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54 MORAYSHIRE ROLL OF HONOUR
CAMPBELL, William. No. 306333, Pte., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at King Street,
Lossiemouth, Oct., 1890 ; joined at Elgin, Sept., 1914 ; served in France and Belgium ;
wounded at Arras. Son of James Campbell, 28, Commerce Street, Lossiemouth, and Catherine
Hepburn or Mitchell. Occupation, fisherman.
CAMPBELL, William. No. 1977, Warrant Officer, H.M.D. " Whitehill " ; born at Lossiemouth,
25th July, 1880 ; joined at Aberdeen, 23rd October ; served at Dover. Son of William and
Jane Campbell, Craig Head, Queen Street. Occupation, fisherman.
CAMPBELL, Wilson Colin. No. 6450, Sgt., 7th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Johnstripe,
Edinkillie, Dunphail, May 12th, 1894 ; joined at Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Dec. 5th, 1914 ; served
in France ; slightly wounded and gassed at Loos, Sept. 25th, 1915, and seriously wounded at
Longuival, July 15th, 1916, by gunshot wound in shoulder. Son of Wilson and Annabella
Campbell, Blackballs, Dallas, Forres. Occupation, police constable.
CAMPBELL, William Henderson. No. 2969, Pte., i/6th Seaforths ; born at 50, High Street,
Elgin, 5th Dec, 1887 ; joined at Elgin, 4th Feb., 1915 ; served in France ; killed at Arras,
28th April, 1916. Son of Malcolm Campbell (deceased), 50, High Street, Elgin, and Margaret
Longbotham or Campbell. Occupation, weaver.
CANT, George Macdonald. No. 152955, Gnr., R.G.A. ; born at Easter, New Forres,
Forres, 17th April, 1891 ; joined at Plymouth, 17th April, 1917 ; served in France. Son
of George Cant and Catherine Macdonald or Cant (both deceased). Occupation, baker and
confectioner.
CANT, John Macdonald. No. 120664, Bdr., R.G.A. ; born at Lawrenceton, 18th April, 1885 ;
joined at Plymouth, 14th Sept., 1916 ; served in France ; wounded at Ypres, nth June, 1917,
and suffered from shell-shock, and discharged unfit for further service, 6th March, 1918. Son
of George Cant and Catherine Macdonald or Cant (both deceased). Occupation, master
butcher.
CARMICHAEL, James William. No. 350671, Pte., 2/6th Seaforth Highlanders, afterwards
transferred to 14th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders ; born at Elgin, 9th Nov., 1876 ;
joined at Elgin, 12th Jan., 1915 ; served in France. Son of Alick (deceased) and Jessie
Carmichael. Occupation, wool warper.
CARMICHAEL, James William. No. 41838, Pte., i/5th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Elgin
9th July, 1899 ; joined at Elgin, 1st Oct., 1917 ; served in France. Son of James and Jane
Carmichael, 305, High Street, Elgin. Occupation, baker.
CARMICHAEL, Robert. No. 141817, Pte., Machine Gun Corps ; born at Elgin, Nov. 5th, 1893 ;
joined at London, Feb. 7th, 1916 ; served in France. Son of Jessie Carmichael. Occupation,
footman.
CASSELS, William. No. 2757, Lce.-Cpl., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Crook of Alves,
Parish of Alves, 15th May, 1895 ; joined at Elgin, Oct., 1914 ; served in France and Belgium ;
killed at Beaumont Hamel, France, 13th Nov., 1916. Son of John and Margaret Cassels,
Crook of Alves. Occupation, sawmiller.
CASSIE, Alexander Whyte. Temporary Lieut., R.A.M.C. ; born at Free Church Manse,
Hopeman, 1877 ; joined, August, 1915 ; served in Gallipoli and Egypt. Son of Rev. Geo.
and Mrs. Cassie, 113, Norse Road, Scotston, Glasgow. Occupation, medical practitioner.
CASSIE, James Innes. No. 41468, Pte., 8th Royal Highlanders ; born at Johannesburg, South
Africa, 13th April, 1899 ; joined at Nairn, 13th May, 1917 ; served in France and Belgium ;
wounded in right forearm and forehead, with loss of sight in left eye. Son of W. I. Cassie„
Johannesburg, South Africa, and Elsie Young or Cassie. Occupation, baker.
CATTANACH, Cecil Bertram. No. 32275, Pte., 175th K.O.S.B. ; born at Coulmony, Ardclach,,
Nairnshire, July 29th, 1898, residing in Grantown-on-Spey since 1913 ; joined at Fort George,
21st Feb., 1917 ; served in France ; wounded in knee. Son of John Cattanach, Craig View,
High Street, Grantown-on-Spey, and Rose Catherine Cobban or Cattanach. Occupation,,
ironmonger.
