Fettes College. Roll of Honour. World War One

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1 Fettes College Roll of Honour World War One (This version of the Fettes College Roll of Honour was digitised by Alistair McEwen of the Scotland s War Project)

2 Abbreviations S =Schoolhouse. C = Carrington. K = Kimmerghame. G = Glencorse. M = Moredun. Names to which an asterisk is affixed are those of father and son. All having the same surname with the same figure affixed are brothers. Heavy type, followed by italics, is used to distinguish the killed. Editing of the Schedules to secure absolute uniformity has not been attempted. It will be found that some O.F.s have given details which others might have given but thought unnecessary. In a few cases, to economise space, superfluous details have been struck out. The abbreviations to denote names of Regiments, Medals, and Orders are those in common use. Figures in brackets after 'Wounded' or 'M. in D.' (Mentioned in Despatches) denote the number of times wounded or mentioned. Summary of Casualties and Honours Total number serving, Belgium Killed in Action, 172. Croix de Guerre, 7. Missing (believed, 12. Ordre de Leopold, 4. Died of Wounds, 37. Italy Died on Service, 18. Croce di Guerra, 1. Accidentally killed, 7. Order of St. M. and St. L., 1. Total Casualties, 246. M.M., 3. V.C., 2. Chevalier of Crown, 1. D.S.O., 55. Commander of Crown, I. D.S.O. (one Bar), 3. Russia D.S.O. (two Bars), 1. Order of St. Stanislas, Class II,1. M.C. (with Bar), 11. Order of St. Stanislas, Class III (with Swords), 1. M. in D., 424. Order of St. Vladimir (4th Class), 1. K.C.M.G., 2. Serbian C.M.G., 15. White Eagle, 3. Knight of Grace of St. John, 1. American C.B.E., 4. D.C.M., 1 O.B.E., 15. Japanese M.B.E., 3. Order of Rising Sun (2nd Class). 1. C.I.E., 1 Rumanian Officer of Crown (with Swords), 1. Legion d'honneur Greece Chevalier, 1. Chevalier de l'ordre Royale de George I.,1. Officier, 9. M.M. (3rd class), 1. Commandeur, 4. Egypt Croix de Guerre, 13. Order of Nile (3rd Class), 1. Croix de Guerre (with Palms), 5. Order of Nile (4th Class), 1. Croix de Guerre (with Gold Star), 2. Sultan Fuad Military Star, 1. Croix de Guerre (1st Class), 1. Military Order of Avis (2nd Class), 1. Croix d'officier de l'ordre de la Couronne, 1. Waziristan Medal, 1.

3 Ablitt, Walter James C nd Lieut. Capt. Adam, Alexander Russell S nd Lieut. Lieut. (when 9th Manchester Regt.; G.S.I., G.H.Q., E.E.F. 9th Seaforth Highrs., att. R.F.C. Killed in action, Sept. 6, 1917 M. in D. (2) Egypt, Gallipoli, Sinai, and Palestine Adam, Alfred Chalmers 1 G nd Lieut. Capt. R.G.A. Severely gassed Four years Adam, Douglas Bruce G nd Lieut. Lieut. 8th A. & S. Highrs.; M.G.C. Wounded, gassed Adam, Frederick Archibald (C.B.)* S 1870 Brig.-Gen. Major-Gen. Headquarters, Lancashire Div. Adam, Norman Macleod * K 1902 and S Lieut. Bde.-Maj. (when) Adam, William Bennett 1 G 1914 Midshipman, R.N.V.R. Midshipman, R.N.V.R. R.F.A. H.M.S. P. 20; H.M.T.B.D.s Vehement and Venturous Adams, Ord G 1910 Lieut. Lieut. 16th Div., R.F.A. Adamson, Robert G 1883 Pte. 2nd Lieut. Adamson, William Campbell C nd Lieut. Capt.(when R.F.C. 18th Royal Fusiliers (1st Public Schools); 3rd K.O.S.B. Wounded; killed in action M.C. ; M. in D Killed in action, Mar. 16, Killed Sept. 5, 1915, near Zandvoorde; shot down by antiaircraft gun, after vanquishing three enemy aeroplanes M. in D. English Channel, Heligoland, Bight, Dutch and Danish Coasts Sept to Sept and Belgium Agnew, Andrew William G 1878 Capt. and Adj. 48th Canadian Infantry 3rd Manchester Regt.; 18th Aiken, John Barton M 1886 Major Major Manchester Regt; 40th Prisoner of War Coy Aitken, Francis Macnamara G 1872 Lieut.-Col. (retired pay) Hon.-Col. A. & S. Highrs. M. in D. (2) Great Britain French Croix de Guerre; M. in D.; Alabaster, Eric Osborne S 1899 Lieut. Brevet-Major R.E. Wounded (2) Citation in Order of Regular Army the Day, 5th French Army Great Britain and Canada, England,, and Belgium

4 Alexander, Donald Lennox C nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. Alexander, Peter James S nd Lieut. Capt. (when 3rd Seaforth Highrs. and Guards Machine Gun Regt. 117th Royal Highrs. (The Black Watch), att. 8th Royal Highrs. Great Britain Wounded Authville, Nov. 7, 1915, both legs); killed in action (Passchendaele Ridge, Oct 12, 1917) M.C.; Promoted on field after Vimy Ridge April 12, 1915 to Oct. 12, 1917 and Belgium Alexander, Robert Clifford John S 1889 Capt. Major R.G.A. M. in D. (2) Regular Army Mesopotamia M. in D.; Territorial Allan, Bryce M 1888 Capt. Major (Act. Lieut.- R.GA. (T.F.); R.F.A. Decoration; French Gallipoli,, Col.) (T.F.) Croix de Guerre and Belgium with Gold Star Allan, James Bryce M 1907 Sub - Lieut., R.N.V.R. Lieut., R.N.V.R. Allan, James Gibb C I890 Capt. Major R.E. (T.) H.M.S. Columbine and Fisguard; H.M.M.L. 156, 158 Discharged Sept. eye trouble D.S.O., T.D. ; M. in D. (3) Allen, Hugh Morris S 1878 Lieut.-Col. Lieut.-Col. 1/7th Black Watch Wounded Allender, George Fredrick M 1881 Lieut. Col. (T.F.Res.) D. A. Q. M. G., Headquarters' Staff, Western Command (at death) 5th King's Liverpool Regt. 2 years 8 months D.S.0. (pre-war); C.M.G.; M. in D. (2) Firth of Forth, Portsmouth, and Mediterranean Died on Service Allsebrook, Maurice Bryer C nd Lieut. Capt. 9th Gurkha Rifles 3 years 8 months Anderson, Alexander Ronald 1 M 1896 Pte., Lovat Scouts Anderson, Andrew William C 1898 Pte. Temp. Capt. Lovat Scouts; 3rd (att. 1st) H.L.I. 2/4th The Border Regt. Anderson, Charles Hamilton 1 M 1902 Lieut. Capt. (when 1st H.L.I. Anderson, Edward Kerr 1 M nd Lieut. Capt., Flight Com. (when 2I5th H.L.I; R.F.C. Killed near Vieille Chappelle, Oct. 8, 1915 Sept to Oct 1915 India, Mesopotamia, and Siberia to present date Peshawar, India Killed near Givenchy, Dec. 19, 1914 Killed at Winchester, Mar. 16, 1918 (flying accident) Mons Star Regular Army; landed with Regt. in, Nov 1914 from India Oct to March 1918 Anderson, Harry Edward Cortlandt S 1894 Lieut. Major 9th Leicestershire Regt. Wounded Five years Anderson, Matthew C1900 Lieut. Capt. (when 9th H.L.I. (T.) Killed, Aug. 16th Two years

