. of Robert \V. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Feb. 1880. Arts, 1898-99. War work— V.A.L).
Nurse, ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1915-16; Y.M.C.A., 2\ years; War Pensions, etc., 1918-19.
MACKAY, JAMES DAVIDSON, M.B.,
s. of George M. M. ; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 9 Jan. 1886. M.B., 1908. Joined R.A.M.C.,
May 1915. Served — Gallipoli, Home.
MACKAY, JAMES WA1TE,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Hull, 13 Sept. 1878. Sc., 1910-11. Cadet, Artists' Rifles, O.T.C.,
3 Sept. 1915. Served with 5th Cyclists' Batt. E.Y.R. ; i/ist King's African Rifles;
commd., 29 July 1916. Home, 1915-17, 1919; Nyasaland, Portuguese E. Africa, German
E. Africa, April ig^-June 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MACKAY, JOHN, M.D.,
s. of George M. ; b. Tongue, 6 Sept. 1846. M.B., 1875; M.D., 1879. War work — M.O.,
Red Cross Hospital, Aberfeldy, 1914-18.
MACKAY, JOHN,
s. of John M. ; b. Strachan, 12 Nov. 1895. U.D.A., 1914. Trooper, Scottish Horse,
1914.
MACKAY, JOHN MACLACHLAN, M.A.,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Kingussie, 28 June 1876. M.A. (Ill Cl.), 1899. LL.B. (Ed.), 1903.
Lieut., loth Seaforth Hrs., 23 Dec. 1914 ; attd. ist Oxford and Bucks L.I., ist G.B.
Yorks Regt. Served — Home, 1914-15; India, 1916, 1917-20; Mesopotamia, 1916.
Final rank, Acting Major.
flfcaclka)?, Ikettb, M.A., 1915 ; P. 4.
MacKAY, KENNETH,
s. of Duncan MacK.; b. Lochcarron, 13 Dec. 1896. Sc., 1920. Pte., A. and S.
Hrs., "12 Sept. 1914; transfd. M.G.C., Trench Mortar Bty. Served — Home, 1914-15;
France, Sept.-Nov. 1915; Salonika, Nov. igis-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
MacKAY, MARY ROSS, M.A.,
d. of Peter MacK.; b. Boharm, Banffshire, 19 Jan. 1895. M.A. (II Eng.), 1917. Wai-
work — War Office (Finance Branch), 1917 — .
275
ROLL 01: SKRl'ICI-:.
MacKAY, MARY ROSS. M.A..
d. of Angus MacK. ; b. Farr, n Sept. 1894. M.A., 1917. War work — Substitute teacher,
Elgin, 1917.
MacKAY, ROBERT HUGH,
s. of William MacK.; b. Lairg, 21 Oct. 1899. Med, 1919 — . A.H., R.N.R., 16 Sept.
1916. Served — North Sea, mine-sweeping, ii years; Home, 6 months. Final rank, A.K.,
R.N.R.
McKAY, ROBERT JAMES.
s. of William McK. ; b. Battersea, 7 Jan. 1882. Arts, 1899-1900. Pte., R.A.M.C., 1900.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., A. and S. Hrs., 5 Mar. 1916. Served — France, Aug.
i9i4~Aug. 1916; Gold Coast, 1917 — . Final rank, Captain. D.S.O. M.C. M.B.E.
Three mentions, 1914, 1916, 1917.
MACKAY, ROBERT JOHN, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Melness, Tongue, 31 July 1888. M.A. (II Merit.), 1911 ; LI,. IS.,
1918. Pte., 2/4th Gordon Hrs., 16 Nov. 1914. Commd., 5th Seaforth Hrs., 14 Feb.
1915 ; attd. 2/5th, 25/,.th, 7th, Seaforth Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-16; France, Jan. Apr.
1917. Wounded. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MACKAY, ROBERT WHYTE,
s. of Robert W. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Mar. 1874. Law, 1895-96. Commd., 7th Gordon
Hrs., 1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, 3 years 4 months; Home, i year
4 months. Final rank, Captain. O.B.E. (Mil. Div.), 1919. Mentd., 1919.
MACKAY, RODERICK,
s. of John M. ; b. Harris, 18 Mar. 1898. Med., 1919 — •. Joined R.N.R. (Trawler Section,
mine-sweeping), 17 Nov. 1916. Escort duty and general service, North Sea, 1916-19.
Final rank, A.B., R.N.R.
MACKAY, RODERICK.
s. of Duncan M. ; b. Plockton, 23 Jan. 1900. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 3rd A. and S. Hrs.,
26 F"eb. 1918. Served — Home, i year. Final rank, L./Corporal.
MacKEGGIE, GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.A., B.D.,
s. of George L. MacK.; b. Aberdeen, i Mar. 1888. M.A., 1911 ; B.D., 1914. Pte.,
R.A.M.C., attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1915.
MacKEGGIE, JOHN WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of George L. MacK. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 July 1890. M.B., 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.).
30 July 1915. Served — Home, 1915-17; Mesopotamia, Sept. i9i7-Apr. 1919. Final
rank, Captain.
McKENDRICK, ANDERSON GRAY,
s. of John G. McK. ; b. Edinburgh, 8 Sept. 1876. Sc., 1913-14; M.B. (Glas.). Commd.,
I. M.S., 1901. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Served — India, Mesopotamia, 1914 —
Final rank, Major.
276
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MacKENZIE, ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander MacK. ; b. Cromdale, 30 Apr. 1869. Arts, 1888-92 ; l)iv., 1893-96. Pte.,
ist V.B. Kincardineshire Regt., 1917-19.
/IDclkenjte, Slejanber, M.A., 1913, B.SC. (Agr.), 1914, M.B., 1918; P. 108.
MacKENZIE, ALEXANDER, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Alexander MacK.; b. Old Deer, 27 Nov. 1891. M.A. (I Cl.), 1914; B.D., ig'ig;
Black Latin Prize. Pte., R.A.M.C., 9 Dec. 1915. Served with 42nd, 48th, Gen. Hospls.
Home, 3 months ; Salonika, Macedonia, 2 years 6 months. Final rank, Private.
MACKENZIE, ALEXANDER GEORGE ROBERTSON,
s. of Alexander M. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Mar. 1879. Arts, 1896-97. Pte., ist London
Scottish, 5 Aug. 1914. Served — France, Flanders, Sept.-Nov. 1914 ; wounded ; discharged,
Dec. 1915. Final rank, Private.
MACKENZIE, ALEXANDER HERBERT, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Row, 3 Apr. 1867. M.A. (I Math.), 1887 ; Simpson Math.,
Arnott, Prizes ; Robert Fletcher Scholar. B. A. (21 st Wrangler), Cantab., 1890. Commd.,
ist Northamptonshire Rifle Yols., 1892. Mobilized Lieut. -Col., 3rd Western Province
Rifles, Aug. 1914. Served — ist Composite Regt., S. Africa, 1917. Final rank, Lieut.-
Colonel.
MACKENZIE, ALEXANDER LOUIS CAMERON, M.B.,
b. Kininmonth, Aberdeenshire, 18 Dec. 1890. Sc., 1908-09; M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 20 Aug. 1915 ; attd. i63rd Bde. R.F.A., gth Yorks and Lanes.
Regt., 46th Div. R.E., i/6th Notts and Derbyshire Regt., i/4th Leicestershire Regt., i/ist
Monmouthshire Regt., Gen. Hospls. Served — France, Home. Final rank, Captain.
MacKENZIE, ALEXANDER McHARDY,
s. of Peter MacK. ; b. Glenlivet, 6 Dec. 1894. Sc., 1911-14. Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs., 1912.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., Sept. 1914; attd. gth, i6th, A. and S. Hrs., n Royal
Scots Fusiliers. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-18; France, Apr.-June 1915. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
MACKENZIE, ALEXANDER MURDO,
s. of Murdo M. ; b. Uig, 15 Aug. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Joined R.N.R., 15 Aug. 1917.
Served — Home waters, Aug. I9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Deck Hand.
IBcfrcnaie, Hlejanfcer TRitcbie Dougbtp, M.A., 1916; p. &2.
MACKENZIE, ARTHUR ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Andrew M. ; b. Turriff, 29 Nov. 1892. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 26 Apr. 1916 ; attd. 2/ist Highl. C.C.S., 82nd Fid. Amb., 26th Middlesex
Regt. Served — Home, 1916-17 ; Macedonia, Bulgaria, Apr. igiy-Jan. 1919. Final rank,
Captain.
MACKENZIE, ARTHUR HENDERSON, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of William M. ; b. Inverness, 9 Feb. 1880. M.A. (II Math.), 1901 ; B.Sc., 1901. Commd.,
I.D.F. Served, 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
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ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACKENZIE, CHARLES GORDON, M.A.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aboyne, 16 June 1875. M.A. (II Ment.), 1896; B.D. (Ed), 1899.
Chaplain, 4th Class (T.F.), 1912. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 6 Jan. 1915 ; attd.
77th, 46th, Bdes. ; No. i, No. 43, C.C.S. ; IX Corps, etc. Served — Home, 1915, 1916,
1917-18; France, Flanders, July igis-Jan. 1916, May igi6-Aug. 1917, 1918-19. Final
rank, Chaplain, 4th Class.
MacKENZIE, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of George MacK. ; b. Newmill, Keith, 4 Oct. 1883. M.A. (Ill Eng.), 1905. Commd.,
6th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 27 Jan. 1915. Served — France. Final rank, Acting Captain.
M.C. Bar to M.C. Croix de Guerre (avec palme).
MacKENZIE, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of Donald MacK. ; b. Aird Point, Lewis, 31 May 1882. M.A. (I Ment.), 1905 ; Hutton
Prize; Bain Medal; Fullerton Scholar. War work — Y.M.C.A., France, 1918-19.
MacKENZIE, DONALD, M.A.,
b. Dingwall, 30 Aug. 1892. M.A. (II Cl.), 1913. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1914. Commd., R.E., 1917. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. M.M., 1917.
McKENZIE, DONALD,
s. of James McK. ; b. Avoch, Ross-shire, 29 Dec. 1898. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 8th
Cameron Hrs., 25 Nov. 1916. Served with 7th, 8th, Seaforth Hrs. Home, i^ years;
France, i year. Final rank, Private.
MacKENZIE, ENEAS KENNETH, M.D.,
s. of William MacK.; b. Inverness, 9 Mar. 1883. M.B., 1906; M.D., 1909. War work —
M.O., Balnagown Castle Red Cross Hospl. ; civilian M.O., troops, Fearn, 1915-17.
MACKENZIE, EVAN ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Finlay M. M. ; b. Inverness, 4 Nov. 1892. M.B., 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 22 Aug. 1914; attd. i/ist Highl. Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., 22gth Fid.
Amb., ist Scot. Gen. Hospl. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1918-19; Gallipoli, Egypt,
Palestine, France, Sept. igis-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., Apr. 1918.
MACKENZIE, GEORGE DOUGHTY,
s. of Alexander F. M. ; b. Grimsby, 15 Jan. 1893. Med., 1919 — . Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
27 Dec. 1914. Served with 2/ist Highl., 7th Cavalry, Fid. Ambs. Home, 3 years;
France, i year. Final rank, Corporal.
MACKENZIE, GEORGE EDWARD, B.D.,
s. of George M. ; b. Inverness, 1887. B.D., 1913; M.A. (Ed.), 1910. Commd., 4th
Seaforth Hrs., 23 Jan. 1915 ; transfd. I53rd Bde. R.F.A. Served — France, 4 years. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
MACKENZIE, HARPER,
s. of William M. ; b. Inverarity, Forfarshire, 10 June 1881. Arts, 1901-02. Pte., 8th
Royal Scots (T.), 3 May 1916. Commd., 25 Jan. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-17 ; France,
Flanders, May I9i7-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., 1918.
278
ROLL OF SERVICE.
McKEXZIE, JAMES,
s. of James D. McK. ; b. Logie-Coldstone, 6 Aug. 1898. Med., 1919 — . Trooper,
Household Batt., ist Life Guards, 25 May 1917. Served — Home, 1917; France, Oct.
i9i7~Mar. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
MACKENZIE, JAMES ROSS, M.D.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 June 1879. M.B., 1906; M.D., 1912. War work —
Substitute medical posts in Aberdeen hospitals ; Pensions, Recruiting Boards, Aberdeen,
1915-19.
MACKENZIE, JANIE, M.A.,
d. of Archibald M. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 June 1885. M.A., 1909. V.A.D. and other
voluntary war work, Aberdeen, 1914-15; Intelligence Service, Alexandria; War Dept.,
Ministry of Finance, Cairo, 1916-18.
MACKENZIE, JOHN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Archibald M. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Oct. 1876. M.A., 1896; M.B., 1900; D.P.H; R.C.P.S.
(Eng.), 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1902. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Served — India,
1914-19. Final rank, Major.
MACKENZIE, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Lonmay, n Apr. 1878. M.A., 1899; M.B., 1903; Ch.M. (Hons.),
1905. "U" Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1896-1903; retd. Commd., R.A.M.C., Aug.
1916. Home service — M.O. i/c Aux. Mil. Hospl, Padiham, Lanes., 1914-17; Queen
Mary's Mil. Hospl., Whalley, Lanes., 1916 — . Final rank, Major.
MACKENZIE, JOHN ANGUS, M.A.,
s. of Murdo M. ; b. Stornoway, 24 Nov. 1890. M.A., 1912. Gunner, Ross Bty., 4th
Highl. Mtn. Bde., R.G.A., 21 Mar. 1915. Served — Home, 1915 ; Gallipoli, Oct. igis-Jan.
1916; Egypt, Jan. -Aug. 1916; Macedonia, Aug. I9i6-Feb. 1919. F'inal rank, Signaller.
MacKENZIE, JOHN MOIR, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John MacK. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Sept. 1890. M.A., 1911; M.B., 1915. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 23 Apr. 1915 ; attd. 6th Northumberland Fusiliers. Served — France, May
igij-Apr. 1918. Prisoner of War, Apr. 1918. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C.,
June 1916.
McKENZIE, JOHN ROBBIE, M.A.,
s. of John McK.; b. Aberdeen, i Sept. 1888. M.A., 1909. Pte., 3rd Royal Scots,
Apr. 1916; transfd. Army Res. Home service, 3 months. Final rank, Private.
MACKENZIE, KENNETH PIRIE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Apr. 1889. M.A., 1910; M.B., 1914. Joined 4th
Gordon Hrs.; commd., R.A.M.C., 16 Aug. 1914. Served — France, Belgium, Germany,
Greece, Russia, 1914-19. F'inal rank, Acting Major. Mentd., 1919.
/IfcclRenste, leslie, M.A., 1915 ; p. 86.
MACKENZIE, MURDO, M.A.,
s. of Murdo M. ; b. Stornoway, 4 Apr. 1892. M.A., 1915. Ross-shire Mtn. Arty.
(T.F.), 1910-14. Re-enlisted, Nov. 1915. Served with A.S.C., Northumberland Fusiliers,
Royal Sherwood Foresters. Home, France, 3 years. F'inal rank, Sergeant.
279
ROLL OF SI'IKl'ICK.
MACKENZIE, MURDO, M.A.,
s. of Roderick M. ; h. Aultbea, Ross-shire, 27 Aug. 1894. M.A., 1917. Pte., "U" Coy..
4th Gordon Hrs., 1912. Mobilized, 4th Aug. 1914. Commd., 22 Oct. 1915. Served
with 8th Cameron Hrs., 4th Fid. Survey Coy. R.E., ist Army Calibration Section, R.A.
France, 2^ years. Final rank, Major.
MacKENZIE, MYRA, M.B.,
d. of William MacK. ; b. Auchtergaven, Perth, 13 Apr. 1876. M.K., 1900. War work —
Substitute Tuberculosis Officer, Mid Staffordshire, 1915-18; M.O., Scottish Women's
Hospl., 3rd Fid. Hospl., attd. Serbian Army, Macedonia, 1918-19.
MACKENZIE, NORMAN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Poolewe, 2 Feb. 1873. M.A. (I Ment.), 1894; Hutton Prize;
Bain Medal. Chapl., 4th Class, R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 14 Sep. 1916. Served — Home,
1916-17; France, Feb. I9i7-Feb. 1918. Final rank, Chaplain, 4th Class. Apptd. Hon.
C.F., "in recognition of services," 22 Jan. 1919.
MACKENZIE, PATRICK WILLIAM,
s. of Eric G. M. ; b. Logic Easter, Ross-shire, 23 Oct. 1890. Sc., 1908-11. Pte., 5th
Seaforth Hrs., 20 July 1915. Served with ist, 4th, Seaforth Hrs; commd., 29 Oct.
1915. Home, 2 years 4 months; Palestine, 5 months; France, n months. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
MACKENZIE, RODERICK,
s. of John M. ; b. Kiltarlity, 17 June 1879. Sc., 1908-10. Cameron Hrs. (Vol.), 1896-
1900; Lovat's Scouts, 1900-12. War work — Executive Officer, Board of Agriculture,
Western Islands, Skye, etc., 3^ years.
McKENZIE, THOMAS BEST GIBSON,
s. of John McK. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Jan. 1892. Arts, 1911-14. Enlisted, Grammar Sch. F.P.
Coy., Gordon Hrs., 1909; 2nd Lieut., loth Service Batt. Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1914.
Served — France, June igis-May 1916; Home, (53rd Y.S. Batt.) Gordon Hrs., 1916-19.
Final rank, Captain.
MACKENZIE, THOMAS ROBERTSON, M.A., B.L.,
s. of A. Marshall M. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Aug. 1877. M.A., 1898; B.L., 1901. Commd.,
ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1898; transfd. 3rd V.B. Seaforth Hrs. (later 6th). Mobilized,
Aug. 1914. Home service, 1914-16. Final rank, Captain, (T.F.).
McKERROW, WILLIAM ALEXANDER HOGG, M.B.,
s. of Charles McK.; b. Workington, n Aug. 1884. M.B. (Hons.), 1906; Murray Medal
and Scholarship ; Fife Jamieson, Lizars, Shepherd Mem. Gold, Medals ; Lyon Prize ;
F.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1914. Surg. (tempy.), R.N., 1917.
MACKESSACK, PETER, B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Kinloss, 4 Aug. 1872. B.Sc., 1892; M.B., 1896. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
1897. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Aug. I9i4-Mar. 1915 ; Gallipoli, Aug.-
Oct. 1915; Macedonia, Oct. igis-May 1919. Final rank, Acting Colonel. RS.O.
Two mentions, 1916, 1917.
280
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACKESSACK, ROBERT JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Robert H. M. ; b. Kinloss, 18 Jan. 1879. M.A., 1899; M.B. (Ed.), 1904; M.D.
(Ed.), 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 4 Aug. 1916. Served — Salonika, Aug. I9i6-Nov. 1917;
France, May 1918- Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
MACKIE, ALFRED SCOTT, M.B.,
s. of Alfred A. M. ; b. Antigua, 7 Oct. 1891. M.B., 1915. Sergt., R.A.M.C., ist Highl.
Kid. Amb., 1914; Surg. (tempy.), R.N. Served in H.M.S. " Mona's Isle," 1915.
MACKIE (or CORDINER), ANNIE,
d. of C. M. ; b. Oyne, 18 June 1881. Arts, 1901-03. War work — Substitute Teacher,
1916-19.
MACKIE, CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 7 Mar. 1852. M.A., 1877. War work — War
Pensions Committee, etc., 1915 — .
MACKIE, CHARLES JAMES, M.A.,
s. of George M. ; b. Insch, 3 Oct. 1871. M.A., 1894. Capt., R.E. (T.F.), Dec. 1914.
Served — Home, 1914-16; France, 1916-17; invalided out of service, 1917. Final rank,
Captain.
MACKIE, ELSIE, M.B.,
d. of Chas. M. ; b. Drumoak, 24 Dec. 1895. M.B., 1921. War work — Berrypicking,
fllairgowrie, 1917, 1918.
MACKIE (or DUNHAM), EVA MOYSEY,
d. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Mar. 1891. Arts, 1910-11. War work — Massage
(Almeric Paget Mil. Massage Assocn.), U.K., 1916-19.
MACKIE, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of George M. ; b. Insch, 7 Nov. 1869. M.B., 1891. Commd., ist K.S.L.I. (Vol. Batt.),
1895; Surg.-Lieut., Shropshire R.H.A., 1900. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home service,
1914-15; transfd. T. Res., Oct. 1915. Final rank, Major. War work — Surgeon, Mil.
Hospls., Wellington.
MACKIE, JAMES, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of James M. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 23 Feb. 1882. M.A., 1904; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1910.
Joined 6th V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1897 ; "U " Coy., V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1902-03. 2nd Lieut.,
4th Seaforth Hrs., May 1915. Served — France, July igis-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Captain.
MACKIE, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of George M. ; b. Leochel Cushnie, Aberdeenshire, 9 Feb. 1886. M.A., 1907. "U"
Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1904-07. Re-enlisted, 3rd Gordon Hrs., 9 Sept. 1914. Served
with ist Gordon Hrs. Home, 1914; France, Belgium, Oct. I9i4-July 1916; wounded;
Home, 1916-17. Final rank, L./Sergeant.
, James Cecil Davibson, M.A., 1912, I.L.B., 1913 ; p. 108.
281
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MACKIE (or SCHERER), MARGARET MacGREGOR,
d. of George M. M. ; b. Bey rout, Syria, 12 Jan. 1883. Arts, 1899-1900. War work —
Relief work with American Red Cross and Relief Committee, Sidon, Syria, Mount
Lebanon, 1916-19.
.MACKIE, WILLIAM, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Adam M. ; b. Chapel of Garioch, 28 Apr. 1856. M.A., 1878; M.B., 1888; M.I).,
1897; D.P.H., 1904. Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1909. Sanitary Officer, 1914.
MACKIE, WILLIAM THOMSON,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 May 1897. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., A.S.C., Oct. 1914.
Served with 141(1 Royal Scots, ijth, 6th, H.L.I. Home, 1914-16; France, 1916-19.
Final rank, Private.
McKIM, MARY AGNES GARDNER, M.A.,
d. of Samuel McK. ; b. Peterhead, 25 Nov. 1886. M.A., 1908. War Work— Y.M.C.A.
Hostels, Glasgow, 1916-19.
McKIMMIE, ALEXANDER GRANT, M.A.,
b. Duffus, 17 Jan. 1891. M.A. (I Math.), 1913. Pte., isth A. and S. Hrs., Nov. 1915.
Served with ;th A. and S. Hrs; Sapper, "R" Sound Ranging Sect., R.E. ; 2nd Lieut.,
"Z" Sound Ranging Sect., R.E., 12 Feb. 1918. Home, 1915-16; France, June 1916-
Jan. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MACKINNON, ALAN, B.Sc.,
s. of Lachlan M. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Oct. 1891. B.Sc. (Spec, dist), 1911. Commd., loth
Gordon Hrs., 1914.
McKINNON, ANGUS McIVER,
s. of Kenneth McK. ; b. Balallan, Stornoway, 2 Jan. 1882. Med., 1902-06. Pte., 49th
Edmonton Regt., Canada, 5 Jan. 1915. Served — Canada, England, 8 months; France, i
year 2 months ; Canada, i year in Hospital, 2 years, Instructor. Final rank, Coy. Sergt.-
Major. M.M., Sept. 1916.
MACKINNON, ARCHIBALD DONALD, M.D.,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Strath, 27 Mar. 1864. M.B., 1887; M.D., 1892. C.M.G., 1900.
Home service, Lieut., Intelligence Officer, Cromarty Defences, 1914-16; Deputy Com-
mandant, N. of S. Special Mil. Area, 1917-19. Final rank, Major. O.B.E. (Mil.), June 1919.
/IDacfctnnon, 2>oital5 Bougal&, P. 5.
MACKINNON, DONALD NORMAN,
s. of Angus M. ; b. Lochs, Stornoway, 23 Apr. 1899. Med., 1920 — . Pte., nth Black
Watch, 19 Sept. 1916. Served with gth Gordon Hrs., 4th Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1916-18 ;
France, Apr. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant. M.M.
MACKINNON, DORIS LIVINGSTON, D.Sc.,
d. of Lachlan M. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Sept. 1883. B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1906; D.Sc., 1914.
\Var work — Protozoologist, Mil. Hospls. (ist Western Gen. Hospl., Liverpool; Univ. War
Hospl., Southampton), 1916-18.
282
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACKINNON, LACHLAN, M.A.,
s. of Lachlan M. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 May 1855. M.A., 1875. Advocate in Aberdeen, 1878.
V.J). D.L. Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. commanding ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1904. C.O.,
Aberd. Mil. Training Assocn., 1914. County Commandant of the City of Aberdeen Vol.
Regt., 1916.
MACKINNON, LACHLAN, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Lachlan M. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Sept. 1886. M.A., 1906; B.L. (dist.), 1908; LL.B.,
1910. Enlisted, ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1903 (later 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.)) ; commd.,
i Aug. 1905. O.C., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. And. No. 19,
Officer Cadet Batt. ; Senior Officers School, Aldershot ; 141(1 (Service) Batt. A. and S.
Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915, 1917-18; France, Feb. -June 1915, Sept. igis-Dec.
1916, Apr. igiS-May 1919. Final rank, Tempy. Lieut. -Colonel. D.S.O. Croix de
Guerre. Two mentions, Mar. 1918, June 1919.
MACKINNON, NEIL ORMISTON,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 July 1890. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 3ist Royal Fusiliers,
Nov. 1915; commd., 2nd Durham L.I., 31 Oct. 1917. Served — Home, 1916, 1917,
1918; France, Dec. I9i6-Apr. 1917, Jan. -Mar. 1918, May-Aug. 1918. Wounded. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
MacKINNON, NORMAN,
s. of Chalmers W. MacK. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Sept. 1899. Med., 1917-18, 1919 — .
A.U.O.T.C. Enlisted, 25 Jan. 1917; called up, 1918. Inns of Court O.T.C. ; gth
O.C.B., Gailes. Home service, 1918-19.
MacKINNON, WILLIAM CALTHORPE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Chalmers W. MacK.; b. Aberdeen, 4 Oct. 1893. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1917.
A.U.O.T.C. War Work— Oldmill Hospl, 1916. 2nd Lieut, R.A.M.C., 1917. Served—
Mesopotamia, 3 years. Final rank, Captain.
MACKINTOSH, ALEXANDER BLAKE,
s. of T. A. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Sept. 1893. Med., 1920 — . Commd., 7th Gordon Hrs.,
10 Aug. 1914. Invalided out, July 1915. Rejoined 2nd Garrison Batt. Yorkshire Regt.,
7 Jan. 1917; attd. i8th Batt. Cheshire Regt. Served — Home, France. Final rank,
Acting Captain.
MACKINTOSH, ANGUS, M.B.,
s. of Lewis M. ; b. Farr, 4 Feb. 1887. M.B., 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 2 Apr. 1917;
attd. 87th Fid. Amb., 8sth H.A.G., isth Bde., R.F.A., 33rd Lond. Regt., R.B. Served—
Home, 1917-18, 1918-19; France, Apr.-Aug. 1917, May-Sept. 1918. Final rank,
Captain.
MACKINTOSH, DUNCAN DAVIDSON, M.B.,
s. of William M. ; b. Aboyne, 16 Mar. 1871. M.B. (Hon. dist), 1892. War work — Red
Cross Aux. Hospl., Aboyne, 1914-15 ; Civil Surg., ist Lond. Gen. Hospl., 1916-18.
MACKINTOSH, GORDON NASMYTH,
s. of James G. M. ; b. Aberdeen, n Jan. 1897. Arts, 1914-15 2nd Lieut, 36th Sikhs,
LA.. 1916.
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MACKINTOSH, HARVEY GOODWIN,
s. of lames G. M. ; b. Stonehaven, n July 1899. Med., 1916-17. A.U.O.T.C. <
Sch. of Mil. Aeronautics, Apr. 1917; commd., July 1917. Served — Home, i year 4
months ; 1 'ranee, 6 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MACKINTOSH, HFRHERT,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Bieldside, 5 Apr. 1900. Arts, 1917-18, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Gunner, Reception Bde., R.F.A., i Nov. 1918. Home service, 3 months.
/l&acfeintosb, 3obn, :N1-A-. '913. LL.B., 1915 ; p. 93.
i
MACKINTOSH, JOHN, M.A.,
b. Aberdeen, 12 Feb. 1896. M.A., 1916, (II Eng., 1919). 1'te., 3rd Scot. Rifles, 12 Deft
1915. Served with I4th Scot. Rifles, 3rd Labour Coy. Home, 1915-16; France,
Belgium, June I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Private.
MACKINTOSH, JOHN FALCONER,
b. Fordoun, 26 July 1893. U.D.A., 1914. " D " Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1910. Mobilized
Commd., Oct. 1914. Served — Home, France, 3^ years ; Germany, 6 months. Final rank,
Acting Major. M.C., Apr. 1918.
MACKINTOSH, MAUD GORDON,
d. of T. A. M. ; b. Edinburgh, 25 Jan. 1892. Med., 1915 — . War work — Assist. Anes-
thetist, etc., N. Hants War Hospl., Summer 1916.
MacKINTOSH, THOMAS,
s. of T. S. MacK. ; b. Aberdeen, 1896. Sc., 1918 — . Pte., 3/4th Gordon Hrs., 30 Mar.
1915 ; commd., nth Gordon Hrs., 30 Apr. 1915 ; attd. ist Gordon Hrs. Served — Home,
1915 ; Flanders, Sept. i9i5~Apr. 1916. Severely wounded, 1916. Discharged, 1918.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
McKINTY, HENRY BERNARD,
s. of Charles McK. ; b. Peterhead, 23 May 1894. Com., 1919 — . Pte., 28th Batt. London
Regt., 14 Dec. 1915. Served with isth Bty., 36th Bde., R.F.A. Commd., 28 Jan. 1917.
Home, 1915-17; France, Germany, Apr. I9i7-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
M.C., 23 Mar. 1918.
MACKWORTH, NORMAN WALTER, M.B.,
s. of Horace E. M. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 29 Sept. 1879. M.B., 1901 ; F.R.C.S.
(Ed.). Commd., I.M.S., 1902. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. i/39th Garhwal Rifles,
MeerutStaty. Hospl., No. 9 Gen., Indian Gen., Hospls., Meerut Division. Served — France,
Mesopotamia, India, Aug. I9i4-end of War. Mentd., 1916. Brevet-Lieut. -Colonel (for
services), 1919.
MACLACHAN, ALISTAIR CAMERON,
s. of D. C. M. ; b. Oban, 17 Apr. 1888. Sc., 1918 — . Pte., 4th Batt. A.I.F., Aug.
1914; Navigating Officer (Hon. Lieut.), A.T.S., Dec. 1916; Lieut., R.E., Oct. 1918.
Served —Egypt, Gallipoli, 1914-15; A.T.S., North Sea and Mexico, 1916-17; France,
1917. Final rank, Lieutenant.
284
ROLL OF Sl'R
, 3ames flDurrag, M.B., i9j3 ; P. 102
McLAGGAN, JOHN DOUGLAS, M.A.,
s. of James McL. ; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 18 June 1893. M.A., 1914; M.B. (dist), 1920.
L./Cpl., "U" Coy., 4th (iordon Hrs., 1914.
MacLAREN, HUGH,
s. of George C. MacL. ; b. Blairgowrie, 7 Feb. 1898. Med., 1916-17. Fettes Coll. O.T.C.
A.U.O.T.C. 2nd Lieut., 8th Northumberland Fusiliers, 28 Mar. 1917. Served —
Home, 1917; France, June 191 7~Sept. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., Feb. 1918.
MacLAREX, ROYDHU RONALD WILSON,
s. of G. G. MacL. ; b. India, 18 July 1889. Med., 1913-15, 1918— . A.U.O.T.C. Enlisted,
R.N., Aux. S.B. Res., Nov. 1915. Surg.-Sub.-Lieut., R.N.V.R., 22 May 1917. Served —
R.N. Hospl., Chatham; H.M.H.S. "Magic," Scapa Flow, 1915-17; H.M.S. "Hydra,"
H.M.S. "Narcissus," Mediterranean, June I9i7-Aug. 1918.
.MacLEAN, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander MacL. ; b. Contin, 14 July 1879. M.A., 1903. War work — Scottish
Churches Hut Work, Cromarty, 1914-15. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 15 Jan. 1918.
Served — France, Jan. igiS-Jan. 1919.
MacLEAN, DAVID WALKER,
s. of James W. MacL. ; b. Airdrie, 29 Sept. 1878 Sc., 1912-15. ist Banffshire Vol. Regt.,
1916.
MACLEAN, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of Malcolm M. ; b. Barvas, 3 Apr. 1881. M.A. (I Eng.), 1902. Gunner, R.G.A., Nov.
1915. Commd., 4th Royal Scots. Retained by Edinburgh School Board till Apr.
1917. Home service, 1917-18. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MCLEAN, DOUGLAS GORDON, M.A.,
s. of William G. G. McL.; b. Boddam, 19 Dec. 1893. M.A., 1920. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1912. Commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1915. Served — Home, France,
1915-19. Final rank, Captain.
MACLEAN, EWEN, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Loch Carron, 10 Sept. 1883. M.A., 1906. Chaplain (4th Class),
R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 9 Sept. 1915. Served — France, Belgium, Germany, 1915-19.
MACLEAN, FINLAY,
s. of John M. ; b. Ullapool, 24 Mar. 1894. Med., 1912-16, 1917 — . Pte., K.O.S.B.,
1916. Home service, i year.
MCLEAN, FRANK SUMMERS,
b. Leslie, Aberdeenshire, 5 Mar. 1899. Med., 1920—. Pte., 4Oth T.R. Batt., 21 Feb.
1917. Served with 3rd, i/6th, Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1917-18; France, Man-Apr.
1918. Prisoner of War, n Apr.-n Nov. 1918. Final rank, Private.
285
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MacLEAN, HUGH, M.D.,
s. of Hector MacL. ; b. Kincardine, Ross-shire, 23 Apr. 1879. M.B., 1903 ; M.I). (Highest
Hons.), 1904; M.Sc. (L'pool), 1910; D.Sc. (Lond.), 1912. Hon. Capt., R.A.M.C.. Mar.
1917; Specialist, Investigation on War Nephritis. Served — Ktaples, Aldersliot, London.,
2\ years.
MCLEAN, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John McL. ; b. Bellie, Morayshire, 25 Nov. 1870. M.A., 1893. War work — V.M.( .A..
England, 1915-16. Pte., 3rd V.B. Gordon Hrs., Mar. 1917; commd., i Sept. 1917.
Home service, 2^ years.
MACLEAN, JOHN, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Roderick M. ; b. Beauty, 7 Mar. 1887. M.A. (II Math.), 1909 ; B.Sc., 1910. Gunner,
Bombay G.A., I.D.F., 1917-19.
MactEAN, JOHN,
s. of William MacL. ; b. Kilmorack, 28 Dec. 1897. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th Cameron I Irs..
6 Feb. 1915. Served with 6th Cameron Hrs. Home, 1915-16; France, Mar. 1916-
July 1917. Final rank, Corporal.
MACLEAN, JOHN CASSILIS BIRKMYRE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Kiltearn, Ross-shire, 29 Aug. 1849. M.A., 1868; M.B. (Hon.
dist.), 1871. Assist. -Surg., R.N., 1872; retd. 1906. Employed, Med. Transport Work,.
4 Aug. 1914-4 Sept. 1917. Final rank, Surg.-Rear-Admirar C.B., 1917.
McLEAN, LESLIE GEORGE
s. of Alexander McL.; b. Aberdeen, i Jan. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Gunner, i57th Bde.,
R.F.A., 4 Mar. 1915 ; served with, R.A. Signal Section, 35th Div. Signal Coy. ; Home, 1915-
16; France, Jan. I9i6-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Sapper, R.E. M.M., Jan. 1917.
McLEAN, ROBERT,
s. of Robert McL.; b. Aberdeen, 2 Mar. 1884. Sc., 1901-02. Pte., "U" Coy., Gordon
Hrs., 1901. Enlisted, 5th Gordon Hrs., 1915. Served — France, 3 years. Wounded;
demobilized, 1918.
MACLEAN, WILLIAM GORDON, B.D.,
s. of William G. M. ; b. Dundee, 15 Aug. 1886. B.D., 1912; Brown Div. Prize; M.A.
(St. And.). Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., Feb. 1918. Served — Palestine, Syria, 1918-19.
McLELLAN, DUNCAN,
s. of Peter McL. ; b. Grangemouth, 2 Apr. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 2/ist Fife and
Forfar Yeomanry, 15 Feb. 1917 ; transfd. i/ist Yorkshire Dragoons, 3rd Fid. Survey
Coy., R.E. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, Jan. igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, L./
Corporal.
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McLELLAN, DUNCAN TAIT HUTCHISON, M.A.,
s. of Robert McL.; b. Brechin, 29 Nov. 1893. M.A. (I Hist.), 1916. Enlisted, "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1912. Mobilized. Commd., 5th Seaforth Hrs., Jan. 1917.
Served — France, Feb.-Sept. 1915 ; German E. Africa, Apr. I9i7-May 1918. Disch,
medically unfit, Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
286
ROLL OF SERVICE.
McLELLAN, JOHN HUGH CRAWFORD, M.A.,
s. of Robert McL. ; b. Stracathro, Forfarshire, 9 June 1883. M.A., 1906. Pte., R.A.M.C.,
5 May 1915. Served with 92nd Fid. Amb., i6th Northumberland Fusiliers, 7th Labour
Halt.; commd., 26 Apr. 1917. Home, 1915, 1916-19; France, Nov. ig^-July 1916.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
McLENNAN, FARQUHAR, M.B.,
s. of Alexander McL. ; b. Loch Carron, 29 Sept. 1872. M.B., 1898. Joined R.A.M.C.,
1900. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Served — Ireland, 1914-15; War Office, 1915-18;
France, Flanders, Germany, France, Jan. igiS-Nov. 1919. Final rank, Acting Colonel.
D.S.O. Two mentions, Jan., June, 1919. Brevet-Lieut.-Colonel. Brevet-Colonel.
MacLENNAN, FELIX PRYOR, M.B.,
s. of Donald MacL. ; b. Contin, 16 Apr. 1865. M.B., 1891. War work — M.O. i/c Red
Cross Aux. Hospl., Letters Lodge, 1915-18 ; M.O., Lochgoilhead, 1915-19.
MacLENNAN, JANET,
d. of Farquhar MacL. ; b. Ferintosh, Ross-shire, 20 Mar. 1894. Sc., 1913-16, 1918 —
War work — Munitions, Aberdeen, 1916; Steel Analysis, Glasgow University, Sheffield.
1917-18.
MacLENNAN, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Alexander MacL. ; b. Lochalsh. Ross-shire, 22 Sept. 1871. M.B., 1895. Commd.,
5th Seaforth Hrs., 1902. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home service, Aug.-Dec. 1914. War
work — Recruiting, 1917-18. Final rank, Captain.
MacLENNAN, JOHN MUNRO,
s. of John MacL.; b. Evanton, 18 May 1900. Arts, 1916-17. Pte., Gordon Hrs. ; 2nd
Roy. Scots Fusiliers. Home service, i year 7 months. Final rank, Private.
MacLENNAN, KENNETH, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Alexander MacL. ; b. Abernethy, Inverness-shire, 10 Mar. 1873. M.A., 1896 ; B.D.,
1903. War work — Y.M.C.A., North France, 1917.
MacLENNAN, KENNETH, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of William MacL.; b. Urquhart, Ross-shire, 29 Sept. 1885. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1912. Pte.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1909-12. Rejoined. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 2nd London Sanitary
Coy., Dec. 1914. Served — P>ance, Flanders, Dec. I9i4-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
M.C., Jan. 1918.
MACLENNAN, NORMAN MACPHERSON,
s. of Duncan M. ; b. Laggan, 24 Sept. 1895. Med., 1914-15, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C.
N.Z. Forces, 1912-14. 2nd Lieut., 3rd Cameron Hrs., Dec. 1915 ; attd. 6th Cameron
Hrs. Served — -Home, 9 months ; France, 10 months ; Hospital, "i year. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
MacLENNAN, ROBERT CRAN,
s. of Donald MacL.; b. Inverness, 29 Dec. 1891. Med., 1910-16. Pte., " U " Coy.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 1911. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; Flanders,
1915. Invalided. Time expired, Apr. 1916. Surg. -Sub. -Lieut., R.N.V.R., Aug. 1917.
M.O., H.M.S. "Discoverer" (Aux. Cruiser), 1917-19.
287
ROLL OF SliRlTCE.
ribacXetinan, tRo&ericI? Dewar, P. 20.
MacLEXXAN, RODERICK MURDOCH . M.A., M.B.,
s. of Tohn MacL. ; b. Urray, Ross-shire, 18 June 1867. M.A., 1888; M.li. (Hon. dist.},
1891. Lieut., R.A.M.C., June 1915. Home service.
MacLENNAN, WILLIAM GEORGE DUNCAN,
s. of Donald MacL.; b. Inverness, 27 Aug. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Enlisted, R.!.<
27 Aug. 1917; commd., R.A.F., 27 July 1918. Served — Home, 1917-18; France. A
igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, and Lieutenant.
MACLEOD, ALISDAIR MACGILLIVRAY, M.A.,
s. of George M. ; b. Garrabost, Stornoway, 23 May 1888. M.A., 1910. War work-
Chaplain, Prisoners of War Camp, Inverness-shire, 1916-17. Commd., R.A. Chaplains''
Uept., May 1917. Served — France, i year. Final rank, C.F., 4th Class.
*
MacLEOD, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Hugh MacL. ; b. Kildonan, Sutherland, 31 Dec. 1876. M.A., 1901. War work —
Special Constable, Fallin, 1914-18.
MACLEOD, ALEXANDER,
s. of Angus M. ; b. Stornoway, 15 Apr. 1893. Arts, 1914-16, 1919 — . Pte., A. and S.
Hrs., 27 Nov. 1915; The Royal Scots. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, May 1916-
lan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
McLEOD, ALEXANDER GRANT, M.A.,
s. of John McL. ; b. Falkirk, 22 Jan. 1888. M.A., 1909. Pte., i?th Service Batt. H.L.I..
12 Sept. 1914; 2nd Lieut., 4th Cameron Hrs. (T.F.), 30 May 1917. Served — Hon
France, Belgium. Severely wounded. Final rank, Lieutenant.
McLEOD, ALEXANDER LUIAS,
s. of William McL.; b. Millbrex, Aberdeenshire, 28 Apr. 1897. Med., 1919 — . Gunner,
"B"Bty., 15 ?th Bde., R.F.A., 7 Apr. 1915; H.Q. 32nd Bde. ; "B" Bty., 3o7th Bde.
Served — Home, 1915-16; Overseas, Jan. igi6-Feb. 1918. Final rank, Corporal.
MACLEOD, ALLAN JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Stornoway, 18 Dec. 1879. M.B., 1910. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Oct. 1916.
Served — Salonika, 1916-18.
flDacleofc, Clement TRicl?art>, M.B., 1909; p. no.
McLEOD, DAVID WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of David McL.; b. Kilmuir, 25 Sept. 1887. M.A., 1908. 2nd Lieut., nth Gordon.
Hrs., Jan. 1915 ; transfd. R.A.F. Served — Home, 1915; France, Sept. igiS-May 1917;
twice wounded; Home, 1917-18. Final rank, Acting Captain.
MACLEOD, DONALD,
s. of John M. ; b. 26 Jan. 1868. Arts, 1887-92. Volunteer, Home defence.
288
ROLL OF SERVICE.
McLEOD, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of Roderick McL. ; b. Lochs, Ross-shire, 3 Oct. 1888. M.A., 1910. "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1907-11. Rejoined. Enlisted, 3rd Cameron Hrs., Feb. 1917. Commd.,
M.G.C. sist (Highl.) M.G. Batt., June 1918. Served — Home, 18 months; France,
Belgium, 5 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MACLEOD, DUNCAN MORRISON,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Ness, 20 Feb. 1888. Arts, 1911-14. Joined Ross-shire Mtn. Bty.,
R.G.A., 1908; 4th Gordon Hrs., 1911. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Commd., 10 Oct. 1914.
Served with, 3rd Lane. Fusiliers, W. African Regt., ist Manchester Regt. Home, 1914-15 ;
W. Africa, May igis-Apr. 1918; Egypt, Palestine, Apr. igiS-May 1919. Final rank,
Captain. Mentd., Mar. 1918. Died, 18 June 1920.
MACLEOD, HUGHINA AIRD, M.A.,
d. of George G. M. ; b. Ardgay, 27 Jan. 1889. M.A., 1912. War work — V.A.D. Nurse,
Red Cross Hospl., Nairn, 1917-18.
MacLEOD, JOHN,
s. of Donald MacL. ; b. Aird, Stornoway, 25 Apr. 1893. Med., 1913-14, 1918. — Gunner,
Ross-shire Mtn. Bty., R.G.A. (T.), 191 1. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ;
Gallipoli, Egypt, Macedonia, 1915-18. Final rank, Gunner.
MACLEOD, JOHN ANGUS, M.A.,
s. of Malcolm M. ; b. Barvas, 23 Dec. 1888. M.A., 1910. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.),
2 Oct. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Belgium, Feb. -Aug. 1915. Wounded;
discharged, Sept. 1916. Final rank, L./Corporal.
MacLEOD, JOHN FARQUHAR, M.B.,
s. of John MacL. ; b. Stornoway, 4 May 1881. M.B., 1908. War work — Recruiting
M.O., Middlesbrough area, 1914-15. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Dec. 1915. Served — France,
Belgium, 1915-16; Mesopotamia, 1917-19. F'inal rank, Captain.
MACLEOD, JOHN JAMES RICKARD, M.B.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Dunkeld, 6 Sept. 1876. M.B. (Hon. dist.),' 1898 ; Anderson Scholar ;
Matthews Duncan, Fife Jamieson, Medals. War work — Development of gas-masks, research
in connection with aviation, food conservation campaign, United States, 1917-18.
MacLEOD, JOHN MacLEOD HENDRIE, M.D.;
s. of John B. MacL. ; b. Galston, 4 Sept. 1870. M.B., 1894 ; M.D. (com.), 1898 ; L.R.C.P.
(Lend.), etc. War work — Dermatologist, R.F.C. Hospl., London ; Australian Hospl. for
Officers, 1915-18.
MACLEOD, LACHLAN,
s. of Malcolm M. ; b. Bernera, Lochmaddy, 10 Nov. 1892. Arts, 1919 — . Ross. Mtrr.
Bty., R.G.A. (T.), 1909-14. Re-enlisted, 2/4th Seaforth Hrs., 26 Feb. 1915. Served
with 7th Seaforth Hrs., 7th Cameron Hrs. Commd., 29 May 1917. Home, 2 years;
France, i year; Prisoner of War, Mar. -Nov. 1918. Final rank, Acting Captain.
MACLEOD, MALCOLM, M.A.,
s. of Kenneth M. ; b. Uig, Ross, 15 Aug. 1877. M.A., 1900. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1914; commd., R.A.M.C., 1916.
289 19
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACLEOD, MALCOLM, M.B.,
s. of Malcolm M. ; b. Balallan, 17 Aug. 1878. M.B., 1902. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i May
1917. Served — Egypt, Palestine, 1917-18; Home, 1918-19. Final rank, Acting Major.
MACLEOD, MALCOLM. M.B.,
s. of John M. : b. Stornoway, 13 Nov. 1878. M.B., 1904. War work — Medical BoanU,
Carlisle, Kendal, 1917-18.
MacLEOD, NORMAN, M.A.,
s. of Donald MacL. ; b. Stornoway, 24 Sept. 1890. M.A. (I Cl.), 1913. Joined " U
4th Gordon Hrs., 1909. Air craftsman, R.N.A.S., 13 July 1917 ; R.A.F. Served — HOUR.
1917-19. Final rank, Corporal Mechanic.
.MACLEOD, RODERICK, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Lochbroom, 20 Mar. 1870. M.A., 1895. War work — Secy., Governor-
General's Soldiers' Benefit Fund, Greylingstad, 1914-19.
MACLEOD, RODERICK,
s. of John M. ; b. Stornoway, 22 Mar. 1898. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — . A.U.O. '1 '.< '.
Pioneer, Spec. Bde., R.E., 23 Sept. 1916. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Nov. n>\<>
July 1917. Wounded; discharged, Apr. 1918. Final rank, Pioneer.
, Milliam Hlejan&er, P. 47
/IDacleoD, Milliam Patrick, M.A., 1910 ; p. 75.
MacMAHON, CHARLES GRANT, M.B.,
s. of John MacM. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 June 1881. M.B., 1904. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1916.
Served — Home, 1916; Salonika, 1917-19. Final rank, Captain.
MCMILLAN, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of Duncan McM. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Dec. 1866. M.A., 1887. War work — Special Con-
stable, Edinburgh, 1914-19.
McNAUGHTON (or HENDERSON), ELLEN TURNER,
d. of John L. McN. ; b. Buckie, 4 Sept. 1892. Arts, 1911-15. War work — Clerical,
Q.M.A.A.C. ; Women's National Land Service Corps, Northamptonshire, 1916, 1918, 1919.
MacNEILL, JOHN ROSS, M.A., M.B.,
b. Tongue, 3 May 1889. M.A., 1909; M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A,M.C., i Mar. 1915;
attd. 7th North Staffordshire Regt. Served — -Home, 3 months ; Gallipoli, Mesopotamia,
Palestine, Egypt, 1915-19. Final rank, Captain.
MACONACHIE, GORDON WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of G. A. M. ; b. Bombay, 13 Nov. 1882. M.B., 1903; I.M.S., 1903. Mobilized Major,
Aug. 1914. Served — N.W. Frontier, South Persia. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel.
MACONACHIE, JAMES,
s. of Jas. M. ; b. London, 17 Feb. 1854. Med., 1875-76, 1876-77. Joined R.A.M .< '..
1881. Mobilized Lieut.-Col. Home service. Final rank, Deputy Commissioner, Nat.
Med. Service. Mentd., Mar. 1917.
290
ROLL OF SERVICE.
McOl AT, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of William McO. ; b. Greenock, 18 Jan. 1881. M.A., 1907. Attested. Rejected. War
work — National Registration.
McPETRIE, JAMES,
s. of James Me P. ; b. Tough, 23 Get. 1890. U.D.A., 1914. Pte., i/6th Gordon Hrs., May
1915. Served — Home, 1915; France, Dec. igis-Apr. 1917.
MacPHAIL, ANGUS,
s. of Malcolm MacP. ; b. Uig, 21 Feb. 1896. Med., 1919 — . Pte., R.A.M.C., 2 Dec.
1915 ; transfd. R.E. Served — Home, 2-J years ; Italy, 9 months. Final rank, Private.
MacPHAIL, NORMAN,
s. of Malcolm MacP.; b. Uig, 17 Sept. 1886. M.B., 1912. Capt., R.A.M.C., 1917.
MacPHAIL, ROBERT SHAW,
s. of A. MacP.; b. Aberdeen, 1878. Sc., 1909-10. Ceylon Planters' Rifle Corps, 1906.
Commd., R.E., June 1915. Served — -France, 1915-19. Final rank, Major.
.MacPHERSON, ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander MacP.; b. Aberdeen, 20 June 1892. Med., 1912. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1914.
McPHERSON, CHARLES SMITH, M.A., LL.D.,
s. of John McP. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 10 May 1859. M.A., 1879; LL.D., 1920.
Capt., 4th V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1916-19.
MACPHERSON, CHARLES WATTIE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Dufftown, 15 May 1891. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 31 May 1916; attd. 2oth C.C.S., Served — Mesopotamia, July 1916-
June 1919. Final rank, Captain.
McPHERSON, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of George McP.; b. Keith, 4 July 1880. M.B., 1909. Exempted. Government
appointment (munitions), 1917.
MACPHERSON, GEORGE COOK, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Newton-on-Ayr, n Mar. 1880. M.A., 1900; B.D., 1904; Hunter,
Gladstone Memorial, Prizes. "U"Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1896 (formerly in 3rd
V.B. Seaforth Hrs.). Served with 78th Seaforth Hrs., S. African War. Junior Chaplain,
Bengal Establishment, 6 July 1910. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Egypt, France,
Mesopotamia. Final rank, Junior Chaplain. O.B.E., ]une 1919.
/iDcipberson, 3an Cbarles, M.A., 1914 ; P. i4.
McPHERSON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James McP.; b. Calcutta, 12 Sept. 1881. M.A. (I Math.), 1904. Capt., Indian
Labour Corps, France, 1917
291
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACPHERSON, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Calcutta, i Mar. 1883. M.B., 1909. 2nd Lieut., Sherwood Foresters
(T.F.), 1915. Major, Austral. A.M.C., attd. gth Australian Fid. Amb., 1917.
fl&acpberson, Jobn Coofe, M.A., 1910, LL.B., 1910 ; P. 15.
MACPHERSON, MICHAEL JAMES, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Peter M. ; b. Cromdale, 12 Sept. 1863. M.A., 1887; B.D., 1893. War work-
Substitute parish minister, Inverurie, Meldrum, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1919. Member of
Committee on Food production.
MacPHERSON, PETER JOHN.
s. of Peter H. MacP. ; b. Macduff, 4 Sept. 1880. Law, 1902-04. 2nd Lieut., ist Banff -
shire R.G.A., 1907; resigned, 1908. Enlisted, Kelantan Vol. Rifles, 7 Aug. 1914. Served
— Malay Peninsula, 1914 — . Final rank, Private.
MACPHERSON, ROBERT, M.A., D.D.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Forres, 2 Nov. 1850. M.A. (II Cl.), 1869; B.D., 1872; D.D., 1904.
Pte., V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1872. Commd., Seaforth Hrs., 1883. Boer War, 1901-02.
Chaplain, 6th V.B. Seaforth Hrs., Elgin, 1915-19. Final rank, Chaplain, ist Class. V.I).
MacPHERSON, ROBERT,
s. of Frederick C. McP. ; b. Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, 16 Mar. 1898. Med., 1919 — . Pte.,
3rd Gordon Hrs., May 1917; 7th Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, France, May 1917
Feb. 1919. Final rank, Signaller, ist Class.
MACPHERSON, ROBERT WILLIAM, M.D.,
b. Staleybridge, 7 Mar. 1885. M.B., 1906; D.P.H., 1911; M.I)., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
8 Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Apr. I9i6-Apr. 1919. P'inal rank,
Captain.
MacQUARRIE, IAN, M.B.,
s. of Alexander I. MacQ. ; b. Edinburgh, 15 Oct. 1872. M.B., 1898. Capt., R.A.M.C.,
1917 ; attd. Cumberland and Westmoreland Yeomanry.
MacQUEEN, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Hugh MacQ. ; b. Tomatin, 30 Sept. 1892. M.A., 1914. Pte., 2/4th Gordon Hrs., Jan.
1915 ; 2nd Lieut., 4th Cameron Hrs., 20 July 1915 ; transfd. M.G.C. Served — Home,
1915-16, 1919; France, Sept. I9i6-Oct. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
fl&acqneen, 3obn Ellison, P. 15
MACQUEEN, WILLIAM PIRR1E OTTO,
s. of John Otto M. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Mar. 1881. Sc., 1899-1900. War work — Manager,
Munition Factory, Glasgow, 1915-19.
flDcC&utban, Militant, M.B., i9oi ; P. 89.
292
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MacQUIBBAN, CHARLES MITCHELL, M.D.,
s. of George MacQ. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 June 1834. M.B., 1861 ; M.D., 1883. Assist. -
Surg., Roy. Aberdeenshire Hrs. (Militia), Feb. 1864; retd. Surg. -Lieut. -Col., 3rd (Militia),
Gordon Hrs., June 1899. Services offered to War Office, 1914, 1915, !9i6, 1918 ; not
accepted for Gen. Service. War work — Recruiting under Derby Scheme, 1915-19.
MacQUOID, PETER CRAIK, M.A.,
s. of James MacQ. ; b. Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight, 19 July 1895. M.A., 1919. Pte., 3 4th
Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1915 ; i/4th, 2nd, 3rd, Gordon Hrs. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs.
(T.F.), 31 Oct. 1917. Pilot, R.A.F., Apr., 1918. Served — U.K., France. Final rank,
2nd Lieutenant.
flDacTRae, Blfrefc IRegtnalb, p. 32.
MacRAE, ANGUS, M.B.,
b. Stornoway, 8 Nov. 1881. M.B., 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1916.
MACRAE, ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, M.B.,
s. of A. M. M. ; b. Nairn, 9 Feb. 1889. M.B., 1912. Lieut., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A.,
1909-13. Lieut., I. M.S., 23 Jan. 1913. Mobilized, 1914. Served — India, France,
Mesopotamia, Waziristan, E. Persia, Transcaspia, 1914-19. Final rank, Captain.
MACRAE, DONALD, B.D.,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Loch Carron, to Jan. 1864. B.D., 1890. M.A. (St. And.), 1887.
Univ. Bty., St. Andrews. Capt, R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 5 June 1915; attd. gth Bde.,
R.F.A. ; 3rd, 4th, A. and S. Hrs. Home service, 1915-17. Final rank, Captain, Senr.
Chaplain of Brigade. War work — In charge, Scottish Churches' Hut, till it was blown
up, Spring, 1918, Beuvry, France.
flDacrae, Donalt> Hlastair, p. 105.
MACRAE, DUNCAN,
s. of A. M. ; b. Lochalsh, Ross-shire, 25 Nov. 1895. U.D.A., 1921. Pte., R.A. Vet.
Corps, 20 Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Italy, Oct. I9i6-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Sergeant.
MACRAE, DUNCAN JAMES, M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Timisgarry, Uig, i Apr. 1877. M.B., 1903. War work — Recruit-
ing, examination of recruits.
MacRAE, FARQUHAR, M.B.,
s. of John MacR. ; b. Urray, 20 Oct. 1862. M.B., 1886 ; D.P.H., 1894. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
10 Sept. 1915. Served — Home, Mediterranean Exped. Force, Sept. igis-Sept. 1916.
Final rank, Lieutenant. War work — Surgeon, V.A.D. Hospl., Novar.
MACRAE, HERBERT ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Inverness, 12 June, 1886. M.A., 1909. U'ar work — Blockade, under
Foreign Office, Norway, 1915-18.
293 19*
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MACRAE, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Malcolm M. ; b. Stornoway, 4 Sept. 1883. M.A., 1906. Enlisted, 29 Nov. 1915.
Called up, 13 Mar. 1917. Driver, 36th Res. Bty., 6th B. Bde., R.F.A. ; commd., 5 Apr.
1918. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, June 1918 Apr. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieu-
tenant.
MACRAE, JOHN DUNCAN, M.A.,
s. of Christopher M. ; b. Kintail, Ross-shire, 15 Nov. 1888. M.A., 1913. Enlisted, Jan.
1915, rejected. War work — Substitute teacher, Secondary Schools, England, 1915-19.
MACRAE, JOHN WILLIAM,
1). I, ochalsh, Ross-shire, n Nov. 1892. Med., 1912-14. Driver, R.A. (T.F.), Ross and
Cromarty Mtn. Bty.; commd., R.F.A., 1914; attd. "A" Bty. ii7th Btlr.
MACRAE, LACHLAN, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Contin, 30 Aug. 1886. M.A. (I Merit.), 1909; Hutton l'ri/e ; Main
Medal; Fullerton Scholar. Oxford Univ. O.T.C. Commd., 4th Cameron Hrs., 28 Apr.
1915; attd. 5th Cameron Hrs. Served — Home, France, 1915-18. Final rank, Acting
Captain.
McRAE, RAE, M.D.,
s. of John McR.; b. Waikaka, Otago, N.Z., 19 Oct. 1882. M.B., 1908; D.P.H., 1909;
M.D., 1910. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 18 Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Feb.
I9i6-Feb. 1917; Home, 1917 — . Final rank, Acting Major.
MACRAE, RODERICK, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Stornoway, 26 July 1888. M.A., 1911. Gunner, 448th Siege Bty.,
R.G.A., 1917.
flDaclRae, Dictor Cbarles 3ames, M.A., 1914 ; P. 3.
McRITCHIE, DOUGLAS, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John McR. ; b. Peterhead, 23 Oct. 1887. M.A. (I Hist.), 1908 ; (I Econ. Sc., 1909) ;
B.I ). ; Caithness, Lyon, Prizes ; Arch. Forbes Medal ; KncxScholar. War work — Y.M.I .A..
France, 1916, 1917 ; Secy., War Savings Assocn., Leslie. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept.,
4th Class, 16 Jan. 1918; attd. R.A.M.C., loth K.O.S.B., etc. Served— Home, 1918;
France, Belgium, June igiS-May 1919; Army of Rhine, May-Sept. 1919.
MACRITCHIE, JOHN,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Barvas, 4 Apr. 1892. Arts, 1919 — . Gunner, R.G.A., 1913.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; Dardanelles, Apr. -Oct. 1915; Egyp-
tian Exped. Force, Oct. igis-May 1916; Salonika Forces, Aug. I9i6-Jan. 1919.
McROBERT, GEORGE REID, M.B.,
s. of Alexander T. McR. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Jan. 1895. M.B., 1917; Matthews Duncan,
Keith, John Murray, Medals; Murray Scholarship. A. U. O.T.C. Commd., R.A..M.I .
(S.R.), 1917. Captain, I.M.S.
294
ROLL OF S1LR\'ICE.
McROBERT, RONALD,
s. of Alexander T. McR. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Sept. 1896. Med., 1914-15, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., nth Black Watch, 4 Jan. 1916; attd. I2th A. and S. Hrs. Served — Home,
i year 5 months ; Brit. Salonika Forces, i year 4 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
.McROBIE, DOROTHY MARGARET, M.A.,
d. of George G. McR.; b. Portsoy, n Jan. 1895. M.A., 1916. W'ar work — Analytical
Chemist, Admiralty Lab., Middlesbrough, 1916-18; Physical Chemist (Explosives),
Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, 1918 — .
McROBIE, GEORGE DAVID RENNET,
s. of George G. McR.; b. Portsoy, 26 June 1897. Arts, 1915-16. Commd., R.G.A., 27
Sept. 1917. Served — Home, France, Belgium, 1917-19 Final rank, Lieutenant.
MACSWEEN, JOHN,
s. of Kenneth M. ; b. Garrabost, Stornoway, 6 Oct. 1891. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., Seaforth
Hrs., i Sept. 1914; Cameron Hrs., Gordon Hrs. Commd., 25 Jan. 1915. Served —
Home, 2 years ; P'rance, 2 years ; On the Rhine, i year. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.
MACTAVISH, RODERICK MACKENZIE,
s. of William T. M. ; b. Tain, 29 Apr. 1892. Med., 1911-13. Joined "U"Coy., Gordon
Hrs., 1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Discharged, Sept. 1915. Rejoined, R.A.S.C., Apr.
1916. Served — France, Belgium, 6 months. Final rank, Staff Sergt. -Major.
MacVICAR, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of Alex. MacV. ; b. Glenelg, 30 Jan. 1896. M.A., 1916. Pte., R.A.M.C., 19 Apr.
1916. Served with 3/1 st Highl. Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., No. i Fid. Amb., ist Div.
Home, 1916-17; France, Jan. I9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
McVICKER, LOUIS EDMOND,
s. of (ohn E. McV. ; b. Comber, Co. Down, 17 Sept. 1882. Div., 1908-10 ; B.A. (R.U.I.).
Pte., 4th V.B., K.O.S.B., 1916-18. War work— Y.M.C.A., France, 1917.
flDclBUHiam, HIfre5 3>awson, P. 9-
McWILLIAM CHARLES KEITH, M.A.,
b. Aberdeen, 29 Jan. 1896. M.A., 1919. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1912.
Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Commd., 4fh Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), i Aug. 1917; attd. R.F.C.,
R.A.F. Served — Home, 1914-16, 1917; France, June-Dec. 1916. Final rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
flDcMtlliam, Cbarles TIbomas, M.A. 1913 ; p. 26.
MacWILLIAM, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of James MacW. ; b. Boharm, Banffshire, 26 Oct. 1859. M.A., 1884. War work-
Additional ministerial duty, serving 2 churches, Abington, 1915-18.
