Tayport

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Reference WMO/144197

Address:

Junction of Dougall Street and Craig Road

Tayport

DD6 9LA

Scotland

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Status: On original site
Type: Freestanding
Location: External
Setting: Roadside
Description: Other monument
Materials:
  • Metal Bronze
  • Metal Iron
  • Stone Sandstone
Lettering: Raised
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
  • Second World War (1939-1945)
  • Afghanistan (2001 -)
About the memorial: A freestanding, curved entrance gateway leading to a small enclosed garden. The gateway is constructed from red and cream coloured sandstone and iron gates. There is an inscription above the gate. Bronze plaques on each side of the gateway list the names of those killed in the Great War, the Second World War and Afghanistan (in 2011). The plaques are decorated with bosses, some of which are regimental badges. A decorative stone frieze sits above the plaques. The small garden contains four wooden memorial benches, two for the Great War and two for WW2. There is a small remembrance stone in one of the flowerbeds and a tree commemorating the end of WW2. On the inner wall of the gateway is a stone crest relocated from the clubrooms of the Tayport branch of the British Legion. Two flower planters stand on the pavement outside the gateway. The gateway looks across the road junction towards Tayport Parish Church.
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"1914 - IN MEMORIAM - 1919 THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE

See photos for the list as they appear. A transcript in alphabetical order by surnamre is also given here: WWI ROLL OF HONOUR: Adam John Anderson Alexander Beaton George Berry Alexander Berry James Berry Robert Bissett John Briggs Andrew Brown Robert Buchan Alexander Campbell Malcolm Campbell Thomas Castle George Clark Robert Cook James Cook Thomas Cowie James Cowie James Cook Dalrymple James Dawson William Death William H. Dougall Hamish Maitland Dougall William Maitland Downton Percy Doyle Edward Duncan Andrew Duncan Peter Duncan Thomas Ewan David Falconer James Ferguson Andrew Ferguson James Ferguson John Ferguson Robert Ferguson William Fyfe Alexander Gibson George Gilmour James Graham Robert Green Robert Greig Melville Guthrie Andrew Hanlin George Harold Wilkie Hay James Henderson David Henderson Robert Henry George Jarvis Charles W.B. Jarvis Harry Johnstone James Johnstone John Keay David Keay Thomas Kennedy John MacIlwraith William S. MacPherson John Manolark Charles Marr Alexander Meechan Michael Meek David Melville John Melville John S. Moon James Naughton Thomas Nelson James Ness John M. Nicholson Alexander Osler David Peat Thomas Philip John Philip Thomas Pryde Andrew Redpath James Rennie Hugh Robertson Alexander Robertson David Rodger Thomas W. Scott Oliver Scott Thomas Scroggie William Simpson David Smart William Smith David Smith John Smith Robert Sorley Robert Stewart Duncan Sweenie Alexander Thomson Robert Thomson William Ursito William Wallace Irvine Watson George Watson Leslie Watt James Wheatley William Whitecross William R. Williamson David Young William WWII ROLL OF HONOUR: Anderson William Birrell Alexander Briggs William J. Cairney George Cairney John Cavanagh Hugh Cochran Betty Cook Robert Donaldson Murray Dundas Charles H. Edwards Ronald Farquhar Clement Findlay Charles Grant David Greig Philip Hamill Thomas Harley Peter Lancaster Stanley Lenahan Desmond Main Leonard Matthewson Robert Mayes Robert McLeod Aden McRae Donald Milne Jack Milne Robert Nelson Robert Nicoll David Nicoll George Pow William Pryde John Quinn John C. Ross Andrew G. Ross Hugh Sherrit James Taiano Fred Taylor John C. Tosh William Treasurer Robert Walker Robert Welch Tom Whyte Thomas Wilson Neil Wilson William AFGHANISTAN L/Cpl Liam R Tasker RAVC

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