5 Anderson, William Herbert 1 M1894 Capt. Anson, George Frank Wemyss C nd Lieut. Major Lieut.-Col. (when 17th H.L.I.; 9 th East Surreys; 12th H.L.I. 17th Infantry, Indian Army, 1901 (Indian Political Dept., 1907) Arbuthnott, Robert Keith C 1911 R.M.C. Sandhurst Lieut. 1st Black Watch Arrol, Archibald Theodore G 1896 Capt. Capt. Atkinson, Guy Christopher Leicester Atkinson, Miles Linzee M 1899 Pte. M nd Lieut. Lieut. Auld, John Hamilton 1 M 1909 Midshipman, R.N.R. Midshipman, R.N.R. (at death) 9th A. & S. Highrs., att. 7 th A. & S. Highrs.; Officer- Instructor 9th 0.C.B., Gailes; Intell. Corps H.Q., Rhine Army 2/1st Beds. Yeo.; Coldstream Guards Motor Machine Gun Corps, 1st Section, 7th Battery; Tank Corps H.M.S. Clan Macnaughton Invalided home, trench fever, 1917; killed Mar, 25, 1918, near Maricourt Wounded and P.0.W. Victoria Cross Sept to March 25, 1918 Indian Army M.C.; M. in D. Wounded (2) M.C.; T.D Wounded M.C.; M. in D. 19I5 to present date Killed in action before Cambrai, Nov. 20, 1917 Went down with his ship on or about Feb. z, 19r5 Jan to Nov Mahmud Operations, 1915 and Belgium Western Front and Rhineland and Northern Russia and Belgium Two months North Sea Auld, Stewart Carnegie 1 M nd Lieut. Lieut. R.F.A. x915 to present date, Macedonia Ayling, Francis Taylor C 1906 Midshipman, R.N.R. Lieut., R.N.R. H.H.M.S. Seal and Armadale Castle Aymer, Alexander Lindsay S 1903 Lieut. Act. Major R.A.M.C Star 1914 to present date Baird, Barrington Hnpe M 1891 Capt. 1st. H.L.I. Regular Army Bairnsfather, Robert M. P. G 1913 Cadet 2nd Lieut. 5th K.O.S.B. Wounded Eighteen months Baker, Aveling John Wing 1 M nd Lieut. Baker, Charles Tanquery 1 M nd Lieut. Capt.(when 4th A. &. S. Highrs. Killed in action One year 1/5th Bedfordshire Regt. Barclay, James White G nd Lieut. Major 9th H.L.I. Barclay, Patrick Charles Robertson S 1885 Major Lieut.-Col. 122nd Rajputana Infantry Killed in action, Gallipoli, Aug15, 1915 Invalided home from in 1915 Two years Gallipoli Mons Star; Service Medal; Victory Medal; M. in D and Regular Army, Belgium, and Great Britain East Africa and Mesopotamia

6 Barnwell, Archibald Stonham 1 C 1894 Capt. Major R.H. and R.F.A. Wounded (2) ; Invalided out May1919 as result of accident Barnwell, Frank Sowter 1 C nd Lieut. Capt. R.A.F. O.B.E.; A.F.C Star; D.S.O.; Belgian Croix de Belgium and Guerre; M. in D. (3) D Barr, Archibald Douglas Stirrat G 1903 Capt. Capt. R.E. (T.F.); R.A.F Barrie, John Hamilton M 1892 Capt. Act.-Lieut.-Col. R.E. Invalided from, April Bartlett, Arthur Edward C 1881 Lieut. Lieut. R.E. ; R.A.F. I Barton, Bertie Bowman M 4898 Pte. L/Cpl. (when King's Royal Rifles Barton, Charles Erskine 1 M nd Lieut. Capt. (at death) Barton, Thomas Eyre 1 M 1897 Pte. 2nd Lieut. (at death) 4th Royal Irish Rifles Armoured Cars; Royal Irish Rifles Missing at Cambrai, Nov. 30, 1917 Gassed (2); died from effects of gas, Aug. 23, 1918 Bayley, Thomas Eliott C 1885 Capt. Major 20th Hussars M. in D. Beaumont, Thomas Somerville C nd Lieut. Capt. (Act.- Major) (when 2/8th Manchester Regt. Attached on special duty to British and Colonial Aeroplane Co., Bristol, as designer Erecting Aerodromes, Midland Area 1 year 5 months Aug to Aug Killed July,6, Two years Gallipoli and Killed at Est. Dunkerque,, Sept. 24, 1917 Retired 1905, rejoined Sept Great Britain Beckett, Douglas Hamilton 1 C 1891 Lieut. Lieut. 23rd Canadian Infy. Beckett, Reginald Molson 1 C 1888 Capt. Lieut.-Col. Bedell-Slvright, David Revell G 1894 Temp. Surgeon Temp. Surgeon(at death) Canadian Exp. Force H.M.S. Victory Wounded Died on Service, Sept. 6, 1915 Begbie, Frank Warburton G 1874 Lieut. Col., A.M.S. R.A.M.C.; A.M.S. Begg, Alexander James M 1909 Lieut. Lieut. (when 47th H.L.I. Beith, John Hay C nd Lieut. Major A.& S. Highrs.; M.G.C. Wounded (2); killed on July10, M. in D. (4); created K night of Grace; Order of St. John and C.B.E. M.C., April M. in D.; C.B.E., M.C. Six months G Great Britain, ; seconded for duty, British War Mission, Washington, D.C. Dardanelles India and Sept to July 10, 1914 to present date Flanders; then att. American E.F. in the Argonne

7 Bell, Hugh Gilchrist S 1911 Cadet in Indian Army Capt. Bell, John James G 1887 Major Major Bell, Malcolm Arthur Russell C 1893 Capt. Capt. (when Bell, Sydney Lara C 1895 Pte. Capt. Bell, William Burt-Marshall S 1896 Cpl. Lieut. Benson, John Martin M 1565 Pte. Act.-Capt. (when Benton, Ronald MacKenzie G nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. Benton, William Burgess G 1897 Capt. Capt. Beveridge, Laurence C. T. C 1911 Gunner Cpl. 3rd Skinner's Horse, India; seconded 18th Divisional Signal Coy. Ayrshire Imperial Yeo. 54th Sikhs F.F., Indian Army, att. 58th Vaughan s Rifles, Frontier Force, Meerut Division Royal Fusiliers; 3rd West Yorks; 17th West Yorks R.E., Signal Service, latterly Signal Squadron, 4th Cav. Div. 9th H.L.I. (Glasgow Highrs.); 6 th (City of Glasgow), H.L.I.; 149 th Bde. Trench Mortar Bty. (4th Northd. Fusiliers) Durham L I.; 53rd Sikhs 105th Mahratta L.I., Indian Army 'V' Bty., 3rd Canadian Divisional Trench Mortar Btv. M. in D. Regular Army since India and Mesopotamia Seven months Great Britain Killed in action in on Dec.26, 1914 Indian Army India and Wounded (2) M.C M. in D Wounded (2); killed in action between Craonne and Pontavert on the Aisne, May 27,1918 Sept to May 27, 1918 Killed June 7, Belgium,, Palestine, and Syria and Mesopotamia 2½ years. Bird, Neilson Moore S 1910 Eng. Sub-Lieut. Eng. Sub-Lieut. R.N. Birkmyre, Henry G nd Lieut. Lieut. (Act.- Maj.) 346th Siege B ty., Belgian Croix de R.G.A. (T.) Guerre Bisset, Robert Robertson G 1907 Pte. 2nd Lieut. 6th Gordon Highrs. (T.F.) Wounded 1915 Star Two years Black, Archibald Arrol Stuart 1 G nd Lieut. Capt. Queen s Own Royal Gallipoli, Egypt, and Wounded (2) Glasgow Yeo. 16th Canadians, 1st Black, Arthur Arrol 1 G 1902 Pte. Lieut. Canadian Exp. Force; 9th H.L.I. Wounded (2) Star 4 years 6 months and Belgium Black, James Elliot S 1900 Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C., att. 8th Bedfordshire Regt. Killed April 19, 1917 M. in D.; M.G

