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DerekR Moderator

Joined: 19 Dec 2006 Posts: 3013 Location: Hawick, Scotland
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Posted: Sun Jul 13, 2008 4:44 pm Post subject: Broadford, Skye |
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Broadford, Isle of Skye
UKNIWM Ref: 5933
O/S Map ref: NG 646 233
N57 14.403 W5 54.113
Located just off the A850, 100 yards from Broadford Community Hall, a gravel path climbs up to a Celtic Cross design with 3 panels listing the names of 62 men who died in the Great War and 1 panel at the rear lists the names of a further 20 men who died in the Second World War.
I really was quite saddened to see the state of the surroundings the memorial finds itself in with broken bottles lying all around and the remain of poppy wreaths thrown around. Very neglected and this is more glaring when a public promenade just along the road is very colourful and well tended.
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Time but th' impression stronger makes, As streams their channels deeper wear.
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1914 – 1918
Royal Navy
A.B John Fraser
A.B John Mackinnon
A.B Alexander Robertson
Sea. Gunr. Malcolm Robertson
Royal Field Artillery
Pte. Donald Macrae
Scots Guards
Pte. William MacInnes
Pte Alexander MacLeod
Highland Light Infantry
Pte. Donald Mackintosh
Seaforth Highlanders
Pte. Alexander Macpherson
Gordon Highlanders
L/Cpl. Roderick Mackenzie
Cameron Highlanders
Cpl. Malcolm Buchanan
Pte. Donald Cameron
Piper John Finlayson
Pte. Donald Fletcher
L/Cpl. Peter Graham
Pte. William Leah
Pte. John Macarthur
Cpl. John MacDonald
Pte. William MacDonald
L/Cpl Alexander MacInnes
Pte. Duncan MacInnes
Pte. Niel MacInnes
L/Cpl. Donald Mackinnon
Pte. Ian Mackinnon
Pte. James Mackinnon
Pte. John Mackinnon
L/Cpl. Charles Maclean
Sgt. John Macleod
L/Cpl. John Alexander Macleod
Pte. Archibald MacPherson
Pte. Donald Macrae
L/Cpl. Donald J. Macrae
Pte. Niel Macrae
Pte. Donald Nicolson
Pte. Norman Nicolson
Pte. Kenneth Robertsom
Pte. John Robertson
Pte. Farquhar Stoddart
Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
Pte. John Mackinnon
Sgt. Roderick Mackinnon
Pte. John Matheson
Royal Army Service Corps
Capt. Donald MacLeod
Royal Army Medical Corps
Capt. John MacLeod
Australian Forces
Pte. John Campbell
Pte. Neil MacCrimmon
Pte. John Maclean
Pte. Donald MacLeod
Pte. Neil Macrae
Canadian Forces
Pte. Charles Maclean
Pte. Peter Macrae
Pte. Donald Robertson
New Zealand Forces
Pte. Hugh Macrae
South African Forces
Pte. Alexander Finlayson
Mercantile Marine Service
A.B Farquhar MacDonald
A.B Donald Macleod
Wrs. Op. John Macmillan
A.B William Matheson
A.B Alexander Munro
A.B Hugh Robertson
A.B Duncan Grant R.N.V.R
Chief P.O Angus Graham R.N _________________
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1939 – 1945
Camerons
Cpl. Donald J. MacPherson
Pte. Charles MacKinnon
Green Howards
Pte. Myles MacInnes
Northumberland Fus.
Pte. Duncan MacKinnon
Parachute Regt.
Pte. John Montgomery
Seaforths
2nd Lt. Peter Finlayson
AIF
Ewen Mackinnon
Royal Navy
William Fraser
D. MacInnes
John MacInnes
Lachlan MacKinnon
William MacLean
Murdo James MacLennan
John Robertson
Neil Robertson
Norman MacPhee
RAF
Sgt. Robert Fulton
Sgt. Kenneth MacKinnon
Sgt. Donald Robertson
Donald MacLachlan M.N _________________
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Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 9:47 pm Post subject: Broadford or Strath war Memorial , Isle of Skye |
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Roll of Honour for Skye & Lochalsh by Graham Ross . Copies held in Portree library & inverness library.
Broadford War Memorial :
The Broadford or Strath War Memorial was erected in the summer of 1923 on a site above the A87 as it passes through the village of Broadford beside the village hall and primary school . The ceremony began with a joint service held in the Parish Church and then the Memorial was unveiled by Brigadier General McFarlan of Inverness and dedicated by the Reverend Dugald MacFarlane of Kingussie . When first erected it contained 65 names .
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Joined: 26 Mar 2013 Posts: 1123 Location: Huntly, Aberdeenshire.
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Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 9:53 pm Post subject: WW1 - Pte. Peter Macrae, Canadians. |
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Spelling/style surnames &c., as publication.
The Glasgow Herald, Saturday, 4th. August, 1917.
"Deaths on Service.
M'RAE.- Died of wounds received in action, in Ontario Military Hospital, Orpington, Kent, on 26th June, Private Peter M'Rae, son of Alex. M'Rae, Scalpa, Broadford, Skye."
1901 Census, Invernesss., Strath, Broadford, recorded (transcription):- Peter Macrae (11), Scholar, Brother, born Invernesss., Strath; two brothers.
1891 Census, Invernesss., Strath, Farm Managers, recorded (transcription:- Peter Macrae (1), son, born Strath; Alexander Macrae (58 ), Farm manager, born Ross-shire, Glenshiel; Catherine Macrae (44), Wife, born Inverness-shire, Glenelg; siblings and one 64 year old female visitor, Ellen Macleod (granny?)
CWGC - MACRAE, P.
Rank: Private.
Service No: 442532.
Date of Death: 26/06/1917. Age:28. (Died of wounds.)
Regiment/Service: Canadian Infantry 2nd Bn. (Eastern Ontario Regt.)
Grave Reference: North of ruins.
Cemetery:CLACHAN DUICH BURIAL GROUND
Additional Information: Son of Alexander and Kate Macrae, of Scalpa, Broadford, Isle of Skye.
Grave registration documents record:- Lair Owner, a cousin, c/o Mr. Alex. MacRae, Morvich, Inverinate, by Kyle-of-Lochalsh, Ross-shire. _________________ Andrew. |
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