The band had exceptional luck while on Gallipoli, never having had

a casualty after it was raised, although often playing under heavy

shell fire. They played and warmed the hearts of all true Scots, and

must have given the wily Turk quite a shock with "Hey Johnnie Cope,"

which could be heard quite distinctly on a quiet morning in the

firing-line, right up till within a few days of the final evacuation

of the peninsula.

After sojourning for a month on the Island of Mudros, they sailed

with the rest of the Division for Egypt. From Abbassia (Cairo) they

moved to the desert front, and have been with the Division in the

trek across Sinai.

From El Arish the band accompanied the Division right into Palestine,

and is believed to be the first pipe band to play in the "Holy Land."

PRISONERS OF WAR BAND

One of the most remarkable of military pipe bands was one organised

in the British prisoners' internment camps in Holland. At one time

this band consisted of 13 pipers of different units, including two

pipe majors, under Pipe Major Duff, 2nd Royal Scots.

OVERSEAS BATTALIONS

PRINCESS PATRICIA'S CANADIAN LIGHT INFANTRY

The pipers were mainly employed as bearers.

In the attack on the Vimy Ridge on 9th April, 1917, the battalion was

played over by the nine pipers.

Pipers were also employed as runners.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

667 Pipe Major JOHN COLVILLE Invalided; despatches.

12942 " W. CAMPBELL

Sergt. JOHN MACDONALD, D.C.M. Died of wounds, 17/9/16;

D.C.M.

262 " H. LAING Wounded, 8/5/15; despatches.

672 Corpl. D. M'INTOSH Invalided.

1770 Lance-Cpl. J. HUNTER Wounded, Oct. 1918.

264 Piper J. RITCHIE Wounded, 22/3/15.

676 " J. M'LOY Wounded, 28/2/15.

265 " W. ROBERTSON Died of wounds, 25/3/15.

1296 " J. M. ROBERTSON,

D.C.M. Wounded, 8/5/15, D.C.M.

679 " J. WOOD Wounded, 17/5/15.

1772 " G. MILLER Invalided.

266 " C. M'LEAN

1771 " G. HARVEY

1174 Piper H. LOGAN Wounded, 15/3/15.

21499 " A. G. M'DONALD

432938 " J. LAING

432013 " R. RITCHIE

432966 " W. ADAMSON Wounded, March, 1916.

432862 " L. SMITH

432137 " J. WOOD

432812 " G. DUNBAR

433130 " G. THOMSON

432312 " G. MURRAY

THE ROYAL HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA

13TH BATTALION

In the Ypres fighting in April 1915 the pipers suffered heavily, 3

of them being killed and 5 wounded. Some of them were employed as

runners, others in the ranks.

At the recapture of Hill 70 in August 1917 the companies were led to

the attack by their pipers.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

24002 Pipe Major D. MANSON

24962 Piper D. A. M'ARTHUR

24010 " J. BURNS Wounded, Ypres, 23/4/15.

24011 Lance-Cpl. J. DYCE Wounded, Ypres, 23/4/15.

24012 Piper W. LAWSON Died of wounds, Fleurbaix,

16/3/15.

24013 " A. J. MACDONALD Killed, 24/4/15.

24014 " N. SINCLAIR

24015 " A. SINGER Wounded, 3/5/15, Ypres.

24392 " H. ROBERTSON Killed, Ypres, 2/5/15.

24155 " N. MACDONALD Killed, Ypres, 24/4/15.

24704 " D. CAMPBELL Wounded, 22/4/15.

25045 " J. W. MACDONALD

8004 " C. S. MACDONALD

11095 " A. EDEN

12942 " W. CAMPBELL

46636 " J. CONNACHER

14536 " G. B. MACPHERSON

THE 48TH HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA

15TH BATTALION

The battalion took out 19 pipers. At the battle of Amiens, 5th-8th

August, 1918, their pipers played in the front line. They were

fortunate as regards casualties during the war, having lost only one

man killed.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

27221 Pipe Major A. R. KEITH, M.M.

27386 Lance-Sgt. A. A. NEWLANDS

27548 Corpl. J. THOMPSON Died of disease.

27925 Lance-Cpl. A. M'DONALD

27659 Piper K. CROSBIE Obtained commission in R.A.

27058 " F. A. COWEN Gassed, Ypres, 22/4/15;

invalided.