McWILLIAM, GEORGE PORTEOUS, M.A.,
s. of T. McW. ; b. New Byth, 29 Apr. 1891. M.A., 1915. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1911-14; discharged, Oct. 1914. ist City of Aberd. Vol. Regt., 1917-18. Home
service.
295
ROLL Ol: SERVICE.
MAGUIRE, CHARLES EVANS, M.D.,
s. of Edward J. M. ; b. Tain, 19 Nov. 1871. M.B., 1903 ; M.D., 1909. Registrar, N.7..
Base Hospl., Cairo, 1915 ; O.C., N.Z. Staty. Hospl., Ismailia.
MAIN, DAVID GEORGE EWEN, M.A.,
s. of William L. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Aug. 1898. M.A., 1920. A.U.O.T.C. Pte., 8th
Cameron Hrs., Mar. 1917; commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 25 Sept. 1917. Served — Home,
1917-18; France (attd. 5th Camerons), Oct. -Nov. 1918; Army of Occupation, Solingen,
1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MAIN, DAVID McDOWALL GORDON, M.A.,
s. of David Mel). G. M. ; b. Kirkhill, 31 Oct. 1882. M.A., 1904. Enlisted, Nov. 1915.
Rejected, May 1916. War work — Special Constable, 1915-19.
MAIN, ERNEST, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Truro, 21 Oct. 1889. M.A. (II Cl.), 1912. Pte., R.A.S.C. (M.T.),
Feb. 1916. Home service, Driver, London Anti-aircraft Defences, 1916-18 ; transfd.
Staff of W.O. Education College, Corpus Christi, Cambridge.
MAIN, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of David M. ; b. Hopeman, 21 Aug. 1885. M.A., 1906. Served with S. African
Forces.
MAIR, GEORGE HERBERT, M.A.,
s. of George M. ; b. Sunderland, 8 May 1887. M.A. (I Eng.), 1905 ; Seafield Medal;
Minto, Caithness, Prizes; Murray Scholar; B.A. (ist cl. Hons. Eng. Lit. and Hist.),
Oxford. War work — In charge, Tempy. Dept. for propaganda purposes, attd. Home Office
1914-15; transfd. Foreign Office (Dept. of Information) ; Assist. Secy., Foreign Section,
Ministry of Information, Mar. 1918 ; Director, Press Section Brit. Peace Delegation,
Paris, Nov. 1918. Prepared Official Summary of Peace Treaty, for Council of Four. Apptd.
to Secretariat, League of Nations, Aug. 1919. Legion of Honour, 1919. C.M.G., 1920.
MAIR, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Charles M. ; b. Grange, 4 Mar. 1869. M.A. (I CL), 1890. Rifleman, 5th
Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), 2 Nov. 1915; isth Cameronians ; loth H.L.I.; R.G.A.
Home service, 1915-19. Final rank, Gunner.
MAIR, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Charles M. ; b. Huntly, 30 June 1863. M.A. (I Cl.), 1884. Town Council Gold
Medal ; Black Latin Prize. War work — Special Constable ; Chaplain's duty, V.A.D.
Hospl., Spynie.
MAIR, ROBERT GUMMING THOMSON, M.A.,
s. of Charles M. ; b.'Grange, 12 Jan. 1880. M.A. (I Cl.), 1902; LL.B. (Ed.). Commd.,
6th Seaforth Hrs. (T.F.), 1912. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15;
France, Flanders, May i9i5~May 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., June 1917.
•
MAIR, WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
s. of Arthur M. ; b. Portknockie, 14 Apr. 1898. Med., 1920—. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs.,
14 Dec. 1916. Served with ist G. Batt., H.L.I.; ist G. Batt, Scottish Rifles. Home,
i year ; India, 2 years. Final rank, L./Corporal.
296
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MAITLAND, CHARLES ROBERT,
s. of William M. ; b. Inverurie, 7 Jan. 1881. Law, 1901-03. War work — Mil. Tribunal,
Tranent, 1916-17. Pte., 4th Res. Batt. The Royal Scots, n Oct. 1917. Served with
istBatt. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). Home, 1917-18; France, Mar. igi8-Jan. 1919-
Final rank, L./Corporal.
flDattlanfc, "Robert, p- 97- •
MAITLAND, ROBERT CRUICKSHANK MILNE,
s. of Robert C. M. ; b. Inverurie, 15 July 1897. Sc., 1914-16. Pte., Army Vet. Corps,
Highl. Div. Vet. Hospl., Nov. 1915 ; D/256th Bde., R.F.A. Served — Home, France,
Belgium, 1915-19. Final rank, Sergeant.
MAITLAND, WILLIAM, D.Sc.,
s. of William M. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 28 May 1877. B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1900;
D.Sc., 1907 ; Research Fellow. Joined Aberd. Mil. Training Assocn., 1914.
MANN, CHARLES, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Charles M. ; b. Lumsden, 18 Feb. 1890. M.A., 1911. LL.B. (dist.), 1914. Gunner,
R.G.A., 1915; commd., 2 Nov. 1916. Served— Home, 22 months; France, 19 months.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
MANNING, LESLIE SAMUEL, M.B.,
s. of Samuel M. ; b. Christchurch, N.Z., 8 Apr. 1862. M.B., 1887. War work— Sub-
stitute Surgeon, Christchurch Hospl., N.Z., 1918-19.
MANSEL, EDWARD LONGUEVILLE, M.D.,
s. of Robert S. M. ; b. East Barnet, Herts, 17 Feb. 1868. M.B., 1894; M.D., 1896.
Served with S. African Field Force (Boer War), 2 years. Commd., R.A.M.C., Feb.
1914. Served, 1914-16.
/IDansfielb, Cpril James, M.B., 1883, M.D., 1896 ; P. 28.
MANSIE, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Nov. 1861. M.A., 1889. War work — V.M.C.A. Huts,
Scottish Churches' Huts, France, 1917, 1918-19.
MANSON, ALEXANDER,
s. of James B. M. ; b. Oldmeldrum, i Mar. 1887. U.D.A., 1906. 2nd. Lieut., 5th Gordon
Hrs., 22 Oct. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, May 191 5-Nov. 1916. Wounded;
Hospl., 1916-18; Home, 1918-19. Discharged unfit. Final rank, Captain.
MANSON, ROBERT LAWRENCE, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Denver, Colorado, 30 Sept. 1895. M.B., 1921. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
ist Highl. Fid. Amb., 1915.
MARR, ALEXANDER, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Alex. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Apr. 1876. M.A. (I Math.), 1897; B.Sc. (dist.), 1898.
Simpson Prize ; Fullerton Scholar. War work — Intelligence Branch, War Office, Foreign
Office, India Office ; London, United States, Canada, Central America, 1916-19.
297
A'(V.A Ol- SERVICE.
, Blejan&er Davnfc, M.A., 1914 ; P. 23.
MARR, ALEXANDER JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Leslie M. ; b. Ellon, n May 1892. M.A., 1913. Pte., Royal Scots, Nov. 1915.
Commd., Seaforth Hrs., May 1917. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, July 1916 Dec.
1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. Croix de Guerre (with palms), Aug. 1918. Mentd.,
Nov. 1918.
.rtDarr, Hlejan&er /UMirras, p. 98
/Ifcarr, Charles Speuce, M.A., 1910 ; p. 26.
MARR, COLIN FORBES, M.B.,
s. of George M. ; b. Ellon, 17 May 1878. M.B., 1900. Commd., I. M.S., 1901. Mobilized
Major, 1914; attd. goth Punjabis.
MARR, DAVID MURDOCH, M.D.,
b. Petty, Inverness-shire, 8 May 1891. M.B., 1914: M.I)., 1919. " U " Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1909-12. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 8 May 1914. Mobilized, 4 Aug.
1914. Attd. 2ist Fid. Amb., 2ist Manchester Regt., 17 C.C.S., n Staty. Hospl. Served
— France, Belgium, Germany, Sept. i9i4~Sept. 1919. Final rank, Acting Major. O.B.E.
Four mentions, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1919.
MARR, DOUGLAS JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Alex. M. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 10 June 1884. M.B., 1906. Aberdeen Med.
Staff Corps, 1902-06. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 15 Oct. 1914; attd. Notts and Derby
Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., i/8th Lancashire Fusiliers, i/ist E. Lanes. Fid. Amb., Imperial Camel
Corps Fid. Amb., Scottish Horse Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Gallipoli, Egypt,
Palestine, Apr. ig^-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., June 1917.
MARR, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of William S. M. ; b. Tarves, 10 Feb. 1860. M.B., 1892. Civil Surgeon, .Examiner of
Volunteers for Mil. Service, Flying Corps, 1917.
MARR, THOMAS DEANS,
s. of John M. ; b. Tarves, 19 Mar. 1894. Med., 1919 — . Enlisted, Spec. Bde., R.E., 17
Aug. 1915. Commd., 16 Oct. 1917. Served — Western Front, Sept. igis-Apr. 1919. Final
rank, Lieutenant. Mentd., Dec. 1917.
MARSHALL, WILLIAM,
b. Drommore, Stranraer. Sc., 1914-15. Capt., R.A. Yet. Corps, 1916.
MARTIN, DAVID BURR,
s. of George M. ; b. Perth, 26 Nov. 1894. U.D.A., 1913. Commd., R.E., Field Coy.,
1914; transfd. R.F.C., later R.A.F. Served — Home, 3 years 4 months; France, i year.
Final rank, Acting Squadron-Adjutant.
MARTIN, GEORGE STRATTON, M.B.,
s. ot George M. ; b. Perth, 6 Oct. 1891. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C..
25 Nov. 1916. Served — East Africa, n months; India, 8 months; Home, 10 months.
Final rank, Captain.
298
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MARTIN, JOHN,
s. of James M. ; b. Stonehaven, 18 Aug. 1878. Sc., 1899-1900. War work — Designer,
Electrical Machinery, Rugby, 1914-19.
MARTIN, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Malcolm M. ; b. Stornoway, 12 Sept. 1892. M.A., 1920. Driver, Ross. Mtn. Bty.,
R.G.A. (T.), 1911. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; Gallipoli, 1915.
Wounded; Hospital, 1915-18; discharged. Final rank, Gunner.
MARTYN, ROBERT GODFREY, M.B.,
s. of Ernest M. ; b. Mansfield, 25 Aug. 1886. M.B., 1912. Commd., R.A.M.C., 30 Sept.
1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Mar. igi^-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Chevalier Leopold I (Belgium). Croix de Guerre.
MARWICK, GEORGE WILLIAM,
s. of William M. ; b. Rousay, Orkney, i Dec. 1896. Sc., 1914-16. War work — Agricul-
tural, 1915; Naval Canteen Board, 1916. Enlisted, ist Scots Guards, 13 Mar. 1917.
Served — Home, 1917; France, Oct. I9i7-Nov. 1918; Germany, Nov. igiS-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Guardsman.
MASON, EDWARD WOOD WOOD-, M.D.,
s. of James W. W.-M. ; b. Calcutta, 24 May 1876. M.B., 1898; D.P.H., 1912 ; M.D.,
1915. War work — M.O., West African Med. Staff, Royal Naval Base for gth Cruiser
Squadron, Sierra Leone, 1916-19. Received thanks of the Lords of the Admiralty.
/IDason, 3obn tmmpton Stracban, M.A., 1913 ; P. 15.
MASSEY, ALLAN, M.B.,
s. of William M. ; b. Calcutta, 26 Sept. 1884. M.B., 1908. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 25 May
1915. Served — Home, 4 months; France, 3^ years. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C.,
March 1919. Medaille de la Reconnaissance, 1919. Mentd., Dec. 1918.
MASSIE, THOMAS, M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Ellon, n Feb. 1865. M.B., 1892. Rejected for Military Service. War
work- — Ambulance Duty (air raids), London, 1916-18.
MASSON, CHARLES ARMIT, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Charles G. M. ; b. Peterhead, 26 Jan. 1885. M.A., 1905 ; M.B. (dist), 1909. Surg.,
R.N., 1914 ; served in H.M.S. " Pembroke ". Troopship Surg., H.M. Australian Transport
Service, Dardanelles Campaign, 1915-16. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1918. Served — Salonika,
Caucasus, Constantinople, 1918-20. Final rank, Captain.
fl&asson, James Hlejan&er, M.A., 1913 ; P. 59.
MASSON, JOHN, M.D.,
s. of John M. ; b. Banchory-Ternan, 18 Apr. 1859. M.B., 1882; M.D., 1889. Capt.,
Volunteers. Home service, 3 years.
299
ROLL 01'' SERVICE.
MASSON, WILLIAM JAMES, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John M. ; b. Banff, 9 Mar. 1885. M.A. (I Math.), 1906 ; B.D., 1911 ; Boxill Math..
Prize. War work — V.M.C.A., France, 1916, 1917.
MASSON, WILLIAM PETERKIN, M.A.,
s. of Tames W. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 June 1893. M.A., 1914. Pte., 7th Gordon Hrs., 2
Jan. 1915. Served — Home, 1915; F'rance, May igis-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
M.M.
MATHER, GEORGE STRATH DEE, M.B.,
s. of William M.; b. Buckie, 28 Mar. 1894. M.B., 1916. Cadet, A.U.O.T.C., 1914.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1916. Served — Home, 1916; Egypt, Sept. igiG-Jan. 1917; East
Africa, Jan. I9i7-May 1919. Final rank, Acting Major.
MATHER, JAMES SMITH, M.B.,
s. of Thomas M. ; b. Inverkeilor, 20 Jan. 1867. M.B., 1891. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
1908; attd. 3rd S. Midland Fid. Amb. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home service, 1914-17.
Final rank. Major. Invalided out. War work — Recruiting, Pensions Boards, Bristol,
6 months.
MATHESON, CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of Alex. M. ; b. Lairg, 10 July 1881. M.A., 1902 ; F.R.S.G.S. Pte., "U " Coy., Gordon
Hrs. Joined Artists' Rifles O.T.C., 28 Apr. 1915. Home service, 1915-18. Final rank,
Coy. Q.M. Sergeant.
MATHESON, JAMES RODERICK, B.Sc.,
s. of James M. ; b. Ullapool, 14 Oct. 1892. B.Sc., 1919. Pte., 3rd Cameron Hrs., 10
Jan. 1916. Served with 2nd Gordon Hrs., 5th H.L.I. (No. i Reception Batt). Home,
1916, 1918-19 ; F'rance, Italy, June igi6-Oct. 1918. Final rank, Private. M.M., Oct. 1917.
MATHESON, JOHN, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Roderick M. ; b. Lochalsh, Ross-shire, 24 Feb. 1856.
M.D., 1886. War work — Medical examination of recruits.
M.A., 1879; M.B., 1883;
MATHESON, SAMUEL HAWKRIDGE,
s. of James M. ; b. Lochbroom, 19 Feb. 1891. Med., 1912-16, 1919 — . S.B. Attendant,
R.N.V.R., 10 Apr. 1916. Surg. -Sub-Lieut., 22 May 1917. Served — Home ports, 1916-
17 ; H.M.S. "Victor," June-Sept. 1917, H.M.S. "Camellia," Sept. I9i7-Apr. 1919. Final
rank, Surgeon-Sub-Lieutenant, R.N.V.R.
MATHESON, WILLIAM SIMPSON, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Forgue, 16 July 1859. M.A., 1880. C.F., 4th Class (T.F.), 1909.
Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 24 Dec. 1914. Served — Home, France. Final rank,
Chaplain, 4th Class.
MATHIESON, ALFRED GEORGE,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 June 1891. Med., 1913-16, 1920 — . A.U.O.T.C. S.B.
Attendant, R.N.V.R., 7 Feb. 1916. Commd., Feb. 1918. Served— H.M.S. "Pembroke,"
H.M.S. "Agadir," H.M.S. " Plassy," Feb. I9i6-Feb. 1918; sth Destroyer Flotilla, Medi-
terranean Fleet, Mar. igiS-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Surgeon-Sub-Lieutenant.
300
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MATHIESON, JAMES MOIR, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 June 1883. M.B., 1907. Joined Vol. Med. Staff Corps,
1901 ; resigned, 1907. Commd., Major, R.A.M.C., i Apr. 1915. Home service, 1915 — .
Final rank, Major. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State.
MATTHEW, EDWIN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Dec. 1869. M.A., 1889; M.B. (Hons.), Ed., 1897.
Capt, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), attd. 2nd Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914.
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM, RIDDELL, M.B.,
s. of Thomas T. M. ; b. Madagascar, 8 Apr. 1872. M.B., 1895. Commd., R.A.M.C.
(V.) 1901, (later T.F.). Mobilized Major, 1914. Attd. i/3rd, 2/3rd, I/and, 42nd, E.
Lanes. Fid. Amb. ; O.C., H.M.H.S. "Neuralia". Served— Home, 1914-15: Mediter-
ranean Expedy. Force, Gallipoli, Egypt, France, May igis-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Colonel, A. M.S. D.S.O. Three mentions, 1916, 1918, 1919.
MAYOR, GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Sept. 1873. M.A., 1894 ; M.B. (dist.), 1899 ; D.P.H.
(credit), 1905. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1916.
MAXWELL, ROBERT IRVINE,
s. of William M. ; b. Glasgow, 7 June 1895. Med., 1913-14. 2nd Lieut., ist City of
Aberdeen Bty., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A., 1914.
MAYDON, WILLIAM GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Mar. 1877. M.B., 1901. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1905.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Salonika, Italy, Sept. 1915-
Sept. 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut.-Colonel. Mentd., Jan. 1916.
MEARNS, GEORGE W.,
s. of William M. ; b. Demerara, 14 Feb. 1896. Med., 1920 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
May 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with, 5 ist, 4oth, Sig. Coy., R.E. Commd.,
13 July 1918. Served — Home, i year 4 months; France, 3^ years. Final rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
MEARNS, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Alex. M. ;b. Aberdeen, 16 May 1878. M.B., 1901. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 4 June 1917.
Served— India, Baluchistan, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
MEARNS, SIDNEY HOWARD,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Aug. 1890. Law, 1910-11. Assist. -Pay master,
R.N.R., 16 Oct. 1915. Served in H.M.S. "Dahlia," H.M.S. "Action," H.M.S.
"Conqueror," H.M.S. "Peel Castle " (Home waters), 1915-18. Final rank, Assistant-
Paymaster.
MEARNS, WILLIAM ANDERSON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alex. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Nov. 1879. M.A., 1899; M.B., 1903; D.P.H., 1913.
Lieut., I.M.S., 1906. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — India, 1914-15 ; Mesopotamia,
1916-18. Final rank, Major. Two mentions, Jan., Aug., 1918.
301
ROLL OF Sl-K }•/€!•.
, MUltam flDellis, M.B.,
MEIKLEJOHN, SOPHIE JEAN, M.B.,
d. of John J. R. M. ; b. Bressay, 25 Nov. 1880. M.B., 1906. Carnegie Scholar, Research
Fellow. War work — M.O., French Red Cross, American Red Cross ; France, 1915-17,
1918-19. M.O., Edinburgh War Hospital, 1917-18.
MELDRUM, ANDREW MACGREGOR, M.A.,
s. of Andrew M. ; b. Inveraven, Banffshire, 6 Apr. 1871. M.A., 1892; B.L. (Ed.), 1898.
Commd., 6th Y.B. Royal Hrs., 1916. Home service, 1916-18. Final rank, Captain.
MELDRUM (or MOIR), ANNIE, M.A.,
d. of Donald M. ; b. Peterculter, 19 Aug. 1893. M.A., 1915. War work — Chemist in
foundry for forging fuses, Essex, 2 years.
MELDRUM, DONALD,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Cults, 25 Feb. 1898. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Enlisted, R.F.A., 18 Apr. 1917; commd., Sept. 1917. Served — Home, 1917; Belgium,
France, Nov. igj^-Mar. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MELDRUM, WALTER JAMES,
s. of Charles M.; b. Birsay, 4 Mar. 1898. Med., 1915-16, 1918—. A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
3rd Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1916. Served with i/6th Gordon Hrs. Home, 13 months;
abroad, 5 months. Final rank, L. /Corporal.
MELLIS, WILLIAM,
s. of William A. M. ; b. Huntly, 17 May 1876. Arts, 1893-94. Mobilized Major, 24
Oct. 1914. Served with, 2/4th, 2/51)1, Gordon Hrs., H4thT.R. Batt., M.G.C. Home
service, 1914-19. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. O.B.E. T.D.
MELVIN, ALFRED, M.A., B.L.,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, Jan. 1880. M.A., 1902 ; B.L. (dist.), 1904. Enlisted,
1916.
MELVIN, GEORGE SPENCER, M.D.,
s. of William F. M. ; b. Montrose, 7 Oct. 1887. M.B., 1909; M.D. (Hons.), 1912. John
Murray Medal and Scholarship. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 9 Oct. 1914; attd. i/znd Highl.
Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, May I9i5-Dec. 1918. Final rank,
Acting Major. Mentd., Jan. 1916.
MELVIN, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Coull, Aberdeenshire, 12 July 1861. M.B., 1887. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 1917. Home service, 1917-19. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MELVIN, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Leslie F. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 May 1891. M.B., 1915. Joined R.A.M.C. (T.),
1909. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), May 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914.
Served — France (Brit. Red Cross Socy.), 1914; India, 1915-16; Mesopotamia, 1916-18 ;
U.K., 1918-19. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Aug. 1917.
302
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MELVIN, KENNETH STEWART, M.B.,
s. of William F. M. ; b. Bombay, 3 Jan. 1880. M.H., 1903. War work — Special
Constable, 1914-16, Clapham, Vorks. Lieut., R.A.M.C., July 1917; attd. 14.7111 Fid.
Amb. ; R.M.O., i/5th Somerset L.I. Served— Egypt, Aug. -Oct. 1917; Palestine, Oct.
1917-june 1918. Final rank, Captain.
MELVIN, REDVERS GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of William R. M. ; b. Fraserburgh, i Mar. 1900. M.A., 1920. Gunner, R.G.A., Sept.
1918. Home service, 6 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MELVIN, WILLIAM GEORGE,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Aug. 1877. Arts, 1898-99. .2nd Lieut., Indian Army
Res., 22 Aug. 1916; attd. ist King George's Own Sappers and Miners. Served — -India
(N.W. Frontier, Central), South Persia, Oct. I9i6-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
MENME, GEORGE WALTER, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Methlick, 25 Mar. 1865. M.A., 1886. Commd., R.A. Chaplains'
Dept., 5 Dec. 1914. Home service, 1914-16. Relinquished commission. Final rank,
Acting C. F., with "Hon. Rank" for services rendered.
MENNIE, JOHN GORDON SMITH, M.B.,
s. of Alex. M. ; b. Premnay, Aberdeenshire, 9 Nov. 1890. M.B., 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
25 Sept. 1915. Served — Home, 1915 ; France, Dec. igij-July 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Died, 19 Aug. 1920.
MENNIE, JOHN HENDERSON, M.A.,
s. of William M. ; b. Keithhall, Aberdeenshire, 27 Jan. 1878. M.A., 1900. Pte., Scots
Guards, Nov. 1915. Commd., Gen. List Interpreter, June 1918. Home service, 1915-19.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MENZIES, JOHN LEWIS, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 July 1887. M.B., 1909. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 9 Nov. 1914.
Served — Home, 1914-15; Egypt, May igis-Dec. 1916; France, Jan, ig^-Dec. 1918.
Final rank, Major. M.C., 1917.
MENZIES, THOMAS, M.U.,
s. of Thomas M. ; b. Banchory-Ternan, 5 Mar. 1893. M.B., 1915. Pte., " D " Coy, i/4th
Gordon Hrs., 1910. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Mar. 1914. Mobilized,
1914 ; transfd. R.A.M.C. (Reg.). Served — India, 9 months; H.M.H.S. "Ellpra" (Bombay,
Basrah, E. Africa), 2 years 3 months ; Mesopotamia, 6 months. F'inal rank, Captain.
MERK, WILLIAM RUDOLPH HENRY, LL.D.,
s. of John N. M. ; b. Simla, 12 Dec. 1852. Arts, 1868-71. Joined I.C.S., 1873. C.S.I.,
1887. War work — Censor, Press Bureau, London, 1914-18.
MERRALL, FREDERIC CROMPTON, M.B.,
s. of Harry M. ; b. Bury, 26 Mar. 1889. M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Oct. 1915 ; attd.
R.A.M.C. Training Centre, Sheffield; M.O. i/c 3rd Manchester Regt., 1915-16. In-
valided, 1916. Final rank, Lieutenant. War work — Civil M.O. i/c Electro-Massage Dept.,
Imperial Hydro, for Officers ; Pembroke Aux. Mil. Hospl., Lytham, 1917-19.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MERSON, ALICK JAMES, M.A.,
s. of George M. ; b. Buckie, 7 Feb. 1885. M.A. (II Eng.), 1906. Commd, 5th Royal
Scots Fusiliers (T.F.), 1914-
/Kterson, ribarsball, M.A., 1912 ; p. 58.
MERSON, ROBERT JOHN, M.B.,
s. of George M. ; b. Buckie, 12 Aug. 1887. M.B., 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 15 Apr. 1915 ;
attd. 22nd, 3rd, Gen. Hospls. ; i?th Fid. Amb., gth Norfolk Regt., 26th Heavy Arty. Group.
Served — Home, 1915 ; France, May igis-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Person, MilUam /fourteen Smitb, M.A., 1913, LL.B., 1914; P. 44.
MESTON, WILLIAM, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of William M. ; b. Peterculter, 26 Nov. 1888. M.A. (I. Ment.), 1910; B.Sc., 1912.
War work — Chemist, Nobel's Explosive Works, Ayrshire, 1916-19.
METCALFE, ALEC LEITH, M.A.,
s. of Alexander L. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 May 1887. M.A. (II Math.), 1911. Pte., 3rd Gordon
Hrs., May 1917. Cadet, xxO.C.B. ; commd., 10 Sept. 1918. Served — Home, 1917-18;
France (6th Seaforth Hrs.), 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MICHELSON, EVERETT GLADSTONE, M.B.,
s. of George M. ; b. Chicago, 24 Oct. 1894. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Enlisted, sth
Gordon Hrs., 1910. Commd., Aug. igi4; attd. 5th Royal Scots ; R.E. Served — Dar-
danelles, France, 3 years 3 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MICHIE, GEORGE, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Charles M. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 June 1863. M.A., 1884; M.B., 1888; M.D., 1912.
Civil Surg., Boer War. Mobilized Major, S.A. Med. Corps, 27 Aug. 1914. Served — Union
of S. Africa. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
MICHIE, GEORGE BENNET THOMSON, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James W. Thomson {sic} ; b. Aberdeen, 13 May 1880. M.A., 1901; B.D., 1906;
Brown Div. Scholar. Pte., "U" Coy., Gordon Hrs., 1899-1901. Re-enlisted, Oct. 1915.
Pte., O.T.C., Inns of Court, 1916; commd., 31 Jan. 1917; transfd. M.G.C., Tank Corps.
Served — Home, 1917 ; France, 1917-18. Resigned commission, 1918. Final rank, Acting
Captain.
MICKLE, ADAM FREDERICK JOHN, M.D.,
s. of David M. ; b. Kirby Wiske, Yorks, 9 Dec. 1847. M.B., 1878; M.D., 1880; F.R.C.S.
(Ed.), 1882. War work — Member of Executive N.Z. Red Cross Socy., and Socy. of Order
of St. John ; Member of Navy League, etc. ; helped to collect ^1200 for Soldier Comforts
(Cookers).
MIDDLETON, GEORGE STEVENSON, M.A., M.D.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Jan. 1853. M.A. (II Math.), 1873; M.B. (Hons.), Glas.,
1876; M.D. (Hons.), 1884; F.R.F.P.S. (Glas.), 1893. Joined R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1908.
Mobilized Lieut. -Colonel, Aug. 1914. Attd. 4th Scot. Gen. Hospl., Glasgow, 1914-19.
Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel.
3C4
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MIDDLETON, HARRY, M.B.,
b. Montrose, 28 May 1884. M.B., 1907. Univ. Contingent, Scottish Horse, 1903-06.
Commd, R.A.M.C. (T.), 4 Aug. 1914 ; attd. i/3rd W. Lanes. Fid. Amb., i/4th S. Lanes.
Regt. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, 1915-18. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Apr.
1918.
MIDDLETON, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Skene, 8 May 1851. M.B., 1882. Surg. -Lieut, 3rd V.'B. Gordon Hrs.,
1894; transfd. R.A.M.C. (T.), attd. 5th Gordon Hrs. Mobilized. Home service. Final
rank, Major. T.]). Died, 26 Mar. 1920.
MIDDLETON, LOUIS WILLIAM JAMES,
s. of James M. ; b. Peterhead, 23 Jan. 1896. Med., 1914-15. 2nd Lieut., 5th Gordon
Hrs., Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, July-Nov. 1916. Resigned on
account of health. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
fllMb&leton, IRobert 1bugb, p- 6-
MIDDLETON, WILLIAM ROBERT COLVIN, M.A., M.D.,
s. of William M. ; b. Bombay, 3 Aug. 1863. M.A., 1883; M.B., 1888; D.P.H.,
1894 ; M.D., 1912. S.M.O., Singapore Vol. Corps, 1904-19. War work — D.A.D.M.S. (S.),
Straits Settlements, 1914-16; Singapore Mutiny, 1915. Promoted Lieut. -Colonel on retire-
ment. V.D. Name brought twice to notice of Secy, of State for War, 1919.
MIDDLETON, WILLIAM SWAN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Inverurie, 15 Jan. 1893. M.A., 1915. Pte., 2/6th Gordon Hrs.,
Dec. 1915. Home service. Final rank, Private.
/HMUar, William Xinton, M.A., 1902, M.B., 1906, M.D., 1918; p. 102.
MILLER, DUNCAN, M.B.,
s. of Peter M. ; b. Stornoway, 17 Aug. 1887. M.B., 1911. Commd., R.A.M.C., July
1915. Served — Egypt, Palestine, Sept. igis-Feb. 1920. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -
Colonel.
MILLER, JAMES BRUCE,
s. of George M. ; b. 4 Jan. 1867. Arts, 1884-85. Commd., ist Aberdeenshire R.E.
(Vol.), 1889; retd. as Hon. Major, 1905; posted T.F. Res., 1910; called up for Active
Service, Oct. 1914. Served with — City of Aberdeen (Fortress) R.E., 1914-15 ; O.C., 552nd
(Aberd.) Army Troops Coy., R.E. Served — France, Belgium, Apr. igi5-May 1919..
Final rank, Captain. M.C., Jan. 1918. Mentd., Jan. 1917.
MILLER, JAMES WEBSTER, M.B.,
s. of David M. ; b. Brechin, 27 Oct. 1880. M.B., 1903. Lieut, R.A.M.C., i Sept. 1916.
Served — France, Sept-Dec. 1916, Aug. I9i7-Feb. 1919; Home, 1917, 1919. Final rank,.
Captain.
MILLER, JOHN, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of John M. ; b. Halkirk, 8 Aug. 1892. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1916. Joined F.M.S. Vol.
Defence Corps, 1917.
305 20
ROLL Ol: SERVICE.
MILLIGAN, FREDERICK PATTERSON, M.A..
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Aug. 1X70. M.A., 1890. W.S., 1896. War work —
Special Constable ; Committee, Soldiers' and Sailors' Rest Hut, Edinburgh, 1915-19.
MILLIGAN, SIR WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Aug. 1864. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1886 ; M.I). (Highest
Hons.), 1892. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Home service,
1914-19. Final rank, Major.
MILLIGAN, WYNDHAM ANSTRUTHER, M.A., M.D.,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Dec. 1872. M.A., 1892 ; M.B., 1895 ; M.D. (com.),
1906 ; F.R.C.S. (Ed.). War work — Special Constable, London, 1914-15.
MILLS, JOHN EDWARD,
b. Aberdeen, 18 Nov. 1895. Sc., 1913-14. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 4 Sept. 1914 ; commd.,
25 Jan. 1916; served with M.G.C., Infy. Indian Army. Served — Home, 1914^5, 1916,
1918; France, Feb. igis-Jan. 1916, Oct. I9i6-Jan. 1918; India, 1918 — . Final rank.
Acting Captain.
/•Mine, Hlejan&er Sanies JSolton, P. 69.
MILNE, ALEXANDER JOHN BUCHAN,
s. of Charles B. M. ; b. Peterhead, 2 Aug. 1889. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 4ist T. Res. Batt.,
4 Sept. 1917. Served with 4th Res. Batt. A. and S. Hrs.; i7th Royal Scots. Home,
i year; France, 6 months. Final rank, L./Corporal.
MILNE, ALFRED FORBES, M.A.,
s. of Samuel M. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Apr. 1883. M.A. (II CL), 1904; A.R.C.M. ; Mus.
Bac., Trin. Coll., Dublin. War work — Y.M.C.A. Huts (Music section), England, 1918-19.
•fflMlne, Hllan Smitb, M.A., 1902, B.L., 1905 ; P. 64
MILNE, ANDREW, M.A.,
s. of Andrew M. ; b. Kingswells, i Dec. 1890. M.A. (I CL), 1913; Simpson Greek.
Liddel, Prizes; Croom Robertson Fellow. Gunner, R.G.A., Nov. 1915; Mobilized, Mar.
1917. Served — Home, 1917; France, Belgium, Nov. ig^-Dec. 1918. Final rank,
Corporal.
MILNE, ARTHUR DAWSON, M.B.,
s. of Andrew J. M. ; b. Kingston, Jamaica, 18 Nov. 1867. M.B., 1892. Apptd., Lieut. -
Col., O.C., East African Med. Service, 5 Aug. 1914 ; P.M.O., Protectorate Forces, 1915.
Served — E. African Campaign, 1914-18. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. C.M.G., 1917.
Three mentions, 1916, 1917, 1918.
ribilue, Hrtbur3am.es, M.B., 1908; P. 105.
MILNE, ARTHUR JOHN, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Feb. 1879. M.B., 1901 ; D.P.H., 1903. Capt. (R.O.),
S.A. Med. Corps, Nov. 1914 ; attd. 2nd S.A. Gen. Hospl. Served — E. African Exped,
Force, 1915-18. Final rank, Captain.
306
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MILXE, ARTHUR YOUNG, M.B.,
s. of William S. M. ; b. Aboyne, 12 Sept. 1894. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1 6 Aug. 1917. Served — India, 1917-20. Final rank, Captain.
MILNE, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of William M. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 4 Aug. 1869. , M.B., 1891. Joined
I. M.S., 1893. Mobilized. Served — India, 1914-19. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel. O.B.E.
Two mentions.
MILXE, CHARLES, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Charles M. ; b. Maryculter, 23 Nov. 1894. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1916. Pte., Highl.
Cyclist Halt., 27 Sept. 1916. Served with gth, 4/$th, Black Watch. Home, i year 4
months; France, Belgium, Feb.- Nov. 1918. Final rank, L./Corporal.
MILNE. CHARLES GORDON SHAW, M.A.,
s. of George M. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Mar. 1892. M.A., 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), i May 1917; attd. 54th C.C.S. Served — Home, 2 years 7 months;
l-'rance, 8 months. Final rank, Captain.
/BMlne, f refcericfc Militant, p- 23.
MILNE, GEORGE,
s. of James M. Arts, 1872-73; C.B., 1911. Commd., R.F.A. (Vol.), 1875; re-commd.,
1915. Served — Home, France, 2 years. Final rank, Hon. -Colonel.
MILXE, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of John H. M. ; b. Lonmay, 22 June 1877. M.A. (I Cl.), 1899; (I Mod. Lang.,
1898); Black Latin Prize. War work — Food Control, Director of Supplies; Bihar,
Orissa, 1918-19.
MILXE, GEORGE, M.D.,
s. of George M. ; b. Methlick, 13 Mar. 1883. M.B., 1905 ; M.D. (Hons.), 1908.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 16 June 1917.. Served — Mesopotamia, Aug. I9i7-Aug. 1919. Final
rank, Captain.
MILXE, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of George G. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Nov. 1889. M.A., 1911. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs.,
Feb. 1916; commd., R.G.A. (S.R.), 4 Aug. 1917. Served — Home, France, Gernium,
Feb. 1916 Jan. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MILXE, SIR GEORGE FRANCIS, LL.D.,
s. of George M. ; b. 5 Nov. 1866. Arts, 1881-83; LL.D. 1921. Commd., R.A., 1885.
D.S.O. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Aug. I9i4-Jan. 1916; Salonika, Jan.
1916-18. Final rank, General. K.C.B. ; C.M.G. ; K.C.M.G. ; Legion of Honour (France).
St. Maurice and St. Lazarus (Italy). Redeemer (Greece). White Eagle (Serbia). Crown of
Roumania. Wen Hu (China). Military Crosses, (France, Italy, Greece). Mil. Merit
(Greece). Three mentions, 1914, 1915, 1916, then wrote own dispatches.
307
ROLL OF SEK 1 767:.
MILNE, GEORGE JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Grorm- M. : b. Cornhill, B.mfi'shire, 14 Mar. 1883. M.A. (II Cl.), 1905. Gunner,
K.G.A., Mar. 1917; commd., May 1919. Served — Palestine, France, Aug. igiy-Auy.
1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. M.M., 1918.
rtMlnc, (Beorge Smitb fllMtcbell, M.A., 1914 ; P. 73.
MILNE, HAROLD JAMES,
s. of Tames M. ; b. Fraserburgh, 10 Mar. 1889. Law, 1912-14. Pte., Inns of Court
O.T.C., 23 Dec. 1915 ; commd., 3rd Gordon His., i.S Due. 1916; attd. 6th Gordon Hrs.
Served — Home, 1915-17, 1917-19; France, Feb.-Apr. 1917, Apr. Sept. 1918. Final
rank, Acting Captain. M.C., Oct. 1918.
MILNE, HERBERT JOHN MANSFIELD, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Fetterangus, 18 July 1888. M.A. (I Cl. Highest dist.), 1909; Simpson,
Scalield, Jenkyns, Liddel, I'ri/.es ; Ferguson, Fullerton, Scholar; H.A., First Class (Div. II),
Classical Tripos (Camb.), 1911. War work — Mil. Intelligence Dept. (F'oreign Press), War
Office, 1916-19.
MILNE, HERBERT STEWART, M.B.,
s. of Thomas M. ; b. Accrington, 26 Apr. 1887. M.B., 1909; D.P.H., 1912. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1914. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C., 1916. liar to M.C., 1917.
MILNE, JAMES ABERDEIN, M.B.,
s. of W. S. M. ; b. Aboyne, n June 1884. M.B., 1907; D.P.H., 1909. Rejected.
War work — Assist. M.O., King Edward VII Sanatorium, Midhurst, 1915-17; Med. Supt.,
Ochil Hills Sanatorium, Kinross-shire, 1917-19.
MILNE, JAMES BLACK, M.D.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Huntly, 7 Mar. 1863. M.B. (Highest Hons.), 1885 ; M.D., 1921.
War work — Medical work (whole time), Mil. Hospl., 1915-19.
MILNE, JAMES MATTHEWSON, M.A.,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Oct. 1883. M.A. (I Cl.), 1906 ; D.Litt. (Rennes), 1912.
Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.), 25 Aug. 1915; 3/ist Lowland Fid. Amb., 5th Scottish Rifles;
commd., i Mar. 1917. Home service. Final rank, Acting Captain.
MILNE, JAMES ROBERT,
b. Huntly, n Mar. 1877. Sc., 1894-96. War work — Admiralty; Assist. -Physicist, Anti-
Submarine Div. (Navy), 1917-19. In charge, Admiralty Station, Wemyss Bay; Admiralty
Experimental Lab., University Coll., London.
MILNE, JAMES WILLIAM,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Nov. 1877. Arts, 1895-1906; Law, 1904-05. War
work — Ministry of Munitions, Board of Inland Revenue, London, 1915-19.
MILNE, JOHN,
s. of John M. ; b. Braemar, 21 Dec. 1876. Arts, 1894-96. Joined Univ. Bty. Aberd.
Arty., 1892. Pte., 7th V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1900; commd., 1904. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914.
Served with, 2/4th Gordon Hrs. Home, France (3 years), 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
M.C., Dec. 1916. T.D., Jan. 1919. Mentd., Nov. 1917.
308
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MILNE, JOHN, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Turriff, 24 Feb. 1895. M.A., 1919; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1921. Enlisted,
"U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., Jan. 1914. Mobilized, 5 Aug. 1914. Attd. 6th Yorks ;
transfd. R.A.S.C. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1918-19; France, Feb. igij-Jan. 1918.
Final rank, Corporal. M.M., Dec. 1917.
MILXE, JOHN,
s. of John Geddes (sic); b. Kintore, 6 May 1897. Med., 1915-16, 1919: — . A.U.O.T.C.
Pioneer, Spec. Bde., R.E., 1916. Served — Home, France, 1916-18. Final rank, Pioneer.
MILNE, JOHN CLARK,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Rathen, 29 Nov. 1897. Arts, 1916-17, 1920 — . Pte., 3rd Gordon
Hrs., 14 Apr. 1917. Served with i/6th, i/4th, Gordon Hrs., 2/1410 London Scottish.
Home, 1917, 1919 ; France, Belgium, Germany, July I9i7-Aug. 1919. Final rank, Signaller.
MILNE, JOHN GLANVILLE, M.B.,
s. of John M. • b. Aberdeen, i Dec. 1871. M.B., 1894. Capt., R.A.M.C., 1915.
MILNE, JOHN IRVINE,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Aboyne, 2 July 1896. Med., 1914-15, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C. Joined
R.N.V.R., S.B. Staff, 5 Nov. 1915 ; Surg. -Sub. -Lieut., 6 May 1917. Served in H.M.H.S.
"Magic," Grand Fleet, 1916-17 ; H.M.S. "Tower" (2nd Battle Cruiser Squadron), 1917-
18. Final rank, Surg. -Sub. -Lieutenant.
MILNE, JOHN NELSON, B.Com.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Apr. 1900. B.Com., 1920. Trumpeter, 2nd Scottish
Horse, 24 May 1915. Served — U.K., 1915-19. Final rank, Sergeant.
/IDilne, Josepb Ellis, M.A./ISSS, M.B., 1891, M.D., i894 ; .P. So.
MILNE, LESLIE JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Jan. 1865. M.A., 1885; M.B., 1890; M.D., 1897. War
work — M.O., War Hospl., Dewsbury, 1917-19; M.O., Mirfield Aux. Hospl., 1917. Re-
cruiting Boards, 1918.
MILNE, MEARNS ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Dec. 1882. M.B., 1906. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 7 May
1915. Served — Dardanelles (An/.ac), Aug. -Oct. 1915; H.M.H.S. "Valdivia," Oct. 1915-
May 1916; France, Dec. I9i6-May 1917. Acting Surg., R.A.F. Aerodrome, Montrose,
Oct. 1917 — .
/DMlne, Patrick (Beorge, M.B., 1915 ; P. 89.
MILNE, PETER, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James M. ; b. Keithhall, Aberdeenshire, 30 Apr. 1865. M.A., 1885; B.D., 1889.
Hon. Chaplain, Northern Bengal Mtd. Rifles, 1909. Mobilized in N.B.M.R. later
I.D.F.
309 20 *
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MILNE. ROBERT,
s. of George M ; b. Fyvie, 16 Nov. 1894. Sc., 1914-15, 1920 — . Despatch Rider, R.E.,
5 Apr. 1915. Conimd., R.A.F., 27 June 1919. Served — Home, 2 years; Vpres Salient,
15 months. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MILNE, ROBERT BAIRD, M.B.,
s. of William M. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Mar. 1888. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C., 1914.
Cadet, Lichfield Cadet School ; attd. 6th Gordon Hrs.
MILNE, ROBERT BRUCE,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Aboyne, 24 Sept. 1898. Med., 1915-17, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1916
-17. Commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., i Aug. 1917. Served — Home, 1917-18; India, Meso-
potamia, Jan. 1918- Jan. 1919. F'inal rank, Lieutenant.
MILNE, THOMAS,
s. of Thomas M. ; b. Accrington, 24 Feb. 1882. Arts, 1898-99. Joined LA., 55th (Coke's)
Rifles. Mobilized. Served — Mahsud Expedition, 1917 ; Palestine. Final rank, Major.
D.S.O. Order of the Nile. Two mentions.
MILNE, VICTOR EDMOND,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 June 1897. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Enlisted, Spec. Bde., R.E., 23 Sept. 1916. Served — Home, France, Flanders, 19 months.
Final rank, Pioneer.
MILNE, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of James M. ; b. Banchory, 20 Oct. 1879. M.A., 1903. Commd., I4th Batt. H.L.I. ;
attd. 3rd Batt., 1914.
, watlliam, M.A., 1914 ; P. 94.
, Militant Gbarles, M.A., 1908; P. 75.
MILNE, WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
s. of George M. ; b. Cruden Bay, 7 Jan. 1892. Arts, 1915-16. Pte., ist Gordon Hrs.,
i Mar. 1916.
MILNE, WILLIAM STEPHEN,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 June 1880. Sc., 1897-98, 1911-15. War work — Ministry
of Munitions, Chemist-in-Charge, H.M. Factory, Gretna.
MILTON, JAMES SUTHERLAND, M.A.,
s. of Alexander T. S. M. ; b. Buckie, 9 May 1892. M.A., 1915. Attested, rejected, June
1915. Second Class Aircraftsman, R.N.A.S., 21 June 1917. Home service, 19 months.
flDtnto, TTCUlliam Bain ©riffitbs. M.A., 1901 ; P. 108.
, (Beorge, M.A., 1908; P. 77.
ROLL OF SERI'ICE.
MIRRLEES, STEWART TURNBULL ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Robert M. ; h. Lonmay, 22 Feb. 1892. MA. (Ill Math.), 1914. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs. (T.F.), 23 Apr. 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Transfd. R.E., Meteor Section ; commd.,
26 July 1918. Served — U.K., 2 years 2 months ; France, 3 years. F'inal rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
MIRRLEES, WILLIAM MINTO, M.A., B.Com.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Lonmay, 14 Oct. 1895. M.A., B.Com., 1920. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1913. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — U.K., 1914-15, 1917-19;
France, Dec. 1915 April 1917. Final rank, Corporal. M.M., Nov. 1916.
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Inverness, 19 Jan. 1888. M.B., 1910. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1914.
Served— Egypt, Macedonia, Palestine, France, Belgium, Germany, 4-^ years.
/llMtcbell, Hlejanfcer, p. 4-
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER MENNIE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander G. M. ; b. Rhynie; 17 Nov. 1874. M.A., 1895 '< M.B., 1899. War work
— Red Cross, 1914-15. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Jan. 1916. Served — Home, 1916, 1916-17,
1918-19; Mesopotamia, May-Dec. 1916; France, July 1917-^11. 1918. Final rank,
Captain.
MITCHELL, ALFRED WILLIAM COUTTS, M.A.,
s. of Alfred F. M. ; b. Aberdeen, n Mar. 1887. M.A. (I Math.), 1909; Arnott Prize;
Robert Fletcher Scholar. First Class Math. Tripos, Part I, Camb., 1910. 2nd Lieut.,
R.G.A., 8 Jan. 1916. Seconded to R.E. (Sound Ranging Section). Served — Home,
France, 1916-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MITCHELL, ALFRED WILLIAM JOHN CATTO,
s. of John M. ; b. Chapel of Garioch, Aberdeenshire, 27 Apr. 1899. Med., 1916-17,
1918 — . A.U.O.T.C. Attested, Mar. 1917 ; called up, 16 Nov. 1917. Joined No. 3
R.F.A. Cadet Officers School, Weedon. Served — Nov. I9i7-Apr. 1918. Final rank,
Cadet.
MITCHELL, ANDREW, M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. New Deer, 6 Nov. 1848. M.B., 1872. Served — 3rd (Buchan)
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1872-1908; retd. with rank of Colonel. V.D. War work — Medical
Recruiting Boards ; Medical Practitioner for augmented District, New Deer, etc., 1914-18.
Died, 26 May 1920.
MITCHELL, ANDREW HENRY, M.B.,
s. of Andrew M. ; b. New Deer, 29 Jan. 1892. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., E. African Exped. Force (carrier Med. Staff), 1916. Served — Home, 2 months ;
Sierra Leone, Durban, German and Portuguese E. Africa, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
MITCHELL, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 July 1870. M.B., 1892. Served in Boer War, 1900-
02. Lieut., R.A.M.C., July 1915. Served — July igi^-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MITCHELL, CHARLES GORDON, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 July 1889. M.A. (i Math.), 1911; H.Sr. (Spiv, dist.),
1913; Boxill Pri/e. 2nd Lieut., 4th Cameron Hrs., June 1915; attd. 2/26th London
Regt. Served — France, Salonika, Egyptian Exped. Force, France, July 1916-1919. Final
rank, Acting Captain. M.C.
MITCHELL, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Premnay, Aberdeen shire, 10 Sept. 1867. M.A., 1890. Comnid., yth
Gordon Hrs., 1910. Mobilized, 1914. Home service, Officer conducting drafts to France,
i£ years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MITCHELL, GEORGE, M.D.,
s. of William M. ; b. Premnay. Aberdeenshire, 18 Oct. 1875. M.B., 1903; D.P.H., 1904;
M.]). (Highest Hons.), 1905. Commd., R.A..M.C., Dec. 1914. Served — Home, France,
Egypt, 4^ years. Final rank, Captain.
MITCHELL, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of Patrick M. ; b. Old Raync, Aberdeenshire, 10 Mar. 1884. M.H., 1907 ; L.M. (Dub.),
1908. War work — Surgeon, Drumrossie, Leithhall, Aux. Hospls., 1914-19.
MITCHELL, GEORGE FOWLER, M.B.,
s. of George F. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 July 1891. M.]}., 1917; Fife Jamieson Medal.
A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1917. Served — Basra, Mesopotamia, 2 years 4
months. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 1918.
MITCHELL, GEORGE McDONALD,
s. of William T. M. ; b. Mintlaw, 6 Feb. 1896. Arts, 1913-14, Med., 1917 — . Pte., "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 26 Feb. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with 51*1 Div.
Signal Coy. Home, 1914-15, 1916-17; France, May i9i5~Aug. 1916. Discharged,
1917. F'inal rank, Corporal.
MITCHELL, HENRY,
s. of George M. ; b. Keith, 20 Oct. 1874. Arts, 1892-95 ; Law, 1894-95. War work —
Acting Paymaster, Army Pay Dept., Hamilton, 1915-20.
MITCHELL, HORACE COURTNAY FORBES,
s. of W. A. M. ; b. Whitehouse, Aberdeenshire, 14 Apr. 1892. Sc., 1909-12. Trooper,
Scottish Horse, 1909. Trooper, Australian gth Light Horse, 1914.
MITCHELL, JAMES, B.Sc., M.D.,
s. of Owen R. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Mar. 1886. M.B., 1907 ; B.Sc. (Spec, dist), 1909;
M.D., 1912; D.P.H. (Camb.), 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 21 May 1915; attd. 3rd Essex
Regt., St. John's Mil. Hospl., 4th Northumberland Fus., Harwich Garrison. Served—
Home, 1915, 1918; Malta, 1915-16; France, Flanders, 1916, 1918. Final rank, Captain.
MITCHELL, JAMES,
s. of Peter M. ; b. Inverurie, 5 Oct. 1896. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., Royal Scots, 19 Nov. 1915 ;
transfd. M.G.C. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1917 ; France, May I9i6-May 1917, Nov. 1917-
Jan. 1919. F'inal rank, Corporal.
312
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MITCHELL, JAMES ELMSLY, M.D.,
s. of 1. M. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Sept. 1885. M.B., 1907; M.D. (com), 1910. Lieut.,'
R.A.M.C., Mar. 1917. Served— E. Africa, 1917-18; France, 1918. Final rank, Captain.
MITCHELL, JAMES MITCHELL, M.B.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Stonehaven, 28 Oct. 1892. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C.
(T. F.), 17 Aug. 1915 ; attd. i/ist North Midland Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., I4th Cavalry Bde.
combd. Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1915 ; Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Oct. igis-Aug. 1919.
Final rank, Captain. M.C., 1918. Two mentions, 1917, 1918.
MITCHELL, JAMES THOMAS, M.D.,
s. of Thomas J. M. ; b. Adelaide, Australia, i Mar. 1856. M.B., 1879; M.D., 1885 ; M.D.
(Adelaide), 1885. joined Australian Army Med. Corps, 1909. Served — Australia, 1915 — .
Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
MITCHELL, JEANNIE ANN FORREST,
d. of Alexander F. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Nov. 1892. Arts, 1912-16. War work — Y.M.C.A.,
2 years.
MITCHELL, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Patrick M. ; b. Old Rayne, 8 Dec. 1886. M.B., 1909; F.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1911. Cap-
tain, 5th Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., Nov. 1914. O.C., Mil. Hospl. for German Prisoners of
War ; Mil. Hospl., Windhuk, South-West Africa. Final rank, Captain.
MITCHELL, JOHN IRVINE, M.A.,
s. of James M. ; b. Methlick, 28 June 1875. M.A. (II Cl., II Ment), 1899; Dipl. in Ed.,
1900. "U"Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs. Pte., 6th Royal Scots, 5 Jan. 1915. Served
with 4th Batt. Home, 1915-17. Final rank, Q.-M.-Sergeant.
MITCHELL, JOHN MARSTERS, M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Inverness, 3 Aug. 1889. M.B., 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Sept.
1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Macedonia, Palestine, France, Cologne, P'eb.
I9i5-Aug. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
MITCHELL, JOHN PHIMISTER, M.D.,
s. of James M. ; b. Fraserburgh, 24 Aug. 1884. M.B., 1907; M.D., 1911. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 19 Sept. 1914. Served — Home, 3 months; France, 5 months; India, 9
months ; Mesopotamia, 3 years. Final rank, Captain. O.B.E. Four mentions, May
1915, Mar., Aug. 1918, Mar. 1919.
MITCHELL, JOHN SOUTER,
s. of John M. ; b. Keithhall, Aberdeenshire, 12 Aug. 1894. Arts, 1912-14, 1919 — . Pte.,
"U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs.
MITCHELL, PETER, M.D.,
s. of Peter M. ; b. Inveraven, Banffshire, 3 Aug. 1864. M.B., 1894; M.D., 1898.
Surg.-Lieur,, 5th V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1898. Transfd. Aberd. Coy. R.A.M.C. (Vol.), later T.F.
Mobilized Lieut.-Col., 4 Aug. 1914. O.C., ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914-16; O.C., 43rd
Gen. Hospl., Salonika, 1916-18. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel. T.D., 1918. Mentd., 1918.
ROM. 01-' SKRl'tCK.
MITCHELL, PETER CHALMERS, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Dunfermline, 23 Nov. 1864. M.A. (II Ment.), 1884: Seaficld
English Medal; B.A. (ist cl. Nat. Sc.), Oxon., 1888; M.A., 1893: D.Sc., 1901 ; F.R.S..
1906. Member of Directorate Mil. Intelligence, 31 Mar. 1916; attd. War Office, London,
with s|)ecial duty to France, Holland, Channel and Scilly Islands, 1916-18. Liaison Officer,
War Office; D.M.I, and British War Mission, 1918-19. Final tank, Staff-Captain. C.B.E.
(Mil. l)iv.). Name brought twice to notice of Secy, of State for War.
MITCHELL, ROBERT, M.D.,
s. of John M. ; b. Fyvie, 23 Jan. 1867. M.B., 1893; M.I)., 1906. War work — Surgeon,
Aux. Mil. Hospl., Doncaster, 1914-19. M.B.E., 1920.
MITCHELL, ROBERT, M.A., B.L.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Foveran, Aberdeen, 8 June 1873. M.A., 1894; B.L. (dist.), 1896.
Commd., ist Aberdeenshire R.E. (Vol.), 1900; later 2nd Highl. Fid. Coy. R.E. (T.F.).
Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Mar. lyis-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Major. D.S.O. T.I), (accelerated). Mentd., Jan. 1915.
MITCHELL, THOMAS BASIL, M.B.,
s. of Thomas M. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Apr. 1879. M.B., 1902. Lieut., R.A.M.C., July
1917. Home service, n months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MITCHELL, WILLIAM, B.Com.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Mar. 1896. B.Com., 1920. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Transfd. loist and 34th Batt. M.G. Corps; commd., 21
Oct. 1915. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-16, 1919; France, Belgium, Feb. -Oct 1915,
Jul; I9i6-Jan. 1919; Germany, Jan. -Aug. 1919. Final rank, Major. Croix de Guerre
avec Palme (Belgian), Jan. 1919.
MITCHELL, WILLIAM ROBERT,
s. of William 1). M. ; b. Peterhead, i Dec. 1889. Med., 1919—. Pte., S. African Infy.,
Sept. 1914. Served — German W. Africa, Northern Transvaal, 1914-16; France, 1916-18.
Final rank, Sergeant.
MOFFET, GRENVILLE EDWIN, M.B.,
s. of John G. M. ; b. Balasore, Bengal, 10 Dec. 1856. M.B., 1883; D.P.H. (Camb.),
1891. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1885. Medical Inspection of Recruits, H.Q. Edinburgh.
Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Died, 14 Dec. 1919.
MOIR, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of William Y. M. ; b. Meldrum, Aberdeenshire, n Sept. 1868. M.A., 1889. Chaplain,
(Captain), 7th Roy. Scottish Fus., 7 July 1915 ; attd. 7th Gordon Hrs. Served — France
1915-18. Final rank, Senior Chaplain (Major).
MOIR, DAVID ROGER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of David M. ; b. Dundee, 24 Jan. 1874. M.A., 1893; M.B., 1898. War work — Hon.
Physician, Naval Hospl., Hull, 1914-18.
MOIR, JOHN7, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Keith, 10 June 1890. M.A., 1912; M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), attd. 2nd Highl. Fid. Amb., 1914.
3'4
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MOIR, JOHN DREW, M.B.,
s. of Charles M. ; b. Melbourne, 7 Sept. 1861. M.B., 1883. Joined R.A.M.C.,
1885. Mobilized from Army Res. 5 Aug. 1914. Served — 3 years 2 months. Final
rank, Major. Mentd., 1917
MOIR, JOHN HAY, M.D.,
s. of John H. M. ; b. Newhall, Derbyshire, 14 Feb. 1886. M.B., 1907; D.P.H., 1908;
M.D., 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 13 Apr. 1915; attd. zoth Gen. Hospl., i7th Fid. Amb.,
ist Fid. Arty. Bde., i7th Royal Fus. Served — France, May igis-Sept. 1916, May 1917-
Nov. 1918; Salonika, Dec. I9i6-May, 1917. Final rank, Captain. D.S.O., Mar. 1919.
M.C., Nov. 1916. Bar to M.C., Apr. 1918.
MOIR, JOHN INNES, M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Dundee, 28 Aug. 1897. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Surg.-Sub.-
Lieut., 10 Sept. 1917. Served in H.M.S. "Myrtle," Home waters, Sept. I9i7-Apr. 1918.
Final rank, Surgeon-Sub. -Lieutenant.
MOIR, JOHN MUNRO, M.D.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 Oct. 1853. M.B., 1876; M.D., 1878. Joined
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1879. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. M.O., 4th Royal Hrs., 1914-15;
S.M.O., Inverness Area; O.C., Mil. Hospl., Inverness, 1915 — . Final rank, Lieut. -
Colonel. V.D., 1908. Mentd., 1918.
MOIR, LEONARD JAMES, M.B.,
s. .of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Aug. 1889. M.B., 1913. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.) ;
attd. S. Midland C.C.S., 1914.
MOIR, WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of William M . ; b. Forgue, 28 Aug. 1863. M.B., 1892 ; M.D., 1897 ; D.P.H. (Camb.),
1903; Barrister-at-Law, 1913. War work — M.O., Lower Darwen Aux. Hospl.; M.O.,
Moss Bridge V.A.D. Hospl., 1916-19. Died, 3 Apr. 1921.
MOIR, WILLIAM JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Joseph M. ; b. British Guiana, 4 Aug. 1893. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 8 May 1916. Served — Home, 1916; Mesopotamia, Aug. I9i6-Oct. 1919.
Final rank, Captain.
MOIR, WILLIAM JOHN ANDERSON,
s. of William J. B. M. ; b. Lovedale, Cape Colony, 23 June 1876. Med., 1896-1900.
Commd., S.A. Light Horse (Res.), 7 Oct. 1916. Served — France, I9i6-Dec. 1918; Hos-
pital, Dec. igiS-Mar. 1919; service in England, Mar.-July 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Mentd., June 1917.
MOLLIERE, FREDERIC HERMAN,
b. Ottawa, Natal, 25 Ma> 1894. Med., 1914-15, 1918 — . Joined R.N.V.R., 7 Feb. 1916;
S.B. Attendant., H.M.S. "Magic" II; Surg. -Sub. -Lieut., H.M.S. "P. 43" (Mystery Ship),
Oct. 1917. Served — -Home waters, Feb. I9i6-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Surg.-Sub.-
Lieutenant.
3'S
KOfJ. OF SKKl'ICE.
MOLLISON, GRAHAM,
s. of Graham M. ; b. Dunnottar, Mearns, 4 Apr. 1890. Sc., 1911-14. Pte., " U " Coy.,
4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with 5941!! Employment
Coy. Home, 1914-15, 1916-17, 1917-19; France, Flanders, 1915. Final rank,
Sergeant.
MONIES, THOMAS HAROLD,
s. of Thomas M. ; b. Kingston-upon-Hull, 1899. Sc., 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C. Pte., T.R.
Batt. Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1917. Served with 7th Gordon Hrs. Home, 1917-18; France,
Apr. -July 1918; Hospl., England, 1918-19. Final rank, Private.
MONOD, ALFRED ERNEST VICTOR,
b. Algiers, 27 Mar. 1882. Div., 1905-06. Mil. Nurse, Mil. Hospl., 1'aris, Aug. 1914;
commd., Chaplain, Hospl. Ship "Tchad," French Navy, 16 Aug. 1915. Served — Dar-
danelles, Salonika, 1915-17. Chaplain, French Army, 1917-19. Final rank, Chaplain-
Captain.
/IDoo&s, Souolas TIBlbimster IReiller, M.B., 1900, M.D., 1902 ; p. 24.
MONRO, ALEXANDER JAMES FALCONER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Fraserburgh, 22 Jan. 1885. M.A., 1906. I'te., "U" Coy., Gordon
Hrs., 1902. 2nd Lieut., 4th Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1914; attd. i2th, gth, West Riding Regt.
(Duke of Wellington's Own). Served — Hojne; France, Apr. -June, 1915, Apr.- Nov.
1916, Mar. -June 1917. Final rank, Captain. War work — Local Govt. Board, repatria-
tion, Brit. Civilian Prisoners of War, 1918-19. O.B.E.
MOORE, EDMUND HUGH, M.B.,
s. of William M. ; b. Horningham, Wilts, 16 July 1885. M.B., 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
8 Aug. 1914; attd. 1 2th Gen. Hospl., 3rd Fid. Amb., 4ist R. F.A., 2111! Con naughts, 2nd
Leicesters, ist Munsters, nth Sussex Regt. Served — France, Belgium, Gallipoli, Egypt,
Home, 1914-18. Final rank, Captain. D.S.O. Mentd., 1915.
MOORE, WALTER,
s. of Walter M. ; b. Bishop Auckland, 22 Apr. 1899. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., London Scottish,
Apr. 1917. Served — Home, n months; France, Jan. igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank,
Acting Corporal.
MORE, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of Charles M. ; b. Hopeman, 7 Apr. 1886. M.A., 1908. Pte., 2nd Seaforth Hrs.,
20 Mar. 1915 ; Intelligence Corps. Served — France, July igis-Jan. 1919., Final
rank, Sergeant.
MORGAN, CLAUDE KYD, M.B.,
s. of David M. ; b. Inverkeillor, 2 Dec. 1871. M.B., 1893. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1894.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Belgium, 1914-17; Brit. Mil. Mission, Washing-
ton, 1918. Final rank, Colonel. C.M.G., 1915. Knight of Grace of the Order <>t "St.
John of Jerusalem, 1917. Croix d'officier de la Legion d'Honneur, France, 1918. C.H.
(Mil.), 1919. Four mentions.
316
ROLL Ol< SERVICE.
