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MORAYSHIRE ROLL OF HONOUR 17
ANGUS, Frederick Proctor. No. 2982, Sgt., 9th Seaforth Highlanders (Pioneers) ; born at
Fyvie, nth April, 1889, residing in Forres since 1900 ; joined at Fort George, 3rd Sept., X
1914 ; served in France ; wounded in right knee. Son of James and Annie Angus, Ard-
gowan, Orchard Road, Forres. Occupation, tailor's cutter.
ANGUS, Thomas 2Eneas. Capt., 5th (Service) Batt. Cameron Highlanders, commissioned to 6th
Batt. Seaforth Highlanders, 6th Nov., 1915 ; born at Forres, 23rd Feb., 1894; joined at
Edinburgh, 27th August, 1914 ; served in France ; wounded ; mentioned in despatches,
May, 1917. Son of William (deceased) and Mrs. J. A. Angus, The Cottage, Forres. Occupa-
tion, forester.
ARBUTHNOT, Alexander. No. 137932, Gnr., Royal Garrison Artillery, afterwards the 2/6th
Seaforths ; born at Elgin, 23rd March, 1896 ; joined at Elgin, 28th April, 1912 ; served in
France. Son of George and Isabella Arbuthnot, Wester Manbeen. Occupation, ploughman.-
ARBUTHNOT, James. No. 20108, Pte., Royal Marine Light Infantry ; born at Burghead,
22nd April, 1901 ; joined at Portsmouth, 1st July, 1917 ; served at Portland. Son of John
and Jessie Arbuthnot, Wester Manbeen, Elgin. Occupation, Mercantile Service.
ARCHIBALD, James. No. 301168, Gnr., Royal Garrison Artillery ; born at Forres, 18th Jul}',
1886 ; joined at Fort George, nth August, 1916 ; served in Salonika ; fractured right arm
and wrist in Salonica, June, 1918. Son of James Archibald (deceased), Market Street, Forres,
and Jessie Macintyre, or Archibald. Occupation, clerk.
ARCHIBALD, James. No. 25218, Pte. ; born at Glasgow, April 10th, 1876, residing for over 20
years in Elgin ; joined at Elgin, 1915 ; served in France ; killed in action 25th April, 1916.
Son of John and Agnes Archibald, Edinburgh. Occupation, mason.
ARCHIBALD, John. No. 132072, Sgt., 73rd Royal Highlanders of Canada ; born at Elgin,
8th Oct., 1887 ; joined at Montreal, Canada, 1915 ; served in France ; once wounded. Son of
Arthur and Mary Ann Archibald, Lochs, Urquhart, Garmouth. Occupation, linotype operator.
ARCHIBALD, Kenneth. No. 314, Sgt., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Elgin, 21st August*
1889 ; joined at Lhanbryde, 4th August, 1914 ; served in France ; three times wounded-
Son of Arthur and Mary Ann Archibald, Lochs, of Urquhart, by Garmouth. Occupation,
carpenter.
ARCHIBALD, Robert. No. 135255, Sgt., 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade ; born at Bishopmill,
Morayshire, 26th Feb., 1891 ; joined in Canada, 1914 ; served in England and France. Son
of James Archibald, Bishopmill, Elgin, and Elspeth Findlay, or Archibald (both deceased).
Occupation, sheep rancher.
ARCHIBALD, William. No. 202850, Sgt., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Muir, Urquhart,
5th June, 1894 ; joined at Garmouth, 4th August, 1914 ; served in France. Son of Arthur
and Mary Ann Archibald, Lochs, Urquhart, Garmouth. Occupation, gardener.
ARMOUR, James. No. R4/106535, Pte., A.S.C. ; born at Govan, Nov. 12th, 1875, residing in
Forres for last 14 years ; joined at Forres, April, 1915 ; served in France. Son of Robert
Armour, 6, Inner Park Buildings, Skelmorlie, and Ann Bell or Armour. Occupation, cab
driver.
ASHER, Alexander. No. 21473, Pte., Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Bog o' Fern, Lhanbryde,
4th Feb., 1892 ; joined at Elgin, 2nd April, 1917 ; served in France and Flanders ; killed in
action near Ypres, 22nd August, 1917. Son of William Asher, Bog o' Fern, and Jane Harrold,
or Asher. Occupation, farm worker.
ASHER, Alick. No. 265270, Lce./Cpl., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Elgin, 31st May, 1895 ;
joined at Fochabers, 16th July, 1913 ; served in France ; gassed and wounded in left hand.-
Son of James Asher (deceased), Craigowan, Fochabers, and Margaret Brown Gill or Asher _
Occupation, bank clerk.
