East United Free Church WW1

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Reference WMO/262097

Address:

Gardner Memorial Church

Southesk Street

Brechin

DD9 7AW

Scotland

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Status: On subsequent site(s)
Type: Non freestanding
Location: Internal
Setting: Inside a building - public/private
Description: Board/Plaque/ Tablet
Materials:
  • Stone Marble
Lettering: Incised
Conflicts:
  • First World War (1914-1918)
About the memorial: This record is for the bottom marble tablet. Tablet relocated to this location from East United Free Church, Panmure Street, Brechin.
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Further information on the names, taken from the Brechin Roll of Honour: BOWMAN, CHARLES H. Private. Black Watch. Killed, 3rd September 1916. Bridge Street. CORDINER, GEORGE G. Second Lieutenant. Royal Air Force. Killed in flight accident, 25th June 1918. Southesk Street. CORDINER, HARRY N. Private. Royal Scots Fusiliers. Killed, 1st October 1918. 23 Southesk Street. CRAIK, JOSEPH R. Gunner. Royal Garrison Artillery. Killed at Salonica, 9th May 1917. 72 Montrose Street. DAVIDSON, ALEXANDER R. Lieutenant. Seaforth Highlanders. Killed in Mesopotamia, 22nd April 1916. Ellenlea. EASTON, GILBERT. Private. 1st Black Watch. Killed, 25th September 1915. East Pittendreich. GIBSON, EDWIN W. Private. South African Infantry. Killed, 12th April 1917. GLEN, ARCHIE. Private. Black Watch. Died of wounds, 16th October 1916. Montrose Street. GRAHAM, NORMAN. Private. Seaforth Highlanders. Killed, July 1918. 9 Bridge Street. INGLIS, WILLIAM M. Gunner. Royal Field Artillery. Killed in action, 21st August 1917. MACFARLANE, GORDON Y. Sergeant. Black Watch. Killed, 31st July 1917. Glengyle. Awarded Distinguished Conduct Medal. MCHARDY, JOHN. Lieutenant. Canadians. Killed, August 1916. Andover Hill. MCLENNAN, WILLIAM. Private. 9th Black Watch. Killed, 29th April 1916. Market Street. MITCHELL, THOMAS. Private. Gordon Highlanders. Killed, 28th July 1918. Park Road. PETER, ALEXANDER. Corporal. Fife & Forfar Yeomanry. Died 5th December 1915 from wounds received at the Dardanelles. Oakbank. RATTRAY, ALEXANDER. Sergeant. 5th Black Watch. Killed, 9th May 1915. Union Street. RILEY, ROBERT Private. Black Watch. Killed, 23rd March 1918. 54 Bridge Street. ROBERT, JAMES D. Private. 5th Scottish Rifles. Killed, 25th March 1916. 12 Scott Street. ROBERTSON, DAVID. Private. Black Watch. Died of wounds, 26th June 1917. Market Street. SMITH, ARTHUR. Private. 5th Black Watch. Killed, 14th March 1915. City Road. SOUTTER, DAVID. Private. 87th Canadians. Died in hospital, November 1918. THOMSON, ALFRED. Private. 3/5th Black Watch. Died in hospital, 24th January 1916. 209 Montrose Street. WALKER, WILLIAM W. Gunner. Tank Corps. Killed, 20th November 1917. 88 Montrose Street.

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