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Quigley, Peter McP., Pte 353403 9^th RS – Quigley, Peter M. Pte VM&BWM MIC – On ancestry.co.uk as Peter Luigley Register has McPherson crossed out 9^th Royal Scots Pte 353403 KIA 8.9.17 Widow Margaret Register of Soldiers’ Effects	0640 –
QUIGLEY, Peter Mcpherson, b. Stirling, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 353403, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 08/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
QUIGLEY, PETER MCPHERSON, P M, Private, ‘353403’, 9th Bn., 26, 8/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF HUGH AND ISABELLA QUIGLEY, OF 23, ARGYLE ST., CAMPBELTOWN, ARGYLL; HUSBAND OF MARGARET QUIGLEY, OF 533, DUMBARTON RD., PARTICK WEST, GLASGOW.	CWGC
Quinn, Daniel Pte 44369 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0635 –
Quinn, J. Machine Gun Section of the 9th Battalion The Royal Scots serving in France, February 1915 – April 1917, when he was wounded as a result of which his leg was amputated. IWM interview and description Document 5992 http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/1030005994 At one place this document is dated Jan 1933 and directed at Jimmy, fellow MG Section man, Jim Elliott. Memoirs shared with W.Grossart and J.Elliott Sister: Mrs E. Lumb; a Mrs Lumb also deposited letters of W. Grossart with IWM, see doc 5929 Wounded April 1917. Sgt ‘Jimmy’ Enlisted on night of mobilisation. Last ‘fighting man’ out of the MG section left in the bn. Prob B Coy before joining MG Section at Warrender Park School. Age 21 in early 1916. Bn orders came though that Pte J.Quinn No 1897 was now Acting L/Cpl unpaid, early 1916. To B Coy at Arras when joining 51^st Div, as MG Section disbanded. In charge of Lewis Gun Section (2 teams), later 4 teams per Coy. Carried Lewis gun drums in B Coy second wave against High Wood. Lay in the open and eventually returned to the line. Afterwards 16 days at LG School at Le Touqueti. After Beaumont Hamel made Sergt beginning Dec 16 age 22, moved to A Coy Just before xmas 16 moved to D Coy as Sgt in 14 Platoon, sent on 10 day course in field engineering Jan 17. Vimy ridge, shelled in starting trench, broke leg and punctures in both knees. Never walked right again, took himself to dressing station. No 22 General Hospital Camieres. Mostly US staff. X-ray, two operations to ?right knee. Amputation. Shipped overnight on the 18/19^th May 1917, and recovered at the Lord Derby War Hospital at Warrington. Later Ormiston convaslescent and Bangour nr Edinburgh. Mid-Feb 18 to limbless hospital at Edenhall (Musselburgh) run by Lady Isobel Douglas Hume. Artificial leg. – ‘stoutest heart in the old gun team’ W.Grossart IWM doc 5929 Attended first reunion dinner MGS 23^rd March 1920 W.Scott diary TNA	–
QUINN, J. L/Sergt. No. 350350 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Quinn, J. Pte 350350 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 16/3/18 – Quinn, James 9RS Pte Cpl A/Sgt 1897 350350 15Star&VM&BWM Disch. SWB List D/A/131 France 24.2.15 MIC – Quinn, James L/Sgt 6.8.14-16.3.18 wound age 23 served overseas SWB	2610 –
Quinn, James L/Sgt 350350 9^th RS 1897 A/Sgt	0640
QUINN, James. Traquair. Hacke Rd. Peterborough. (662)	RSC
QUINN, P. Pte. No. 352412 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Quinn, Peter L/Cpl 352412 9^th RS 5743 Pte	0640
QUINNEY, T, Private, ‘330316’, 1st/9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Quinney, Thomas Pte 330316 8^th RS 5040 Pte, 9^th RS – Liberton ROH, KIA 24.3.18 http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Liberton_ROH.pdf	0639
QUINNEY, Thomas, e. Fladdington , r. Loanhead, Midlothian, 330316, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Radford, F.G 2090 – See Radford, WFG	EB1
Radford, G 2131	EB1
RADFORD, G. Pte. No. 2131 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Radford, G. Pte 2131 24/2/15 (1) Comm A&SH 24/1/17	2610