8 Black, John C nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. 7th Northumberland Fusiliers (T.) Blacklock, Breadalbane S 1891 Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C. Blair, Archibald William M 1904 Lieut. Act. Major 7th H.L.I. (T.F.) M.C.; M. in D. Regular Army Blair, John K 1908 Trooper Lieut. Blair, Patrick Charles Bentley S nd Lieut. Queen's Own Glasgow Yeo.; R.F.A. 1st. Rifle Bge. Wounded 4 years 7 months Killed by shell near Ypres, July 6, 1915 Two months Flanders H.M.H.S. Aquitania, Mediterranean; Malta; (83rd Gen. Hos., Boulogne) Gallipoli, Egypt, and Blair, Walter MacLellan G 1893 Lieut. 1st Army Corps, Hqrs. Blyth, Andrew St. Clair M 1908 Pte. Capt. R.F.A. Wounded (2) Boase, Edgar Leslie 1 G 1881 Capt. Capt. (when 1/4th Black Watch Wounded (Festubert, right arm); killed in 'High Wood', July 30, 15 years Volunteers and T.F., and Neuve Chapelle and Festubert Boase, George Herbert Lindsay 1 G 1883 Major Major R.M Great Britain Boase, George Orlebar S 1895 Capt. Bt. Lieut.-Col R.F.A. M. in D. (3) Regular Amy Ordnance Factories, Woolwich Borron, Edward Justin G 1912 Cadet 2nd Lieut. R.G.A Boswall, James Donaldson G 1883 Pte. Capt. (when 9th Royal Scots; 10th Seaforlh Highrs., att. Essex Regt. Killed June 6, 1915, at Gallipoli Sept to June 1915 Bow, John Rankin G 1913 Pte. Pte. Seaforth Highrs. Bowden, Sydney Vincent S 1884 Capt.... West Riding Brigade R.F.A.(T.) Bowhill, Alexander Herriot G nd Lieut. Capt. 1st Lovat Scouts Yeo. (T.F.); 10th (Lovat Scouts) Cameron Highrs. (T.F.) Gallipoli, Egypt, Macedonia, and Boyd, George Francis Edward K 1912 Pte. Lieut. (w hen 2/6th Seaforths; 10th Seaforths; 153rd Bde. T.M.Bty. Wounded and later killed Gallipoli Two years and Belgium

9 Boyd, James Wilson Brack G nd Lieut. Capt. (when 3rd York & Lancaster Regt. Wounded, 2nd Battle of Ypres, 1915; killed July 16,, at Ypres 1 year 9 months Boyle, Sydney Herhert S 1873 Staff Sgt. Staff Sgt. Labour Corps Bramwell, Archibald Campbell G 1914 Cadet 2nd Cav. Officers' Cadet School Great Britain Brazier, William Russell M nd Lieut. Capt. (Act.-Maj.) R.G.A. Brett, Hugh Corthorn S 1905 Capt. Capt. Bridges, Richard Conway S 1893 Cadet 2nd Lieut. 7th Duke of Cornwall's L.I. R.F.C. and 7th Wiltshire Regiment M. C.; 1915 Star; Italian Medaglia al Val ore Militare (Bronza); Medaglia Commemorativa della Guerra Regular Army Killed in action ' Bnerley, James C 1894 Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C Brough, James Stanley Bromfield G 1892 Chaplain, with rank of Capt. Senior Chaplain, with rank of Major A.C.S, 39th, Division Died in England on Service, Nov. 11, 1918 M. in D. Two years Brown, Andrew Cassels K 1887 and S Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C Star Brown, Gilbert Moorhead M nd Lieut. Brown, Ian M I Gregor Knox S nd Lieut. 15th Manchester Regt. 11th (Service) Royal Scots, Italy, Egypt, Palestine, Salonica, And Constantinople East Africa and India and Great Britain Gen. Hosp. Mudros, also Egypt; H.M.A.T. Princess Elizabeth; M.O., i/c Town Hall Mil. Hosp., Wallasey Missing, since presumed died of wounds on Sept. 25, 1915, outside of Haisnes Brown, James Dowie K nd Lieut. 8th K.O.S.B. Died of wounds in Brown, James Hardie 1 G 1899 Lieut. Capt.(when 1/6th A. & S. Highrs., June 7, Brown, Thomas William Lochore G nd Lieut. Lieut. Glasgow Highrs. (9th H. L. I Great Britain and

10 Brown, William Archibald Scott 1 G1906 L/Cpl. Lieut. Northern Cyclist Bn.; A. & S. Highrs., att. R.F.C. and R.A.F. P. of W. from April to Nov Browne, Andrew Douglas Comyn K 1905 and S... H.A.C. Brunton, Edward Henry Pollock C 1903 Lieut. Lieut. (when R.A.M.C., att. 4th Killed at Loos, Oct. Grenadier Guards. 8, Buchanan, Alan M th King's Liverpool Regt. (Liverpool Scottish) Killed in action near Hooge, June 16,1915 Buchanan, George Burnside G 1883 Capt. Act-Major Buck, Archibald Charles Watson S nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. R.A.M.C. (T.F.); Scottish Horse Field Ambulance The King's Liverpool Regt. 10th (Scottish) Bn Killed in the attack on the Somme, Aug. 9, ; wounded previously Gallipoli, Egypt, and Palestine Buckley, Guy Charles G nd Lieut. 5th Leicestershire Regt. (T.) - Burnet, Frank Russell M nd Lieut. Lieut. (Act.-Maj.) R.G.A. (T.) Butler, Theobald Blake C 1899 Pte. 2nd Lieut. R.A.S.C. (M.T.) Great Britain 104th Wellesley's Byrne, Edward Gavin Johnstone S 1894 Capt. Lieut.-Col. Rifles (Indian Army); Mesopotamia and M. in D. Indian Army 2/123rd 0utram's Afghanistan Rifles (Indian Army) Calder, John McLaren S nd Lieut. Lieut. 4 th Gordon Highrs.; 13th Lancers, 7th Coy. Bde. Wounded (2), severely in chest and wrist 1914 to present date Cameron, Alexander John (junr.) C 1912 Pte. 2nd Lieut. 6th Black Watch Royal Army Campbell, Andrew James 1 Chaplain to the Forces S 1887 Major Chaplains' Dept., (T.F.) att. 1/5th H.L.I. Campbell, Archibald Alexander S 1907 Pte. Lieut. Coorg & Mysore Rifles; 1/129th D.C.O. Baluchis, India, and Mesopotamia Great Britain, Dardanelles, and Egypt Indian Frontier Campbell, Edward Maitland' 2 C nd Lieut. Lieut. 8th Royal Scots Great Britain Campbell, George C 1914 Cadet R.A.F. July to Dec Great Britain Wounded and taken Campbell, John Argentine K 1887 and M 2nd Lieut. Lieut. (at death) Inniskilling Dragons prisoner, Dec. 1, 1918; died on Dec. 2, years 1 month

11 Campbell, John Douglas Boswell 2 C 1899 Lieut. Lieut. Remount Dept., 1914; R.H.A Wounded and Great Britain Campbell, John MacLeod G 1903 Lieut. Lieut. 8th A. & S. Highrs. M.C.: M. in D. Campbell, John Profeit 1 10th (Cyc.) Royal S 1888 Capt. Scots (T.) Campbell, Norman Robertson C 1908 Lieut. Capt. 5th H.L.I. Wounded M.C.; M. in D Campbell, Patrick Maitland 2 C nd Lieut. Capt. Ayrshire Yeo. Wounded 1918 M.C. and Bar Campbell, Peter G 1899 Pte. Lieut. 24th Royal Fusiliers (Sportsman's Bn.); 6th Res. Black Watch, att. 66th M.G. Coy. M. in D Salonica Gallipoli, Egypt, and Palestine Gallipoli, Egypt, and Palestine Carruthers, John Ferguson 1 S 1871 Lieut. Major R.A.M.C Woolwich C.M.G.; M. in D. (5); Carruthers, Robert Alexander (C.B.)* 1 S 1874 Assist. Q.M.G., H.Q. H.Q. Staff, N.Z. and French Legion Brig.-Gen. Staff, Egypt A. Army Corps d Honneur, Croix d Officier Carruthers, Walter Ord* nd Lieut. Capt. Royal Canadian Regt.; H.L.I.; 19th Lancers (Indian) Wounded M. in D Bermuda,, and Palestine Carslaw, John Howie C 1912 Lieut. Lieut. (when killed R.F.A. Killed Nov years 3 months Dardanelles, Egypt, and Palestine Carson, David Simpson 1 G nd Lieut. Col. 8th Cameronians Wounded O.B.E.; M. in D. (2) Gallipoli, Palestine and Egypt Carson, John Findlay 1 G 1897 Paymaster, R.N.V.R. Act.-Paymaster- Antwerp Ex, M.E.F., Mons 1914 Star; Commander, 63rd (R.N.) Division B.E.F., and Great M. in D. R.N.V.R. Britain Gallipoli, Mesopotarnia, Gun Carver, William Moberly G nd Lieut. Capt. R.F.A Department, Ministry of Munitions Casement, John Moore M 1890 Commander, R.N. Capt. H.M.S. Victory and Blanche M. in D. R.N. Cassels, John Barry 1 G nd Lieut. Capt. R.G.A Killed at Beaumont Cassels, Robert William 1 M 1890 Pte. Pte (when 10th Royal Fusiliers Hamel, Battle of the Ancre, Nov. 17, July 1915 to Nov.

