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CAPTAIN JAMES MURRAY COOPER, 42 St Albans Road, Edinburgh.
Received Commission as 2nd Lieutenant Royal Garrison Artillery in
April 1915. Promoted Lieutenant July 1916 and Captain July 1917.
Served in France from Decomber 1916 till October 1917, when invalided
home in consequence of Trench Fever and slight gas poisoning.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM DERMOT COOPER, 54 Manor Place, Edinburgh.
(Apprentice.)
Mobilised in August 1914. Lieutenant in Ayrshire Yeomanry, and
later attached to Royal Scots Fusiliers. Served in Gallipoli from
September 1915 till evacuation, and afterwards in Egypt and Palestine.
Wounded in advance to Palestine and killed in action near Gaza on
30th August 1917. Promoted Captain. Mentioned in Dispatches.
MAJOR GEORGE DEAS COWAN, 30 Dick Place, Edinburgh.
Mobilised in August 1914. Then Captain gth Royal Scots. Went to
France in February 1915. Promoted Major in June 1916. Killed in
action 22nd April 1918. Mentioned in Dispatches.
CHARLES NEAVES COWPER, 18 Young Street, Edinburgh.
Mobilised 21st December 1916. Served in Royal Garrison Artillery,
and was on the staff of Headquarters Office of the Siege Artillery
Signalling Depot, Southamption and Fareham, Hants.
2ND LIEUTENANT CHARLES THOMAS COX, c/o G. H. Boyd, 16
Charlotte Square, Edinburgh.
Received Commission as 2nd Lieutenant Gordon Highlanders 20th July
1915. Passed to Reserve as 2nd Lieutenant 20th November 1916.
LAWRENCE JOHN CRAIGIE, Edenkerry, Broomieknowe, Midlothian.
Served as Private from 25th October 1916 in 2nd Royal Scots and thereafter
transferred to gth Black Watch.
LIEUTENANT JAMES BOWSTEAD CRAIK, 86 Inverleith Place, Edinburgh.
Received Commission in Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in September 1915.
Served in Command of H.M. Drifter, "Fisher Lassie II.," H.M. M.L. 267
and H.M. Drifter " Fizzer." Engaged in working Anti-Submarine Indicator
nets and in protection of Fishing Fleet on East Coast.
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Received Commission as 2nd Lieutenant Royal Garrison Artillery in
April 1915. Promoted Lieutenant July 1916 and Captain July 1917.
Served in France from Decomber 1916 till October 1917, when invalided
home in consequence of Trench Fever and slight gas poisoning.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM DERMOT COOPER, 54 Manor Place, Edinburgh.
(Apprentice.)
Mobilised in August 1914. Lieutenant in Ayrshire Yeomanry, and
later attached to Royal Scots Fusiliers. Served in Gallipoli from
September 1915 till evacuation, and afterwards in Egypt and Palestine.
Wounded in advance to Palestine and killed in action near Gaza on
30th August 1917. Promoted Captain. Mentioned in Dispatches.
MAJOR GEORGE DEAS COWAN, 30 Dick Place, Edinburgh.
Mobilised in August 1914. Then Captain gth Royal Scots. Went to
France in February 1915. Promoted Major in June 1916. Killed in
action 22nd April 1918. Mentioned in Dispatches.
CHARLES NEAVES COWPER, 18 Young Street, Edinburgh.
Mobilised 21st December 1916. Served in Royal Garrison Artillery,
and was on the staff of Headquarters Office of the Siege Artillery
Signalling Depot, Southamption and Fareham, Hants.
2ND LIEUTENANT CHARLES THOMAS COX, c/o G. H. Boyd, 16
Charlotte Square, Edinburgh.
Received Commission as 2nd Lieutenant Gordon Highlanders 20th July
1915. Passed to Reserve as 2nd Lieutenant 20th November 1916.
LAWRENCE JOHN CRAIGIE, Edenkerry, Broomieknowe, Midlothian.
Served as Private from 25th October 1916 in 2nd Royal Scots and thereafter
transferred to gth Black Watch.
LIEUTENANT JAMES BOWSTEAD CRAIK, 86 Inverleith Place, Edinburgh.
Received Commission in Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve in September 1915.
Served in Command of H.M. Drifter, "Fisher Lassie II.," H.M. M.L. 267
and H.M. Drifter " Fizzer." Engaged in working Anti-Submarine Indicator
nets and in protection of Fishing Fleet on East Coast.
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| Description | Edinburgh : Printed by W. Blackwood and Sons, [1920?]. With a supplement tipped in. |
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