RADFORD, George Evans Leith, 1895; a brother of above; 1910 – 11; engineer; 9th R.S., Pte.; A. and S.H., Lt. 1917; France 1915 –16, East Africa 1917, Turkanaland Expedition 1918 – 19. Brothers referred to – RADFORD, Douglas Llewellyn George. RADFORD, David Doig. RADFORD, William Frederick George. (see separate entry) Sons of Mr. G.S.E. Radford. – George E Radford Pte 1/9RS, 2/Lt A&SH, transf 2/Lt Kings African Rifles Badges on EBay along with those from Lt?TK Radford ?RA, David D Radford Cpl (Field Battery), Lt FJD Cass Salonica & Mesopotamia 4RS; Pte John (Jack) Kirkpatrick, London Regiment; Radford, W.F.G. Pte, L/Cpl, Cpl, L/Sgt, Sgt, 2/Lt MC, Lt, Capt & Adj; 9RS and 11RS The Western Front. Also History of the battalion signed by Col PJ Blair. See also Radford, WFG	WWR –
Radford, George Pte 2131 comm 3^rd A&SH	0629
Radford, W.F.G. Sergt. No. 2090 , Commissioned On the Field, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – See Radford, FG	–
Radford, W.F.G. Pte 350414 (crossed out) 2090 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 5/11/16	2610
Radford, W.G., British Journal of Dental Science Vol 57 1914	–
Radford, William F.G., Sgt 350414 9^th RS 2090 Sgt – William Frederick George Radford 9RS 2090 350414 Sjt, T/Capt&Adj, Capt 15Star&BWM&VM comm RS 9.11.16. Ref to RSF VM&BWM roll? Refusal list 66 ineligable 18.3.18 [SWB?] France 24.2.15 2 James Pl, Leith 3.5.21 MIC – Radford, WFG Srgt 2090 Commissioned On The Field. Leather Sporran Vol 1 No 4 June 17 – Radford, W.F.G. Pte, L/Cpl, Cpl, L/Sgt, Sgt, 2/Lt MC, Lt, Capt & Adj; 9RS and 11RS The Western Front. Badges on EBay along with those from Lt?TK Radford ?RA, David D Radford Cpl (Field Battery), Lt FJD Cass Salonica & Mesopotamia 4RS; George E Radford Pte 1/9RS, 2/Lt A&SH, transf 2/Lt Kings African Rifles; Pte John (Jack) Kirkpatrick, London Regiment. Also History of the battalion signed by Col PJ Blair. [Thomas Kirkpatrick Radford, George Watson’s College. B.Sc. 1910. A.M.I.C.E. OTC Artillery and Engineers, 1908-10, Cadet. RGA, 2nd Lieutenant March 1915. Wounded June 1916. Invalided out July 1917. Univ of Edin Roll][?John Kirkpatrick 766800 Cpl 28^th London Regt (Artists Rifles), 15 Royston Terr, Edin, assistant to Persian company][?David Radford Cpl 650323 RFA] See also Radford, George E	0641 –
RADFORD, William Frederick George Edinburgh, 1893; a brother of the above; 1898 – 1910; Royal Coll. of Surgeons, Edin., medicine, Bathgate medallist 1919; 9th R.S., Pte. 1914, Cpl. 1915, Sgt. 1916, 2/Lt. 1916, Lt. and Adjt. Apr. 1917, Capt. June 1917; France, 2nd Ypres 1915, Somme 1916, Arras and Ypres 1917, Cambrai 1917 – 18; M.C. Brother referred to – RADFORD George Evans (see separate entry) – Temp. 2nd Lt. William Frederick George Radford, R. Scots. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He showed great energy and skill in endeavouring to get the attack on the move again after being held up by artillery and machine-gun fire. Later, taking command of the company with complete success. EG 30.7.17	WWR –
RADFORD, Wm Fred. George. No. 2090. 2 James Pl., Leith. W E Comp. 29/8/14. 21 yrs 2 mons	EBD
Rae, John S 4072	EB2
Rae, Peter McC., Pte 46634 17^th RS 1/8^th RS 9^th RS	0635
RAESIDE, J. Pte. No. 352135 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Raeside, John Pte 352125 9^th RS 5445 Pte	0640
RAESIDE, John Pte. 352125 British War Medal and Victory Medal Previous Unit 9th Royal Scots No. 5445 Pte. See Ancestry – Medal and Service Rolls and Medal Index Cards ‘John Raeside 1/9th Royal Scots was wounded in France on 1/4/17 and subsequently ended up in Lord Derby War Hospital’ http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=76257	–
Railt, Alex Pte 2163 Pte badge no. 102925, enlisted 31.8.14, discharged 5.10.16 wounds, served overseas – See Raitt	SWB
