The Scottish Military Research Group - Commemorations Project

[DerekR]

Dundonnell War Memorial






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

[DerekR]

See also: http://www.dundonnell.camusnagaul.com/Dundonnellwarmemorial.htm
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Time but th' impression stronger makes, As streams their channels deeper wear.

[dhubthaigh]

I have cause to refer to Eddie Stewart (posted on Straloch, Perthshire) again.

He has Mackenzie relatives from this area and if memory serves he said there was a book written just after the great war with pics etc. I'm sure he mentioned that the remains of one of the men was returned from France and buried locally.

I must spear him about that the next time I see him.

regards,
Mark

[Adam Brown]

Mark

Bodies were not moved from France and buried in the UK except in a few cases very early in the war when the families paid for them to be buried at home. It would be interesting to know if one of the Dundonald men is one of them.

Regards

Adam

[Adam Brown]

Names in alphabetical order:

Great War

CAMERON , PETER , Seaforth Highlanders
FIRTH , CHARLES D. , Seaforth Highlanders
MacDONALD , KENNETH , New Zealand Expeditionary Force
MacGREGOR , DUNCAN , Seaforth Highlanders
MacKENZIE , PETER , Seaforth Highlanders
MacKENZIE , SIMON , Seaforth Highlanders
MacKENZIE , ALEXANDER , Royal Scots Fusiliers
MacKENZIE , ALEXANDER , Seaforth Highlanders
MacKENZIE , GEORGE , Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
MacKENZIE , NORMAN D. , Australian Light Horse
MacKENZIE , JOHN , Highland Light Infantry
MacLENNAN , ANGUS , Seaforth Highlanders
MacSWANN , DONALD , Highland Light Infantry
ROSS , DONALD , Canadian Expeditionary Force

Second World War

MacARTHUR , RODERICK , Able Seaman

[dhubthaigh]

PHOT COURTESY OF PAT ANDERSON