MORGAN, GEORGE RODERICK,
s. of George B. M. ; 1). Sundcrland, S Mar. 1896. Mud., 1915, 1919 — . Durham School
O.T.C. A.l'.O.T.C. Commd, 3rd Northumbrian Bde., R.F.A. (T.F.), 25 Nov. 1915.
Served — Home, 1915-16; France, June 1916 Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C.,
1919. Two mentions, Nov. 1917, 1918.
P- 83.
MORGAN, LEWIS,
s. of George B. M. ; b. Sunderland, 4 Dec. 1898. Med., 1916, 1920 — . Durham School
O.T.C. (Infy.). A.U.O.T.C. Enlisted, 7 July 1917; commd., R.F.A., 8 Dec. 1917.
Served — Home, 8 months; France, Feb. 1918 -Mar. 1919; Germany, Mar.-Oct. 1919.
Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C.
.MORGAN, WILLIAM GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Rayne, Aberdeenshire, 16 Oct. 1875. M.A., 1899. War work — Special
Constable, 1916-18. Pte., 2/ist County of Aberd. Vol. Regt. (later jrd V.B. Gordon
Hrs.), Nov. 1916; commd., Aug. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MORISON, ALEXANDER GAVIN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of A. O. M. ; b. Banff, 29 Jan. 1893. M.A., 1914; M.B. (dist.), 1919. Surg.-Pro-
bationer, R.NiV.R., i June 1916. Served — South Atlantic, African Coasts, June 1916-
Sept. 1917.
.MORISON, IAN MACPHAIL,
s. of Neil M. M. ; b. Barvas, 2 Aug. 1891. Med., 1911-12. Pte., Ross Mtn. Bty., 1908.
Discharged, 1912. Re-enlisted, i7th Fid. Bty., Nova Scotia, Aug. 1914. Discharged.
Joined i4th A. and S. Hrs., Aug. 1915. Served with 6th, loth, Entrenching Batts., loth
A. and S. Hrs. Home, France (2 years). Twice wounded, invalided, gassed. Final rank,
Corporal.
MORISON, ROBERT AINSLIE, M.B., LL.B.,
s. of A. O. M. ; b. Banff, 27 Aug. 1889. M.A., 1913 ; LL.B., 1915. Rejected, Aug.
1915. War work — Ministry of Munitions, 1916-19.
MORREN, WILLIAM LEITH, M.A.,
s. of William B. M. ; b. Madras, 17 Sept. 1886. M.A., 1908. "U" Coy., 4th V.B.
Gordon Hrs., 1905-08; Citizen Vol. F'orce, Port Glasgow, 1914-15. Released for service.
Pte., 4th (Res.) Gordon Hrs., 26 Apr. 1917; commd., 30 Jan. 1918. Served — Home,
1917-18; France (with ist Gordon Hrs.), May-July 1918. Severely wounded. Re-
linquished Commission. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MOR"RICE, ALEXANDER MACKAY,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, n Sept. 1897. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 2/4th Gordon
Hrs., 27 Sept. 1914; commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., 14 Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 3 years
5 months; France, July I9i6-Feb. 1917, Sept. igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
/iDorris, Hlfre6 (Beorge, P. 3°
ROLL 01- SERVICE.
MORRIS, ANDREW BERNARD, M.B.,
s. of Andrew B. M. ; h. Tkurseong, India, 5 Aug. 1879. M.B., 1903. Capt., Austral.
Army Medical Corps, 1917.
MORRISON, ALEXANDER, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Lewis, i Aug. 1882. MA. (II Ment.), 1908; B.Sc., 1908. Re-
jected tor Foreign Service. Commd., Ficksburg Commands, Sept. 1914. Served — S.
Africa. Final rank, Ca])tain.
MORRISON, ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander M. ;.b. Turriff, 10 Jan. 1884. Arts, 1905-06; Sc., 1915-16. Rejected.
Attested. 1'te., 3rd K.O.S.B. ; commd., ist Garr. Halt. H.L.I.; attd. ist Garr. Biitt.
Scottish Rifles. Served — Home, S. Africa, India. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MORRISON, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of David M. ; b. Fearn, 14 July 1889. M.A., 1912. Enlisted, not accepted, owing to
Regulations for Teachers. War work — Stretcher Bearer, Aberdeen, 1916-19.
MORRISON. ALEXANDER JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Murdoch M. ; b. Kenmore, 13 July 1887. M.A. (Ill Eng.), 1909. Commd., R.A.
Chaplains' Dept., 9 Feb. 1917. Served — Home, 1917 ; France (9th Divisional Arty.), Oct.
I9i7-Oct. 1918. Final rank, C.F. Hon. C.F. in recognition of services.
MORRISON, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Garrabost, 16 Oct. 1893. M.A., 1916. Pte., N.C.C., Aug. 1916.
Home service, 1916-19.
MORRISON, ELSPET ELEANOR, M.A.,
d. of Donald M. ; b. Burghead, 18 Feb. 1889. M.A. (II Mod. Lang.), 1911. War work
— Censor's Office, London, 1916-19.
MORRISON, HENRY PHILIP, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Maud, 28 Apr. 1892. M.A., 1912. Toronto Univ. O.T.C. Cadet Sch.,
Maresfield Park Camp, R.G.A., 1917.
MORRISON, JAMES, M.A..
s. of John M. ; b. Boyndie, 14 Apr. 1858. M.A., 1880. War work — Additional Minis-
terial Duty, Deskford, 1916-17.
MORRISON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of George C. M. ; b. King Edward, 21 June 1856. M.A., 1884. War work — ( 'o,i>t
Defence Duty. Died, 29 Aug. 1919.
•
MORRISON, JAMES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Boyndie, 12 May 1889. M.A., 1911 ; M.B., 1914. Joined ist Y.B.
Gordon Hrs., 1907 ; 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1908. Commd., R.A.M.C., 16 Jan. 1915 ;
attd. Connaught Hospl., Aldershot, 6th K.O.Y.L.I., 2oth and 55th C.C.S. " Served—
Aldershot Command, 1915 ; France, Belgium, May igij-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Major.
Two mentions, May 1918, Aug. 1919.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MORRISON, JAMES HORNE, M.A.,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Sept. 1872. M.A. (II ('!., II Ment.), 1892. War
work — Y.M.C.A., France, 1918-19.
MORRISON, JAMES MACDONALD, M.H.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Dec. 1892. M.B., 1917. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1911.
Mobilized Sergt., 4 Aug. 1914. Commcl., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Apr. 1917; R.A.M.C.
(Reg. Army), 1918. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Feb. Sept. 1915. Demobilized.
Graduated, Mar. 1917. Attd. Mesopotamian Exped. Force, May 1917-19. Final rank,
Captain. Two mentions, Nov. 1918, Feb. 1919.
/IDorrison, Jobn, M.A., 1907, H.D, i9n ; P. 100.
MORRISON, JOHN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Sept. 1894. M.A., 1915 ; M.B., 1918. A.U.O.T.C.
Attested, 1915. Commd., R A.M.C (S.R.), 5 Sept. 1918. Served — North Russia, Sept.
t. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., July 1919.
MORRISON, LEWIS,
s. of John M. ; b. Cairnie, Aberdeenshire, 17 May 1895. ^c-> I9I5"I6, 1919 — . Supper,
R.F,., Feb. 1916. Served — -Home, 2 years; France, i year. Final rank, Sapper.
MORRISON, WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Oct. 1896. Arts, 1914-15. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
MORRISON, WILLIAM JAMES,
s. of William M. ; b. Huntly, 15 Sept. 1899. Com., 1919 — . Pte., 42nd T.R.B. Gordon
Hrs., 16 Oct. 1917. Served with yth, 6/7th, 4th, Gordon Hrs. Home, 7 months; France,
10 months; Germany, 5 months. Final rank, Private.
MORTIMER, DOUGLASS ALEXANDER,
s. of David A. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 May 1883. Law, 1903-05. Pte., Malay States Vol.
Rifles, Sept. 1914. Served — F.M.S. and Straits Settlement, 1914-18.
MORTIMER, HECTOR, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 May 1892. M.B., 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
16 Aug. 1914; attd. io6th Bde., R.F.A. Served — France, 1914-19. Final rank, Captain.
Mentd., Jan. 1918.
MORTIMER, JOHN,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Mar. 1883. Law, 1901-02. Pte., The Royal Scots, 7
Aug. 1916. Transfd. Ministry of Nat. Service, Recruiting, 1917-18.
MORTIMER, WILLIAM,
s. of George M. ; b. Paisley, 26 Nov. 1875. Arts, 1898-99. Enlisted, 6th The 'Black
Watch, 1 7. Nov. 1914. Served with 2/6th Black Watch, 1914-17 ; sist Batt. Devon Regt.,
1917-18; 5th Black Watch, 1918-19. Final rank, C.Q.M. Sergeant.
ROJ.I. Ol' SERVICE.
MORTON, WILLIAM JOHN, M.D.,
s. of William M. ; b. Cooma, N.S.W., 29 Dee. 1862. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1891; M.I),
(com.), 1894. Hon. Capt., Australian Army Medical Corps. (Res.). Warwork — Examiner,
Recruits, 1914-19; M.O., Liverpool (N.S.W.) Kid. HospL, 1917, 1918.
MOUAT, STEPHEN JAMES VEITCH,
s. of Basil P. M. ; b. l.crwirk. i Apr. 1896. Med., 1920—. Pte., 3rd Res. Batt.
(iorclon Hrs., 9 Nov. 1915. Served with ist, 2nd, 6th, Gordon Hrs. France, 18 months ;
Italy, 6 months; Home Hospitals, 1918 — . Final rank, Private.
MOWAT, ANDREW, M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Latheron, 23 Oct. 1868. M.B., 1895. Capt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
attd. ist Highl. Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., 1914. Final rank, Major. Name brought to
notice of Secy, of State for War, 1917.
MOWAT, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of George M. ; b. Savoch, Aberdeenshire, 22 Apr. 1877. M.B., 1898. Civil Surg.,
Boer War, 1900. War work — M.O., Red. Cross Mil. Hospls., Bolton, 2 years. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 21 June 1917. Served — Mesopotamia, i year ; Palestine, 9 months. Final rank,
( 'aptain.
flfeowat, James, M.B., 1891 ; P. 1 1 .
MOWAT, JAMES LAWSON,
s. of George M. ; b. Thurso, 28 Feb. 1899. Arts, 1916-17, 1919 — •. Edin. Univ. O.T.C.
Arty., 5 Feb. 1917; Cadet, No. 2 R.G.A Cadet School, 1917-18; commd., No. i
Siege Arty. Res. Bde., 4 Feb. 1918; attd. ngth Siege Bty., R.G.A. Served — Home,
1917-18; France, Belgium, Mar. igiS-July 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. Croix
de Guerre, fran£aise, avec palme, Sept. 1918.
MUDD, WILLIAM HARRINGTON, M.B.,
s. of Barrington R. M. ; b. Storrington, loOct. 1860. M.B., 1891. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 22
Apr. 1915. Home service, 1915 — . Final rank, Captain.
MULLIGAN, JAMES ANDERSON,
s. of James A. W. M. ; b. Londonderry, 9 Jan. 1899. Med., 1919 — •. Pte., 8th Cameron
Hrs., 19 Dec. 1916. Served with 4th A. and S. Hrs., ist Highl. Bde. R.F.A. (T.).
Commd., 19 Nov. 1918. Home, 1916-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MULLIGAN, WILLIAM PERCIVAL, M.B.,
s. of Francis M. ; b. Belfast, 8 Mar. 1889. M.B., 1913; Lizars Medal. A.U.O.T.C.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 31 July 1914. Served — Home, 1914; France, Oct. 1914-060. 1919.
Final rank, Captain. O.B.E., 1918. Two mentions, 1918, 1919.
MULLOY, WILLIAM DUKE GEORGES, M.B.,
s. of William H. M. ; b. Mauritius, 21 Oct. 1877. M.B., 1901. Commd., 4ist Div. R.E.,
23 Nov. 1915 ; attd. i$f>th Fid. Amb., etc., 4ist Div. ; i/5th East Lanes. Served — Home,
France, Flanders (Somme, Ypres, etc.), 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
320
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MUNDIE, JAMES,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Nov. 1893. Law, 1914-15. Ft e., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
13 Jan. 1915 ; commd., 29 Aug. 1915 ; transfd. R.F.C., later R.A.F., Sept. 1916. Served
— Home, 1915-16, 1918-19; France, Mar.-May 1917. Final rank, Captain Flight Com-
mander.
MUNRO, COLIN ROSS, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Kilmuir, 25 Jan. 1886. M.A., 1910. Three times rejected. War work
— Y.M.C.A. and Scottish Churches Huts, France, 8 months.
MUNRO, DONALD,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Feb. 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Sapper, W./T. Section,
R.E., 3 Feb. 1917. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, July igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank,
Sapper.
MUNRO, DONALD GEORGE, B.Sc. (Agr).,
s. of John M. ; b. Tarbat, Ross-shire, 4 Apr. 1895. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1915. Pte., R.A. Vet.
Corps, 1917.
MUNRO, DONALD GUNN, M.A., B.Sc,,
s. of Donald M. ; b. Dundee, 7 Nov. 1885. M.A., 1912 ; B.Sc., 1913. Gunner, R.F.A.,
4 June 1915. Served — France, Aug. 1915-1919. Final rank, Sergeant.
MUNRO, DOROTHY MARGARET, M.A.,
d. of James M. M. ; b. Pleasly, 19 Mar. 1893. M.A., 1915. War work — Y.M.C.A. Hut
work, Aberdeen, 1918-19.
flDunro, George Militant, P. 102.
fl&unro, (Bor&on Dean, p. 23.
MUNRO, JAMES MITCHELL, M.B.,
s. of James M. ; b. Inverurie, 26 Nov. 1859. M.B., 1884. Brit. Red Cross Socy. (Scottish
Branch), Haddo House Cottage Hospl, 1915-18.
flDttnro, 3obn, M.A., i9i4; P. ss.
MUNRO, JOHN DONALD,
s. of John M. ; b. Hereford, n Sept. 1877. Law, 1896-98. War work— Hon. Secy, and"
Treas., County of Aberdeen Brit. Red Cross Socy. ; Hon. Secy., County Emergency Com-
mittee ; Hon. Secy, and Treas. of Fund raised for Orthopaedic Dept. of ist Scot. Gen.
Hospl., etc., 1914-19. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State for War, 1919.
MUNRO, NORMAN, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John M. ; b. Sunbury-on-Thames, 26 May 1882. M.A., 1904; B.Sc., 1906. "U"
Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1900-03. Pte., i6th (S.) Batt. Middlesex Regt., 17 Sept
1914; 1 4th H.L.I.; commd., 7 July 1916. Served— Home, 1914-15, 1916, 1918-19-
France, Nov. 19 15- Apr. 1916, Sept. I9i6-Feb. 1918. Final rank, Acting Captain.
321 21
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MUNRO, WILLIAM FRASER. M.K.,
s. of John M; b. Oban, 2 Mar. 1880. M.B., 1903. Capt., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), No. 18 Fid.
Amb., 1914; formerly K. Lanes. Fid. Amb. M.C., 1916. Mentd., 1916.
MURCHISON, JOHN ALEXANDER,
s. of Murdo M. ; b. Glenshiel, 18 June 1895. Arts, 1916-17; Arts and Med., 1919 — .
Seaman, 4 Oct. 1917. Served — Devonport, 1917 ; Harwich Light Cruiser Squadron, Jan.
I9i8-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Seaman.
MURDOCH, JAMES COOPER, M.A.,
s. of George M. ; b. Old Deer, 16 Jan. 1865. M.A. (II Cl.), 1894 ; Black Prize. Home
service, Vol. Force, 1917-19.
MURDOCH, JAMES WILSON,
s. of George M. ; b. Stonehaven, 13 Apr. 1900. Med., 1919—. Pte., T.R. Batt. Gordon
Hrs., May 1918. Home service.
MURISON, ALFRED ROSS, M.A,,
s. of George M. ; b. Fraserburgh, 3 Sept. 1891. M.A. (I Cl. dist.), 1912, (I Math.), 1914.
Pte., Inns of Court O.T.C., Nov. 1915; served with R.A.F. Home service, 1915-19.
Final rank, Corporal Instructor.
MURISON, GEORGE RAYMOND, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. New Deer, n Oct. 1854. M.A., 1875. War work — Presbyterian
Officiating Minister, Grand Fleet, 1915-16, 1917-18; Member of 'Local Tribunal, County
of Orkney, 1914-19.
MURISON, WILLIAM WISEMAN, M.A.,
b. Gardenstown, 19 Mar. 1896. M.A., 1921. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 3 May 1916;
8/ioth, 6th, Gordon Hrs. Served — France, 2 years 9 months. Final rank, Private.
/IDurray, Hlejan&er, M.A., 1906 ; P. 9s.
MURRAY, ANDREW JOHN,
s. of George M. ; b. Turriff, 25 Mar. 1896. Med., 1913-14, 1919—. Pte., "E" Coy.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 13 Apr. 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 8 Oct. 1915. Served—
Home, 1914, 1915-17, 1918; France, Feb. -Nov. 1915, Jan.-Apr. 1917; India, Feb. -Oct.
1918. Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C.
MURRAY, ARTHUR FARQUHAR, M.A.,
s. of Peter M. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 July 1880. M.A. (II CL), i9°3- Pte-. T3tn A- and s-
Hrs., June 1916. Served with 4th, gth, Gordon Hrs. ; commd., Jan. 1917. Home, 1916-
17, 1918; France, Belgium, July i9i7~Mar. 1918, Aug. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
MURRAY, CHARLES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James A. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Apr. 1875. M.A., 1896; M.B., 1899; D.P.H., 1901 ;
M.D. (Highest Hons.), 1903. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1916.
322
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MURRAY, CHARLES PETER,
s. of George M. ; b. Turriff, 15 Mar. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Mar.
1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 8 Oct. 1918. Served — Home, 3^ years ; France,
5 months. Final rank, and Lieutenant.
flDurra}?, Cbarles "Robinson (M.A., Gias.) ; p. 42.
MURRAY, CRICHTON BAXTER,
s. of Thomas A. M. ; b. Fordoun, 30 July 1883. Sc., 1905-08. Enlisted, 26 Nov. 1915 ;
exempted, Mar. 1916. Joined Volunteers, 1917. War work — Special Constable.
MURRAY, EDWARD GEORGE MORRISON, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Fraserburgh, 13 June 1892. M.A., 1914. Pte., R.A.M.C., 2 June 1915.
Served with 3/ist Highl. Fid. Amb., 46th, i6th, Fid. Ambs. Home, 2 years: France,
Belgium, \\ years; Germany, 2 months. Final rank, L./Corporal.
MURRAY, ETHEL MACGREGOR, M.A.,
d. of Alex. M. M. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 June, 1894. M.A. (II Eng.), 1915. War work-
Clerk, Naval stores, Aberdeen, 1916-18.
MURRAY, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Jan. 1888. M.A., 1911. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.).
Commd., 28 May 1917; transfd. North Scottish R.G.A. (T.). Served — Home, 1914-15,.
1917-19; France, Nov. igis-Sept. 1916. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MURRAY, GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Sept. 1889. M.A., 1910. Enlisted, 2/2nd Highl.
Fid. Amb. R.A.M.C. (T.), Apr. 1915. Discharged, physically unfit, June 1915. War
work— T.F. Record Office, Perth, 1915-18.
dDurras, Iberbert, M.A., 1908 ; P. 93.
MURRAY, HERBERT LEITH, M.D.,
s. of Robert M. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Apr. 1880. M.B. (Hons.), 1901 ; M.D., 1905. Surgeon,
R.N.V.R., Feb. 1909. Mobilized, 2 Aug. 1914. Served in H.M.H. ships, "Rohilla,"
"Garth Castle," H.M.S. "Eaglet," North Sea, Mediterranean. Final rank, Commander.
Mentd., Aug. 1919.
MURRAY, JAMES DURNO,
s. of James M. ; b. Huntly, 20 Mar. 1896. Arts, 1913-14. Joined " U " Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 15 Apr. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Transfd. R.A.M.C., 2/ist Highl. Fid.
Amb. Served — Home, 2 years ; France, i4 years. Final rank, Private.
/iDurrag, 3ames Sanforo, p. 6.
MURRAY, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Frank R. M. ; b. Fraserburgh, 28 Feb. 1879. M.A. (I Cl.), 1900 ; First Bursar,
1896 ; Simpson Greek Prize ; Seafield Latin Medal ; Fullerton Scholar, 1901 ; ist cl. Class.
Mods. (Oxon), 1903 ; B.A. (ist cl. Litt. Hum.), 1905. War work — Ministry of Munitions ;
Assist. Commissioner, Labour Adviser's Department, London, 1915-18.
323
ROLL OP SERVICE.
MURRAY, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. New I'itsligo, 24 Aug. 1883. M.A. (II Eng.), 1907; Seafield Medal.
Pte., i4th Royal Scots, 17 July 1916. Commd., R.G.A., i Apr. 1918. Home service,
Army Instructor, 1916-18. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MURRAY, JOHN CHARLES EDWARD,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Nov. j 898. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 20
Mar. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 5th Gordon Hrs., 19 Dec. 1916. Served —
Home, 1914-17; France, May -July 1917, Jan.-Mar. 1918. Prisoner of War, 22 Mar.
c. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MURRAY, JOHN PATON, M.A.,
s. of James M. ; b. Smyrna, 28 Sept. 1898. M.A., 1919. Pte., 8th Cameron Hrs., 4
Apr. 1917. Served with, I3th, 4th, A. and S. Hrs., loth Seaforth Hrs. Commd.,
Yorkshire Regt., n Sept. 1918; attd. 28th D.L.I. Home service, 1917-19. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MURRAY, JOHN WATSON, M.A.,
s. of Peter M. ; b. Peterhead, 9 Dec. 1864. M.A., 1900. Pte., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.,
Sept. 1916-19. War work — Harbour-guard, night duty; Red Cross Station Ambulance, 3
years.
MURRAY, JOHN WILLIAM,
s. of William M. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 May 1898. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 3rd (Res.) Gordon
Hrs., 4 Jan. 1917. Served with 6th, 4th, Gordon Hrs. Home, Jan. -May 1917; France,
Belgium, May I9i7-Feb. 1919; Germany, Feb.-Aug. 1919. Final rank, Private.
MURRAY, MALCOLM WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of James M. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Feb. 1881. M.A. (II Eng.), 1902. Gunner, R.G.A.,
Mar. 1917; commd., Jan. 1918. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, Mar.-Dec. 1918.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MURRAY, MLRDO, M.A.,
s. of Roderick M. ; b. Stornoway, 2 Mar. 1890. M.A., 1913. Joined North Scottish
R.G.A. ; transfd. "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1909. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd.,
4th Seaforth Hrs., 18 Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Belgium, Feb. -Sept. 1915 ;
France, Belgium, Apr.-Aug. 1917. Three times wounded. Final rank, Lieutenant.
/tourrag, fl&ur&c flbomson, M.A., 1908 ; P. 16.
MURRAY, PATRICK, M.A.,
s. of Peter M. ; b. Foveran, Aberdeenshire, 29 Apr. 1874. M.A., 1899. Joined City
of Aberd. Vol. Regt., 1916.
flDurrag, TRobert William Skinner, M.B., 1912 ; P. 107.
MURRAY, THOMAS, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Apr. 1853. M.A., 1872. Commd., R.A. Chaplains'
Dept., 1885 ; retd., Apr. 1913. Re-commd. (Colonel), Aug. 1914. Home service, 1914-
17. Final rank, Chaplain, ist Class.
324
ROLL OF SERVICE.
MURRAY, WILLIAM, M.A., M.D..
s. of William M. ; b. Peterhead, 6 Apr. 1869. M.A., 1891; M.B., 1895; M.D. (com.),
1899. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.F.) ; attd. 3rd S. Midland Bde., R.F.A., 1910. Mobilized,
Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917-18; France, Apr. igi$-Ma.y 1917; Egypt,
Feb. igiS-May 1919. Final rank, Captain.
MURRAY, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Feb. 1887. M.A. (I Math.), 1909. Bombardier,
I57th (City of Aberdeen) Bde., R.F.A., 1914. Served — France, Jan. igis-Dec. 1918.
MURRAY, WILLIAM,
s. of James M. ; b. 8 Sept. 1877. Med., 1895-96. War work — Examiner of recruits,
London, 1914-17. Commd., R.A.M.C., 8gth Fid. Amb., Oct. 1917. M.O. i/c 29th
Div., R.E. Served — France, Belgium, Germany, Oct. I9i7-Mar. 1919. Final rank,
Captain.
MURRAY, WILLIAM ALFRED, M.B.,
s. of John I. M. ; b. Hong Kong, 14 Aug. 1863. M.B., 1890. Surg.-Capt., R.A.M.C.,
1906. Served — India, Hospital ship, Home. Final rank, Captain. O.B.E.
MURRAY, WILLIAM GEORGE,
s. of George M. ; b. Turriff, 24 Aug. 1894. Med., 1913-14. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1913.
Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Commd., 24 Nov. 1916. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916, 1916-
17; France, Feb. -July 1915, Mar. -Aug. 1916, Feb.-Apr. 1917. Severely wounded, Apr.
1917. Final rank, Lieutenant.
MUTCH, FORBES ROBERTSON,
s. of Forbes R. M. ; b. Nottingham, 3 June 1895. Med-> I9I5» 1919 — • A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., igth Lancashire Fus., 21 Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 7 months; France,
Flanders, 22 months. Wounded; Prisoner of War, Apr. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
MUTCH, HENRY JAMES MOLLISON,
s. of William M. ; b. Cove, Kincardineshire, 19 Sept. 1894. Arts, 1912-14. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1911. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Transfd. R.E. (Sig. Coy.), 5151 (Highl.)
Div. Commd., Sig. Coy. 32nd Div., 2 July 1916. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France,
May I9i5-May 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., 1919.
MUTCH, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John M. ; b. Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, 21 Feb. 1888. M.A., 1913. Pte., H.L.I.,
26 Nov. 1915. Transfd. M.G.C. Served — Home, 1915-17; P'rance, Apr. i9i7-Apr.
1919. Final rank, Acting Sergeant.
MUTCH, JOHN,
s. of William M. ; b. Cove, Kincardineshire, 30 Dec. 1892. Arts, 1911-14. Sergt., "E"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1914. Commd., Highl. Div. Sig. Coy. (T.F.).
MUTCH, JOHN BERNARD, M.B.,
s. of F. R. M. ; b. Nottingham, 20 Mar. 1891. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C.
325 21 *
ROLL OF SKRl'ICK.
MUTCH, JOHN SIMPSON, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Alexander M. ; b. Huntly, 14 Mar. 1892. M.A., 1913; B.D., 1915. Pte., 8th
Cameron Mrs., Mar., 1916. Served with sth Cameron Mrs. ; commd., 3rd Cameron Hrs.,
5 Feb. 1918. U.K., 1916, 1917, 1917-18, 1918; France, June I9i6-May 1917, Feb.-
Mar. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
MYLES, ROBERT BOULTON, M.B.,
s. of John M. ; b. Aberdeen, i June 1893. M-B-> 191S- A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C.
(S.R.), May 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; India, 1915—
Final rank, Acting Major.
, ftbomas Eootb, P. 66.
NAPIER, FRANK,
s. of James N. ; b. Rayne, Aberdeenshire, 16 July 1887. Sc., 1909-12. Pte., 99th Over-
seas Batt. Canadian Exped. Force, n Nov. 1915; transfd. 35th C. Infy. Batt. Served
— Canada, 5 months; England, 3 years 3 months; France, 6 months. Final rank, Q.M.
Sergeant.
NAPIER, GEORGE, B.Sc.,
s. of John N. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Oct. 1892. B.Sc. (dist.), 1920. Pte., 5th Gordon Hrs.,
1916.
NAPIER, GEORGE,
s. of George N. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Dec. 1898. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 2 /4th Fife and Forfar
Yeomy., 7 Apr. 1917. Served with, 2/ioth Royal Scots (Signaller). Served — U.K., 1917-
18; North Russia, Aug. igiS-June 1919. Final rank, Signaller.
NATTRASS, JAMES CONDER, B.D.,
s. of Featherstone N. ; b. Stanhope, i Aug. 1852. B.U. (Hons.), 1897; B.A. (Lend.),
1894. War work — Wesleyan Methodist Chaplain to Army Recruits; V.A.D. Hospital,
Yarrow-on-Tyne, 1916-19.
NEATE, HARRY LINGWOOD, M.A.,
s. of Stephen H. L. N. ; b. Kirkwall, 8 Apr. 1890. M.A. (Ill Math.), 1914. Pte., "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 4 Oct. 1914. Commd., gth Royal Scot. Fus., 13 Nov. 1914.
Served — Home, 1914-15; Gallipoli, Aug.-Dec. 1915; invalided; France, Belgium, Feb.
. 1919; Army of the Rhine, Feb.-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
fleilson, Cbarles, M.A., 1913 ; p. 29.
NEILSON, HARRY ROSS, M.B.,
s. of William H. N. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Jan. 1879. M-B-> I9°5- D.P.H., 1921. Pte.,
Uganda Vol. Res., Aug. 1914; commd., Uganda Med. Staff, 17 Sept. 1914. Served—
Uganda, 1914-18. Final rank, Captain.
NEWLANDS, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of John N. ; b. Speymouth, Morayshire, 14 Jan. 1868. M.A., 1895. Sergt, 4th V.B.
Gordon Hrs., 1916-19.
326
ROLL OF SERVICE.
IRewton, JEric, M.B., 1915 ; P. 68.
NEWTON, HENRY AIDAX,
s. of Henry W. N. ; b. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 5 Apr. 1894. Med., 1913-14. 2nd Lieut.,
roth Northumberland Fusiliers, 1914.
NICHOLLS, HENRY ALFRED ALFORD, M.D.,
s. of Thomas \V. N. ; b. London, 27 Sept. 1851. M.B., 1873; M.D., 1875. War work —
Food Prices Committee, 1914-19; Administrator of Dominica, 1919 — .
NICHOLLS, THOMAS BURTONSHAW, M.B.,
s. of W. J. N. ; b. Haggerston, London, 13 Mar. 1885. M.B., 1908. Cheltenham Coll.
O.T.C. ; Aberd. Univ. R.A.M.C. (V.), 1903-08. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized,
Aug. 1914. Served — France, Aug. 19 14- May 1918 ; Home, 1918. Final rank, Acting
Lieut. -Colonel. Mentd., May 1918.
NICHOLLS, WILLIAM ALFORD,
s. of Henry A. A. N. ; b. Dominica, 4 Apr., 1891. Med., 1911-14. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
ist Highl. Fid. Amb., 1914.
NICHOLSON, HARRY OLIPHANT, M.D.,
s. of Henry A. N. ; b. Newhaven, Midlothian, 13 Mar. 1870. M.B., 1891 ; M.D. (Highest
Hons.), 1901 ; F.R.C.P. (Ed.), 1904. War work— -M.O., H.M. Factory, High Explosives
(T.N.T.), Edinburgh, 1916-18.
NICHOLSON, JOHN,
b. Fort George, 28 July 1899. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 6th Seaforth Hrs., Apr. 1914.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with 5th Cameron Hrs., I4th A. and S. Hrs. Home,
1914-17; Abroad, June, I9i7-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Private.
NICHOLSON, JOHN ARCHIBALD, M.B.,
s. of Alexander N. ; b. North Uist, 8 Aug. 1890. M.B., 1916. Cadet, A.U.O.T.C.
Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.S.O.), attd. Mesopotamia!! Forces, 1916.
NICOL, ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of Adam N. ; b. Fyvie, 15 Sept. 1855. M.B., 1880 ; M.D., 1884. Lieut.-Col., R.A.M.C.,
attd. 6th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1914. Not called up. Retd., 1919. V.D.
NICOL, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander N. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Aug. 1893. M.A. (I Cl.), 1915. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1916; 6th Gordon Hrs. Served — France.
NICOL, ALEXANDER CORSKIE,
s. of Alexander C. N. ; b. Countesswells, 26 Mar. 1897. Sc., 1915-16. Pioneer, Spec.
Bde., R.E., Feb. 1916; attd. "D" Spec. Coy.; commd. " M " Spec. Coy., 31 Jan. 1918.
Served — France, Apr. I9i6-Sept. 1917, May igiS-Sept. 1919; Home, 1917-18. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
327
ROLL OF S/-KI'IC1'.
NICOL, CAMERON MACDONALD, M.A., M.D.,
b. New Deer, 20 July 1891. M.A., 1911; M.B., 1915; M.D., 1919. A.U.O.T.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 31 Mar. 1915; attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1915-16; 43rd Gen.
Hospl, Salonika, Aug. I9i6-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting Major.
NICOL, CHRISTIAN DOROTHY,
d. of Thomas N. ; b. Edinburgh, 4 Dec. 1894. Arts, 1913-14. War work — Cook, V.A.D.
Hospls., Drumtochty, Dumfries, 1915-16.
NICOL, DAVID BRUCE, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Thomas N. ; b. Edinburgh, 22 Feb. 1886. M.A., 1905; B.D., 1908. " U " Coy.,
ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1902-05. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept, May 1916. Served —
France, Salonika, Greece, Egypt, Palestine, France, 1916-19. Final rank, C.F. 4th Class.
M.C., Sept. 1918.
"Micol, ibenrg SHirwarfc, p. 54.
NICOL, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.A., B.L.,
s. of Alexander N. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Sept. 1882. M.A., 1902; B.L. (dist.), 1904;
Edmond Prize. Pte., ist Scots Guards, Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 1916; Belgium,
F'rance, 1917-18; Germany, Cologne, Dec. igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant.
D.C.M., Aug. 1918. Mentd., Nov. 1918.
NICOL, JOHN UNDERWOOD,
s. of Thomas N. ; b. Edinburgh, 8 Feb. 1884. Arts, 1901-04. 2nd Lieut., 4th Royal
Scots, 2 Nov. 1915 ; attd. 4th York Regt. Home service, 1915-18. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
NICOL, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of James N. ; b. Methlick, 26 July 1880. M.A., 1903. Sapper, i/3rd (Highl.) Fid. Coy.
R.E., 30 Oct. 1915 ; attd. 402nd, 548th, 41 ith, Fid. Companies. Served — Home, 1915-18 ;
France, Belgium, July igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Coy. -Q.M. -Sergeant.
NICOL, WILLIAM WYNESS, M.B.,
s. of Alexander N. ; b. Inverurie, 15 June 1894. M.B., 1917. D.P.H., 1921. A.U.O.T.C.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1917. Served — -Mesopotamia, 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
NIVEN, ADAM STEPHEN, M.A., .M.D.,
s. of Robert N. ; b. Auchterless, 6 Dec. 1879. M.A., 1900; M.B., 1903; M.D., 1908.
War work — M.O., Turriff Aux. Hospl., 1915-19.
NIVEN, ANDREW MACKAY, M.B.,
s. of Charles N. ; b. Fyvie, 20 Mar. 1881. M.B., 1907. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 22 Jan. 1917.
Served — Egypt, Palestine, 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
NIVEN, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Charles N. ; b. Peterhead, 12 Mar. 1851. M.A. (II Math.), 1870; Boxill Prize;
B.A. (8th Wrangler), Cantab, 1874; M.A., 1877; M.B., 1880; Ch.B., 1889. Joined
R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. 2nd Gen. Western Hospl. ; M.O.H., Man-
chester. Home service, 1914-19. Final rank, Major, R.A.M.C. a la suite.
328
ROLL OJ<~ SERVICE.
NIVEN, JOHN SCOTT, M.A.,
s. of William N. ; b. Ythan Wells, 14 Aug. 1877. M.A., 1901. Attested, 1915. Called
up, Apr. 1916. Pte., R.A. Ordnance Corps. Served — Home, 1916; Salonika, Dec. 1916-
Apr. 1919. P'inal rank, Sergeant.
NIVEN, PATRICK ANGUS BARCLAY,
s. of David B. N. ; b. Walton-on-Thames, 8 Sept. 1900. Com., 1919 — . Felsted School
O.T.C. Enlisted R.A.F., 4 Sept. 1918. Home service. Final rank, Cadet.
NIVEN, WILLIAM ANDERSON,
s. of Alexander Mitchell (sic) ; b. Culsalmond, Aberdeenshire, 29 Oct. 1899. Med.,
1919 — •. Pte., A. and S. Hrs., 14 Sept. 1917. Served — Ireland. Final rank, Sergeant.
NIVEN, WILLIAM DICKIE, M.A.,
s. of Charles N. ; b. Fyvie, 26 Apr. 1879. M.A. (I Ment.), 1900; Town Medal; Crooni
Robertson Fellow. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., Jan. 1917; attd. gSth Infy. Bde.
Served — F'rance, Flanders, Jan. i9i7~Jan. 1918. Final rank, C. F., 4th Class.
NOBLE, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Thomas N. ; b. Luthermuir, Kincardineshire, 22 Feb. 1884. M.B., 1906; D.P.H.,
1908. Commd. (tempy.), I.M.S., 8 Jan. 1918. Served — South Persia, Mar. igiS-Mar.
1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd. ("London Gazette," Jan. 1920).
NOBLE, CHARLES LESLIE,
s. of Andrew N. ; b. Fraserburgh, 23 Sept. 1896. Med., 1914 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1914.
Pte., R.A.M.C., 2/ist Highl. C.C.S., 1915.
NOBLE, CRAWFORD,
s. of Crawford N. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Oct. 1880. U.D.A., 1901. 2nd Lieut., ist Suffolk
Yeomy., Oct. 1915 ; attd. 82nd Infy. Bde. Macedonian Corps. Served — Home, 9 months;
Salonika, 1916-18 ; Caucasus, 1918-19. Final rank, Major. M.B.E. Mentd., June 1917.
NOBLE, FRANK WESLEY, M.B.,
s. of William A. N. ; b. Toowoomba, Queensland, 23 May 1890. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C.
Pte., Australian Vol. Hospl., 20 Aug. 1914; commd., Feb. 1916. Served — France, Aug.-
Nov. 1914; London (King Edward VII Hospl.), Dec. i9i5~Feb. 1916; Transport duty
(England to Australia), Feb.-Apr. 1916. Final rank, Captain.
NOBLE, PETER SCOTT, M.A.,
s. of Andrew N. ; b. Fraserburgh, 17 Oct. 1899. M.A. (I Cl.), 1921 ; Liddel, Simpson,
Jenkyns, Black, Prizes; Robbie Gold Medal. Pte., 4istT.R. Batt. (Argylls), 23 Aug. 1917 ;
2/2nd Scottish Horse. Served — U.K., 1917-19.
NORRIE, ALEXANDER GEORGE,
s. of William N. ; b. Monquhitter, Aberdeenshire, 6 Feb. 1894. U.D.A., 1913. (runner,
iS7th Bde., R.F.A., 10 Mar. 1915. No. i Officer Cadet School. Served — Home, 18.
months; France, 28 months. 2nd Lieut, (on demobilization), Jan. 1919.
329
ROI.I. ('/•' SERVICE.
NORRIE, FOSTER HEDDLE BROWN, M.B.,
s. of William N. ; b. Fraserburgh, 10 July 1891. M.B., 1915. Enlisted, R.A.M.C., 1910;
commd., Apr. 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Mobilised Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Apr. 1915; attd.
I. M.S. (duty with Indian troops). Served — Home, 1915; India, Aug. 1915-^)1. 1919.
Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel.
NORRIE, JAMES,
s. of William X. ; b. Monquhitter, Aberdeenshire, 6 Mar. 1887. Sc., 1908-09. Gunner,
Australian Imp. Force, io6th Hty., Feb. 1918. Served — England, 4 months; France, Nov.
I9i8-Mar. 1919- Final rank, Gunner.
NOTMAN, XINIAN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. N. ; b. Haddington, 14 Feb. 1864. M.A., 1885. Joined ist V.K.
Manchester Regt., 1915.
OAG, JOHN ALEXANDER,
s. of James O. ; b. Wick, 25 Sept. 1895. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., Seaforth Hrs., May 1915.
Served with The King's Own (R.L.) Regt.; commd., i Aug. 1917. U.K., 1915, 1917,
1918-19; France, Oct. igis-Feb. 1917, Oct. I9i7-Aug. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
O'CONNOR, NORA,
d. of Patrick J. O'C. ; b. Chipping Norton, 28 June 1896. Arts, 1915-16. War work —
V.A.D. (Gen. Service), ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1918-19.
OGG, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander O. ; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 23 July 1855. M.A., 1877 i M.B., 1891. War
work — V.M.C.A., Harfleur, Doultens, 1916, 1918.
OGG, WILLIAM GAMMIE, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.), B.Sc.,
b. Peterculter, 2 Nov. 1891. M.A., 1912 ; B.Sc.(Agn), 1913 ; B.Sc. (Spec, dist), 1914.
War work — Technical Chemist, H.M. Factor)-, Oldbury ; Chief Chemist, H.M. Factory,
Greetland, 1915-17, 1917-19.
OGILVIE, ALEXANDER, M.A..
s. of Alexander M. O. ; b. Tillynaught, Banffshire, 18 Apr. 1881. M.A., 1902. Enlisted,
June 1915 ; commd., R.F.A., I57th Bde., 10 July 1915 ; attd. 62nd Bde. Served — Home,
1915 ; France, Jan. I9i6-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
OGILVIE, ALLAN, M.A.,
s. of William P. O. ; b. Rosehearty, Banffshire, 8 Sept. 1892. M.A., 1913; Gladstone
Memorial Prize, 1912. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 2 Feb. 1915. Served with ist Gordon
Hrs. Home, 1915 ; Belgium, France, Italy, July igis-May 1919. Final rank,
Sergeant.
OGILVIE, SIR FRANCIS GRANT, M.A.,
s. of Alexander O. ; b. Monymusk, 8 Aug. 1858. M.A. (Hons.), 1879. C.B., 1906. Served
in various Vol. Corps, 1878-1900. Commd., i July 1916; Assist. Controller, later Assist.
Director, Trench Warfare Dept., Chemical Warfare Dept., War Office, 1915-18. Final
rank, Major, graded as Assist. Director, War Office. Name brought to notice of Secy, of
State for War, 1917. Kt., Jan. 1920.
33°
ROLL OF SERVICE.
OGILVIE, GORDON, B.Com.,
s. of Alexander O. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Feb. 1898. B.Com., 1920. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Hospl. Ship in Medi-
terranean, Oct. igi5-Jan. 1916; Mesopotamia, Persia, Jan. I9i6-Dec. 1918. Final rank,
Corporal.
OGILVIE, IAN, M.B.,
s- of John O. ; b. 23 May 1886. M.B., 1908. Lieut., R.A.M.C, June 1915; attd.
County Palatine Arty., R.F.A. Served — France, 1915-17. Wounded. Final rank,
Captain.
OGILVIE, JAMES TOUGH,
s. of Thomas O. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 May 1876. Arts, 1892-94. Gunner, R.G.A., 14 June
1916; commd., i Aug. 1917. Home service, 1916-18. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
OGILVIE, WALTER JOHNSTON, M.A.,
s. of Alexander R. M. O. ; b. Brechin, 4 Sept. 1897. M.A., 1919. Gunner, R.F.A , June
1916; commd., R.G.A., 22 July 1918. Home service, 1916-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieu-
tenant.
OGSTON, SIR ALEXANDER, M.D., LL.D.,
Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
Surg.-in-Ordinary to late Queen Victoria in Scotland. Surg. -in-Ordinary to H.M. the
King, in Scotland. Hon. Col., ist Highl. Div., R.A.M.C. (T.), i Apr. 1908. Surg., Southall
Aux. Mil. Hospl. ; Brit. Eastern Aux. Hospl., Belgrade ; War Emergency Committee ;
Surg., ist Brit. Amb. Unit, Italy, 1914-17. K.C.V.O. Long service ribbon and star.
Italian Army, Cavaliere dell' Ordine delle Corona d'ltalia, 21 Nov. 1918.
OGSTON, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William O. ; b. Crathie, 17 Feb. 1869. M.A., 1889; M.B., 1893. Lieut-Col.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 1914; attd. ist Highl. C.C.S. ; O.C., sist Highl. C.C.S., France, 1915;
Staff Officer to A.D.M.S., Western Command, 1917-18; O.C., 2nd Western Gen. Hospl.,.
Manchester, 1918. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
OGSTON, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Robert O. ; b. Peterhead, 17 Mar, 1889. M.A., 1912. Joined "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs. (T.F.). Pte., 3rd Univ. Coy. Princess Patricia's Canadian L.I., 20 Aug.
1915. Served — P'rance, 1915-19. Final rank, Sergeant.
OGSTON, WALTER HENRY,
s. of Alexander O. Arts, 1889-90. Capt., Railway Transport and Embarkation Staff,
Nov. 1915. Home service, 1915-17.
OLIPHANT, EDWARD, M.B.,
s. of James O. ; b. Banff, 8 June 1866. M.B., 1894. War work — Civil Surgeon, R.N. ;
M.O., Troops, Stoneywood, 1917; M.O., "G"Coy., Gordon Hrs., Bucksburn ; District
Examiner of recruits.
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ROLL OF SEK
OLSON, JAMES WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Hugh O. ; b. Castletown, Caithness, 19 Oct. 1895. M.A., 1915. Pte., Seaforth
Hrs., June 1916; commd., 26 Sept. 1917; attcl. 5th, 4th, 2nd, Seaforth Hrs., ist D.1,.1.
Served — Home, 1916, 1917, 1918; France, Nov.-Dec. 1916; India, Egypt, France,
Jan. -June 1918, Sept. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
OSTLERE, ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of RobertO.; b. Howden, 28 Sept. 1845. M-B-> l87°- Surg.-Capt., R.A.M.C., Qth
County of London Vol. Regt. War work — Med. Referee, Record Med. Officer, Stoke
Newington, 1914-19.
OWEN, THOMAS CLIFFORD,
s. of Charles A. O. ; b. Simla, 31 July 1894. Med., 1912-17. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.),
1914.
PARK, ALEXANDER WILLIAM CHRYSTAL, M.A.,
s. of William P.; b. New Pitsligo, 24 Feb. 1895. M.A., 1919. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Belgium, Feb. 1915-
Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
PARK, GEORGE MATHIESON, M.A,, B.D.,
s. of William P.; b. Inverurie, i June, 1858. M.A., 1886; B.D., 1889. War work-
Substitute Chaplain, 3rd Gordon Hrs., Aberdeen, 1916-17.
PARK, JAMES ROBERT, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of James P.; b. Aberdeen, 24 May 1888. M.A., 1910; LL.B. (dist), 1911. Pte.,
4th Cameron Hrs., Aug. 1914; commd., Feb. 1915 ; attd. 7th, 5th, 3rd, Cameron Hrs.
Served — U.K., 1914, 1918; France, Feb. igis-June 1918; Germany, Apr. -Aug. 1919.
Final rank, Captain.
PARK, WILSON HENRY GORDON, M.A.,
s. of William P.; b. Boyndlie, 9 May 1897. M.A., 1919. A.U.O.T.C. Pte., nth
Gordon Hrs., May 1916; commd., 2nd Gordon Hrs., 24 Apr. 1917. Served — Home,
1916-17; France, 1917-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
PATERSON, ALEXANDER CARDNO, M.A.,
s. of Alexander P. ; b. Enzie, 30 Oct. 1888. M.A. (II Eng.), 1911. Gunner, 3/ist Highl.
Bde. R.F.A. (T.), 25th June, 1915 ; commd., 6/170 Bde. R.F.A., 26 July 1916 ; attd. 5th
Res. Bde. Served — Home, 1915-17, 1918-19; France, Jan.-Aug. 1917. Wounded,
discharged, 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
PATERSON, ALEXANDER COWIE, M.B.,
s. of James P.; b. Keig, 5 Apr. 1894. M.B., 1918. A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C,
8 Aug. 1918. Served — U.K., 1918, 1919; France, Germany (Army of occupation), Aug.
igiS-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
PATERSON, ALEXANDER WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Allan G. P. ; b. Forglen, 18 Jan. 1894. M.A., 1919. Joined "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1912. Mobilized. Transfd. R.E. (Spec. Bde.). Served — Home, i year 3 months;
France, 2 years 9 months. Final rank, Pioneer.
332
ROLL OF SERVICE.
PATERSON, ARTHUR WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of James N. P. ; b. Glenmuick, Aberdeenshire, 5 Oct. 1870. M.B., 1892. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 29 Nov. 1914; attd. ist (R.) East Anglian Fid. Amb. ; ist Eastern Gen.
Hospl., Cambridge; 6th Gen. Hospl., France; No. 9 Coy., R.A.M.C., Colchester. Served
—Home, 1914-18, 1918-19; France, Oct.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Acting Major.
patcrson, Cbarles <5orJ>on, P. 93
PATERSON, FRANCIS JAMES SKINNER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander M. P. ; b. Longmanhill, 2 June 1886. M.A., 1908. War work— Special
Constable, Friockheim, 1914-16. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 16 Feb. 1917. Served with
ist (Res.) Garrison Batt. H.L.I., i2th Batt. H.L.I. Home, 1917-18; Belgium, 1918-19.
Final rank, L. /Corporal.
PATERSON, JAMES BUCHANAN, M.A.,
s. of James S. P.; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 25 Oct. 1879. M.A. (Ill Cl.), 1901. Pte.,
6th Gordon Hrs., Apr. 1915: commd., Sept. 1915; attd. sth, 4th, Gordon Hrs.; 6th
Seaforth Hrs. Served — Home, 1915, 1916-18, 1918; France, Oct. igis-Sept. 1916;
Apr. -Oct. 1918. Final rank, Acting Captain.
PATERSON, JAMES DONALDSON, M.A., B.L.,
s. of Alexander P. ; b. Macduff, 25 Sept. 1880. M.A., 1905., B.L., 1905. Commd., 6th
Gordon Hrs., 1906. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home service, 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
Mentd., Aug. 1919.
PATTERSON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of Alexander P. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Mar. 1895. M.A., 1915. Pte., 4th (Res.) Gordon
Hrs., Mar. 1915; commd., 7th Gordon Hrs., Oct. 1915; transfd. King's African Rifles
and E. African Mechanical Transport Corps. Served — France, Jan.-July 1916; British
and German E.. Africa, Jan. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
PATTERSON, JOSEPH HENRY, M.B.,
s. of William P. ; b. Enniscorthy, 6 Nov. 1867. M.B., 1894., B.A. (R.U.I.), 1904. Lieut,
R.A.M.C., 1915.
PATON, ROBERT NICOL, M.A., B.D.,
b. Stalybridge, i Feb. 1886. M.A., 1907; B.D., 1910. Enlisted, 1915.
PAUL, ELIZABETH HAY, M.A.,
d. of Charles P.; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 5 Jan. 1892. M.A. (Ill Eng.), 1913. War
work — Substitute Teacher, Jedburgh, 1914-18.
PAYNE, EDWARD MARTEN, M.B.,
s. of Alfred P.; b. Edgbaston, n May 1857. M.B., 1895. War work— Civil M.O.,
Queen Mary's Mil. Hospl., Whalley ; M.O., T. Dep6t, Blackburn, etc., 1915-19-
PEARSE, WILFRID WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William H. P.; b. Plymouth, 16 Sept. 1870. M.B., zSgs ; D.P.H., 1894; M.D.
(Highest Hons.), 1906. Pte., Hong Kong Vol. Res., Oct. 1914. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
Jan. 1918. Served — Hong Kong, 1914-17 ; England, Jan.-Aug., 1918, Mar. -Sept., 1919 ;
France, Sept. igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
333
ROLL OF SERVICR.
PEARSON, EDGAR ALAN HAMILTON, M.B.,
s. of James F. P.; b. Uitenhage, S. Africa, 8 Nov. 1888. M.H., 1912. Scottish
Univ. Troop and R.A.M.C. Commd., R.A.M.C., Oct. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15,
1916, 1917-18; Gallipoli, June-Oct. 1915; France, June I9i6-June 1917. Final rank,
Captain.
PEARSON, JOSEPH, M.B.,
s. of William P. ; b. Sheffield, 9 Oct. 1863. M.B., 1887. Lieut., R.A.M.C., July 1915 ;
attd. 3rd Northern Gen. Hospl., Sheffield ; 59th Gen. Hospl., France. Served — 3^ years ;
France, 4 months. Final rank, Captain.
PEDDIE, CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of Charles S. P.; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 17 May 1862. M.A., 1884; L.R.C.P.,
L.R.C.S. (Ed.); L.F'.P.S. (Glas.), 1893. War work — Augmented practice to release
medical men, 1915-18.
PELLY, FRANK LA QUESNE, M.B.,
s. of C. H. P. ; b. Bolarum, India, 2 Mar. 1880. M.B., 1903. Lieut., R.A.M.C, 1915.
Served — France, Belgium, Italy, Salonika, 1915-19. Final rank, Captain.
PERRY, DENIS JOSEPH VIEGAS, M.B.,
s. of U. B. Pereira; b. Zanzibar, 26 Dec. 1882. M.B., 1917. I.M.S. M.O. (tempy.
subord.), Roy. Victoria Hospl., Netley, 1914.
PERRY, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of James P.; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 16 Mar. 1869. M.A. (I Cl.), 1891. War work—
Y.M.C.A., France, June-Oct. 1918.
peter, Hlistatr (Bor&on, M.A., 1898, M.B., 1903 ; P. 64.
PETERKIN, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John P.; b. Portsoy, 27 Sept. 1885. M.A. (I Cl.), 1908. Joined "U" Coy. 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1911. Mobilized Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs. Served with 5th Cameron Hrs.,
4th Gordon Hrs. Commd., 15 Dec. 1915. Home, i^ years; France, Belgium, z£ years.
Final rank, Acting Captain.
PETERKIN, CHARLES DUNCAN, M.A., I.L.B.,
s. of Henry P.; b. Aberdeen, 14 June 1887. M.A., 1908; LL.B., 1911. and Lieut.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 1909; mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-16;
France, Feb-Oct. 1915, Aug-Sept. 1916; Home, Sept.-Nov. 1916; France and Army of
the Rhine, Nov. 191 6-Dec. 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. C.B.E., June 1919.
Two mentions, Jan. 1918, July 1919.
PETERKIN, HENRY, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Henry P.; b. Aberdeen, 14 Mar. 1877. M.A., 1896; M.B. (Hons.), 1900. Capt,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.); attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914-19.
PETERKIN, JAMES HAROLD STUART,
s. of John P.; b. Portsoy, 3 Mar. 1895. Arts, 1913-14. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1913. Mobilized, 4th Aug. 1914; commd., "13" Coy. isth Batt. M.G.C., 25 Oct.
1916. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916-17 ; France, Feb. igis-Aug. 1916, June I9i7-Feb.
1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., Mar. 1918.
334
ROLL OF SKRl'ICE.
PETERKIN, REGINALD CARNIE, B.Com.,
s. of John P.; b. Fordyce, 31 Jan. 1897. B.Com., 1920. Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs., ^7
Sept. 1914; commd., yth Gordon Hrs., 26 June 1917 ; attd. 4th Devonshire Regt., Brit.
Mil. Mission, Constantinople. Served — Home, 1914-18; Mesopotamia, Constantinople,
Jan. igiS-Aug. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
PETERS, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of J. S. P. ; b. Campbeltown, 30 May 1889. M.A. (I Math.), 1910 ; (1 Econ. So.), 1911;
Boxill, Greig, Prizes ; Town Council Gold Medal. War work — Liaison Blockade Work —
in service of Russian Govt. till 1918; Secy., Economic Mission to Russia, 1918.
PETRIE, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of Thomas P. ; b. Inveraven, Banffshire, 9 Sept. 1879. M.A., 1900. War work —
— Special duty, Central Intelligence Dept., India, and the Far East, 1914-19.
PETRIE, GAVIN EMSLIE ARGO, M.B.,
s. of Joseph P.; b. Kincardine O'Neil, 17 Nov. 1882. M.B., 1906. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
1916.
PETRIE, GEORGE FORD, M.D.,
s. of Alexander P.; b. Arbroath, 10 Mar. 1874. M.B., 1898; M.D. (Highest Hons.),
1903. Capt, R.A.M.C. Served — France, Nov. 19 14- Nov. 1917; Italy, Nov. i9i7~Mar.
1919.
PHILIP, CHARLES ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of John P. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 31 Jan. 1893. M.B., 1921. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs. (T.F.), 1910. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with ist Highl. Fid. Amb., A.S.C.,
ist Batt. The Rifle Bde. Commd., Apr. 1917. U.K., 1914-15, 1916-17 ; Egypt, Gallipoli,
Apr. -Nov. 1915 ; France, May-Oct. 1917. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
PHILIP, COLVIN SMITH,
s. of James P.; b. Strichen, 27 Oct. 1893. U.D.A., 1914. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1914.
PHILIP, FREDERICK, M.B.,
s. of William P. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Sept. 1872. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1898. Surg.-Lieut.,
ist Aberd. Vol. R.E., 1906; Capt., R.A.M.C. "(T.), 1909. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home
service, 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
PHILIP, JAMES CHARLES, M.A., D.Sc.,
s. of John P.; b. Fordoun, 12 Feb. 1873. M.A. (I Math.), 1893; B.Sc. (Spec, dist),
1895; D.Sc., 1906; Town Council Gold Medal, Murray Scholarship. F.R.S. War
work — Secy., Roy. Soc. Sectional Chemical Committee, production of Drugs at Universities,
etc., 1915-19. Chemical Warfare Committee (poison gas), 1916-19.
PHILIP, JAMES PORTER, M.D.,
s. ofG. F. I. P. ; b. Inverkeithny, 15 Oct. 1865. M.B., 1889; D.P.H. (with credit), 1889-
M.D., 1892. War work — O.C., 6th Northumberland V.A.D. Hospl., 1914-19. Mentd.,
Nov. 1918.
335
ROLL OF SERVICE.
PHILIP, JAMES WILLIAM MILNE,
s. of John P. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Mar. 1894. Law, 1915-16. Pte., 3rd K.O.S.B., Feb. 1916.
Served with Royal Scots; commd., Jan. 1918. France, Apr. Dec. 1916, Jan. -Sept. 1918;
Home, 1916-18, 1918-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
pbiltp, Jobn Hlejan&er, P. 90.
PHILIP, JOHN ANDERSON, M.A.,
s. of G. F. I. P.; b. Aberdeen, 18 Nov. 1870. M.A., 1891. War work — Substitute
Clergyman, Chaplaincy of Glamis, 1914 — .
PHILIP, RICHARD LEWIS,
s. of Alexander P. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 June 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Cadet, R.F.C., June
1917; commd., 13 Sept. 1917. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, 1918. Final rank,
Lieutenant, R.A.F.
PHILIP, ROBERT GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of John P. ; b. Fordoun, 22 Nov. 1868. M.A. (II Cl., II Ment.), 1888 ; Hutton Prize.
War work — Army Audit, Records Office, Perth, 1915, 1916. Substitute Chaplain, Glasgow,
1916-17.
PHILIP, THOMAS WILLIAMS, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William M. P.; b. Truro, Nova Scotia, 6 May 1867. M.A., 1888; M.B., 1891.
Commd., R.N., 1894. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Grand Fleet, North Sea, 1914-
15, 1915-17; served in H.M.H.S. " Soudan " (Suvla Bay), July-Aug. 1915. Final rank,
Surg. -Commander.
PHILIP, WILFRID PATON, M.B.,
s. of John P.; b. Aberdeen, 20 Mar. 1888. M.B., 1912; Thomson Bursar; Duthie
Scholar. Pte., 7th V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1905-09; commd., R.A.M.C., 12 Feb. 1918;
attd. i/2nd Highl. Fid. Amb. ; i/6th Black Watch. Served — France, Mar.-Oct. 1918;
Home (Specialist, Cerebro-Spinal Fever, etc.), 1918-19. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Oct.
1918.
PHILIP, WILLIAM MARSHALL, M.B.,
s. of William M. P.; b. Skene, 12 July 1872. M.B., 1895; D.P.H., 1897. War work-
Chief Sanitary Officer, Thames and Medway Garrison, 1916.
PHILP, ROBERT CHARLES PENNY,
s. of Andrew K. P. ; b. Strichen, 16 Aug. 1895. Sc., 1919—. Pte., I7th H.L.I., Sept.
1914; commd., gth Scottish Rifles, 12 Sept. 1915. Served — Home, 1914-16; France,
Apr. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Apr. 1917. Bar to M.C., May 1917.
Belgian Croix de Guerre, Dec. 1918. Mentd., Jan. 1917.
PICKTHALL, JOSEPH, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Henry P. ; b. Burnley, 1 1 Dec. 1882. M.A., 1909; B.D., 1912. R.A. Chaplains'
Dept., C.F., 7 Jan. 1916; attd. I2th Res. Batt. East Lanes. Regt. Home service, I year.
Final rank, C.F., Captain. Hon. rank, Jan. 1919.
336
ROLL OF SERVICE.
PIRIE, ALEXANDER IRVINE, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Alexander I. P.; b. Kirkwall, 29 Sept. 1880. M.A. (II Ment.), 1902; B.D., 1907.
War work-pY.M.C.A., France, 1916; Brit. Red Cross Socy., Aberdeen, 1918. Commd.,
R.A. Chaplains' Uept., 4th Class, 9 Jan. 1917. Served — France, 12 months. Final
rank, Captain. Hon. C.F., for services rendered.
PIRIE, ALFRED JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Alexander I. P.; b. Rousay, 8 Apr. 1885. M.B., 1907. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Sept.
1916. Served — France, 2-£ years. Final rank, Captain. M.C.
PIRIE, ARTHUR WILLIAM RETTIE, M.B.,
s. of Arthur P.; b. Mintlaw, 15 Nov. 1882. M.B., 1908. Lieut, R.A.M.C., July 1916;
attd. R.A.F. Mod. Service. Served — France, Aug. I9i6-Sept. 1917; Home, 1917-19.
Final rank, Captain.
PIRIE, CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of William P.; b. Aberdeen, 8 Jan. 1897. M.A., 1920. Pte., 4th ^Gordon Hrs., 31
Jan. 1916. Served with 3rd Black Watch. Home, 1916; France, Mar. I9i6-Mar. 1918;
Prisoner of War, 22 Mar. -Nov. 1918. Final rank, L./Corporal.
PIRIE, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of William R. P. ; b. Keith, 20 June 1888. M.B., 1913. Commd., R.A.M.C., 22 Dec.
1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; Gallipoli, Mar. -Sept. 1915; France, Flanders, Dec.
ct. 1919. Final rank, Major. Mentd., July 1919.
IMrte, (Silbert Hlejran&er, P. 40.
PIRIE, JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James P.; b. Keith, 2 Apr. 1864. M.A. (Hons.), 1884; M.B., 1887; M.D., 1901 ;
Nat. Sc. Prize. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i July 1915. Served — Home, 9 months; Salonika,
Egypt, France, 3 years. Final rank, Acting Major.
PIRIE, JAMES ELPHINSTONE,
s. of James P. ; b. Keith, 20 Jan. 1899. Arts, 1916-17, 1919 — . Pte., 42nd T.R. Batt,
July 1917. Served with gth, 4th, Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1917-18; France, Germany,
Feb. igiS-Aug. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant.
PIRIE, JOHN GEDDES, M.B.,
s. of John P. ; b. Enzie, Banffshire, 23 July 1875. M.B., 1896. Brit. Red Cross Socy.
(Scottish Branch), Cullen Aux. Hospl., 1916.
PIRIE, JOHN WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander I. P.; b. Rousay, 23 Nov. 1888. M.A. (I Cl. dist.), 1910; Simpson
Greek Prize ; Ferguson Scholar. Glas. Univ. O.T.C. 2nd Lieut., 4th Hampshire Regt.
(T.F.), 20 Dec. 1914. Seconded M.G.C. Served — India, Mesopotamia, Dec. I9i4-May
1916; Home, 1916-18; France, Jan.-Mar. 1918. Final rank, Acting Captain.
PIRIE, MARGARET FORBES,
d. of George P.; b. Old Aberdeen, 15 June 1884. Arts, 1908-09. War work — Scottish
Churches' Huts, Scotland.