Raine, G.S. Pte 1628 24/2/15 (1) Comm Notts & Derby 21/7/15	2610
Raine, George S., Pte 1628 comm 14^th Notts & Derbys 21.7.15 – Raine, George Stevenson, 2/Lt. Royal Scots 1628 Pte. Royal Fusiliers attached RFC 2Lt. Sqn 56RS [Reserve Sqn – later Training Sqn] London Colney/UK 15.3.17 Died age 24 [7069 BE2e] Collision in midair with Bristol Scout (Passenger). Lt ER Mackey+ http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html – Royal Aero Club Certificate 4274, 2/Lt George Stevenson Raine (Royal Fusiliers) 54 Lyncroft Gardens, West Hampstead NW Born 13.4.1892 at Leith, British, 2/Lt RF, certificate taken on Grahame-White Biplane at Grahame-White School, Hendon on 24.2.17. Accidentally killed in Herefordshire 10.3.17 [Date incorrect, information courtesy David Murdoch] – Raine who went sick, thinks Grossart, dysentery perhaps at Sanc Wood – referring to J.Quinn memoir W.Grossart IWM doc 5992 – Flying accident, collision in mid air with Bristol Sc. Killed 15.3.17. Pupil, passenger, 56 Reserve Sqn RFC. London Colney/UK, a/c Royal Aircraft Factory BE2e serial 7069, engine 1950. Other occupant Lt ER Mackay [Mackey] killed. [Edward Reeves Mackey Lt Motorised Machine Gun Service, 56 Reserve Sqn – at time of accident: pilot] RAF Museum – RF officers uniform Courtesy David Murdoch – Re. Lt WJ Potts: ‘At around noon on the 14th of March 1917 he was flying a Bristol Scout in misty conditions at a height of 1,200 feet when he collided with a BE2c flown by 2nd Lieutenant Rayne, who was under instruction by Lieutenant MacKay. The training aircraft crashed on a hard tennis court nearby killing both men. Potts was seriously injured and was in hospital when the squadron flew to France the following month.’ King’s School Canterbury – George Stevenson Raine Lieutenant Edward Reeves Mackey and 2nd Lieutenant George Stevenson Raine from 56 Reserve Squadron were flying BE2e (7069) when they were involved in a mid-air collision with a Bristol Scout flown by Lieutenant William Janson Potts at around 800ft. The BE2e immediately nose-dived and crashed into the ground killing both Mackey and Raine. Potts managed to right his aircraft twice before eventually crashing into a tree. He was injured but survived. https://airwar19141918.wordpress.com/tag/edward-reeves-mackey/	0629 –
Rait, Alexander Private 9^th – Rait, Alexander Pte Seriously wounded. Represented in Edinburgh, Messrs C. Davidson & Sons (Ltd) paper makers, Aberdeen. EED 5.6.15 – ? Pte Alexander Raitt wounded in action. Member of Edinburgh and Leith Branch, UK Commercial Travellers’ Assoc. EED 7.6.15	NBW-S –
RAITH, A. Pte. No. 2163 Severe, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. See Raitt	–
Raith, Robert Pte 335924 9^th RS 2028	0640
Raitt, A 2163	EB1
Raitt, A. Pte 2163 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 5/10/16	2610
Raitt, Alexander Pte 2163 – Raitt, Alexander 9RS Pte 2163 15Star&BWM&VM Disch. SWB List. France 24.2.15 MIC – See Raith, see Railt	0629 –
Ralphs, Thomas Pte 353118 5^th N.Staff.R. 5508 Pte, 9^th RS 353118, 13^th RS 353118	0640
RAMAGE, W. Pte. No. 352502 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – Ramage, William RS 352502 Pte enlisted 19.10.14 discharge 22.1.18 SWB List D/A/22 MIC – Wounds 20 yo served overseas SWB – ?4-digit serial number about 5833, but this number well into 1916?	–
RAMSAY, A. Pte. No. 3498. Accidentally killed , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Ramsay, A.H. Pte 3498 12/10/15 (1) Acc. Killed 25/5/16	2610
