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16 MORAYSHIRE ROLL OF HONOUR
ANDERSON, William. No. 93928, Fitter, R.H. Artillery ; born at 21, King Street, Lossiemouth,
12th Dec, 1895 ; joined at Lossiemouth, 1915 ; served in German East Africa and France.
Son of Alexander and Margaret Anderson, 21, King Street, Lossiemouth. Occupation, marine
engineer's apprentice.
ANDERSON, William. No. 406213, Pte., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Forres, Oct.
28th, 1897 ; joined at Elgin, Nov. nth, 1913 ; served in France ; killed in action at Arras,
May 16th, 1917. Occupation, clerk.
ANDERSON, William. No. 35709, Pte., 19th and 46th Field Ambulances, R.A.M.C. ; born at
Bishopmill, Elgin, nth May, 1895 ; joined at London, 15th Sept., 1914 ; served in France ;
awarded M.M. (London Gazette, 18th Oct., 1917), and 1914-15 Star. Son of D. Anderson,
23, South Guildry Street, Elgin, and Christina Robb Mason, or Anderson. Occupation, clerk.
ANDERSON, William. No. 200288, Cpl., 4/5th Black Watch (Dundee's Own) ; born at Brechin,
Forfarshire, 14th March, 1891, and educated in Elgin ; joined at Dundee, August, 1914 ;
served four years in local Territorials, and in France ; awarded military medal. Son of
William and Elizabeth Anderson, 30, South Guildry Street, Elgin. Occupation, journalist.
ANDERSON, William Adam. No. 266209, Lce./Cpl., 3/6th Seaforth Highlanders; born at
The Kennels, Gordon Castle, Fochabers, 1st Feb., 1886 ; joined at Elgin, 17th June, 1915 ;
served in France, Lewis Gun Section ; killed at Arras, April 8th, 1917. Son of William and
Diana Anderson, Roman Camp, Fochabers. Occupation, coachman.
ANDERSON, William Alexander. Born at Binns, Garmouth, Morayshire, 23rd Oct., 1887 ;
joined at Garmouth, Morayshire, 1902, the 6th Seaforth Highlanders, went to Ceylon and
afterwards to Malay Straits Settlements and joined the C.P.R.C. Regiment. Son of James
(deceased) and Ann Anderson, Binns, Garmouth. Occupation, tea and rubber planter.
ANDERSON, William Alexander. No. 3961, Pte., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at North
Castle Hill, Parish of Birnie, 16th Nov., 1884 ; joined at Drill Hall, Nairn, 2nd Dec, 1915 ;
served in France ; killed in action at Beaumont Hamel, 13th Nov., 1916. Son of Robert
and Mary Calder Anderson, Granary Cottage, Rafford. Occupation, under gamekeeper.
ANDERSON, William George. Lieut., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Dallas, Morayshire,
27th Feb., 1888 ; joined at Elgin, 14th August, 1914 ; served in France ; wounded in Mametz
Wood on 22nd July 1916, left forearm amputated, shrapnel wounds right thigh and knee.
Son of Philip and Isabella Mitchell Anderson (both deceased), Dallas. Occupation, house
furnisher.
ANDERSON, William Hugh. No. E.S5301, Eng., Royal Navy ; born at Forres, 4th Oct., 1887 ;
joined at Burntisland, 21st Nov., 1917 ; served at North Queensferry on Boom Defence. -
Son of John and Elizabeth Anderson, 1, Russell Terrace, Forres. Occupation, manager,
Lord & Co., Grocers.
ANDERSON, William James. No. 45361, Dvr., Canadian Engineers ; born at Tacoma, State of
Washington, U.S.A. ; residing in Morayshire since early childhood ; joined at Toronto,
Canada, Feb., 1915 ; served in France ; wounded by shrapnel, August, 1917. Son of George
Anderson, Urquhart Village, and Margaret Roy or Anderson. Occupation, car conductor.
ANDERSON, William Trevor. Lieut., 6th Seaforths and R.F.C. ; born at Newera Eliya,
Ceylon, 30th Dec, 1896, lived in Elgin since 1904 ; joined at Elgin, 8th Oct., 1914 ; served
in Scotland and England ; died of illness contracted when on military duty at Newcastle-on-
Tync, 8th April, 1917. Son of William and Edith Isabella Anderson, Springfield House,
Elgin. Occupation, scholar.
ANDREWS, James. No. 527325, Pte., 7th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Territorials) ;
born at Kilsyth, Stirling, August 7th, 1894, married to Lossiemouth girl, residing there for
past twelve months ; joined at Kilsyth, 12th Oct.. 1913, mobilised 4th August, 1914 ; served
in France ; wounded at Arras, 1917, then transferred to Labour Batt. Son of Henry Andrews,
Charles Street, Kilsyth, and Elizabeth Rankine or Andrews (both deceased). Occupation,
coal miner.