27883 " A. DONALDSON

27023 " K. MILLER

2709 " W. H. WICK

13611 " D. BRAIDWOOD Obtained commission.

30207 " A. GORDON

152 " J. A. MACKINNON, M.C. Obtained commission.

43212 " A. STURROCK

37451 " W. MACDONALD

41587 " N. A. ROSS

58456 " G. C. HENDERSON

135514 " A. M. MACDONALD

192071 " D. MACDONALD

193489 " J. HINSHELWOOD

799915 " A. MACDONALD

1045162 " T. HAMILTON

1045069 " J. M'NEILL

1045923 " H. E. MATHEWS

1045177 " R. B. MACWILLIAM

192170 " T. MARTIN

1045779 " W. HYND

192270 " W. MAIR

799627 " R. SMITH

799248 " R. ANDERSON

799041 " W. G. WATSON

799255 " W. LAWRIE

799704 " A. MACLACHLAN

799258 " D. MACPHERSON

799256 " P. T. LAMB

2393381 " F. M'DOWALL

2393526 " J. CANT

THE CANADIAN SCOTTISH

16TH BATTALION

At Ypres (April 1915) two pipers, Jas. Thomson and W. M'Ivor, were

killed while playing the charge; and at Festubert in May, G. Birnie

and A. Morrison were killed in the same way. Some of the pipers were

employed as bearers, runners, etc., but, the casualties continuing,

it was found necessary for a time to withdraw them from the firing

line. During the Somme fighting, however, they were again used as

pipers. In the attack of 8th October, 1916, Pipers Richardson, Park,

Paul and M'Kellar played through very heavy fire for over half a

mile, and Richardson and Park were killed. Piper Richardson was

awarded the V.C. posthumously. On another occasion, in the attack

on the Quirique Rue position, Pipers Birnie and Morrison stood on a

ruined farmhouse and played until they were both killed.

In the attack on the Vimy Ridge on 9th April, 1917, the battalion was

again led to their objective by the Pipe Major, Groat and five pipers

for a distance of over a mile; Pipe Major Groat got the Military

Medal.

For bravery at Paschendaele, Aug. 1917, Lance-Cpl. M'Gillivray--who

was killed--got the Military Medal, and Piper Paul received the same

distinction.

The C.O. regards the pipes as invaluable in action. Of the pipers one

got the V.C., one the D.C.M. and nine the Military Medal. No man was

recommended for a distinction unless he had twice played his company

to an attack.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

28556 Pipe Major DONALD M'LEOD Invalided, 1915.

28558 " RONALD M'DONALD

29327 " JAMES GROAT, D.C.M., Pipe Major, Nov. 1915; D.C.M.;

M.M. Military Medal and Bar.

28812 Piper C. WILSON Wounded, Ypres, 22-28/4/15;

invalided.

28694 " JAMES THOMSON Died of wounds, Ypres, 23/4/15.

28779 " WILLIAM M'IVOR Died of wounds, 10/5/15.

29236 " JAMES LOWE Wounded, Ypres, 22-28/4/15;

invalided.

28595 " GEORGE BIRNIE Killed, Festubert, 20/5/15.

29468 " ANGUS MORRISON Killed, Festubert, 20/5/15.

28557 " ALEC M'GILLIVRAY (?), Killed, 15/8/17; Military

M.M. Medal.

29048 " ALAN M'NAB, M.M. Military Medal.

28559 " HUGH M'DONALD

29336 " GEORGE INGLIS

29149 " GORDON ROSS

28930 " JAMES RICHARDSON, V.C. Killed, 8/10/16; V.C.

28561 " JOHN PARKS Killed, 8/10/16.

28560 " HUGH M'KELLAR Invalided, 1917.

859495 " J. LIGHTHEART

429603 " G. PAUL, M.M. Killed, Amiens, 8/8/18;

Military Medal.

467573 " ALEX. ROBERTSON, M.M. Military Medal.

466703 " JOHN M'ALLISTER, M.M. Military Medal.

183188 " WILLIAM BUCHANAN

183192 " HUGH M'BETH

736522 " DAVID HORN

737176 " JOHN J. M'LEAN Wounded, Amiens, 8/8/18.