ANGUS, Frederick Proctor. No. 2982, Sgt., 9th Seaforth Highlanders (Pioneers) ; born at
Fyvie, nth April, 1889, residing in Forres since 1900 ; joined at Fort George, 3rd Sept., X
1914 ; served in France ; wounded in right knee. Son of James and Annie Angus, Ard-
gowan, Orchard Road, Forres. Occupation, tailor's cutter.
ANGUS, Thomas 2Eneas. Capt., 5th (Service) Batt. Cameron Highlanders, commissioned to 6th
Batt. Seaforth Highlanders, 6th Nov., 1915 ; born at Forres, 23rd Feb., 1894; joined at
Edinburgh, 27th August, 1914 ; served in France ; wounded ; mentioned in despatches,
May, 1917. Son of William (deceased) and Mrs. J. A. Angus, The Cottage, Forres. Occupa-
tion, forester.
ARBUTHNOT, Alexander. No. 137932, Gnr., Royal Garrison Artillery, afterwards the 2/6th
Seaforths ; born at Elgin, 23rd March, 1896 ; joined at Elgin, 28th April, 1912 ; served in
France. Son of George and Isabella Arbuthnot, Wester Manbeen. Occupation, ploughman.-
ARBUTHNOT, James. No. 20108, Pte., Royal Marine Light Infantry ; born at Burghead,
22nd April, 1901 ; joined at Portsmouth, 1st July, 1917 ; served at Portland. Son of John
and Jessie Arbuthnot, Wester Manbeen, Elgin. Occupation, Mercantile Service.
ARCHIBALD, James. No. 301168, Gnr., Royal Garrison Artillery ; born at Forres, 18th Jul}',
1886 ; joined at Fort George, nth August, 1916 ; served in Salonika ; fractured right arm
and wrist in Salonica, June, 1918. Son of James Archibald (deceased), Market Street, Forres,
and Jessie Macintyre, or Archibald. Occupation, clerk.
ARCHIBALD, James. No. 25218, Pte. ; born at Glasgow, April 10th, 1876, residing for over 20
years in Elgin ; joined at Elgin, 1915 ; served in France ; killed in action 25th April, 1916.
Son of John and Agnes Archibald, Edinburgh. Occupation, mason.
ARCHIBALD, John. No. 132072, Sgt., 73rd Royal Highlanders of Canada ; born at Elgin,
8th Oct., 1887 ; joined at Montreal, Canada, 1915 ; served in France ; once wounded. Son of
Arthur and Mary Ann Archibald, Lochs, Urquhart, Garmouth. Occupation, linotype operator.
ARCHIBALD, Kenneth. No. 314, Sgt., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Elgin, 21st August*
1889 ; joined at Lhanbryde, 4th August, 1914 ; served in France ; three times wounded-
Son of Arthur and Mary Ann Archibald, Lochs, of Urquhart, by Garmouth. Occupation,
carpenter.
ARCHIBALD, Robert. No. 135255, Sgt., 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade ; born at Bishopmill,
Morayshire, 26th Feb., 1891 ; joined in Canada, 1914 ; served in England and France. Son
of James Archibald, Bishopmill, Elgin, and Elspeth Findlay, or Archibald (both deceased).
Occupation, sheep rancher.
ARCHIBALD, William. No. 202850, Sgt., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Muir, Urquhart,
5th June, 1894 ; joined at Garmouth, 4th August, 1914 ; served in France. Son of Arthur
and Mary Ann Archibald, Lochs, Urquhart, Garmouth. Occupation, gardener.
ARMOUR, James. No. R4/106535, Pte., A.S.C. ; born at Govan, Nov. 12th, 1875, residing in
Forres for last 14 years ; joined at Forres, April, 1915 ; served in France. Son of Robert
Armour, 6, Inner Park Buildings, Skelmorlie, and Ann Bell or Armour. Occupation, cab
driver.
ASHER, Alexander. No. 21473, Pte., Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Bog o' Fern, Lhanbryde,
4th Feb., 1892 ; joined at Elgin, 2nd April, 1917 ; served in France and Flanders ; killed in
action near Ypres, 22nd August, 1917. Son of William Asher, Bog o' Fern, and Jane Harrold,
or Asher. Occupation, farm worker.
ASHER, Alick. No. 265270, Lce./Cpl., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Elgin, 31st May, 1895 ;
joined at Fochabers, 16th July, 1913 ; served in France ; gassed and wounded in left hand.-
Son of James Asher (deceased), Craigowan, Fochabers, and Margaret Brown Gill or Asher _
Occupation, bank clerk.
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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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