337 22
ROLL OF SERVICE.
BMrtc, TlOUlliam Sbewan, — P. ss-
PIRIE, WILLIAM RATTRAY, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Johnston K. P. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Aug. 1868. M.A., 1888 ; M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1892.
Joined R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized Major, R.A.M.C. a la suite, Aug. 1914. Attd.
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914-16; seconded lor duty, Military Recruiting Board, 1916 — .
Final rank, Major. O.B.E. Thanked by Secretary of State for War for special services,
March 1917.
PLAYFAIR, DAVID ALEXANDER,
s. of David P.; b. St. Cyrus, 5 Feb. 1896. Sc., 1919 — . Trooper, Fife and Forfar
Yeoy., 20 May 1914. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served with K.O.S.B. Served — Home,
1914-16, 1918-19; France, Dec. I9i6-Apr. 1917, Nov. I9i7-Aug. 1918. Final rank,
Corporal.
POLE, JAMES DENHAM,
s. of J. L. P. ; b. Lerwick, 6 Feb. 1892. Med., 1915-16, 1918—. A.U.O.T.C. Pioneer,
R.E., Special Companies, Oct. 1916. Served — Home, 1916, 1917-18; France, Dec.
I9i6-July 1917. Final rank, Pioneer.
POLSON, MARK, M.B.,
s. of John P.; b. 25 Apr. 1871. M.B., 1893. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1915.
PORTER, DOUGLAS, M.B.,
s. of William P. ; b. Woodside, Aberdeen, 9 June 1885. M.B., 1908 ; D.P.H., 1909.
"U" Coy., Scottish Horse, 1903-05. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), ist Lond. Sanitary Coy.,
23 Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Belgium, Germany, Feb. I9i6-Sept.
1919. P'inal rank, Captain.
PORTER, SIR JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James P.; b. Monymusk, 5 Dec. 1851. M.A., 1874; M.B., 1877; M.D., 1901.
Cpl., ist A.R.V. (later i/4th Gordon Hrs.), 1869-77. Commd., R.N., 1877. Surg. -Vice-
Admiral, 1908-13. Retd. Mobilized Principal Naval Med. Transport Officer, Aug. 1914.
Served — U.K., 1914-17; Mediterranean, Dardanelles (Army and Navy), June-Dec. 1915.
Commr., Med. Services under Ministry of National Service, 1917-19. C.B., 1902. K.C.B.,
1910. K.C.M.G., Jan. 1916.
PORTER, JOHN ALEXANDER,
s. of John P.; b. Huntly, 6 May 1877. Arts, 1893-95. Volunteer, \\ years. Driver,
M.T., R.A.S.C., 26 July 1918, Highl. Amb. M.T., No. 171 Anti-aircraft Bty. Served—
Home; France, Belguim, igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Driver.
PORTER, RICHARD REGINALD MAITLAND, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James L. P.; b. Aberdeen, 16 Oct. 1888. M.A., 1908; M.B. (Rons.), 1912; Fife
Jamieson, Lizars, Anderson Gold, Keith Gold, Medals ; John Murray Medal and Scholar-
ship. Lieut., I.M.S., Jan. 1913. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — India, i year ; Home,
6 months; France, 2 years; South Persia, 18 months. Final rank, Captain. M.C.
PRAIN, DAVID,
s. of William P. ; b. Montrose, 12 Apr. 1892. Sc., 1911-14. Joined "U" Coy., Gordon
Hrs. (T.F.), 1911. Served with, 2nd Batt. H.A.C., 4th Coldstream Guards. Served —
France. Final rank, Acting Schoolmaster.
338
ROLL OF SERVICE.
PREDDY, ADELINE JANE, M.A.,
d. of Charles P.; b. Arbuthnot, n Jan. 1894. M.A., 1915. War work — Analytical
Chemist, Admiralty Laboratories, Middlesbrough, Glasgow, Sheffield, 1916-19.
PRESSLIE, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of James P.; b. Aberdeen, 12 Apr. 1871. M.B., 1896. Commd., R.A.M.C., 25 Apr.
1915; attd. Highl. C.C.S. M.O., 307, 317, Bdes., R.F.A. ; M.O., 2/4th Gloucesters.
Served — France, 1915-18. Final rank, Captain.
PRINGLE, ALEXANDER FERGUSON,
s. of Gavin P. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Jan. 1893. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 2/ist Highl. Fid. Amb.,
R.A.M.C., 18 Nov. 1914. Served — Home, 5 months; France, 3 years 10 months. Final
rank, Sergeant. '
PRINGLE, ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, M.D.,
s. of Robert P. P.; b. Adelaide, Cape Colony, 27 Oct. 1878. M.B., 1904; M.D. (com.),
1916. Joined S.A. Med. Corps, Aug. 1914. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1918. Served — S.
Africa, 1914-15 ; France, Aug. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
PRINGLE, IVAN TERENCE, M.A.,
s. of John W. P.; b. Calcutta, 20 Feb. 1887. M.A., 1909. Lieut., LA. (Vol. Corps),
1917.
PRINGLE, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John P.; b. Durness, 24 July 1849. M.B., 1872. C.M.G., 1900. War work —
President, Recruiting Committee, Jamaica, 1914-18.
proctor, 3obn, M.A., 1909, M.B., 1913 ; P. 96.
PROCTOR, WILLIAM FERRIER,
s. of Alexander P. ; b. Bucksburn, 21 Jan. 1898. Com., 1919 — . Pte., 3rd Gordon
Hrs., i Oct. 1916. Commd., 6th Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-17;
France, Dec. 1917-001. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
PROFEIT, ALEXANDER CHARLES, M.D.,
s. of John P.; b. Towie, Aberdeenshire, 4 Jan. 1867. M.B., 1899; M.D. (com.), 1905;
D.P.H., 1910. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 8 Apr. 1915. Home service, 1915-19. Final rank,
Major.
PROFEIT, CHARLES WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Alexander P. ; b. Tarland, [23] Aug. 1870. M.B., 1893. Surg. -Lieut., A.M.S.,
1898. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Belgium, Aug. I9i4-Feb. 1918. Final
rank, Colonel. C.M.G. D.S.O. Five mentions, 1914, 1915, 1917, 1918, 1919.
profeit, Xeopolo, M.A., 1896 ; P. 58.
PURDY, JAMES ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of George P.; b. Morpeth, 25 June 1857. M.B., 1883. Lieut., Vol. Army, 1892;
Colonel, Territorial Army, 1910. Mobilized, N.Z. Army Med. Staff, Aug. 1914. Served —
New Zealand, 1914 — . Final rank, Colonel. T.D. C.B.E.
339
ROLL OF SERVICE.
Pt'RDY, JOHN SMITH, M.D.,
s. of George P.; b. Morpeth, 31 Jan. 1872. M.B., 1898; M.I)., 1904; D.P.H. (Camh.),
1903. Surg.-Capt., N.Z. Mtd. Rifles, 1901. Mobilized Major, Australian Army Mnl.
Corps., 28 Sept. 1914. Served — Egypt, Dardanelles, France, 4 years. Final rank, Acting
Colonel. D.S.O., June 1917. Two mentions, Sept., Dec., 1917.
RAE, BEATRIX, M.A., B.Sc.,
b. Rathen, 17 Mar. 1894. M.A., 1916; B.Sc., 1920. War work — Chemical analysis,
Admiralty Laboratory, University of Sheffield, 1917-18.
RAE, CHARLES LESLIE,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 July 1883. Law, 1904-06. War work — Staff of Inspecting
Engineer, Whitley Camp, 1914-16. Gunner, R.G.A., 15 Mar. 1916. Served — Home,
1916-17; France, Belgium, Jan. 1917-1919. Final rank, Acting Corporal.
RAE, CORNELIUS THOMSON, M.A., B.D.,
s. of George R. ; b. Lybster, 17 July 1886. M.A., 1910; B.D., 1913. Officiating Clergy-
man, Farnley Camp, 1914-17. Commd., C.F., 4th Class, 30 Oct. 1917; attd. 51)1 Div.
Served — Home, 1917-18; Italy, Mar. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Chaplain to the
Forces, 4th class. Mentd., Jan. 1919.
RAE, DAVID,
s. of David R. ; b. Tyrie, 16 Jan. 1896. U.D.A., 1915. Joined R.A.M.C. ; discharged,
medically unfit, 1916.
RAE, DAVID ERNEST, M.B.,
s. of John R. ) b. Edinburgh, 30 Oct. 1882. M.B., 1908. War work — Surgeon, Mercan-
tile Marine, 1916-17.
RAE, ELSIE SPENCE,
d. of John S. R. ; b. Banff, 16 Nov. 1898. Arts, 1919-20. War work — Red Cross, V.A.D.
Nursing, North Eastern District.
RAE, HARRY JAMES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Jan. 1886. M.A., 1907; M.B. (Hons.), 1911;
D.P.H., 1914; Shepherd Mem. Gold Medal. Lieut., R.A.M.C., June 1917. Served —
Egypt, Palestine, 1917-19. F'inal rank, Captain. M.C., Apr. 1918.
IRae, James, M.A., 1904, M.B., 1909, M.D., 1911 ; p. 54.
RAE, JAMES, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John R. ; b. Dyce, 21 May 1888. M.A., 1910; B.D., 1914. War work— Y.M.C.A.,
Hut Leader, France, 1917. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 8 Apr. 1918; attd. 3rd
K.O.S.B., loth Black Watch, I4th H.L.I., sist, 47th, C.C.S., etc. Served— U.K., France,
Belgium, i year 4 months. Final rank, Chaplain to the F'orces, 4th Class.
RAE, JAMES ALEXANDER,
s. of Alfred R. ; b. Cheshunt, 23 Oct. 1897. Sc., 1915-16. Pte., 251)1 Middlesex Regt,
31 Jan. 1916. Served — Home, 8 months; China, 18 months. F'inal rank, Private.
34°
ROLL OF SERVICE.
RAE, JAMES BURNETT, M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Edinburgh, 6 Feb. 1880. M.B., 1902; F.R.S.M. Lieut, R.A.M.C.,
1 6 Feb. 1916. Home service, 1916-19.
RAE, JOHN EVERARD, M.A.,
s. of John R. ; b. Edinburgh, 12 May 1870. M.A., 1891. Commd., ist Highl. Bde.,
R.F.A., 1896. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Served— Home, 3 years ; France, i£ years.
Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. T.D.
RAE, WILLIAM, M.A., B.L.,
s. of William R. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Jan. 1883. M.A., 1903; B.L. (dist), 1906. Enlisted
ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1900; commd., 1903; resigned, 1910. Apptd. Capt, 72nd Regt.
Seaforth Hrs. of Canada. Mobilized, 10 Aug. 1914. And. i6th, 3rd, 4th, Canadian Infy.
Batts., General Staff Canadian Corps, etc. Served — Canada, 1914-15 ; France, Feb. -June
1915 ; France, Belgium, Germany, Dec. igis-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
D.S.O., Jan. 1916. Croix de Guerre (French), Aug. 1918. Four mentions, 1916, 1918,
Jan., July, 1919.
RAFFAN, JAMES, M.D.,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Aug. 1885. M.B., 1906; M.D., 1909; F.R.C.S., Ed.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., Oct. 1915; attd. 39th C.C.S., Soth Gen. Hospl. Served— Gallipoli,
Egypt, France, Salonika. Final rank, Captain.
RAIT, ALISTER G.,
s. of David R. ; b. Hardmuir, Nairnshire, 10 Aug. 1894. Sc., 1912-13. Pte., RAMC
1914.
RAIT, ROBERT SANGSTER, M.A., LL.D.,
s. of David R. ; b. Narborough, Leicestershire, 10 Feb. 1874. M.A., 1894; B.A. (ist cl
Hist. Mod.), Oxon., 1899; M.A., 1903; LL.D., 1921. War work— War Trade In-
telligence Dept., 1915-18. C.B.E., June 1918.
RAITT, JOHN, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Dec. 1890. M.A., 1913; B.Sc., 1918. War work-
Chemist, H.M. Munition Factory, 1916.
RAMAGE, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of William R. ; b. Edinburgh, 14 Apr. 1882. M.A., 1904. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs 19
Jan. 1915. Served with ist Gordon Hrs. Home, 1915; Flanders, Apr.-June 1915
Wounded. Home, demobilized, Aug. 1916. Final rank, Acting L. /Corporal.
RAMSAY, ARCHIBALD, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Andrew R. ; b. Fetteresso, Kincardineshire, 29 Nov. 1869. MA 1890- MB
1896. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i July 1915. Served— Home, 1915, 1917-18; Egypt, Gallipo^
bept.-Dec. 1915; Egypt, France, Jan. I9i6-June 1917; France, Sept. I9i8-Mar iqiq,
Final rank, Captain.
TRamsag, lewis IHeil Oriffitt, M.A., i9n, B.SC., 1912 ; P. 2.
341 22 *
ROLL OF SERVICE.
RAMSAY, MARY PATON, M.A.,
d. of William M. R. ; b. Oxford, 25 Oct. 1885. M.A. (IEng.), 1908. War work— Clerical
work, Munitions (T.N.T.), Edinburgh, 1915-17. Assist. Administrator, Q.M.A.A.C.,
France, Aug. igiy-May 1919.
RAMSAY, ROWELLYN,
s. of William R. ; b. New Elgin, 2 Apr. 1898. Com., 1919 — . Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs.,
27 May 1916. Served with 6th, 8th (Cyclist Batt.), Gordon Hrs. Home, 1916-17, 1918-
19; France, Apr. 191 y-Apr. 1918; Prisoner of War, n Apr.-n Nov. 1918; Rhine Army,
June-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant.
RANKINE, THOMAS PRIMROSE, M.A.,
s. of Edward R. ; b. Belhelvie, 3 Nov. 1868. M.A., 1889. War work — Scottish Churches'
Huts, France, 1917, 1918-19.
RANNIE, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John R. ; b. Ythan Wells, 7 June 1885. M.A., 1907. War work — Special Constable,
Troon, 1914-17. Attested, Nov. 1915; called up, 30 June 1917. Joined Spec. Bde,
R.E. Served — Home, 1917 ; France, Sept. i9i7~Oct. 1918. Final rank, Pioneer.
RANNIE, JAMES,
s. of Robert R. ; b. Peterculter, Aberdeenshire, 9 Oct. 1899. Med., 1916-18, 1919 — .
A.U.O.T.C. Surg. -Sub. -Lieut., R.N.V.R., Aug. 1918. Active service. Aug. igiS-Mar.
1919. Final rank, Surg. -Sub. -Lieutenant.
RANNIE, ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of William R. ; b. Glenbucket, 14 Jan. 1861. M.B., 1887; D.P.H., 1889. War work
— -Substitute Medical Practitioner, Augmented District, Peterculter, etc., 1914-18.
RATTRAY, IAN MAXWELL,
b. Edinburgh, 12 Jan. 1889. Sc., 1909-10; B.A., Camb. Camb. O.T.C. War work —
Orderly, Lady Paget's Med. Unit, Serbia, 1914-15. 2nd Lieut., 4th Roy. Enniskilling
Fusiliers, 9 Dec. 1915; attd. 9th, 8th, Roy. Enniskilling Fusiliers. Served — Home, 1915-
16; France, July I9i6-Mar. 1917. Final rank, and Lieutenant. Serbian Red Cross
Medal, Mar. 1915.
REAH, HENRY,
s. of John H. R. ; b. Gosforth, 9 June 1878. D.P.H., 1918; M.B., B.S. (Durh.). Surg.-
Lieut., R.N.V.R., 1905. Mobilized. Served — North Sea, 1914-15, 1916; Dardanelles,
Jan. i9i5~Feb. 1916; Naval Base, Aberdeen, 1916-19. Final rank, Acting Surg. -Com-
mander.
REAICH, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of William R. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 3 Feb. 1864. M.A., 1886. Pte., 2nd V.B.
Gordon Hrs., 1917-19.
REAVLEY, JOSEPH,
s. of Matthew R. ; b. West Cornforth, 17 June 1872. Arts, 1896-99. War work — Officiat-
ing Clergyman, Presbyterian Troops, Northumberland, 1914-19; Y.M.C.A., Hut Leader ;
Tempy. Chapl., Home, France, 1917.
342
ROLL OF SERVICE.
REES, DAVID COOPER, M.A.,
s. of I). J. R. ; b. Ystradygodwg, Glamorganshire, 24 July 1889. M.A., 1911. Pte.,
73rd Fid. Amb., R.A.M.C., 1.1 Jan. 1915 ; 6yth Fid. Arab. Commd., R.F.A. (x/38
T.M.B.), Oct. 1917. Served — Home, 1915; France, Sept.-Nov. 1915, Feb. igiS-Jan.
1919; Macedonia, Dec. igis-Oct. 1916. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. Mentd., July
1917.
REID, ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of William R. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 18 Dec. 1872. M.B., 1894; M.D., 1904. War
work— Hon. Phys., Naval Base Hospl, Inverness, 1914-19; Surgeon, Brit. Red Cross
(Scottish Branch), Hedgefield, Leys Castle, Red Cross Aux. Hospls., 1915-19.
REID, ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Buckie, 28 Sept. 1897. Med., 1919—. Pte., R.AiM.C. (T.F.),
jo Aug. 1915. Served with 3/ist Highl. Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., i/2nd Highl. Fid. Amb.,
King's Lanes. Convalescent Depdt, 8ist Gen. Hospl., 5th Indian Native Lab. Gen.
Hospl. U.K., 2 years 4 months; France, 19 months. Final rank, Private.
REID, ALEXANDER CHRISTIE, M.A., B.Sc., M.D.,
s. of Alexander H. R. ; b. Dundee, 28 Apr. 1877. M.A., 1897; B.Sc., 1900; M.B.
(Hons.), 1902 ; M.D. (Hons.), 1905. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 58th (Scottish) Gen. Hospl.,
Apr. 1917 ; attd. i/3rd North Midland Fid. Amb. Served — France, May I9i7-Nov. 1918.
Final rank, Captain. Mentd., Oct. 1918.
REID, ALEXANDER DAWSON, M.B.,
s. of George R. ; b. Banff, 10 Apr. 1886. M.B., 1910. ist V.B. Gordon Hrs. Lieut.,
2nd East Anglian Fid. Amb., R.A.M.C. (T.), July 1915. Served — Home, 1915, 1916;
Dardanelles, Aug. -Oct. 1915 ; Egypt, Palestine, Apr. I9i6-July 1917. Final rank,
Captain.
REID, ALEXANDER EDWIN, M.B.,
s. of Robert R. ; b. Old Meldrum, 29 Dec. 1898. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Surg.-
Probationer, R.N.V.R., 4 Aug. 1917. Served in H.M.S. "Mischief," Scapa Flow, Aug.
I9i7-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Surgeon-Probationer.
REID, ALEXANDER KEITH, M.A.,
s. of William R. ; b. Longside, 26 Feb. 1884. M.A., 1908. Gunner, R.F.A., 24 May
1916, a/35i Bde. Home service, 1916-19. Final rank, Acting Corporal.
REID, ARTHUR GEORGE, M.D.,
s. of George R. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Jan. 1883. M.B., 1916; M.D. (com.), 1919; Lizars,
Keith Gold, Anderson Gold, Medals ; John Murray Medal and Scholarship ; Lyon Prize.
A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 27 June 1916. Served— Home, 5 months; Mace-
donia, Serbia, 2 years 3 months. Final rank, Captain.
REID, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of David R.; b. Aberdeen, 5 Nov. 1864. M.B., 1886. War work— Brit. Red Cross
Socy., Commandant, 5th Staffs V.A.D. ; Deputy County Director, Staffordshire Branch,
19"! 4- 1 9. O.B.E.
343
ROLL OF SERVICE.
REID, CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of Walter A. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Dec. 1889. M.A., 1909. Enlisted, "U" Coy.,
Gordon Hrs., 1907. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1909. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914; attd.
8/ioth Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Belgium, 1915-18. Severely
wounded. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. D.S.O. (Immediate award), Sept. 1918.
Three mentions, 1917, Apr., Nov., 1918.
REID, CHARLES, M.A., B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of Charles R. ; b. Cove, Kincardinshire, 9 May 1892. M.A., 1914 ; B.Sc., 1916 ; M.B.
(Hons.), 1917. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Aug. 1917. Served — Home, 1917;
France, Sept. i9i7~Nov. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
REID, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of David R. ; b. Fordoun, 10 Oct. 1859. M.A., 1885. Pte., iO3rd Calgary Rifles,
June 1916. Served — Canada (Internment Camp), 20 months. Final rank, Sergeant. War
work — Clerk, Assist. P.M.'s Office, Calgary, 2 years.
REID, EDMUND LEWIS, M.B.,
s. of David R. ; b. Portgordon, 24 Sept. 1887. M.B., 1910; F.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1914. Lieut.,
Transvaal Med. Corps, 1912-14. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 8 Aug. 1914; attd. 4th Staty. Hospl.,
7th Fid. Arab., ist Batt. H.A.C., S.A. Fid. Arab., gth (Scottish) Div., S.A. Mil. Hospl.,
Richmond. Served — France, Aug. I9i4-Aug. 1916 ; England, Aug. I9i6-July 1919.
Final rank, Captain. M.C. Mentd., June 1916.
REID, EDWARD BIRNIE,
s. of Walter A. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Sept. 1896. Arts, 1913-14. Camb. Univ. O.T.C.
2nd Lieut., R.F.A., 8 Feb. 1915. Served — Home ; Egypt, 6 months; France, 13 months.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
REID, ELLIS DEY,
s. of John R. ; b. Ehzie, 4 Oct. 1893. Sc., 1912-13. Pte., Scottish Horse (Lovat's Scouts),
Oct. 1914. Served with Cameron Hrs. Home, 1914-15; Gallipoli, Egypt, Salonika,
France, Home, igis-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
REID, ERIC, M.A.,
s. of Donald R. ; b. Ceylon, 1886. M.A., 1907. Joined Indian Army (R.O.), Dec. 1914;
attd. 26th Punjabis. Served — N.W. Frontier, India, 1915 ; German E. Africa, 1916-18.
Censor in India, 1915; Liaison Officer to Belgian Forces, 1917; Political Officer, 1918;
German E. Africa. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. M.B.E. (Mil.). Three mentions
(i British, 2 Belgian).
REID, GEORGE, M.D.,
s. of David R. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Jan. 1854. M.B., 1875; M.I)., 1881 ; D.P.H., 1890
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 1908. Mobilized Major. Attd. North Midland Div. (Sanitary
Officer). Home service, i year 3 months. Final rank, Major. O.B.E.
TReto, (Seorae, P. 54-
344
ROLL OF SERVICE.
REID, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of William R. ; b. Millbrex, 12 Aug. 1895. M.A., 1920. War work — Structural
engineering, Scotland, 1915-16. Pte., R.A.S.C., Supplies 1'urchasr Dept., 17 Aug. 1917.
Served — Home, 1917; France, Oct. I9i7-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Private.
REID, HARRY THOMSON, M.A.,
s. of James R. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 June 1881. M.A., 1903. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., July
1916; 5th Gordon Hrs. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 31 Oct. 1917; attd. 53rd (V.S.),
Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1916, 1917, 1917-18, 1918-19; France, Nov. 1916-
Jan. 1917, Apr.-July 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant. Died, 19 Dec. 1920.
REID, JAMES,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 May 1877. Med., 1895-1901, 1903-05. Cpl., Scottish
Rifles, France, 1918.
REID, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of James R. ; b. Rothiemay, 27 Mar. 1862. M.B., 1889. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 30 Aug
1915. Served — Mediterranean, Home, 3 years 4 months. Final rank, Captain.
REID, JAMES LECKIE, M.A.,
s. of John R. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 2 Oct. 1879. M.A., 1901. War work — Assist.
Inspector, gun-mountings, Dalmuir, 1915. Gunner, R.G.A., Nov. 1915. Home service,
1915-18. Final rank, Acting Coy. -Sgt.- Major.
1RelJ>, James /iDeston, P. 104.
REID, JAMES ROBERTSON, M.D.,
s. of Thomas R. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Oct. 1859. M.B., 1883; M.D., 1898. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 1908. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Home service, 1914 — . Final
rank, Major.
REID, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John R. ; b. Deskford, 14 June 1872. M. A. (I Math.), 1893. C.A., 1897. Commd.,
R.E. (T.), 1898. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-19. Final rank, Major.
Mentd., Feb. 1917.
REID, JOHN MCGREGOR HARTLEY, M.B.,
s. of James R. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Feb. 1890. M.B., 1914; D.P.H., 1915. A.U.O.T.C.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., Mar. 1915. Served — Home, 16 months; France, 25 months; Egypt,
15 months. Final rank, Captain.
REID, KENNETH,
s. of Robert S. R. ; b. Port of Spain, B.W.I., 15 Sept. 1892. Sc., 1913-14. Pte., Inns of
Court O.T.C., 8 Nov. 1915. Commd., 4th H.L.I. (S.R.), 18 Oct. 1916. Served — Home,
1915-16, 1917-18; France, Dec. igifi-July 1917, Jan. -Apr. 1918. Wounded; Prisoner
of War, Apr.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
REID, MARSHALL FINDLAY, B.Com.,
s. of Peter R. ; b. Skene, i Aug. 1895. B.Com., 1920. Pte., 7th Gordon Hrs., 1912.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 4th (Res.) Gordon Hrs., 18 Dec. 1917; attd. R.A.F.
Served — Home, 2^ years ; France, 2 years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
345
ROLL OF SERVICE.
REID, PETER, M.B.,
s. of George R. ; b. Enzie, 29 July 1888. M.B., 1911. Joined R.A.M.C., Dec. 1914.
Served — France, Gallipoli. Final rank, Lieutenant.
1ReiJ>, tRobert, M.A., 1914; p- 28.
REID, ROBERT WATSON, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Islington, 7 May 1875. M.B., 1901 ; M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1903 ;
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1903. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 20 Aug. 1917; attd. No. 7 Red Cross Con-
valescent Hospl., 1917; Reception Station, 1917-19; Alexandria. Final rank, Captain.
REID, WALTER ALEXANDER,
s. of Walter A. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 Oct. 1892. Sc., 1910-11. Trooper, 2nd Scottish
Horse, Apr. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., R.F.A., Apr. 1915. Served — France,
Belgium. Final rank, Lieutenant.
REID, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Enzie, 10 Dec. 1861. M.A., 1884. Pte., sth V.B. Gordon Hrs.,
1886. Commd., 3rd V.B. Gordon Hrs. (later 5th Batt. T.F.), 1905. 2nd V.B. Gordon
Hrs., Mar. 1917. Home Service.
REID, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. .of Francis R. ; b. Keiss, i Dec. 1888. M.A., 1909. Pte., sth Seaforth Hrs. (T.F.), 8
Sept. 1914; commd., i Jan. 1916. Transfd. M.G.C. Tank Corps. Served — Home, 1914-
15, 1917-19; France, May igij-Feb. 1917. Final rank, Acting Captain.
REID, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Buckie, 10 May 1889. M.A., 1912. Pte., 4th (R.) Gordon Hrs.,
Jan. 1916; School of Musketry. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 31 Oct. 1917. Served—
Home, 1916-18; France, Apr. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
REID, WILLIAM EWEN, M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Inverness, 7 Sept. 1883. M.B., 1905. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1901-05.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 16 Aug. 1914. Served — Royal Herbert Hospl., Woolwich; in H.M.
Hospl. Ship, " Salta " ; Gallipoli, Egypt, France, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
1Rei&, William (Beorge, M.A., 1911 ; p. 51.
REID, WILLIAM JAMES, M.A., B.Sc., M.D.,
s. of George R. ; b. Fraserburgh, 28 July 1885. M.A., 1906 ; B.Sc., 1908 ; M.B. (Hons.),
1910; M.D., 1914. Fife Jamieson Medal; Anderson Scholar. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (S.R.);
attd. No. 18 Fid. Amb., 1914 (formerly 3rd E. Lanes. Fid. Amb.).
TReib, Militant Sobn, P 77
TReifc, Militant flDitcbell, M.A., 1909 ; p. 4s
346
ROLL OF SERVICE.
REID, WILLIAM WALKER, M.A.,
s. of James R. ; b. Kirkhill, 30 Apr. 1873. M.A. (I Cl.), 1894 ; Town Medal; B.D. (Ed.),
1898. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 30 Apr. 1917; attd. i/5th Gordon Hrs., sist
(Grad.) Gordon Hrs. Served — U.K., 1917, 1918; France, Oct. I9i7-June 1918. Final
rank, Captain.
REITH, THOMAS KENNEDY,
s. of William R. ; b. Durris, 7 June 1889. U.D.A., 1911. Pte., Scottish Horse A.S.C.,
15 Jan. 1915. Commd., ist Highl. Bde. R.F.A. (T.), 25 Aug. 1915. Served — Home,
3| years ; France, 9 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
REITH, WILLIAMSON RUST, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Aberdeen, i Apr. 1865. M.A., 1886; M.B., 1889; M.D., 1897.
Pte., R.A.M.C., 22 Feb. 1915 ; commd., 26 Apr. 1915. Home service, Military Hospitals.
Final rank, Captain. War work — Ministry of National Service, Ministry of Pensions,
1917-19.
RENFREW, JAMES DEW DAS,
s. of James R.; b. Colombo, 7 Feb. 1892. Sc., 1919. A.U.O.T.C. Pte., i2th Scottish
Rifles, 1915. Commd., R.A.F. Served — Home, Egypt, 1915-17. Wounded. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
RENNET, DAVID, M.D.,
s. of David R. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Jan 1866. M.B., 1889; D.P.H., 1889; M.D. (com.),
1893. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Sanitary Service, 1909. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home
service, 1914-19. Final rank, Brevet Lieut. -Colonel M.B.E., June 1919.
RENNETT, JAMES BARCLAY, M.A.,
s. of David R. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Feb. 1868. M.A., 1888 ; C.A., 1892 ; Advocate in
Aberdeen, 1895. Lieut., R.E. (Highl. Div. Fid. Coys.), i Sept. 1915. Served — Home,
1915, 1917, 1918-19; France, 1916. Final rank, Captain.
RENNIE, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James R. ; b. Inverurie, 6 Apr. 1859. M.A., 1880 ; M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1883. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., Aug. 1915. Home service, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
RENNIE, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of George R. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Aug. 1872. M.A., 1901. Joined Aberd. Mil. Training
Assocn., 1914.
RENNIE, JAMES FYFE,
s. of William R. ; b. Tarves, 13 Jan. 1897. Arts, 1915-16,1919 — . Enlisted, R.N.V.R.,
Apr. 1916; attd. Wireless School. Served in H.M. Whaler " Balaena," H.M. Trawler
"Anthony Aslett," H.M. Trawler " Bempton," Home waters, 1916-19. Final rank,
Telegraphist, R.N.V.R. Mentd., June 1918.
RENNIE, PATRICK MANSON, M.B.,
s. of Thomas R. ; b. Hong Kong, 8 Aug. 1884. M.B., 1906; D.P.H., 1913. Commd.,
I.M.S., 1907. Mobilized. Served — Egypt, Gallipoli, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Waziristan
Fid. Force, etc., 1914-18. Final rank, Major. Mentd., "Gazette," 28 Jan. 1916.
347
ROLL OF SERVICE.
RENNIE, WILLIAM BENTON. M.H.,
S. (>(' lanu-s R. ; h. Fintray, 20 Sept. 1884. M.B., 1908. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1910.
Mobilized, 1914.
RENNIE, WILLIAM LEUINGHAM,
s. of Robert R. ; b. Ellon, i May 1897. Arts, 1914-15. Pie., z/sth Gordon Hrs., i May
1915. Commd., 19 Dec. 1916. Served with i/6th Gordon Hrs., 2/891(1, i/gist Punjabis,
LA. Served — Home, 1915, 1916-17; France, Dec. I9i5-Aug. 1916; India, Sept. 1917-
June 1918 ; Palestine, July 1918 — . Final rank, Acting Captain.
RENTON, MAURICE WAUGH, M.D.,
s. of David R. ; b. Gamrie, Banffshire, 29 Dec. 1868. M.B., 1893; M.D. (com.), 1906;
1 ). I'.H., 1908. Civil Surgeon, Boer War, 1900; Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1905. Mobilized,
M.O. i/c British Hospl. Formation; attd. loth French Army on the Somme. Served —
France, Oct. I9i4-Apr. 1915; Home, attd. Dartford War Hospl., M.O. i/c Vickers
Munition Factory Hospl., Kent, 1915-18. Final rank, Major.
RENTON, JOHN ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of David R. ; b. Gamrie, Banffshire, 7 Nov. 1864. M.A., 1896. Pte., 68th Batt.
Canadian Exped. Force, 15 Sept. 1915 ; 28th C.E.F., 6th Bde. Served — Canada,
Belgium, France, 1915-18.
REPPER, EDWIN NORMAN DUNCAN, M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Nov. 1898. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Surg.-Proba-
tioner, 1917 (formerly 4oth T.R.B.).
RETTIE, HUGH LEITH,
b. Wick, 17 June 1896. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 3rd H.L.I., 27 Nov. 1915 ; transfd. M.G.C.,
238th Coy. Served — Home, 1916-17 ; France, Mesopotamia, Kurdistan, India, July 1917-
Apr. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
REYNARD, JAMES GRAINGER,
s. of Napier R. ; b. Falkirk, 3 June 1899. Sc., 1920 — . Pte., R.F.C., 3 June 1917;
commd., 9 Oct. 1917. Served — Home, 1917, 1917-18, 1919; France, June I9i8-Feb.
1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
RHIND, IAN MITCHELL,
s. of James R. ; b. Huntly, 3 May 1899. Med., 1916-17, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1916-
17. Cadet (Gordon Hrs.); attd. loth O.C.B., 2 Jan. 1918; commd., 25 June 1918.
Served with 3rd, 5th, Cameron Hrs., 7th Seaforth Hrs. Served — U.K., 1918; France,
Germany, Aug. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant. M.C., "Gazette," 8 Mar.
1919.
RICHARDS, ROBERT, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Robert R. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 Mar. 1887. M.A., 1907; M.B. (Hons.), 1910; D.P.H.
(with credit), 1913; M.D., 1917; Murray Medal and Scholarship; Anderson Gold,
Shepherd Mem. Gold, Medals. Captain, a la suite, R.A.M.C., 29 May 1915; attd.
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 43rd Gen. Hospl. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1918-19; Salonika,
Aug. I9i6-June 1918. Final rank, Captain.
348
ROLL OF SERVICE.
RIDDEL, CHARLES, B.Sc.,
s. of William R. ; b. Leochel-Cushnie, Aberdeenshire, 22 Nov. 1878. B.Sc. (dist.), 1898;
Boxill Prize. Pte., R.A.M.C., 29 Jan. 1915. Served — Home, 1915 ; France, June 1915-
Feb. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
RIDDEL, DONALD OLSON, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Oyne, 5 Oct. 1887. M.B., 1912. Pte., Royal Hrs.,27 Aug. 1914;
rommd., R.A.M.C., 22 Dec. 1914. Served — France, Belgium, 3 years; Home, i year.
Wounded. Final rank, Major. D.S.O., Oct. 1916. Montenegran Silver Medal for
Bravery, Feb. 1917. Mentd., Jan. 1917.
RIDDEL, GEORGE WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Oyne, 20 Aug. 1891. M.B., 1914. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 129111 Fid.
Amb., 25 Sept. 1915; attd. i6th Roy. Welsh Fusiliers. Served — -Home, 1915; France,
Dec. i9i5~May 1919. Final rank, Major. M.C. (immediate award). Mentd., Apr. 1918.
, 3obn Dean, P. 55-
, tRobert /IDacfcfe, P. 33-
RIDDELL, JOHN LENNOX,
s. of John C. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Aug. 1899. Med., 1916, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1916-
17. Pte., 4ist T.R.B., 16 Oct. 1917. Served with 3rd Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1917-18;
1918 ; France (R.E., Sound Ranging Section), Feb.-Mar. 1918. Wounded. Final rank,
Private.
RIDDELL, WILLIAM SHEWAN, M.A.,
s. of William W. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 May 1889. M.A. (II Eng.), 1913. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1910. Joined R.A.M.C., Nov. 1914. Commd., R.F.A., Sept. 1917. Served — Home,
1914-17; France, Oct. I9i7-Feb. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
RIDDOCH, GEORGE, M.D.,
s. of George R. ; b. Keith, 28 Dec. 1889. M.B. (Rons)., 1913; M.D. (Hons), 1917;
Fife Jamieson Gold Medal ; Knox Bursar ; Murray, Struthers, Scholarships ; Savill
Prize and Medal; F.R.S.M. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 15 Mar. 1915. O. i/c
Empire Hospl. for injuries of the nervous system, research work, London, 1915-19.
Final rank, Captain.
RIDDOCH (or SAWYER), EMILY CAROLINE, M.A.,
d. of John C. R. ; b. Elie, 22 Jan. 1878. M.A. (Ill Math.), 1899. War work — Mathematical
Mistress (substitute), Pudsey, 1915-10.
RIDDOCH, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of John R. ; b. Rothiemay, 7 Dec. 1862. M.A. (I Cl., I Ment), 1884; Hutton Prize;
Bain Medal. Commd., R.G.A. (Vol.), 1900; transfd. 7th Gordon Hrs., 1908. Mobilized
Capt, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, May 191 5~Dec. 1918. Final rank,
Acting Major. Croix de Guerre, 1918.
349
ROLL OF SERVICE.
RIGBY, CHARLES SAMUEL ALFRED, M.B.,
s. of James R. ; b. Preston, 24 Mar. 1858. M.B., 1882. Ex-Surg.-Captain, Com-
batant Major, 4th L.N. Lane. Regt. War work — Recruiting Medical Officer, 1914-19.
D.C.M.S., Jan. -June 1918. Chairman, Pensions Board, 47th Regtl. Area, Preston,
May-Sept. 1919.
RITCHIE, ADAM ALEXANDER, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Adam R. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Jan. 1890. M.A., 1912; B.Sc., 1914. Trooper, Punjab
Light Horse, Apr. 1915. Commd., lyth Cavalry Corps, July 1918. Served — India, 1915-
19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
RITCHIE, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Beau Bassin, Mauritius, 6 Sept. 1894. M.B., 1918. O.T.C.
Surg. -Probationer, R.N.V.R., Nov. 1915 ; transfd. R.N. Final rank, Surg.-Lieutenant.
RITCHIE, ALEXANDER JAMES,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Aug. 1888. Sc., 1911-12. Trooper, 9th Canadian Mtd.
Rifles, 31 Dec. 1914; transfd. Fort Garry Horse. Served — Canada, 1914-15; England,
July i9i5~Jan. 1916; France, Feb. I9i6-Mar. 1918. Wounded. Final rank, Trooper.
RITCHIE (or BARKER), CHARLOTTE MITCHELL, M.A.,
d. of John R. ; b. Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, 7 Oct. 1893. M.A., 1915. War work —
Analytical Chemist, Admiralty Laboratories, Middlesbrough, Glasgow, Sheffield, 1916-19.
RITCHIE, GEORGE LEE, M.B.,
s. of G. L. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Nov. 1889. M.B., 1914. Surgeon, R.N., attd. Med.
Unit, R.N. Div., 1914. M.C., 1916.
RITCHIE, HERBERT,
s. of Adam R. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Apr. 1899. Med., 1916-17, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Cadet, R.F.A., Nov. 1917. Cadet School, 6 months.
RITCHIE, JAMES, M.A., D.Sc.,
s. of James R. ; b. Port Elphinstone, 27 May 1882. M.A., 1904; B.Sc., 1906; D.Sc.,
1912 ; Fullerton Scholar. War work — Munitions, Manufacture of gauges and Mark IV.
Directors for Artillery, Edinburgh, 1915-16.
RITCHIE, JEANIE HELEN,
d. of John W. R. ; b. Turriff, 24 Oct. 1898. Med., 1918 — . War work — Construction of
aeroplane engines, London, 1917-18.
RITCHIE, JOHN HALL, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Jan. 1891. M.A., 1912 ; B.Sc., 1913. Enlisted, Nagpur
Mtd. Rifles, 1913. Mobilized Lieut.; attd. io3rd, iiyth, Mahratta L.I. Served — India,
1916-18. Final rank, Captain.
RITCHIE, MICHAEL BALFOUR HUTCHISON, M.B.,
s. of Robert R. ; b. Glasgow, 26 July 1882. M.B., 1904. " U " Coy., R.A.M.C. (V.), 1900
-05. Commd., R.A.M.C., July 1905. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. R.M.O., 4th Div.;
D.A.D.M.S. 3rd Army Corps; apptd. to Staff, G.H.Q. Served — France, Aug. 1914-19.
Final rank, Major. D.S.O. Five mentions.
35°
ROLL OF SERVICE.
RITCHIE, SAMUEL, M.A.,
s. of William R. ; b. Skene, 14 Feb. 1885. M.A., 1908. Pte., A.S.C., M.T. (Clerical
Staff), 3 June 1916. Home service, 1916-19. Final rank, L./Corporal.
RITCHIE, THEODORE FRANCIS, M.B.,
s. of Robert R. ; b. Ayr, 16 June 1876. M.B., 1898. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1901. Mobilized
Major, 4 Aug. 1914; attd. No. i, 47, Fid. Ambs., 20 C.C.S. Served — France, Belgium,
Aug. i9i4~Nov. 1918. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. D.S.O. Two mentions,
Jan. 1916, Jan. 1917.
RITCHIE, WALTER, D.Sc.,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, n Apr. 1890. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1913 ; B.Sc., 1914 ; D.Sc., 1920 ;
Fullerton Scholar. War work — Tempy. Officer, Board of Trade Timber Supply Dept.,
Scotland.
RITCHIE, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Robert B. R. ; b. Rosehearty, 8 Nov. 1890. M.A., 1912. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
8 June 1915 ; transfd. R.E. Meteorological Section. Served — Home, 1915-17 ; Mace-
donia, Apr. i9i7~Feb. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
RITCHIE, WILLIAM DUNCAN, M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Shap, 4 Apr. 1877. M.B., 1899. Lieut., I.M.S., 1901. Mobilized
Major, Oct. 1914. Served — India, 1914; Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, Mesopotamia,
Dec. I9i4-Dec. 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut.-Colonel. Mentd., 21 June 1916.
ROBB, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Andrew R. ; b. Cruden, Aberdeenshire, 22 Jan. 1870. M.A. (II Merit.), 1891 ;
M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1895; D-P-H. (with credit), 1896; M.D. (com.), 1902. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), Sanitary Service, 1909. War work — Military camp, air-stations, military
posts, Midlothian.
ROBB, ALEXANDER KEITH, M.B.,
s. of Alexander B. R. ; b. Lambeth, 5 May 1892. Arts, 1910-11; M.B., 1916. R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), 1909-13. A.U.O.T.C., 1913-14. Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 4 Sept. 1914. Served
— Home, 1914; Mesopotamia, 1916-19, 1915-16; seconded from duty to complete medical
studies. Final rank, Captain.
1Robb, aiejan&er frtrfclan&, P. 2.
ROBB, ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, M.B.,
s. of Alexander L. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Aug. 1887. Sc., 1905-07. M.B., 1913. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 9 Sept. 1914. Served — Home, 1914 ; France, 1915 ; India, 1915-19. Final
rank, Captain.
ROBB, DOUGLAS GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of John R. ; b. Aberdeen, i Sept. 1885. M.A., 1905 ; B.Sc. (Ed.), 1911. "U" Coy.,
ist V.B. Gordon Hrs. Commd., Fid. Coy., R.E., i Oct. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ;
France, I9i5-Nov. 1917; Italy, Nov. I9i7-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Major. M.C.,
July 1918. Mentd., July 1917.
351
ROLL OF SERVICE.
ROBB, JAMES,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Oct. 1892. U.D.A., 1914. Bombardier, 2nd Bde.
R.I''. A. (T.F.), i Apr. 1915. Transfd. 3/4th Gordon Hrs. Commd., 4 Jan. 1916.
Served — Home ; France, i year. Final rank, Lieutenant.
ROBB, ROBERT DEMPSEY,
s. of Henry A. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Feb. 1895. Sc., 1919 — . Sapper, sist (Highland)
Divl. Sig. Coy., R.E. (T.), 14 Sept. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Belgium,
May igis-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Acting Quartermaster. M.M., July 1918.
ROBBIE, JAMES, M.A., B.D.,
s. of William R. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 June 1868. M.A., 1889; B.])., 1892. War work —
Y.M.C.A., France, 1917.
ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of William R. ; b. Dingwall, 28 Mar. 1877. M.A. (I Ment), 1898. Pte., Poona Vol.
Rifles, later I.D.F., 36th (Poona) Batt., June 1915. Served — India, 4 years. Final rank,
Company Sergeant-Major.
ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Andrew R. ; b. Auchterless, 12 Feb. 1896. M.A., 1919. Enlisted, Spec. Bde., R.E.,
Mar. 1916. Commd., 2nd Seaforth Hrs., i Mar. 1917. Served — Home; France. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER DUFFUS, M.A.,
s. of James R. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Apr. 1889. M.A. (I Eng.), 1912 ; Dey Scholar. Gunner,
R.G.A., 393 Siege Bty., 2 June 1917. Served — Home, 1917; France, Belgium, Oct.
I9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Gunner.
TRobertson, Htesanber Malfcer, P. 33-
ROBERTSON (or CRAWFORD), ALICE, M.A.,
d. of Alexander R. ; b. Logic Buchan, Aberdeenshire, 30 Apr. 1888. M.A. (Ill Eng.),
1910. War work — Secretarial, War Office, 1915-17; Ministry of Munitions, 1917-18.
ROBERTSON, ANDREW REGGIE,
b. Laurencekirk, n Oct. 1899. Sc., 1919 — . Cadet, R.A.F., 13 Oct. 1917. Served —
Home, i year 9 months. Final rank, Cadet.
ROBERTSON, CHARLES PIRIE,
s. of James R. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 July 1897. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., Gordon Hrs., 22 Aug.
1917. Transfd. Fid. Survey Coy., R.E. Served — Home, 1917; France, i year. Final
rank, Private.
ROBERTSON, DAWSON CAMERON, M.B.,
s. of Robert D. R. ; b. Rafford, 10 Dec. 1884. M.B., 1909. "U" Coy., R.A.M.C.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 3 Jan. 1915; attd. 6?th Bde., R.F.A., 32nd, isth, Fid. Amb., 5th
D.A.C. Served — Home, 1915, 1916-17; Egypt, Serbia, Salonika, July 191 5-July 1916;
France, May igi7~May 1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.
352
ROLL OF SEKl'IC/-.
ROBERTSON, FRANCIS McDONALD, M.A.,
s. of Francis R. ; h. Aberdeen, 29 [an. 1885. M.A., 1906. Fte., 6th (iordon Hrs., 7
June 1916; transfd. 3rd Fid. Survey Coy. (later 3rd Fid. Survey JSatt.), R.L. Served—
Home, 1916; France, Oct. 1916 Jan. 1919. Final rank, L./Corporal.
ROBERTSON, FREDERICK WILLIAM,
s. of John R. ; b. Fife-Keith, 9 Nov. 1890. Law, 11912-14. Commd., R.F.A., ist Highl.
Bde., 15 July 1915. Served — Home, France. Wounded, Apr. 1916. War work — Assist.
Appeal Mil. Representative, Appeal Nat. Service Representative, N.E. Scotland, 1916-18.
ROBERTSON, GEORGE MACRAE,
s. of James R. ; b. Glass, 23 May 1894. Sc., 1911-13. Trooper, Scottish Horse, 11 Nov.
1914. Commd., Scottish Horse Yeomanry, 23 June 1918. Served — Home, 1914-16;
Egypt, Feb. -Oct. 1916; Salonika, Nov. 1916 Nov. 1917; France, Oct. 1918 Mar. 1919.
P'inal rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
ROBERTSON, GEORGE PHILIP, M.A.,
s. of George R. ; b. Fetteresso, Kincardineshire, 4 July 1851. M.A. (Hons. Sc.), 1873;
Nat. Sc. I'ri/.e ; Sealield Kng. Medal. War Work — Committees for Separation Allowances,
War Pensions, Food Control, etc., Wigtownshire, 1915-19.
ROBERTSON, GRIGOR CHARLES ALLAN, B.Sc. (Agr.), M.A.,
s. of James R. ; b. Cromdale, 3 Aug. 1891. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1913; M.A., 1914. Pte., 6th
Seaforth Hrs., 17 Dec. 1914. Served with i 5th A. and S. Hrs., M.G.T.C. Commd., July
1916. Home, 1914-16, 1917-18; France, Nov. I9i6-Apr. 1917; Egypt, France, Jan.
Sept. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C. Croix de Guerre (avec Ktoile en vermeil).
ROBERTSON, HUGH SINCLAIR, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Robert R. ; b. Coupar-Angus, 27 Mar. 1883. M.A. (II Math.), 1906; B.Sc., 1908.
Pte., I4th A. and S. His., 10 Aug. 1915 ; transfd. R.K. Served — Home, 1915-16 ; France,
May 19 1 6 Dec. 1917. Final rank, Corporal.
ROBERTSON, JAMES, D.D.,
s. of Robert R. ; b. Grantown-on-Spey, 19 Aug. 1855. Arts, 1873-76; D.D., 1901. C.F.,
4th Class, 1884; commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 1887. Served in S. African War, 1901.
D.S.O. Retd. 1904. ist Class Chaplain, attd. Scottish Horse, July 1909. Served 6 months
during Great War. Final rank, Colonel. War work — Chairman, Red Cross Executive
Committee, Perthshire, 1909 — •. Mil. Representative Demobilization and Employment
Committee, West Perthshire. Mentd., 1919.
ROBERTSON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James R; b. Oyne, 17 Feb. 1860. M.A., 1887. War work — Agricultural; War
Dressings.
ROBERTSON, JAMES, M.A., M.B.
s. of Charles R. ; b. Kinneff, Mearns, 28 Sept. 1880. M.A., 1903; M.B., 1907. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 1916.
IRobertson, James, M.B., 1904, M.D., 1908 ; P. 81.
353 23
ROLL OF SERVICE.
IRobertson, -James, p- fig-
ROBERTSON, JAMES,
s. of lames R. ; b. Glass, 6 July 1889. U.U.A., 1913. Rifleman, Ceylon Planters' Rifle-
Corps, S Aug. 1914. Commd., 24 June 1916. Transfd. Scottish Horse Yeomanry, Deccan
Infantry. Served —Egypt, Gallipoli, Nov. igi4-Nov. 1915; England, 1915-16; India,
Mesopotamia, Palestine, Feb. 1917 — . Final rank, Acting Captain.
ROBERTSON, JAMES,
s. of Thomas \V. R. ; b. Falkirk, 26 May 1896. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 3/7th A. and S. Hrs.,
6 April 1915. Commd., Gordon Hrs., 20 May 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1916-17,
1917-19 (Hospl.) ; France, July Dec. 1916, Feb.-May 1917 • Germany, Mar.-Sept. 1919.
Final rank, Captain.
ROBERTSON, JAMES DEWAR, M.B.,
s. of James R. ; b. Inveraven, Banffshire, 7 Apr. 1889. M.B., 1910. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
28 Dec. 1915 ; attd. 6th Wiltshire Regt., igth M.G.C. Served — France, 2 years 2 months.
Final rank, Captain. M.C. Mentd., July 1918.
IRobertson, James Duncan, P. 69.
ROBERTSON, JOHN LESLIE, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Alexander T. R ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 16 May 1884. M.A., 1907; B.D.,
1919; Stuart Prize. Rejected, medically unfit. War work — Substitute ministerial duty,
1916-18.
ROBERTSON, JOHN MINTO, M.A.,
s. of John G. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 June 1883. M.A. (II Cl.), 1905. "U" Coy., ist Y.I!.
Gordon Hrs., 1901-04. Volunteered, Nov. 1915. Gunner, R.G.A., July 1917. Served —
Home, 1917-18; France, Oct. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, ist Class Signaller.
ROBERTSON, LAWRENCE DON,
s. of Lawrence 1). R. ; b. Banff, 26 Oct. 1899. Med., 1916-17, 1918—. A.U.O.T.C.
Enlisted, 8 Nov. 1917. Cadet, R.F.C. ; attd. I4th (Res.) London Regt., London
Scottish. Home service,. 1917-18. Final rank, Private.
ROBERTSON, LEWIS STEVENS, M.B.,
s. of A. F. R. ; b. Robertson, Cape Colony, 22 Dec. 1892. M.B., 1919. War work —
British Red Cross, France, Belgium, Oct. I9r4-Oct. 1916. Enlisted, R.F.A. (Spec. Res.),
Oct. 1916. Commd., Feb. 1917. Served — France. Wounded; discharged, May 1918.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
ROBERTSON, MARTHA ETHELWYN YOUNG, M.A.,
d. of George P. R. ; b. Stoneykirk, 19 Mar. 1887. M.A., 1909. War work — V.A.D.
Nurse, Red Cross Aux. Hospls., Wigtownshire, 1917-19.
IRobertson, IHorman 5obn, M.A., 1914; p. 29.
354
ROLL OF SERl'ICE.
ROBERTSON, ROBERT, M.A., B.D.,
s. of William R. ; b. Ellon, n Jan. 1865. M.A. (II Cl.), 1886; H.I). (Hons.), 1889;
Brown Scholar. Driver, Scottish Mobile Unit, Brit. Red Cross Socy., 16 Aug. 1916. France,
6 months. Commd., 3rd V.B. Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1917. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
ROBERTSON, ROBERT ARTHUR,
s. of Robert W. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 May 1892. Sc., 1911-12 ; B.Sc. (Glas.), 1914.
Enlisted, 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1910. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Transfd. Signal
Service, R.E. (T.F.). Commd., 19 July 1915. Served — Home, France (2 years), 1914-19.
Final rank, Acting Captain. Mentd., Nov. 1918.
ROBERTSON, THOMAS BREMNER, M.A.,
s. of James R. ; b. Calcutta, 20 Oct. 1882. M.A., 1906. Abcrd. Mil. Training Assocn.
(later ist Y.B. Gordon Hrs.), 1914 — .
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM ALLAN, M.A.,
s. of James R. ; b. Cromdale, 20 Feb. 1880. M.A. (I Eng.), 1902 ; Kay, Minto, Prizes ;
Town Council Gold, Seafield, Medals ; Murray Scholar. ; Ph.D., (Marb.). Fte., " U " Coy.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 1898. Commd., 4th Royal Scots, i Jan. 1916. Transfd. M.G.T.C.
(Education Officer). Home service, 1916-19. Final rank, Captain (Education, Scottish
Command).
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM GEORGE, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James R. ; b. Calcutta, 13 Apr. 1872. M.A., 1894; B.D. (Hons.), 1898; Seafield
Medal. Gunner, 4th (Ahmedabad) W. Bombay Artillery (Vol.), 1915-17. Resigned
owing to Government orders for Clergy.
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM GUTHRIE, M.A.,
s. of James R. ; b. Glass, 7 July 1863. M.A., 1885. War work — Y.M.C.A., France,
1916-17.
ROBINSON, FREDERICK WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of William R. ; b. Huddt -rsfield, 17 Jan. 1859. M.B., 1882; M.I)., 1892; F.R.C.S.
(Eng.), 1899. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1914.
ROBINSON, JOSEPH ARTHUR,
s. of William R. ; b. Otley, 1858. Div., 1916-17. War work— Officiating clergyman,
C. of E. troops, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, 1917-19.
ROBSON, NORMAN KEITH.
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Aberdeen, n May 1896. Arts, 1913-14; Sc., 1919 — . Pte.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with 7th Gordon Hrs., i53rd
T.M. Bty. ; commd., 26 Sept. 1916. Home, 1914-17; France, May I9i7-Mar. 1918.
Prisoner of War, Mar. Dec. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
ROBSON, ROBERT BOYD, M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Cathcart, 9 Feb. 1873. M.B., 1902. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 9 Aug. 1915.
Served — -Gallipoli, Palestine, 9 months ; Home, 3 months ; France, Italy, 2 years. Final
rank, Captain.
355
KOL/. Ol- Sl'Kl'lL/i.
ROHSON, THOMAS OGILVIE, M.H.,
s. of Alexander R. ; h. Aberdeen, 3 July 1893. M.B., 1916. A.l'.O.T.C.
Scottish Branch, Brit. Red Cross Sexy., l'Y;m<v, 1914-15. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 15 May igrfi.
-France, if years; Home, s months. Final rank, Captain.
ROUEN, KEITH SARGENT, M.B.,
s. of 1'. A. R. ; b. Droitwii-h, 4 Oct. 1893. M.K., 1919. Sergt., R.A.M.C., 371)1 Gen.
Hospl., Salonika, 1916; Cadet, A.l'.O.T.C., 1917.
ROUGEK, JOHN MARSHALL,
s. of Charles R. ; b. Barrhead, 19 Dec. 1887. Sc., 1910-11. War work — 1 >ock and
Harbour Aeronautical Engineer! ML;. Grecnock, Southampton, Newcastle, 1914-16.
ROUGERS, ALBERT NATHANIEL EWING, M.B.,
s. of Thomas R. ; b. Tiernish, Donegal, n Aug. 1881. M.I!., 1906. Lieut., R.A.M.C..
Apr. 1917. Served — Macedonia, 1917-18; Home, 1918-19. Final rank, Captain.
ROGER, HENRY, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Memsie, 25 Sept. 1892. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 4 Feb. 1918. Served — Home, 2 months; Italy, i year; Egypt, 6 months.
Final rank, Captain.
ROGERSON, JAMES VIVIAN,
s. of Adam R. ; b. 20 Aug. 1868. Arts, 1885-89. Enlisted, 2 4th Gordon Hrs., 1914:
2nd Lieut., Xorthumb. Fusiliers (3rd Tyncside Irish), 1914.
RORIE, UAVIU,
b. Edinburgh, i 7 Mar. 1867. D.l'.H. (with credit), 191 1 ; M.H., C.M. (Ed.), 1890 ; M.I)..
1908. Commd., R.A.M.C. (V.), Black Watch Bearer Coy., 1903; Lieut., Aberdeen Coys.,
R.A.M.C. (V. later T.F.). Mobilized Captain, Aug. 1914. Attd. ist, 2nd, i/2nd Highl.
Fid. Ambs. ; Highl. Clearing Hospl.; A.D.M.S., 51*1 (Highl.) Div. Served— Home,
i year; France, Belgium, 3 years 7 months. Final rank, Acting Colonel. D.S.O., 1917 ;
Brevet Lieut. -Colonel, Dec. 1918; Chevalier de la legion d'honneur, Dec. 1918. Two
mentions, Feb. 1917, Nov. 1918.
RORIE, FRANK MILLER, M.B.,
s. of David R. ; b. Cardenden, n May 1895. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (Spec. Res.), Aug. 1914; attd. 55th Fid. Amb., 39th Motor Amb. Convoy.
• Served — Home, 2 months ; France, 5 months ; Mesopotamia, 1 7 months ; Persia, 1 8
months. Final rank, Captain.
ROSE, ALEXANDER,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Nigg, Kincardineshire, 13 Aug. 1898. Med., 1919 — • I'te.,
R.A.M.C. (T.), 10 May 1915. Served — ist Scottish General Hospl., R.A.M.C. Depot, Black-
pool, 4ist, 43rd, C.C.S. Home, France, 1915-18. Final rank, Acting Corporal.
ROSE, ALEXANDER MACGREGOR, M.B.,
s. of Alexander M. R. ; b. Evie, 14 Aug. 1878. M.B., 1899; D.P.H., 1901. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 1905. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, Aug. -Oct. 1914; Prisoner of
War in Germany, Oct. I9i4-June 1915 ; France, Sept. 1915 -Mar. 1917 ; Germany, Mar.
Sept. 1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut-Colonel. D.S.O., Jan. 1917. Two mentions, June
1916, Jan. 1917.
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ROSE, ALISTER,
s. of James R. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Nov. 1895. Sc., 1913-14. Joined 4th Gordon Hrs.
(Grammar School Coy.), 1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Transfd. R.E. (Sig. Coy.). Commd.,
2 July 1916. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916, 1917-18; France, Apr. igis-Jan. 1916,
Sept. I9i6-Sept. 1917, May igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. Belgian Croix de
Guerre, Jan. 1919.
ROSE, BEATRICE MARY, M.A.,
d. of George R. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Aug. 1890. M.A. (I Eng.), 1912. War work — Admir-
alty Clerk, London, 1915-18.
ROSE, DONALDSON SIMPSON, M.A.,
s. of James R. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 May 1864. M.A., 1884 ; Advocate in Aberdeen, 1891.
Commd., T.F. Res., 14 Apr. 1915. Served with No. i Supernumerary Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., Royal Defence Corps. Home service, 1915-19. Final rank, Captain. Name brought
to notice of Secretary of State for War, Feb. 1917.
1Rose, jfreoericfe Hlejan&er, M.A., i9u ; P. n.
ROSE, GEORGE CHRISTIAN, M.A.,
s. of George R. ; b. Moneydie, Perthshire, 8 July 1872. M.A., 1891. Commd., io2nd
Regt., Rocky Mountain Rangers (Canadian Militia), 1913. Served with Canadian Forestry
Corps. Served — Canada, 1914-17; England, Scotland, Aug. i9i7~Sept. 1919. Final rank,
Captain.
•Rose, (Beorgc Douglas, M.A., 1915 ; P. 7o.
ROSE, GILBERT WOLRIDGE, M.B.,
s. of George R. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Aug. 1892. M.B., 1915. Enlisted, R.A.M.C. (T.), 1910.
Cadet, A.U.O.T.C., 1913. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T), 10 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-
15; Mediterranean Exped. Force, May I9is-Feb. 1916; India, Mesopotamia, Feb. 1916-
Jan. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
ROSE, JAMES JOLLY, M.A.,
s. of Thomas C. R. ; b. Careston, 24 Aug. 1869. M.A. (I CL), 1891. War work— Y.M.C.A.
Huts, France, 4 months.
ROSE, JOHN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Daviot, Inverness-shire, 22 Oct. 1876. M.A. (Ill Ment.), 1898; M.B.,
1902 ; D.P.H. ; R.C.P.S. (Lond.), 1910. Commd., South African Med. Ser., 29 Jan. 1915 ;
attd. (R.M.O.), VI Mtd. Rifles, VII S.A. Horse. Served— German S.W. Africa, German E,
Africa, S.A. Union, Jan. igis-Nov. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
ROSE, JOHN, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of John R. ; b. Fodderty, Ross-shire, 13 July 1890. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1911. Pte., Lovat's:
Scouts, 12 Dec. 1914; ist Cameron Hrs. Served — France, 6 months; England, 3 years.
9 months. Final rank, Sergeant.
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ROSE, NORMAN SUTHERLAND,
s. of George R. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Oct. 1899. Arts, 1916-17, 1918—. Kdm. Lniv. O.T.C,
Unlisted, R.G.A. Served with ziith Hty., 2 B Res. Bde. R.K.A., 17 Apr. 1918; conimd.,
13 Feb. 1919. Home, 1918-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
ROSS, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of George R. ; b. Cuminestown, 15 Sept. 1877. M.A., 1900. ChapL, Highl. Mtd. Bde.,
21 Aug. 1915 ; attd. R.F.A., i/4th K.O.S.B. Served— Gallipoli, Sept.-Dec. 1915 ; Egypt,
Jan.-Oct. 1916; Salonika, Nov. igiy-Feb. 1918; Palestine, Feb. Apr. 1918: Franc,.
Apr. 1918 Oct. 1919. Final rank, Major, S.C.F.
ROSS, ALEXANDER WILSON, M.A.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Burghead, 27 Dec. 1887. M.A., 1910. Gunner, 154 Siege Bty.,
R.G.A., Oct. 1915; R.E. (Interpreter, Timber-felling Section), 161 Siege Bty., R.G.A.
Served- Home, 1915; Belgium, France, 2 years. Final rank, Gunner.
ROSS, ANDREW, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Andrew R. ; b. Fearn, 17 July 1871. M.A. (II Ment.), 1892; B.D., 1895. War
work— Hut Leader, Scottish Churches' Huts, France, Jan. May 1918.