736406 " WILLIAM GOLDIE

160387 " NORMAN M'IVER

859059 " ARTHUR DUNCAN

603174 " GORDON CRUICKSHANK,

M.M. Military Medal.

633237 " DUNCAN M'KINNON Wounded, Oct. 1918.

633179 " ARCHIBALD M'DONELL,

M.M. Military Medal.

633524 " LAWRENCE M'GILLIVRAY

189348 " HARRY M'LEAN

603269 " WILLIE DARLOW

859498 " JOHN LIGHTHEART

860095 " JOHN REID

85959 " JOHN M'DONALD Wounded, Sept. 1918.

959196 " DAVID HUNTER

859941 " WILLIAM M'GREGOR

693164 " ARTHUR ROBERTSON Wounded, Oct. 1918.

859100 " ROBERT M'DONALD

779259 " GEORGE M'LEOD

859454 " DONALD M'KENZIE

THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

Pipe Major JOHN DUKE

Piper JAMES G. MUNRO Taken prisoner, Somme, ? Sept.

1916.

THE 21ST CANADIANS

(Eastern Ontario Regiment)

It is considered in this battalion that pipers are quite

indispensable, and should be spared as far as possible.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

Pipe Major IAN MACKENZIE Killed, Cambrai, 11/10/18.

59224 Corpl. WILLIAM CURRIE, M.M., Wounded, 23/4/16; Military

M.C. Medal; promoted Lieut.; got

Military Cross.

59937 Sergt. WILLIAM SUTHERLAND Wounded, 27/11/15.

60115 Piper HUGH MACKENZIE, M.M. Military Medal.

59320 " C. FYFE Wounded, 28/10/15.

59311 " J. EWART Invalided.

59620 " H. M'KEACHEN Invalided.

633985 " W. GRANT Invalided.

401191 " MACDOUGALL Wounded, 19/6/16.

59618 Pipe Major J. M'DOUGALL

59181 Corpl. J. R. COGHILL, M.M. Military Medal.

675268 Piper W. H. COLLINS

633879 " W. ALEXANDER

675274 " J. LITTLE

633643 " D. M'DONALD

THE 25TH CANADIANS

Piper Telfer played his company into action at Vimy Ridge until

wounded. He was awarded the Military Medal; Piper W. Brand also got

the same distinction. Again, at Amiens, August 1918, the battalion

was played over. There was great competition among the men to be

allowed to perform this duty. Frequently they were employed as

bearers.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

Pipe Major CARSON Meritorious Service Medal;

wounded, 13/8/18; Mons Medal.

Corpl. CANT Invalided.

" MORRISON

Piper W. TELFER Military Medal; wounded,

9/4/18.

" W. BRAND Military Medal.

Piper D. BRAND Invalided.

" A. CAMPBELL Invalided.

" M. M'DOUGALL

" G. HOOPER

" P. KITCHENHAM Wounded, 9/4/18.

" G. THOMAS Wounded, 9/4/18.

" H. O'CONNELL

" E. STEWART Killed, 9/4/18.

" T. H. M'KINNON

" J. H. SHIRLEY

" E. B. THURLOW

" W. FYFFE Wounded.

" A. RITCHIE Wounded.

" H. M'CULLOCH

" N. M'LEOD

" J. MACINTOSH

" A. LAVREY

" W. BUCHANAN

" F. MACBEAN

" HECTOR MACLEAN ANGUS Invalided.

THE 29TH CANADIANS

(Vancouver Regiment)

Pipers were employed as bearers.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

75582 Pipe Major W. MONTGOMERY Invalided.

75132 " D. M'CULLOCH

75297 Corpl. D. MAY Wounded, 13/11/17; invalided.

75599 Piper W. S. GRANT Killed, 6/11/17.

76216 " W. BURNSIDE Killed, 6/11/17.

76484 " J. R. DAVIDSON

76186 " A. ROBERTSON Invalided.

73583 " A. M. BAYNE Wounded, 20/4/16.

