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AMERICAN
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AUSTRALIAN
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Army
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BRITISH
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Army
- Private: David Leitch ALLAN
- Private: Alexander BYIERS
- Private: Samuel Third BYIERS
- Lance Corporal: William BYIERS
- Private: William CALDER
- Lieutenant: Ewen Allan CAMERON
- Lieutenant-Colonel: Winston Leonard Spencer-CHURCHILL
- Major: Henry William Edmund Petty-FITZMAURICE
- Private: Alexander FORREST
- Brigadier-General: Simon Joseph FRASER
Army
- Private: Martin GLENNIE
- Lieutenant-Colonel: John GRAY
- Private: Stewart George Richard KING
- Honorary-Colonel: William LEGGE
- Honorary-Colonel: William Henag LEGGE
- Driver: William John KELLAS
- Lieutenant-Colonel: James Howard LINDSAY
- Chaplain: Charles Frederick LYTTELON
- Captain: Alexander Mennie MITCHELL
- Private: Alexander MURRAY
- Private: John Watson MURRAY
Army
- Major-General: Henry PARNELL
- Private: John REID
- Private: William REID
- Captain: Leslie Swain SAUNDERS
- Private: Joseph SKELTON
- Private: William STRACHAN
- Lieutenant-Colonel: Henry John Richard Villiers-STUART
- Captain: Charles Villiers-STUART
- Colonel: John Patrick Villiers-STUART
- Brigadier-General William Desmond Villiers-STUART
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CANADIAN
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ROLL OF HONOUR
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In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
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ROLL OF HONOUR
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In Memory of
In Memory of
In Memory of
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Lest We Forget
Remembered With Honour
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- Lance Corporal: John WATSON
Roll of Honour 1914-1918
JohnWATSON
Lance Corporal: 6th Battalion, H Coy, Gordon Highlanders, 11895.
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Huntly,
Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
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Hulloch,
Loos, France. Fell in action at the Battle of Loos.
1914-15 Star
British War Medal
Victory Medal
Grouped together
Gallery - Medals
3-D Gallery - Medals
Bellie Churchyard, Fochabers, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Also his son Lance Corporal JOHN WATSON fell in action at “Battle of Loos” 25th Sept 1915 aged 24 years.
And of said JANE WATSON who also died at Corse Cottage, 12th Sept 1934 aged 66 years. And RUBY, youngest daughter of GEORGE & MARY WILLIAMSON, who died at Charlotte Lane, Fochabers, 17th Nov 1918 aged 2.1/2 years.
Also in loving memory of GEORGE P. WILLIAMSON, beloved husband of MARY WATSON, who died at Corse Cottage, Fochabers, 4th November 1934 aged 50 years. The said MARY WATSON died 23rd Dec 1937 aged 48 years.
“Thy will be done”.'