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Edit memorial name, location & address- Timber Oak
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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The bells in this Church are erected to the Glory of God and in Loving Memory of those from this congregation who made the supreme sacrifice in the Second World War 1939-1945
William T Anderson [43] Merchant Navy. Liner City of Venice.Ian M Cameron [23] Flying Officer Pilot RAF Volunteer Reserve. Hugh H Falconer [49] Merchant Navy SS Ulea. Roy WT Galbraith [21] RN HMS Prince of Wales. William Graham RAF Volunteer Reserve. John L Irvine [23] RAF Volunteer Reserve 106 Squadron. Alexander Lamb [23] Fl Lt pilot RAF Volunteer Reserve. William G Lamont [20] RAF Volunteer Reserve. Donald McCallum [40] Merchant Navy. Master of SS Baron Dechmont. Thomas McLeary [22] Corp Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. Alamein. John W McDonald Flying Officer 178 Bomber Squadron CMF. John MacGowan [18] Gunner 79 Field Regiment RA. William McMillan [29] Second Officer SS City of Pretoria. Alexander McNair [21] RAF Pilot Officer. Matthew Mair [30] AC Sergeant RAF Volunteer Service 106 Squadron. William H Miller [22] Lance Corp RE. Malcolm Muir [23] Driver Royal Army Reserve Corps Italy. John Osborne [24] 2nd Lt Seaforth Highlanders Italy. Henry S Paterson [20] Fleet Air Arm Canada. George Richard Flight Sergeant RAF. William Russell [20] Signalman Royal Corps of Signals. Normandy. Alexander Semple [24] Stoker RN. HMS Repulse. William Taylor [22] Sgt RAF Volunteer Reserve 61 Squadron. Gordon Thomson [22] Trooper Royal Scots Greys. Italy. Thomas G Tobias [21] Leading Aircraftman RAF Volunteer Reserve. Agartala, India. William F Watson [28] 4th Engineer Officer SS Fort Qu'Appelle. Bermuda.
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