12 Cassels, Robert Wilson G 1900 Lieut. Capt (when 17th H.L.I. Cavaye, George Ross G 1873 Lieut. -Col. Chapman, Alfred F. G 1897 Adjt. Major Chree, George William Johnstone G 1908 Lieut. A.A.G., H.Q., Scottish Command Capt. and Adjt. (when Chrisp, John Francis Henry G 1912 Cadet 2nd Lieut. Christie, Benjamin G 1900 Lieut. Capt. Clark, Norman M nd Lieut. Lieut. (when Clarke, Ewen Kennedy S 1913 Pte. Pte. Clarke, Ian Hay Steuart C 1903 Cleghorn, Alexander M nd Lieut. Brevet-Major Clift, Cecil Bayly 1 M 1906 Pte. Lieut. (when Clift, John 1 M nd Lieut. Killed on July1, Sept to July Cameron Highrs. Died. Sept. 6, nd (att. 1st) Gloucesters 1st (att. 2nd) Royal Scots Warwick Yeo., Northumberland Hussars 32nd Sikh Pioneers, I.A. 4th East Lancashire R.F.A.; 54th Squadron, R.F.C. 3rd Suffolks and 12th Suffolk Regt. 57th Wilde s (Frontier Force), Indian Army 1st Highland Field Coy. R.E. (T.F.); R.F.C. and R.A.F. Royal Newfoundland Regt 1st Newfoundland Regt. Severely wounded and taken prisoner, 1st Battle of Ypres, 1914 Wounded (2); killed July 14, Regular Army M.C.; M. in D. Regular Army India and Flanders I Regular Army Killed whilst flying, Mar. 18, years 11 months Missing Oct. 29, 1914; presumed killed about that date Wounded Reported missing, believed killed, Oct. 12, Mesopotamia and Egypt Egypt, Salon ca, and Indian Army M. in D.; Serbian Regular Army of the White Eagle (4th Class) Regular Army Great Britain., Salonica, Belgium, and Germany Aug to Oct Gallipoli and Coats, Douglas Hamilton 1 C 1906 Pte. Capt. R.A.M.C India and Mesopotamia Coats, James Walter 1 C 1902 Lieut. Temp.Major R.F.A. (T.) Egypt and Palestine Coats, John Graham 1 C 1899 Capt. Major 9th H.L.I., later att. 6th H.L.I Star , England, Egypt, and Belgium Ypres, Salonica, and Egypt Coats, John Humphrey James Victor C 1898 Lieut. Lieut. R.A.M.C Coats, Walter John Jackson 1 C 1905 Lieut. Temp. Major 9th (G.H.) H.L.I. M.C.; M. in D. Regular Army and Belgium Colquhoun, Alan Roderick G 1905 Lieut. 3rd A. & S. Highrs.

13 Name. Colquhoun, Archibald Gordon Campbell 1 G 1901 Lieut. Capt. and Brevet- Major Colquhoun, John Locke Campbell 1 G 1897 Colville, David Colville, Norman Robert C 1904 M Ioog Conduitt, Robert Bruce G 1904 Pte. Lieut. Capt. 16th Cyclist Corps A. & S. Highrs. Wounded (2) D.S.O.; M. in D. (3) Regular Army French Croix de Guerre 2nd Lieut. Capt. Fife and Forfar Yeo. M. in D Aug to Oct. 2nd Lieut. Temp. Capt. 10th A. &. S. Highrs. Wounded M. in D.; M.C. 4th London Regt. (The London Scottish); 1st Seaforth Highrs. Conn, James Fullarton Caldwell C nd Lieut. Capt. (at death) 7th A. & S. Highrs. Connell, Charles M 1913 Midshipman, R.N.V.R. Conway, Geoffrey Seymour C nd Lieut. Lieut. Cook, James Robert M 1894 Capt. Midshipman, R.N.V.R. Capt. (when Cooke-Taylor, Charles Ralph G 1898 Pte. Hon. Lieut. Cooper, John Russell 1 M 1904 Lieut. Capt. Cooper, Patrick Ashley 1 M 1901 Lieut. Major Cooper-H orsfall, William Heineken Killed in action, April 16, 1915, at Vieille Chapelle Wounded (2); died May 1, 1917, of wounds received on April 23, 1917 Mons Star Aug. 8,1914 to April 16, 1915 Somaliland and Gallipoli and Salonica Gallipoli and Egypt 2 years 6 months Western Front H.M.S. Medina Grand Fleet 254thSiege Bty., R.G.A. 21st Punjabis Inns of Court O.T.C.; Edin Univ. O.T.C. (Medical Unit); Serhian Red Cross Service; Lady Paget's Hosp. 1st Highland Bde., R.F.A. (T.); 2nd London Bde., R.F.A. R.F.A. Wounded M.C Killed in action, April 26, 1915, at Ypres P. of W. in Bulgarian hands for four months M. in D. Regular Army Wounded M. in D. Regular Army Wounded Mons Star; M. in D. (2) With Serbian Relief, Serbia and Corsica S 1882 Capt. Capt (retired) 4th Yorks Regt Great Britain R.F.A. (No. 1 Cadet Cormack, Walter George K 1912 and C Cadet Cadet School) Coullie, James Arthur 1 Royal Army S 1898 Capt. Capt Chaplains' Dept. H.M.S. Birmingham, Coullie, William Leckie 1 Surgeon-Lieut., S 1900 Temp. Surgeon, R.N. Victory, Wildfire, Star North Sea R.N. and Blake Coulson, John 1 G 1888 Major Lieut.-Col. R.A.S.C. M. in D. (3); D.S.O. Regular Army

14 Coulson, Richard Niven 1 C 1894 Capt. Act.-Lieut.-Col 8th Cameronians (Scottish Rifles); 5th K.O.S.B.; 10th Royal Scots Coupar, Sydney Bell Nicoll S nd Lieut. Capt. (when 7th A. & S. Highrs. Couper, James Mudie G nd Lieut. Couper, Thomas G nd Lieut. Major Couper, Thomas Sidney G 1898 Capt. Major R.G.A. Died at 56th C.C.S., Dec. 30, 1918, of sickness contracted on active service 2nd Lieut. (at death) 256th Bde., R.F.A. Wounded in ; wounded and taken prisoner in dressingstation on Mar. 21, and died April 4, 1918, at Denain 4/70th Burma Rifles; Burma M.T. Wounded and gassed D.S.O. ; T.D.; M. in D. (2); French Croix de Guerre M. in D. 2 years 6 months Three years Gallipoli, Sinai, Palestine,, and Flanders Mesopotamia M. in D.; Chevalier of the Crown of Italy, Italian War Medal Regular Army, Italy, and Egypt Cowan, John M. G 1884 Major Temp. Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. (T.) Cowan, William George Bruce C nd Lieut. 1st Class Air- Mechanic R.G.A. ; R.F.C. Cowley-Brown, Francis Loftus Cowley S 1884 Lieut. Southern Provinces Mounted Rifles, Indian Army Cox, Charles Thomas G nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. 4th Gordon Highrs Great Britain Cox, Maurice Charles M 1913 Cadet 2nd Lieut. 1 st Res. Coy. Regt. (Lancers) Ireland Cox, Ralph Douglas C 1892 Eng. Lieut.-Com. H.M.S. Cormorant Torpedo Sub-depot, Gibraltar Craig, John William Laird G 1900 Gunner Cpl. R.G.A Great Britain 3rd Gordon Highrs.; Cran, John Patrick 1 C 1912 Pte. 2nd Lieut. 3rd, 7th, 6th, and Gassed, Sept. 2, 5th Cameron Highrs. Cran, Norman Dudley 1 2nd Lieut. Lieut. (retired list) and C Wounded (2) Salonica Crawford, John G 1887 Temp. Capt. R.A.M.C. 4 th (Queen's Own) Crerar-Gilbert, Grant C nd Lieut. Lieut. Wounded Hussars