Ramsay, A.P. Died of wounds about end of 1917 when with MGC MG Section on landing France Feb 15. Pow, also Archie ‘Pow’ with quote marks Put under arrest for getting coffee on guard duty 1915. Quinn writes this with “!”. Hit in chest by spent shrapnel bullet 2nd Ypres but found it was a false alarm and carried on. At Armentieres his ‘turn’ in billets was walking on his hands. Transferred to MGC Met Archie Pow Ramsay, now with MGC, Beaumont Hamel – had been in many of the big shows from 1^st July onward End 17 Quinn told of his death by Grossart Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992 Hit by shrapnel bullet, went through tunic but not his skin. He shouted out to B.C. ‘Please sir, I’m hit’. His back was bruised. Not even a first-aid case. W.Grossart IWM doc 5929 – ? Ramsay, AP Sergt 23884 14^th Coy MGC 2.5.17. Brother of Mrs A McLeod of 313 Easter Rd, Leith, Edinburgh. CWGC Etaples – ? Ramsay, Archibald P. RS Pte Sgt 1350, MGC 23884 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 MIC – ? Ramsay, Archibald P. Pte 1350 9/RS 24.2.15 France; 23884 Sgt DofW 2.5.17 MGC Medal roll 15Star piece 2832 – Archibald Pow Ramsay 21.3.1894-2.5.17 Family tree by nsearant – Archibald Pow Ramsay born and resident Leith, formerly 1350 RS SDGW – 2.5.17 Etaples Mo Ann Register Soldiers’ Effects	–
Ramsay, A.W 4186	EB2
Ramsay, Andrew 3498	EB2
RAMSAY, Andrew H., b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 3498, PRIVATE, Died, France & Flanders, 25/05/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Ramsay, Andrew H., Pte 3498 – France 12.10.15. Accidentally killed MIC Accidentally killed 25.5.16; Mother Mary Register Soldiers Effects According to War Diary the Bn was in Div Reserve at Etrun “On 25^th inst. 1 O.R. was killed and 4 OR were wounded and returned to duty, through the accidental bursting of a rifle grenade at the Bde Grenade School.”	0629 –
RAMSAY, ANDREW HOTSON, A H, Private, ‘3498’, “A” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 18, 25/May/1916, France, SON OF MARY RAMSAY, OF 33, WESTFIELD RD., EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE GEORGE RAMSAY. [See George Ramsay]	CWGC
Ramsay, Edward Pte 62708 9^th RS	0636
Ramsay, G.L 2148	EB1
RAMSAY, G.L. Pte. No. 2148, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Ramsay, G.L. Pte 350443 24/2/15 (1) Died of W 20/9/17	2610
Ramsay, George L., Pte 350443 9^th RS 2148	0640
RAMSAY, George Lumsden, e. Edinburgh, 350443, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RAMSAY, GEORGE LUMSDEN, G L, Private, ‘350443’, 9th Bn., 26, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF MARY RAMSAY, OF 33, WESTFIELD RD., EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE GEORGE RAMSAY. [See Andrew Ramsay]	CWGC
Ramsay, George Lumsden, Pte, 9^th RS, killed in action 33 Westfield Rd Ex-member of of 44^th Edinburgh (Murrayfield) Boy’s Brigade Murrayfield Roll of Honour 1917	–
Ramsay, George Pte 352170 9^th RS 5490 Pte	0640
RAMSAY, J. Pte. No. 3664, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Ramsay, James 4614	EB2
Ramsay, James A 3664	EB2
Ramsay, James A., Pte 351167 9^th RS 3664 Pte, attd 5^th Ent. Bn. 351167, 16^th RS 351167	0640
Ramsay, James Pte 352351 15^th RS 18595 Pte, 2^nd RS 18595 Pte, 9^th RS 5682 Pte	0640
Ramsay, John 3616	EB2
Ramsay, Lewis J 4796	EB2
Ramsay, Thomas A., Pte 46087 1/9^th RS 1/7^th RS	0635
Ramsay, Thomas Pte 351492 9^th RS 4185 Pte	0640
RAMSAY, Thomas, b. Leith, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 351492, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RAMSAY, THOMAS, T, Private, ‘351492’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Ramsay, Thos. 4185	EB2
Ramsay, Wm. 4331	EB2
Ramsbottom, E 2787	EB1
Ramsbottom, E 2787 G Coy	LS2