76482 " J. CLARK

75848 " R. M'DONALD

75673 " A. M'LACHLAN

76180 " A. M'RAE

75298 " W. A. ROBERTSON

76481 " A. DUNSMUIR

30173 " A. WILSON

THE 236TH CANADIANS

(The MacLean Regiment)

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

1030319 Piper E. BARTON

1030099 " W. H. BLAIR

1030239 " W. W. BRADFORD

1030098 " CECIL BREWER

1030225 " DOUGLAS BURBRIDGE

1030152 " JOHN CAMPBELL

1030076 " GEORGE CLARKE

1030020 " W. H. COLLINS

1030328 Lance-Cpl. CHARLES CROMWELL

1030253 Piper ANDREW DODDS

1030008 Corpl. RICHARD FERRIE

1030312 Piper DONALD GRANT

1030513 " KENNETH GREGORY

1030010 Sergt. FRED HAYTER

1030043 Piper FRED HARRIS

1030012 " JOHN M'FADGEN

1030511 " WILLIAM M'EWAN

1030326 " JOHN M'NAMEE

1030581 " JAMES MACK

742630 " WALTER MORRELL

1030196 " HAROLD MILES

1030045 " EDWARD RALSTEN

1030030 " A. REGAN

743040 " CHARLES ROSS

1030016 Pipe Sgt. W. H. ROSS

1030323 Piper J. BENSON ROBINSON

1030052 " GORDON SCOTT

1030142 " E. J. SLOANE

1030066 " JAMES SMITH

1030014 Corpl. ALEX. STEWART

1030184 Piper DOUGLAS STEWART

291928 " J. SIMPSON

1030545 " WILLIAM STEWART

1030217 " GEORGE TANDY

1030026 " A. E. WALKER

1030093 " GEORGE WHITE

1030110 " E. WILLIS

1030061 " JAMES WILSON

467264 " GEORGE WALKER

1030143 " ROBERT JAMERISON

THE CANADIAN PIONEERS

1ST BATTALION

Owing to the nature of the employment of this battalion on railway

construction the pipers were principally in the ranks as sappers.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

154580 Pipe Major H. M'KENZIE

154492 Piper (Sapper) WILLIAM HENRY

154589 " F. MACDONALD Wounded, 7/5/16.

154184 " J. GRANT Killed, 13/6/16.

155016 " WILLIAM GRAY Wounded, 4/6/16.

154121 " R. KELL

154027 " G. MARS Wounded, 17/8/18.

491353 " W. G. RICHARDSON

154231 " P. HYNDMAN Wounded, 17/9/17.

THE 2ND AUCKLAND REGIMENT

The band was started in Egypt in 1915 with 4 pipers, and gradually a

few more were added. The pipers were not allowed to go into action

as such. Pipe Major J. F. Robertson was given the Military Medal for

gallantry during the operations round Bapaume in 1918.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

Piper H. CAMERON

" J. F. ROBERTSON Awarded Military Medal,

Bapaume, 1918.

" H. M. KENNEDY

" J. STEVENSON

" J. BROWN

" D. M'KINLEY

" A. LAMBIE

" F. BARRY

" F. M'LEAN

" J. CLOTHIER

" B. JOHNS

THE 42ND AUSTRALIANS

This battalion raised a band of 8 pipers when they left Australia in

1916. They were largely employed as scouts, runners, etc.

The battalion was subsequently merged into the 41st.

Pipers A. Aitken and R. Gillespie were awarded Military Medals for

valuable scouting work carried out prior to the action at Messines in

June 1917.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

Pipe Major A. R. M'COLL

Corpl. A. S. MACNAUGHT

Piper A. AITKEN, M.M. Wounded; Military Medal.

" R. GILLESPIE, M.M. Military Medal.

" J. A. MURRAY

" A. M'PHERSON Wounded.

" J. M'COLL Wounded.

" J. ROBERTSON Wounded.

" A. MURRAY Wounded.

" M. H. FRASER Killed.

" D. LATHANGIE

" T. A. FRASER Wounded.

" A. S. CHAPLIN

" W. REID

" W. MILNE

" A. M'PHERSON

" J. CLARKE

" A. HOWIE Wounded.

THE SOUTH AFRICAN SCOTTISH

The pipers proved quite invaluable on the long marches in the

operations against the Senussi, in keeping the men going, under the

most trying climatic conditions.

