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BAYBLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
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The following Roil of Honour for the district gives a de-
tailed account of each case : —
On Roll
Township. of Honour Dead. Percentages.
UPPER BAYBLE 99 29 292"
LOWER BAYBLE 108 16 14.8
GEILIR 28 5 17.5
PARK 22 6 27-3
UPPER GARRABOST 48 11 23
LOWER GARRABOST 78 16 205
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UPPER GARRABOST.
MACSWEEN— *GEORGE, Pte., 4th Gordons; killed in action in
Flanders, 16th June, 1915. aged 24 ; was slightly wounded on
the previous day, but refused to go down the line to have his
wound looked to as he desired to be in the attack which was
coming off next day, and in which he fell. He was a student
at Aberdeen Training College when he joined the Gordons (son
of Mr John Macsween).
MACDONALD— DONALD, R.M.B.
♦JOHN, R.N.R.; lost at sea, May, 1918, aged 19 years (son of
Donald).
MACDONALD— JOHX, R.X.R.
MACLEOD— MURDO, R.X.R. JOHX N., Australians.
MACDONALD— *DONALD, Sergt., Seaiorths; killed in action m
France, 19th April, 1918, aged 25-
MACKENZIE— RODERICK R.N.R. *JOHN' (Sen.), Gordons.
killed in action, 2«d June, 1916, aged 19 (son of Mr Evandei
Mackenzie). JOHN (Jim.), R.N.R. *EVANDER, Seaforth-. :
killed in action, 2nd June, 1916, aged 19.
MURRAY— KENNETH, Gordons; severely wounded. DONALD,
R.N.R.
MACKAY— ALEXANDER, Seaman, R.N.R.; interned in Holland
MALCOLM, Canadian Navy.
MACLEOD— JOHN, R.N.R.
MURRAY— JOHN, R.N.R.
CAMPBELL— *DONALD, Gordons; died of pneumonia, April,
1916, aged 23 (only son of Widow Christina Campbell).
MACLEOD— MALCOLM, R.N.R.
MACLEOD— ANGUS, R.N.R. MALCOLM, Canadians; severely
wounded; right arm amputated. ALEXANDER, R.N.R.
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CAMPBELL— RODERICK, R.N.R. *DUNCAN, Pte., Gordons;
killed in action France, 16th May, 1915, aged 21. *JOHN, Pte.^
1st Camerons; killed in action France, 1915, aged 19 (sons of
Mr Murdo Campbell).
MACLEOD— ALEXANDER, R.N.R. *DONALD, 1st Camerons;
killed in action, Sept. 23rd, 1916, aged 20 (son of Mr Alex.
Macleod, above).
MURRAY— *JOHN, 1st Camerons; killed in action.
1916, aged 19.
CAMPBELL— JOHN, Sergt., Seaiorths.
Forces. TORQUIL, Canadians.
MACKAY— ANGUS, Camerons; wounded.
MACLEOD— MURDO, R.N.R. JOHN,
adians ; prisoner in Germany.
CAMPBELL— ANGUS, R.N.R.
MACDONALD— DONALD, Sergt., Scots
R.N.R. MURDO, Seaforths.
MACDONALD— DONALD, Canadians MURDO, R.N.R.
Labour Battalion. JOHN D., Lovat Scouts.
MACLEOD— JAMES, Australians. ALEXANDER, Canadians (sons
of Mr Angus Macleod, Fort- William, Canada).
France, Sept.
ANGUS, Sergt., S A.
R.N.R. ALEX, Can-
Greys. MALCOLM,
ANGUS,
NEW GARRABOST.
12 LEE— JOHN, Gordons; wounded.
MACDONALD— ARCHIE, R.M.TR
13 MACLEOD— JOHN, Canadians; gassed; discharged 1916. ♦NOR-
MAN, Canadians; killed in action, France, June 1916-
LOWER GARRABOST.
GRAHAM— JOHN, R.N.R.; discharged.
GRAHAM— * ANGUS, R.N.R.; lost with H.M.S. "Invincible" at
Jutland, May 31st, 1915. NORMAN, Seaforths (father and son)
MURRAY— *MALCOLM, R.N.R.; lost with H.M.S "Invincible" at
Jutland, May 31st, 1916.
MACKAY— NEIL, Pte., Canadians; wounded; discharged.
GRAHAM— ANGUS, Royal Engineers. MALCOLM, Seaforths;
wounded 9th May, 1915- *ALLAN, Pte., Seaforths; killed in
action in Mesopotamia, 7th Jan., 1916, aged 18 (sons of Widow
Mary Graham).
MACLEOD— RODERICK, Sergt., Canadians
MACKAY— TOHN, R.N.R.