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&olt of Honour
-"X iv _^_ r-\ >
WILLIAM ROBERT OAKES.
Private, 1 /7th Gordon Highlanders.
Son of Mr and Mrs Oakes, 9 Church
Lane, Lerwick. Killed in action in
France on July I, 1917. Aged 21
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JAMES PEARSON.
Private. Machine Gun Company. Son of
Mr and Mrs John Pearson, Sweening,
Vidlin. Killed in action at Neuvillt
Vitasse, 3 miles from Arras, on March 28.
1918. Aged 22 years.
MAGNUS J.
Gun-layer, R.N.R., s.s. " Movenia."
Charlotte Lane, Lerwick. Husband of
Katherine M. Aitken. Torpedoed at
Scarborough Bay on August 2, 1918.
Aged 29 years.
PETER TAIT PETRIE,
Sergeant. 8th Black Watch. Son
Joan and James Petrie, 4 Church Lane,
Lerwick. Killed in action in the Battle
of Loos on Sept. 25, 1915. Aged 34.
93'
&olt of Honour
-"X iv _^_ r-\ >
WILLIAM ROBERT OAKES.
Private, 1 /7th Gordon Highlanders.
Son of Mr and Mrs Oakes, 9 Church
Lane, Lerwick. Killed in action in
France on July I, 1917. Aged 21
J
J
V
JAMES PEARSON.
Private. Machine Gun Company. Son of
Mr and Mrs John Pearson, Sweening,
Vidlin. Killed in action at Neuvillt
Vitasse, 3 miles from Arras, on March 28.
1918. Aged 22 years.
MAGNUS J.
Gun-layer, R.N.R., s.s. " Movenia."
Charlotte Lane, Lerwick. Husband of
Katherine M. Aitken. Torpedoed at
Scarborough Bay on August 2, 1918.
Aged 29 years.
PETER TAIT PETRIE,
Sergeant. 8th Black Watch. Son
Joan and James Petrie, 4 Church Lane,
Lerwick. Killed in action in the Battle
of Loos on Sept. 25, 1915. Aged 34.
93'
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| Description | Edited by Thomas Manson. With portraits. Lerwick : T. & J. Manson, 1920. |
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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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