The pipers were sometimes employed as bearers, or as carriers of

stores, ammunition, etc., and as runners.

In the Cambrai advance by the Germans they had to serve in the ranks.

At Houdincourt, having piled their pipes and taken up rifles, nearly

all their instruments were destroyed by a shell.

REG. NO. RANK. NAME. RECORD.

Pipe Major D. CAMERON, D.C.M. Became C. Sergt.-Major;

wounded.

" ALEXANDER GRIEVE Gassed, March 1918.

Lance-Cpl. R. HAY

Piper T. SCOTT Killed, Arras, 9/4/17.

" A. GRAY, M.M. Military Medal.

" J. WATERHOUSE, M.M. Military Medal.

" J. MATHESON

" D. A. CUMMINGS

" F. FRASER

" C. GORDON Invalided.

" R. LINDSAY

" M. M'NEIL

" J. M'CALMAN

" J. MUNRO Wounded, Oct. 1916; invalided.

" M. STRANG

" G. COLLIER

" W. IRONS

" M'GREGOR

" M'COLL

" W. STRANG

[Illustration:

Roll of Honour

1914-1918

Cha till, cha till, cha till Mac Criomain,

An cogadh no sith cha till e tuille;

Le airgiod no ni cha till Mac Criomain,

Cha till e gu bràth gu là na cruinne.

Son épée au Roi,

Son cœur à sa dame,

Ses honneurs à soi,

--À dieu son âme.

]

ROLL OF HONOUR. 1914-1918

1ST SCOTS GUARDS.

3707 Sergt. SAMUEL RICHARDSON Died of wounds, Aisne, 14/9/14.

8543 Piper JAMES MACKENZIE Killed, Ypres, 31/10/14.

991 " ALEXANDER MARTIN,

D.C.M. Killed, 19/2/16.

" MALCOLM MACKENZIE Killed, 1914.

" A. CARMICHAEL Killed, 1915.

2ND SCOTS GUARDS.

Lance-Cpl. HECTOR M'KIMM Killed, Zonnebeke, 26/10/14.

8081 Piper CHARLES M'GUIRE Died of wounds, Ypres,

29/10/14.

1ST ROYAL SCOTS.

48594 Piper D. M'DONALD Died, Bulgaria, Oct. 1918.

2ND ROYAL SCOTS.

13459 Piper WILLIAM FISHER Killed, 15/4/16.

8516 " J. ROBERTSON Killed, Croix Barbes, 13/10/14.

8450 " JAMES DRUMMOND Killed, The Bluff, 23/1/16.

11484 " D. LINDSAY Killed, 4/5/17.

" A. M'KINLAY Killed, 9/4/18.

44118 " A. CRUICKSHANKS Killed, 27/9/18.

3190 " J. THOMPSON Died, 30/9/15

10536 " E. DUGUID Died of gas, 10/5/18.

4TH ROYAL SCOTS.

Pipe Major ANDREW BUCHAN Killed, Gallipoli, 28/6/15.

Piper CHARLES RUTHERFORD Died, dysentery, Gallipoli.

5TH ROYAL SCOTS.

1303 Piper GEORGE HARDIE Killed, Gallipoli, 2/5/15.

766 " ALEXANDER LAWSON Killed, Gallipoli, 28/4/15.

1824 " GEORGE W. DOWNIE Killed, Gallipoli, 7/5/15.

1235 Piper WILLIAM SINCLAIR Died of wounds, Gallipoli,

8/5/15.

8109 " DAVID ROSS Killed, July 1916.

Lieut. TOM BARTLEMAN (formerly Piper), Seaforth

Highlanders, killed, Sept.

1917.

6TH ROYAL SCOTS.

Piper MURDOCH BETHUNE Died of wounds, Somme, 2/7/16.

" THOMAS LEAKE Died of disease.

7TH ROYAL SCOTS.

Pipe Major JAMES GEAR Killed in railway accident.

Piper GEORGE SMEATON Killed in railway accident.

Piper ALEXANDER NICOL Killed in railway accident.

" FRED TURNER Killed, 12/7/15, Gallipoli.

251141 " PETER M'NEILL Killed, 6/11/17, Palestine.

9TH ROYAL SCOTS.

