APPENDIX 3

Memorial to the fallen, 1914-1918

Maj. Harry T. Lumsden, 2^nd Cameron. Hrs. Att.d. R.F.C.
Capt. Charles R. Lumsden, 1^st Gordon Hrs.
Capt. Bertie N. Lumsden, 2^nd Seaforth
Lt. Chas C. A. J. Chambers, 3^rd Gordon Hrs.
Serg. George Aitken, Royal Air Force
Serg. Alexander Pirie, 8/1- Gordon Hrs.
Corp. Norman Rae, 2^nd Seaforth
Pvt. James Adair, 3/7 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt John Bain, 5^th Gordon Hrs.
Pvt George Bridgeford, 3/4 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt. Edward Campbell, 3/4 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt Douglas Cheyne, 3/4 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt Robert Cooper, 1/5 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt. Edward Coutts, 1/5 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt David Cowie, 3/4 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt William S. Greenhowe, 8/10 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt Louie McBain, 1/4 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt William Moir, 6^th Seaforth
Pvt Robert Coull, Royal Field Artillery
Pvt. Alex. F. Cooper, Canadian
Pvt. William Gordon, 2^nd Gordon Hrs.
Pvt. William Lamb, 1/6 Gordon Hrs.
Pvt John McDonald, 1^st Seaforth
Pvt. Alex. R. Finnie, A.S. Hrs.
Pvt. Alex. D. Barron, 6^th Batt. Tanks
Seaman Reginald Montgomery.

Memorial to the fallen, 1939-1945

Petty Officer George Dallas Forbes, D.S.M. R.N.
Serg. Rear Gunner Duncan Coutts Duguid, R.A.F.V.R.
Serg. William Reid, Royal Air Force
Serg. Victor Robert Aitken, 2^nd Gordon Hrs.
Gunner Driver Robert Dawson Murray, 75^th H.H.R.Royal Arty.
Trooper Norman Greenhowe, 56 Recce. Corps
Pvt. John Hutcheon, 5/7 Gordon Hrs.
Able Seaman John Harley, R.N.
Alexander James Peters, Merchant Navy