ROSS, ANGUS ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John R. ; b. Dingwall, 14 Dec. 1891. M.A., 1912. War work— Munitions, Canada,
1915-16. Sub-Lieut., R.N.V.R., 10 Sept. 1916. Served with Portsmouth, Channel,
Northern, Patrols ; Gibraltar Convoy ; Mine clearance. Final rank, Lieutenant.
ROSS, CARSON ABBOT AINSCOUGH,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Burghead, S May 1897. Arts, 1914-15, 1920 — ; Sc., 1915.
Sapper, R.E. (Spec. Bde.), 31 Aug. 1915. Served — France, 4$ years. Final rank, Corporal.
ROSS, DAVID, M.D.,
s. of Andrew R. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 June 1872. M.B. (Hon. dist), 1894; M.D. (Highest
Hons.), 1898. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 2 Apr. 1917. Served— Salonika, i year. Final rank,
Lieutenant. War work — Vice-Chairman, City of London Medical Board, 1918.
ROSS, DAVID GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Donald R. ; b. Inverness, 28 Nov. 1887. M.A., 1908. Pte., Indian Vol. Maxim
Gun Coy., Indian Exped. Force, East Africa, 1916.
1Ross, ffinlav (Beorge flDacleofc, M.B., 1909: P. 62.
ROSS, GEORGE,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Kilmuir Easter, Ross-shire, 13 Jan. 1895. Sc., 1914. Pte.,
2/4th Gordon Hrs., 25 Jan. 1915. Served with i/4th Gordon Hrs. Home, 1915 ; France,
Dec. I9i5-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Corporal. M.M., Nov. 1917. Meritorious Service
Medal, Jan. 1919.
ROSS, GEORGE,
s. of William R. ; b. Gamrie, Banffshire, i Apr. 1899. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 42nd T.R.B.,
30 June 1917 ; attd. 3rd, 9th, 4th, Seaforth Hrs. Served— Home, 1917-18; France, May
g. 1919. Final rank, Acting Sergeant.
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ROLL OF SERl'ICE.
TRoss, (Seoroe panics, p. 79-
ROSS, HAROLD,
s. (if James \V. R. ; b. Fraserburgh, 3 Aug. 1891. Arts, 1914-16. Pte., R.A.M.C.,
25 Nov. 1915. Served with 42nd Gen. Hospl., nth Scottish Rifles. Home, 1915-16;
Macedonia, Aug. I9i6-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Private.
ROSS, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John R. : b. Glenbuchat, 21 Dec. 1889. M.A., 1910. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 15
Mar. 1915. Commd., 4th Highl. Mtn. Arty. Bde., 23 Nov. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-
16; India, Mesopotamia, Kurdistan, June I9i6-Jan. 1920. Final rank, Acting Captain.
ROSS, JAMES MURRAY,
s. of Andrew R. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 May 1896. Sc., 1918-19. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Oct.
1914. Served with 6th Gordon Hrs. Commd., Mar. 1917. Home, 1914-16; France,
1916, 1917-18. Final rank, Lieutenant.
•Ross, 3ames Stewart, p. 96.
ROSS, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Glenbuchat, 30 Nov. 1887. M.B., 1911. Commd., R.A.M.C., Mar.
1915. Served — Salonika, France. Prisoner of War, Germany, Apr. -Nov. 1918. Final
rank, Captain. M.C., July 1917.
ROSS, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. London, 24 Oct. 1894. M.B., 1918. A.U.O.T.C. Surg. -Probationer,
R.N.V.R., June 1916. Served — North Sea (Destroyers), 1916-17 ; demobili/.ed to continue
studies; coninid., RA.M.C. ; Mesopotamia, 1918 — . Final rank, Captain.
ROSS, LEWIS DAVIDSON,
s. of Lewis D. R. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 May 1900. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 5ist (G.B.) Gordon
Hrs., 18 June 1918. Home service, 1918-19. Final rank, Private.
ROSS, ROBERT CRAIB,
s. of Robert R. R. ; b. Aberdeen, i Mar. 1890. Law, 1910-11. Pte., 24th Batt. Victoria
Rifles, 2nd Canadian Contingent, Aug. 1914. Served — Canada, 9 months; England,
4 months ; Flanders, 9 months. Final rank, Private.
TRoss, Simon jfraser, M.A., i9n ; p. 56.
ROSS, STEWART LOUIS WALTER,
s. of Donald R. ; b. Nigg, Ross-shire, 24 May 1884. Sc., 1907-08. Lieut., Northern
Bengal Mtd. Rifles, igog-Mar. 1914. Pioneer, Meteorological Section, R.E., Apr. 1918.
Served — Home, 1918; Italy, June igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Sapper.
ROSS," WILLIAM, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Alexander R. ; b. Forglen, 26 May 1867. M.A. (II Ment.), 1889; B-D- Chaplain-
Captain, T.F., 1907; attd. 2nd R.F.A. Mobili/ed, 1914. Served — Home, 1914-16.
Final rank, Major. War work — Churches' Huts, France, 1917-18. Palmes en or de
1'ordre de la Couronne (Belgian).
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ROLL OF SKRl'fCI-:.
ROSS, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, M.A..
s. of William R. ; h. Aberlour, 27 Dec. 1877. M.A. (I ('!.), 1X97; First Bursar; Simpson
1'ri/e ; Sealirld, Town, Medals; Fullerton Scholar; Groom Robertson Fellow. 2nd cl.
Class. Mods., Oxon., 1899. War work — Examining Officer, 1916-18; Secretary, Advisory
Committee, 1918-19; Military Service (Civil Liabilities) Dept.
ROTH, PAUL BERNARD, M.B.,
s. of Kernard R. ; b. Brighton, 26 Mar. 1882. M.B., 1905; F.R.C.S. (Fng.), '9'°:
I1'. R.S.M. and M.S. (Lord.). Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1910. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home
service. Invalided out, 1916. Surgeon, City of London Mil. Hospl., 1918-19. Final
rank, Captain.
ROWE, JOSEPH HAMBLEY, M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Phillack, Cornwall, 7 July 1870. M.B., 1894. Aberdeen Vol. Med.
Staff Corps, 1890-94. O.T.C. Bradford Volunteers, 1914-15, attd. R.A.M.C., June 1915-
May 1916. Commd., Bradford Volunteers, 4 Mar. 1917: transfd. West Riding Vol.
Med. Corps, 1918; Home Service, Salisbury Plain, 1915-; 6 ; Recruiting, Pensions, Boards,
Bradford, 1915-19. Final rank, Captain.
ROY, ALEXANDER,
s. of William R. ; b. Buckie, 5 Oct. 1897. Arts, 1915 — . Pte., 3rd Royal Scots, 27
Nov. 1915 ; i/ioth Royal Scots. Served — Ireland, 3 years 2 months. Final rank,
L. /Corporal.
ROY, JOHN JAMES, M.A. ,
s. of John R. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 12 Jan. 1891. M.A. (II Eng.), 1914. Pte.,
6th Gordon Hrs., 1916.
RULE, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of 'John R. ; b. Huntly, 21 Sept. 1895. M.A., 1920. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 25 Jan. 1917. Served — Home, 1914-15,
1915-17; France, Feb.-Sept. 1915, May I9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
M.C., "Gazette," Oct. 1918.
RULE, JOHN,
s. of John R. ; b. Huntly, 27 Sept. 1890. Sc., 1912-14. Sergt., 2nd Scottish Horse.
1914.
RUMBLES, FRANCIS, M.A.,
s. of Frank R. ; b. Deskford, 17 Mar. 1890. M.A., 1914. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 24 Oct. 1914. Served — Home, 4 years; France, i year. Final rank, Sergeant.
RUNC1EMAN, JOHN WARRACK, M.A., B.L.,
s. of John R. ; b. King-Edward, 18 Feb. 1878. M.A. (Ill Ment.), 1899; B.L. (dist.),
1902. "U" Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs. Pte., 2/71(1 Royal Hrs., 12 Sept. 1914. Served
with R.D.C., H.L.I., Labour Corps. Commd., 2 Apr. 1915. Home, 1914-17; Western
Front, Apr. ig^-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
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ROLL OF SERl'ICE.
RUSSELL, BERTH: RONALD GORDON, M.D.,
s. of James R. ; b. Walls, 6 Oct. 1880. M.B., 1904; M.I)., 1908; Fife Jamieson,
Keith, Gold Medals; Anderson Scholar ; McRobert Fellow. Commd., R.A.M.C., 4 Dec.
1914. Served — Home, 14 months; Malta, Feb. i9i6-June 1918. Final rank, Acting
Major.
RUSSELL, EDMOND STEUART, M.A.,
s. of John R. ; b. Grange, 16 Jan. 1868. M.A., 1888. War work — Substitute Minister
in various parishes and towns, 1914-20.
RUSSELL, GEORGE STANLEY, M.A.,
s. of Joseph R. ; b. Great Grimsby, 31 Mar. 1883. M.A., 1908. Medically rejected for
service abroad. War work — Spec. Constable, St. Anne's-on-Sea, 1914-15. Hon. Chaplain
to H.M. Forces, attd. ijth County of London Regt., 1916. Home service.
RUSSELL, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James R; b. Bucdeuch, Midlothian, 31 Oct. 1863; M.I!. (Ed.), 1888; M.I).
(Hons.), 1892. Commd., K..O. Yorkshire L.I., 1901. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 3 June 1915.
Served — Home; Gibraltar. F'inal rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Mentd., i Oct. 1919. War work
— Med. Referee, Ministry of Pensions, West Riding, 1917-19.
RUSSELL, JOHN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John R. ; b. Insch, 30 July 1862. M.A., 1883; M.B., 1886. War work— Assist.
Director, Brit. Red Cross Socy., North Staffordshire, 1914 — .
•Russell, TRobert tferousson, M.B., 1905 ; P. 55.
RUSSELL, WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of William R. ; b. Huntly, 4 May 1868. M.B., 1890 ; M.I), (com.), 1896. Civil Surgeon,
Boer War. M.O., Germans. West African Campaign, 1914-16. Died, 10 Dec. 1916 (after
resuming practice).
RUSSELL, WILLIAM ALEXANDER GORDON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James R. ; b. Walls, 23 Oct. 1868. M.A., 1888; M.B., 1892. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
1914.
RUST, JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of James R. ; b. Sowerby, i May 1869. M.A. (Sc. Hons.), 1889; M.B. (Hon. dist.),
1892; M.D., 1895; Nat. Sc. Prize. War work — M.O., V.A.D. Hospl, Birmingham,
1915-16.
RUXTON, HERBERT WILLIAM BLACK, M.B.,
s. of George R. ; b. Ellon, 28 Sept. 1881. M.B., 1904; D.l'.H., 1905. War work — Assist.
Commandant, Aux. Mil. Hospl., Isleworth, 1915. Commd., R.A.M.C., i Nov. 1915; attd.
37th Heavy Bde., R.G.A., 63rd Fid. Amb., i/7th Royal Warwickshire Regt., i/7th Worcester-
shire Regt. Served — Home, 1915, 1917; Salonika, Feb.- Oct. 1916; France, Oct. -Nov.
1917; Italy, Nov. i9i7~Mar. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
RUXTON, THOMAS,
s. of William R. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 June 1899. Arts, 1916-17. L./Cpl., 651)1 Lowland
Divisional Cyclist Coy., 1917.
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ROLL Or SERVICE.
RIXTON, WILLIAM LKI)IN<;iI AM, M.B.,
s. of |ohn R. : 1>. Foveran, Aberdeenshire, 30 June 1X63. M.H., 1884. Commd., R.A.M.C.
(Y.),~Fcl>. i»)i 7 ; and. ist Northern Gen. Hospl., Newcastle-on-Tyne ; ist Northumberland
Vol. Regt. Final rank. Lieutenant.
SAINT, GEORGE, M.H.,
s. of George S. ; h. Strichen, 19 May 1899. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Gunner. K.K.A..
10 May 1917. Cadet, 4th Halt., O.C. B., Oxford. Home service, 1917-18. Final
rank, Cadet.
SALMON!), KOBKKT WILLIAMSON ASHER, M.D.,
b. AlH-rdeen, 5 Oct. 1883. M.B. (Hons.), 1907; It.l'.H., 1908; Ch.M., 1910: M.I).
(Rons.), 1911; Struthers Medal and 1'rixe. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.), i Nov. 1914.
Served — Home, 2.', years; France (Deputy Consulting Radiologist), 2 years. Final rank.
Captain.
S \MSON, HARRY PHILIP,
s. of David R. S. : b. Inchture, 13 July 1898. Med., 1918 — . 1'te., 3 4th Gordon Hrs..
13 July 1916. Served, R.A.M.C. Home, 1916-18. Final rank, 1'riv.iie.
SANDISON, JOHN FORBES WILLIAM, M.B..
s. of John S. ; b. Rothiemay, 16 Nov. 1885. M.B., 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), May 1914. Mobilized, 6 Aug. 1914. Served — France (M.O., ist Scots
Guards, D.A.D.M.S., Guards Division); North Russia (O.C., 84th C.C.S.), Aug. 1914 Oct.
19:9. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel O.B.E. M.C. Mentd.
SANGSTER, ALEXANDER,
s. of George C. S. ; b. Montrose, 23 Oct. 1882. Sc., 1911-13. Member, Scinde Vol.
Res., India. Gunner, 307 Siege Bty., R.G.A., 30 Aug. 1916. Served — -Home, 1916-17:
France, 2 months; Italy, i year 10 months. Final rank, Signaller-Gunner.
SANGSTER, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 May 1880. M.B., 1905. War work— Visiting
Anaesthetist, Gen. Hospl., Birmingham, 1915-19.
SANGSTER, WILLIAM,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Aug. 1896. Med., 1919—- 1'te., 4th Gordon Hrs. 20
Apr. 1914. Commd., R.F.C., 25 Sept. 1917. Served — Home, 3 years; Belgium, France,
i year 8 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Sangster, Milliam Jobn Campbell, M.A., 1914 ; p. 21.
SAL NDERS, ALFRED MORISON, M.A., M.B,,
s. of George S. ; b. King-Edward, 5 Nov. 1862. M.A. (Sc. Hons.), 1884; M.B., 1888;
D.P.H., 1888. War work — Examination of recruits, New Zealand.
SAUNDERS, BENJAMIN THEODORE, M.B.,
s. of Benjamin S. : b. Aberdeen, 14 Oct. 1890. M.B., 1913; D.P.H., 1915. Lieut..
R.A.M.C., 1915. Served — 1916-19. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 1919.
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SAUNDERS, BERTRAM, M.D.,
s. of George |. S. S. : b. Kxminster, 21 May 1868. M.H., 1894 ; M.I)., 1897. War work —
Medical Boards — National Service ; Ministry of Pensions, Manchester, 1917 — .
SAUNDERS, ERNEST GEORGE SYMES, M.D.,
s. of George J. S. S. ; b. Exminster, 14 Oct. 1865. M.B., 1891; M.I.)., 1893. Capt.,
R.A.M.C. (T.F.), attd. 4th South. Gen. Hospl., 1914. Specialist in Tetanus, Southern
Command.
Saun&ers, (Beorcie Ikemp, i>. 21
SAVEGE, ARTHUR CHARLES A1EARS, M.B.,
s. of James S. ; b. Swanscombe, Kent, 12 Jan. 1888. M.B., 1912. 'J'rooper, "V'Coy.,
Scottish Horse Yeoy., 1905. Commd., North Scottish, R.G.A., 1909. Transfd. R.A.M.C.
(T.), ]une 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917, 1918-19;
France, Flanders, April 1915 May 1917. Final rank, Acting Major.
SAVEGE, JAMES, M.U.,
s. of James S.; b. Montrose, 4 Jan. 1863. M.B., 1884; M.D., 1888. \Vur \vork-M.O.
i c Amb. Station (air-raids), duration of War.
SAVEGE, JAMES MAXWELL, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James S.; b. Hull, 8 Apr. 1892. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1917. Christ's Hospl. O.T.C.
Commd., North Scottish R.G.A. (T.), 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Transfd. R.A.M.C.
Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Mesopotamia, Aug. 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
SAVEGE, RONALD MACLURE,
s. of James S.; b. Hull, 14 Aug. 1895. Med. 1913 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1913-15. Commd.,
25 ist Northumbrian Bde., R.F.A. (T.), 9 July 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France,
Mar. 1916- Dec. 1917. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., Sept. 1916.
SCARTH, ROBERT,
s'. of Robert S. ; b. Firth, Orkney, 24 July 1894. Sc., 1912-14. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 21 July 1919. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916-
19; Belgium, France, Feb. igis-Oct. 1916. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
SCATTERTY, WILLIAM, M.A., M.D.,
s. of John S. ; b. Kennethmont, 8 Jan. 1860. M.A., 1881 ; M.B., 1886; M.I)., 1895.
Captain, R.A.M.C., 17 June 1915. Home service, War and Aux. Hospls., Yorks, 4^
years. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. Two mentions, Sept. 1917, Aug. 1919.
SCORGIE, FRANK, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, i Dec. 1891. M.A. (II Math.), 1914; B.Sc., 1921.
Pioneer, Spec, licle., R.F;., Mar. 1917. Served — Home, i month; France, 2 years
Final rank, L./Corporal.
SCORGIE, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Alloa, 9 Mar. 1889. M.A., 1916. Enlisted, 1915.
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SCORGIE, NORMAN ANDERSON, B.L.,
1). Aberdeen, 29 Oct. 1895. B.L., 1919; Edmund Prize. Pte., A.S.C., 24 Aug. 1916.
Served with 3o8th, 31 4th, I)ep6t Unit of Supply; i/izgth D.C.O., Baluchis. Gommd.,
10 ]uly 1918. Home, 1916; Mesopotamia, Oct. 1916 July 1918: .India (N.W.F.), July
19 1 8- Apr. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
SCOTT, ARTHUR LESLIE,
s. of James S. ; b. Shanghai, 30 lune 1896. Arts, 1914-16. Pte., Royal Scots, 16 Apr.
1916. Served with 22nd \Vest Yorks, i8th Labour Corps. Commd., 2 Nov. 1916.
Home, 1916; France, June I9i6-May 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
SCOTT, ARTHUR WILLIAM,
s. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Dec. 1896. Sc., 1920 — . Pte., M.T., R.A.S.C., 2 Mar.
1916., Commd., 4 Mar. 1918, attd. 1038 M.T., Lorry Coy., 4 Mar. 1918. Served — Home,
1916-18; Egypt, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Mar. igiS-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Scott, Campbell Xowe, p- 7°-
SCOTT, DOUGLAS SOMERVILLE, M.B.,
s. of James S. ; b. Shanghai, 14 Oct. 1894. M.B., 1916; Shepherd Mem. Gold Medal.
A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Aug. 1916. Served — Home, 1916, 1917; Hospl. Ships.
"Glenart Castle," "St. Andrew," Sept. igid-Jan. 1917; E. Africa, Mar. igiy-Nov. 1918.
Final rank, Captain.
SCOTT, ERLE NORMAN,
s. of A. Murray S. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 June 1890. Law, 1911-12. Pte., i6th H.L.I. 16 Sept.
1914. Commd., 6th Border Regt., 26 June 1917; attd. 7th Border Regt. Served —
Home, 2 years 10 months; France, 2 years 2 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
SCOTT, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of John S. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Aug. 1859. M.B., 1885 ; D.P.H., 1908. Joined R.A.M.C.,
1886. Retired Lieut. -Col., 1906. Reinstated, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, Egypt, Aug.
i9i4-May 1919. Final rank, Lieut-Colonel. C.M.G., June 1917. Mentd., July 1917.
Received thanks of Army Council, May 1919.
SCOTT, GEORGE BREBNER, M.D.,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 May 1875. M.B., 1896; M.1X, 1900. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., i Apr. 1917. Served — Salonika, i year. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Scott, James, M.A., 1913 ; P. 16.
SCOTT, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. Banchory, 31 Mar. 1877. M.A., 1899. Pte., 4th (Vol.) Royal Scots, 25
Jan. 1917. Home service, 1917-19. Final rank, Corporal.
SCOTT, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of James S. ; b. Peterhead, 4 Nov. 1884. M.A., 1907. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 2 June
1916. Served with 5th Gordon Hrs., 3rd, 6th, Black Watch. Commd., 27 June 1917.
Home, 1916, 1917-18; France, Sept. I9i6-Feb. 1917, Mar. -Dec. 1918; Hospl., Dec.
1918- May 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
364
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SCOTT, LIXDLEY MARCROFT, M.A., M.D.,
>. o!' George J. S. ; \i. Calcutta, 17 May 1866. M.A., 1886; M.B., 1889; D.F.H., 1890;
M.I)., 1892. War work — M.O., 52nd Div., Brit. Red Cross Socy., London, 1915-16.
Captain, R.A.M.C., 2 Jan. 1917. Home service, 2 years 3 months. Final rank, Captain.
SCOTT, ROBERT,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Longside, 21 Dec. 1873. Law, 1895-98. Joined ist Y.B. Gordon
Hrs., 1891 (later 4th Gordon Mrs., T.F.). Commd., 1902. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd.
2/7th Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-19; France, Apr. June 1915. Final
rank, Major.
SCOTT, THOMAS, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Jan. 1853. M.A., 1872. R.A. Chaplain, 4th Class,
9 Sept. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-19. Final rank, R.A. Chaplain (Captain), 4th (.'lass.
Mentd., "Gazette," 25 Mar. 1918.
Scott, Ubomson, P. 29.
SCOTT, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. S. ; b. Fintray, i July 1852! M.A. (11 Math.), 1875. ^ar wol'k — *u')-
stitute Headmaster and Minister, Elgin district, 1916-19.
SCOTT, WILLIAM FRANCIS GORDON,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Bombay, 18 July 1880. Med., 1898-1904; L.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1911.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1914.
Scott, THUilliam Xcslie, P 7
Scrog^ie, Xeonaro <L, P. 100.
SCROGIE, JOHN TAYLOR, M.B.,
s. of Peter S. ; b. Peterhead, 20 Sept. 1891. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; Mesopotamia, N. Persia, June 1916 — . Final rank,
Major.
SEATH, JAMES WILLIAM,
s. of Peter S. ; b. Fraserburgh, 21 Sept. 1894. Arts, 1911 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1913. Mobilized, 5th Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1914. Served with 5ist Div. Cyclist Coy. ; tyth
Cyclist Batt. Home, 1914-15 ; France, May igis-F'eb. 1919. Final rank, Signalling
Corporal.
SEFTON, ALEXANDER MONRO, M.A.,
s. of Alfred S. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 July 1887. M.A. (II Math.), 1911. Gunner, 58th Bde.,
R.F.A., Nov. 1915. Exempted (at request of Education I )ept.). Volunteer service, Moray-
shire, May I9i6-Dec. 1917. Re-enlisted, i Jan. 1918. Served — Home, 1918; France,
Apr.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Signaller.
Selbte, Colin Mackenzie, B.SC., 1910 ; P. 34.
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SI- LBIE, GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.A..
s. of George S. ; b. Chapel of Garioch, 25 Sept. 1858. M.A., 1880. War work
Officiating Chaplain, I'rcsb\t<-rian troops Chatham, 1914-18.
SELLAR, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of R. H. \. S. : h. Huntly, 19 Nov. 1891. M.B., 1915; D.P.H., 1921. A.U.O.T.C.,
1913-15. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 7 Aug. 1915; attd. 2nd Highl. Fid. Ami). Served—
Home, 2 years; Mesopotamia, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
SELLAR, THOMAS ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Thomas S. ; b. Urquhart, 13 Apr. 1856. M.B., 1880. Major. R.A.M.C. ('!'.),
1914; attd. 6th Gordon Hrs. War work — Brit. Red Cross Socy. (Scottish Branch),
Aberlour Aux. Hospls. T.I)., 1920.
SELLAR, THOMAS ALEXANDER,
s. of Thomas A. S. ; b. Aberlour-on-Spey, 14 Sept. 1891. Med., 1910-13. Pte., "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1914; com md., 6th Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1914. Served — France,
Dec. I9i4-July 1915, May I9i6-Jan. 1917. Wounded, 1915. Final rank, Lieutenant.
SELLAR, VIOLET ISOBEL,
d. of William M. S. ; b. Aberdeen, to Feb. 1893. Arts, 1911-12. War work — Clerical,
Admiralty, London, 1916-18.
SEMPLE, ROBERT, M.D.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Nov. 1887. M.B., 1910; M.D., 1915. Member,
W. African Med. Staff; attd. W. African Frontier Force, 1914; W.A. Expedy. Force, 1915.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 1916. Served — Cameroons, July igij-Apr. 1916; German E. Africa,
Dec. i9i6-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Major. O.B.E., Jan. 1919. Two mentions, Aug. 191 7,
Sept. 1918.
Seneque, Eugene prosper, P- &s-
SHAND, ALEXANDER MASON, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Apr. 1864. M.A., 1891. War work — Superintendent,
Scottish Churches' Hut, Calais, 1917-18.
SHAND, GEORGE ERNEST, M.D.,
s. ofG. T. S. ; b. Sialkot, Punjab, 20 Jan. 1884. M.B., 1909; M.D. (com.), 1914; D.P.H.
(Lond.)," 1918. Pte., R.A.M.C. (V. and T.), 1900-10. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 1910.
Mobilized, 5 Aug. 1914. Attd. No. 6 C.C.S., ist Somerset L.I., loth Fid. Amb., 2/ist
Highl. Fid. Amb., etc. Served — France, Belgium, Aug. igi4-May 1917 ; invalided ; Home,
Bacteriologist, R.A. M. College, Hampstead Mil. Hospl., etc. ; Neurologist, Maudsley Hospl.,
London, 1917-19. Final rank, Captain.
SHAXD, HARRY EDWARD, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 June 1891. M.A., 1913; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1914. Pte., 5th
London Regt. L.R.B., 3 Aug. 1916. Served with 3rd London Regt. R.F. ; Special
Bde., R.E. Commd., 26 Apr. 1917. Home, 1916-17; France, June 1917- Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Captain.
366
ROLL Or SERVICE.
SHAND, JONATHAN, M.B.,
s. of John S. ; b. Aberlour, 9 Dec. 1865. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1887. Surgeon, R.N., 1887.
Fleet-Surgeon i/c R.N. Hospl., Portland, Aug. I9i4-Aug. 1917 ; R.N. Barracks, Portsmouth,
R.N. Hospl., Plymouth, Aug. 1917 — . Final rank, Surgeon-Captain.
Sbanfts, Jobn William, P 2 . .
SHARP, DAVID EASTON, B.Sc.,
s. of John S. ; 1). Aberdeen, 4 Feb. 1889. B.Sc., 1911. War work — -Technical Chemist,
Nobel's Explosive Works, Stevenston, 1915 — .
SHAW (or McLEAN), JESSIE CORMACK, M.A.,
d. of James S. ; b. Dharwar, Bombay, 29 Jan. 1896. M.A., 1917. War work — Soldiers'
and Sailors' Rest-room; Y.M.C.A. ; Aberdeen, 1914-17.
SHAW, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of William S. ; b. Dufftown, 31 Aug. 1878. M.B., 1912. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 28 Sept
1918. Served — Edinburgh Castle Mi!. Hospl. Final rank, Lieutenant.
SHEACH, GEORGE, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of James S. ; b. Dufftown, 14 Aug. 1880. M.A., 1902 ; B.Sc., 1904. Joined Aberd.
Mil. Training Assocn., 1914 (later, ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.). Home service, 1914-18. War
work — Brit. Red Cross Socy. (Scottish Branch), 1916-19.
SHEARER, CHARLES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Charles I. S. ; b. Banff, 2 Feb. 1891. M.A., 1912 ; M.B., 1917. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 1913. Mobili/.ed, Aug. 1914. Commd., 6th Black Watch, Oct. 1914; transfd.
R.A.M.C. (after finishing medical studies), 1917. Served — Home, France, I9i4-Jan. 1916;
India, Arabia, Egypt, 1917 — •. Final rank, Acting Major.
SHEARER, COLIN GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of Joseph S. ; b. Trelawny, B.W.I., n Aug. 1892. M.B., 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 24
Apr. 1915. Served — Home, Dardanelles, Salonika, igis-Oct. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
SHEARER, WILLIAM ERASER,
s. of Charles I. S. ; b. Banff, 4 Oct. 1895. Med., 1913-14, 1916 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.
(T.F.), 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, 7 months. Class
W., Sept. 1916. Final rank, Private. War work — Chemical laboratory, munition works,
Leeds, 1916. Discharged, Aug. 1917.
SHEPHERD, ARTHUR, M.B..
s. of George S. ; b. Tarves, 5 Dec. 1883. M.B., 1907. Trooper, Scottish Horse. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — India, Mesopotamia. Final rank,
Acting Major. Brevet Majority. Mentd. Died, 19 July 1920.
SHEPHERD, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Nov. 1878. M.A., 1903. Pte., 7th Gordon Hrs., 7 Aug.
1914. Commd., 17 Oct. 1915 ; attd. i/7th, 2/7th, 3/7th, 3/4th, 5 ist Grad. Batt, Gordon Hrs.
Served — Home, 1914-16, 1918; France, Dec. I9i6-Feb. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Died, 13 June 1921.
367
ROLL OF S1LR]'ICE.
SHKPHERD. JQIIN HAMPTON, M.A..
s. of Andrew S. ; b. Forfar, 11 Oct. 1863. M.A., 1885. War work— Officiating clergyman
to Episcopalian troops, Dundee, 1914-18.
SHEPHERD, ROBERT FAREL,
s. of [. F. S. ; b. Haverhill, Suffolk, 16 Aug. 1897. Law, 1919-20. Pte., i/i3th Batt.
(Kensington;,) London Regt., 20 July 1916. Served — Home, France, Belgium, 2 years 3
months. Final rank, Corporal.
SHEPHERD, WILLIAM,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Oct. 1887. U.D.A., 1910. Lieut., 2nd Highl. Fid. Coy..
R.E., 1912. Rejoined, Sept. 1914: attd. 402nd Highl., 4iith Lowland, Fid. Coys., R.E.
Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-18; France, Mar. July 1915, July 1918 June 1919.
Final rank, Major.
SHEPPARD, HERBERT PLAYFORD, M.B.,
s. of Richard E. S. ; b. Plaistow, 20 May 1873. M.B., 1900. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 15 May
1915; attd. 54th C.C.S. Served — Home, Malta, Gallipo'.i, Egypt, Palestine. Final rank,
Captain. Mentd., July 1917.
SHERRIFFS, MARY IRONSIDE, M.A.,
cl. of )ohn S. ; b. Tarves, 20 May 1889. M.A., 191 1. \Var work — Secretary and Treasurer,
Higher Grade Public School \Var Savings Assocn., Kirriemuir, 1916-19.
SHERRIFFS, WILLIAM RAE, M.A., D.Sc.,
s. of Alexander J. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Mar. 1881. M.A., 190,? ; II. Sc., 1911; D.Sc., 1919.
\Var work — Special Constable, 1914. Joined Madras Vol. Arty. Corps, 26 Oct. 1915.
I.D.F., Aug. iQiy-May 1919. Served -Madras City. Final rank. Sapper.
SHEWAN, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Andrew S. ; b. Peterhead, 28 Oct. 1851. M.A. (1 Cl.), 1870; Simpson Greek Pri/e.
War work — Military Service Tribunal, Nat. Service, Food Control, Fuel and Lighting, etc.,
Committees; Treasurer, N.U.W.W. Canteen, St. Andrews, 1915-19.
SHIACH, WILLIAM LORIMER, M.A.,
s. of Donald S. ; b. Laurencekirk, 17 Jan. 1889. M.A., 1911. "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1909. Pte., 3/6th Gordon Hrs., 18 May 1915 ; i/6th Gordon Hrs. Commd..
8th Black Watch, 27 June 1917. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1917; France, Germany,
Sept. I9i6-Jan. 1917, Oct. I9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., 1918.
SHIRREN, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of James S. ; b. Peterhead, n Dec. 1861. M.A., 1883. War work — Representative,
S. and S. Families Assocn. ; later, Member, Statutory Pensions Committee, Cornwall,
1914—.
SHIRRAS, GEORGE FINDLAY, M.A.,
s. of George F. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 July 1885. M.A., 1907. Captain, 4th Gordon His.
War work — Director, Dept. of Statistics, Govt. of India, 1914-19; Indian representative,
Imperial Conference on Statistics, London, 1920. Mentd., Mar. 1919.
368
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SHORTT, HENRY EDWARD, M.B.,
s. of William S. ; b. Dhariwal, 15 Apr. 1887. M.B., 1910. "U" Coy., R.A.M.C. (V. and
T.), 5 years. Cofnmd., I.M.6., 1910. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Mesopotamia,
1914 — . Final rank, Captain. Two mentions, 1915, 1919-
Silver, Hlejan&er, P. 22.
SILVER, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of David S. ; b. Banchory-Devenick, 7 Apr. 1864. M.A., 1890. War work — Y.M.C.A.,
France, Home, 1917-19; organized Sphagnum Moss Collection.
Silver, 3obn TOlatt, P. 103.
SIM, ALBERT EDWARD BARR, M.B.,
s. of William B. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Sept. 1894. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 21 June 1916; transfd. R.A.F.M.S. Served — France, n months; Home,
2 years 7 months. Final rank, Flight-Lieutenant.
SIM, ALFRED GALL, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Strichen, 18 Aug. 1884. M.A., 1910. Pte., I94th Batt., Canadian
Expedy. Force, 2 Mar. 1916; ist Canadian Lab. Batt.; roth Batt., C.E.F. Served —
Canada, 1916; France, Jan. I9i7-Sept. 1918; wounded; discharged, June 1919. Final
rank, Private.
SIM, GEORGE GALL, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Strichen, 12 Jan. 1878. M.A. (I Cl.), 1898; Simpson Greek Prize;
Seafield Latin, Town, Medals ; Ferguson, Fullerton, Scholarships ; B.A. (Hons.), Oxon.,
1901. I.C.S., 1900. Trooper, Cawnpore Squdn., ist United Prov. Horse, 1915. Member,
Legis. Council, U.P. C.I.E.
SIM, GUSTAVUS AIRD,
s. of Henry S. ; b. Dingwall, 9 Jan. 1866. Arts, 1882-86. Appointed Presbyterian Chap-
lain, H.M. Ships and Naval Establishment, Malta, 1895. Chaplain, Prisoners of War Camp.
Served— Malta, duration of War. Five chevrons. Received thanks of S.N.O. for valuable
services, June 1918.
SIM, JAMES ARCHIBALD BRUCE, M.B.,
s. of William S. ; b. Banchory, 24 Apr. 1882. M.B., 1905. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1906..
Mobilized Surgeon, H.M.T. " Olympia," Aug. 1914. Trooper, Scottish Horse, Aug. 1914.
Lewis-gun Sergeant, Imperial Camel Corps, Aug. 1916. Surgeon, H.M.T. "Toloa " (France-
to Boston), Apr. 1919. Served — Home, Egypt, Sinai Peninsula, Syria, Palestine, Arabia,,
1914-19. Final rank, Lieutenant, R.A.M.C. Mentd., Apr. 1918.
Sim, Jobnfl&oir, P. 51.
SIMMERS, FORBES, M.B.,
s. of Forbes S.; b. Inverurie, n Nov. 1891. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Brit. Red Cross
Socy., France, 1914-15. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), Mar. 1916. Served — Home, 1916;
P>ance, 1917-19. Final rank, Captain.
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SIMPSON, ALBERT ALLAN,
s. of Patrick R. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Aug. 1899. Med- 1920—- Cadet, R.F.C., 21 Aug.
1917. Commd., 15 June 1918; attcl. 62iul, 22nd, Squadn.. R.A.F. Served— Home,
1917-18; France, Germany, June igiS-Sept. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
SIMPSON, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Alexanders.; b. Aberdeen, 25 Nov. 1861. M.A., 1882: M.B., iS8C>: M.D., 1892.
Commd., R.A.M.C., May 1915. Home service. Administrator, Lord Derby War Hospital,
\Vurrington. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. C.B.E. (Mil. Div.), June 1919.
SIMPSON, ALEXANDER ALLAN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. S. ; b. Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, 2 Feb. 1881. M.A. (I Cl.), 1901;
Kay, Simpson, Prizes; Town Council Gold Medal. Pte., I.D.F., Sept. 1915. Commd.,
1 05 th Indian Lab. Corps, Aug. 1918. Served — India, Waziristan. Final rank, Lieutenant.
SIMPSON, ALEXANDER BRUCE, M.B.,
s. of James S. ; b. Tnllynessle, 29 Jan. 1876. M.B., 1899. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 25 Oct.
1915. Attd. i/ist Ayrshire Yeoy., I2th (Ayr and Lanark) Batt, R.S.F., 25th Fid. Amb.
Served — Egypt, Sinai, Palestine, France, 1915-18; Prisoner of War, May 1918; Home,
Dec. igiS-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
SIMPSON, ALEXANDER GEORGE,
s. of Andrew R. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Nov. 1896. Com., 1919 — . War work — Ambu-
lance Service, 1914-15. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 4 Apr. 1915. Commd., 28 Mar. 1917.
Served — Home, 1915; France, Aug. -Oct. 1915; wounded; Hospl., Oct. igis-Mar. 1916,
July I9i7-Aug. 1918; France (Lab. Corps), Dec. iQiS-Nov. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Captain.
SIMPSON, ALEXANDER WILSON, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. New Machar, 6 Dec. 1857. M.A., 1880. War work — Secretary and
Treasurer, War Work Assocn., Sphagnum Moss, War Savings, etc., Committees, Monymusk.
SIMPSON, ANDREW WILLIAM,
s. of Andrew R. S. ; b. Aberdeen, i Feb. 1892. Arts, 1919—. Pte., Royal Marine
Arty., 8 Feb. 1916. Commd., 9 Mar. 1917. Served — Home, i year; France, i£ years.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
Simpson, Cecil 36arclas, M.A., 1907 ; p. 72.
SIMPSON, CHARLES HARVEY, M.A.,
s. of Charles S. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 May 1891. M.A. (II Eng.), 1914. Medically rejected,
1914. War work — Substitute teacher, Aberdeen, 1916-18.
.SIMPSON, COLIN FINLAYSON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James S. ; b. Fraserburgh, 15 Nov. 1885. M.A., 1906; M.B. (Hons.), 1910.
Matthews Duncan, Keith, Gold Medals. Professor, Medical College, Mukden, Manchuria,
1912. On outbreak of War, unable to reach Britain, accepted appointment under Russian
Red Cross as Lieut. -Colonel, attd. 3rd Army. Colonel (M.O.), 8th and gth Army in the
Carpathians. Served — Russia, 1914-19. Order of Vladimir with swords.
37°
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SIMPSON, DAVID, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of James S. ; b. Inveraven, Banffshire, 31 Oct. 1889. M.A., 1910; B.Sc. (Agr.), i912-
Pioneer, " D " Spec. Coy., R.E., May 1916. Served — Home, 1916; France, June 1916-
Dec. 1918. Final rank, Pioneer.
SIMPSON, ERNEST, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. Buckic. Aug. 1889. M.A., 1911. 2nd Lieut., 5th Gordon Mrs., Jan.
1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served— Home, 1914-15 ', France, May igis-June 1919.
Final rank, Captain.
SIMPSON, FRANK, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. S. ; b. Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, 31 May 1883. M.A., 1903. H.M.
Inspector of Taxes, 1904. War work— E.P.D. and Munitions Levy, Surrey, Leeds,
Yorkshire.
SIMPSON, GEORGE ANDERSON, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Fordyce, 10 Nov. 1868. M.A., 1892. Corporal, 6th V.B. Gordon
Mrs., 1917-19-
SIMPSON, GEORGE ARCHIBALD, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Apr. 1864. M.A., 1884; Advocate in Aberdeen,
1890. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1885; retired Captain, 1898. Captain (Administrative
Officer), R.A.M.C. and A.S.C. Depots. Home service, 1915-18. Final rank, Captain.
Long Service Medal. Died, 31 July 1918.
SIMPSON, IAN JAMES, M.A.,
s. of A. W. S. ; b. Monymusk, 24 Dec. 1895. M.A. (II Cl.), 1920. War work — Munitions,
1915-16. Pte., Scottish Horse, 23 May 1916; 6th Black Watch. Served — U.K.,
2 years i month ; France, 7 months. Final rank, Acting L. /Sergeant.
SIMPSON, JAMES ANDREW, M.B.,
s. of James S. ; b. Tullynessle, Aberdeenshire, 17 Mar. 1877. M.B., 1900; D.P.H., 1903.
Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.), 1910; attd. i/2nd Scottish Horse. Served — Home, 1914-15;
Gallipoli, Aug.-Dec. 1915; Egypt, Sinai, Dec. i9i5~Sept. 1916. Invalided; discharged,
Mar. 1917. Final rank, Captain.
SIMPSON, JAMES JENKINS, M.A., D.Sc.,
s. of John S. ; b. Elgin, 24 Nov. 1881. M.A., 1904 ; B.Sc. (Spec, dist), 1906 ; D.Sc., 1911.
Lieut., W. African Frontier Force, July 1917. Served — Gold Coast, Sept. I9i7-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
SIMPSON, JESSIE MARY, M.A.,
d. of Alexander S. S. ; b. Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, 27 Dec. 1888. M.A. (II Mod. Lang.),
1911. War work — Examiner, Postal Censorship, London, 1916-19.
SIMPSON, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Nov. 1892. M.A. (1 Cl.), 1913; Lyon, Jenkyns, Black,
Prizes ; Seafield, Town Council, Gold Medals ; Ferguson Scholar. Pte., London Scottish,
Sept. 1915. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., i Mar. 1917. Attd. i24th Baluchistan Infy., I. A.
Served — Home, 1915-16, 1916-17; France, Apr.-Sept. 1916; India, Sept. i9i7-Mar.
1918; Persia, Mar. igiS-May 1919. Final rank, Aeting Captain.
371
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SIMPSON, JOHN BAIRD, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Thomas S. ; b. Nairn, 14 Jan. 1894. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1914. Pte., 9th Seaforth Hrs.,
5 Oct. 1914. Served with R.A.M.C. ; attd. Royal Engineers, Gordon Hrs. Commd., 25
Jan. 1917. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917-19; France, Sept. igis-Oct. 1917. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
Simpson, 3obn Matt, M.A., 1909, LL.B., 191 1 ; P. 47.
SIMPSON, LILIAS INNES ANDERSON, M.A.,
d. of George A. S. ; b. Premnay, Aberdeenshire, 25 July 1894. M.A., 1916. War work —
Munition work, Steel analyzing, Canteen, Aberdeen, Glasgow, France, 1915-18.
SIMPSON, MURIEL DOHEN, M.A.,
d. of H. F. Morland S. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 July 1898. M.A. (II Cl.), 1920. War work-
Women's Land Army, Flax -harvesting, Fife and Somerset, 1918.
SIMPSON, NORMAN CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of Alexander W. S. ; b. Mony musk, 29 Dec. 1898. M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C. Cadet,
R.F.C., 17 July 1917. Commd., 8 Nov. 1917. Served — Home, n months; France,
6 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
SIMPSON, PATRICK GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 July 1860. M.B., 1884. Civil M.O. to A.S.C. (M.T.),
1915-18. Captain, R.A.M.C., Sept. 1918. Home service, 1918 — . Final rank, Captain.
t
Simpson, TCobert fl&acfeie, P. 5*-
SIMPSON, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, M.A.,
s. of H. F. Morland S. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Aug. 1896. M.A. (I Hist.), 1919; Caithness
Prize; Forbes Gold Medal. Joined 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1913. Discharged, medically
unfit, Aug. 1914. Organization and control of Sea-scouts employed in coast-watching
throughout Scotland; other Admiralty work, Aug. i9i5~Jan 1918. Secretarial work,
Ministry of National Service, 1918-19.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM JOHN RITCHIE, M.D.,
s. of John S. ; b. Glasgow, 27 Apr. 1855. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1876; M.D., 1880; D.P.H.,
(Camb.), 1880; F.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1899. Principal M.O. and Administrator, Serbian Relief
Fund Hospitals and Dispensaries, Monastir Front, 1917-18. Order of St. Sava, 3rd Class.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE,
s. of W. S. ; b. Melbourne, 29 July 1899. Med., 1919—. Pte., i/4th Gordon Hrs., 26
July 1917. Served — Home, France. Final rank, Sergeant.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM SLESSOR, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Alexander S. S. ; b. Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, 25 Feb. 1879. M.A., 1900; B.Sc.
(Spec, dist.), 1904. Staff-Sergeant, South African Engineers, 5 Oct. 1915. Commd.,
28 Oct. 1916. Served — Nyasaland, German E., Portuguese E., Africa, Oct. igis-Dec.
1918. Final rank, Captain. O.B.E., 1919. Two mentions, "Gazette," Aug. 1918,
Jan. 1919.
372
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SINCLAIR, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, M.A.,
s. of James A. S. ; b. Aberdeen, n May 1865. M.A. (II CL), 1885 ; 3rd cl. Class. Mods.,
Oxon., 1887; B.A. (3rd cl. Litt. Hum.), 1889; M.A., 1892. Officiating Chaplain to the
Forces, 1918-19; member of Volunteer Training Corps; War Pensions, War Savings,
Committees; Gloucestershire, 1914-19.
SINCLAIR, EDMOND, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Sept. 1871. M.A., 1891. Joined Aberd. Military
Training Assocn. (later, ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.), 1914. War work — Red Cross Transport,
Aberdeen, 1914-18; Special Constable, 1916-18.
SINCLAIR, EDWARD STANLEY,
s. of David S. ; b. 25 Sept. 1874. Med., 1891-92. Lieut, 3/4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.),
1915. Died, 25 June 1920.
SINCLAIR, HAROLD ADDISON, M.A., B.L.,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Feb. 1880. M.A., 1902 ; B.L., 1905. Pte., "U" Coy.,
ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1898-1902. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 30 July 1915. Served —
Home, 2 years; France, June I9i6-Sept. 1917, Nov. igiS-Aug. 1919. P'inal rank,
Captain. M.C., Nov. 1916. Bar to M.C., Sept 1917. Mentd., Apr. 1917.
SINCLAIR, ROLAND, M.B.,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Mar. 1888. M.B., 1910; D.P.H., 1911. University
Troop, Scottish Horse, 1907. Commd., R.A.M.C., 3 Dec. 1915. Attd. (M.O.), 2/241(1
Batt. London Regt, No. 3 Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, June I9i6-Feb.
1917. Discharged through illness. Final rank, Captain.
SINCLAIR, WALTER WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Thomas S. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Apr. 1868. M.B., 1891. War work — Ophthalmic
Surgeon, Military Hospls., Suffolk, 1914-18.
SINCLAIR, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of David S. ; b. Nigg, Kincardineshire, n June 1860. M.B., 1882. Commd., R.A.M.C.
(V. later T.), 1893. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Attd. Aberdeen Fortress Engineers.
M.O., Torry Bty., Aug. I9i4-Sept. 1915 ; S.M.O., Aberdeen Defences, Orkney and Shetland.
F"inal rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
SIVEWRIGHT, DAVID, M.A., M.D.,
s. of David S. ; b. Strichen, 12 June 1871. M.A., 1892; M.B., 1898; D.P.H., 1900;
M.D., 1908. War work — Anaesthetist, Mil. Hospl., Lewisham, 1917.
Sfcafele, 1bugb pbilip, M.A., i9n, B.D., 1914; P. 76.
SKEEN, DONALD TRENCH, M.B.,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Oct. 1883. M.B., 1906. Lieut, R.A.M.C., July 1915.
Served — Home, 1915 ; Mediterranean, Egypt, France, Oct. igis-Mar. 1919. Final
rank, Captain.
Sfeene, 3an, P. 88.
373 24*
ROLL OF SERVICE.
Sfcinner, Hlejanfcer, P. 3-
SKINNER, ALEXANDER CORTIS,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Lonmay, 16 Jan. 1885. Sc., 1902-06. Pte., 72nd Regt. Seaforth
Hrs. of Canada, 15 Mar. 1915. Cambridge Cadet School. Commd., 4th Black Watch
(T.F.), 27 June 1917. Served — France. Final rank, Captain. M.C., "Gazette," Mar. 1918.
SKINNER, CHARLES GORDON LENNOX, M.D.,
s. of James S. ; b. Glenlivet, 6 Nov. 1851. M.B., 1873; M.D., 1877. Hon. M.O.,
1914-16; M.O. i/c Aux. Mil. Hospl., 1916-19; Recruiting Boards, Examination of recruits,
1914-18.
SKINNER JOHN, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William S. ; b. Old Meldrum, 30 Nov. 1892. M.A., 1914; M.B., 1919; D.P.H.,
1920. A.U.O.T.C. Surgeon-Sub-Lieut., R.N.V.R., 27 Dec. 1915. Served — Haslar Hospl.,
Atlantic Blockade Squadron, Grand Fleet, Harwich Forces, Dec. igis-Sept. 1917, when
demobilized to finish medical studies.
SKINNER, JOHN EMSLIE, M.B.,
s. of Daniel S. ; b. Kennethmont, 28 Dec. 1866. M.B., 1895. War work — Member, Med.
Service, Pensions Boards, Aberdeen, 1918.
SKINNER, ROBERT TAYLOR, M.A.,
s. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 May 1867. M.A., 1888 ; F.R.S.E., 1903 ; F.S.A. (Scot.),
1909. War work — Lecturing on behalf of War Funds, Scotland, 1914-19.
SKINNER, WILLIAM BOOTH, M.B.,
s. of William S. ; b. Coull, Aberdeenshire, 2 Nov. 1862. M.B., 1887. Commd., Surgeon-
Lieut., Cape Vol. Force, Jan. 1903. Mobilized Captain, S.A. Defence Force, 24 Aug. 1914 ;
attd. S.A. Med. Corps. Served — German S.W. Africa, German E. Africa, Sept. I9i4-Mar.
1917; Cape No. i Gen. Hospl., Wynberg, Mar. I9i7-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieut.-
Colonel. D.S.O., "Gazette," Feb. 1917. Mentd., G.S.W. A. campaign.
SLATER, JAMES,
s. of William S. ; b. Lossiemouth, 14 Nov. 1896. Arts, 1914-15 ; Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs., Sept. 1915; attd. 5th Army Musketry School. Served — Home, 1915-16;
France, June I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Acting Coy.-Sergt.-Major.
SLATER, JOHN CORMACK, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of David S. ; b. Lossiemouth, 4 Oct. 1889. M.A., 1912; B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1913;
Arnott Prize. Commd., Naval Instructor, Royal Australian Navy, i Feb. 1916. Served in
R.A.N. College, Jervis Bay, 1916 — . Final rank, Instructor Lieutenant.
SLEIGH, FREDERICK ROBERTS,
s. of Charles W. S. ; b. Blackwood, Lanarkshire, 13 May 1900. Med., 1917-18, 1919 — .
A.U.O.T.C. Pte., 28th Batt., London Regt, 10 Sept. 1918. Home service, 4 months.
Final rank, Private.
SLEIGH, GEORGE BAIRD, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John S. ; b. Strichen, 9 July 1872. M.A., 1893; M.B., 1903. Brit. Red Cross Socy.
(Scottish Branch), Aboyne Castle Aux. Hospl., 1916.
374
ROLL OF SER VICE.
SLEIGH, HENRY PATERSON, M.B.,
s. of John S. ; b. Strichen, 13 Apr. 1875. M.B., 1899. War work — M.O., Woolverstone
Hospl., 2 years. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), i June 1918. Final rank, Captain.
SLEIGH, JAMES CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of Charles W. S. ; b. Lesmahagow, 21 Jan. 1897. M.B., 1918. A.U.O.T.C., 1913-15.
Surgeon-Probationer, R.N.V.R., 4 Dec. 1915-17. Demobilized to finish medical studies.
Surgeon-Lieut., R.N., 9 Aug. 1918. Served — Atlantic Ocean, R.N. Hospl. Portsmouth,
France, Belgium, Germany, China, 2.^ years. Final rank, Surgeon-Lieutenant.
SLESSOR, ROBERT ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Methlick, 13 Nov. 1875. M-A-> 1897; M.B., 1900; D.P.H., 1903.
Civil Surgeon, S. African Fid. Force, 1901-02 ; Brit. Red Cross Socy. (Scottish Branch),
Fraserburgh Aux. Hospl., 1916.
SLESSOR, WILLIAM DUNCAN, M.A.,
s. of George S. ; b. Kelso, 28 Oct. 1887. M.A., 1908. A.U. Scottish Horse Yeomanry,
1905-08; Indian Police, N.W. Frontier Province and Punjab, 1914-16. Commd.,
Indian Army Res. of Officers, Cavalry Branch, 3 Aug. 1916. Served — India, 1916-19.
Final rank, Captain.
SLESSOR, JAMES GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Methlick, 27 July 1879. M.A., 1899. 2nd Lieut, 4th Gordon Hrs.
(T.F.), 20 Nov. 1915 ; attd. 7th (Service) Batt, N. Staffs. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1917 ;
France, Aug. -Nov. 1916; India, Mesopotamia, Persia, S. Russia, Jan. igiS-Apr. 1919.
Final rank, Acting Captain.
SLESSOR, THOMAS STEWART, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Methlick, 28 Sept. 1876. M.A., 1898 ; M.B., 1902. A.U. Coy., V8I.
Med. S.C., 1899-1902. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), iSDec. 1914; attd. 2/2nd, 3/2nd, High!.
Fid. Amb., Staty. Hospl., Abancourt. Served- — Home, 1914-17; Flanders, France, Apr.
I9I7~JU'V r9x9- Final rank, Captain. Mentd., July 1919.
Sloracb, Hlejanber, P. 24.
SMART, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Nov. 1892. M.A., 1918. Pte., A.S.C., 1915.
SMART, DAVID GORDON, B.L.,
s. of George S. ; b. Banchory% 8 May 1881. Arts, 1898-99 ; B.L., 1903. Joined N.Z. 301(1
Reinforcement N.C.O. Coy., i Mar. 1917; 35th Reinforcement Coy., "B" Coy.,
5th Res. Batt, N.Z.R.B. Served — N.Z., 1917; England, 1918 ; France, Aug. -Sept. 1918;
wounded ; Hospl. Final rank, Rifleman.
SMART, HARRY WILLIAMSON, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Mar. 1888. M.A., 1909. Pte., 8th Royal Scots,
23 Nov. 1915; 4th Seaforth Hrs., County of London Yeoy. Commd., Labour
Corps, 15 July 1917. Home service. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
375
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SMART, JAMES, M. A., M.B.,
s. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 July 1872. M.A., 1894 : M.I!., 1899. A.U. Med. S.C.,
1895." R.A.M.C. (V.), 1903. Mobilized Major, R.A.M.C. (T.), 1914. Registrar, ist
Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914; O.C., ist Scot C.en. Hospl., 1916-18; O.C., Edinburgh War
Hospl., 1918; O.C., 4th London Gen. Hospl., 1918. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel. T.I).
Brevet-Lieut. -Colonel, 3 June 1917.
SMART, ROBERT ALEXANDER FORDYCE,
s. of Alexanders.; b. Kraserburgh, 5 Mar. 1898. Med., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
53rd (Y.S.), Gordon Mrs., 30 May 1916; 8th O.C.B. (Lichfield). Commd., Feb. 1919.
Served — Home, 1916-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
SMART, ROBERT MILNE, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Inverness, 13 Jan. 1892. M.A., 1914; B.Sc., 1921. Pioneer, Spec.
Bde., R.E., Feb. 1917. Served — Home, 1917; France, Apr. 1917 — . Final rank, Pioneer.
Smart, William, M.A., i897 ; P. 84.
SMITH, ALASDAIR McINTYRE, M.B.,
s. of John S. ; b. Ardnamurchan, 24 June 1896. M.B., 1920. Cadet, A.U.O.T.C., 1914
Pte., Scots Guards, 1915.
SMITH, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexanders.; b. Inverurie, i Nov. 1879. M.A. (II Math.), 1902. Pte., ist, 6th,
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 7th V.B. Royal Scots, 1897-1908. Sergeant, 2/rst Batt., County of
Aberdeen Vol. Regt. (later, 3rd V.B. Gordon Hrs.), 1917-19. Final rank, Sergeant.
SMITH, ALEXANDER,
s. of Joseph S. ; b. Portessie, Banffshire, 9 June 1883. Arts, 1903-06. Pte., i/6th Seaforth
Hrs., Aug. 1915. Served with i/4th Seaforth Hrs. Home, 1915-16; France, June
I9i6-Apr. 1917; Hospl., Apr. I9i7-Feb. 1918. Final rank, Sergeant.
SMITH, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Peter S. ; b. Monymusk, 20 May 1888. M.B., 1911. Commd., S.A.M.C., ^S.
Served — M.O. i/c Fort Johnston, Lake Nyasa, 1918—.
SMITH, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. St. Fergus, 8 Apr. 1894. M.A., 1916. Pioneer, R.E., 14 Mar.
1916. Served — Home, 1916; France, Apr. -July 1916; wounded; Hospital, July-Oct.
1916; France, Belgium, Oct. I9i6-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Pioneer.
SMITH, ALEXANDER EMSLIE, M.A.,
s. of Alexander E. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Feb. 1864. M.A., 1885 ; Advocate in Aberdeen,
1891. Commd., T.F. Reserve, 27 Feb. 1916. Home service, Recruiting Officer, 1916-17.
Subsequently Civilian Recruiting Officer (Ministry of Nat. Service). Final rank, Lieutenant.
SMITH, ALEXANDER FRANCIS,
s. of James S. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 24 Oct. 1884. U.D.A., 1910. L./Corporal,
A.S.C. (Res. Scot. Horse Bde.), 1914. Commd., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A., 1915. Attd.
7oth Bde., R.F.A. Agricultural Instructor, France, Dec. igig-July 1920.
3/6
ROLL OF \£A' / 'ICE.
SMITH, ALEXANDER HOOD, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Mortlach, Banffshire, 23 Jan. 1866. M.A., 1888; B.D., 1892. Wai
work — Y.M.C.A. ; Chaplain to German Prisoners of War Camp, France, 1917.
SMITH, ALEXANDER JOHN VINCENT, M.A.,
s. of George S. ; b. St. Vincent, B.W.I., 18 Apr. 1883. M.A., 1905. Enlisted, 4th
H.L.I., 1916. Served — Mesopotamia. (Formerly Instructor, Signalling.)
SMITH, ALFRED JAMES, M.A., D.Litt.,
s. of James S. ; b. Turriff, 26 Oct. 1884. M.A., 1905; D.Litt., 1919. Sub-Lieut.,
R.N.V.R., 25 Aug. 1917. Hydrophone duties, Firth of Forth, Aug. ig^-Jan. 1919.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
SMITH, ALFRED TENNYSON, M.D.,
s. of James S. ; b. Banff, 22 Aug. 1870. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1892; M.D., 1898. A.U.
Med. S.C., 1888-92. Captain, R.W. Kents, 1900-05. Captain, R.A.M.C., Nov. 1915.
Attd. Royal Herbert Hospl., Woolwich ; M.O. i/c Orpington Aux. Hospl. ; O.C., No. 8
Section Kent Fid. Amb. ; 3ist Gen. Hospl., Egypt, 1915-16. Final rank. Major. Mentd.,
1918.
SMITH, ALICK DRUMMOND BUCHANAN,
s. of Sir George Adam S. ; b. Glasgow, 9 Oct. 1898. Arts, 1916-17, 1919—. Edin. Univ.
O.T.C. Household Bde., O.C.B. Commd., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 27 Nov. 1917. Attd.
8/ioth, gth, Batts. Served — Home, 1917-18; France, Belgium, Apr. igiS-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
SMITH, ARTHUR EDWARD McRAE, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of George R. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Jan. 1892. M.A., 1913; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1914. War
work- — Works Chemist, chief metallurgist, Braintree, 1916-19.
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SMITH, ARTHUR FORBES, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. Knockando, n July 1893. M.A., 1919. Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs., 1910.
Re-enlisted, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914, 1915-16; France, Belgium, Nov. 1914-
Oct. 1915, June I9i6-Feb. 1919 ; Holland, Germany, Feb.-Nov. 1919. Final rank,
Captain.
SMITH, CHARLES KELMAN, M.B.,
s. of George S.; b. Keith, 17 Jan. 1879. M.B., 1910. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1916.
SMITH, CHARLES MOLLYSON, M.B.,
s. of Alexander H. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Nov. 1883. M.B., 1905. Capt., R.A.M.C., 1915 ;
O.C., 75th Fid. Amb. ; M.O. i/c 8th Royal Scots.
Smitb, Cbarles tlbeo&ore, P. 5-
SMITH, CYRIL MOORE, M.B.,
s. of E. W. S. ; b. Dover, 28 Sept. 1881. M.B. (Hons.), 1904. Commd., R.A.M.C., 10
July 1918. Served — Egypt. Final rank, Lieutenant.
377
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SMITH, DAVID DRUMMOND, M.A.,
s. of Daniel S. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Jan. 1881. M.A., 1904. Gunner, R.G.A., 4 June 1916.
Comtnd., Nov. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-17; Flanders, France, Dec. igiy-Dee. i^iS.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
Smitb, Douglas IRobert, M.A., 1912 ; P. 9s.
SMITH, FRANCIS CLEMENT NIMMO,
s. of R. Nirnmo S. ; b. Haddington, 10 Oct. 1884. Arts, 1904-05. Pte., Royal Scots,
5 Aug. 1914. Commd., 4 Oct. 1914. Served — Home, z\ years; France, Belgium,
Macedonia, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
Smitb, jfrancis Jobnston, p. 61.
SMITH, FREDERICK KEILLER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John S. S. ; b. Perth, 19 July 1880. M.A., 1899 ; M.B., 1903. Surgeon-Lieut., ist V.B.
Gordon Hrs., 1907; Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.), 1908. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. Stoney-
wood Garrison; ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914-19. F'inal rank, Captain.
SMITH, GAVIN, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Inverurie, 26 Mar. 1878. M.A., 1906. Not accepted for Mil. Service.
War work — Member, Recruiting Committee, British Bechuanaland, 1916-18.
SMITH, GEORGE,
s. of Alexander J. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Jan. 1874. Law, 1895-96. War work — Business
Manager, aircraft factory, Aberdeen, 1918-19.
Smitb, .(3eorge Hlejanoer, P. 95
Smitb, George JSucbanan (M.A., Gias.), LL.B., iyi4 ; P. 16.
SMITH, GEORGE MacIVER CAMPBELL, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Sedgefield, 13 May 1869. M.A., 1888 ; M.B., 1891. Commd., I.M.S.,
1892. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — India, I9i4-Nov. 1917; Mesopotamia, Egypt,
Nov. I9i7-Nov. 1919. P'inal rank, Lieut-Colonel. C.M.G., June 1919. Mentd.,
Mar. 1919.
SMITH, GEORGE WATT, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Inverurie, 4 Dec. 1866. M.A., 1891. Enlisted, Portage la Prairie
Home Guards, 1914. Commd. Chaplain, 1916. Served — Canada. Final rank, Chaplain
(Captain).
SMITH, GORDON JOHN,
s. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Feb. 1899. Med., 1919 — . Pte., Cameron Hrs., 5 Apr.
1917. Served with znd Seaforth Hrs. Home, 10 months; France, i year. Final rank,
Private.
37«
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SMITH (or McDOUGALL), GRACE ALEXANDRA,
d. of Charles S. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 June 1886. Arts, 1906-07. First Aid Nursing Yeomanry
Corps, 1910. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Antwerp, Belgian Front, France, 1914-19;
Germany, 1919. Prisoner of War, escaped, Oct. 1914. Organized, equipped, and directed
Hospitals, Calais, Port a Binson ; organized, equipped canteen for Belgian convalescents ;
organized 8 convoys women motor amb. drivers and i aux. mobile column (for French and
lii-lgian Armies, and B.R.C.S.). Chevalier de 1'Ordre de la Couronne. Chevalier de 1'Ordre
de Leopold II. Ordre de la Reine Elisabeth. Medaille d'Yser. Croix de Guerre with silver
star. Mons Medal. Medaille d'Honneur. Medaille Commemorative, S.S.B.M. Medaille
Commemorative, 1914-18. Victory and Service Medals. Mentd., Mar. 1918.