Lance-Cpl. A. L. FORSYTH, M.M. Killed, 23/4/17.

Corpl. G. LAUDER Killed, 23/5/17.

11TH ROYAL SCOTS.

Piper JOHN KANE Killed, 14/7/16.

12TH ROYAL SCOTS.

12991 Piper THOMAS HISLOP Killed, Loos, 25/9/15.

200737 Lance-Cpl. PETER WEST Died of wounds.

13459 Piper WILLIAM FISHER Killed, 15/4/16.

13TH ROYAL SCOTS.

Pipe Major MURDOCH MACDONALD Died of disease, 9/2/16.

Piper THOMAS FLOOD Killed, 26/8/18.

" ROBERT CAMPBELL Died as prisoner of war, Sept.

1915.

" ROBERT MITCHELL Died of wounds, 26/8/18.

16TH ROYAL SCOTS.

Piper M. BETHUNE Killed, Somme, July 1916.

" H. GREY Killed, Arras, April 1917.

" A. NOON Killed, Arras, April 1917.

17TH ROYAL SCOTS.

Pipe Major DONALD M'LEAN Killed, 14/7/18 (Lieut. 1st

Gordons).

2ND ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS.

Corpl. A. W. RICHARDSON Killed.

Piper W. BUTTERWORTH Killed.

" W. M'LEAN Killed, Messines, 1917.

" W. MOORE Died after discharge.

4TH ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS.

Pipe Major N. SHAW Died of wounds, Palestine,

21/4/17.

Lance-Cpl. J. M'ALLISTER Killed, Gallipoli, 12/7/15.

Piper P. GREIG Killed, Gallipoli, 12/7/15.

" J. MILNER Killed, Gallipoli, 12/7/15.

5TH ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERS.

7797 Lance-Cpl. JOHN MURDOCH Killed, 13/7/15.

1ST KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS.

9884 Piper HIGGINSON Died of wounds, Gallipoli,

26/4/15.

11315 " MAITLAND Killed, Paschendaele, 27/4/17.

4TH KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS.

778 Piper THOMAS LUNHAM Died of wounds.

779 " J. KERR Died of wounds.

306 " C. STREET

822 " ALEX. HENDRY

5TH KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS.

308 Piper R. BROWN Killed, 12/7/15.

1760 " THOMAS MARTIN Killed, 12/7/15.

" JAMES GORMAN Killed.

6TH KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS.

14851 Pipe Major ROBERT MACKENZIE Died of wounds, Loos, 25/9/15.

Lance-Cpl. J. LOMAS Killed, Loos, 25/9/15.

Piper J. SIMES Killed, Loos, 25/9/15.

" P. MOFFAT Killed, Loos, 25/9/15.

" J. PRINGLE Killed, Somme, Oct. 1916.

7TH KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS.

Piper J. TAYLOR Killed, Arras.

8TH KING'S OWN SCOTTISH BORDERERS.

14277 Lance-Cpl. A. M'VITTIE Killed, Arras.

Piper C. REID Killed, Somme, July 1916.

" G. SURRITON Killed, Arras.

1ST SCOTTISH RIFLES.

9429 Piper T. BEST

9441 " R. BLACK

10924 " P. ROBERTSON

2ND SCOTTISH RIFLES.

Pipe Major ALEX. CAMERON Killed, 10/2/15, Laventie.

Corpl. A. HORNE Killed, 31/7/17.

Corpl. JAMES CAMPBELL Killed, 16/5/15, La Bassée.

Piper A. MACDONALD Killed, 10/2/15, Laventie.

" FORSYTH Killed, July 15, Bois Grenier.

" CLARK Killed, 10/3/15, Neuve

Chapelle.

" LAUDER Died of wounds, March 1918.

5TH SCOTTISH RIFLES.

Pipe Major PATERSON Accidentally killed.

5/6TH SCOTTISH RIFLES.

201124 Pipe Major J. C. PURDIE Killed.

7TH SCOTTISH RIFLES.

1106 Piper ARCHIBALD RAMAGE Killed, 28/6/15, Dardanelles.

868 " ARCHIBALD SHEARER Killed, 23/7/15, Dardanelles.

1178 " WILLIAM DEANS Killed, June, 1915,

Dardanelles.