15 Crerar, J. P. G 1880 Lieut. Lieut. Crewdson, Henry Douglas C I890 Lieut. Capt. 77th and 38th Canadian Infy.;12th Canadian Infy. Bde. Transport (Town- Major, 1st Army Infy. School) King's Liverpool Regt Canada, England, Belgium, and Great Britain Crombie, James Adrian C 1899 Lieut. Major R.F.A. Wounded M.C.; M. in D Cross, William Coats (Sir, Bart.) M 1892 Lieut.- Col. Lieut.-Col. Lanarkshire Yeo.... Crosskey, John Henry S nd Lieut. Lieut.-Col, 1/5th and 1/7th Royal Warwickshire Regt.; 1/4th and 1/6th Gloucestershire Regt. Wounded M.C.; M. in D. (2) Belgium and Cruden, James Wilson Fraser M 1900 Lieut. Major Cumming, John Barr C nd Lieut. Lieut. Cunliffe, Edwin Harold M 1891 Capt. Capt. Cunningham, Francis Murray Black Watch, att. M G C Scottish Horse; R.F.A. 2nd E. Anglian Bde., R,F.A. (T.) Wounded 1915 Star; Belgian Croix de Guerre Regular Army Gallipoli and Belgium S 1895 Capt. Act.-Lieut.-Col. R.A.M.C. D.S.O.; M. in D. (2) Cunningham, Josias M 1914 Midshipman Midshipman Cunningham, Kenneth Edward C nd Lieut. Capt. (when R.N.V.R., H.M.S. Orpheous Duke of Wellington s West Riding Regt Wounded (in chest severely, April 17, 1915, at Hill 60); killed after taking the Chemical Works at Roeux, in, May 3, 1917, in a counter-attack Sept. 17, 1914 to May 3, 1917 Cunningham William Andrew M 1896 Lieut. Lieut. 11th Durham L.I. Wounded (2) Cunningham, William Bruce S 1898 Capt. Capt. 38th Dogras, I.A. Wounded M.C.; M. in D. Regular Army Currie, James Henderson M nd Lieut. Lieut. 2nd A. & S. Highrs Currie, John Dundas G 1909 Pte. Lieut. Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeo.; 5th H.L.I.; R.A.F. P. of W. in Germany N.W. Frontier of India, Aden, Egypt, and Palestine and Flanders Gallipoli, Egypt, and

16 Currie, William Thomson G nd Lieut. Capt. (when 3rd Gordon Highrs. Wounded; killed in action, July 31, 1918 Mar to July 31, 1918 Cuthbert, James Kingsley C 1913 Cadet 2nd Lieut. Tank Corps Cuthbert, William Johnston S nd Lieut. Lieut. 7th Royal Scots Fusiliers; 1st Garr. Bn. Seaforth Highrs.; 1st (R.) Garr. Bn. H.L.I., att. 1st Garr. Bn. Cheshire Regt. Wounded (2) Dalgleish, James Patrick C nd Lieut. Lieut. Dalziel, Ralph Kennedy C nd Lieut. Lieut. Darling, Adam Darling G 1898 Lieut. Capt. Davidson, Francis Charteris S 1902 Lieut. Capt. (when Highland (Fife) R.G.A.; 51st (Highland) Div. Amm. Col. 5th Royal Scots Fusiliers 7th Northumberland Fusiliers 116 th Mahrattas, att. South Waziristan Militia, Balkans, and Gibraltar Slightly gassed M. in D England and Wounded (2). 4 years 9 months Gallipoli, Sinai, and Palestine Great Britain Killed in action at Samuka, Baluchistan, May 10,1917 July to May 1917 India Davidson, Frederick Churchill S 1902 Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C. Wounded (gunshot) M.C.; M. in D. Regular Army R.A.M.C.; H.M.H.S. Aquitania; 38th Davidson, George Edward M 1891 Lieut. Capt. Gen. Hosp.; 60th and 38th F.A.s; 8th Oxf. and Bucks L.I.; 6th R.W. Kent Regt Davidson, George Spence M 1901 Sub.-Lieut. Lieut.-Com. Davidson, George W. S. S nd Lieut. Royal Naval Div.; H.M.S. Alsatian and Bestow 3rd Queen s Cameron Highrs. Davidson, Henry Steel M nd Lieut. Lieut. (when 3rd (att.1st) H.L.I. Davidson, Roger Alastair McLaren S 1913 Cadet Officer Temp. 2nd. Lieut Davies, Maurice Albert Mervyn K 1902 and C 2nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. 4th A.& S. Highrs. gaz. Royal Highrs. 9th Devonshire Regt. Wounded (right arm) Killed in action, Sept. 26, Killed in action at Richbourg l'avoue, May 18, 1915 D.S.C.; M. in D. (2) Four years Mediterranean,, and Germany Antwerp and Gallipoli Great Britain Killed at Hulluch, Battle of Loos, Sept. 25, 1915 Thirteen months

17 Davis, Alastair Ingram 1 M nd Lieut. 4th, 14th, and 7th A. Killed in action, April April 1917 to April & S. Highrs. 1918, 1918 Davis, Maurice Ingram 1 M nd Lieut. Lieut. 4th, 14th, and 12th and Wounded A. & S. Highrs. Macedonia Dean, Willam George M nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. 1st Scots Guards Wounded Deas, George Francis C 1890 Capt. Capt. Royal Scots 1 year10 months Great Britain Dick, William G nd Lieut. Capt. Highland Cyc. Bn., Great Britain and Black Watch Ireland Killed Nov. 14, Dickson, Alan James 1 C nd Lieut. Lieut. 2nd H.L.I. 1914, near 1914 Star and Belgium Dickson, Arthur M 1888 Capt. Lieut. Col. (when 1st S. Lancs. Regt., att. W. Yorks. Regt. Passchendaele Reported killed in action, July 13, Regular Army Dickson, Francis Patrick 1 C 1898 Pte. (London Scottish) Capt. R.A.S.C. (M.T.) Star 4 years 6 months and Belgium Dickson, Thomas Graeme C 1880 Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C. Thirteen months Great Britain Dillon, Bernard Thomas Bryant C nd Lieut. Lieut. Nigeria Regt., W. African Field Force Wounded Cameroon Dobie, Marryat Ross C 1902 Pte. Capt. 1/14th County of Belgium,, London (London and Germany Scottish) Intel Corps Donaldson, Clemeth Thomas Lee Douglas, Archibald Stair Montague C 1910 Trooper Lieut.(when C 1911 Douglas, Bryce S 1911 Pte. 2nd Lieut. (Cadet Wellington College, India) 2nd Lieut. (Gen. Reserve) Lieut. (when Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeo., att. R.F.C. R.A.M.C.; East Surrey Regt.; Tank Corps 101st Grenadiers, Indian Army, att. Egyptian Exp. Force Killed in air fight, April 14, 1917 Oct. 11, 1914 to April 14, 1917 Wounded (2) M.M.; M. in D. 3 years 4 months and Belgium Killed by machine gun at El Kustinch, in Palestine Palestine Douglas, Edward Montagu * K nd Lieut. Capt. 1st Welsh Regt. P. of W., Feb. 20, and Regular Army 1915 Germany, Douglas, Edward Percy S I900 2nd Lieut. Capt. R.F.A M.C.; M. in D Mesopotamia, and Italy Mohmand Blockade, N.W.F.P., Douglas, Francis William S nd Lieut. Major R.A.S.C. (M.T.) 3 years 9 months India; Waziristan F.F., Mani Punitive Force Douglas, Montagu William Supernumerary List, S 1875 Lieut.-Col. Lieut.-Col. (C.I.E.)* Indian Army Douglas, Norman Sholto S 1908 Sub.-Lieut. Flight-Com. R.F.C. (Naval wing) Wounded Gallipoli

