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KNOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Aignish; Sergt. Donald Macleod, Seaforths, Aignish; King's
Sergeant Hector Macdonald, Seaforths, Aignish , 2nd Lieut.
Kenneth B. Macleod, R.G.A., The Manse, Knock; Sergt.
Murdo Macleod, Canadians, Knock; Sergt. Alex. John Mac-
leod, Canadians, Knock; 1st Lieut. Rev. Alex. Macdonald,
South African Rifles, Swordale ; 1st Lieut. John Macleod,
Seaforths, Swordale. Decorated for meritorious work and
distinguished conduct ui the field: — 2nd Lieut. John Munro,
M.C., Seaforths, Aignish; Sergt. Murdo Macleod, M.M.,
Canadians Knock; Pte. Donald Crichton, M.M.. K O.S.B.,
Swordale. Mentioned in despatches: — Sergt. Alex. John
Macleod, Canadians, 5 Knock; Leading Seaman Donald Mac-
donald, R.N.R., 20 Knock. For meritorious service in
Mediterranean : —Leading Seaman Malcolm Macleod,
R.N.R., 5 Knock, received a £50 bonus for sinking a German
submarine in the Mediterranean.
DONALD MORRISON.
The Schoolhouse, Knock.
KNOCK.
1 MACLEOD— MALCOLM, R.N.R.
2 MUNRO— JOHN, Canadians; wounded. *JOHN M v Gordons;
killed in action at La Bassee, 12th Nov., 1914, aged 19 (sons
of Mr Malcolm Munro).
4 MACLEOD— MURDO. R.N.R. ANGUS, R.N.R. MURDO, Sergt..
Canadians; wounded, and awarded M.M. for gallantry and devo-
tion to duty at Passchendale in 1917-
5 MACLEOD— ALEXANDER, Gordons; thrice wounded, and dis-
charged in 1917. DONALD, Skipper, R.N.R. *MALCOLM,
Gunner, R.N.R.; lost with s.s. "Mereddio," 1917, aged 20-
ALEX. JOHN, Sergt., Canadians; mentioned in Despatches;
killed in action in France, 5th Nov., 1918. aged 25 (sons of Mr
Alexander Macleod).
MACKENZIE—JAMES, R.N.R
6 MUNRO— JOHN, R.N.R.
7 MACLEOD— DONALD, R.N.R. MURDO, R.N.R.
8 MACLEOD— MURDO, Seaforths; wounded. KENNETH, R.N.R.
9 MACRAE— MURDO, R.N.R. ALEXANDER, Canadians.
10 MACAULAY— DONALD, R.N.R.
11 FINLAYSON— JOHN, R.N.R.
NICOLSON— FINLAY, R.N.R. "ANGUS, 1st GoTdons ; killed in
action in France, 20th July. 1915, aged 18. NORMAN, Welsh
Artillery. JOHN, Mate, U.S. Navy (sons of Mr Angus Nicolson).
12 CRICHTON— HUGH, R.N.R. *ANGUS, R.N.R.; drowned in the
"Iolaire" disaster, aged 41 (sons of the late Mr Colin Crichton).
13 MACKENZIE— *JOHN, Gordons; killed in action 20th September,.
1915, aged 18 (sou of Mr Alexander Mackenzie).
13 MACDONALD— MALCOLM, R.N.R.
14 MACKENZIE— MALCOLM, R.N.R. JAMES, R.M.B.
15 CRICHTON— ALEXANDER. R.N.R. MALCOLM, Canadians;
twice wounded. *DONAI.D, R.N.R. ; drowned' in "Iolaire"'
disaster, aged 23. TOROUIL, R.E. (sons of Mrs Alexander
Crichton.
16 MURRAY— WILLIAM, Pte., Gordons; prisoner in Germany.
17 MACIVER— MURDO, Gordons; wounded. DONALD. Canadians;
severely wounded.
17 MACLEOD— *,MALCOLM, 15th Canadians; wounded in France;
died of pneumonia in Belgium, 10th Feb., 1919, aged 28
DONALD, C. R.N.R. ALEXANDER, R.N.R. JOHN, Can-
adians (sons of Mr John MacleodL
18 MACLEOD— DONALD, R.N.R. *ANGUS, R.N.R. (T) ; drowned in
"Iolaire" disaster, aged 23 (sons of Mr Torquil Macleod).
18 MACLEOD— GEORGE. Canadians; severely wounded. *DONALD,
Canadians: died of wounds in England, 1918, aged 31 (sons of
late Mr Hector Macleod).
19 MACLEOD— *JOHN, Gunner, R.N.R.; died of pneumonia in
Glasgow, 1919, aged 28- MALCOLM, R.N.R. WILLIAM J.,
R.N.R. (sons of Mr William Macleod).
20 MACDONALD— ANGUS, R.N.R. *DONAI.I>, Gunner, R.N.R.;
drowned Jan., 1918, aged 30. *DONALD, Leading Seaman!
R.N.R.; died 19th May, 1917, aged 23; was commended by the
Admiralty for meritorious work in the Eastern Mediterranean
(sons of Mr Donald Macdonald).
21 MUNRO— *KENNETH, Leading Seaman. R.N.R.; served on
H.M.S. "Yarmouth" at Battle of Jutland ; died at home 3rd Aug.,
1918, aged 25 (sou of Mr John Munro).
22 MACKAY— JOHN, R.N.R.
23 MACLEOD— *KENNETH, R.N.R.; accidentally killed on board'
ship. ALEXANDER, R.N.R.
23 MUNRO— ALEXANDER, Driver, R.M.B.
24 MACKENZIE— *JOHN, R.N.R.; enlisted in 1914 before age of 18;
died at Shotley, 26th May, 1917, aged 21 (son of Mr John
Mackenzie) .