Ramsbottom, Ernest b.1895 Regents Road, Salford, father Edmund. Signed up for 5^th King’s Royal Rifle Corps 10.8.14, discharged 18.9.14, no. 4844 He lived at Regents Road in Oldham [?] and has records from the HLI and the 9th Royal Scots Great War Forum – Pte Ernest Ramsbottom Born Salford, 20yr249 days, warehouseman 4844 KRRC, signed Manchester 10.8.14-18.9.14, 40 days Medical examination 8.8.14 Fa Edmund P Ramsbottom, mo Sarah, 139 Regent Rd, Salford Character good, disch 18.9.14 unlikely to become efficient (not misconduct) Pension Record – EJ Ramsbottom ‘I believe he received a gunshot wound and was sent to Hemingford Hospital and had further service at Mons after recovery. I have a German Mark he inscribed MONS 1917 and his money belt, also his cap badge (his kilt and Glengarry have long gone).’ Grandson, Brian O’Brien GWF – 40908 Pte Ernest Ramsbottom 9RS 2787, 16 HLI 40908, 18 HLI, 12 HLI, 15 HLI BWM&VM Medal Roll HLI Piece 1636 – on page of other 9RS transferred to 16^th HLI – 9RS 2787 Pte on disembarkation, 24.2.15 France. 40908 Pte demob 11.3.19 15Star Medal roll HLI Piece 2794 – Ernest Ramsbottom 9RS Pte 2787, HLI Pte 40908 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 MIC – ?Lodger, with Sarah Ramsbottom (aged 40, mo?) and other people probably siblings 65 Water St + 47 Cobden St, Salford [?on the map these are some way apart] 1901 Census?	–
Ramsden, H.S. 2/Lt Gazetted 2/Lt, Reserve Bn 20^th October 1914, assigned C Coy Reserve Bn 15 Nov 14. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – ? There is a Capt H.S. Ramsden in Royal Army Service Corps BWM&VM? Searching The Gazette for H.S Ramsden we get: Seconded 1.7.17 RASC 2/Lt (temp Lt) Gazette 7.11.17 Lt H.S Ramsden TF Actg Capt 4.12.17 ASC, Gazette 19.4.18 Lt H.S Ramsden TF relinquishes actg rank of Capt 3.8.19 RASC	–
Ramsey, William Pte 62837 9^th RS	0636
Randall, George T Pte 10921 1^st RS 17^th RS 12^th RS 9^th RS	0630
Ranken, Geo. 2610 – 9RS Pte 2610; RGA TF Lt. VM&BWM. Theatre France 11.10.18, Dec’d 1.11.18 Address: G.H. Ranken (father), 5 Pitt St, Edinburgh. MIC – Lt George Ranken RGA, died 1.11.18 with 19^th Siege Battery London Gazette comm. from 9RS 21.5.15 as 2/Lt War memorial Scottish Equitable, now AEGON. GWF – George Ranken, Lt RGA KIA 1.11.18 Territorial SDGW – Lt G. Ranken KIA 1.11.18 RGA Piece 2165 RGA Off medal roll BWM&VM – Lt George Ranken 19^th Siege Bty RGA age 27 d.1.11.18 Son of George Hill Ranken and Margaret B. Ranken of 5 Pitt St Edin; Cross Roads Cemetery, Fontaine-Au-Bois CWGC – Ranken, G.H Stewart Melville	EB1 –
Rankin, J 3284 D Coy [John]	LS7
Rankin, J.E. Pte 351006 12/10/15 (1) Disemb 14/2/19 – Rankine Pte 351006 “D” reports ‘not 351069 L/C Rankine’ Amendment (strength decrease) 4^th (Res) RS records 17.4.18 351006 reverts to Pte on proceeding overseas 30.3.18 FMP – James E Rankin 9RS Pte Cpl 3401 351006 15Star&BWM&VM France 12.10.15 Disemb MIC	2610 –
Rankin, James 3401 [James Ewing]	EB2
Rankin, James E., Cpl 351006 9^th RS 3401 Cpl, 11^th RS 351006	0640
RANKIN, James Ewing. 1 Macdowall Rd. Edinburgh. (1196)	RSC
Rankin, James Pte 352126 9^th RS 5446 Pte	0640
Rankin, John 3284	EB2
Rankin, R Original WW1 Victory medal, correctly impressed to – ”26825 PTE R RANKIN R SCOTS”. Pte R Rankin served with the 1st/9th Royal Scots and died aged 24 on the 1st of August 1918. Changed service numbers to 51390. EBay	–
RANKIN, R, Private, ‘51390’, 1st/9th Bn., 24, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF MRS. MARGARET RANKIN, OF II, CALEDONIA ST., PAISLEY. [?II = 11]	CWGC
Rankin, Robert Pte 51390. 13^th RS 26825 Pte, 1^st RS Fus. 33545, 15^th RS 51390, 1/9^th RS 51390 – RS Pte 26825, RSF 33545, RS 51390 BWM&VM MIC – Mo. Margaret £11/2/2 War Gratuity £13 Soldiers Effects	0636 –
RANKIN, Robert, b. Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, e. Paisley, Renfrewshire , r. Paisley, 51390, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RANKIN, ROBERT, PRIVATE, 51390, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Rankine, Arthur 3047	EB1
Rankine, E.P, Pte	WTC
Rankine, E.P. 3006 C Coy	LS3
Rankine, E.P. Pte 3006 24/2/15 (1) Comm 15/10/15	2610
Rankine, Edward 3006	EB1
Rankine, Edward P., Pte 3006 comm 7^th A&SH 15.10.15 – Lt EP Rankine Also on officers medal roll piece 2256 A&SH BWM&VM Medal Roll	0629 –
Rankine, Robert L/Cpl 351257 9^th RS 3930 A/Cpl, 11^th RS 351357 [note different number shown here]	0640
Rankine, Robt. 3930	EB2