18 Downs, Wilfrid Seymour G 1909 Lieut. Lieut. E Riding R.G.A. (T.) Drennan, James Stewart G nd Lieut. Capt. R.F.A. M.C.; M. in D. (2) Regular Army India,, and Balkans Drew, John G 1892 Pte. Lieut. Drysdale, George Russell 1 C 1901 Pte. Sgt. (at death) 16th Royal Scots; 5th Res. and 4/5th R.H. 2nd Australian Light Horse Died at Angora, April 8, 1917, a P. of W. in Turkish hands Gallipoli and Egypt Drysdale, John Carstairs 1 G nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. Fife and Forfar Yeo. Duffus, Harold Watt 1 G 1914 Pte. 2nd Lieut. 2/28th London Regt., (Artists Rifles) One year Great Britain Duffus, James Catto 1 G 1904 Lieut. Capt. Duguid, Archer Fortescue 1 M 1901 Lieut. Major Duguid-McCombie, William McCombie 1st Highland Bde., R.F.A. Canadian Field Artillery C 1889 Major Act.-Lieut.-Col. Royal Scots Greys Wounded Duguid, Peter 1 M nd Lieut. Capt. Duncan, Alexander Bell 1 S nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut.(at death) Duncan, George Melville C 1897 Capt. Capt. Duncan, Hugh Bruce Matthews C 1884 Lieut. Capt. Duncan, Macbeth Moir 1 C I880 Lieut.-Col. Lieut.-Col. 3 rd (Res.) Gordon Highrs,, overseas with 2nd Gordon Highrs. 28th Light Cav., Indian Army 8th A. & S. Highrs. (T.) 8th, 6/7th, and 3rd Royal Scots Fusiliers; 3rd and 2nd K.O.Y.L.I. 1st High. Bde., R.F.A., afterwards becoming 255th Bde. R. F.A. Dundas, Cecil Henry S 1905 Lieut. Lieut. (at death) 1st Welch Regt. Dundas, William Fawdington C nd Lieut. Lieut. Black Watch (Royal Highrs. M.C.; French Croix de Guerre (Gold Star) Wounded D.S.O.; M. in D Russian Order of Stanislaus (2nd Class); D.S.0.; M. in D. (2) Regular Army Wounded (2) 1914 Star Died of wounds received in action, Aug. 5, Wounded (loss of eye) M. in D. April 1915 to Aug. England,, and Belgium Belgium,, and Great Britain Eastern Persia and Baluchistan and India Five years C.M.G. ; M. in D. (2) 4 years 6 months Macedonia and Died Feb. 20, 1915, from wounds Four years received 5 Wounded and Great Britain

19 Dunlop, Henry Hinton S 1875 Lieut.-Col. Lieut.-Col. 44th Merwara Infy. M. in D Mesopotamia Dunlop, Walter Nigel Usher S 1904 Pte. Act.-Capt. 4th Royal Scots; Great Britain and 15th London Regt.; M. in D M.G.C. Dunlop, William George M nd Lieut. Capt. Ayrshire R.H.A. M.C.; M. in D., (2); O.B.E. 4 years 6 months Palestine Front Dunn, Alfred Warren C 1888 Lieut., R.N.V.R. Lieut., R.N.V.R. H.M.S. City of Perth Dunn, John Gordon C 1898 Pte. Lieut. Dunn-Paulson, Richard Phillipson Inns of Court 0.T.C., Manchester Regt. G 1889 Capt. and Adjt. Capt. (when 1/6th Devons Wounded 2 years 6 months Belgium and Wounded and killed Mar. 8,, in Mesopotamia on way to relief of Kut M. in D Durie, Thomas Edwin M 1899 Lieut. Major R.F.A. D.S.O., M.C. Regular Army India and Mesopotamia and Flanders Duthie, William Leonard G nd Lieut. Capt. 1/1st Highland R.F.A. Slightly gassed M. in D Du thy, Reginald Edward A Bn., H.A.C.; S 1906 Driver Act.-Capt. Athelstan D/51st Bde., R.F.A. M.C. ; M. in D. 4 years 6 months Western Front Eccles, Alexander Gerald M nd Lieut. Capt. 2/6th (Rifle) King's Liverpool Regt. Wounded M.C Edelston, Thomas Cecil 20th Royal Fusiliers; M 1903 Private 2nd Lieut. Wounded (2) Southworke R.F.C. 6th King Edward's Edmonson, Brian Edward, Palestine, S 1912 Cadet (Quetta) Lieut. Own Coy., Indian Wickham and Syria Army Edwards, Cosins Grant Niven S nd Lieut. Capt. 11th H.L.I.; Guides Infy.. Indian Army Wounded (head) Indian Army and India Edwards, Macleod Gamul Arthur S 1897 ng. Lieut. Eng. Lieut.-Com. H.M.S. Argyll, Nonpareil, and Arrogant M. in D. R.N. Grand Fleet, 3 years; Dover Patrol, remainder Ellis, Charles Macintyre S 1902 R.A.S.C. Elsworth, Andrew Stuart G nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. 17th H.L.I. Wounded Esson, Edward Malcolm G 1876 Lieut. Lieut.-Col. Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regt. Regular Army Great Britain Farmar, William Cecil Russell S 1883 Lieut.-Col, Lieut.-Col. R.G.A. Farquhar, James S 1907 Gunner Gunner Farquhar, John C nd Lieut. Capt. 3/1st Lowland R.G.A.; 1/1st Warwick R.G.A. 9th H.L.I., att. 1/6th H.L.I. Wounded; P. of W. (Kut) M. in D. (2) Persian Gulf 3 years 4 months and Italy M.C. 4 years 8 months Egypt, Palestine, and

20 Farquhar, John Oswald G 1912 Lieut. Lieut (when Farquharson, Frank Lumsden G 1907 Pte. Fawcett, Alwyne Malcolm S 1910 Pte. Capt. Fenton-Livingstone, John Nigel Edensor Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeo., att. 10th Essex Regt. 6th Gordon Highrs. Yeomanry; Royal Regt. of Artillery Killed in action at Rouez Wood,, on Mar. 23, 1918 Killed at Givenchy, June 3, 1915 Aug to June 3, 1915 Wounded (2) M.C.; M. in D. Regular Army, Mesopotamia, and North Persia C 1873 Major Major 3rd A. & S. Highrs. Ferguson, James William G nd Lieut. Lieut.-Col. Ferguson, William Alexander Macleod S 1906 Fergusson, Robert Arthur George S nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. Fergusson-Pollok, Robert Cuthbert Field, Charles Valentine Gray C 1894 Capt. Major (when C 1910 Lieut. Lieut. (when 13th, 3rd, 6th Res. Cav. Regt.; 2/1st Dorset Regt. Royal Fusiliers (1st Public Schools Bn.) 1st Lovat Scouts, att. Royal Scots Fusiliers 32nd Lancers (Indian Army) 4th Bn., 1st Bde., 1st Canadian Div., att. 16th Squadron, 1st Wing, R.F.C. Gordon Highrs. (Depot) Regular Army Great Britain and Ireland Wounded Wounded; killed in action, April 11, 1917 Killed observing over the German lines, Jan. M. in D. Indian Army Oct to Jan. Findlay, Charles William McDiarmid G 1887 Capt. Major M. in D. 4 years 9 months Great Britain Firmstone, Joseph Alexander Lockhart C 1884 Major Major R.G.A. Fischer, Lewis Gordon G 1873 Lieut.-Col. Lieut.-Col. Indian Medical Service Fisher, Philip Jutson M 1910 Pte. Royal Fusiliers Wounded I.M.S., Fleming, Archibald Nicol C 1885 Major Lieut.-Col. Secunderabad Cav. Field Amb.; 0/C 21st D.S.O.; M. in D. (2) Indian Med. Service Indian Gen. Hosp. Fleming, Malcolm James Henderson C 1877 Lieut. Lieut. 5th A. & S. Highrs. Died of wounds received at Achi Baba, July 15, 1915 Gallipoli Fleming, Norman Bell Beattie S 1905 Lieut. Capt. Att. 6th Poona Div Whitehall (Central Recruiting Office, Eye Specialist) and India

