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MORAYSHIRE ROLL OF HONOUR 79
CUMMING, William. No. 241935, Pte., i/5th Seaforth Highlanders (T.F.) ; born at Forres,
27th May, 1897 ; joined at Elgin, May, 1915 ; served in France ; killed at Vimy Ridge, 9th
April, 1917. Son of Hugh G. and Sophia Gilmour Cumming, Orchard Cottage, Forres. Occu-
pation, chemist.
CUMMING, William Ogilvie. No. 317266, Spr., R.E. ; born at 32, South Guildry Street, Elgin,
17th Nov., 1898 ; joined at Bedford, 30th August, 1917 ; served in France and Germany.
Son of W. and Isabella Cumming, 15, King Street, New Elgin. Occupation, telegraphist and
sorter.
CUMMING, Willie. No. 265734, Sgt., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Forres, 22nd Jan.,
1882 ; joined at Forres, 13th Sept., 1914 ; served in France ; killed at Cambrai, nth April,
1918. Son of Donald and Maria Cumming, Fernside Place, Forres. Occupation, carpenter.
CUNNINGHAM, Patrick. No. 41984, Lce./Cpl., 2nd Royal Scots ; born at Peterhead, 1st
August, 1898, residing nine years in Morayshire ; joined at Elgin, 6th Feb., 1917 ; served in
France ; gassed. Son of Jessie Cunningham. Occupation, dental mechanic.
CUNNINGHAM, William John Munro. No. D/1730, Gnr., Royal Marine Artillery ; born at
Pinefield, Elgin, nth Jan., 1896 ; joined in London, 8th Feb., 1916 ; served in France ;
gassed, 19th July, 1917. Son of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Cunningham. Occupation, gardener.
CURRIE, Charles Herbert. No. 203781, Lce./Cpl., 3/6th Seaforths ; born at Innerleithen,
Peebles-shire, Sept. 29th, 1898 ; residing in Elgin from an infant ; joined at Elgin, 2nd Oct.,
1915 ; served in France ; wounded by shrapnel in right wrist. Son of Robert and Mary
Currie, 7, Culbard Street, Elgin. Occupation, apprentice to woollen designer.
CURRIE, Oliver. No. 141, Bandsman, 1st Seaforths ; born at Hawick, 7th May, 1893, residing
in Elgin since six years old ; joined at Elgin, Oct., 1908 ; served in India, France and Germany ;
wounded by shrapnel in left jaw ; awarded Mons Star. Son of Robert and Mary Currie,
7, Culbard Street, Elgin. Occupation, soldier.
CURRIE, Thomas. No. 203275, Pte., 6th Seaforths ; born at Elgin, 21st August, 1892 ; joined
at Elgin, 4th August, 1914 ; served in France ; gassed. Son of Annie Currie. Occupation, clerk.
CURRIE, Watson William. No. 76063, Cpl., Royal Engineers ; born at Galashiels, 25th April,
1891, residing in Elgin since eight years old ; joined at Glasgow, 6th August, 1914 ; served in
France, Belgium and Germany ; awarded Mons Star. Son of Robert and Mary Currie, 7,
Culbard Street, Elgin. Occupation, Atlantic Cable Telegraphist.
CUTHBERT, John. No. 266913, Lce./Cpl., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders; born at Kinloch
Lodge, Little Dunkeld, 20th Jan., 1881, residing in Morayshire for 36 years ; joined at Elgin,
July 18th, 1916 ; served in France. Son of William (deceased) and Barbara Cuthbert, The
Kennels, Gordon Castle, Fochabers. Occupation, gamekeeper.
DALLAS, James Simpson. No. 47, Pte., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Miltonduff, 7th
June, 1879 ; served in Labour Coy. Grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Springburn,
Miltonduff. Occupation, farmer.
DALLAS, John. No. 2284, Pte., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Forres, April 20th, 1896 ;
joined at Elgin, Sept., 1915 ; served in France ; killed, 30th July, 1916, in France. Son of
John Dallas (deceased), 147, High Street, Forres, and Margaret McGregor or Dallas. Occu-
pation, baker.
DALLAS, William. No. 243603, Pte., i/6th Seaforths ; born at Rafford, May 5th, 1894 ; joined
at Forres, Jan., 1915 ; served in France. Son of John Dallas (deceased), 147, High Street,
and Margaret McGregor or Dallas. Occupation, footman.
DANN, Edward Bucklow. No. 511298. Lce./Cpl., 2/i4th London Scottish Regt. ; born at
Pitchroy Blacksboat, Morayshire, 20th Feb., 1891 ; joined at Aberlour, 10th May, 1915 ;
served in France. Son of Alexander and Helen Dann, Pitchroy, Blacksboat, Morayshire.