Ransome, Arthur Pte 331017 10^th York. R. 33192 Pte, 8^th RS 9^th RS	0639
RATTRAY, E. [written Rattrey] L/Corpl. No. 1243, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Rattray, E.C. Pte 1243 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 13/5/16 – Edwin C Rattray (Rattary crossed out, name amended) 9RS Pte 1243 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disch., medals returned and re-issued MIC	2610 –
Rattray, E.C., L/Cpl (1243) Edinburgh Evening News, 18th June 1915. The War Office list of casualties published today, reported to be wounded. Also Daily Record 18.6.15 Note Rattray, L wounded in same list	–
RATTRAY, Edward C. 15 Hutchison Cottage. Slateford Rd. Edinburgh. (4183)	RSC
Rattray, Edwin C., Pte 1243	0629
RATTRAY, J. Pte.No. 1565, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Rattray, J. Pte 350213 24/2/15 (1) K in A 4/8/17	2610
Rattray, John J., Pte 51893 12^th H.L.I. 30260 Pte 9^th RS – Pte HLI 30260, RS 51893 VM&BWM MIC	0641 –
Rattray, John Pte 350213 9^th RS – L/Cpl John Rattray 250213 corrected to 350213 KIA 4.8.17 Fa John. ?R.P.? Register Effects – John Rattary corrected to Rattray 9RS Pte 350213 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 KIA – d.4.8.17 Mo Jane Pension Ledger	0640
RATTRAY, John, b. Leith, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 350213, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 04/08/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RATTRAY, JOHN, J, Lance Corporal, ‘350213’, 9th Bn., 20, 4/Aug/1917, Belgium, SON OF JOHN AND JESSIE RATTRAY, OF 352, EASTER RD., LEITH, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Rattray, John, L/Cpl Leith Branch, killed Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society, Roll of Honour (1919) – http://www.ypres-salient.com/uk–ireland-ra.html	–
RATTRAY, L. Pte. No. 1719, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Rattray, L. (1719) Edinburgh Evening News, 18th June 1915. The War Office list of casualties published today, reported to be wounded. Also Daily Record 18.6.15 Note Rattray, EC also wounded in same list – Rattray, Lawrence 1719 Pte France 24.2.15; LC 452301 Pte Cl Z 29.3.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star) – Lawrence P Rattray B.~1899 Edin to James (‘Coachcoheel Moker’) and Mary, address 3/1 Leslie Pl, Edinburgh, brother Edward C Rattray b.~1895 Edin ?1901 Census	–
RATTRAY, Lawrence P. (16524). 30 Balcarres Street, Edinburgh 10 The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Rawson Lt Colour party to take colours from Edinburgh to France The Scotsman 18^th December 1918, see also EED 16^th Dec 18 Two officers shown in picture NBW/EED 17 Dec 18 Note this man is probably T.D.H Lawson. As an aside Harry Rawson was Chairman of Edinburgh Territorial Force Association, handing Colours to the Lord Provost	–
RAY, J. Pte. No. 2126, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. See Roy, J	–
RAYNES, J. Pte. No. 351778 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – Raynes, J. 351778 Pte 4^th Res RS ?transf to? 2/4 ?RWK Service Record – mixed up with record John Christie – ?There is a JR Raynes L/Cpl Royal West Kent, G/4674 23.4.15 France died 10.4.17 15Star Medal Roll Piece 2760 This man is John R Raynes, France 23.4.15 1/RWK MIC Cologne, Southern Germany, ‘Baynes’ in the original reports, CWGC (if POW, cannot find on ICRC under either name) – ?There was a J Raynes RS (TF) court date in the field 19.3.17 WO 213/14 Register	–
Raynor Sick Apr 16, never returned to bn. English chap, wounded Sanctuary Wood. MG Section on landing France Feb 15. See Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992	–
Reader, W. Pte 49854 date of last leave 16-22-8.8.17 age 34 Bricklayer; Reg. or T.F.: Reg. Five men: D.Sutherland (T.F.), R.E.Atkin, J.Odell, W.Reader and G.Rooke Transferred to R.E. (Inland Waterway & Docks), Sandwich, from 2/9^th RS, Moore Park, Kilworth Co. Cork 28.2.18 FMP