21 Fleming, Robert C 1898 Lieut. Lieut. 48th C.E.F. (3rd Can. Pioneers); 7th C.E.F. (Infy.); 3rd C.R.T. (Railway Troops) Fleming, William Elphinstone G nd Lieut. Lieut. R.F.A. M. in D Belgium and Italian Croce di Guerra 3 years 9 months Italy Forrest, James Woodhall C1910 2nd Lieut. Accidentally killed, 1/5th Scottish Rifles Aug. 11, Forrester, Hugh Feilding M nd Lieut. Black Watch Killed in action, April M. in D. (Regulars) 22, Eight months Mesopotamia Wounded severely Forrester, Robert Edgar G 1892 Capt. Capt. (when 2nd Black Watch (Dec. 1914); killed June 1915 Forsyth, David S 1899 Pte. 2nd Lieut. R.A.M.C.; 7th H.L.I. Died on service, June 17, 1915 Foster, Denis Beauchamp Lisle S 1902 Chaplain Senior Chaplain Royal Army Chaplains' Dept and Egypt Foster, Francis Gregory S 1899 Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C. (att. R.F.A., 26 months) Wounded M. in D. (2) and Belgium Fraser, Gordon Munro S 1903 Capt. Capt. 1st Northamptonshire Regt. Wounded Fraser, John Courtenay S 1902 Pte. Act-Capt. (when Canadian Exp. Force, Grenadier Guards (att. M.G.) Drowned off Canadian Pacific Coy's steamer 'Missambie', torpedoed outside Milford Haven, Sept. 9, 1918, whilst going on leave to Canada M.C. Mar to Sept 1918 Fraser, Richard Home S 1879 Com., R.N. Capt., R.N. H.M.S. President and Flanders In command of Land's End Wireless Station Fraser, Robert Webster 1 C nd Lieut. Major R.A.S.C. M. in D. (2) Great Britain Fraser, Thomas Oliver 1 G.S.O., 3rd Grade, Home Service and G 1876 Capt. General List (Staff) Lieut West Africa Fulton, David Fergus 1, Belgium, G nd Lieut. Capt. R.E. (T.F.) M.C and Germany Fulton, John Forrester 1 G nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. R.G.A. Fifteen months Fulton, Lewis MacLellan 1 Scottish Horse; 6th G 1908 Pte. Act-Capt. Wounded M.C Royal Highrs.

22 Fyfe, William Hamilton K I890 2nd Lieut. Major Unattached List (T.F.) and General M. in D Great Britain Staff Gabbett, Poole Laurence Arthur S 1870 Temp. Major Temp. Major 3rd Norfolk Regt. Gallaway, John Henry M 1893 Driver Driver (when Motor Transport Died in hospital of pneumonia, Jan. 24 Two weeks Gallie, Arthur Holmes 1 G nd Lieut. Lieut. Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeo. Gallie, Edward Archibald 1 G nd Lieut. Lieut. (when 17th H.L.I Gallie, Robert Arthur G nd Lieut. Capt. Galloway, John Walker G 1912 Cadet 2nd Lieut. 1/1st Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeo. 96 th Siege Bty., R.G.A. Galloway, Ronald Moncrieff G nd Lieut. Li eut. (when 1/7th Royal Scots Gardiner, Archibald Macallster M 1905 Pte. 2nd Lieut.(at death) Gardner, Hugh McClure M 1912 Cadet (Sandhurst) Lieut. Garrett, William M nd Lieut. Lieut. 8th, 12th, and 11th A. &.S. Highrs. 5th (P.C.W.) Dragoon Guards Seaforth Highrs. (att. Depot Fort George) 1917 P. of W., Mar. 23, 1918 Fell in action, July 1,, Battle of the Somme and Flanders Nov to July M.C.; Belgian Croix de Guerre; M. in D. (3) Eighteen months Reported missing, June 28, 1915; since reported presumed killed Died of wounds, May 24, Gallipoli Aug to May Wounded and Rhine Army Ten months Great Britain Gibson, Charles John S 1870 Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C. 2 years 6 months Great Britain and Gibson, Harold Heugh S 1903 Lieut. Lieut. R.F.A.. Died of wounds Gibson, Horsburgh 2 M nd Lieut. 7th A. &.S. Highrs. received in action, One year Dec. 22, Great Britain and Gibson, James 1 M 1898 Pte. Sgt. 6th Australian Infy. Four years Egypt and H.M.S. Gibson, Laurence 1 Temp. Surgeon-Lieut., Temp. Surgeon- M 1894 Minesweeper Round British Isles R.N. Lieut., R.N. Melton Gibson, Ronald 2 M nd Lieut. (Assist. Adjt.) 2 nd. Lie u t. (Assist. Adjt.) 7th A. & S Highrs., att. 13th (Scottish Horse) Black Watch Gillan, George v. B. C nd Lieut. Brevet-Major 2/9th Gurkha Rifles M. in D. Indian Army Mesopotamia Gillies, Arthur Hunter Denholm C 1904 Pte. Lieut. Royal Scots Wounded 4 years 3 months and Belgium

23 Gillies, William Don G nd Lieut. Capt. Glasfurd Alexander Inglis Robertson S 1882 Lieut.-Col., G.S.O., 1st Grade Lieut.- C ol., G.S.O., 1st Grade 4th A. & S. Highrs.; M.G.C. 27th Infy. Bde., Aldershot _. Wounded 2 years 1 month M. in D. (2) ; C.M.G. Glegg, James Chalmers K 1910 Gunner Gunner R.F.A. Five years Glegg, John Allan M nd Lieut. Capt. Glen, Hugh Dempster M 1883 Pte. Sgt. (medically rejected for Commission owing to alleged defective eyesight) 57 th Wilde's Rifles, F.F.(Indian Army) 8th, 9th, 3rd, and 1st Gordon Highrs. (Regular Army) M. in D. Indian Army Glover, William Gordon G 1894 Lieut. Capt. R.E. M. in D. (2) Goodall, Charles S th Class Army Chaplain (Capt.) Gordon, Andrew Douglas S 1905 Lieut. Capt. 4th Class Army ChapIain (Capt.) Royal Army Chaplains' Dept. 16th Cavalry (Indian Army), Mesopotamia, and India Egypt, East Africa, and Afghanistan Wounded (2) Three years and Belgium 2 years 6 months (still serving) Malta M. in D. Indian Army Mesopotamia, Egypt, Salonica and East Persian Cordon and Flanders Gordon, Charles Alexander M.C.; M. in D. (2) S nd Lieut. Capt. R.G.A. Regular Army Cosmo 1915 Star Gordon, Kenneth Spiers M nd Lieut. Temp. Capt, 3rd Gordon Highrs. M.C. Gordon, Robert S 1894 Gordon, Robert Hope C nd Lieut. Gordon-Cumming, Alexander Penrose Capt. (Temp.Maj.) R.M. Squadron Com., R.N.A.S. M nd Lieut. Capt. Wing Commander R.A.F. 8th (Irish) King's Liverpool Regt. 3rd (Queen's Own) Cameron Highrs. Wounded (Festubert, June 1915); presumed killed at Guillemont, Aug. 8, C.M.G.; D.S.O.; M. in D. (5) Regular Service 1 year 8 months Wounded (2) M. in D.; M.C North Sea, Seaplane patrols, 1914; German East Africa, 1915; Mesopotamia, ; Aegean Sea, 1917; Caspian, S. Russia, 1918; Somaliland operations, R.A.F., 1919 to present day

