The Scottish Military Research Group - Commemorations Project

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UKNIWM Ref: 44546
O/S map ref: NN 015 635
N56 43.286 W5 14.564

Located on the opposite side of the road from the lighthouse, up a farm track for approx 30 yards.
There are NO names recorded on this memorial - they are listed in the Parish Church HERE.




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There are 13 names recorded in the Parish Church for the Great War.

Sacred to the memory of
The following W.O; N.C.O’s and men of the Parish of Ardgour
Who died for their country in the Great War
1914 – 1918

Co.Qr.M.Sgt. Donald MacDonald, Cuil Moss, 3rd Bedfordshire Regiment, drowned at sea, 30th December 1917.

Sergeant Archibald Noble McIsaac, Police Station, 9th Black Watch, died of wounds, 28th April 1917.

Bombardier Donald MacLean, 1 Glovulin, Royal Garrison Artillery, killed in action 23rd April, 1918.

L/Corporal James Gilmour, 6 Blaigh, 6th Black Watch, killed in action 31st July, 1917

Seaman Callum Boyd, 5 Blaigh, HMS California, drowned at sea 22nd December 1914

Private John Cameron, 12th Clovulin, 8th Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, died in hospital, 25th January 1915.

Private Donald MacIntyre, Magazine Cottage, 8th Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, killed in action 23rd May 1915.

Private Angus Cameron, Achaphubuill, 5th Cameron Highlanders, killed in action, 19th July 1917.

Private Alexander Cameron, Kingairloch, 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers, killed in action 30th July 1916.

Private Angus Cameron, Drumfearn, 1st Lovat Scouts, died 13th January 1917.

Private Roderick MacIntyre, 2 Trislaig, 7th Cameron Highlanders, killed in action, 25th July, 1917.

Private Donald MacIntyre, 15 Glovulin, Durham Light Infantry, killed in action 6th October, 1918.

Private Alexander MacLachlan, Cuil, 2nd Highland Light Infantry, died of wounds 28th November 1918.

“GRADH A’S MO’ NA SO CHA’N’EIL AIG NEACH AIR BITH” – St.John XV.13.


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Time but th' impression stronger makes, As streams their channels deeper wear.