READSHAW Pte. No. 5117. C Coy. Marksmen – General Musketry Course (started August 13th), The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Readshaw, William Pte 351866 9^th RS 5117 Pte, 8^th RS 351866 Pte – Disch 17.10.19 res. Phoenix House Shildon Co Durham b.1895 disability Pension Ledger – VM&BWM Pte 5117 351866 MIC – William Readshaw 9RS b.1895 5117 351866 Phoenix House (Phoenix Place/Gate), Shildon, Durham, age 21, Hammer Driver, also Machinist Attesting Offcier 29.2.16 at Shildon. Mo Mrs Thomas Readshaw same address Marksman 6.9.16, certificate of arithmetic 24.9.19, chemistry + heat + light Home 27.4.16-3.1.17 BEF 4.1.17-25.10.17, Home 26.10.17 Adm Oakfields Aux Mil Hos Upton Heath (Chesire) 26.10.17. Furlo 31.1.18-9.2.18 ?sick [cannot read] other medical details 1.2.17 diarrhoea Abbeville, also 19.2.17 First award Wm Readshaw 5/6 RS disch (crossed out) 17.10.19 Pte age 26, weekly pension 5/6 Attested Pte 29.2.16, army res 1.3.16 mob 27.4.16, DLI depot 28.4.16, posted 2/9RS 9.5.16, leave 30.9.16-4.10.16, TF depot 137 26.10.17, ? 9.2.18, 1/8 RS 6.4.18, 13 RS 10.4.18, 5/6 RS 31.3.19 Service Papers	0640 –
RECKIE, J. Pte. No. 2305. 23/4/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916 [Reekie?]	–
Reddiex, John A., 62586 9^th RS attd 5^th Gor. Hrs.	0636
Redford, D. Pte 3659 2^nd H.L.I. 29/5/15 (1) 9^th RS 51858 Desertion 6/2/17 (entry crossed out) (entry handwritten)	2610
Redmond, D. Private 3659 2^nd High. L. I. 29/5/15 (1) 9^th RS 51858 Pte Z. 10/3/19	2610
Redmond, Daniel Pte 51858 2^nd HLI 3659 Pte, 14^th HLI 9^th RS	0636
Redpath, R 3239 D Coy	LS7
Redpath, Robert 3239	EB2
Reed, C 4939 B Coy	LS7
Reed, George Pte 335606 1/8^th RS 8290 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0639
REEKIE PRIVATE, 2305, 23/Apr/1915, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Reekie, E.P 2820 – Cpl EP Reekie witness offence by F. Lopez (qv), Edin 14.4.15 Res Bn	EB1 –
Reekie, H.L 2819	EB1
Reekie, J spelling? 2305 killed Glasgow Herald 21 May 1915	–
Reekie, J.J. Pte 2305 24/2/15 (1) K in A 23/4/15	2610
Reekie, John 2305	EB1
Reekie, John 3238	EB2
Reekie, John I Private 9th	NBW-S
REEKIE, John J., e. Edinburgh, 2305, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Pte 2305 KIA 23.4.15; Mo. elizabeth Soldiers’ effects	SD –
Reekie, John J., Pioneer, 9th RS Dated 11/5/15 Second image John I. Reekie, the son of Mrs Reekie, 2 Ogilvie Terrace, Edinburgh. He was killed at Ypres. See also Edinburgh Evening News 11 May 1915 Killed 23^rd Apr, 27 yo and son of Mrs Reekie, 2 Ogilvie Terrace, Edinburgh The Scotsman 8 May 15 C Coy, had been with the Ninth about 9 years. Before the war with Edinburgh and Leith Gas Company. An old Heriot boy. EED 7.5.15 Image also EED 13.5.15	NBW
Reekie, John J., Pte (killed) 99-03 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Reekie, John J., Pte 2305	0629
Reekie, John Johnston (b. 1887). 1898-03. In employment of Edinburgh and Leith Corporations Gas Commissioners. 9th Royal Scots (Highlanders), Private, pre-war, 9 years. Re-joined August 1914. Pioneer. Killed in action at Ypres on 23rd April 1915. Eldest son of Mrs Reekie, 2 Ogilvie Terrace. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) – http://www.ypres-salient.com/uk–ireland-re.html	–
REEKIE, JOHN JOHNSTON, J J, Private, ‘2305’, “C” Coy. 9th Bn., 27, 23/Apr/1915, Belgium, SON OF MRS. ELIZABETH REEKIE, OF 2, OGILVIE TERRACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Reekie, John K., Pioneer 9th RS	NBW
Reekie, John Pte d. age 27 23.4.15 KIA Return Other Ranks KIA or died on active service. ScotlandsPeople RD: 124-AF	–
Reeve, Arthur L/Cpl 301220 Lance Corporal Arthur Reeve 301220. Unit: 1st Platoon, A Company, 9th Battalion, Royal Scots. Death: 20 September 1917 to 23 September 1917 Missing in action Western Front. CWGC has age at death given as 21 Son of Samuel Reeve, of 12, Amy St., Crookes, Sheffield, and the late Clara Reeve. Missing 23 Sept 17 IWM HU 124810 http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205387644	–