24 Gordon-Cumming, Ludovic Seymour G 1873 Temp. Lieut.-Col. Temp. Lieut.-Col. Notts and Derbyshire Regt. Gowans, Thomas G 1891 Major Brevet-Col. R.A.M.C. M. in D Gowlland, Geoffrey Cathcart K 1896 and S Lieut. Capt. R.E. Wounded Grace, Charles Hallyburton Campbell M 1879 Major Major Indian Army (retired) reemployed under War Office, -19 4th Class Order of Nile; Sultan Fuad Military Star; M. in D. (3) Regular Army Regular Army Commandant, P. of W. Camp Great Britain and and Belgium, 1914; Egypt, ; Darfur Exp., Sudan, ; Hedjaz, 1917; Natse Mountains, Infantry Record Office, Exeter Grace, Charles Lindesay Playfair G nd Lieut. Capt. Highland Cyclist Bn. Four years Great Britain Graeme, David Henry K 1888 Capt. Capt. Seaforth Highrs. Graham, John Alexander Park C 1914 Cadet Cadet R.A.F. Graham, Mitchell Miller M nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. Graham, Mungo Alan M 1906 Pte. Lieut. Grant, Donald James K nd Lieut. Capt. 11th Cameronians, S.R. 2nd Rhodesia Regt. att. King's Royal Rifle Corps; served with South African Infy. 2nd A. & S. Highrs.; Gold Coast Regt. Wounded P. of W., Mar. 24, Wounded M.C.; M. in D. Regular Army German East Africa and, ; West Africa, Grant, Duncan William M nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. 2nd Lovat Scouts Grant, Ernest 2 G 1892 Pte. 2nd Lieut. R.A.S.C North Scottish Wounded (right leg Grant, Frederick S 1904 and C 2nd Lieut. Capt. M.C. I and Belgium R.G.A., att. R.G.A. amputated) 5th (Angus and Grant, Gilbert Airth 1 and East M I904 2nd Lieut. Capt. Dundee) Black M.C.; M. in D Africa Watch Grant, John Alexander 2 G 1887 R.G.A. Grant, Lewis Campbell G 1894 Forth R.G.A. (T.) Grant, Norman Airth 1 M nd Lieut. Lieut. Black Watch Wounded and Belgium Grant, William 2 G 1890 R.E. Grant, William Alexander M 1873 Capt. Capt. 13th Hussars Gray, Alexander George Wingate 1 C 1909 Pte. Lieut. Border Regt.; R.A.F. Retired through ill health, Aug. Wounded (3); P. of W Star About two years M. In D Draft-conducting to and Home Service

25 Name. Gray, James William Sholto S 1906 Cpl. Lieut. R.F.O. 2nd S.R. Gray, Walter Stuart Wingate 1 K 1904 and C 2nd Lieut. Major R.H.A. and R.F.A. Wounded (3) M.C.; M. in D. (2) Regular Army Great Britain Gray, William Forrest McArthur C 1914 Cadet Cadet R.F.A. Twelve months, O.T.C. (Eastern Command) Gray-Buchanan, Cecil Gordon C 1901 Trooper Gray-Buchanan, Walter Bruce 1 C 1900 Capt. Adjt. Trooper (when 2nd Light Horse, Australian Imp. Force 2nd Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Killed in action at the Dardanelles, May 14, 1915 Killed in action at Neuve Chapelle, Mar. 10, 1915 Sept to May 1915 Regular Army Egypt and Dardanelles England, Malta, and Green, Stephen S 1904 Pte. Pte. R.A.M.C. Three years Mesopotamia Black Watch (commanded 9th D.S.O. and 2 Bars; M. in D. (5); French Green, William C 1896 Capt. Bt.-Lieut.-Col. Royal Scots, - Legion d'honneur Wounded (2) 1918, and 153rd Croix d'officier; Regular Army Infy. Bde., Apr to the finish) Belgian Croix de Guerre Greer, A. U. S 1886 Temp. Capt. Temp. Capt. Territorial Forces Grieve, James Henry C 1889 Pte. Inns of Court O.T.C. Guild, Arthur Marjoribanks C 1902 Capt. Major Guthrie, Douglas Guthne, William James G 1906 M nd Lieut. Lieut. Assist. Paymaster, R.N.R. Lieut.-Col. R.A.O.C. Wounded M.C.; M. in D Lieut., R.A.F. Highland Cyclist Bn.; served with 1st Divl. Mounted Troops, Staff, I. Corps (Cyclist Bn.), 19 th London Regt. 3/9th H.L.I. (Glasgow Highrs. R.N.R., att. R.N.A.S, afterwards R.A.F Wounded (2) D.S.O.; M. in D. 4 years 9 months and Belgium Ministry of Munitions Gallipoli, Egypt,. Flanders Southern Italy Guthrie-Smith, Archibald G 1888 Pte. Pte. R.A.V.C Star 4 years 1 month 6th (Res.) Regt. of Gwyer, Samuel Keate G nd Lieut. Cav. 9th Royal Scots; Lieut.; A.D.C. to transferred Haddon, David Alexander Ross G 1903 G.O.C., Scottish Coast Major, R.A.M.C. Wounded (3) KM.C.; M. in D. (2) R.A.M.C.49th Field Defences Ambulance Hall, George Elsmie C 1904 Lieut. B t. - Major, D.A.A.G. 2nd Royal Scots M.C.; M. in D. (3); Mons Star Regular Army Belgium,, Constantinople, Bulgaria, and Adrianople

26 Middlesex Regt., M. in D. (2), D.S.O. Hall, John Hamilton S 1884 Lieut.-Col. Lieut.-Col. Public Schools Bn. and Bar; C.M.G. Hamilton, Leslie Steuart S 19I0 2nd Lieut. Lieut. 81st Pioneers, I.A. Three years Mesopotamia Harding, Wyndham John Dorney K 1889 and S Staff Lieut., 2nd Class Staff Pte. (Inns of Court 16th and 2nd Hardy, Alan G 1902 Capt. Wounded (3) O.T.C.) Sherwood Foresters Royal Fusiliers; and Hardy, Harold John G 1902 Pte. Lieut. R.A.S.C., at t. Gassed 4 years 5 months Salonica Northd. Fusiliers Hardyman, Harry Frederick 1 S 1913 Cadet Cadet (on res.) Cadet Corps, R.F.C Ralph Hardyman, John Hay Maitland 1 S 1998 Pte. Lieut.-Col. Hardyman, Malcolm Lauderdale 1 S 1910 Pte. Lieut. 41h,91h, and 8th Somerset Light Infy. 9th Leicestershire Regt.; 4th Somerset L.I. Wounded (3); killed in action, Aug. 24, 1918 D.S.O.; M.C.; M. in D. (2) Aug. 19, 1914 to Aug. 24, Egypt, India, Mesopotamia. and Palestine Lieut. Capt. R.A.M.C. Gassed... 3 years 9 months N ranee and the Harmens, Wyger G 1895 East Harper, Hugh 206th Field Coy., Wounded and Medal; M nd Lieut. Major Four years R.E. gassed M.in D. Harris, Alfred Algernon R.N.V.R.; R.F.C., G 1896 Ordinary Seaman Lieut., Flying (K.13) Three years Macedonia R.A.F. Chief Petty Officer, Harrison, Geoffrey Alan M 1905 H.M.S. Assistance R.N.V.R. Hart, Gerald Hamilton Vickers K 1911 and M 2nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. A. & S. Highrs. Six months Ireland Hart, James Duncan 1 G 1897 Capt. Capt. R.A.M.C. Pre- war service in R.N.V.R., att. Killed in action, Hart, John William 1 R.N.V R.; War service, G 1900 Sub-Lieut. Lieut. Coilingwood, R.N. June 4, 1915, at Dardanelles Jan to June Div. Gallipoli 1915 Harvey, Douglas S 1897 Staff Capt. Brig.-Major (at death) Harvey, Robert Bald G st Punjabis (Indian Army) 12th Royal Welsh Fusiliers Killed in action D.S.O. and Bar; M.in D. (2) Indian Army Mesopotamia Harvey, Thomas Barnett Grier son M nd Lieut. 2nd Lieut. Scots Guards Hawthorn, Edwin Davison G 1902 Eng. Sub-Lieut., R.N. Eng. Li e u t.-com., R.N. H.M.S. Shannon ; Army of Occupation, Germany With Grand Fleet; also Patrol and Convoy duties Hay, John Crawford M 1902 Lieut. Lieut. 13th Royal Scots Hay, Matthew 1 M nd Lieut. Major (Staff) R.G.A. M. in D. 4 years 6 months