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Murdoch Nicolson
Private 1716 B Coy 10th Battalion Highland Light Infantry
In memory of my great uncle from Peinchorran Skye KIA on 25th Sept 1915 aged 23 fighting in the trenches east of Cambrin at the Battle of Loos. Murdoch has no known grave but is remembered on the Loos Memorial at Dud Corner Cemetery. Rest in peace.
Submitted by: William MacLean
John Hollis
Private G/42315, 21st Bn., Middlesex Regiment
Aged only 23, he was killed in action at Cambrai on 24 November 1917, his body never found. Remembered always by his wife and the son and daughter who never knew him, and by his grandchildren.
Submitted by: Josie Norris
Henry Frank Ferguson
Able Seaman C/LD/X 5602, H.M.S. Jervis Bay, R.N.V.R.
In remembrance of an uncle we never had an opportunity to know. Harry joined the R.N.V.R. in anticipation of war and died on 5 November 1940 when the poorly armed passenger liner "HMS Jervis" Bay made its heroic stand against a German battleship.
Submitted by: Josie Norris
George Luther Houghton
Driver RFA - Horse Battery
My grandfather. Service number from his medals - 921. I haven't yet found his service record. The main (?only) theatre he served in was France/Belgium. At some point he was gassed and remained disabled by his injuries for the rest of his life.
Submitted by: Graham Houghton
Herbert Clover
240656 Private Herbert Clover - Royal Sussex Regiment
2713 Private Clover would have served with the Home Counties Division. Likley to be deployed to Gallipoli landing at Suvla Bay on 9th August 1915. 240656 Pte Hebert Clover joined the 5th Battalion under the command of 48th (South Midland) Division.
Submitted by: Lee Austin
Roy Gallop
Royal Air Force/A.Flt Sgt (commissioned posthumously to Pilot Officer)
Leaving school at 14, Roy worked initially as a roundsman with his father's bakery business in Chingford. He lied about his age to join the RAF at 16 and was selected for pilot training. He flew with 625 Sqn and was on his 7th op. He died at 18.
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Submitted by: Herbert John Gallop
Robert Howie Fullarton
British Army, Royal Engineers, Sergeant
Proudly served in WW2, 1939 - 45.
Born in Troon, Scotland. Bert's four siblings, William, Alexander, Jessie and Jean also served in WW2.
A humble man of great integrity. A loving husband and father. He passed away 1979 after a battle with cancer.
Submitted by: Kevin Fullarton