Occupation, gamekeeper.
CUMMING, William. No. 241935, Pte., i/5th Seaforth Highlanders (T.F.) ; born at Forres,
27th May, 1897 ; joined at Elgin, May, 1915 ; served in France ; killed at Vimy Ridge, 9th
April, 1917. Son of Hugh G. and Sophia Gilmour Cumming, Orchard Cottage, Forres. Occu-
pation, chemist.
CUMMING, William Ogilvie. No. 317266, Spr., R.E. ; born at 32, South Guildry Street, Elgin,
17th Nov., 1898 ; joined at Bedford, 30th August, 1917 ; served in France and Germany.
Son of W. and Isabella Cumming, 15, King Street, New Elgin. Occupation, telegraphist and
sorter.
CUMMING, Willie. No. 265734, Sgt., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Forres, 22nd Jan.,
1882 ; joined at Forres, 13th Sept., 1914 ; served in France ; killed at Cambrai, nth April,
1918. Son of Donald and Maria Cumming, Fernside Place, Forres. Occupation, carpenter.
CUNNINGHAM, Patrick. No. 41984, Lce./Cpl., 2nd Royal Scots ; born at Peterhead, 1st
August, 1898, residing nine years in Morayshire ; joined at Elgin, 6th Feb., 1917 ; served in
France ; gassed. Son of Jessie Cunningham. Occupation, dental mechanic.
CUNNINGHAM, William John Munro. No. D/1730, Gnr., Royal Marine Artillery ; born at
Pinefield, Elgin, nth Jan., 1896 ; joined in London, 8th Feb., 1916 ; served in France ;
gassed, 19th July, 1917. Son of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Cunningham. Occupation, gardener.
CURRIE, Charles Herbert. No. 203781, Lce./Cpl., 3/6th Seaforths ; born at Innerleithen,
Peebles-shire, Sept. 29th, 1898 ; residing in Elgin from an infant ; joined at Elgin, 2nd Oct.,
1915 ; served in France ; wounded by shrapnel in right wrist. Son of Robert and Mary
Currie, 7, Culbard Street, Elgin. Occupation, apprentice to woollen designer.
CURRIE, Oliver. No. 141, Bandsman, 1st Seaforths ; born at Hawick, 7th May, 1893, residing
in Elgin since six years old ; joined at Elgin, Oct., 1908 ; served in India, France and Germany ;
wounded by shrapnel in left jaw ; awarded Mons Star. Son of Robert and Mary Currie,
7, Culbard Street, Elgin. Occupation, soldier.
CURRIE, Thomas. No. 203275, Pte., 6th Seaforths ; born at Elgin, 21st August, 1892 ; joined
at Elgin, 4th August, 1914 ; served in France ; gassed. Son of Annie Currie. Occupation, clerk.
CURRIE, Watson William. No. 76063, Cpl., Royal Engineers ; born at Galashiels, 25th April,
1891, residing in Elgin since eight years old ; joined at Glasgow, 6th August, 1914 ; served in
France, Belgium and Germany ; awarded Mons Star. Son of Robert and Mary Currie, 7,
Culbard Street, Elgin. Occupation, Atlantic Cable Telegraphist.
CUTHBERT, John. No. 266913, Lce./Cpl., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders; born at Kinloch
Lodge, Little Dunkeld, 20th Jan., 1881, residing in Morayshire for 36 years ; joined at Elgin,
July 18th, 1916 ; served in France. Son of William (deceased) and Barbara Cuthbert, The
Kennels, Gordon Castle, Fochabers. Occupation, gamekeeper.
DALLAS, James Simpson. No. 47, Pte., 6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Miltonduff, 7th
June, 1879 ; served in Labour Coy. Grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Springburn,
Miltonduff. Occupation, farmer.
DALLAS, John. No. 2284, Pte., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Forres, April 20th, 1896 ;
joined at Elgin, Sept., 1915 ; served in France ; killed, 30th July, 1916, in France. Son of
John Dallas (deceased), 147, High Street, Forres, and Margaret McGregor or Dallas. Occu-
pation, baker.
DALLAS, William. No. 243603, Pte., i/6th Seaforths ; born at Rafford, May 5th, 1894 ; joined
at Forres, Jan., 1915 ; served in France. Son of John Dallas (deceased), 147, High Street,
and Margaret McGregor or Dallas. Occupation, footman.
DANN, Edward Bucklow. No. 511298. Lce./Cpl., 2/i4th London Scottish Regt. ; born at
Pitchroy Blacksboat, Morayshire, 20th Feb., 1891 ; joined at Aberlour, 10th May, 1915 ;
served in France. Son of Alexander and Helen Dann, Pitchroy, Blacksboat, Morayshire.
Occupation, gamekeeper.
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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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