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Location View - Taken by Paul Goodwin 09 Jun 2007
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Overall View of the Plaque - Taken by Paul Goodwin 09 Jun 2007
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Top part of the names - Taken by Paul Goodwin 09 Jun 2007
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Bottom part of the names - Taken by Paul Goodwin 09 Jun 2007
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Inch Parish Churchyard - Taken by Leslie 04 Sep 2017
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Insh Parish Churchyard - Taken by Leslie 04 Sep 2017
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Insh Parish Churchyard - Taken by Leslie 04 Sep 2017
Reference WMO/215122
Edit memorial name, location & address- Metal Bronze
- First World War (1914-1918)
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THIS MEMORIAL, ERECTED BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION, IS GRATEFULLY DEDICATED TO THE MEN/ BELONGING TO THIS PARISH WHO FELL IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR/ 1914 - 1919/ (Names)/ "THEY NEVER FAIL WHO DIED IN A GREAT CAUSE/ THEY BUT AUGMENT THE DEEP AND SWEEPING THOUGHTS/ WHICH OVERPOWER ALL OTHERS AND CONDUCT/ THE WORLD AT LAST TO FREEDOM"/ "GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS, THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS"
Thomas Brown, Cameron Highlanders/ John Fagan, Royal Scots/ Alexander Fleming, Royal Army Service Corps/ Andrew F. Forster, Australian Infantry/ William Forster, Australian Infantry/ Thomas J. Hamilton, Royal Scots Fusiliers/ William Hill, Royal Scots Fusiliers/ John Jess, Scottish Rifles/ William Kennedy, Royal Scots Fusiliers/ Charles Kerr, Royal Scots Fusiliers/ William Kilgalan, Royal Scots Fusiliers/ James R. Marchbanks, King's Own Scottish Borderers/ James Martin, Seaforth Highlanders/ Thomas Milroy, Canadian Forces/ Robert Mitchell, Royal Scots/ John McCarlie, Kings' Own Scottish Borderers/ Peter McClymont, Royal Scots Fusiliers/ Walter McCrae, Royal Field Artillery/ James McGarrie, Scots Guards/ Henry McHarrie, Royal Scots Fusiliers/ Robert McM. McKie, Scots Guards/ William W. McLagan, Argyll & Sutherland Highs./ James McLelland, Scots Guards/ John McMeekin, 28th Canadians/ John Neville, Royal Highlanders/ Robert G. Reid, Scots Guards/ John Slaven, Kings' Own Scottish Borderers/ Andrew Smith, Royal Scots/ George McD. Smith, Seaforth Highlanders/ James B. Smith, Royal Irish Lancers/ Daniel Torrance, Royal Marine Light Infantry/ James Wilson, Lovats Scouts
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