ANDERSON, William. No. 93928, Fitter, R.H. Artillery ; born at 21, King Street, Lossiemouth,
12th Dec, 1895 ; joined at Lossiemouth, 1915 ; served in German East Africa and France.
Son of Alexander and Margaret Anderson, 21, King Street, Lossiemouth. Occupation, marine
engineer's apprentice.
ANDERSON, William. No. 406213, Pte., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Forres, Oct.
28th, 1897 ; joined at Elgin, Nov. nth, 1913 ; served in France ; killed in action at Arras,
May 16th, 1917. Occupation, clerk.
ANDERSON, William. No. 35709, Pte., 19th and 46th Field Ambulances, R.A.M.C. ; born at
Bishopmill, Elgin, nth May, 1895 ; joined at London, 15th Sept., 1914 ; served in France ;
awarded M.M. (London Gazette, 18th Oct., 1917), and 1914-15 Star. Son of D. Anderson,
23, South Guildry Street, Elgin, and Christina Robb Mason, or Anderson. Occupation, clerk.
ANDERSON, William. No. 200288, Cpl., 4/5th Black Watch (Dundee's Own) ; born at Brechin,
Forfarshire, 14th March, 1891, and educated in Elgin ; joined at Dundee, August, 1914 ;
served four years in local Territorials, and in France ; awarded military medal. Son of
William and Elizabeth Anderson, 30, South Guildry Street, Elgin. Occupation, journalist.
ANDERSON, William Adam. No. 266209, Lce./Cpl., 3/6th Seaforth Highlanders; born at
The Kennels, Gordon Castle, Fochabers, 1st Feb., 1886 ; joined at Elgin, 17th June, 1915 ;
served in France, Lewis Gun Section ; killed at Arras, April 8th, 1917. Son of William and
Diana Anderson, Roman Camp, Fochabers. Occupation, coachman.
ANDERSON, William Alexander. Born at Binns, Garmouth, Morayshire, 23rd Oct., 1887 ;
joined at Garmouth, Morayshire, 1902, the 6th Seaforth Highlanders, went to Ceylon and
afterwards to Malay Straits Settlements and joined the C.P.R.C. Regiment. Son of James
(deceased) and Ann Anderson, Binns, Garmouth. Occupation, tea and rubber planter.
ANDERSON, William Alexander. No. 3961, Pte., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at North
Castle Hill, Parish of Birnie, 16th Nov., 1884 ; joined at Drill Hall, Nairn, 2nd Dec, 1915 ;
served in France ; killed in action at Beaumont Hamel, 13th Nov., 1916. Son of Robert
and Mary Calder Anderson, Granary Cottage, Rafford. Occupation, under gamekeeper.
ANDERSON, William George. Lieut., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Dallas, Morayshire,
27th Feb., 1888 ; joined at Elgin, 14th August, 1914 ; served in France ; wounded in Mametz
Wood on 22nd July 1916, left forearm amputated, shrapnel wounds right thigh and knee.
Son of Philip and Isabella Mitchell Anderson (both deceased), Dallas. Occupation, house
furnisher.
ANDERSON, William Hugh. No. E.S5301, Eng., Royal Navy ; born at Forres, 4th Oct., 1887 ;
joined at Burntisland, 21st Nov., 1917 ; served at North Queensferry on Boom Defence. -
Son of John and Elizabeth Anderson, 1, Russell Terrace, Forres. Occupation, manager,
Lord & Co., Grocers.
ANDERSON, William James. No. 45361, Dvr., Canadian Engineers ; born at Tacoma, State of
Washington, U.S.A. ; residing in Morayshire since early childhood ; joined at Toronto,
Canada, Feb., 1915 ; served in France ; wounded by shrapnel, August, 1917. Son of George
Anderson, Urquhart Village, and Margaret Roy or Anderson. Occupation, car conductor.
ANDERSON, William Trevor. Lieut., 6th Seaforths and R.F.C. ; born at Newera Eliya,
Ceylon, 30th Dec, 1896, lived in Elgin since 1904 ; joined at Elgin, 8th Oct., 1914 ; served
in Scotland and England ; died of illness contracted when on military duty at Newcastle-on-
Tync, 8th April, 1917. Son of William and Edith Isabella Anderson, Springfield House,
Elgin. Occupation, scholar.
ANDREWS, James. No. 527325, Pte., 7th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Territorials) ;
born at Kilsyth, Stirling, August 7th, 1894, married to Lossiemouth girl, residing there for
past twelve months ; joined at Kilsyth, 12th Oct.. 1913, mobilised 4th August, 1914 ; served
in France ; wounded at Arras, 1917, then transferred to Labour Batt. Son of Henry Andrews,
Charles Street, Kilsyth, and Elizabeth Rankine or Andrews (both deceased). Occupation,
coal miner.
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| Description | A biographical record of the men and women connected with the county who took part in the Great War. Along with a foreword by William J. McKenzie, who also edited this volume. Issued under direction of a representative committee of the county council and town councils of Morayshire. Illustrated. |
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