Reference WMO/219499
Edit memorial name, location & address- Flora and Fauna Grass
- Glass Stained Glass
- Paper Paper
- Second World War (1939-1945)
- Other
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Window- 19/39; 19/45; Book of Remembrance- [unknown]
Alex. Anderson, 1st Airborne Division, Died as a result of War Service, 30/07/1945, William McG. Arnott, RAF, Killed in raid over Hamburg, 09/11/1942, James Beck, 1st Royal Tank Reg, Died of wounds in Libya, 10/06/1942, John Bell, Royal Engineers, Killed on the “Lancastria” at St. Nazaire, 17/06/1940, Robert Boyle, Royal Engineers, Killed in Holland, 12/02/1945, James F. Bryson, REME, Died in North Italy, 25/11/1944, Stanley G. Bryson, RASC, Killed on the “Lancastria” at St. Nazaire, 17/06/1940, Daniel W. Buckley, Merchant Navy, Lost at Sea, 23/01/1941, Andrew S. Carscadden, RAF, Killed in raid over Germany, 04/09/1943, Robert M. Clark, RAF, Killed on active service, 07/11/1943, William Cowan, Seaforth Highlanders, Killed at the crossing of the Rhine, 29/03/1945, Frederick Creegan, Merchant Navy, Lost at sea, 09/06/1941, Charles Cunningham, RASC, Died in a Japanese Prison Camp, 14/11/1943, Thomas S. Dickson, Merchant Navy, Lost at sea, 17/04/1943, William Dodds, RAF, Killed in air crash, 17/12/1945, Robert Donaldson, RAF, Killed over Holland, 17/11/1945, Andrew Flockhart, Fleet Air Arm, Killed in air crash, 15/10/1943, James Forrest, RAMC, Died as a result of War Service, 19/09/1947, Elizabeth Foy, WRNS, Died as a result of War Service, 06/05/1944, James Galloway, RAF, Killed in an air crash, 09/01/1945, William Gavin, RAF, Killed on active service, 08/11/1943, Alastair Hair, RAMC, Died on active service, 15/04/1941, James H. Hall, RAF, Killed on active service, 08/09/1942, Thomas J. Hamlin, Royal Engineers, Died on active service, 19/04/1944, William B. Hayton, Royal Navy, Killed on active service, 22/07/1943, Robert Hunter, RAF, Killed on active service in Burma, 03/12/1945, William P. Jaffrey, Royal Navy, Killed on active service, 20/04/1941, John Jolly, Royal Navy, Lost at sea, 11/12/1942, Peter Livingston, RAF, Killed in air crash, 25/06/1946, Sinclair Lyle, RAF, Killed in an air crash, 15/01/1946, John Lynch, RAF, Killed on active service, 17/12/1943, Albert MacFarlane, RAF, Killed on active service in Italy, 29/08/1944, Thomas MacGregor, 1st Airborne Division, Killed at Arnhem, 17/09/1944, Robert Manley, Royal Navy, lost at sea, 04/03/1942, George K. Martin, Cameronians, Killed in Germany, 21/04/1945, John M. Martin, 3rd Carabiniers RAC, Killed in Battle of Imphal, 09/05/1944, Archie Millar, Died as a result of War Service, 11/01/1948, Findlay L. Mills, RAF, Killed over Bizerta, 07/01/1943, Alex. Morrison, A&SH, Died as a result of War Service, 10/06/1942, Thomas F. Morrison, RAF, Killed in a raid over Germany, 22/02/1945, Thomas T. Murdoch, RAF, Killed in a raid over Holland, 21/10/1944, James Murray, RAF, Killed in an air crash, 12/06/1943, George Nangle, RAF, Killed in an air crash, 29/10/1940, Robert B. Neilson, RAF, killed in an air crash, 23/12/1942, William Ogston, Cameron Highlanders, Died of wounds in the Middle East, 20/04/1943, James Picken, RAF, Killed in raid over Germany, 16/10/1944, Mark Pringle, RAF, died on active service, 08/10/1944, John P. Reid, Merchant Navy, Lost at sea, 16/04/1942, Robert Reid, Royal Artillery, Died on active service, 13/02/1943, John Richardson, Royal Tank Reg, Killed on active service, 21/04/1943, Thomas D.G. Robertson, Gordon Highlanders, Lost at sea as a Japanese POW, 21/09/1944, W. Clark Sharp, RAF, Die in a raid over Germany, 15/02/1944, A. Kerr Smith, Straits Settlements Vol. Force. Died in a Japanese Prison Camp, Siam, 1943, Henry B. Smith, Royal Marines, Killed in the Battle of Crete, 22/05/1941, Valentine Smith, WAAF, Died as the result of War Service, 17/12/1943, Alex. Stewart, RAF, Killed in an air crash, 03/03/1940, Peter W.L. Strachan, RAF, Killed on active service, 27/02/1942, John Symington, RASC, Died as a prisoner of the Japanese, 20/09/1943, William Taylor Thomson, Merchant Navy, Lost at sea, 29/07/1942, Norman Walker, RAF, Killed over Malta, 12/06/1941, John White DFM, RAF, Killed over the Western Desert, 14/06/1941, Robert Whittingham, Royal Navy, Died as the result of War Service, 08/04/1944, Robert Whyte, RAF, Killed in a raid over Germany, 05/10/1942
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