CAMPBELL, William. No. 306333, Pte., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at King Street,
Lossiemouth, Oct., 1890 ; joined at Elgin, Sept., 1914 ; served in France and Belgium ;
wounded at Arras. Son of James Campbell, 28, Commerce Street, Lossiemouth, and Catherine
Hepburn or Mitchell. Occupation, fisherman.
CAMPBELL, William. No. 1977, Warrant Officer, H.M.D. " Whitehill " ; born at Lossiemouth,
25th July, 1880 ; joined at Aberdeen, 23rd October ; served at Dover. Son of William and
Jane Campbell, Craig Head, Queen Street. Occupation, fisherman.
CAMPBELL, Wilson Colin. No. 6450, Sgt., 7th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Johnstripe,
Edinkillie, Dunphail, May 12th, 1894 ; joined at Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Dec. 5th, 1914 ; served
in France ; slightly wounded and gassed at Loos, Sept. 25th, 1915, and seriously wounded at
Longuival, July 15th, 1916, by gunshot wound in shoulder. Son of Wilson and Annabella
Campbell, Blackballs, Dallas, Forres. Occupation, police constable.
CAMPBELL, William Henderson. No. 2969, Pte., i/6th Seaforths ; born at 50, High Street,
Elgin, 5th Dec, 1887 ; joined at Elgin, 4th Feb., 1915 ; served in France ; killed at Arras,
28th April, 1916. Son of Malcolm Campbell (deceased), 50, High Street, Elgin, and Margaret
Longbotham or Campbell. Occupation, weaver.
CANT, George Macdonald. No. 152955, Gnr., R.G.A. ; born at Easter, New Forres,
Forres, 17th April, 1891 ; joined at Plymouth, 17th April, 1917 ; served in France. Son
of George Cant and Catherine Macdonald or Cant (both deceased). Occupation, baker and
confectioner.
CANT, John Macdonald. No. 120664, Bdr., R.G.A. ; born at Lawrenceton, 18th April, 1885 ;
joined at Plymouth, 14th Sept., 1916 ; served in France ; wounded at Ypres, nth June, 1917,
and suffered from shell-shock, and discharged unfit for further service, 6th March, 1918. Son
of George Cant and Catherine Macdonald or Cant (both deceased). Occupation, master
butcher.
CARMICHAEL, James William. No. 350671, Pte., 2/6th Seaforth Highlanders, afterwards
transferred to 14th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders ; born at Elgin, 9th Nov., 1876 ;
joined at Elgin, 12th Jan., 1915 ; served in France. Son of Alick (deceased) and Jessie
Carmichael. Occupation, wool warper.
CARMICHAEL, James William. No. 41838, Pte., i/5th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Elgin
9th July, 1899 ; joined at Elgin, 1st Oct., 1917 ; served in France. Son of James and Jane
Carmichael, 305, High Street, Elgin. Occupation, baker.
CARMICHAEL, Robert. No. 141817, Pte., Machine Gun Corps ; born at Elgin, Nov. 5th, 1893 ;
joined at London, Feb. 7th, 1916 ; served in France. Son of Jessie Carmichael. Occupation,
footman.
CASSELS, William. No. 2757, Lce.-Cpl., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Crook of Alves,
Parish of Alves, 15th May, 1895 ; joined at Elgin, Oct., 1914 ; served in France and Belgium ;
killed at Beaumont Hamel, France, 13th Nov., 1916. Son of John and Margaret Cassels,
Crook of Alves. Occupation, sawmiller.
CASSIE, Alexander Whyte. Temporary Lieut., R.A.M.C. ; born at Free Church Manse,
Hopeman, 1877 ; joined, August, 1915 ; served in Gallipoli and Egypt. Son of Rev. Geo.
and Mrs. Cassie, 113, Norse Road, Scotston, Glasgow. Occupation, medical practitioner.
CASSIE, James Innes. No. 41468, Pte., 8th Royal Highlanders ; born at Johannesburg, South
Africa, 13th April, 1899 ; joined at Nairn, 13th May, 1917 ; served in France and Belgium ;
wounded in right forearm and forehead, with loss of sight in left eye. Son of W. I. Cassie„
Johannesburg, South Africa, and Elsie Young or Cassie. Occupation, baker.
CATTANACH, Cecil Bertram. No. 32275, Pte., 175th K.O.S.B. ; born at Coulmony, Ardclach,,
Nairnshire, July 29th, 1898, residing in Grantown-on-Spey since 1913 ; joined at Fort George,
21st Feb., 1917 ; served in France ; wounded in knee. Son of John Cattanach, Craig View,
High Street, Grantown-on-Spey, and Rose Catherine Cobban or Cattanach. Occupation,,
ironmonger.
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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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