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46 MORAYSHIRE ROLL OF HONOUR
CAMERON, James. No. W.R./276219, Spr., Royal Engineers ; born at Advie, 25th April, 1889 ;
joined at Aberdeen, 7th June, 1916 ; served in France. Son of Charlie (deceased) and Annie
Cameron, 34, King Street, New Elgin. Occupation, clerk.
CAMERON, James. No. 1036, Pte., Motor Transport ; born in Parish of Edinkillie, 1877 J
joined at Inverness, 4th August, 1914 ; served in France. Son of Mary Cameron. Occupa-
tion, motor driver.
CAMERON, James. No. 1030435, Pte., 236th McLean Highlanders ; born at Milton, Plusearden,
Parish of Elgin, 1st Dec, 1889 ; joined at New Brunswick, Canada, 4th June, 1917 ; served
in France. Son of Thos. (deceased) and Jane Cameron, Milton, Plusearden, Elgin. Occu-
pation, engineer.
CAMERON, James Gordon. No. 23287, Pte., 3rd Seaforths, afterwards transferred to 2nd and
7th Seaforths ; born at Catherinebraes, 18th March, 1893 ; joined at Elgin, 6th July, 1917 ;
served in France ; received gunshot wound at back of head. Son of William and Williamina
Cameron, Catherinebraes, Elchies. Occupation, ploughman.
CAMERON, John. No. 241962, Pte., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Nairn, June 20th, 1884,
residing in Morayshire from a boy ; joined at Elgin, Oct., 1914 ; served in France ; wounded
in ankle and arm, 21st March, 1916 and 26th July, 1918. Son of Hugh Cameron, Newbigging,
Auldearn, Nr. Nairn, and Martha Chalmers or Cameron. Occupation, labourer.
CAMERON, John. No. 265904, Pte., 2/6th and i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Tomintoul,
Dec. 9th, 1893, residing in Elgin since 1910 ; joined at Elgin, 2nd Oct., 1914 ; served in France ;
wounded, 31st July, 1917 ; awarded D.C.M. 25th March, 1918, on the Somme. Son of Annie
Cameron. Occupation, farm servant.
CAMERON, John. No. 288062, Spr., Royal Engineers ; born at Smithy, Dyke, 1st Nov., 1886 ;
joined at Edinburgh, nth Dec, 1915 ; served in German and Portuguese East Africa. Son of
John and Ann Cameron, Dyke, Forres. Occupation, telegraphist.
CAMERON, John. No. 35210, Pte., 8th Camerons, afterwards transferred to 16th H.I,. I. ; born
at Delliefure, Cromdale, 22nd May, 1881 ; joined at Dunfermline, April, 1916 ; served in
France ; wounded in forehead. Son of Alexander Cameron, Dyne MacGregor, Grantown-on-
Spey, and Annie Grant or Cameron. Occupation, grocer.
CAMERON, John. No. 2531, Pte., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Findhorn, 6th March,
1883 ; joined at Findhorn, 28th Sept., 1914 ; served in France ; wounded 15th June, 1915, and
discharged 16th Sept., 1916. Son of John Cameron, Findhorn, and Mary Wright or Cameron
(both deceased). Occupation, gardener.
CAMERON, John Forsyth. 2nd Lieut., Scottish Horse and Black Watch, Nov. nth, 1914 ; born
at New Elgin, 5th May, 1892 ; joined at Elgin, Nov. nth, 1914 ; served in Gallipoli and
France ; received flesh wound and contracted dysentery. Son of Thos. Lewis (deceased) and
Helen Cameron, 51, Main Street, New Elgin. Occupation, police constable.
CAMERON, John Geddes. No. 349306, Pte., Mechanical Transport, A.S.C. ; born at Coulna-
kyle, Nethy Bridge, Inverness-shire, residing in Morayshire since 1902 ; joined at Osterley
Park Camps, London, 5th Dec, 1917 ; served in France. Son of Robert Cameron, Balnallan,
Cromdale, and Christina B. Geddes or Cameron (deceased). Occupation, farmer.
CAMERON, John Philip. Major, Indian Medical Service ; joined, 1915 ; served on board
Hospital Ship " Gascon " in the Dardanelles. Son of John Cameron, 7, Hamlet Road,
Upper Norwood, London. Occupation, doctor's assistant at Grantown-on-Spey.
CAMERON, Nathaniel. 2nd Lieut., 6th Seaforths ; born at Cullachie, Boat of Garten, served
with Morayshire Battn., i/6th Seaforths ; joined at Grantown-on-Spey, Feb., 1912 ; served
in France ; died at No. 2 Stationary Hospital, Abbeville, 17th Dec, 1917, from wounds
received at Cambrai on 23rd Nov., 1917. Son of Donald and Margaret Cameron, Cullachie,
Boat of Garten. Occupation, farmer.
CAMERON, James. No. W.R./276219, Spr., Royal Engineers ; born at Advie, 25th April, 1889 ;
joined at Aberdeen, 7th June, 1916 ; served in France. Son of Charlie (deceased) and Annie
Cameron, 34, King Street, New Elgin. Occupation, clerk.
CAMERON, James. No. 1036, Pte., Motor Transport ; born in Parish of Edinkillie, 1877 J
joined at Inverness, 4th August, 1914 ; served in France. Son of Mary Cameron. Occupa-
tion, motor driver.
CAMERON, James. No. 1030435, Pte., 236th McLean Highlanders ; born at Milton, Plusearden,
Parish of Elgin, 1st Dec, 1889 ; joined at New Brunswick, Canada, 4th June, 1917 ; served
in France. Son of Thos. (deceased) and Jane Cameron, Milton, Plusearden, Elgin. Occu-
pation, engineer.
CAMERON, James Gordon. No. 23287, Pte., 3rd Seaforths, afterwards transferred to 2nd and
7th Seaforths ; born at Catherinebraes, 18th March, 1893 ; joined at Elgin, 6th July, 1917 ;
served in France ; received gunshot wound at back of head. Son of William and Williamina
Cameron, Catherinebraes, Elchies. Occupation, ploughman.
CAMERON, John. No. 241962, Pte., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Nairn, June 20th, 1884,
residing in Morayshire from a boy ; joined at Elgin, Oct., 1914 ; served in France ; wounded
in ankle and arm, 21st March, 1916 and 26th July, 1918. Son of Hugh Cameron, Newbigging,
Auldearn, Nr. Nairn, and Martha Chalmers or Cameron. Occupation, labourer.
CAMERON, John. No. 265904, Pte., 2/6th and i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Tomintoul,
Dec. 9th, 1893, residing in Elgin since 1910 ; joined at Elgin, 2nd Oct., 1914 ; served in France ;
wounded, 31st July, 1917 ; awarded D.C.M. 25th March, 1918, on the Somme. Son of Annie
Cameron. Occupation, farm servant.
CAMERON, John. No. 288062, Spr., Royal Engineers ; born at Smithy, Dyke, 1st Nov., 1886 ;
joined at Edinburgh, nth Dec, 1915 ; served in German and Portuguese East Africa. Son of
John and Ann Cameron, Dyke, Forres. Occupation, telegraphist.
CAMERON, John. No. 35210, Pte., 8th Camerons, afterwards transferred to 16th H.I,. I. ; born
at Delliefure, Cromdale, 22nd May, 1881 ; joined at Dunfermline, April, 1916 ; served in
France ; wounded in forehead. Son of Alexander Cameron, Dyne MacGregor, Grantown-on-
Spey, and Annie Grant or Cameron. Occupation, grocer.
CAMERON, John. No. 2531, Pte., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Findhorn, 6th March,
1883 ; joined at Findhorn, 28th Sept., 1914 ; served in France ; wounded 15th June, 1915, and
discharged 16th Sept., 1916. Son of John Cameron, Findhorn, and Mary Wright or Cameron
(both deceased). Occupation, gardener.
CAMERON, John Forsyth. 2nd Lieut., Scottish Horse and Black Watch, Nov. nth, 1914 ; born
at New Elgin, 5th May, 1892 ; joined at Elgin, Nov. nth, 1914 ; served in Gallipoli and
France ; received flesh wound and contracted dysentery. Son of Thos. Lewis (deceased) and
Helen Cameron, 51, Main Street, New Elgin. Occupation, police constable.
CAMERON, John Geddes. No. 349306, Pte., Mechanical Transport, A.S.C. ; born at Coulna-
kyle, Nethy Bridge, Inverness-shire, residing in Morayshire since 1902 ; joined at Osterley
Park Camps, London, 5th Dec, 1917 ; served in France. Son of Robert Cameron, Balnallan,
Cromdale, and Christina B. Geddes or Cameron (deceased). Occupation, farmer.
CAMERON, John Philip. Major, Indian Medical Service ; joined, 1915 ; served on board
Hospital Ship " Gascon " in the Dardanelles. Son of John Cameron, 7, Hamlet Road,
Upper Norwood, London. Occupation, doctor's assistant at Grantown-on-Spey.
CAMERON, Nathaniel. 2nd Lieut., 6th Seaforths ; born at Cullachie, Boat of Garten, served
with Morayshire Battn., i/6th Seaforths ; joined at Grantown-on-Spey, Feb., 1912 ; served
in France ; died at No. 2 Stationary Hospital, Abbeville, 17th Dec, 1917, from wounds
received at Cambrai on 23rd Nov., 1917. Son of Donald and Margaret Cameron, Cullachie,
Boat of Garten. Occupation, farmer.
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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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