265958 " J. M'IVER Killed, 12/11/17, Palestine.

1817 " J. STRACHAN Killed, 4/11/17, Palestine.

8TH SCOTTISH RIFLES.

Pipe Major NEIL MACLEOD Killed, 12/7/15, Dardanelles.

Piper JOHN MACINTYRE Killed, 28/6/15, Dardanelles.

" JAMES FERGUSON Killed, 28/6/15, Dardanelles.

" JAMES M'INDOE Killed, 29/7/18, France.

" ROBERT WHITELAW Killed, 28/6/15.

9TH SCOTTISH RIFLES.

30503 Piper HUGH MACARA Killed, March 1917.

10TH SCOTTISH RIFLES.

Piper ROBERT BLACK Killed, 28/1/16.

" DUNCAN MACKENZIE Killed, 17/11/15.

" ALEX. HARRIS Killed, 27/1/16.

11TH SCOTTISH RIFLES.

14631 Piper ALEXANDER STEVENSON Killed, 28/4/17.

1ST BLACK WATCH.

9617 Pipe Major D. M'LEOD Killed, 21/8/16.

1956 Piper T. M'INTYRE Missing, 14/8/14.

2ND BLACK WATCH.

1871 Piper JAMES GALLOWAY Killed, 8/10/15, Givenchy.

9908 Lance-Cpl. JAMES WANN Died of wounds, 10/2/15, Neuve

Chapelle.

1449 Piper JAMES DAVIS Killed, 25/9/15, Mauquissart.

736 " DAVID SIMPSON Killed, 25/9/15, Mauquissart.

941 Lance-Cpl. PETER M'NEE Died of wounds, 25/9/15,

Mesopotamia.

Piper MACKAY Died of wounds, 10/3/15, Neuve

Chapelle.

" WILLIAM MATHIESON Killed, 25/9/15, Mauquissart.

1539 " ALEX. MACDONALD, Discharged; subsequently died,

D.C.M. 26/3/17.

5TH BLACK WATCH.

1568 Piper ALEXANDER HOWIE Killed, 10/3/15, Neuve

Chapelle.

406 Lance-Cpl. FRED REID Killed, 13/3/15, Neuve

Chapelle.

6TH BLACK WATCH.

Piper L. MASSIE Killed, Somme, Oct. 1916.

" DONALD GILLIES Died, July 1915.

" P. FALLON Killed, Festubert, May 1915.

" J. FERGUSON Killed, La Boiselle, Aug. 1916.

" J. HARPER Killed, Fremicourt, 23/12/17.

" A. TAINSH Killed, Fremicourt, 23/12/17.

" A. FORBES Killed, Fremicourt, 23/12/17.

" A. MYLES Killed, Fremicourt, 23/12/17.

" A. PATON Killed, June 1915.

7TH BLACK WATCH.

4470 Piper JAMES JOHNSTON Killed, 7/1/17, Somme.

Lance-Cpl. G. SWAN Killed, Dec. 1916, Somme.

Piper JAMES ROSS Killed, Dec. 1916, Somme.

" ALEXANDER WILKIE Killed, Dec. 1916, Somme.

8TH BLACK WATCH.

3014 Piper DONALD WILSON Killed, Loos, 1915.

265912 " R. MENZIES Killed, Meteren, July 1918.

3019 " D. SIMPSON Killed, Somme, 1916.

3375 " W. REILLY Killed, Loos, 1915.

9TH BLACK WATCH.

Piper J. JOHNSTONE Killed, March, 1918.

1ST HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

6894 Sergt. D. BUCHAN Killed, 20/11/14, Festubert.

9615 Piper C. STEWART Killed, 1/5/15, Ypres.

10107 " F. BURNS Killed, 20/11/14, Festubert.

9860 " THOMAS JAMES Killed, 20/11/14, Festubert.

9011 " J. MORRISON Killed, 20/11/14, Festubert.

11499 " J. M'NAUGHT Killed, 20/11/14, Festubert.

11470 " J. SMITH Killed, 7/9/16, Somme.

Lance-Cpl. MITCHELL Killed, 18/9/14, Vermeuil.