Reeve, Arthur L/Cpl 301220 9^th RS	0639
REEVE, ARTHUR, A, Lance Corporal, ‘301220’, 9th Bn., 21, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF SAMUEL REEVE, OF 12, AMY ST., CROOKES, SHEFFIELD, AND THE LATE CLARA REEVE.	CWGC
REEVE, Arthur, b. Crookes, e. Sheffield, 301220, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, FORMERLY 26030, YORKS L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Reeves, Frederick W., Pte 330722 2^nd RS 8^th RS 9^th RS	0639
REGENT, A.E. Pte. No. 6814 C. Coy. , To be Unpaid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/2/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Reichall, Michael Pte 352425 9^th RS 5756 Pte – Pte 5756 352425, BWM&VM MIC – Brothers? Sons of Mr and Mrs M. Reichall, 33 Guthrie St, Edinburgh: Pte Peter (wounded) and John (DoW), both RS. EED 14.10.16 Peter 16^th, 2^nd, 12^th, 2/10^th RS Medal Roll 0632 John 16^th RS DoW 23.9.16 CWGC	0640 –
REICHALL, Michael, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 352425, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
REICHALL, MICHAEL, M, Private, ‘352425’, 9th Bn., 25, 21/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF MICHAEL AND HELEN REICHALL, OF 33, GUTHRIE ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Reid C Coy machine gunner 1916 A Anderson IWM 3608	–
Reid L/Cpl, G&H Coy Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
Reid Pte 9^th Royal Scots sports and pipe-playing competition, held at Barry Camp The Scotsman 1 Aug 1921	–
Reid, A 4961 C Coy	LS7
REID, A, Corporal, ‘351047’, “B” Coy. 9th Bn., 19, 3/Aug/1917, Belgium, SON OF JOHN AND CATHERINE REID, OF 12, BELLEVUE CRESCENT, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Reid, A.H 2906	EB1
Reid, Alexander Pte 62734 9^th RS	0636
Reid, Allan 3457	EB2
Reid, Allan Cpl 351047 9^th RS	0640
REID, Allan, b. Bonnington, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh, 351047, CPL., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 03/08/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Reid, Andrew Pte 58948 9^th RS	0636
Reid, D. Pte 350575 24/2/15 (1) Posted to 3^rd Bn (entry crossed out)	2610
Reid, D. Sergt-Shoemaker, 1 Logan St Drill Programme 1911-12	–
Reid, D., Sergt. Master Tailor. Address 1902: 3 Heriothill Terrace. – “The Master Tailor” 1913, could be Reid? Huie Collection	F
REID, D.M. Pte. No. 3728, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
REID, David Christie. 10 Glebe Park. East Wemyss. (9884)	RSC
Reid, David Cpl 350575 9^th RS 2512 A/Sgt., attd K. Afr. Rif. 350575	0640
Reid, David M 3728 – David M. Reid RS Wounded. He is the second son of Mr and Mrs D.M. Reid of 9 Almondbank Terrace and prior to enlistment was employed as a photo process artist on the staff of the Evening Dispatch EED 2.8.16	EB2 –
Reid, David M., Pte 05-10 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Reid, F. Pte 350231 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 19/8/19	2610
Reid, F., Cpl Had been with the battalion when it went out in Feb 15 Colour party returned to Waverley station The Scotsman 19^th June 1919	–
REID, Frederick F. (15111). 1 Dunedin Street, Edinburgh 7 The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Reid, Frederick Pte 350231 9^th RS 1601 – Reid, Frederic [sic] 9RS Pte 1601 350231, Sgt 7/9 3044236 15Star&BWM&VM T Eff France 24.2.15 Disemb Medal request OC 52 Div 31.5.20	0640
Reid, G 3103 A Coy	LS4
Reid, G Private 9th	NBW-S
Reid, G, Pte. No 3103 wounded 5 Jan 1916	WD
REID, G. Pte. No. 3103, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
REID, G. Pte. No. 3344, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Reid, George 3103	EB1
Reid, George 3344	EB2
Reid, George, Pte Left NBW, