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MORAYSHIRE ROLL OF HONOUR 61
CLARK, James. No. 2595, Pte., 4th Pioneer Battalion ; born at Stotfield, Lossiemouth, Dec.
12th, 1886 ; joined at Brisbane, Australia, 1915 ; served in France ; slightly wounded and
gassed at Cambrai, 21st March, 1918. Son of Thos. Clark, 2, Rose Lane, Lossiemouth, and
Louisa Stewart or Clark. Occupation, sailor.
CLARK, James Alexander. No. 162961, Bdr., Royal Garrison Artillery ; born at Hopeman,
nth June, 1879 ; joined at Elgin, 1st June, 1917 ; served in France. Son of Alexander
(deceased) and Elsie Masson Clark. Occupation, law clerk.
CLARK, James Fraser. No. 17062, Pte., Black Watch ; born at Troehelhill, 15th Jan., 1895 t
joined at Perth, 30th August, 1916 ; served in France ; gunshot wound in abdomen and left
forearm. Son of William and Elsie Clark, Wood View, Muir, Garmouth. Occupation, fireman..
CLARK, John. No. K.12168, Leading Stoker, H.M.Ships, " Termagant," and " Mohawk " -
born at Inverness, 20th Nov., 1893, educated in Morayshire ; joined at Chatham, 21st August*
191 1 ; served in North Sea. Son of Athol and Margaret McK. Clark, Orbliston Station,
Fochabers. Occupation, sailor.
CLARK, John. No. 1036, Pte., 2nd Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Edinburgh, 24th August,
1892, residing in Grantown since 1897 ; joined at Fort George, March, 1912 ; served in France ;
killed in action, 25th April, 1915. Son of Francis and Jane Clark (both deceased). Occu-
pation, tailor.
CLARK, John. No. 10973, Armr. Staff. -Sgt., 4th Battn., C.E.F. ; born at Bishopbridge, Cadder,.
Lanark, 7th May, 1883, married a Morayshire woman ; joined at St. Catherine's, Ont., Canada,
August, 1914 ; served in France ; killed in action on Amiens-Villiers-Brettoneux Road, 7th
August, 1918. Son of John (deceased) and Catherine Clark, 685, Carron Road, Falkirk.
CLARK, John. No. 240585, Pte., 5th Black Watch ; born at Dundonald, Ayrshire, Sept. 1st,.
1898, parents residing in Morayshire since 1914 ; joined at Brechin, Forfarshire, 13th Sept.,..
1914 ; served in France ; gassed at Cambrai. Son of William Clark, Burgie House Garage,,
Forres, and Janet Mill or Clark. Occupation, motor engineer's apprentice.
CLARK, John Charles. No. 23974, Pte., 2nd Auckland. I. Battn. ; born at Whiterow, Altyre,.
Forres, 26th August, 1882 ; joined at Auckland, New Zealand, 27th Jan., 1916 ; served in
France. Son of John Clark, Culbin Place, Findhorn, Forres, and Jessie Stronach or Clark.
Occupation, carpenter.
CLARK, William. No. 873, Pte., 6th Seaforths ; born at Bishopmill Spynie, 19th April, 1895 ; :
joined at Elgin, August 4th, 1914 ; served in France. Son of Peter (deceased) and Jemima
Clark, 59, East High Street, Bishopmill. Occupation, power loom tuner.
CLARK, Kenneth. No. 268668, Cpl., 9th Black Watch ; born at Forres, 21st Sept., 1891 ; joined
at Glasgow, 21st Nov., 1915 ; served in France ; wounded, July, 1917, reported missing, 28th
March, 1918, at Mouchy. Son of Kenneth and Margaret Clark, ic, South Street, Forres.
Occupation, draper.
CLARK, Robert. No. 6368, Piper, 8th Battn. Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Methven, Perth-
shire, May 1st, 1879, residing in Morayshire for 6 years ; joined at Forres, 28th Nov., 1914 ;
served in France ; wounded by explosive bullet in left thigh. Son of James and Catherine
Clark, Methven, Perthshire. Occupation, farm servant.
CLARK, Robert. Lieut., R.A.M.C. ; born at Newmilns, Ayrshire, 3rd Sept., 1869, residing at
Lossiemouth for 15 years ; joined at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, 23rd July, 1918 ; served in.
France. Son of James and Marion Sawers Clark, Ingleside, Newmilns, Ayrshire. Occupation,
medical practitioner.
CLARK, Robson. Pte. ; born at Aberdeen ; served in India, Africa, and France ; killed, 4th
Nov., 1914. Son of Alexander Clark, Forres, and Jane McKay or Clark. Occupation, regular-
soldier.
CLARK, James. No. 2595, Pte., 4th Pioneer Battalion ; born at Stotfield, Lossiemouth, Dec.