SMITH, HAROLD EDGAR, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John S. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Apr. 1880. M.A. (Ill CL), 1901; M.B., 1910; Lizars.
Medal; Thompson Fellow. Captain (a la suite), R.A.M.C., 15 Aug. 1914; attd. ist Scot.
Gen. Hospl., 43rd and soth Gen. Hospls., 3ist C.C.S., Mil. Hospl., Ripon. Served —
Home, 1914-16, Mar. -July 1919; Salonika, Aug. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Major.
SMITH, HARRY EMSLIE, M.B.,
s. of Alexander E. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Dec. 1876. M.B., 1900. Lieut, I.M.S., 1902.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Indian Hospl. Ship, 1914-15; Egypt, India, 1916-17;
Mesopotamia, 1918 — . Major (1914).
SMITH (or JOHNSTON), ISABEL COPLAND, M.B.,
d. of Charles S. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Feb. 1878. M.B., 1903. Medical Officer, Women's
Dept, London Gen. Omnibus Co. ; Asst. M.O., L.C.C. Schools, 1915-19.
SMITH, ISOBEL EDWARDS,
d. of Leslie S. ; b. Aberdeen. Arts, 1912-13. War work — Munitions, Aberdeen, London,
1915-18.
SMITH, JAMES,
b. Durris, 13 June 1859. Sc., 1914-15. Quartermaster, Red Cross Aux. Hospl., Durris,
4i years.
Smttb, James 3Bowman, P. 9*-
SMITH, JAMES CRUICKSHANK, B.Sc.,
s. of James S. ; b. Stevenston, 26 Feb. 1870. B.Sc., 1891. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs. (V. later
T.), 1891. Commd., Aug. 1915. Home service (Musketry Instructor), 1914-19. Final
rank, Acting Captain.
SMITH, JAMES DAVID MAXWELL, M.A.,
s. of James S. ; b. Mintlaw, 25 Jan. 1895. M.A., 1920. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1913. Commd., Royal Marines, i Mar. 1917. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-17, 1917-
19 ; France, Feb.-Sept. 1915, Apr.-Sept. 1917. Final rank, Lieutenant.
SMITH, JAMES DRUMMOND, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Sept. 1890. M.A. (II Econ. Sc.), 1911. War work —
Ministry of Munitions, 1915-16. Commd., R.F.C. (later R.A.F.), 1 6 Oct. 1916. Served —
Home, 1916-20. Final rank, Major. O.B.E.
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ROLL OF SER]~fCI-:.
SMITH, JAMES LAWRENCE, M.B.,
s. of Alexander E. S. ; b. Aberdeen, n July 1862. M.B., 1885. Surgeon, R.N., 1884.
Mobili/ed, Aug. 1914. O.C., R.N. and Aux. Naval Hospl., Malta, I9i4-Nov. 1916; in
charge of Naval recruiting, Admiralty; organi/ed Aux. Naval Hospl., Stirling, 1916-19.
Final rank, Surgeon-Rear-Admiral C.B., 1918. Officer of Legion of Honour, 1918.
SMITH, JAMES LIND, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James S.; b. Mintlaw, 13 July 1889. M.A., 1911; M.B., 1914; D.P.H., 1920. "U'
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs. Commd., R.A.M.C., June 1916. Served — Mesopotamia, N.W.
Frontier of India, Aug. I9i6-Mar. 1917; Hospl. Ship, Mar. -July 1917. Final rank,
Lieutenant. War work — Examn. of recruits, Banff and Donside, 1915-16 ; Medical and
Pensions Boards, 1917-18.
SMITH, JAMES PATRICK GEORGE,
s. of William S. ; b. Bellie, Morayshire, 22 Mar. 1883. Sergt., "C" Coy., ijth Lanes.
Fusiliers, 1916. Served — France.
SMITH, JAMES ROSS, M.A.,
s. of Stewart A. S. ; b. Glenbervie, 26 Jan. 1900. M.A. (II Cl.), 1920. Pte., 4th A. and
S. Hrs., 17 Apr. 1918. Home service, 1918-19. Final rank, Private.
SMITH, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Leslie, 8 Jan. 1865. M.B., 1890. War work — Medical examn. of
recruits, Nottingham, 1914-18.
SMITH, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Dundee, 17 Jan. 1875. M.A., 1895. War work— Y.M.C.A.,
France, 1917.
SMITH, JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Buckie, 24 July 1892. M.B., 1915. O.T.C., 1912-14. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 22 Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1918-19; France, Feb. i9i6-Apr.
1918. Final rank, Captain.
SMITH, JOHN.
s. of Peter S. ; b. Stornoway, 24 Sept. 1892. Arts, 1912-14. Pte., " U " Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1914.
SMITH, JOHN WOODMAN-,
s. of William J. W.-S. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Aug. 1891. Law, 1913-14. Glenalmond O.T.C.,
1903-10. Oxford Univ. O.T.C., 1910-11. Commd., 2nd Scottish Horse (T.F.), 1911.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916-19; Gallipoli, Egypt, Aug.-Dec.
1915. Final rank, Acting Major.
SMITH (or DREW), LILIAN MARY BUCHANAN, M.A.,
d. of Sir George Adam S. ; b. Kilbride, Isle of Arran, 28 Sept. 1894. M.A., 1916. War
work — Forestry, under Board of Agriculture, Perthshire, 1917.
380
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SMITH, LINDSAY RAYMOND DUNCAN-,
s. of Alex. D.-S. ; b. Edinburgh, 8 Nov. 1898. Med., 1918 — . Pte., Cameron His., j<)
Mar. 1917. Served with i86th Infy. T.R.B., 3rd Cameron Hrs., 52nd (Grad.) Batt.,
Gordon Hrs. Home, 1917-19. Final rank, Acting C.Q.M.S.
SMITH, MONTGOMERY,
s. of James S.; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 19 Mar. 1880. U.D.A., 1901. Gunner, 2/ist
Highl. Fid. Arty. Bde., 30 Nov. 1915. Served with 2901)1 Bde., R.F.A. Comnul., 15 Jan.
1916. Home, 1915-17 ; France, Oct. I9i7-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
M.C., 21 Mar. 1918.
Smitb, Worman Tl'dtlliain, P. 63.
SMITH, ROBERT,
s. of Alexander M. S. ; b. Bucksburn, 30 Mar. 1893. Arts, 1912-14. Pte., R.A.M.C., Mar.
1913, ist Highl. Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Gallipoli, Suez, Western Front,
Cologne, Mar. igis-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Private.
SMITH, ROBERT ADAM,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 Jan. 1896. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
30 Sept. 1914. Served — Home, France, Belgium, 4^ years.
SMITH, ROBERT CAMPBELL,
s. of Donald S. ; b. Buckie, 15 Sept. 1886. Sc., 1904-07. Pte., loth Seaforth Hrs., 9
Dec. 1915 ; transfd. M.G.C. ; commd., 4th H.L.I., 10 Sept. 1918. Served — Home,
1915-16; F'rance, Oct. igid-Dec. 1917, Oct. igiS-Aug. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieu-
tenant.
Smitb, "(Robert SHmlop, P. 63.
SMITH, ROBERT GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Ord, Ross-shire, 24 Oct. 1861. M.A., 1885. Pte., 3rd V.B. Seaforth
Hrs., 1886 ; commd., 1906. Served with 4th V.B. Gordon His., 6th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.),
1906-12. Re-commd., Vol. Force, 25 May 1917. Home service. Final rank, Captain.
V.D.
Smitb, tRobert Barnes, p. 45-
SMITH, ROBERT JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Donald S. ; b. Bradford, 4 June 1890. M.B., 1916. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.),
1916.
SMITH, ROBERT MORRISON,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, n Feb. 1873. Law, 1894-95. War work — Special
Constable, Glasgow, 1917-19.
SMITH, STEPHEN,
s. of William S. ; b. Fordyce, 21 July 1879. Arts, 1896-99. Pte., 23rd Roy. Fusiliers
(Sportman's Batt.), Nov. 1914. Commd., Dental Service, July 1915. Served — Home,
8-| months ; Egypt, Palestine, 3 years 3 months ; Home, 4 months. Final rank, Captain.
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SMITH, TREVOR ALEXANDER HOWARD, M.B.,
s. of A. J. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Apr. 1896. M.B., 1919. Surgeon-Probationer, R.N.V.R.,
SMITH, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Peter S. ; b. Premnay, Aberdeenshire, 6 Dec. 1864. M.A., 1888. War work—
Y.M.C.A., 1915. Commd., 3rd V.B. Gordon Hrs., Nov. 1916. Home service.
SMITH, WILLIAM, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of James S. ; b. Elgin, 28 Nov. 1885. M.A., 1907; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1914. Pte., "U'
Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1904-07; commd., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.), 26 Jan. 1915;
attd. Highl. Cyclists' Coy., 1 7th Cyclist Batt. Served — Home, 3 months ; France, 2 years.
Final rank, Acting Captain. Mentd., 7 Apr. 1918.
SMITH, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Daviot, Inverness-shire, 26 May 1887. M.B., 1910. Capt.,
S.A.M.C., attd. No. i S.A. Fid. Amb., 1917. Wounded, 1917. M.C., 1917. Bar to
M.C., 1917.
SMITH, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of George S. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 3 Dec. 1889. M.A. (II Math.), 1912. Joined
Special Wireless Section, R.N., 1915. Home service, 1915-19. Final rank, Electrical
Artificer.
Smitb, Militant Elejan&er, M.B., 1904 ; P. 62.
SMITH, WILLIAM ALLAN, M.B.,
s. of Sidney S. ; b. Boyndie, 19 May 1867. M.B., 1890. Joined Aberd. Univ. Bearer
Coy. on its formation. Commd., ist V.B. Lancashire Regt., 1894 (later, 4th E. Lanes.
Regt. (T.F.)). Mobilized, 6 Aug. 1914. Seconded for duty with R. A.M. C., Nov. 1915.
Served — Egypt, Sept. ig^-May 1915 ; Gallipoli, May-Aug. 1915 ; Home, 1915-19. Final
rank, Major. T.D. Mentd., Aug. 1919.
SMITH, WILLIAM ALLAN, M.A,,
s. of William S. ; b. Pitcaple, 8 Apr. 1891. M.A. (I Cl.), 1912- Pte-, 'jt" County of
London Civil Service Rifles, 27 June, 1915 ; transfd. R.E., Wireless, Intelligence Branch.
Served— Home, 1915-16; France, Belgium, Feb. I9i6-May 1918. Prisoner of War, 27
May-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Sapper.
Smitb, William <3eor0e 1Rae, P. *s-
SMITH, WILLIAM McQUEEN, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Apr. 1869. M.A., 1890. Joined Aberd. Mil. Training
Assocn., 1914; City of Aberdeen Vol. Regt., 1916.
SMITH, SIR WILLIAM ROBERT, M.D.,
s. of Robert T. S. ; b. Plumstead, Kent, 28 May 1850. M.B., 1876; M.D., 1879; B.Sc.
(Public Health), Ed., 1883 ; D.Sc. (Public Health), 1886 ; F.R.S.E., 1880 ; D.P.H. (Camb.),
1881 ; Barrister-at-Law, 1888. Assist. -Surgeon, 3rd V.B. Roy. West Kent Regt. (Queen's
Own), 1874, later T.F. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home service. Special Sanitary Officer,
Southern Army. Final rank, Colonel. V.D., etc. Mentd., Sept. 1918.
382
ROLL OF SERVICE.
•
SNOW, CHARLES EDWARD FRANCIS OWEN-, M.B.,
s. of Thomas Owen-S. ; h. Lache-cum-Saltney, Cheshire, 23 June 1873. M.B., 1894.
Commd , S.A. Med. Corps, previous to War. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. No. i Gen.
Hospl., Wynberg ; M.O., Troopship to German W. Africa. Served — Defence H.Q., Pretoria.
Final rank, Captain.
SNOWIE, HERBERT LINDSAY,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 July 1887. Law, 1908-10. Served, Malay State Vol.
Res., 1915-16. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., May 1917. Served — France, May-June
1918; invalided. F'inal rank, Lieutenant.
SNOWIE, ROBERT SIMPSON, M.B.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Apr. 1891. M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.), 10
Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916-19; France, May igis-Aug. 1916. Final
rank, Captain. Mentd., Aug. 1919.
SORLEY, HERBERT TOWER, M.A.,
s. of John T. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Apr. 1892. M.A. (I Cl. High, dist., I Econ. Sc.), 1914;
Gladstone Mem., Blackwell Essay, Prizes; Knox Scholar. I.C.S., 1914; "U" Coy.,
R.A.M.C. ; ist Highl. Fid. Amb., iQio-May 1914 ; Oxford Univ. O.T.C., 1914-15. I.D.F.,
attd. 35th Batt. Sind Rifles, 1917. Commission applied for, refused by Govt. of Bombay.
War work — Recruiting, Food Control, etc.
SORLEY, JAMES DUNCAN,
s. of James S. ; b. Edinburgh, 28 Apr. 1894. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., isth Royal Scots, 9 Oct.
1914. Served with ist (R.) Garr. Batt., H.L.I. Commd., i Aug. 1917. Home, 1914-16,
1916-18; France, Jan. -June 1916. Wounded. Final rank, Lieutenant. Mentd., 4 June
1916.
SORLEY, JOHN TOWER, M.A.,
s. of John T. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Aug. 1899. M.A., 1921 ; Med., 1919 — . Enlisted, R.F'.C.,
later R.A.F., Aug. 1917. Commd., i Feb. 1918. Served — Home, 1917-18; France,
July-Oct. 1918; Prisoner of War, Oct.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
SORLEY, KENNETH WILLIAM,
s. of William R. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 May 1895. Arts, 1912-14. Oxford Univ. O.T.C.,
1915-16. Pte., 2nd 28th London Regt. (Artists' Rifles O.T.C.), July 1918. Home service,
1918-19. F'inal rank, Private.
SORRIE, GEORGE, M.A., B.L.,
s. of George S. ; b. Abernethy, Inverness-shire, 27 Mar. 1879. M.A., 1902 ; B.L., 1904.
Pte., i7th H.L.I., May 1915. Served with 3rd, i4th, i6th, H.L.I. Home, 1915 ; France,
Flanders, Nov. igis-Mar. 1918; invalided. Final rank, L./Corporal.
SORRIE, MARY, M.A.,
d. of Alexander G. S. ; b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 30 Mar. 1885. M.A., 1906. War work
— V.A.D. Nurse; attd. 2nd Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1916-17 ; 88th Gen. Hospl., Egypt, 1918-19.
383
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SOUPER, HUGH ROSS, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Hugh R. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Aug. 1887. M.A., 1908; M.B. (Hons.), 1912; M.I.).
(Hons.), 1920 ; Shepherd Gold Medal. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 25 Mar. 1915. Served — Home,
1915, 1916 — ; Mediterranean Exped. Force, France, Nov. i9i5~Dec. 1916. Final rank,
Captain.
SOUTER, JAMES CALLAGHAN.
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Aug. 1899. Med., 1916 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1916-18. Surgeon-
Probationer, R.N.V.R., 12 Apr. 1918. Served in — H.M.S. "Forester," Mediterranean Sea,
including Palestine Advance, Sea of Marmora, Black Sea, Apr. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final
rank, Surgeon-Sub. -Lieutenant.
SOUTER, JAMES GORDON, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Monymusk, 22 June 1880. M.A., 1903. ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.,
1917-18. Pte., Inns of Court O.T.C., Sept. 1918; Gunner, R.G.A., Oct. 1918; commd.,
Tan. 1919. Home service.
SOUTER, WILLIAM CLARK, M.D.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Perth, 24 Feb. 1880. M.B. (Hons.), 1903; M.D. (Hons.), 1906.
Capt. (a la suite), R.A.M.C. (T.), 1912, attd. istScot. Gen. Hospl. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914.
Home service, 1914-19. Final rank, Captain.
SOUTTER, GEORGE CHRISTIE, M.D.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Mar. 1887. M.B., 1909; M.D., 1913. "U"Coy.,
R.A.M.C. (V.), r9o4-o9. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 3 Nov. 1914; attd 2/ist S. Midi.
Mtd. Fid. Amb. ; i/3rd S. Midi. Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1914-16; France, Flanders,
Italy, July I9i6-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., May 1918.
SOUTTER, JAMES TINDAL, M.A.,
s. of Andrew S. ; b. Echt, Aberdeenshire, i Jan. 1885. M.A., 1910. Commd, R.A.
Chaplains' Dept, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — British E. Africa, 1914-16; France, -attd 2nd
Cavalry Div., Royal Scots Greys, Gen. H.Q., Mar. igiS-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Chaplain,
4th Class. Mentd., Apr. 1916.
SOUTTER, WILLIAM ROBERTS,
s. of James S. ; b. Brechin, 18 July 1898. Arts, 1916-17. Pte., R.A.M.C., "V'Coy.,
Ripon Training Centre, 9 Apr. 1917 ; 39th, 4ist, Staty. Hospls., France. Served —
Home, 1917 ; France, Oct. I9i7-Dec. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
SPARK, ALEXANDER,
s. of Archibald S. Arts, 1865-69. War work — Substitute ministerial duty, Grangemouth,
1917-19.
Sparfe, Hrcbibalb Cbarles, P. 66.
SPARK, ARTHUR PERCY, M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Durris, 4 June 1894. M.B., 1917. Pte., "D" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1 909, later " V " Coy. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Commd., 7th Gordon Hrs., 20 July 1915.
Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Feb.-May 1915. Severely wounded. Commd., R.N..
24 Apr. 1917. Served — Belgian Coast Patrol; R.N. Hospl., Corfu; Constantinople;
Gallipoli; Dardanelles Committee on H.M.S. "Triad," June I9i7-Aug. 1919. Final
rank, Surgeon-Lieutenant.
384
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SPARK, CECIL GEORGE SMITH-, M.A.,
s. of Henry S. ; b. Pawlett, Somerset, 30 May 1857. M.A., 1879. War work — War
Tribunal, Food Control Committee, etc., Bridgwater.
SPARK, CECIL VIVIAN,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Durris, 5 Dec. 1898. Med., 1916-17, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1916-17.
Pte., Gordon Hrs., Aug. 1917; No. 2 Arty. Cadet School, Exeter. Commd., "L" Bty.,
R.H.A. (Res.), Dec. 1917; attd. 3oth Div. R.F.A. Served — Home, 1918; France,
Belgium, Apr.-Dec. 1918. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
SPARK, GLADYS AGNES,
d. of Robert S. ; b. Durris, 6 Aug. 1900. Med., 1918 — . War work — V.A.D. Nurse^
Durris Aux. Hospl, 1918-19.
SPARK, IAN ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Durris, 6 Mar. 1897. M.B. (Hons.), 1921. A.U.O.T.C., 1914-16..
Pioneer, Spec. Bde., R.E., Sept. 1916. Served — France, Nov. I9i6-Mar. 1917. Surgeon-
Sub. -Lieut., R.N.V.R., Mar. 1917. Served in H.M.S. "Orcadia," Home Waters, Channel
Fleet, Mar. I9i7-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Surgeon-Sub. -Lieutenant.
SPARK, JAMES,
s. of James S. ; b. Torphins, 17 Sept. 1888. Sc., 1905-07. Trooper, Scottish Horse, 7
Sept. 1914; I3th Black Watch. Served — Home, 1914-15; Gallipoli, Egypt, Salonika,
France, Aug. igis-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Sergeant. M.M.
SPARK, JOHN ALEXANDER,
s. of William A. S. ; b. Glenbuchat, 16 Dec. 1897. Arts, 1919 — . 3rd Class Air Mechanic,
R.F.C., z Mar. 1916. Commd., R.A.F., Dec. 1917. Served — Home, France, Home,
1916-18. Final rank, Acting Captain.
SPEIGHT, HAROLD EDWIN BALME, M.A.,
s. of Edwin S. ; b. Bradford, 21 Apr. 1887. M.A., 1908 (I Ment., 1909). War work —
American Red Cross, Field Organizer and Director, California, 1917-18. Commd., ist
Lieut. Chaplain, U.S. Army, 26 Sept. 1918. Served — France, Oct. igiS-June 1919.
Final rank, Captain, U.S. Army.
SPILLER, THOMAS REUBEN, M.A.,
s. of Thomas S. ; b. Colombo, 9 Dec. 1889. M.A., 1912 (I Hist., 1913). 2nd Lieut.,
Supply and Transport Corps, Indian Army, 14 Jan. 1915. Served — India, Feb.-Dec. 1915 ;
Mesopotamia, Jan. I9i6-Sept. 1920. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., Apr. 1919.
Spittal, TRobert twig, M.B., 1905 ; p. 71.
SPRING, DOUGLAS MARTIN, M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Monymusk, 20 July 1886. M.B., 1909. Major, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), attd.
ist S. Midi. Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., 1914.
385 25
ROLL OF SERVILE.
SQUAIR, FRANCIS WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Charles G. S. ; b. New Deer, n Nov. 1872. M.B., 1902. Surgeon-Lieut., ist Renfrew
and Dumbarton, R.G.A. (V.), 1907 ; transfd. R.A.M.C. (T.). Mobilized M.O. i/c 3rd Highl.
Bde., R.F.A. (T.), 4 Aug. 1914. Attd. i/ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A., i/2nd Highl. Fid. Arab.,
32nd C.C.S., etc. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917-18; Western Front, Apr. igis-Sept.
1917 ; France, Germany, Oct. igiS-Nov. 1919. Final rank, Major. T.D.
STABLES, ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 June 1867. M.B., 1893. War work — Surgeon
(Ophthalmic) Roy. Victoria and W. Hants. Hospl., 1917 ; Aux. A. Mil. Hospl., etc., Poole,
1914-18.
STALKER (or WILSON), HELEN ELDER,
d. of James S. ; b. Glasgow, 23 Nov. 1889. Arts, 1910-11. V.A.D. Nursing, Red Cross
Aux. Hospl. ; Sphagnum Moss Depot, Banffshire, 1915-18.
STALKER, JAMES STEPHEN, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. Monymusk, 7 Oct. 1889. M.A., 1912. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.), 8 Aug.
1914. Served, ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914-15 ; Hospl. Ship " Aquitania," Aug. igis-Mar.
1916; E.E.F., Mar. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Sergeant
STARK, WILLIAM AYLMER-, M.A.,
s. of James S. ; b. Elgin, 31 Dec. 1868. M.A., 1889. Comtnd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept.,
Apr. 1916. Home service, 1916 — . Final rank, C.F., 4th Class (Captain).
STEEL, WILLIAM DYNE, M.D.,
s. of Samuel H. S. ; b. Abergavenny, 7 Mar. 1855. M.B., 1881 ; M.D., 1883. Marlborough
College Cadet Corps, 1870-71. Commd., 2nd (Admin.) Batt. Monmouthshire Rifles, 1881.
Served with 3rd Mon. Rifles (V.), etc. Retd., Apr. 1914. Rejoined, Apr. 1915. Raised
Res. Batt. Mon. Regt. Home service, 1915-16. Invalided. Final rank, Honorary
Colonel. V.D.
STEELE, ANDREW, M.A.,
s. of Joseph S. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Aug. 1854. M.A., 1876. Pte., ist Batt. Morayshire
Vol. Regt, Apr. 1917. War work — Sec. and Treas., War Savings Assocn., Nethy Bridge,
1916 — .
STEPHEN, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of George S. ; b. Boddam, 18 June 1896. M.A., 1918. Enlisted under Derby Scheme,
9 Dec. 1915. Not called up. War work — Wages Clerk, Munition Works, Aberdeen,
1915-18.
STEPHEN, ALEXANDER CHARLES, B.Sc.,
s. of William S. ; b. Garvock, Kincardineshire, 17 Dec. 1893. B.Sc. (dist), 1919.
Pioneer, Spec. Bde., R.E., Mar. 1916. Served — France, Belgium, Apr. -June 1916, Mar.
I9i7-Feb. 1918; Home (Hospl.), July-Dec. 1916. Final rank, Pioneer. War work-
Research Chemist, Chemical Warfare Dept, Imperial College Science, S. Kensington,
1918.
386
ROLL OF SERVICE.
STEPHEN, ALFRED JOHN WATSON, M.B.,
s. of Thomas S. ; b. Peterhead, 18 Apr. 1887. M.B., 1908; D.P.H., 1910. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 1915.
STEPHEN, CHARLES MELVIN, M.B.,
s. of William S. ; b. Cairnie, 14 Mar. 1876. M.B., 1912. Enlisted, not called up.
War work — O. i/c Stephen Cottage Hospl., Dufftown, 1914-19.
Stepben, Davifc James Sbirres, M.B., 1910, M.D., 1912 ; P. 74.
Stepben, ffrebericft Cbarles, M.A., i9o9 ; P. 17.
STEPHEN, GEORGE ANDREW,
s. of James A. S. ; b. Keith, 15 Apr. 1879. Law, 1899-1900. O.T.C., Blairlodge School ;
Queen's Edin. Volunteers, 1890. Commd., 6th Gordon Hrs. (V. later T.), 1907. Mobilized,
Aug. 1914. Transfd. M.G.C. Served- — -Home, 1914, 1915-19; France, Nov. I9i4-Oct.
1915. Final rank, Major. O.B.E. (Mil. Div.).
STEPHEN, HARRY FORREST, M.B.,
s. of George S. ; b. Fraserburgh, 24 June 1891. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C. Surgeon-Lieut.,
R.N., 17 Dec. 1915. Served — Home waters, Mesopotamia, Persian Gulf, Red Sea, 1915-18.
Final rank, Surgeon-Lieutenant. Mentd., 4 Oct. 1918.
STEPHEN, JAMES,
s. of William S.; b. Boddam, 26 Mar. 1894. Law, 1914-15. Enlisted, 1915. Invalided.
Since died.
STEPHEN, JAMES ALEXANDER,
s. of John S.; b. Abernethy, 1883. Div., 1906-09. Pte., i/6th Seaforth Hrs., 1889-96.
Army Med. Staff Corps, 1897-99. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.). 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914.
Attd. i/2nd Highl. Fid. Amb., Amb. trains. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, May
1915-19. Final rank, Captain.
STEPHEN, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. St. Andrews-Lhanbryd, 29 June 1873. M.A., 1895 ; M.B., 1899 ;
D.P.H., 1900. Gunner, R.G.A., 21 July 1916. Commd., 26 Feb. 1917. Home service.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
STEPHEN, JOHN HECTOR, B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of John H. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 June 1879. B.Sc. (Spec, dist), 1900; M.B.
(Hons.), 1902. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (V. later T.), 1904. Mobilized Captain, Aug. 1914.
Attd. ist Highl. Fid. Amb., 8gth Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1916; Egypt,
Gallipoli, Apr.-Oct. 1915; invalided; France, Belgium, Germany, Dec. 191 6- Sept. 1919.
Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. D.S.O. T.D. Mentd., Jan. 1919.
STEPHEN, JOHN TRAIL, M.A.,
s. of James S. ; b. Inverallochy, 7 Dec. 1888. M.A. (Ill Math.), 1912. Pte., 6th Gordon
Hrs., Nov. 1915. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., i Mar. 1917. Served — Home, 1915-17 ;
France, Aug. i9i7~Mar. 1918. Wounded, 22 Mar. 1918; Prisoner of War, Mar. -Dec.
1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
387
ROLL OF SERVICE.
STEPHEN, LESSEL PHILIP, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James S. ; b. Garioch, Aberdeenshire, 20 July 1874. M.A., 1895 ; M.B. (dist.), 1899 ;
F.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1912. Commd., I.M.S., 1900. Mobilized Major, 1914. Served with
I.E.F., France, Dec. I9i4-Jan. 1916; with No. i Indian Gen. Hospl., Mar. I9i6-Apr.
1919. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
STEPHEN, WALTER RICHARD, M.B.,
s. of Robert S. ; b. Fraserburgh, 7 Nov. 1884. M.B., 1908. Major, R.A.M.C. (T.F.),
attd. Fid. Amb., France, 1915.
STEPHEN, WILLIAM, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Old Deer, 26 May 1868. M.A., 1891; B.D., 1894. Appointed
officiating Chaplain to Presbyterians, R.N., Rosyth, 1913. Served — 1914-18. War work —
Member, Committee Lord Derby's Attestation Scheme, War Pensions Committee, War
Savings Committee, S. and S.F. Assocn., etc., Inverkeithing, 1914-18.
STEPHEN, WILLIAM HENDERSON, M.B.,
s. of Roberts. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 17 Mar. 1867. M.B., 1891. "U"Coy., R.G.A.,
1885. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 1908. Mobilized Lieut. -Colonel, Aug. 1914. Attd. (O.C.),
ist S. Midi. Mtd. Bde. Fid. Amb., ist S. Midi. C.C.S. Served— Home, France, 1914-16.
Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
Stepben, TKflilliam, M.A., 1903 ; P. 45-
Stepbenson, Brtbur $ re&ericfe Dere, p- 37-
STEPHENSON, ROBERT BEN TYDD, M.D.,
s. of William S. ; b. Edinburgh, 6 Apr. 1865. M.B., 1886; M.D., 1899; D.P.H., 1889.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 1914.
STEVEN, THOMAS MARTIN,
s. of R. S. ; b. Nairn, i June 1899. Com., 1920 — . Pte., 5 ist (Grad.) Batt. Gordon Hrs ,
i June 1917. Home service, 1917-19. Final rank, Private.
STEVENSON, EDGAR, M.D.,
s. of Louis R. S. ; b. King's Norton, 15 Mar. 1867. M.B., 1889; M.D. (com.), 1892.
Captain, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 3 Mar. 1915 ; attd. ist Western Gen. Hospl., Liverpool, 1915-
19. Final rank, Captain.
STEWART, ALEXANDER GRAHAM-, M.B.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Maryculter, n Oct. 1879. M-B- (dist.), 1907. Joined Brit. Red
Cross Socy., 1914. M.O. i/c Mil. Hospl., Margate, 1914-17. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
Mar. 1917. Served — France, Italy, Home, 1917-19. Final rank, Captain.
STEWART, AUGUSTUS GEORGE, M.A., M.D.,
s. of William F. S. ; b. Garmouth, 3 July 1884. M.A., 1905 ; M.B., 1909; M.D. (Highest
Hons.), 1912; Keith Gold Medal. Visiting Surgeon, County of London War Hospl.,
1915. Commd., R.A.M.C., 25 June 1917. Served — Egypt, Home. Final rank, Lieut. -
Colonel.
388
ROLL OF SERVICE.
STEWART, CHARLES NELSON, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Dec. 1893. M.A., 1920. Enlisted, R.A.M.C. (T),
5 Oct. 1914. Served with i/ist, i/2nd, Highl. Fid. Amb., ist Highl. F.A. Bde. Home,
1914-15; France, Belgium, May I9i4-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Private.
STEWART, DAVID BROWN DOUGLAS, M.A.,
s. of David S. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Aug. 1862. M.A., 1882. Commd., ist V.B. (later 4th
Batt.) Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1884. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Home service. Final rank,
Honorary Colonel. V.D. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State for War, Feb. 1917.
STEWART, DAVID EDWARD McPHERSON,
s. of John S. ; b. Newtonmore, 26 July 1878. Arts, 1896-1901. Enlisted, 1916. School-
master Sergeant, 2 years.
STEWART, DONALD, M.A.,
s. of Peter S. ; b. Kilmorack, 14 Mar. 1894. M.A., 1916. Commd., 4th Cameron Hrs.,
8 Sept. 1915 ; transfd. R.A.F. Served — Home, 3-^ years; France, 7 months. Final rank,
Lieutenant. Croix de Guerre (with palms), Aug. 1918.
STEWART, ETHEL WARDROP,
d. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 May 1892. Med., 1918 — . War work — Brit. Red
Cross Secy. (Scottish Branch), V.A.D. Nurse, Aboyne Castle Aux. Hospl., 1916-17; ist
Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1917-18.
STEWART, GEORGE ROBERT WILSON,
s. of James S. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Aug. 1894. Med., 1913-14. A.U.O.T.C. Pte.,
2/4th Gordon Hrs., 17 Nov. 1914. Served with roth, nth, Gordon Hrs. ; commd., 3 Mar.
1915. Home, 1914-15; France, Oct. igis-Oct. 1917; United States (instructing
American troops), Nov. I9i7-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain. M.C.
STEWART, GORDON GRAY, M.A.,
s. of Roberts.; b. Aberdeen, 6 May 1886. M.A., 1908. Pte., R.A.M.C., Nov. 1915 ;
4/ist Highl. Fid. Amb., 44th Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 1915-17; France, May 1917-
Jan. 1919.
STEWART, HUBERT JAMES, B.Sc., B.Sc. (For.),
s. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, n Aug. 1894. B.Sc., 1919; B.Sc. (For.), 1921. Pioneer,
"A" Spec. Coy., R.E., i Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1917-18; France, Apr.
I9i6-Aug. 1917, Apr. I9i8-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Pioneer.
STEWART (or SPENCER MELVIN), ISABEL LUCE,
d. of James S. S. ; b. Rathen, 23 May 1893. Arts, 1913-14. War work — V.A.D. Nursing,
ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., Aberdeen, 1914-15 ; Nursing, St. Thomas's Hospl., London, 1915-19.
STEWART, JAMES GORDON,
s. of William A. G. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Oct. 1899. Med., 1917, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Pte., Gordon Hrs., 7 Oct. 1917. Served with nth Black Watch, glh, sth, Gordon Hrs.
Home, 1917-18; France, July igiS-Jan. 1919; Germany, Jan.-Oct. 1919. Final rank,
L./Corporal.
389 25
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ROLL OF SER VICE.
STEWART, JAMES SMITH, M.B.,
s. of James S. S. ; b. Rathen, 21 June 1890. M.B., 1913. Commd., R.A.M.C., Aug.
1914. Attd. ist Scots Guards and Fid. Ambs. Served — France, Home, Aug. I9i4-Oct.
1918. Final rank, Captain. M.C., 1916. Two mentions.
STEWART, JESSIE RAE, M.A.,
d. of John S. ; b. Strichen, 26 May 1889. M.A., 1912. Munition work, Coventry,
1917.
STEWART, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. Strichen, 19 Jan. 1882. M.A. (I Cl.), 1903; Black Latin, Liddel,
Prizes; Fullerton Scholar. Commd., 2nd Q.V.O. Sappers and Miners, 9 May 1915.
Served — India, 1915-16; Mesopotamia, Oct. I9i6-Jan. 1918; Afghanistan, June-Oct.
1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., June 1917.
STEWART, LEWIS WILLIAM,
s. of Lewis S. ; b. Keig, 6 June 1887. Sc., 1912-13. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1912.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Feb. igis-May 1918; Home,
1918-19. Final rank, Corporal.
STEWART (or NAYLOR), MARY ANN FORBES, M.A.,
d. of John S. ; b. Strichen, 8 Feb. 1884. M.A., 1908. Censor's Office, London, 1917.
STEWART, PHILIP WILSON, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James S. S. ; b. Rathen, 13 Sept. 1888. M.A., 1909; M.B., 1914. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 1917. Home service.
STEWART, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Marnoch, Banffshire, 5 Jan. 1883. M.A. (II Eng.), 1905. Gunner,
R.F.A., i May 1917; commd., 5 May 1918. Served — Home, i year; France, 6 months.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
STEWART, ROBERT REITH, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Nov. 1893. M.A. (II Math.), 1916. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1910. Mobilized, 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15; Belgium, Feb.-Sept. 1915.
Final rank, Sergeant.
STEWART, THEODORE, M.A.,
b. London, 13 Jan. 1894. M.A., 1920. Pte., 3rd Royal Scots, 16 Jan. 1916; attd. i2th
(Labour) Batt. Black Watch, No. 6 Labour Coy., Labour Corps. Served — Home, 1916;
Flanders, France, 2 years 8 months. Final rank, Private.
STEWART, WALTER ALLAN, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of WilliamS.; b. Ballindalloch, n Mar. 1892. M.A., 1913; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1913. Edin.
Univ. O.T.C. Enlisted, 2nd Lovat's Scouts Yeoy., 1915 ; commd., 1916. Served —
Home, 1915-17; Egypt, Palestine, Feb. I9i7-Feb. 1918; Egyptian Army, Sudan, Feb.
1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
39°
ROLL OF SERVICE.
STEWART, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Roberts.; b. Aberdeen, 10 Oct. 1891. M.A., 1913. Pte., R.A.M.C., Nov. 1915;
Served with 4/1 st, 2/ist, Highl. Fid. Ambulances, 5ist High!. (T.) Div. Home, 1915-17 ;
France, May I9i7-Mar. 1918. Final rank, Private.
STEWART, WILLIAM ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of William F. S. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 14 May 1871. M.A., 1891. Pte., I4th A. and
S. Hrs., 15 June 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, May-Oct. 1916. Commd.,
R.A. Chaplains' Dept, 12 Oct. 1916. Served — -Home, 1916-17; Egypt, Palestine, July
i9i7~Aug. 1918. Final rank, C.F., 4th Class.
STILL, GEORGE CARDNO, M.B.,
s. of Thomas S. ; b. Inverurie, 24 Aug. 1862. M.B., 1883. War work — Substitute Med.
Practitioner, 1917-18.
STILL, KATHERINE LITTLEJOHN, M.A.,
d. of J. Ironside S. ; b. Banchory-Devenick, 21 Oct. 1890. M.A., 1913. War work —
Y.M.C.A. Hut (Canteen work), Birmingham.
STILL, SYDNEY CARDNO, M.A.,
s. of J. Ironside S. ; b. Banchory-Devenick, 18 Mar. 1892. M.A., 1915. Pte., "U" Coy.,
i/4th Gordon Hrs., igio-May 1914. Re-enlisted, Aug. 1914- Discharged, medically
unfit, Mar. 1915. War work — Substitute Minister, 9 months, Selkirk.
STIRLING, JAMES ALEXANDER,
s. of John S. ; b. Eastbourne. Med., 1919 — . Edin. Univ. O.T.C. Surgeon-Probationer,
R.N.V.R., 1914-15 ; Surgeon-Lieut., R.N., 1917-19. Final rank, Surgeon-Lieutenant.
D.S.C. Mentd., Dogger Bank Action, Jan. 1915.
STOBIE, JOHN FRANCIS ROBERT,
s. of Charles S.; b. Whalsay, 13 July 1894. Sc., 1912-13. R.A.M.C. (T.). A.U.O.T.C.
(Med.). Lieut., R.F.A. (T.), 1913-14. Re-commd., S. Staffs., Feb. 1915. Resigned
owing to ill-health, Nov. 1915. Commd., R.F.C:, as Fighting Observer, July 1917.
Served — Home, France. Final rank, Lieutenant.
STODDART, GEORGE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Nov. 1878. M.A., 1900; M.B., 1903 ; Struthers Medal
and Prize. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 12 May 1915. Served — Home, 1915, 1918; Lemnos,
Egypt, France, Aug. igis-Apr. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
STOTT, ANDREW,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Cluny, Aberdeenshire, 18 Mar. 1898. Sc., 1914-16. Pte., R.A. Vet.
Corps, 2 Feb. 1917. Served — Home, 1917; Salonika, Apr. ig^-May 1918; France,
June igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
STOTT, ANDREW LAURENCE, M.A.,
s. of Andrew S. ; b. Cardiff, i Apr. 1892. M.A., 1916. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.),
1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Home service, 1914-15.
Stracban, Hleran&er XeMngbam, P. 42.
391
ROLL OF SKRl'fCE.
STRACHAN, ELIZABETH STEPHEN, M.A.,
d. of John S. ; b. Fyvie, 30 Jan. 1873. M.A., iSg.S. War work — Collecting for Red Cross
Fund, Banff.
STRACHAN, GEORGE SIM,
s. of John B. S. ; b. Fraserburgh, 10 Jan. 1894. Arts, 1913-14. Pte., 2nd Infy. Batt.,
Austral. Imp. Forces, 16 Mar. 1915. Served — N.S.W. ; France, 2 years. Final rank,
Private.
STRACHAN, HUGH GEORGE, B.L.,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Mar. 1877. B.L. (dist.), 1904. Lieut., ist V. Batt.,
Cameron Hrs., 1917.
STRACHAN, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James S. ; b. Stonehaven, 1838. M.A., 1856. War work — Member of War Savings,
Naval and Military Pensions, Food Control, Committees ; Member, Recruiting Tribunal,
Dumfriesshire.
STRACHAN, JAMES, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 20 July 1891. M.A., 1913; B.Sc. (Agr.),
1913. War work — Food-production, Sudan, 1914-19.
STRACHAN, JAMES,
s. of James S.; b. Portlethen, 3 Aug. 1898. Med., 1916, 1918 — . A.U.O.T.C., 1916-17.
Cadet, No. 2 O.C.B., 5 May 1917. Commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 28 Aug. 1917 ; attd. 3rd,
52nd, Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 18 months; abroad, 3 months. F"inal rank, 2nd
Lieutenant.
STRACHAN, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of George S. ; b. Ellon, 31 Mar. 1856. M.A., 1882. War work — Representative, S.
and S.F. Assocn. ; Member, War Savings Committee, Cruden.
STRACHAN, JOHN,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Apr. 1882. Sc., 1901-04. Sub-Lieut., R.N.V.R., Feb.
1915. Home service, 1915-19. Final rank, Sub-Lieutenant.
Stracban, peter /Ifcehnn, P . ?'•
STRACHAN, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of John B. S. ; b. Fraserburgh, 12 Aug. 1889. M.A., 1910. " U " Coy., ist V.B.G.H.
Pte., 2/4th Gordon Hrs., Dec. 1914. Commd., ist K.O.S.B., 10 Apr. 1915. Served — Home,
1914-15, 1916-19; Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestine, Oct. igis-May 1916. Final rank, Captain.
STRACHAN, ROBERT HARVEY, M.A.,
s. of Robert H. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Feb. 1873. M.A. (II Ment), 1893. Commd., R.A.
Chaplains' Dept., 26 Jan. 1917. Home service, 14 months. Final rank, Chaplain
(Captain). Mentd., 1917.
392
ROLL OF SERVICE.
STRAHAN, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John S. ; b. Fyvie, ist May 1863. M.A. (II Ment.), 1883; Seafield Eng. Medal.
D.I). War work— Special Y.M.C.A. lecturer on Mesopotamia, Syria, Palestine, Base
Camps, France, 1918.
STRATHDEE, ROY BROWN, M.A.,
s. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 July 1897. M.A., 1920. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 23
Mar. 1915. Served with 5th Gordon Hrs. Commd., 17 Dec. 1917. Home, 2 years i
month ; France, 2 years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
STRONACH, ALEXANDER RUDDIMAN, M.A.,
s. of Peter S. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Jan. 1891. M.A., 1913. Pte., i/'jth Gordon Hrs., 18 Jan.
1915; ist Gordon Hrs., 5th H.L.I. Commd., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 28 Aug. 1918; attd.
5th Gordon Hrs., 2/i4th London Scottish. Served — Home, 1915-16, 1918, 1919; France,
Belgium, July I9i6-Dec. 1917, Oct. igiS-Feb. 1919; Rhineland. Mar.-Aug. 1919.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
STROVER, HENRY WILLIAM MARTYN, M.B.,
s. of Henry S. ; b. Thayet-myo, Burmah, 18 Mar. 1876. M.B., 1900. Pte., ist Somerset
(Vol.) L.I., 1892. Pte., Vol. Med. Staff Corps (Aberdeen), 1895-99. Commd., 4th Durham
R.G.A., 1901. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Transfd. R.A.M.C., 1915. Served — M.O. i/c
troops, M.O., V.A.D. Hospl., West Hartlepool, 1914-15, 1917-19 ; France, 1916. Final rank,
Lieutenant. Mentd., Apr. 1919.
Stuart, Hlejan&er fforbes, p. 107.
STUART, CHARLES MANN,
s. of William G. S. ; b. Turriff, 29 Mar. 1897. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — . Pioneer, Spec.
Bde., R.E., 27 Sept. 1916. Served — Home, France, Belgium, 21 months. Final rank,
Pioneer.
STUART, DOUGLAS GORDON,
s. of George G. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Aug. 1900. Arts, 1920 — . Pte., 2nd A. and S. Hrs.,
13 Sept. 1918. Home service. Final rank, Private.
STUART, FORBES JACKSON, M.B.,
s. of George S. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Aug. 1885. M.B., 1906; D.P.H., 1907. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 1907. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — France, India, 5 years. Final rank,
Major.
Stuart, jfrancis %ee, P. 9°-
STUART, FRANCIS WILSON, M.D.,
s. of Francis W. ; b. Gartly, 21 July 1885. M.B., 1909; Ch.M., 1913; M.D., 1914.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 7 Aug. 1916; attd. Bramshott Mil. Hospl., Cambridge Hospl., Aldershot,
2/3rd Midi. Fid. Amb., (Surgeon i/c) Surgical team, C.C.S. Served — Home, 1916 ;
France, Germany, Nov. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
393
ROLL OF SERVICE.
STUART, FREDERICK GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Apr. 1886. M.B., 1913. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T. !•'.),
Apr. 1915. Served — Home, Malta, Salonika, Apr. igis-June 1918. Invalided. Final
rank, Captain. War work — Ministry of Pensions, Ministry of National Service, 1918 — .
Stuart, -James /IDatbewson, p. 17.
STUART, JOHN, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James S. ; b. Enzie, 18 Aug. 1848. M.A. (II Math.), 1871; B.D., 1875. War
work — Recruiting, Derby Scheme; Moss dressings, Fintray, 1915-18.
STUART, JOHN FALCONER,
b. Cromdale, 13 Sept. 1894. Sc., 1913-14. Pte., i/6th Seaforth Hrs., 21 Sept. 1914.
Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Apr. igis-Dec. 1916. Final rank, Private.
STUART, JOHN ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of John P. S. ; b. Inverness, 18 Mar. 1855. M.B., 1876. Joined Army Medical Dept.,
later R.A.M.C., 1883. Retd. Lieut. -Col., 1910. Services accepted by Indian Govt., Nov.
1915. Served — Central Provinces, 1915-19. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
STUART, SOPHIA KEITH GRANT, M.A., M.B.,
d. of Francis W. S. ; b. Gartly, 5 Oct. 1893. M.A., 1915 ; M.B., 1918. War work — Civil
Medical Practitioner, military hospitals, Northamptonshire and Middlesex, 1918-19.
STUART, WALTER,
s. of John S. ; b. Banchory-Ternan, 18 July 1878. Arts, 1895-96. Pte., 22nd R.F.A., 25
Sept. 1914. Commd., 15 Mar. 1915. Served — Home, France. Final rank, Lieutenant.
STURM (ne'e SCHULTZE), CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA FANNY, M.B.,
d. of Max S. ; b. Stettin, 30 June 1884. M.B., 1906. Joined Aux. R.A.M.C., attd.
Q.M.A.A.C., Aug. 1917. Recruiting Medical Controller, Cardiff, London, Bristol, Man-
chester, 1917-19.
STURM, FRANK PEARCE, M.B.,
s. of William S. ; b. Manchester, 16 June 1879. M.B., 1907; Ch.M., 1911. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 15 Mar. 1915; attd. 2/ist North Midi. Fid. Amb., 2/sth Lincolnshire Regt.,
No. 6 Gen. Hospl. Served — U.K., 1915-16, 1918; France, 1917. Final rank, Captain.
SUMMERS (or CONNAL), SOFHIA LUCY MACKWORTH, M.A., B.Sc.,
d. of James S. ; b. Burray, Orkney, 8 Jan. 1886. M.A., 1907 ; B.Sc., 1909. War work-
Red Cross work, Nigerian troops, Nigeria. M.B.E.
Surtees, TRtcbarfc, M.A , i9i4 ; p. 47.
SUTHERLAND, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Echt, Aberdeenshire, 20 Apr. 1894. M.A., 1916. Enlisted, Hawke
Batt., R.N. Div., 19 Oct. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Gallipoli, May-July 1915.
Discharged unfit, Sept.vi9i5. Final rank, A.B.
Sutberlanfc, aiejan&er Georoe, M.A., 1907 ; P. 57.
394
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SUTHERLAND, ALEXANDER WILLIAM McINTOSH, M.B.,
s. of ArthurS.; b. Invergordon, 20 June 1877. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1899; Murray Medal
and Scholarship. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1917. Served — Home, Egypt, Salonika. Final
rank, Captain.
SUTHERLAND, ARTHUR LESLIE, M.A., M.D.,
s. of William S. ; b. Uitenhage, Cape Colony, 8 Apr. 1873. M.A., 1893; M.B., 1900;
M.D., 1906. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 15 Jan. 1918. Served — France, i year. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
SUTHERLAND, ARTHUR ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Arthur S. ; b. Invergordon, i Nov. 1880. M.A., 1904. Commd., Hong-Kong Sikh
Batt., 1914. Served — Hong-Kong, Punjab.
SUTHERLAND, CHARLES McHARDY HUNTER,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 Nov. 1897. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1914.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with 2nd Seaforth Hrs., 4th Gordon Hrs., transfd. R.A.F. ;
commd., Dec. 1917. Home, France, 1914-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
SUTHERLAND, GEORGE KENNETH, M.A., D.Sc.,
s. of John K. S. ; b. Burray, 3 Feb. 1884. M.A., 1909; B.Sc. (Spec, dist), 1911 ; D.Sc.,
1916. Pte., 28th London Regt. (Artists' Rifles O.T.C.), 15 Nov. 1915. Commd., R.G.A.,
20 Nov. 1916. Served — Home, 1915-17; Mesopotamia, i9i7~Jan. 1919. Final rank,
Acting Captain.
SUTHERLAND, HALLIDAY GIBSON,
s. of J. F. S. ; b. Glasgow, 24 June 1882. Med., 1904-05 ; M.B. (Ed.), 1906 ; M.D. (Hons.),
Ed., 1908; F.R.S.M. Surgeon, R.N., 4 Aug. 1914. Captain, R.A.F., 10 Aug. 1914.
Served — S. Atlantic Ocean ; Home. Final rank, Captain.
Sutberlanb,' James Savtfc, P. 78.
SUTHERLAND, JAMES GORDON, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James S. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Feb. 1859. M.A., 1879; B.D., -1891. War work —
Hut leader, Y.M.C.A., Staples, 1918.
SUTHERLAND, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of William S. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Sept. 1885. M.A., 1907. Gunner, R.G.A., 26 Nov.
1915. Home service, 8 months ; invalided. War work — Training discharged and disabled
soldiers and sailors for clerical work, Aberdeen, 1917-19.
Sutberlanfc, 3obn, M.A., 1913 ; P. 83.
SUTHERLAND, LESLIE,
s. of G. S. ; b. Portsoy, 28 July 1886. Arts, 1905-08. Enlisted, Scottish Horse, 8 June
1916. Served with 6th Black Watch. Home, 1916-17; France, Jan. i9i7~Mar. 1918.
Prisoner of War, 22 Mar. 1918. Final rank, Private.
SUTHERLAND, MARGARET ADAMSON, M.A.,
d. of H. E. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Aug. 1895. M.A. (I Eng.), 1917. War work — Ministry
of Labour, Assist, Intelligence Division, London, 1918, 1919.
395
ROLL <>/•' SKRl'ICE.
Sutherland, IRobert, M.A., 1912, B.SC., 1915 ; p. 83.
SUTHERLAND, ROBERT,
s. of John S. ; b. Clyne, Sutherland, 4 Dec. 1899. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 3rd Seaforth Hrs.,
7 Jan. 1918; 4th Res. 8th Seaforth Hrs. Served — Home, 1918; France, Aug. 1918-
Jan. 1919. Final rank, Private.
SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM,
s. of William S. ; b. Findochty, 24 Aug. 1896. Arts, 1915 ; Med. 1919 — . Pte., 3rd
The Royal Scots, 27 Nov. 1915; ist The Royal Scots. Served — -Home, 8 months;
Salonika, 2 years 4 months. Invalided, Dec. 1918. Final rank, Private.
SUTHERLAND, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of George S. ; b. Halkirk, 8 Apr. 1891. M.A., 1912. Pte., 3rd Gordon Hrs., June
1916. Commd., 4th A. and S. Hrs., i Mar. 1917 ; attd. i5th Batt. Tank Corps. Served —
Home, 1916-17; France, Oct. I9i7-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Sutherland, Wltlliam Ibenrg, M.A., 1914 ; P. 83.
SWAINE, CHARLES LETHBRIDGE, M.D.,
s. of Charles S. ; b. Tirhoot, Bengal, 23 July 1852. M.B., 1874; M.D., 1889; D.P.H.,
1896. Lieut., I.M.S., 1876; retd. Lieut-Colonel. War work — Under War Office, Med.
Examiner of Recruits, 1914-16; President, Med. Recruiting Board, Woolwich (first to
be started in the United Kingdom), 1916-17. Ministry of Nat. Service, Deputy Commr.
of Med. Services, Woolwich Recruiting Area, 1917-19.
SWANSON, WILLIAM SUTHERLAND, M.A.,
s. of William S. S. ; b. Amoy, 30 Oct. 1861. M.A., 1882. Chaplain (Captain), 3rd and
4th Lowland Bde., Glasgow, 1910. Mobilized. Attd., 2 /4th Seaforth Hrs., loth Royal Scots,
R.G.A. Home service. Died, 17 Jan. 1919.
SWAPP, GEORGE,
s. of Garden H. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Apr. 1896. Med., 1919 — . Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.),
14 Nov. 1914, 2/ist Highl. Fid. Amb. Served- — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Belgium, May
I9i5-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Bearer Sergeant. D.C.M. M.M.
SYME, PETER SALMON, B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of John S. ; b. Inverarity, Forfarshire, n June 1891. B.Sc. (Agr.), 1919. Pte., 3rd
Scottish Horse, 8 Aug. 1914 ; attd. I3th Black Watch. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Gallipoli,
Egypt, Macedonia, France, Aug. igis-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Private.
SYMON, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
b. Strachan, Banchory, 14 May 1886. M.A., 1911 ; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1911. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1910-12. Re-enlisted. Commd., 4th Cameron Hrs., 29 Jan. 1915. Served — Home,
I9I5. I9IS-I6> J9i8; France, June-Sept. 1915; Sept. igi6-Aug. 1917. Three times
wounded. Final rank, Acting Captain. D.S.O., Sept. 1917. Mentd., Jan. 1918.
SYMON, JAMES ALEXANDER,
s. of Lewis S. ; b. Dufftown, 25 Apr. 1898. Arts, 1915-16; Med., 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Enlisted, 3rd Gordon Hrs., 7 June 1916. Served with 2nd Gordon Hrs. Home, 1917;
France, Italy, France, June I9i7-May 1918. Final rank, Private.
396
ROLL OF SERVICE.
SYMON, JAMES DAVID, M.A.,
s. of David Cruden S. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Oct. 1867. M.A. (II Cl.), 1892 ; Seafield Eng.
Prize; 2nd cl. Class. Mods., Oxon., 1894. Pte., 2nd V.B. Hertfordshire Regt. (later
Hertfordshire Regt. (T.)), 1914-18. War work — Educational, England, 1916-17; France,
Staff Lecturer, Y.M.C.A., 1918-19.
SYMON, JOHN WALKER, M.A.,
b. Buckie, 8 Apr. 1895. M.A., 1919. A.B., R.N.V.R., i Oct. 1914. Served — Home,
Gallipoli, France, Belgium, Oct. 1914-1919.
TAGGART, NORMAN,
s. of James T. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 June 1898. Med., 1915-16, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., Sept. 1916. Commd., Aug. 1918 ; attd. gth, 3rd, Gordon Hrs. R.A.F.
Served — Home, 1916-17, 1918-19; France, July-Dec. 1917. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
TAINSH (or HUSBAND), PHYLLIS ELSIE,
b. Bombay, 21 Oct. 1891. Med., 1910-12. War work — Nursing Sister, St. John's Amb.
Bde. ; attd. Queen Alexandra Mil. Nursing Service, India ; Hospital Ship, to Basra and
Dares-Salam, 1916-18.
TARRAS (or HOLLIS), ELEANOR,
d. of Andrew T. ; b. Fraserburgh, 9 Aug. 1893. Med., 1912-13. War work — V.A.D.
Nurse, military hospitals, Aberdeen, France, 1915-19.
TARREL, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of John T. ; b. Fearn, i Jan. 1888. M.A., 1913. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 9 May 1915.
Commd., 22 Aug. 1915; attd. 6th Black Watch. Served — France, 6 months; Home, 3
years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
Uawse, JSertram TffilUfeie, M.A., 1905, B.SC., 1906; P. 22.
TAWSE, ERNEST, M.B.,
s. of Samuel T. ; b. Aberdeen, 2 June 1890. M.B., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Feb. 1915.
Attd. Mil. Camps ; O. i/c Prisoners of War Hospital ; Mil. Hospital. Served — Home, 1915,
1917-19 ; Gallipoli, June igis-Jan. 1916 ; France, July-Nov. 1916. Final rank, Acting Major.
TAWSE, HERBERT BELL, M.B.,
s. of Samuel T. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 July 1878. M.B. (Hons.), 1900. War work— Consulting
Surgeon, Military Hospitals, Nottingham, 1915-19.
TAYLOR, ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Ord, Ross-shire, 7 May 1870. M.A., 1892 ; M.R.V.C.S., 1905.
Captain, N.Z. Vet. Corps, 5 Aug. 1914; attd. H.M.N.Z.T. "Athenic"; Austral, and
N.Z., D.A.C. ; 2nd Army Bde., N.Z.F.A. Served — On transport, 1914-15 ; Egypt, 1915-16 ;
France, Germany, Apr. i9i6-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
TAYLOR, ALEXANDER,
s. of John T. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Nov. 1875. M.A. (I Cl., II Ment.), 1896-97 ; Seafield Latin,
Black, Prizes. War work — Administrative Assistant, Ministry of Munitions, Explosives Supply
Dept., 1915-19.
397
ROLL OF SERVJCE.
TAYLOR, ALEXANDER, B.Com.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Tony, Aberdeen, 8 June 1898. B.Com., 1920. War work — Red
Cross Orderly, Aberdeen, 1914-15. Trumpeter, Scottish Horse Yeomanry, 4 Apr. 1915;
Black Watch. Served — Home, 1915-17; France, Apr. I9i7-May 1918. Discharged
owing to wounds. Final rank, Corporal.
TAYLOR, ALEXANDER PYPER, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John T. ; b. Lhanbryd, 4 June 1886. M.A., 1907 ; B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1909. "U"
Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1908-09. Commd., 6th Seaforth Hrs. (T.F.), 1913. Mobilized, Aug.
1914. Attd. sist (Highl.) Div. Cyclist Coy.; XVII Corps Cyclist Batt. Served— Home,
1914-15, 1918; France, May igis-Sept. 1918. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., June 1916.
TAYLOR, ALEXANDER WATT,
s. of A. T. ; b. New Deer, 15 Oct. 1895. U.D.A., 1913. Dresser, Army Vet. Corps, 7
Dec. 1915. Served R.F. A. and Labour Corps. Served — France, Home, 1915-19. Final
rank, Private.
TAYLOR, ALFRED EDWIN MESS,
s. of William T. ; b. Peterhead, 28 June 1891. Sc., 1910-12. Pte., i/2nd Scottish Horse,
5 June 1915. Commd., 17 Mar. 1919. Attd. i3th Black Watch; Gordon Hrs. Served —
Home, 1915, 1918-19; Gallipoli, Egypt, Macedonia, Aug. igis-May 1918. Final rank,
2nd Lieutenant.
TAYLOR, EDWARD RUSSELL,
s. of Robert T. ; b. Advie, 24 July 1900. Arts, 1917-18, 1919 — . Pte., 53rd Gordon Hrs.,
i Aug. 1918. Served — Home, 1918-19. Final rank, L. /Corporal.
TAYLOR, [WILLIAM] GORDON, M.A.,
s. of John S. T. ; b. Streatham Hill, 1878. M.A. (Ill Cl.), 1898; M.B., Lond., 1903;
B.Sc. (Hons.), 1904; B.S., 1905; F.R.C.S. Captain, R.A.M.C., Mar. 1915. Served—
Home, 1915-17; France (Consulting Surgeon, 4th Army), Mar. I9i7-Dec. 1918. Final
rank, Major. O.B.E.
TAYLOR, HENRY PEARSON, M.B.,
s. of Robert T. ; b. Stockton-on-Tees, 28 Aug. 1862. M.B., 1890. War work — Admiralty
Surgeon and Agent, Islands of Yell and Fetlar, Shetland, 1915—.
TAYLOR, HENRY SHINGLE WOOD, M.D.,
s. of Henry T.; b. Epping, 7 Sept. 1844. M.B., 1867; M.D., 1869. War work— M.O.
for examination of recruits, Poplar, 1915-16.
TAYLOR, HILDA DUNCAN, M.A.,
d. of P. Wilson T. ; b. Aberdeen, 5 Dec. 1894. M.A., 1917. War work — Rest-room,
Aberdeen station, 18 months. Manufacture of drugs, chemical laboratory, Marischal College,
1915. Died, 9 Feb. 1920.
TAYLOR, ISABELLA FLORENCE SUTHERLAND, M.A.,
d. of James T. ; b. South Walls, 19 Nov. 1887. M.A., 1909. War work — Organizing egg
collection for wounded; Member, Committee, School War Savings Assocn., Orkney, 4 years.
398
ROLL OF SERVICE.
TAYLOR, JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. New Deer, n June 1860. M.A., 1880; M.B., 1883; M.D., 1887.
Lieut., R.A.M.C. (V. later T.F.), 1895. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. M.O. i/c 2/6th Gordon Hrs.,
in billets and camp, and Earlsmount, Gordon Castle, Aux. Hospitals, 1914 — . Final rank,
Major. T.D., 1915.
TAYLOR, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James T. ; b. Huntly, 10 Feb. 1868. M.A., 1891. L./Corporal, 3rd V.B. Gordon
Hrs., May 1917. Home service, 1917-18.
TAYLOR, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of William T. ; b. Skene, 17 Oct. 1873. M.A., 1900. War work — Munitions, making
6-in. shells, Dumbarton, 1915. Died, 17 July 1920.
TAYLOR, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of John T. ; b. Fife-Keith, 19 Sept. 1878. M.A., 1901. Gunner, R.G.A., June 1917;
transfd. R.E., as interpreter on listening sets, later under Army Ed. Scheme. Served —
Home, France, June i9i7~Dec. 1918. Final rank, Sapper.
Uaslor, Bn&rew James JSajter, M.A., 1917 ; p. 48.
TAYLOR, JAMES THOMSON, M.A.,
b. Ross-Keen, 22 Jan. 1894. M.A. (II Hist.), 1915. Enlisted, R.G.A., 19 Sept. 1915 ;
Served with 309 H.A.C., Siege Bty. Commd., 30 Nov. 1916. Home, 3 years;
France, 10 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
TAYLOR, JOHN, M.D.,
s. of John T. ; b. Elgin, 8 Dec. 1864. M.B., 1886 ; M.D., 1891. Captain, R.A.M.C. (T.),
(a la suite), Mar. 1915. Home service, 1915 — . Final rank, Captain.
TAYLOR, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Charles T. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 13 June 1876. M.A., 1900. Lieut., ist Banff-
shire (V.) Regt., 1916 — . War work — Red Cross, War Savings.
TAYLOR, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John T. ; b. Keith, 17 Dec. 1876. M.A. (II Merit), 1901 ; Hutton, Gladstone Mem.,
Prizes; LL.B., Edin. War work — Chairman, Governor-General's Fund, Johannesburg,
1915-17. O.B.E.
TAYLOR, JOHN MAXWELL, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John T. ; b. Stonehaven, 5 Feb. 1877. M.A. (II Cl.), 1899; M.B., 1905; D.P.H.,
1913 ; Matthews Duncan Gold Medal. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 10 May 1915. Served — France,
June igiS-Sept. 1917; Mesopotamia, Oct. I9i7-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
Uaglor, 3obn ©gtlvie, M.A., 1910 ; P. 59.
TAYLOR, JOHN STEVENSON,
s. of John N. T; b. Keith, 12 June 1896. Med., 1915-16, 1919 — . Pioneer, R.E. (Signal
Section), 4 Oct. 1916. Served — Home, 1916 ; France, Belgium, Jan. -Aug. 1917 ; wounded ;
in hospital, Aug. I9i7-May 1919. Discharged unfit. Final rank, Pioneer.