11468 Corpl. (acting Pipe Major) J. SMITH Died enteric, Mesopotamia.

2ND HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

10264 Sergt. T. FINDLAY Killed, 14/3/15, Neuve

Chapelle.

10976 Piper J. IRVING Killed, 3/11/14.

9272 Corpl. J. MACKENZIE Killed, 21/10/14.

4TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

Piper CHARLES STEWART Killed.

5TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

Pipe Major JOHN THOMSON Killed, 12/7/15, Dardanelles.

6TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

1237 Piper PETER M'NIVEN Killed, 12/7/15.

9TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

1666 Piper JOHN DRUMMOND Killed, 3/6/15, Vermelles.

333792 " T. CRAWFORD Died of wounds.

333138 " J. M'CREATH Died of wounds, Oct. 1918.

10TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

12562 Piper ALEX. WHITEFIELD Killed, 25/9/15, Cambrin.

902 Lance-Cpl. DAVID DONALDSON Killed, 9/7/15, Festubert.

17505 Piper PETER M'INTYRE Gassed, Cambrai; died, 8/11/18.

12TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

Piper WILLIAM THOMPSON Killed, Arras, 9/4/17.

" JOHN M'KEAN Killed, Loos, 25/9/15.

Sergt. WILLIAM PIERCE Killed, Somme, Sept. 1916.

14TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

Piper PETER THOMSON Killed, 24/4/17.

15TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

353152 Piper D. M'KENZIE Killed, Ayette, 13/4/18.

16TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

15032 Lance-Cpl. WALTER ORR Killed, 1/7/16, Somme.

14699 Piper ARCHIBALD RANKIN Killed, 1/7/16, Thiepval.

17TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

Piper ARCHIBALD FORREST Died.

20TH HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.

26650 Lance-Cpl. DEVLIN Killed, Ypres, 25/9/17.

30503 Piper HUGH MACARA Killed, March 1917.

1ST SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS.

Lance-Cpl. HEARNE Died of disease.

709 Piper J. WILKINSON Killed, France.

7900 " WILLIAM COWANS Killed, 7/11/14, "Port Arthur."

9291 " J. PRATT Died of wounds, 9/5/15, Neuve

Chapelle.

479 " D. BLACK Killed, 3/11/14, "Port Arthur."

788 " T. URQUHART Killed, 20/12/14, Givenchy.

9158 Actg. Pipe Major J. MACLELLAN Killed, 21/4/17, Mesopotamia.

10457 Lance-Sgt. STEWART Killed, 1917.

311 Lance-Cpl. D. CAMPBELL Killed, Mesopotamia, Oct. 1917.

529 Sergt. C. M'KAY Died of wounds, Baghdad, 1916.

" COOK Killed, Mesopotamia, 1916.

" SMITH Killed, France.

2ND SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS.

9106 Lance-Cpl. WILLIAM ROSS Killed, /6/15.

9223 Lance-Cpl. JOHN GRANT Killed, /10/14.

283 Lance-Cpl. DOUGAL MACMILLAN Died, /2/15.

Piper DAVID MACRAE Killed, /2/15.

" KENNETH MACKENZIE Killed, /5/15.

" ROBERT RENNIE Killed, /5/15.

" ALEX. CLARK Killed, /5/15.

9494 " JAMES RENNIE Killed, Loos, 3/10/15.

3 " ROBERT HALL Killed, 1/7/16.

9132 " N. JOHNSTONE Wounded, 25/4/15; killed,

26/1/17.

10456 Lance-Sgt. JAMES STEWART Killed, Somme, 1917.

4TH SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS.

24316 Piper DONALD M'KENZIE Prisoner; died of wounds, May

1918.

" J. KEMP Died of wounds, Neuve

Chapelle, 1915.

" A. M'AULAY Died of wounds, Valenciennes,

1918.

" J. M'KENZIE Died of wounds, Neuve

Chapelle, 1915.

" A. M'LENNAN Killed, Neuve Chapelle, 1915.

5TH SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS.

422 Lance-Cpl. G. ROSS Killed, 21/7/15, Fauquissart.

251 Piper R. ROSS Killed, 21/7/15, Fauquissart.

599 " DONALD M'KAY Killed, 13/11/16, Beaumont

Hamel.

6TH SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS.

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