12th, 1886 ; joined at Brisbane, Australia, 1915 ; served in France ; slightly wounded and
gassed at Cambrai, 21st March, 1918. Son of Thos. Clark, 2, Rose Lane, Lossiemouth, and
Louisa Stewart or Clark. Occupation, sailor.
CLARK, James Alexander. No. 162961, Bdr., Royal Garrison Artillery ; born at Hopeman,
nth June, 1879 ; joined at Elgin, 1st June, 1917 ; served in France. Son of Alexander
(deceased) and Elsie Masson Clark. Occupation, law clerk.
CLARK, James Fraser. No. 17062, Pte., Black Watch ; born at Troehelhill, 15th Jan., 1895 t
joined at Perth, 30th August, 1916 ; served in France ; gunshot wound in abdomen and left
forearm. Son of William and Elsie Clark, Wood View, Muir, Garmouth. Occupation, fireman..
CLARK, John. No. K.12168, Leading Stoker, H.M.Ships, " Termagant," and " Mohawk " -
born at Inverness, 20th Nov., 1893, educated in Morayshire ; joined at Chatham, 21st August*
191 1 ; served in North Sea. Son of Athol and Margaret McK. Clark, Orbliston Station,
Fochabers. Occupation, sailor.
CLARK, John. No. 1036, Pte., 2nd Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Edinburgh, 24th August,
1892, residing in Grantown since 1897 ; joined at Fort George, March, 1912 ; served in France ;
killed in action, 25th April, 1915. Son of Francis and Jane Clark (both deceased). Occu-
pation, tailor.
CLARK, John. No. 10973, Armr. Staff. -Sgt., 4th Battn., C.E.F. ; born at Bishopbridge, Cadder,.
Lanark, 7th May, 1883, married a Morayshire woman ; joined at St. Catherine's, Ont., Canada,
August, 1914 ; served in France ; killed in action on Amiens-Villiers-Brettoneux Road, 7th
August, 1918. Son of John (deceased) and Catherine Clark, 685, Carron Road, Falkirk.
CLARK, John. No. 240585, Pte., 5th Black Watch ; born at Dundonald, Ayrshire, Sept. 1st,.
1898, parents residing in Morayshire since 1914 ; joined at Brechin, Forfarshire, 13th Sept.,..
1914 ; served in France ; gassed at Cambrai. Son of William Clark, Burgie House Garage,,
Forres, and Janet Mill or Clark. Occupation, motor engineer's apprentice.
CLARK, John Charles. No. 23974, Pte., 2nd Auckland. I. Battn. ; born at Whiterow, Altyre,.
Forres, 26th August, 1882 ; joined at Auckland, New Zealand, 27th Jan., 1916 ; served in
France. Son of John Clark, Culbin Place, Findhorn, Forres, and Jessie Stronach or Clark.
Occupation, carpenter.
CLARK, William. No. 873, Pte., 6th Seaforths ; born at Bishopmill Spynie, 19th April, 1895 ; :
joined at Elgin, August 4th, 1914 ; served in France. Son of Peter (deceased) and Jemima
Clark, 59, East High Street, Bishopmill. Occupation, power loom tuner.
CLARK, Kenneth. No. 268668, Cpl., 9th Black Watch ; born at Forres, 21st Sept., 1891 ; joined
at Glasgow, 21st Nov., 1915 ; served in France ; wounded, July, 1917, reported missing, 28th
March, 1918, at Mouchy. Son of Kenneth and Margaret Clark, ic, South Street, Forres.
Occupation, draper.
CLARK, Robert. No. 6368, Piper, 8th Battn. Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Methven, Perth-
shire, May 1st, 1879, residing in Morayshire for 6 years ; joined at Forres, 28th Nov., 1914 ;
served in France ; wounded by explosive bullet in left thigh. Son of James and Catherine
Clark, Methven, Perthshire. Occupation, farm servant.
CLARK, Robert. Lieut., R.A.M.C. ; born at Newmilns, Ayrshire, 3rd Sept., 1869, residing at
Lossiemouth for 15 years ; joined at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, 23rd July, 1918 ; served in.
France. Son of James and Marion Sawers Clark, Ingleside, Newmilns, Ayrshire. Occupation,
medical practitioner.
CLARK, Robson. Pte. ; born at Aberdeen ; served in India, Africa, and France ; killed, 4th
Nov., 1914. Son of Alexander Clark, Forres, and Jane McKay or Clark. Occupation, regular-
soldier.
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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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| Description | Scottish First World War rolls of honour containing listings of casualties and those who died while on active service. Includes rolls for organisations, such as schools, universities, clans, businesses and churches, as well as for places all over Scotland. Also some orders of service for unveiling of war memorials. |
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