399
ROLL OF SERVICE.
TAYLOR, JOHN WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of John S. T. ; b. Aberdeen, i Mar. 1895. M.A., 1916. Trooper, Scottish Horse, 1911.
Transfd. "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 3 Mar.
1915; attd. nth Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, P'rance, Germany, 1914-19. Final rank,
Captain.
TAYLOR, MOORE,
s. of John T. ; b. Oldmeldrum, 7 Oct. 1894. Med., 1915-16, 1918 — . R.E., City of
Aberdeen A.T. Coy.; commd., King's Own Yorks. Light Infy., 1917 (previously Pioneer,
Sp. Bde., R.E.).
TAYLOR, SEYMOUR, M.D.,
s. of Thomas D. T. ; b. Derby, 26 May 1851. M.B., 1877 ; M.D., 1881 ; F.R.C.P., Lond.,
1900. War work — Medical Referee, Board of Examiners for wounded officers, London,
1917-18.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of William T. ; b. Udny, 12 Mar. 1886. M.B., 1910. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 18 Apr. 1916,
attd. 33 ist Bde., R.F. A. Served — Home, 1 1 months ; France, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
M.C., 1918.
TAYLOR, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Lintmill, i May 1892. M.A. (I Ment.), 1913 ; Hutton Prize; Bain
Medal. War work — Y.M.C.A., France, 1914-15. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 23 Mar. 1915.
Commd., 8 Oct. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-16; France, Jan. I9i6-Dec. 1918. Final
rank, Acting Captain. Mentd., Jan. 1917.
Uaplor, Mtlliam 3obn, M.A., 1910 ; p. 67.
Uennant, Ebwarb Martin Goofees, P. 42.
TENNANT, WILLIAM ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of Edward T. ; b. Cults, 26 Sept. 1892. M.A. (I CL), 1914 ; Simpson Greek Prize ; Sea-
field Latin, Town Council Gold, Medals; Fullerton Scholar. Commd., R.G.A. (S.R.), 30
Nov. 1915; attd. 2 1 st, 73rd, Coys. Seconded Indian Mtn. Arty. Served— Home, 1915-16;
India, June I9i6-Oct. 1917; Mesopotamia, Nov. I9i7-June 1918; N. Persian Force, June
igiS-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
TEUNON, GEORGE JOHN MacANDREW,
b. Aberdeen, 31 Oct. 1889. Med., 1919 — . Pte., i2th Scottish Rifles, 21 Feb. 1917;
transfd. Spec. Bde., R.E. Served — Home, 1917; France, Nov. I9i7-Sept. 1919. Final
rank, Corporal.
fteunon, 3ames d&acan&rew, P. 106.
THAIN, ALEXANDER JOHN RAMSAY, M.A.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Fintray, 26 Dec. 1863. Advocate in Aberdeen, 1890. Commd.,
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1884. Retd., 1901. Re-commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 29 July 1915.
Home service, 1915-17. Final rank, Captain. (Reserve of Officers.)
400
ROLL OF SEKl'ICE.
THIRD, HENRY, M.B..
s. of George T. ; b. Mintlaw, 28 Oct. 1896. M.H., 1919. Cadet, A.U.O.'l'.C., 1914.
THIRD, JOHN, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of John G. T. ; b. Longside, 27 Jan. 1892. M.A. (I Math.), 1914; B.Sc. (Spec, dist.),
1915 ; Boxill Math., Arnott, Prizes. War work — Kelp-research for Hoard of Agriculture;
Chemist, Explosives works, Aberdeen and Ardeer, Stevenston, 1915, 1916 — .
THIRD, WILLIAM JAMES,
b. Aberdeen, 28 Jan. 1898. Sc., 1913-14, 1916-17. Pte., Army Vet. Corps, No. 4 Hut
Hospital, Ormskirk, 1917.
THOM, ALEXANDER PHILIP, M.B.,
s. of James C. T. ; b. Durris, 14 Nov. 1861. M.H., 1883: D.P.H. (Viet.), 1890'; D.S.S.
Volt, Manchester. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Jan. 1917. Served — Home, and in Hospl. ships.
Final rank, Captain.
THOM, ANDREW,
s. of James T. ; b. Dyce, 22 June 1882. Sc., 1900-01. Pte., Gordon Hrs. 21 Sept. 1914:
Labour Corps. Served — France, Home, 4^ years. Final rank, Private.
THOM, CHARLES JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Charles L. T. ; b. Kintore, 30 Apr. 1887. M.A., 1909. Pte., 5th A. and S. Hrs.,
7 Jan. 1915. Commd., 8 Aug. 1915. Served — Home, 1915-18; France, Mar. igiS-Aug.
1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
THOM, JAMES MITCHELL, M.A., B.L.,
s. of James T.; b. Dyce, 3 Mar. 1879. M.A., 1902; B.L., 1906. 71)1 V.B. Gordon Hrs.,
1902-04. Commd., i2th City of London Vol. Regt. Home service. Final rank,
Lieutenant.
THOM, ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of Robert T. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 May 1889. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C. War work-
House Surgeon, ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1916-17. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), i May 1917.
Served — Mesopotamia, May 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
THOM, WILLIAM GUMMING, M.A.,
s. of Charles L. T. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 July 1898. M.A., 1917. Enlisted, 53rd Bde., R.F.A.,
6 Aug. 1916. Commd., ist Welsh H.B., R.G.A., 9 Apr. 1918. Served — Home, 1918;
France, Aug. I9i8-Jan. 1919. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
THOMPSON, EDWARD JOHN, M.A.,
s. of William T. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Sept. 1887. M.A., 1910. Bombardier, R.F.A., 1916.
THOMPSON, HAROLD, M.A.,
s. of William T. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Oct. 1890. M.A., 1912. Pte., 2/4th Gordon Hrs., 26
Nov. 1914. Commd., R.F.A., 15 July 1915 ; attd. 2/ist High!. Bde., A/igo R.F.A. Bde.,
"H" Anti-aircraft Bty. Served — Home, 1914-16; France, Sept. I9i6-Jan. 1919. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
401 26
ROLL OF SUKl'ICK.
THOMPSON, JOHN HOWARD, M.B.,
s. of Edward T. ; b. Manchester, 24 Nov. 1876. M.K, 1909. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1915,
attd. 97th <C.P.) Fid. Anih., 3oth Div, B.K.F.
THOMSON, ALEXANDER ALEXANDER. H.Sc.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Newburgh, Aberdeenshire, 14 Mar. 1881. H.Sc., 1904. Inn-, of
Court O.T.C. Commd., R.K. Tunnelling Corps, 26 May 1916. Served— HOUR-, nji6;
France, Belgium, July I9i6-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
THOMSON ALEXANDER LOUIS GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of George T. ; b. East London, S. Africa, 18 June 1897. M.B., 1921. A.U.O. I .( .,
1916-18. Surgeon-Sub-Lieut., R.N.V.R., 10 Apr. 1918. Served in H.M.S. "Norseman,"
North Sea, 6 months. Final rank, Surgeon-Sub-Lieutenant.
THOMSON, ALEXANDER MacDONALD, M.A.,
s. of John T. ; b. Turriff, 27 Sept. 1863. M.A. (I Math.), 1883. War work — Custodian
of enemy property, Hong-Kong, 1915-18.
THOMSON, ALLAN MURRAY, M.A.,
s. of James A. T. ; b. Fraserburgh, n Mar. 1899. M.A., 1920. A.U.O.T.C., 1916-17.
Cadet, No. 22 O.C.B., 5 Oct. 1917. Commd., 3rd Gloucestershire Regt., 16 Dec. 1917.
Served — Home, 1917-19. F'inal rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
THOMSON, ANDREW WILSON, M.A.,
s. of Peter T. ; b. Woodside, Aberdeen, 3 Oct. 1894. M.A. (I Cl.), 1916; Fullerton,
Ferguson, Scholarships. Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.), ist Highl. Fid. Amb., Apr. 1914. Mobilized,
Aug. 1914. Home service, Aug.-Dec. 1914. Invalided out.
THOMSON, ATHOLL, M.B.,
s. of Walter T.; b. Arbroath, 2 Jan. 1892. M.B., 1919. Sergt., R.A.M.C. (T.), ist Scot.
Gen. Hospl., 1908-14. A.U.O.T.C., 1914. Home service, 3 months.
THOMSON, CHARLES, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Peter T ; b. Torphins, 5 June 1880. M.A., 1903; B.Sc., 1909. Attested, 1915.
THOMSON, FRANCIS SIMMERS,
s. of William T. ; b. Aberdeen, ii Jan. 1899. Med., 1916-17. A.U.O.T.C. Pte., Cameron
Hrs., 23 Mar. 1917. Commd. Served — Home, 1917-18 ; Salonika, Mar. igi8-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
THOMSON, FREDERICK HOLLAND, M.B.,
s. of William T. ; b. Belhelvie, Aberdeenshire, 20 Oct. 1866. M.B., 1890. Captain,
American Red Cross, July 1918; attd. American Base Hospl., London. Final rank.
Captain.
THOMSON, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Peter T. ; b. Newbigging, Banffshire, 24 May 1882. M.A., 1905. Morayshire Batt.
Volunteers, 1917. Gunner, R.G.A., n May 1917. Served — Home, 5 months; Belgium,
France, Oct. I9i7-Nov. 1918; Rhine Arrny, Nov. igiS-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Signaller.
402
ROLL OF SERTfC/:.
THOMSON, GEORGE, M.B.,
s. of George T. ; b. Buckie, 17 Oct. 1893. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C. Commd, R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), Sept. 1916, attd. 2/3rd Lond. Regt. Served — Home, France, i^ years; wounded,
discharged, Apr. 1918. Final rank, Captain. War work — House Surgeon (civilian), Nor-
folk War Hospital, Norwich, 1918-19.
THOMSON, GEORGE EDDIE, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James L. T. ; b. Menmuir, 8 June 1880. M.A., 1902; H.I), (dist.), 1906; King
William Scholar; Stuart (Hebrew), Barty Mem., I'ri/.es. Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept.
(4th d.), T.F., 3 Feb. 1917; attd. 4th R. Black Watch; 761(1 C.C.S. Served — Home,
1917 ; Egypt. Expedy. F., July i9i7~Aug. 1918.
THOMSON, GEORGE MORRISON, M.A.,
s. of George T. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Nov. 1894. M.A., 1919. 1'te., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T. F.),
Nov. 1915. Commd., North Scot. R.G.A., May 1917. Served^Home, 1915-16; France,
Mar. -July 1916; Home, 1916 — . Final rank, Lieutenant.
THOMSON, HENRY, M.B.,
s. of James T. ; b. Aberdeen, i Feb. 1857. M.B., 1879; M.I). Commd., I.M.S., 1883;
retd., 1912. Rejoined, 1915; Lieut. -Col., R.A.M.C., ]an. 1915. Served — India, lan.-
Dec. 1915; Home service, 1916-18. Final rank, Lieut -Colonel. Two mentions, Mar.,
Sept., 1917. War work — Ministry of National Service, D.I). M.S., recruiting, Aberdeen,
Edinburgh, 1917-18.
THOMSON, HENRY JAMES, M.B.,
s. of William T. ; b. Rathven, Banffshire, 15 Mar. 1885. M.B., 1910. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
i Sept. 1915. Home service.
'Cbomson, ibenrg Milluesou, M.A., 1907 ; P. 59.
THOMSON, IAN STUART, M.A., M.B.,
s. of J. Arthur T. ; b. Edinburgh, n Mar. 1893. M.A., 1913; M.B., 1921. A.U.O.T.C.,
11)13-14. ^'ar work — Orderly, Brit. Red Cross Socy., Motor Amb. Convoy, attd.
R.A.M.C.; dresser, No. n Staty. Hospl., France, 1914-17. Commd., R.N.V.R., 2 May
1918. Served in — H.M. Destroyer "Senator," Dover Patrol, Black Sea, May igiS-Apr.
1919. Final rank, Surgeon-Sub-Lieutenant.
THOMSON, JAMES, M.A.,
s. of James 'J'. ; b. Aberdeen, 14 Dec. 1854. M.A., 1875. I'te,. Aberdeen City Volunteers.
1872. Acting Chaplain, 3rd (Vol.) H.L.I, (later 7th H.L.I., T.F.), 1903-08. Commd,
Chaplain, 1908. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. ist, 2nd, Scot. Gen. Hospls., 1914, 1915,
1916. Final rank, Major.
THOMSON, JAMES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James T. ; b. Udny, 15 July 1862. M.A., 1883; M.B., 1886. Commd., R.A.M.C,
1887. Served — Home (O. i/c R.A.M.C. Records), 1914-16, 1917, 1918; France,
A.D.M.S., 5th Div., Aug. -Nov. 1916; D.D.M.S., VIII Corps, Dec. ig^-Mar. 1918;
D.D.G., Med. Services, British Armies in France, May igiS-Apr. 1919. C.B. (mil.), 1917.
Knight of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 1918. C.M.G., 1919. Promoted
Major-General, 1919. Grand Officer Crown of Roumania. Three mentions, Jan. 1917,
Jan., Mar., 1919.
4°3
ROLL (>/•' SERVICE.
THOMSON, .] AMI'S, M.A.,
s. of David T. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 I >ec. i8SS. M.A., 1901). I'te.. K.A.M.C., 21; May 1915 ;
3 2nd, i '2nd, Highl. Fid. Amh. Served — Home, 1915-16; Frame, July 1916 Jan. HJMI.
Final rank, Acting Sergeant.
THOMSON. JAMES, M.A.,
b. Stornoway, 29 July 1888. M.A., 1910. I'te., R.A. Ordnance Corps, i Dec. 1915.
Served with i/2nd Lond. R. Fus. Home, S months; France, Belgium, Dec. 1916 Mar.
1919. F'inal rank, Sergeant.
THOMSON, JAMES ETTERSHANK GORDON, M.H.,
s. of David T. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 June i 8X6. M.I)., 1907. Commd., R.A.M.C., 5th Royal
Hrs., 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Highl. Fid. Amb. Served — (iallipoli, France,
Belgium, Germany. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C., 1918. Mentd., Dec. 1916.
Ubomson, Sames (Beorge, P. 73-
THOMSON, JAMES HUTCHEON. M.B.,
s. of John T. ; b. Turriff, 31 Oct. 1879. M.B., 1904. Capt., Brit. East African Fid. Force,
1914-18.
THOMSON, JAMES LAING, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James L. T. , b. Menmuir, 19 Apr. 1878. M.A. (II Math.), 1900; B.I). (Hon-,j.
1903; Brown Scholar; Stuart (Hebrew) Prize. War work — Substitute Ministerial -Duty,
Parish of Peterculter, 1916-18.
THOMSON, JAMES OLIVER, M.A.,
s. of James A. T. ; b. Assam, 9 Oct. 1889. M.A. (I Cl. dist.), 1911 ; Ferguson, Fullerton,
Scholarships; Town Council Gold, Seafield Latin, Medals; Simpson Greek, Jenkyns, Liddel,
Prizes; Groom Robertson Fellow; ist el. (Div. I) Class. Trip., Part I, Camb., 1914:
ist el. Class. Trip., Part II, 1915. Camb. Univ. O.T.C. Commd., 5th King's Own Yorks.
Light Infy., 7 July 1915 ; transfd. Intelligence Corps, R.A.F. (Aeroplane Photograph Dept.).
Served — Home, 1915 ; France, Nov. 1915 -F'eb. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
THOMSON, JAMES SIMPSON, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of James T. ; b. Aberdeen, 29 Oct. 1891. M.A., 1920; B.Sc., 1920. War work —
Government Chemical work, H.M. Factories, Birmingham, Manchester, Halifax, 1915-111.
THOMSON, JEAN SHEPHERD, M.A.,
d. of David T. ; b. Aberdeen, 23 Mar. 1895. M.A., 1916. War work — Administrative
Assist., Kngine Dept., Dept. of Aircraft Production, Ministry of Munitions, 1916-19.
THOMSON, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John B. T. ; b. Banff, 14 June 1875. M.A. (1 Ment.), 1897. War work— Y.M.C.A.,
France, 1917.
THOMSON, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of John T.; b. Newspynie, Moravshire, 12 Oct. 1877. M.A. (Ill Cl.), 1900. Pte., 2nd
Y.B. Gordon Hrs. Home service, 1917-19.
404
ROLL OF SERVICE.
THOMSON, JOHN ANDERSON.
s. of Robert T. ; h. Bullater, 30 Apr. 1900. Sc., 1919 — . Pte., 53rd Batt. Gordon Hrs.,
20 Jan. 1918 ; trunsfd. R.K.C. Commd., 6 May 1919. Home service. Wounded, disabled.
Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
^Thomson, 3obn flfccXean, M.A., 191 1 ; P. 10.
THOMSON, JOHN PETERS, M.A.,
s. of John']'. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Apr. 1887. M.A., 1908. Pioneer, " H " Spec. Coy., R.E.,
Dec. 1915. Served — Home, 1915; France, 1917-19. Final rank, Pioneer.
THOMSON, JOHN WILLIAM, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John W. T. : b. Bellie, Morayshire, 10 Dec. 1871. M.A., 1891; M.B., 1895.
Commd., R.A.M.C. ('I'.]''.), attd. ist N. Midi. Amb., 1914; Surgical Specialist, 32
C.C.S., No. 6 Gen. Hospl., ]-'rance. Final rank, Major. •
THOMSON, JOSEPH ALEXANDER, B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of John T. ; b. Cullen, 8 Feb. 1876. B.Sc. (dist), 1895; M.B. (dist.), 1898; Murray
Medaland Scholarship. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Jan. 1916 ; attd. Grantham Mil. Hospl. ; Hospl.
Ship " \Varilda " : Roy. Herbert Hospl. ; Malarial Hospls., Epsom, Guildford. Served — •
Jan. i9i6-Nov. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
THOMSON, MARIBEL, M.A., B.Sc.,
d. of J. Arthur T. ; b. Edinburgh, 23 Apr. 1895. M.A., 1916; B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1919.
War work — Timber Measurer, Women's Forestry Service, England, 1918.
THOMSON, THOMAS BENTLY STEWART, M.A., B.D.,
s. of William Stewart T. ; b. Aberdeen, 8 Dec. 1889. M.A. (II Eng.), 1911 ; B.D., 1914 ;
Lyon, Stuart (Hebrew), Prizes; Brown Scholar. " U " Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1908-13.
Commd., gth (Glasgow Highland) Batt., H.L.I., 5 Jan. 1915. Gas Officer, igth, 62nd, Div.,
Curragh Area. Served — U.K.' 1914-17; Western Front, 1917-18; Army of Occupation,
Germany, 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C. (gazetted i Jan. 1919).
THOMSON, WALTER BAILEY-, M.B.,
s. of Harry Bailey-T. ; b. Nottingham, 23 Mar. 1890. M.B., 1914. Nottingham High
School O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C., i July 1915; attd. 3/ist Notts and Derby Mtd. Bde.
Fid. Amb.; M.O., 7th Sherwood Foresters; 5th Lincolns; 36th Northumberland Fusiliers;
I2th Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Served — Home, 1915-16; France 1916-19. Final rank,
Captain.
THOMSON, WILLIAM, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John T. ; b. Leslie, 19 Apr. 1862. M.A., 1885 ; B.D., 1892. War work— Brit. Red
Cross collecting, Amsterdam. Chaplain's duty to Presbyterians, etc., R.N. Bde. interned at
Groningen, and to exchanged Prisoners of War, Holland, 1914-16, 1917-18.
THOMSON, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of James T. ; b. Udny, 6 July 1867. M.B., 1889; D.P.H. 1892. War work-
Examining M.O., R.N.V.R., etc., Nottingham and district, 1914-18.
405 26 *
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THOMSON, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of \Villiam T. ; b. Keith, 15 June 1873. M.A., 1X94. K.O.S.Ii. Volunteer Kc.rce, 1915-
19. War work— V.M.C.A., Western Front, (Germany, 1917, 1919.
THOMSON, WILLIAM GEORGE, M.A., M.B.,
K. of James T. : b. Aberdeen, 24 Dec. 1886. M.A., 1910; M.H., 1911; D.P.H., 1914.
R.A.M.C., 1910-13. Commd., R.A.M.C., Mar. 1915. Served— Home, Malta, 1 1 months;
M.O., Bacteriologist. Final rank, Lieutenant. War work — Neurologist, attd. Pension
Boards, 1918-19.
THOMSON, WILLIAM GRANT, M.A.,
s. of James T. ; b. Portgordon, 15 Apr. 1888., M.A. (II Math.), 1911. Pioneer, Spec.
Bde., R.E., Mar. 1916. Served— Home, 1916; France, Apr. -July 1916, May 1917—
Final rank, Pioneer.
THOW, HENRV ABERNETHY, M.A., B.Sc..
s. of James T. ; b. Drumlithie, 24 Feb. 1893. M.A., 1920 ; B.Sc., 1921. Pte., "
4th Gordon Hrs., Jan. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914: transfd. i86th Spec. Coy. R.E.
Served with H.Q., "Spec. Coys. R.E. First Army. Home, 1914-15: France, Feb. 1915
Feb. 1919. Final rank, R.Q.M. Sergeant.
TIBBLES, JOSEPH RUSSELL, M.B.,
s. of J. T. T. ; b. Melton Mowbray, 29 Feb. 1892. M.B., 1915. Lieut., R.A.M.C., July
1915, attd. Welsh Fusiliers. Served — Home, 1915, 1918; France, Oct. igis-Nov. 1917.
Final rank, Captain.
TIGHE, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of Benjamin T. ; b. Llanrust, n Sept. 1889. M.B., 1916. Lieut, R.A.M.C., 2 Jan.
1917. Served — Home, 1917; Mesopotamia, Mar. I9i7-Mar. 1920. Final rank, Captain.
TILLSTONE, HERMANN ROGERS-, M.D.,
s. of Benjamin T. Rogers-T. ; b. New Shoreham, Sussex, 14 Dec. 1856. M.B., 1881 ; M.I)..
1894. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 10 July 1915; attd. M.O. i/C Troops, Med. Recruiting Boards,
Mil. Camps, etc. Served — Home, 1915-20. Final rank, Captain.
TINDALL, ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of M. J. M. T. ; b. Fraserburgh, 21 Oct. 1885. M.B., 1909. Commd., R.A.M.C., i Feb.
1915, attd. 27th Fid. Amb. Served— France, Belgium, Germany, May igis-Feb. 1919.
Final rank, Acting Major. M.C. Two mentions, June 1917, June 1919.
TOCHER, FORBES, M.A.,
s. of James T. ; b. Whitehills, 9 Feb. 1885. M.A. (II Ment.), 1906; Hutton Prize :
Fullerton Scholar ; B.D. (Ed.), 1909. Gunner, R.F.A., 16 June 1916. Commd., 39th Div.
Arty. R.F.A., 5 Aug. 1917. Served— Home, 1916, 1917; France, Nov. I9i6-Mar. 1917,
Oct. I9i7-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., "Ga/ette,"8 Mar. 1919.
TOCHER, JAMES WILLIAMSON, M.B.,
s. of James F. T. ; b. Auchindoir, Aberdeenshire, 29 Mar. 1884. M.B., 1911; D.P.H.,
1920. Lieut., R.A.M.C., i Dec. 1915. Served— France, 3 years; Germany, 6 months.
Final rank, Major. M.C. Bar to M.C.
406
ROLL OF SERVICE.
TODD, OCTAVIUS, M.B.,
s. of John T. ; b. Landour, India, i July 1852. M.B., 1878. Joined R.A.M.S. (later
R.A.M.C.), 1880. Retd. as Colonel. Re-employed as D.A.D.M.S., H.Q. London District,
1915-18. Final rank, Colonel. C.B.E., June 1919. Two mentions.
TOMORY, DAVID MORICE, M.B.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Pera, Constantinople, 29 Oct. 1863. M.B. (Hon. dist.), 1890;
D.P.H. (with credit), 1892. Served (while on leave from S. Africa) in military transport
ships, Military Hqspl., London, Anglo-French R.C. Hospl., Compiegne, 1914-15. Major,
S.A.M.C., 1915. Served — German \V. and E. Africa, 1915-18. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel.
D.S.O., 1918. Mentd., 1917.
TONNOCHY, EVA MARION CONSTANCE, M.A.,
d. of V. C. T. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 May 1891. M.A. (II Mod. Lang.), 1913. War work —
Secretary, School War Savings Assocn., Stafford, 1916-18. Clerical work, F'oreign Office,
London ; Peace Conference, Paris, Sept. igiS-Feb. 1919.
TOPPING, ANDREW, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Robert T. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Dec. 1890. M.A., 1911 ; M.B., 1914. Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1908. Commd., 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Transfd. R.A.M.C. Served' — Home,
3 months ; France, 6 months ; Egypt, Dardanelles, 1 5 months ; Mesopotamia, 3 years.
Final rank, Major. Mentd., 1919.
TOPPING, HUGH GRAEME, M.B.,
s. oi Robert T. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Feb. 1897. M.B., 1919. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1914; Surgeon-Probationer, 1916.
TOPPING, ROBERT BAYNE,
s. of Robert T. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 Aug. 1894. Sc., 1911-12, 1919 — . Pte., "U" Coy.,
4th Gordon Hrs., 1910. Mobilixed, Aug. 1914. Commd., 16 Oct. 1915 ; attd. 5th, 9th,
Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France, Feb.-June 1915 ; France, Germany, Jan.
1917 Aug. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
TORRIE, ALFRED, M.A.,
s. of John M. T. ; b. Turriff, 14 May 1898. M.A., 1919. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 31 Mar.
1915. Discharged, under age. Gunner, N. Scot. R.G.A., July 1916. Commd., i June
1917. Served — Home, Mar. I9i5-Jan. 1919; Artillery Attache (military) on North Sea,
1916-17. Final rank, Lieutenant.
TOUGH, ROBERT,
s. of Robert C. T. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 30 May 1896. Sc., 1918- — . Pte., i/yth
Gordon Hrs., 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, France, 5 years. Final
rank, J^./Corporal.
TRAIL (or THOMSON), MARY MOIR, M.A.,
d. of James W. H. T. ; b. Old Aberdeen, 10 Sept. 1890. M.A., 1912. War work — Cook,
Scot. Women's Hospl., Royaumont, France, 1915 ; Scot Section, Brit. Red Cross Sory.,
No. XI Staty. Hospl., France, 1915-16; Lathe operator, Aeroplane F'actory, Coventry,
1917-18.
407
ROLL OF SERVICE.
TRAIL, RICHARD ROBERTSON, M.A.,
s. of Richard R. 'I'.; 1). Aberdeen, 25 May 1894. M.A. (11 Eng. ), "jiy. Edin. Univ.
O.'l'.C. Gunner, R.G.A., 1915 ; conimd., 6 Jan. 1917. Served — Home. 3 u-ars 5 months;
France, 7 months. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Aug. 11)17.
TRAIL, STEPHEN GALT, M.B.,
s. of John T. ; b. Fraserburgh, 6 Nov. 1873. M.ll. (dist.), 1910. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 20
May 1915. Served — France, May [giS-May 1916, Apr. Dec. 1918: Samoa (X.7.. Med.
Service), Nov. I9i6-|an. 1918: England, 1918-19. Final rank, Captain.
TRAIL, WILLIAM SAMUEL,
s. of James \V. H. T. ; b. Aberdeen, 13 Nov. 1885. Arts, 1901-03. Commd., 57th
Wildes Rifles (Frontier Force) I.A., 1905. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Frame,
Belgium, 1914-16; (torpedoed and sunk in Mediterranean, 1916, when returning to duty
in India). India, 1917 — . Final rank, Major. M.C. Brevet Majority. Three mentions,
June 1915, June 1916, June 1919.
TRETHOWAN, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Samuel T. ; b. Spring Hill, Victoria, 9 Dec. 1860. JVI.B. (High. Hons.), [892.
Major, Australian Army Med. Corps, May 1915; serving 3rd Aust. Gen. Hospl., attd.
R.A.M.C. Served — Gallipoli, 5 months; Egypt, 7 months. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
TROUP, ARTHUR GEORGE, M.D.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Oct. 1884. M.B., 1906: D.P.H., 1907; M.D..
1914. Joined R.A.M.C. (V.). Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.), 4 Aug. 1915. Served— Malta, 6
months; Egypt, Palestine, Syria, 3 years; Home, 5 months.
TROUP, DOUGLAS.
s. of Alexander M. T. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 May 1897. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 20 Feb. 1915; transfd. (later) i7th Scot. Rifles. Served — Home, 18 months;
France, Belgium, 2 A years. Twice wounded. Final rank, Corporal.
TROUP, GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.D.,
S. of William T. ; b. Rhynie, 24 Mar. 1872. M.B., 1894; M.I), (com.), 1902; D.P.H.
(Camb.), 1900. Surg. -Lieut., ist Essex Vol. Artillery, 1896. Mobili/ed Major, R.A.M.C.
(T.), Aug. 1914; attd. 2nd, 3rd, i /3rd, East Anglian Fid. Ambs. Served — Home, 1914-
15, 1919; Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestine, July 1915- Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieut-Colonel
T.I). Mentd., June 1917.
TROUP, GEORGE ELMSLIE, M.A.,
s. of George T. ; b. Islington, n Jan. 1855. M.A., 1876. War work — -Ministry of Labour,
Member, District Selective Committee (Appointments Dept.), Edinburgh.
TROUP, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Alexander T. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Jan. 1867. M.B., 1889. War work — Surgeon, Mil.
Hospl., and Belgian Refugee Hostel, \Vhitefield, 1914-19.
408
ROLL 01-" SERVICE.
TROUP, ROBERT JAMIESON, M.A.,
s. of Robert (i. T. ; 1). Huntly, 6 June 1893. M.A., 1914. Served in 6th Gordon Mrs., 1910-
14. Mobilized. < 'nmiwl., 5th (iorilon Hrs., 26 Aug. 1914; transfd. M.G.C., attd. I5,5rd
Coy. ; 35th Halt. .M.G.C. Served — Home, 1914-15, 1917-18; France, Apr. 1915 Oct. 1917,
Apr. n) i.s Apr. HIM). Final rank, Major. CroixdeGuerre, a 1'ordrede Division, Nov. 1918.
TROUP, ROBERT SCOTT,
s. of James T. ; I), li, minify, 13 Dee. 1874. Arts, 1891-94. Commd., Indian Yols., 1906.
Mobilized, 1914. Attd. United Provinces Horse, Simla Rifles (I.I XT'.). Served — India.
l''inal rank, Major. \Vur work — Controller of Timber Supplies (for War purposes), India,
1917-18. C.LE.
TROUP, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, M.A.,
s. of Robert T. ; b. Rhynie, 26 Sept. 1895. M.A., 1919. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 5 Apr.
1915. Served — Home, 1915; Flanders, 4-25 Sept. 1915, when wounded, and made.
Prisoner of War.
TULLOCH, ALEXANDER GUTHRIE, M.A.,
s. of James T. : h. Stromness, 17 June 1894. M. A., 1916. Pte., 3rd Scot. Coy., Non-
Combatant Corps, 1917.
TULLOCH, ROBERT, M.A..
s. of Thomas T. ; b. Kirkwall, 19 Nov. 1885. M.A., 1907. Pte., R.A.M.C., i Apr. 1915,
i8th C.C.S. Served — France, July 1915-^111. 1919. Final rank, Corporal.
TURNBULL, PETER MORTIMER, M.B.,
s. of Peter M. T. ; b. Rhynie, 12 |uly 1879. M.B., 1901. \\'ar work — Special Constable,
London, 1914-15. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 15 Nov. 1915; attd. Mil. Hospl, Aylesbury, 2ist
Gen. Hospl., 22nd l''ld. Ami)., M.O. i/c 2nd Queen's Regt., M.O., iijth Res. Park A.S.C.
Served — Home, 1915; France, Nov. ig^-Aug. 1917. Resigned Commission at request
of Metropolitan Asylums Hoard, Oct. 1917. Final rank, Captain. M.C., July 1916.
TURNER, ADAM ANNAND, M.B.,
s. of Robert T. ; b. Koyndie, lianffshire, 31 May 1890. M.B., 1913. Commd., R.A.M.C.
(T.), 5 Aug. 1914, attd. i/3rd West Lanes. Fid. Ambv Served — Home, 1914-15 ; France,
Jan. I9i6-June 1919. Final rank, Acting Major. M.C., Nov. 1917.
TURNER, CHARLES HENRY,
s. of John T. ; b. Ellon, 31 May 1891. Arts, 1910-11. Trooper, West Kent Yeomanry, 7
Aug. 1914; commd., 3rd Gordon Hrs., May 1915 ; transfd. M.G.C. (Bombing Instructor);
attd. (Captain), 51!) Squadron Cavalry M.G.C. Served — Home, Salonika, France, India
1914—-
TURNER, ELLERINGTON REID, M.B.,
s. of William T. ; b. Clyne, 23 Sept. 1861. M.H., 1891. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1902.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. M.O., 6th and 4th Gordon Hrs. Home service, 6 months.
Final rank, Captain.
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ROLL OJ- .S7:A'/7c7:.
TURNER, ROBERT, M.A.. M.I).,
s. of Robert T. ; b. Rathven, Banffshiiv, \2 Apr. 1870. M.A., 1891 ; M.H., 1894; M.I)..
1898; F.R.C.S. (Edin.), 1896; D.P.H. (limn.). 1901. Wat work— Suigeon, Cunard Shell
\\'orks ; Hon. Surgeon (Mil. patients), Bootle Hos]>l., 1915-78.
TURNER, WILLIAM. M.A..
s. of Robert T. ; b. Keith, 27 Feb. 1856. M.A., 1876; M.B. (Ed.), [879; M.D., i.SSi.
M.Y.O. War work— Civil M.O. i/c Milton Hill War Hospl. (^rd Southern Gen. Hospl.) ;
Dunblane War Hospl., 1914-19.
TURNER, WILLIAM, M.B.,
s. of Henry B. T. ; b. Hull, 22 Sept. 1878. M.H., 1901. A.U. Vol Med. Staff Corps.
( 'ommd., R.A.M.C., (T.), 28th July 1915. Served — Home, 1915; Salonika, 9 months:
France, 2 years 3 months. Final rank, Captain. M.C., Oct. 1917.
TURREFF, FRANCIS WILLIAM CAMPBELL, M.A.,
s. of James T. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Jan. 1873. M.A., 1893. War work — Driver, .Motor Anib.
Scot. Mobile Unit, Brit. Red Cross Soc., 22 May 1918. Served — France, May-Dec. 1918.
TNVI.DDELL, WILLIAM.
s. of William'!'.; b. Whickhain, Co. Durham, 21 Mar. 1897. Med., 1919 — . Pte., 2ist
Roy. Fusiliers (4th Pub. School Batt.), May 1915. Commd., i5th Durham L.I., 5 Aug. 1916.
Served — -Home, 1915, 1916-17, 1918-19; France, Nov. igij-Mar. 1916, Apr. 1917 Aug.
1918. Twice wounded. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., Oct. 1917. Bar to M.C., Aug. 1918.
TWORT, CHARLES CLAUD, M.D.,
s. of William H. T. ; b. Camberley, 24 Dec. 1881. M.B., 7909; M.D. (High. Hons.),
7914; Lizars Medal; Thompson Fellow, 1909. Bacteriologist, Lord Derby War Hospl.,
Warrington, 1915. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.), i Dec. 1915; attd. Base Laboratory, Salonika;
65th Base Gen. Hospl., Mesopotamia. Served — Home, 7915, 1917; Salonika, Jan. Dec.
7976, June Dec. 1977 ; Baghdad, Jan. 7918 Apr. 7919. Final rank, Captain.
TWORT, REGINALD FRANK, M.B.,
s. of William H. T. ; b. Camberley, 27 Aug. 1883. M.B., 7908. War work — Civil Med.
1'ractitioner on Med. Recruiting Board, Aberdeen, 1917-18. Lieut., R.A.M.C. (T.), 18
Apr. 7918. Served — F ranee, 6 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
UROUHART, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Robert U. ; b. Botriphnie, 21 Apr. 7872. M.A., 1894 ; M.B., 1898; D.P.H., 7900:
M.I), (com.), 1903. Captain, R.A.M.C. (T.), 25 Mar. 1915. Attd. i/ist London C.C.S.,
Mil. Hospls., etc. Served— Home, 2 years ; I-' ranee, Flanders, 6 months. Final rank,
Captain.
Ulrqubart, Hlejan&er, p. 64.
URQUHART, ANGUS MUNRO, M.A.,
s. of John U. ; b. Gairloch, 2 Feb. 1875. M.A., 7899; Arnott Prize. "U" Coy. Gordon
Hrs. (V.) ; 2nd Lieut., R.G.A., 1900. Captain, R.A., 1913. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914.
Served — India (Ammunition Factories), 7914 — . Final rank, Major.
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ROLL Ol; SI'K
Illrqubart, SobnS., M.A., 1906; P. 57.
URQUHART, PATRICK, M.A.,
s. of Peter U. : 1). Ahcrlour, 28 July 1880. M.A., ryoi. Served in No. 2 Vol. Service
Batt. Gordon Hrs., South Africa, 1899-1900. Enlisted, 3/5th Royal Scots, Dec. 1915.
Commd., 3rd Black Watch, July 1916, attd. ist Black Watch. Served — Home, 1915-16;
France, Belgium, Sept. 1916 Mar. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
URQUHART, RICHARD CANTLEY,
b. Methlick, 30 Oct. 1899. Sc, 1919—. Pte., "])" Coy., 4th (Res.) Gordon Hrs., 17
June 1918. Home service, 1918-19.
URQUHART ROBERT WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of Robert U. ; b. Forres, 14 Aug. 1896. M.A., 1920. Ordinary Seaman, R.N.V.R.,
17 Feb. 1916. Attd. Wireless School, Crystal Palace, July-Oct. 1916. Served — North,
Adriatic, .t'.gean, Black, Seas, Nov. 1916- Feb. 1919. Final rank, Telegraphist.
llrqubart, William, M.A., 1906, B.D., 1909 ; P. 4o.
VACHELL, HERBERT REDWOOD, M.D.,
s. of John W. V. ; b. St. John's, Glamorgan, 25 Feb. 1853. M.B., 1878; M.D., 1881.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.) (a la suite), 1908. Mobilized Lieut. -Colonel, 4 Aug. 1914. Attd.
3rd Western Gen. Hospl. Served —Cardiff, 1914-19. Final rank, Lieut-. Colonel
VALENTINE, ALFRED BUYERS, M.A.,
s. of Robert V. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 [une 1894. M.A. (I Cl.), 1919. Pte., 2/4th Gordon
Hrs., 29 Sept. 1914; commd., 4th Gordon Hrs., 6 May 1915. Seconded to Signal Service,
R.E. Served — Home, 1914-17 ; E. Africa, Mar. igiy-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant
VALENTINE, LESLIE, M.B.,
s. of Leslie V. ; b. Inverurie, 29 Aug. 1871. M.B., 1893. Lieut., R.A.M.C., May 1915.
Served — Malta, i year. Final rank, Captain.
VALENTINE, MARGARET HUNTER STRACHAN, M.A.,
d. of Robert V. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Oct. 1896. M.A., 1918. War work — Aberdeen Red
Cross Rest-room, 1915-19.
VAN GEYZEL, JOHN LAWRENCE, M.B.,
s. of John A. Van G. ; b. Colombo, 19 June 1857. M.B., 1879. Commd., I.M.S., 1880;
retd., Lieut. -Colonel, 1911. War work — Examiner, Medical stores and equipment, India
Office, 1914-19.
VAN LANGENBERG, VINCENT, M.B ,
s. of James Van L. ; b. Kandy, 31 May 1870. M.B., 1895. Commd., Ceylon L.I.,
1898. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Ceylon, Aug. 1914— Mar. 1916, Sept. i9i7~Aug.
1918. Captain, R.A.M.C.; attd. Cambridge Hospl., Aldershot ; German Prisoners of War
camp, Frith Hill, July-Sept. 1916. Final rank, Colonel. Colonial Aux. Force Officer's
Decoration. Mentd., 1918.
411
ROLL OF SERVICE.
VENN. ALBERT JOHN, M.I)..
s. of John \V. A".; b. Colombo, 27 Oct. 1840. M.I',., [$73; M.I)., 1875. War work—
Medical examination of recruits, London, 1914; Voluntary Assist., Medical Research Com-
mittee (on behalf of W. O.), London, 1915-16. Died, 13 Nov. 1919.
VF.REL, RAYMOND,
s. of John B. V. ; b. Glasgow, 30 Nov. 1885. Med., 1912 13: M.ll. (Ed.); F.R.C.S. (Ed).
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), Aug. 1914 ; attd. Tst Scot. Gen. Hospl. : Scot. Horse Mtcl. l!<le. :
Fid. Amb., Gen. Hospls., Cairo. Served — Home, 1914-15; Gallipoli, 1915 : Egypt, 1916-
19. Final rank, Captain. O.B.E. (Mil). Mentd., Mar. 1919. Died, 30 Sept. 1920.
WALKER, ALEXANDER ADAM,
s. of Andrew W. ; b. Aberdeen. Med., 1920 — . Pte., 53rd (V.S.) Batt. Gordon Hrs.,
3 Sept. 1917. Served with 4th, jist, Gordon Hrs. Home, France, Belgium, Germany,
2 years 6 months. Final rank, Private.
WALKER, ALEXANDER MOIR,
s. of James W. ; b. Hong Kong, 3 Dec. 1900. Sc., 1918-19. Sapper, R.E., 15 Sept.
1918. Edinburgh O.T.C. Home service.
WALKER, CHARLES WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of George W. ; b. Callander, 16 Feb. 1895. M.A., 1915. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 4
Aug. 1914. Served with 5ist, 64th, 58th, Div. Sig. Coys., R.E. Commd., R.E., 5 Jan.
1915. Home, 1914-17; France, Belgium, Nov. ig^-Mar. 1919. Fina! rank, Lieu-
tenant. M.C., Jan. 1919.
WALKER, DANIEL IRONSIDE, M.A.,
s. of James W. ; b. New Deer, n Jan. 1892. M.A., 1916. Enlisted, 4th Gordon Hrs.
(T.F.), 1910. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; (Hospl.), 1915 ; Belgium,
Feb.-May 1915. A.U.O.T.C., Nov. i9i6-Oct. 1919. Commd. (unattached list), 26 Aug.
1917.
WALKER, DAVID, M.A.,
s. of David W. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 Feb. 1892. M.A. (II Cl.), 1913. Medically rejected.
War work — Member, Indian War Publicity Board, India, June-Nov. 1918.
WALKER, DOUGLAS STEWART,
s. of G. W. S. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 15 May 1898. Arts, 1919—. Edin. Univ. O.T.C.
(Arty, unit), May 1916. Commd., ist Highl. Hde., R.F.A., 13 May 1917. Served—
Home, 1916-17 ; France, July I9i7-Oct. 1918. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WALKER, JAMES FREDERICK,
s. of George W. ; b. Callander, 8 Dec. 1896. Arts, 1919 — . Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1913. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Cornmd., 20 Aug. 1915. Served — Home, France.
Three times wounded. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WALKER, JAMES GORDON,
s. of James W. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Nov. 1894. Arts, 1913-15. Pte., R.A.M.C., 1915, 2 /2nd
Northumbrian Fid. Amb. Served — Home, France. Prisoner of War, 6 months.
412
ROLL OF SI-lKl'ICJi.
WALKER, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of Francis \V. ; h. Marnoch, Banffshire, 31 Jan. 1871. National Reserve, 11 Aug.
1914. Pte., 2/ist Lovat's Scouts, 9 Jan. 1915. Commd, R.A.S.C. (Horse Transport),
8 Nov. 1916. Served — Home, Macedonia, Egypt, Palestine. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WALKER, JOHN, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
s. of \Villiam \V. ; b. Cornhill, Banffshire, 8 June 1888. M.A., 1910; li.Sc. (Agr.), 1912.
"U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1907-11. Pte., Lothians and Border Horse Yeoy., June
1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., Gordon Hrs., June KJI?. Served — Home,
1914-15, 1917; France, Sept. igis-Jan. 1917; France, Italy, Nov. 1917 Pec. 1918.
Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., Dec. 1918.
WALKER. JOHN WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of George \V. ; 1). Fraserburgh, TI Sept. 1877. M.A. (II .Ment.), 1898; Seafield ling.
Medal: Minlo Pri/e. War work — Y.M.C.A. Hut leader, France, Belgium, 1915, 1916.
Commd., R.A. Chaplains' Dept. (Captain), n Jan. 1917. Attcl. 37th Div., C.C.S., etc.
Served — I1' ranee, i year.
WALKER, NORMAN JOHN JAMIESON, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Thomas W. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Sept. 1885. M.A., 1905 ; B.L. (dist), 1908; LL.B.,
1910. Pte., A.S.C., 12 Nov. 1915 ; 3/1 st Highl. Div. Train, 243rd Coy. A.S.C. Home
service, ^15-17. Final rank, Acting L. (Corporal.
WALKER, PATRICK, M.A.,
s. of Patrick W. ; b. Inverurie, 13 July 1892. M.A., 1915. Enlisted, 1914; rejected
as unfit. Pte., K.O.S.B., 24 Jan. 1916. Home service, 1916-18. Final rank, Private.
Malfcer, IRobert Sfoanfc, p. 103.
WALKER, WILLIAM GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of Alexander AV. ; b. Aberdeen, 17 Dec. 1890. M.A. (II Cl.), 1913. Sapper, R.E.,
1917.
WALKER, WILLIAM WATT,
s. of Adam W. ; b. Banff, n July 1883. Med., 1900-02. Commd., 6th Gordon Hrs.,
1912. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Served — Home; France, 6 weeks. Final rank,
< 'aptain.
WALKER, WILLIAM WOOD,
s. of George W. ; b. Aberdeen, 22 Aug. 1895. Med., 1919 — . Pte., R.A.M.C. (T.),
1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 2nd Highl. Fid.
Amb., 53rd C.C.S. ; transfd. R.A.F. Home, 1914-17; Egyptian Exped. Force, Feb.
191 7 -Feb. 1919. Final rank, Staff-Sergeant.
WALLACE, ALEXANDER FRANK, M.D.,
s. of John W. ; b. Aberdeen, 7 Oct. 1885. M.B., 1906; M.D. (Hons.), 1913. Capt.,
Northern Rhodesia Med. Corps, Aug. 1915. Served — German East Africa. Final rank,
("aptain. M.C. Two mentions, 1916, 1917.
4'3
ROLL OF .S7:A'/7C7:.
WALLACE, CYRIL AUGUSTUS,
s. of Charles A. \V. ; b. Montego Bay, 19 July 1893. Med., 1913-14. Pte., R.A.M.C.,
May 1915. Served — Home; Malta, June 1915 Apr. 7916; Egypt, Palestine. May 1916
June 1918. Final rank, Corporal.
WALLACE, JAMES, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Alexander \V. ; b. Fearn, u Aug. 1868. M.A. (II Math.), 1888 : M.M., 1892 : M.I).,
1901. Civil Surgeon, Mil. Hospl., Middlesex, 1915.
WALLACE, ROBERT STRACHAN, M.A.,
s. of John W. ; b. Old Deer, i Aug, 1882. M. A. (I Eng.), 1904. Blackwell Prizeman;
Murray Scholar. Lieut., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1908-11. Gunner, Australian Fid. Arty.
A.I.F., Feb. 1917. Commd., Oct. 1917, attd. Edueational Service, A.I.F. Served —
Australia, France, England, Feb. igi7-Oct. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WANLISS, DAVID SYDNEY,
s. of Thomas I). W. ; b. Perth, \V. Australia, 20 Feb. 1864. Arts, 1881-83 ; B.A., LL.B.
(with Hons.), Cantab. Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple, 1888. O.C., 6th Infy.
Batt., Australian Exped. Force. Served — Egypt, Dardanelles. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel,
(Scottish Regt, Victoria). C.M.G.
WARDHAUGH, CARRICK, M.A.,
s. of William W. ; b. Bradford, i Jan. 1874. M.A., 1896. Home service — Gunner, A Coy.
ist Dumbartonshire Vols. (M.G.C. Section) ; Pte., ist V.B. Princess Louise's (A. and S.
Hrs.), 1916-18.
WARDROP, DOUGLAS, M.B..
s. of Thomas V. \V. ; b. Islington, n Feb. 1854. M.B., 1875. Civil Surgeon ; attd. Army
Med Dept., S.A. War, 1878-79. Commd., A.M.S., 1880. Lieut. -Col., 1900. C.V.O. Retd.
Colonel, R.A.M.C. O.C., King Edward VII Convalescent Home for Officers, Osborne,
1914-19. C.B. Home Dispatches.
WARING, WILLIAM SAMUEL ONDESLOWE, M.B.,
s. of Samuel L. W. ; b. Lambeth, 22 June 1869. M.B., 1895. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 6 June
1915. Served — Southern Command, 2 years. Final rank, Captain.
Warfc, ibugb Hlejanber, p. 79-
WARRACK, JAMES STRATTON, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Leswalt, n Nov. 1872. M.A. (Sc. Hons.), 1892; M.B. (Hon.
dist.), 1895 ; M.D. (com.), 1898. D.P.H. (Cainb.), 1902. Joined R.A.M.C. (V. later
T.F.), 1904. Mobilized Major, 1914. O.C. No. 5 Amb. Train; Home Counties C.C.S. ;
4?th C.C.S. ; O. i/c Med. Div., J4th Staty. Hospl. Served — Home, Abroad, 1914-18.
Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel. T.D.
WARREN, WILLIAM DOUGLAS MARDEN,
s. of William J. W. ; b. Eastbourne, 26 July 1895. Sc., 1913. Joined "U" Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., Apr. 1914. Mobilized, Aug." 1914. Served, Signal Section. Commd., R.F.A.
(f.), 18 Feb. 1918. Home, 2 years 4 months; F'rance 2 years 5 months. Final rank,
2nd Lieutenant.
ROLL OP SERVICE.
WATSON, ANDREW,
s. <>l James \V. ; h. Lochalsh, Ross-shire, 29 Oct. 1883. Sc., 1910-11. Pte., 1st \'. H.
Cameron Hrs., 1904 (later 4th Cann-rons ('!'.)). Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served, 4oth
T.R.B., Cameron Hrs., Labour Corps. Home, 1914-18. Final rank, Private.
WATSON, ANNE MERCER,
d. of David M. W. ; b. Edinburgh, 29 Mar. 1862. L.R.C.K ; L.R.C.S. (Ed.) ; L.R.F.I'.S.
((lias.). Appointed to R. A.M.C. (Aux.), loOct. 1917; attd. Q.M.A.A.C. Served — Home,
Recruiting Med. Controller lor Scotfand, 15 months; France, M.O., Q.M.A.A.C., 6 months.
WATSON, HENRY, M.B.,
s. of Henry W. ; b. Norwich, 24 Apr. 1880. M.B., 1902. War work — Civil Med.
Practitioner and Surgeon in charge, Mil. Wards, Lakenham Mil. Hospl., Norwich, 1914-18.
WATSON, HERBERT LOUIS, B.Sc.,
s. of James W. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Nov. 1890. B.Sc., 1911. Pte., King's (Liverpool) Regt.,
4 Sept. 1914; transfd. R.E. Served — Home, i year; France, i year. Final rank,
Sergeant. War work — Munitions.
WATSON, JAMES, M.A.,
b. Foveran, Aberdeenshire, 26 Sept. 1868. M.A., 1891. joined Gordon Hrs., 1898;
Commd., 1904. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Seconded for service with Labour Corps.
Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-16; France, Apr. -June 1915, May I9i6-Mar. 1919.
Final rank, Major.
WATSON, JAMES ALEXANDER, M.A.,
b. Tarves, 12 June 1890. M.A. (II Cl.), 1912. Pte., i4th A. and S. Hrs., 30 Oct. 1915.
Served with i/7th Black Watch, 4th (Res.), i/6th, ist, Gordon Hrs. Commd., 27 Apr.
1917. France, 18 months; Home, 21 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WATSON, JAMES INNES, M.A., M.B.,
s. of |ohn W. ; b. Banchory-Devenick, 27 Apr. 1891. M.A., 1912 ; M.B., 1917. Enlisted,
4th Gordon Hrs., 1909; commd., Mar. 1914. Mobilized, Aug. 1914, Transfd. R. A.M.C.
Served — Home, 1914-15, 1915-18; France, Feb. -Oct. 1915; Italy and France, Aug.
an. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
WATSON, JAMES WALKER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. W. ; b. Banff, 9 Apr. 1867. M.B., 1890. M.O., Braemoriston Red
Cross Aux. Hospl., Elgin, 1916-19.
WATSON, JOHN CAIRO,
s. of Robert C. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Dec. 1884. Law, 1905-06. O.C.B., Cambridge.
Pte., Roy. Fusiliers, 22 May 1917, Labour Corps. Commd., 15 July 1917. Transfd.
Ministry of Munitions, London. Home service, 2-£ years.
Watson, 3obn IDouglas, p. 18.
WATSON, JOHNSTON, M.A.,
s. of John W. ; b. Warwick, 28 June 1851. M.A., 1871. Barrister-at-Law of Lincoln's
Inn and Middle Temple, called 1874. War work — War Office, Postal Censorship, 1915-19.
ROLL OF SKRl'tCK.
WATSON, ROBERT,
s. of Thomas W. ; b. Gadder, Lanarkshire, 9 June 1894. U.D.A., 1914. 1'tt-., Army Yet.
Corps, 22 Nov. 1915. Commd., R.F.A., 5 Apr. 1919. Served — Home, 5 months; Egypt,
6 months; Salonika, 2 years. 2nd Lieutenant, 1919.
WATSON, VINCENT MURRAY McADAM,
s. of James W. ; b. Cockney, Kincardineshire, 21 Mar. 1897. Med., 1914-15, 1919 —
A.U.6.T.C. Joined R.N., S.B. Res. (Emergency Corps), J >er. 1915. Served in R.N.
Hospl., Chatham; H.M.H.S. " Re\va," Dec.- igis-Apr. 1916. Commd., Oct. 1917.
Served in, R.N. Barracks, Chatham ; H.M. Sloop "Pembroke"; H.M. T.B.I). " Py lades,"
Oct. I9i7-Jan. 1918. Final rank, Surgeon-Sub.-Lieutenant, R.N.V.R.
WATSON, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of George W. ; b. New Aberdour, 3 Feb. 1877. M.A. (1 Ment.), 1904. Commd., R.A.
Chaplains' Dept. (Captain), 15 Sept. 1915 ; attd. Base Hospls., 5th, 7th, Gordon Hrs., 521x1
Division. Served— France, Sept. 1915 Sept. 1916; Egypt, Palestine, June 1917 Aug.
1918. Final rank, C.F. (Captain).
Matson, Milltam, P. 106.
WATSON, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of Henry W. ; b. Norwich, 10 [une 1883. M.B., 1908. War work — Hon. Assist. Surgeon,
Norfolk and Norwich Hospl., 1915-17. Commd., R.A.M.C., 16 Apr. 1917. Served —
E. Africa, 16 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WATSON, WILLIAM ALFRED, M.B.,
s. of William W. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Sept. 1880. M.B., 1903. War work — M.O. (under
Red Cross), Aux. Hospl., Huntly, i year.
WATT, ALEXANDER JOHN, B.Sc. (Agr.),
b. Kennethmont, 14 Mar. 1895. U.D.A., 1915 ; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1919. Re., R.A. Vet.
Corps, 17 Jan. 1916. Served — Home, 1916; Egypt, Macedonia, Malta, Mar. I9i6-Mar.
1917 ; Home, invalided out, Oct. 1917. War work — Clerk, Nat. Service Recruiting Med.
Board, Aberdeen, 1918.
WATT, ALEXANDER WILLIAM,
s. of George C. W. ; b. St. Andrews, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 24 June 1873. Arts, 1889 ;
Div., 1893-96. Chapl. (4th Class), R.A. Chaplains' Dept., 22 Feb. 1917. Served —
France, Belgium, 1917 ; Hospl., discharged, 1918. Appointed (Hon.) C.F. in recognition
oi services.
Matt, Davifc (Beorge flfcelrose, P. 27.
Matt, ]£&war&, B.SC. (Agr.), 1914 ; P. 2.
WATT, ARTHUR JOHN, M.B.,
s. of Patrick W. ; b. Aberdeen, 31 Mar. 1880. M.B., 1903. War work — Acting M.O.
(R.A.S.C.), London District, 1914-17. Lieut., R.A.M.C., Jan. 1918, attd. Mil. Hospls.,
London, Catterick, 1918. Final rank, Captain.
416
ROLL OF SERVICE.
WATT, CHARLES, M.A.,
s. of Robert W. ; b. Keith, 19 Aug. 1859. M.A. (II Math.), 1882. War work— War
Savings Assocn., British Red Cross Detachment, Knockando, 1914-19.
WATT, DOUGLAS MACKINTOSH,
s. of David M. W. ; b. Dingwall. Sc. (Agr.), 1919. Driver, Ross Mtn. Bty., 4th Highl.
(Mountain) Bde. R.G.A. (T.F.), 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-
15 ; Gallipoli (landing), Egypt, Salonika, Mar. igis-June 1918. O.T.C., Trowbridge,
1918-19. Commd., Jan. 1919.
WATT (or BLACKBALL), EDITH, M.A.,
d. of John W. ; b. Fraserburgh, 18 Aug. 1894. M.A., 1916. War work — Secretarial
work, Civil Service, Whitehall; Assist. -Administrator, W.R.A.F., Aug. 1918 ; attd. Training
Depdt Station, Witney ; Aerial Gunnery School, Hythe.
Matt, James IRofcericfe, P. 31-
WATT, EDWARD WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William W. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 Aug. 1877. M.A. (II Merit.), 1898. Commd., 'ist
V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1901 (later, 4th Gordoa Hrs. (T.F.)). Mobilized Capt, 5 Aug. 1914;
attd. i/4th, 2/4th (CO., with rank of Tempy. Lieut.-Col., 4th Res.), Gordon Hrs. Served
—Home, 1914-18 ; France, Aug. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Major. T.D. Mentd.,
"Gazette," 24 Feb. 1917.
WATT (or RICHARDS), ELIZABETH HECTOR BIRNIE,
d. of T. D. W. ; b. Edinburgh, 31 Mar. 1891. Sc., 1909-10. War work — Munitions;
Chemical Analysis of Steel, Aberdeen, 1916-18.
WATT, SIR GEORGE, LL.D.,
s. of John W. ; b. 24 Aug. 1852. Med., 1869-73. M.B. (Glas.), 1873. C.I.E. War
work — Secretary, Food Production Committee ; Member of Tribunal, Dumfriesshire,
1917—.
WATT, GEORGE SIMMERS, M.A.,
s. of James W; b. Cluny, 21 Dec. 1867. M.A., 1890. Pte., 23rd Royal Fusiliers (ist
Sportmen's Batt.), 28 Oct. 1914. Served — Home, i year; France, 2 years. Final rank,
Private.
WATT, JOHN, M.A., D.D.,
s. of James W. ; b. Fyvie, 30 Oct. 1862. M.A., 1884 ; D.D., 1912. War work — Clericaf
work, Home-grown Timber Supply Dept., War Office (later Board of Trade), whilst on1
furlough, 1917.
•
WATT, JOHN ALEXANDER, M.B.,
s. of James W. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 July 1871. M.B., 1899; D.P.H., 1909; Thomson
Bursar. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), i Oct. 1914, attd. 4th London Fid. Amb. Served—
Home, 1914-15, 1917-18; France, Mar. igi5-Jan. 1917. Final rank, Acting Major.
Mentd., Jan. 1916.
417 27
ROLL 01- SERVICE.
WATT, JOHN OGILVIE.
s. of John O. W. ; b. Edinkillie, Morayshirc, 4 Apr. 1895. Arts, 1914-15. Enlisted, 3/41)1
Gordon Hrs., 17 July 1915; commd. Served — Home, 1915-17; India, Mesopotamia,
Ian. 1918 — . Final rank, Captain.
WATT, JOHN TAYLOR, M.B.,
s. o! \VilliamW. ; b. Strathdon, 23 Feb. 1887. M.B., 1913. M.O., attd. W. African Field
Force. Served — N. Nigeria and Cameroons, Aug. I9i4-Feb. 1916 ; Somaliland, Sept.
I9i6-Feb. 1918, Aug. igiS-Oct. 1919.
WATT, MARGARET, M.A.,
d. of John W. ; b. Stonehaven, 30 Dec. 1887. M.A. (II Mod. Lang.), 1910. War work —
Substitute cashier, Glenury Royal Distiller)-, for man on Service, 1915-19 (soldier then
demobilized).
WATT, THOMAS DAVID, M.A.,
s. of John W. ; b. Fetteresso, Kincardineshire, 28 Aug. 1861. M.A., 1882. War work-
British Red Cross Soc. (Scot. Branch), Stretcher-bearer, etc., Aberdeen, 1914-19.
WATT, THOMAS DAVID,
s. of Thomas I). W. ; b. Edinburgh, 29 Mar. 1893. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C. War work
— British Red Cross Socy. (Scot. Branch), Orderly and Dresser; France, Belgium, 1914-15.
Commd., R.A.M.C., 13 Apr. 1917. Served — Home, 1917 ; Mesopotamia, Aug., igiy-Feb.
1920. Final rank, Captain.
WATT, WILLIAM GORDON, M.B.,
s. of William W. ; b. Strathdon, 4 Apr. 1886. M.B., 1908; D.P.H., 1909. M.O., West
African Med. Staff, 1911. Mobilized, 7 Aug. 1914. Attd. Gold Coast Regt. Served—
Togoland Fid. Force; Base Hospl., Duala, Aug. I9i4-Dec. 1915. Final rank, Tempy
Captain. Received thanks of Secretary of State for services rendered.
WATT, WILLIAM LYNE,
b. Skene, 12 Aug. 1890. Sc., 1911-13. Previously in Scottish Horse. Commd., R.A.F.
Wounded, discharged. Final rank, Lieut.-Pilot.
WATT, WILLIAM ROBERT, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Charles W. ; b. Knockando, 29 Apr. 1888. M.A. (I Math.), 1910; B.Sc. (Spec, dist.),
1911; Arnott Prize. War work — Manufacture of woollen materials for Imperial Govt.,
India, 1914-19.
WATT, WILLIAM ROBERT, M.B.,
s. of James W. ; b. Dufftown, 23 Oct. 1890. M.B., 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut., R.A.M.C.
(T.F.), i May 1915. Served — Home, 1915, 1919; France," Egypt, Mesopotamia, Jun.
I9i5-T,une 1919. Final rank, "Captain.
WATTIE, MARY FRANCES CARNEY, M.A.,
d. of J. M. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Oct. 1892. M.A. (II Math.), 1914; Fletcher Scholar.
War work — Works Chemist, Munition Factory, Gretna, 1917-19.
418
ROLL OF SERVICE.
WEBB, WILLIAM EDWARD, M.D.,
s. of William G. W. ; h. Wimborne, Dorset, n Dec. 1851. M.B., 1873; M.D., 1882;
D.P.H., 1889. Commd, A.M.S., 1873; retd. with rank of Col., R.A.M.C., 1905. Re-
employed, July 1915. Home service, in Southern Command (Pres. of a Travelling Med.
Board), 1915-17.
WEBSTER, ALEXANDER, B.Sc.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Aberdeen, 24 Sept. 1894. B.Sc., 1917. War work — Works
Chemist, Explosives Factory, Irvine, 1917-18.
WEBSTER, ALEXANDER URQUHART, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Charles W. ; b. Aberchirder, Banffshire, 14 Jan. 1886. M.A., 1906; M.B., 1909.
"U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs. War work — Brit. Red Cross Socy., 1914-15. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., Aug. 1915 ; attd. No. XI Staty. Hospl. ; O. i/'c Surgery, i4th Division. Served
— France, Belgium, Sept. I9i4-Mar. 1919. Final rank, Captain. M.C., June 1918.
WEBSTER, GEORGE BAIN,
s. of William W. ; b. Aberdeen, 26 Nov. 1895. Sc., 1919 — . Driver, R.A.M.C., (T.),
1913. Mobilized, 1914. Served with i/2nd Highl. Fid. Amb., A.S.C. Home, 9 months;
France, Belgium, 4 years 5 months. Final rank, Driver.
Idebster, (Beorcje parfe, P. 60.
WEBSTER, PETER, M.A.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Maryculter, 13 Aug. 1884. M.A., 1906. Trooper, 2/2nd Lovat's
Scouts Yeoy., 15 Oct. 1914; transfd. Signal Sub-Section, R.E. Served with 4th Bde.,
R.G.A. Home, 3 years 9 months; France and Germany, 10 months. Final rank,
Sergeant.
WEBSTER, THOMAS DUNCAN, M.B
s. of William W. ; b. Turriff, n Feb., 1872. M.B., 1896. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 3 May 1917.
attd. Isolation Hospl., Aldershot, H.M.A.T. "Warilda," H.M.H.S. "Valdivia," May 1917-
Aug. 1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., Mar. 1919.
WEBSTER, WILLIAM JOSEPH, M.B.,
s. of James C. W. ; b. Turriff, 27 June 1893. M.B., 1915. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 3 Apr. 1915. Served — Home, 1915; France, Sept. i9i5~Nov. 1919.
Final rank, Acting Major. M.C. Bar to M.C. Two mentions, June 1917, July 1919.
WEIR, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of John W. ; b. Olrig, Caithness, 28 Jan. 1886. M.A., 1909. Pte., I5th Scottish Rifles,
June 1918; 2 1 st H.L.I. Home service, 9 months.
WEIR, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of James G. T. W. ; b. Bo'ness, 17 Aug. 1891. M.A. (I Cl.), 1912. Sapper, R.E.,
July 1917. Medically unfit. Pte., 463rd Agricultural Coy., Berwick. Home service,
1917-19.
419
ROLL OF SERVICE.
WEIR, WILLIAM, M.A., B.Sc.
s. of William \\. ; b. Insch, 24 Nov. 1889. M.A., 1911; B.Sc. (Agr.), 1913. Pte., 4th
Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 30 Nov. 1915. Commd., 25 Jan. 1917; attd. 4th (Res.) Batt., 6th,
6/yth, Gordon Hrs. Served — Home, 1915-17, 1917-18; France, June-Sept. 1917, June
igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., Feb. 1919. Bar to M.C., Mar. 1919.
WELSH, FREDERICK HAMILTON, M.B.,
s. of A. R. W. ; b. Umtata, Cape Province, 10 Dec. 1881. M.B., 1905. Lieut., Cain-
Mounted Riflemen, 1906. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served with S.A. Med. Corps and
R.A.M.C. ; German S.W. Africa, France, 1914-19. Final rank, Major. M.C., 1917.
WELSH, RICHARD WILLIAM HEPBURN,
s. of Robert H. \V. ; b. Umtata, S. Africa, i June 1898. Med., 1920 — . Pte., S. African
Infy., Mar. 1916; transfd. R.F.A. ; commd., Apr. 1917. Served — Home, i year; France,
i^ years; Germany (Army of Occupation), 6 months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WELSH, ROBERT HEPBURN, M.B.,
s. of Alexander R. W. ; b. Bedford, Cape Colony, 23 Jan. 1868. M.B., 1891. Member of
Defence F'orce, S. Africa. Major, S.A.M.C., attd. P.M.O., Hlubi Exped. Force, 1914-15 ;
O. i/c Medical Division, No. 4 Gen. Hospl., Pretoria, 1916-17. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
WELSH, WILLIAM COCHRANE,
s. of Hugh W. ; b. Aberdeen, 20 Feb. 1883. Arts, 1903-06. Sergt., ist Banffshire Vol.
Regt. (later, 4th V.B. Gordon Hrs.). Home service, 1916-18.
WEST, ALEXANDER WOOD,
s. of Francis W. ; b. Sandhaven, 25 Mar. 1897. Med., 1920 — . Pte., R.A.M.C., 18 Jan.
1915; F. Coy. 4th Army, 24th Gen. Hospl. Served — Home, 1915; France, May
I9i5-Jan. 1919. Final rank, Acting Sergeant.
WESTERMAN, ARTHUR, M.D.,
s. of Edward W. ; b. Kirkstall, 28 Feb. 1878. M.B (Hons.), 1900; M.D. (com.), 1904;
Thompson Travelling Fellow. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1917. Aural Specialist, attd. Cambridge
Hospl., Aldershot, 2 years. F'inal rank, Captain.
WHAMOND, WILLIAM DUKE, M.B.,
s. of John A. W. ; b. Garioch, Aberdeenshire, 31 Mar. 1891. M.B., 1916. A.U.O.T.C.
Lieut., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 5 Aug. 1916. Served — Salonika, Aug. I9i6-Feb. 1919; Army of
the Black Sea, Mar. 1919 — . F'inal rank, Captain.
WHITE, MAURICE FORBES, M.B.,
s. of John F. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 July 1877. M.B., 1901 ; D.T.M. (L'pool) ; Fell. Soc.
Trop. Med. Commd., I.M.S., 1904. Mobilized. Served — Suez Canal, France, Sinai and
Palestine, 1914-18. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. Croix de Guerre, 1917. O.B.E.,
1919. Two mentions, June 1918, Mar. 1919.
WHITEHOUSE, ALAN THOMAS THOMPSON,
b. London, 5 July 1894. Law, 1914-15, 1915, 1919-20. Pte., R.A.S.C. (Supply Branch),
i Dec. 1916; No. i M.T. Res. Dep6t. Home service, 2 years 2 months.
, Barnes, P. 9
420
ROLL OF SERVICE.
WHYTE, JAMES MITCHELL, M.B.,
s. of Andrew W. ; b. Brecon, 15 Aug. 1887. M.B., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 10 July 1915 ;
attd. goth Fid. Amb., nth Hampshire Regt. Served — Home, 1915, 1917-18; France,
Nov. I9i5-Nov. 1916, Aug. I9i8-May 1919. Final rank, Captain.
WILKIE, JOHN CHRISTIE, M.A.,
s. of James \V. ; b. Ncwhills, Aberdeenshire, 9 Jan. 1892. M.A. (Ill Eng.), 1914. Gunner,
R.G.A. (Signal School), 6 June 1916. Home service, 1916-17. Final rank, Gunner.
WILL, ALEXANDER JAMES, M.B.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Aberdour, 4 Mar. 1892. M.B., 1914. A.U.O.T.C. Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 22 Sept. 1914. Served — Home, France, Army of Occupation on Rhine, 1914-
19. Final rank, Captain.
Mill, James, P. 68.
WILL, JOHN, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James W. ; b. Marnoch, Banffshire, 14 Mar. 1881. M.A., 1903 ; B.D., 1909. War
work — Hut Superintendent, Scottish Churches Huts, Calais, 1918-19.
WILL, JOHN HENDERSON, M.B.,
s. of Charles G. W. ; b. Peterhead, i Feb. 1883. M.B., 1908. War work— Medical Officer
for Pensions, Medical Defence Representative, Tekniti district, N.Z., 1916 — . Capt., N.Z.
Med. Corps, Aug. 1917. Served — N.Z. Final rank, Captain.
WILLIAMS, JOHN WATT, M.A.,
s. of William W. ; b. Leochel-Cushnie, Aberdeenshire, n Mar. 1861. M.A. (II Math.),
1886. War work — Hon. Sec. and Treas., War Savings Assocn., Torphins district;
Member, Control Committee, Counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine, etc.
WILLIAMSON, ALFRED JOHN, M.A., M.D.,
s. of John W. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Aug. 1884. M.A., 1905; M.B., 1909; M.D., 1911;
D.P.H. (Camb.), 1913. Pte., " U " Coy., ist V.B. Gordon Hrs., 1902. Commd., R.A.M.C.,
1911. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Highl. F'ld. Amb., 4th London Fid. Amb.
Served — Home, 1914-15; France, Belgium, Mar. I9i5-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Acting
Lieut. -Colonel. D.S.O., 3 June 1918. Two mentions, Apr. 1917, Apr. 1918.
WILLIAMSON, ARCHIBALD MOIR, M.A.,
s. of Robert M. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 July 1899. M.A., 1920. Edinburgh Univ. O.T.C.,
1917 ; 22 (G.) O.C.B., 1918. Commd., ist (Res.) Garrison Batt., H.L.I. Served with 3rd
Batt. H.L.I. Home service, 1918-19. Final rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
WILLIAMSON, ARCHIBALD SMELLIE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of James W.; b. Banff, 7 Sept. 1863. M.A., 1885; M.B., 1888. War work— R.M.O.,
No. i War Hospl., Exeter, 1917-18; M.O., Exmouth V.A.D. Hospl., 1918-19.
WILLIAMSON, DOUGLAS HERBERT WALKER, M.A.,
s. of W. H. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Apr. 1885. M.A., 1905 ; L.D.S., R.C.S. (Eng.), 1909. Pte.,
I4th London Regt. (London Scottish), i June 1917. Commd., Dental Surgeon, 12 Nov.
1917; attd. R.A.M.C, R.A.F. Served — Home, 1917-19. Final rank, Flight-Lieutenant,
R.A.F.
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ROLL OF
WILLIAMSON, JESSIE TULLOCH, M.A.,
d. of L. W. ; b. Reawick, 14 Dec. 1882. M.A., 1905. War work— Substitute for Head-
master, Glenfarg, 1918-19.
WILLIAMSON, MAURICE JOSEPH, M.B.,
s. of W. H. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 3 Feb. 1886. M.B., 1908. Commd., R.A.M.C., 1909.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served— S. Africa, Aug.-Sept. 1914; Home, 1914; France,
Salonika, Dec. 1914-1919. Final rank, Acting Lieut. -Colonel. M.C., Jan. 1917. Brevet-
Major, Jan. 1919. Greek Military Cross (2nd Class), Apr. 1919. Two mentions, Jan. 1916,
Nov. 1917.
WILLIAMSON, ROBERT BERTRAM,
s. of Robert M. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 June 1901. Arts and Law, 1919- — . War work-
Coast-guard duty; service with railway company ; forestry camp, 1917, 1918.
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM TURNER HORACE, B.Sc.,
s. of Laurence W. ; b. Reawick, 12 July 1888. B.Sc., 1910. Enlisted, Nov. 1915.
Discharged, on medical grounds. War work — Manufacture of synthetic drugs and research
work on War material, University of Aberdeen, 1915-16 ; forestry work, Speyside, 1917-18.
WILLOX, ALEXANDER GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of |ohn W. ; b. Tyrie, 2 Oct. 1888. M.A. (I Math.), 1910; Simpson Math. Prize;
Rennet Medal; Fullerton Scholar. ; Wrangler, Mathematical Tripos, Part II, Camb., 1913.
Cambridge Univ. O.T.C. Commd., 3rd Gordon Hrs., 6 Aug. 1915. Attd. 2nd Gordon
Hrs. ; General Staff, War Office. Served— Aberdeen, 1915-16; France, July-Sept. 1916.
Wounded. W.O., 1917-18. Final rank, Acting Captain.
WILSON, ALEXANDER, M.D.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Auchterless, 8 Sept. 1887. M.B., 1909; M.D., 1914. War work
— M.O., 25th Batt. London Regt., 7th London Bde. R.F.A., 1914-16. Commd., R.A.M.C.
(T.), 6 May 1916. Attd. Home Counties' C.C.S., 25th Indian Gen. Hospl. Served—
Home, 1916-17 ; Mediterranean Exped. Force, Sept. I9i7-July 1919. Final rank, Major.
WILSON, ALEXANDER HALL, B.Sc.,
s. of Alexander H. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Nov. 1876. B.Sc. (Spec, dist.), 1895. District
Superintendent for the Director of Ship Repairs under Admiralty, later under Ministry of
Shipping, 1917-19-
WILSON, ALEXANDER MORICE, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Aberdeen, 30 Sept. 1889. M.A., 1909 ; LL.B., 1912. Commd.,
i /4th Gordon Hrs., 1907. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Seconded to R.F.C. (later R.A.F.),
Aug. 1915. Served — Home, France, Flanders, 1914-15; Home, 1916, 1917, 1918;
France (R.A.F. representative, Paris), 1918. O.C., R.A.F., Paris, Apr. 1919; O.C.,
No. i Aerial Route (London to Cairo), Nov. 1919 — . Final rank, Major. M.B.E., June
1919. Greek Military Medal (3rd Class), 1920.
WILSON, ARCHIBALD DEY, M.A.,
p. of Alexander W. ; b. Forgue, 13 Dec. 1892. M.A., 1915. Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs.,
1910. Mobilized. Commd., 1917. Served with R.E. and R.F.A. France, 3 years.
Final rank, Lieutenant.
422
ROLL OF SERVICE.
WILSON, CLAUDINE ISABEL, M.A.,
d. of John O. W. ; b. Huntly, 15 July 1894. M.A. (I Mod. Lang.), 1916 ; Senatus Medal.
War work — Postal Censorship, Liverpool, 1917. Fruit picking (Raspberries), Blairgowrie,
1918.
WILSON (or AUSTIN), CRISTINA, M.B.,
d. of James W. ; b. Buenos Aires, 26 Dec. 1879. M.B., 1905. M.O., attd. R.A.M.C.,
1918. Served — Secunderabad, India.
WILSON, FRED,
s. of Alexander S. ; b. Old Meldrum, 21 Mar. 1896. Med., 1913-14, 1919 — . A.U.O.T.C.
Surgeon-Sub. -Lieut., R.N.V.R., 25 Nov. 1915. Served in — H.M.S. "Laurel" (Jutland
Battle), Dec. i9is-Apr. 1917; H.M.S. "Q.6.," H.M.S. "Hyderabad" (Mystery Ships),
Apr. 191 7- Apr. 1919.
Wilson, Jobn Hlejanber, M.A., 1913 ; P. 45-
WILSON, GEORGE, M.A., M.B.,
s. of William W. ; b. Strichen, 28 Jan. 1868. M.A., 1888; M.B., 1891. Joined Vol.
Med. Staff Corps, 1888. Commd., 1898 (later R.A.M.C. (T.)). Mobilized Major, 1914.
Served — U.K., 3 years 5 months; Egypt, 10 months. Final rank, Major. T.I).
%
WILSON, JAMES, M.B.,
s. of James W. ; b. Grenada, W. Indies, 5 Oct. 1875. M.B., 1900; F.R.C.S. (Ed), 1907.
Lieut., St. John's Amb. Socy., 1908-10. Commd., R.A.M.C, Sept., 1914; attd. 391)1 Fid.
Amb., 37th Gen. Hospl., M.O., 3/6th, 3/Qth, Roy. Scots. Served— Home, 1914-15, i9'5-
16; Gallipoli, May- Sept. 1915; Macedonian Front, May I9i6-Sept. 1917. Final rank,
Captain.
WILSON, JAMES INGRAM PIRIE, M.D.,
s. of James W. ; b. Old Meldrum, 24 Jan. 1886. M.B., 1907; M.D., 1910; F.R.C.S.
(Ed.), 1911. Lieut., R.A.M.C., 10 Feb. 1915. Served— Egypt, Palestine, Syria, 4 years
3 months. Final rank, Major.
WILSON, JAMES STRACHAN, M.B.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Aberdeen, n Sept. 1870. M.B., 1896. War work— Military,
later, National Service Represenative, Brierfield, 1914-18.
WILSON, JOHN HORNE, M.D.,
s. of Robert G. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 12 Oct. 1876. M.B., 1899; M.D. (Hons.), 1903.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 8 July 1916; attd. Millbank and Mile-end Mil. Hospls., London, 5
months; 37th and 2oth C.C.S., France, i year. Invalided out, Dec. 1917. Final rank,
Captain. War work — Member, Spec. Med. Board, Lancaster Gate, i year 9 months.
WILSON, JOHN McINTOSH, M.A., M.B.,
s. of John S. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 4 Jan. 1883. M.A., 1905; M.B., 1907. War wor
Brit. Red Cross Socy., Aberdare and Merthyr Hospl., 1917.
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WILSON, JOHN MCLAREN, M.A.,
5. of George W. ; b. Nairn, 25 Aug. 1887. M.A., 1910. Pte., Highl. Vol. Bde., R.G.A.
Kdin. Univ. O.T.C., R.F.A. Commd., Heavy Arty., R.G.A., Nov. 1914. Served — Home,
1914-15 ; France, Nov. i9i5~May 1916. Filial rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
WILSON, JOHN OSBERT, M.A., M.D.,
6. <>f (George W. ; b. Huntly, 8 Aug. 1853. M.A., 1873; M.B., 1876; M.I)., 1878.
Commd., Vol. Med. Staff Corps, 1880. Major, R.A.M.C. (T.), 1908. Retd. M.O.,
Huntly Red Cross Aux. Hospl. ; M.O., 2/ist Aberdeenshire Vol. Regt. (later 3rd V.B.
Gordon Hrs.). V.I).
WILSON, MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM, M.A., B.D.,
s. of James W. ; b. Glasgow, 6 Feb. 1879. M.A., 1901 ; B.D., 1904. War work — Minis-
terial duty to Presbyterian Troops, Hillside and Montrose, 1916-18.
WILSON, NORMAN JAMES, M.A.,
s. of G. A. W. ; b. Aberdeen, i Apr. 1898. M.A., 1921. Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 21 June
1916; commd., 25 Jan. 1917; attd. 4th Res., 6th, Gordon Hrs., i52nd Infy. Bde. Served
—Home, 1916-17; France, June i9i7~Aug. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WILSON, ROBERT, M.A.,
s. of W. W. W. ; b. Auchnagatt, 20 Aug. 1892. M.A., 1919. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon
Hrs., 1911. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Belgium, Feb.-Sept. 1915.
Prisoner of War. Final rank, Private.
Mtlson, TRobert Meir, M.A., 1905 ; P. 66.
WILSON, ROBERT CUMMINS, M.A.,
s. of Robert C. W. ; b. Canada, 13 June 1884. M.A., 1906. Gunner, R.G.A., n May
1916; attd. 363 Siege Bty., R.G.A. Served — Home, 1916-17; Flanders, France, Aug.
I9i7-Jan. 1919. Final rank, L. /Bombardier.
WILSON, ROBERT MORRISON, M.A., M.D.,
s. of Robert W. ; b. Old Deer, 31 Mar. 1850. M.A., 1873; M.B., 1875; M.D., 1881 ;
D.P.H. (Camb.), 1890. Acting Surgeon, 3rd Aberdeenshire, Buchan Batt. (attd. 5th Gordon
Hrs.), 1876-1907. V.D. War work — Teaching and examining Ambulance and Nursing
Classes.
WILSON, WILLIAM, M.A.,
s. of William W. ; b. Logie-Coldstone, 27 June 1885. M.A. (Ill Eng.), 1909. Pioneer,
R.E. (Motor Cycle Dispatch Rider), 5 July 1917. Served with Special Companies, F. Coy.
Home, 1917; France, Nov. 1917-060. 1918. Final rank L. /Corporal.
Milson, Milltam Cbarles 2>avi&son, M.B, I9i5 ; P. 99.
WILSONE, RALPH SPEIRS,
s. of Thomas W. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 May 1878. Law, 1899-1901. Commd., R.F.A., Sept.
1914; attd. 63rd, 5151, Highl. Divisions. Served — Home, France, I9i4-June 1919.
Final rank, Acting Brigade- Major. Mentd.
424
ROLL OF SERVICE.
WINTON, WILLIAM CRU1CKSHANK, M.A.,
s. of William W. ; h. Forgue, 18 Aug. 1894. M.A., 1919. Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs., 1912 ;
4th Gordon Hrs. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., Apr. 1917. Served — Home,
1914, 1916-18; France, Nov. I9i4-Oct. 1916. India, I.A.R.O. ; attd. z/iagth U.C.O.
Baluchis, Mar. 1918-- Aug.' 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
WISEMAN, DAVID CHALMERS, M.A.,
s. of William W. ; b. Gardenstown, 30 July 1883. M.A., 1904. Pte., ;th V.H. Royal
Scots, 1917-19. War work — Ministerial duty with troops, Tay Defences, 1917.
WISEMAN, EVELYN MARY, M.A.,
d. of J. W. ; b. Bucksburn, 13 Jan. 1889. M.A., 1908. War work — Soldiers' and
Sailors' Families' Assocn., War Pensions Committee, Aberdeen, 1914 — .
WISEMAN, HARRY, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of Henry W. ; b. Macduff, 19 Dec. 1879. M.A., 1903; B.Sc., 1906. War work —
Chemist in Charge, High Explosives (T.N.T.) H.M. Factory, Oldbury, 1916-18.
WISEMAN, HERBERT HORACE EUGENE, M.A.,
s. of James W. ; b. Xewhills, Aberdeenshire, 3 May, 1886. M.A., 1907. War work —
Chemical Laboratory, St. Andrews Univ., 1915. St. And. Univ. O.T.C. Gunner, R.G.A.,
Nov. 1915. Served with 5th Res. Bde., 9th B.M.A. Bde. Commd., 19 May 1917.
Home, 1915-17; Palestine, Nov. igi^-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WISHART, ALEXANDER WATT, M.A.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Forgue, 26 Sept. 1867. M.A., 1890. War work — Pastoral over-
sight of U.F. Church congregations on Upper Deeside, 1915-19; Hon. Secy., Aboyne
Committee for supplying vegetables to the Fleet.
WISHART, FREDERICK, M.A., LL.B.,
s. of. F. W. F. W. ; b. Aberdeen, 25 July 1888. M.A., 1909; LL.B. (dist.), 1912;
Edmond, Hunter, Prizes. War work — Assist. Controller, Timber Supply Dept., Ministry of
Munitions, 1916-19.
WISHART, JOHN, M.D., D.Sc.,
s. of William W. ; b. Punjab, 3 Feb. 1874. B.Sc., 1900; M.B., 1901 ; M.D. (com.), 1903;
D.Sc., 1908. War work — Civil M.O. (for Air Raids) Elswick Works, Newcastle-on-Tyne ;
Member, Med. Boards and Nat. Service Boards; Deputy M.O.H., Weetslade ; War locum,
Dudley and district, etc., 1914-18. Hon. Assoc., Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
WISHART, WALTER TAYLOR, M.A.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Forgue, 21 Dec. 1868. M.A., 1891. Pte., 6th V.B. Royal Hrs.,
2nd V.B. Perth Regt. War work — Substitute Minister, Larbert, Aberdeen, Elgin. Recruit-
ing, Stirling; Ambulance. work, Aberdeen, 1916-19.
WISHART, WILLIAM HENRY, M.A., B.Sc., M.B.,
s. of William W. ; b. Ronaldshay, Orkney, 14 Aug. 1879. M.A. (II Math), 1900; B.Sc.,
1902 ; M.B., 1906. Vol. Army Med. Corps. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), i July 1915. Served
— Home, 1915-17, 1918; India, Oct. I9i7-Aug. 1918. Discharged unfit. Final rank,
Captain. Name brought to notice of Secy, of State for War, 1917.
425
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WISHART, WILLIAM PHILIP, M.A., B.I)..
s. of William \V. ; b. Kinellar, 2 Aug. 1888. M.A. (II Eng.), 1909; B.JX, 1917; Brown
Scholar. Attested 1915, unfit for general service. War work — Assist. Chapl., ist Scot.
Gen. Hosp!., 1915-17; Med. Orderly, Oldmill Hospl., Aberdeen, 1917-18.
WOOD, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Fetteresso, Kincardineshire, 16 Mar. 1869. M.A., 1890; M.B.,
1895. War work — Surgeon and A.ucnt, K.N. Airship Station, Lenabo, 1916-18.
WOOD, ALEXANDER M.A.,
s. of Robert W. ; b. King Edward, 17 Aug. 1870. M.A., 1893. Coy. Sergt.-Major, Nagpur
Vol. Mtd. Infy. Commd., Chapl. 4th Grade, 19 Mar. 1916 ; attd. 5th Cavalry Div. (France),
I9i6-Apr. 1918; 1 2th Cavalry Bde. (Palestine), Apr. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Chap-
lain, 4th Grade. O.B.E. (Mil.), 1919. Mentd., Mar. 1919.
WOOD, ALEXANDER ROSS, M.B.,
s. of James \V. ; b. Cullen, 20 Jan. 1897. M.B., 1921. Enlisted, Special Bde. R.E., 26
Sept. 1916. Served — Home, 1916; France, Nov. I9i6-Aug. 1917. Gassed, discharged.
WOOD, CHARLES, M.B.,
s. of James \V. ; b. Cullen, 8 Oct. 1894. M.B., 1917. Pte., "U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs.,
1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), Aug. 1917. Served — Home,
1914-17; France, Belgium, Germany, Sept. i9i7~Aug. 1919. Final rank, Captain.
WOOD, CHARLES HUTCHESON,
s. of Charles H. W. ; b. Portsoy, n Dec. 1896. Com., 1919 — . Pte., 6th Gordon Hrs.,
7 Oct. 1914; 2nd Gordon Hrs. Served — -Home, France, Belgium, 4 years. Wounded,
discharged, 1918.
WOOD, DOUGLAS, M.D.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Peterhead, 29 Apr. 1885. M.B., 1908 ; M.D. (com.), 1911 ; F.R.C.S.,
(Ed). Commd., Australian Army Med. Corps., Oct. 1916. Served — France. Final rank,
Captain.
WOOD, GEORGE, M.A.,
s. of James W. ; b. Cullen, 23 Jan. 1889. M.A. (I Cl.), 1910 ; Fullerton Scholar. Commd.,
Canadian Fid. Arty., 1916.
WOOD, HENRY, M.A.,
s. of John \V. ; b. Portsoy, 31 Mar. 1894. M.A., 1920. War work — Mercantile Marine
(Transport Service), 1915-16. Joined M.M.R., Mar. 1916; transfd. Aux. Patrol and Mine
Sweeping. Served — Orkney area, 19 months; English Channel, 15 months. Final rank,
Seaman.
WOOD, JAMES, M.A., B.Sc.,
s. of James W. ; b. King Edward, 13 Aug. 1879. M.A. (II Math.), 1902; B.Sc., 1903;
F.I.C. ; F.C.S. Exempted from Mil. Service. War work — Chief Assist. Analyst, Lanes.
County Council (administration of Food and Drugs Act and Food Orders), 1914-16;
Analyst, Co-operative Socy. (Flour millers), Manchester, 1917 — .
426
ROLL OF SERVICE.
WOOD, JAMES MILLER SWANSON, M.B.,
s. of James W. ; b. Nigg, Kincardineshire, 22 Sept. 1876. M.B., 1900. Lieut., R.A.M.C.,.
25 Aug. 1917. Served — England, France. Final rank, Captain.
WOOD, JAMES WALKER, M.B.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Nigg, Mearns, 9 Sept. 1889. M.B., 1914. Lieut., R.A.M.C..
(S.R.S.O.), 1914.
WOOD, JOHN, M.A.,
s. of George G. W. ; b. Portknockie, 4 Mar. 1894. M.A., 1920. Pte., " U " Coy., 4th
Gordon Hrs., 7 Sept. 1914. Served with 6th Gordon Hrs., 6/4th King's African Rifles.
Commd., 28 May 1915. Home, 2 years 2 months; France, i year 7 months; Africa, 11
months. Final rank, Lieutenant.
WOOD, WILLIAM, M.D.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Peterhead, 21 Aug. 1882. M.B., 1904; M.D., 1911. Commd.,
Australian Army Med. Corps, May 1917. Served — Egypt, Palestine. Final rank, Captain.
WOODROW, CHARLES SYDNEY,
s. of Samuel G. \V. ; b. Buffalo, 26 Nov. 1874. Law, 1897-99. Enlisted, i4gth Canadians
(Lambton's Own, Canada), Feb. 1916; comnid., Feb. 1917. Served — England, Mar.-
Dec. 1917; France (i8th Ban.), 1917-18; England, 1918-19. Final rank. Captain.
WRIGHT, ALEXANDER WILLIAM OVERBECK, M.D.,
s. of Daniel W. ; b. St. Andrews, 30 May 1879. M.B., 1901 ; M.D., 1916. Commd.,
I. M.S., 1902. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — India, Seistan, Waziristan, India, 1915-18.
Major, 1915.
WRIGHT, DOUGLAS MacPHERSON,
s. of Thomas W. ; b. Aberdeen, 10 Sept. 1894. Law, 1914-15. Enlisted, Royal Fusiliers
(Sportmen's Batt.), Dec. 1915. Commd., Gordon Hrs., May 1918; attd. Irish Guards.
• Served — Home, 1915-16, 1917; France, June I9i6-Apr. 1917, Aug. 1917-18. Final
rank, 2nd Lieutenant.
WRIGHT (or GLEGG), EFFIE GRAHAM, M.A.,
d. of Maxwell J. \V. ; b. Dornock, Dumfriesshire, 10 Nov. 1890. M.A. (II Eng.), 1912..
War work — Substitute teacher, Montrose Academy.
WRIGHT, GEORGE TOD, M.A., B.D.,
s. of Maxwell J. W. ; b. Uornock, Dumfriesshire, 21 Apr. 1892. M.A., 1913; B.D., 1915.
"U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1909. War work — Scottish Churches Huts, France, Feb.-
Apr. 1917. Pte., R.A.M.C., 26 Apr. 1917. Served — Blackpool, France. Commd., R.A.
Chaplains' Dept., 12 Dec. 1917. Served — Blandford, France. Final rank, Chaplain
(4th Class).
WRIGHT, HERBERT McPHERSON,
s. of James ]. \V. ; b. Alford, Aberdeenshire, 23 May 1901. Med., 1919—. Member,,
Reserve Force of Volunteers, 3rd Gordon Hrs., 1917-18.
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.ROLL Ol' SERVICE.
WRIGHT, JOHN RAINY. M.A.,
s. of Alexander W. ; b. Gamrie, Banffshire, 8 July 1869. M.A. (I Ment.), 1890; Bain
Medal. War work — Additional pastoral and pulpit work, St. Fergus, Apr. -Sept. 1917.
WRIGHT, MAXWELL CAMPBELL,
s. of Maxwell J. \V. ; b. Dornock, Dumfriesshire, 5 Sept. 1896. Med., 1919 — . Pte.,
4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F^ 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Commd., 5th Gordon Hrs., 7
Aug. 1916. Served—Home, 1914-16, 1918; France, Aug. I9i6-Mar. 1918, Sept.- Dec.
1918. Final rank, Acting Captain. M.C., Nov. 1916. Bar to M.C., Apr. 1917.
Wrtabt, IRoberl James Barren, M.B., 1904 ; P. 9i.
YELL, WILLIAM LYALL, M.B.,
s. of John Y. ; b. Macduff, 19 Sept. 1896. M.B., 1917. A.U.O.T.C. Joined R.A.M.C.,
1917. Served — Home, Mesopotamia, Oct. 1917 — . Final rank, Captain.
YOUNG, ANDREW WATSON COOK, M.B.,
s. of Alexander Y. ; b. Chapel of Garioch, 26 Feb. 1876. M.B., 1898; D.P.H., 1899.
Commd., I.M.S., 1901. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served — India, 1914; Egypt, Mesopo-
tamia, Nov. i9i4-May 1916. Final rank, Brevet-Lieut. -Colonel. Brevet-Lieut. -Colonel,
June 1916. Mentd., Oct. 1916.
YOUNG, CHARLES MELYILLE, M.B.,
s. of Andrew Y. ; b. Clapham, 24 Dec. 1875. M.B., 1900. Commd., R.A.M.C., Aug.
1916. Attd. Pavilion Hospl., Brighton, and gist Fid. Amb. Served — Home, 3 months;
France, 2 years 2 months. Final rank, Captain.
YOUNG, FRANCIS ROBERT,
s. of James Y. ; b. Portsoy, 13 Sept. 1898. Law, 1919 — . Pte., 513! T.R.B., i Feb.
1 9 1 7 ; Scot. Rifles. Served — France. Final rank, L./Corporal.
YOUNG, JAMES MARTIN, M.B.,
s. of Andrew Y. ; b. New Pitsligo, 20 Sept. 1860. M.B., 1884. Captain, R.A.M.C. (T.),
1908. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. Home Hospk, 1914-15, 1918-19. Final rank,
Captain.
•
YOUNG, JANE ANN GRAY, M.A.,
d. of James G. Y. ; b. Aberdeen, 28 June 1898. M.A., 1921. War work — V.A.D.
Nurse, Durris Red Cross Aux. Hospl., 1918-19.
YOUNG, ROBERT ALEXANDER GRIGOR,
s. of Robert Y. ; b. Huntly, 22 June 1897. Med., 1915—. Aux. Sick Berth Res. R.N.,
1915 ; L./CpL, O.T.C., 1916.
YOUNG, THOMAS CHARLES McCOMBIE, M.D.,
s. of Thomas Y. ; b. Ellon, 26 June 1880. M.B., 1901; D.P.H., 1909; M.D., 1915.
Commd., I.M.S., 1902. Retained for civil employ as an "indispensable," to deal with
threatened epidemic. War work — Medical examination, inoculation, etc., of all Labour
Corps recruited from Assam ; Medical and sanitary arrangements for their despatch and re-
ception. Final rank, Major.
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ROLL OF SERVICE.
YOUXGSON, JAMES, M.A., B.D.,
s. of John W. Y. ; b. Sialkot, Punjab, 29 Jan. 1887. M.A., 1907; B.D. (Hons.), 1911;
Bruce and Fraser Scholar; Stuart (Hebrew) Prize. War work — Ministerial duty to
Presbyterian and Non-conformist troops at Nairobi, B.K. Africa, 1918-19.
YOUNGSON, JAMES,
s. of James Y. ; b. Newhills, Aberdeenshire, 17 Apr. 1898. Arts, 1919 — . Gunner, R.F.A.,
25 May 1916. Served — France, 2 years 9 months. Final rank, Signaller.
YOUNGSON, THOMAS WILLIAM,
s. of T. A. W. A. Y. ; b. Banchory-Devenick, 24 June 1876. Arts, 1893-96. Commd.,
K.O.S.B., 1897. Served in S. African War, 1900-02. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. .Served—
Gallipoli, 1915. Final rank, Major.
YOUME, ALEXANDER McDONALD, M.A.,
s. of James Y. ; b. Aberdeen, 16 Apr. 1867. M.A., 1890. Enlisted, 5th Gordon Hrs.,
1901. Resigned as Captain, 1913. Re-commd., 22 Oct. 1914. Served- — Home, 1914-19.
Final rank, Captain.
YOUME, JOHN MILNE, M.A.,
.s. of William Y. ; b. Huntly, 29 July 1885. M.A. (II Ment.), 1909; B.D. (Ed.), 1915.
"U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1905-09. War work — Divisional Secretary, Y.M.C.A., Meso-
potamia and Persia, 1915-19.
YULE, JAMES HENDERSON, M.B.,
s. of Robert M. Y. ; b. Scalloway, 24 July 1885. M.B., 1908; D.P.H., 1914. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., 1914.
YULE, JEAN, M.B.,
d. of Robert M. Y. ; b. Scalloway, 12 Dec. 1882. M.B., 1917. M.O., attd. R.A.M.C.
Served — Mil. Hospl., Colchester, 1917.
YULE, LOCKART JOSEPH DOWNES, M.B.,
s. of Robert M. Y. ; b. Lerwick, 24 Apr. 1890. M.B., 1913. A.U.O.T.C. Commd.,
R.A.M.C., Sept. 1914; attd. loth Hussars, ist Munster Fusiliers. Served — Home,
Dardanelles, Egypt, Mesopotamia, N.W. Frontier, 4 years. Final rank, Captain.
YULE, ROBERT MORTIMER, M.D.,
s. of Alexander Y. ; b. Aberdeen, 27 Apr. 1852. M.B., 1873; M.D,. 1877. Capt., R.A.M.C.
(T.), Sanitary Officer, 1914.
YULE, VINCENT THOMAS BORTHWICK, M.A., M.B.,
s. of Peter Y. ; b. Peterhead, 26 Aug. 1892. M.A., 1912; M.B., 1917; D.P.H., 1920.
A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C. (S.R.), 23 Apr. 1917. Served— Home, 6 months; E.
African Exped. Force, 2 years i month. Final rank, Captain.
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APPENDIX I.
THE STAFF.
CHANCELLOR.
The Right Honourable the EARL OF ELGIN AND KINCARDINE, K.G., G. C.S.I.,
G.C.I.E., King's Body Guard for Scotland; President, Fife Territorial Force Association.
Chancellor, 1914-17.
His Grace the DUKE OF RICHMOND AND GORDON, K.G., G.C.V.O., C.B. (Mil),
Hon. Col. (late Col. Commanding), 3rd Batt. Royal Sussex Regt. ; Lord Lieutenant of Elgin
and Banff; President, Territorial Force Associations. Chancellor, 1917 — .
RECTOR.
The Right Honourable WINSTON LEONARD SPENCER CHURCHILL, P.C., First
Lord of the Admiralty, 1911-15. Rector, 1914-18.
The Right Honourable VISCOUNT COWDRAY. Rector, 1918—.
PRINCIPAL AND VICE-CHANCELLOR.
The Very Rev. SIR GEORGE ADAM SMITH, M.A., D.D., LL.D., Litt.D., F.B.A.,
Hon. Chapl, T.F., ist Class, with rank of Colonel, A.U.O.T.C. (Med. Contingent), 1916-19.
Final rank, Chaplain, ist Class. War work — On the invitation of Sir Douglas Haig gave
addresses to Scottish Troops, Bases and Front, France, Oct. 1916. On the invitation of
the National Committee of the United States (Govt. Dept. of Public Instruction) and of
the Foreign Office, London, addressed 127 Public Meetings and Conferences on the moral
aims of the Allies in 39 cities of the United States, Apr. -July 1918.
MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY COURT.
The Honourable the Lord Provost, SIR JAMES TAGGART, K.B.E., LL.D.,
President, City of Aberdeen Territorial Force Association. Member, Aberdeen Mil. Train-
ing Association (later City of Aberdeen Vol. Regt.).
SIR JOHN FLEMING, D.L., LL.D.,
National Reserve ; Vice-Chairman, City of Aberdeen Territorial Force Association.
APPENDIX I.
RIDDELL, JOHN SCOTT. M.V.O., C.B.E., M.A., M.B., LL.D.,
Lieut.-Col., R.A.M.C. and O.C., A herd. Companies R.A.M.C. first Administrative M.O.,
Highl. Div. (T.F.), 1908-12. Mobilized Col., A.M.S. (T.F.). Retired Red Cross Commr.,
N.E. Dist. of Scotland ; Member of Council and of War Executive Scot. Branch, Brit. Red
Cross Socy. ; Oi/c Aux. Hospls. in N of Scot ; Surg. i/c Naval Wards, Aberdeen. Apptd.
by Admiralty, Consulting-Surgeon, R.N. Area, Montrose to Elgin, 1915-19. Member,
University Military Education Committee and Joint Institutional Committee for Scotland ;
Hon. M.O., Orthopaedic Annexe, Aberdeen. M.V.O., 1905. T.D., 1910. C.B.E., 1918.
Knight of Grace, Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, 1918.
SMITH, JAMES, T.D., M.A., B.D.,
Chaplain, R.A.M.C. (V. later T.), 1889. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Scot. Gen.
Hospl. Home service, 1914-19. Final rank, Chaplain (Colonel). Thanked by Secre-
tary of State for valuable services, Mar. 1918. War work — Recruiting (4th Gordon
Hrs., 1 5 7th Bde., R.F.A., etc.). Member, County of Aberdeen T.F. Assocn., University
Military Education Committee; Hon. Chaplain, ist Cadet Batt. 4th Gordon Hrs., etc.
STEWART, WILLIAM A., M.B.E., City Treasurer,
Member, City of Aberdeen Tribunal.
PROFESSORS.
BAILLIE, JAMES BLACK, O.B.E., M.A., D.Phil. (Edin.),
Professor of Moral Philosophy.
War work — Admiralty War Staff Intelligence Dept. (Geog. Section), London, 1915-17;
Ministry of Labour — Chief Industrial Commissioner's Dept. (Arbitrator and Conciliator in
Industrial Disputes), U.K., 1917-19. O.B.E., Jan. 1919.
CASH, JOHN THEODORE, M.D., LL.D. (Ed.), F.R.S.,
Professor of Materia Medica.
Organiser, Chairman and Treasurer, University War Work Party, 1915-19. Member, City
of Aberdeen Vol. Regt. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.), 1917 — .
GRIERSON, HERBERT JOHN CLIFFORD, M.A., LL.D.,
Professor of English, 1894-1915.
War work — Lecturing, Havre, Feb. 1917.
HAY, MATTHEW, M.D. (Ed.),
Professor of Forensic Medicine.
Lieut.-Col., R.A.M.C., Sanitary Service, 1909. War work — Referee, Military Sanitary
Services, Aberdeen and Abroad, 1914-19.
HENDRICK, JAMES, B.Sc.,
Professor of Agriculture.
Enlisted, Aberd. Mil. Training Assocn. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.), Nov. 1914. Home
service, 4^- years. War work — Scientific Assistance in Agrl. and Cheml. matters to Govt.
Depts. (i) Board of Agr., Scotland; (2) Ministry of Food (Live Stock Dept.) ; Ministry of
Labour (Appointments Dept.), Aberdeen, 1915 — .
MACDONALD, HECTOR MUNRO, O.B.E., M.A., F.R.S.,
Professor of Mathematics.
War work — Administrative, Ministry of Munitions, later Ministry of Labour, 1916-19.
Member, University Military Education Committee. O.B.E., June 1918.
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APPENDIX I.
McKERRON, ROBERT GORDON, M.A., M.D.,
Professor of Midwifery.
Joined R.A.M.C., 1908. Mobilized Major, Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Scot. (len. Hospl.,
1914-19. Final rank, Major.
MACKINTOSH, ASHLEY WATSON, M.A., M.D.,
Professor of Medicine. ,
Lieut., Vol. Med. Staff Corps, Dec. 1898, which became R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1908; resigned
(as Major), 1910; rejoined, 1911. Mobilized Lieut. -Col., 5 Aug. 1914. Attd. ist Scot.
Gen. Hospl. Served — Home, 1914-17, 1917-19 ; France, attd. s8th (Scottish) Gen. Hospl.,
O.C., Med. Division, July-Oct. 1917. Apptd. Consulting Physician to the Scottish
Command. Final rank, Lieut. -Colonel.
MARNOCH, JOHN, C.V.O., M.A., M.B., C.M.,
Professor of Surgery.
Surg.-Lieut., ist Aberd. R.G.A., 1895 ; transfd. "a la suite" Officer, ist Scot. Gen. Hospl.,
1909. Mobilized Lieut.-Col., Aug. 1914. M.O. i/c spec. mil. section (Surgery of
reconstruction), ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., with rank of Brevet-Colonel ; Inspector of Tetanus,
Northern Area. C.V.O., Jan. 1915.
REID, ROBERT WILLIAM, M.D., F.R.C.S.,
Professor of Anatomy.
War work — Member, Military Education Committee, 1914.
SHENNAN, THEODORE, M.D., F.R.C.S.E.,
Professor of Pathology.
War work — Member, Scot. Med. Serv. Emergencies Committee (later Scot. Med. Tribunal) ;
Member, Local War Committee, 1915-19.
SODDY, FREDERICK, M.A., F.R.S.,
Professor of Chemistry.
War work — Preparation of Synthetic Drugs under Royal Society ; confidential investigations
for the Board of Invention and Research (Admiralty) ; Department of Explosive Supply ;
Marischal College, Aberdeen ; duration of War.
TERRY, CHARLES SANFORD, M.A. (Cantab.), Litt.D.,
Professor of History.
\\\<r work — Re-organized S. and S. Families Assocn., 1914; on clerical staff of S.N.O.,
Aberdeen, 1915-16 ; lectured, France, Belgium, occupied zones Germany, 1918, 1919 ; edited
Lord Jellicoe's Jutland Dispatches, 1916, and Sir Roger Keyes' on Ostend and Zeebrugge
operations, 1919. British War Medal.
TRAIL, JAMES WILLIAM HELENUS, M.A., M.D., F.R.S., F.L.S.,
Professor of Botany.
War work — Univ. Representative on City of Aberd. Territorial Force Assocn. ; Mem-
ber, Mil. Education Committee, 1914 — . Died, 18 Sept. 1919.
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UNIVERSITY LECTURERS AND ASSISTANTS.
CAMPBELL, FRANCIS ERNEST ARCHER, O.B.E., M.A. (T.C.D.), Ph.D.,
Lecturer in English Language.
Bristol Univ. O.T.C., 1911-12. Volunteered, Aug. i<;i4, 1915. 2nd Lieut., Special List,
Staff Censor's Dept., i Jan. 1916; attd. Deputy Chief Kick! Censor's Staff, Adjutant (irn.
Staff, Prisoners of War Section, etc. Served — France, Jan. I9i6-May 1919. Final rank,
Major (regular commn.), 1920. O.li.F. (Mil.), May 1919. Two mentions, 1917, 1919.
CROLL, WILLIAM FLETT, M.A., M.I).,
University Assistant, Materia Medica.
Joined R.A.M.C., Home Hospl. Res., 1911. Mobilized Capt., Aug. 1914. Attd. Military
Hospl, Aberdeen, 1914-19. Final rank, Captain.
1H SSEIGNET, JEAN JULES, L.-es.-L., iT.JS.,
University Assistant in F'rench.
Mil. Service, 1905. Mobilized Pte., 372nd Infy. Regt., French Army, i Aug. 1914.
Promoted " Adjudant-Chef." ; commd. Served — France, Serbia, Salonika, Constantinople
(French Liaison Officer, Brit. H.Q.), 4 Aug. 1914-1919. Final rank, Lieutenant, Staff
Interpreter.
DUGUID, JAMES, M.A.,
Lecturer on Conveyancing.
Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. V.D., National Reserve. Chairman, Munitions Tribunal,
Aberdeen, 1915. Died, 15 Mar. 1917.
DUNCAN, GEORGE, M.A.,
University Lecturer on International Law.
Military Representative, Aberdeen City Tribunal, 1916-18.
DUNCAN, GEORGE MELLIS, M.B.,
University Assistant in Pathology.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 1912. Mobilized, Oct. 1914; attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl.
Home service, Oct. I9i4-Mar. 1919. F'inal rank, Captain.
FALCONER, ARTHUR WELLESLEY, D.S.O., C.B.E., M.D.,
University Assistant in Medicine.
Capt., R.A.M.C., 1912. Served — Home, 1914-16; Salonika, Aug. I9i6-Dec. 1918.
F'inal rank, Lieut. -Colonel. D.S.O., 1918. C.B.E., 1919. Three mentions.
FENTON, EDWARD WYLLIE, M.A., B.Sc.,
University Assistant in Botany.
Commd., R.F.A. (T.), July 1915; Home service, Chief Instructor, Signalling, Northern
Command, R.G.A., 1915-19. F'inal rank, Lieutenant.
FINDLAY, WILLIAM MAITLAND,
University Assistant in Agriculture.
War work — F'ood Production Committee, Kincardineshire, 1917-18.
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APPENDIX I.
FRASER, JOHN, M.A.,
University Lecturer in Celtic and Comparative Philology.
War work — Directorate of Military Intelligence, War Office, Feb. 1916 -Sept. 1919.
GEDDES, ALEXANDER EBENEZER McLEAN, O.B.E., M.A., D.Sc.,
University Assistant in Natural Philosophy.
Lieut, Gen. Infy. List, attd. R.F.C., 4 June 1915 ; served with R.E., France, Belgium,
June -Oct. 1915, Jan. i9i6-Mar. 1919; Home, 1915-16. Final rank, Captain. O.B.K.
(Mil.). Three mentions, Apr. 1916, Apr. 1918, Nov. 1918.
JACK, THOMAS, M.A. (Glas.),
University Assistant in Moral Philosophy, 1915-16.
Glas. Univ. O.T.C. Enlisted, 2/3rd Lowland Field Coy.,'R.E., Jan. 1916; commd., 19
Nov. 1916. Attd. Cadet Coy., 2/ist City of Edinburgh Fid. Coy., 548 (Dundee) Fid.
Coy., R.E. Home, 1916-18; N. Russian Expedy. Force, June igiS-July 1919. Final
rank, Lieutenant. Mentd., 1919.
KINLOCH, JOHN PARLANE, M.D. (Glas.),
University Lecturer in Public Health.
O.T.C. Glasgow High School. Lieut, R.A.M.C. (T.F.) ; attd. A.U.O.T.C., 1914-18; 22
Mobile Hygiene Lab., France, July-Dec. 1918. Final rank, Captain. Two mentions,
Sept. 1917, Sept. 1919.
LAING, BERTRAM MITCHELL, M.A.,
University Assistant in Logic.
Pte., nth Gordon Hrs., 27 June 1916; 3rd Gordon Hrs. ; commd., 8th Black Watch,
26 Apr. 1917. Served — Home, 1916-17 ; France, June 191 7~Nov. 1918 ; Germany (Army
of Occupation), Dec. igiS-Aug. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C., Oct. 1918.
Mentd., Apr. 1918.
LARG, DAVID GLASS, M.A.,
University Assistant in French, 1915-16.
Pte., London Scottish, Apr. 1916. Served with R.E. ; 5th Intelligence Corps Coy., 5th
Army. Home, 1916; France, Aug. I9i6-Feb. 1919. Final rank, L./Corporal.
LEES, JOHN, M.A. (Ediii.), D.Litt. (Edin.),
University Lecturer in German.
Member, Aberd. Mil. Training Assocn. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.). War work —
Munitions, 1915 — . Died, 31 May, 1920.
MACDONALD, RANALD, B.Sc. (Agr.),
University Assistant in Zoology.
2nd Lieut, 7th Gordon Hrs., 18 Aug. 1915. Served — Home, France. Severely wounded,
Arras, 1917. Final rank, Captain. War work — Ministry' of Food (Live stock section),
8 months.
McINTYRE, JAMES LEWIS, O.B.E., M.A., D.Sc. (Edin.),
University Lecturer in Comparative Psychology.
War work — Member of Exec. Committee, Aberdeenshire Branch, Brit. Fed Cross Socy. ;
County Director, 1917 — ; Mil. Training Assocn. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.), Food Pro-
duction, etc., 1914-19. O.B.E., 1920. Mentd., 1919.
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APPENDIX I.
MASSON, ROBERT PEARSON, M.A., H.L., LL.B.,
University Assistant in Law.
I'te., ^rd (Res.) Gordon Hrs., Feb. 1916. Coninid., 30 May 1917. Served with ist, 2nd,
Gordon Hrs. Home, 1916, 1917; France, Flanders, June-Dee. 1916, 1917-19. Final
rank, Lieutenant.
MILLER, HUGH MORISON,
University Assistant in English, 1913-15.
Commd., I4th Batt. The Royal Scots, 8 Feb. 1915 ; attd. War Office, Intelligence Dept.,
France. Served — Home, 1915-17; France, 1917-19. Final rank, Captain. Mentd.,
Dec. 1918.
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER, M.A., M.B., Ch.M.,
University Assistant in Midwifery, 1912-14.
Commd., R.A.M.C., attd. ist Scot. (Jen. Hospl., 1912. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Served —
Home, 1914-19; France (attd. No. 11 Staty. Hospl.), 1915. Final rank, Captain.
MURRAY, JAMES ROBERTSON, M.B., M.D.,
University Assistant in Physiology, 1913-15.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., 23 Feb. 1915. Served — Home, 16 months; France, 2 years 9 months.
Final rank, Captain.
NEWLANDS, GEORGE, M.A., B.Sc.,
University Assistant in Geology, 1911-15.
Rejected, 1915. War work — Chemist, H.M. Explosives Factory, Oldbury, 1915-19.
PRATT, JAMES DAVIDSON, O.B.E., M.A., B.Sc.,
University Assistant in Chemistry, 1914-15.
Fte., 4th Gordon Hrs. (T.F.), 1908. Mobilized, 4 Aug. 1914. Commd., 14 Mar. 1915.
Served— Home, 1914-15 ; Flanders, Feb. -Oct. 1915 ; 3 times wounded, 1915. War
work — Ministry of Munitions, War Office, 1916-19. Final rank, Staff-Captain (W.O.).
O.B.E., June 1919.
PROFEIT, WILLIAM JAMES, M.A., B.Sc. (Agr.),
University Lecturer in Agriculture.
Aberdeen Mil. Training Assocn. (later ist V.B. Gordon Hrs.), 1915-17.
RAE, GEORGE, B.Sc.,
University Assistant in Mathematics, 1911-15.
Gunner, R.G.A., 1915; 2nd Lieut., R.G.A., 1916. Served — Home, Belgium, 1916-17.
Wounded.
SELBIE, WILLIAM PHILIP, M.A.,
University Assistant in Greek, 1914-15.
Pte., Inns of Court O.T.C., 14 Jan. 1915. Commd., 8th Batt., E. Surrey Regt., 29 Apr. 1915.
Served — U.K., 1915-16, 1917, 1918; France, July I9i6-May 1917, Mar.-Aug. 1918;
Italy, Dec. I9i7-Mar. 1918; Germany, 1919 — . Final rank, Captain. M.C., Aug. 1918.
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APPENDIX I.
SKENE, MACGREGOR, D.Sc.,
University Assistant in Botany.
Commd.,' R.F.A. (T.), 4 Sept. 1915. Attd. 3/ist Highl. Bde.; ~,lh (Res.) Bde.; H.Q.,
Catterick Reserve Centre ; 50 Divisional Ammunition Column. Served — Home, 1915-18;
France, Aug. igiS-Aug. 1919. Final rank, Acting Captain.
STUART, GEORGE, M.A., M.B.,
University Assistant in / natorny, 1914.
('apt., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 1914. Transfd. 52nd (Lowland)
Div. (T.), 1916; Bacteriologist i/c Hospitals, Port Said, Kantara, Jaffa; Staff-Major and
Director, laboratories and quarantine, Haifa, 1919.
THOMSON, ARTHUR LANDSBOROUGH, M.A., B.Sc.,
University Assistant in Zoology, 1914.
"U" Coy., 4th Gordon Hrs., 1909-12. A.U.O.T.C., 1912-15. Commd., A. and S.
Hrs., 10 Apr. 1915. Served — Home, 1915 ; France, Oct. igis-June 1916 ; Flanders,
Dec. K) if) Sept. 1919. Final rank, Lieut.-Colonel (Assistant-Quartermaster-General).
O.B.E., June 1919. Two mentions, Dec. 1918, July 1919.
WATT, ALEXANDER STUART, B.Sc. (Agr.),
University Lecturer in Forest -Botany and Zoology.
Pioneer, Spec. Companies, R.E., 20 Mar. 1916. Served — Home, 1916 ; France, Apr. 1916-
Dec. 1918. Final rank, Corporal.
WILLIAMSON, GEORGE ALEXANDER, M.A., M.D.,
University Lecturer in Tropical Medicine.
Enlisted, Vol. Med. Staff Corps, 1889. O.C., A.U.O.T.C. Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.), 1912.
Mobilized, Aug. 1914. Attd. M.O. i/c Officers' Hospl., Cairo; S.M.O., Prisoners of
\Var Camp, Cyprus, etc. Served — Home, 1914-15 ; Egyptian Expedy. Force, Egypt,
Cyprus, Mar. igis-Feb. 1919. Final rank, Captain. Mentd., 3 Apr. 1918.
RESEARCHERS.
CRANSTON, JOHN ARNOLD, B.Sc. (Glas.),
Researcher in Chemistry.
2nd Lieut, Roy. Scots Fusiliers, 19 Mar. 1915. Served with R.E. (Special Bde.). Home,
1915, 1918-19; France, Oct. igi^-Feb. 1918. Final rank, Captain.
HAIG, HAROLD AXEL, M.B., B.Sc. (Lond.), M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
McRobert Research Fellow, 1913.
• Lieut., R.A.M.C., 31 Jan. 1915; attd. (as Bacteriologist and Pathologist), No. 15, 21,
17, Gen. Hospls. ; Mil. Hospl., Ripon. Served — Alexandria, 1915-19; Home, 1919-20.
Final rank, Captain.
MCQUEEN, JAMES MILROY, M.A., B.SC., M.B.,
Research Fellow in Pathology, 1914.
Commd., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 1914; attd. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., etc. Mentd. (Mesopotamia),
Aug. 1917.
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APPENDIX I.
ORR, JOHN BOYD, D.S.O., M.C., M.l>. (Glas.),
Researcher in Animal Nutrition.
Lieut., R.A.M.C., Oct. 1914. Served — Home (Sanitary Specialist), Woolwich, 1914-15;
R.A.M. Coll. (Research work), 1918-19; 1'Y.mre, M.O., ist Sherwood Foresters, 1916-17;
Surg., R.N., attd. H.M.S. "Furious," 1918. Final rank, Captain. M.C., 1916. D.S.O.,
igi 7- Mentd., 1917.
LIBRARY.
ROBERTSON, CHARLOTTE, Assistant Librarian, University Library.
War work — Orderly, Scottish Women's Hospl., Salonika, 1916-17; Assist. Adminr. (later
Unit Adminr.), Q.M.A.A.C., Home, 1918-19.
SECRETARY AND OFFICE STAFF.
THOM, DONALDSON ROSE, M.A., Secretary to the University.
Member, Aberdeen Mil. Training Association (later City of Aberdeen Vol. Regt.), 1914 — .
Died, 23 Jan. 1920.
BUTCHART, HENRY JACKSON, D.S.O., B.L., Secretary to the University.
Appointed 1920. See p. 142.
SCORGIE, NORMAN ANDERSON, B.L. See p. 364.
STEPHEN, GEORGE REITH,
Attested, 3 June 1916. Signaller, R.F.A., 19 Jan. 1917; served with R.G.A. Home,
1917-18; France, Army of the Rhine, Feb. igiS-Sept. 1919. Final rank, Signaller.
TROUP, NORMAN ALLAN,
Enlisted, R.A.M.C. (T.F.), 30 Nov. 1915. Served — -Home, i year 4 months; Salonika,
i year 8 months ; Hospital, 6 months. Discharged. Final rank, L./Corporal.
THE SACRIST AND ATTENDANTS.
SPILLER, THOMAS, Sacrist, Marischal College.
Lieutenant and Quartermaster, 3/4th Gordon Hrs., 31 Mar. 1915. Home service, 1915-19.
Final rank, Captain and Quartermaster.
BODDY, FREDERICK HENRY, Steward, University Union.
Pte., Gordon Hrs., 1890-1902. Re-enlisted, 2/4th Gordon Hrs., 13 Mar. 1915. Served
— Home, 1915-19. Final rank, Sergeant.
DOWER, GEORGE, Attendant, Agricultural Department.
Gunner, R.F.A., 13 Aug, 1915. Served — Home, 23 months; France, 18 months. Final
rank, Sergeant.
EUNSON, LEONARD HARVEY, M.C., Attendant, Pathology Department.
Trooper, Scottish Horse, Mar. 1915 ; comnicl, 28 Mar. 1917 ; attd. 4th Gordon Hrs.
Served — Home, 1915-17; France, Nov. 191 7~Mar. 1919. Final rank, Lieutenant. M.C.,
1918.
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APPENDIX I.
MILNE, JOHN, Attendant, Comparative Psychology and Education Department.
Enlisted, R.A.M.C. (T.), 1913. Mobilized, Aug. 1914. And. ist Scot. Gen. Hospl., 43rd
Gen. Hospl. Served — Home, 1914-16; Salonika, Aug. I9i6-July 1919. Final rank,
Sergeant.
MOIR, JAMES, Attendant, Anatomy Department.
Joined Aberd. Vol. R.G.A., 1895 (later North Scottish R.G.A. (T.)). Mobilized, 4 Aug.
1914. Served — Home, 1914-17 ; France, Belgium, 1917-18. Final rank, Sergeant.
NELSON, WILLIAM ALBERT, Attendant, Pathology Department.
Pte., R.A.M.C., 1906. Mobilized, Aug. 1914; served with No. i Fid. Amb. France,
assisted in Research work on Trench feet, etc., 1914-18. Final rank, Sergeant.
ROBERTSON, GEORGE STRACHAN, Attendant, Geology Department.
Commd., ist Highl. Bde., R.F.A. (T.), 29 July 1915. Served— Home, 1915-16, 1917-19;
France, Belgium, \\ years. Final rank, Lieutenant.
TAYLOR, ALEXANDER MURRAY, Mechanical Assistant, Physiology Laboratory.
Pte., i2th Coy., R.A.M.C., June 1917, Malaria Hospls. Home service, 1917-19. Final
rank, Private.
TAYLOR, JOHN GARDEN, Attendant, Botany Department.
Pte., 4th Gordon Hrs., 27 Nov. 1914; 9th Cyclist Brigade, Sig. Section; rath Royal
Scots; 27th Brigade Sig. Section. Served — Home, 2 years 10 months; France, Nov.
i9i5~Mar. 1916; Belgium, Germany, Apr. igiS-Apr. 1919. Final rank, Private.
\VOOD, HARRY A., M.C., Laboratory Assistant, Agricultural Department.
Pte., 3/4th Gordon Hrs., 31 Mar. 1915. Commd., nth Gordon Hrs., 7 Oct. 1915;
transfd. M.G.C. Served — Home, Belgium, Home, France, 1915-19. M.C., Oct. 1918.
Final rank, Acting Major.
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APPENDIX II.
CIVILIAN PRISONERS OF WAR.
DAVIES, GWILYM ANEURIX TUDOR, M.A. (Oxon.),
University Assistant in Humanity and Lecturer in Roman History.
Civil Prisoner of War, Austria, duration of War.
GARDEN, ALEXANDER DAVIDSON,
s. of John G. ; b. Aberdeen, 19 Feb. 1894. Med., 1914. Civil Prisoner of War, Ger-
many, 1914-18.
HAROLD, JOHN JAMES, M.A.,
s. of George H. ; b. Macduff, 30 May 1889. M.A., 1910. Civil Prisoner of War,
Ruhleben, Germany, Aug. I9i4-Nov. 1918.
HILL, ALFRED, B.Sc.,
s. of George H. ; b. Aberdeen, 9 Jan. 1887. B.Sc, 1909; B.Sc.(Agr.), 1911. Civil
Prisoner of War. Interned Ruhleben, Nov. I9i4-Nov. 1918.
SMITH, HENRY WATSON, M.D.,
s. of Alexander H. S. ; b. Aberdeen, 6 Feb. 1879. M.B., 1901; M.D., 1912. Civil
Prisoner of War, Turkey, duration of War.
WATT, HENRY JACKSON, M.A., D.Phil.,
s. of James W. ; b. Aberdeen, 18 July 1879. M.A. (I Ment.), 1900; U.Phil., 1912;
Hutton Prize ; Bain Medal ; Fullerton Scholar ; Carnegie Research Scholar ; Ph.D.,
Wiirzburg (magna cum laude), 1904. Civil Prisoner of War, Germany, I9i4-May 1915.
WHYTE, WILLIAM JOHN ARNOLD, M.A.,
s. of William W. ; b. Aberdeen, 21 Apr. 1892. M.A. (I Math.), 1912; Boxill, Greig,
Prizes ; Rennet Medal ; Fullerton Scholar ; B.A. (Camb.) ; First Class Math. Tripos, Part
II Pass Schedule B, 1914; Scholar, Caius Coll. Camb. Univ. O.T.C. Civil Prisoner of
War, Germany, Aug. 1914, duration of War.
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ORDERS, DECORATIONS, MEDALS, ETC.
G.C.M.G ... i
K.C.B .1
K.C.M.G 2
K.C.V.O i
K.B.E .5
Kt. Bachelor i
C.B 10
C..M.G IS
C.V.O i
C.B.E 10
D.S.0 51
BartoD.S.O . 4
O.B.E .... 50
M.B.E 20
Distinguished Service Cross ...... 2
Military Cross ......... 190
Bar to M.C 22
Distinguished Flying Cross ...... 2
Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, Knight of Grace 4
„ ,, in England, Associate . . 5
Distinguished Conduct Medal ...... 4
Military Medal ......... 27
Bar to M.M i
Meritorious Service Medal ...... 2
Mentioned in Dispatches ....... 501
Name brought to notice for valuable services ... 38
Foreign Orders, Decorations, and Medals .... 93
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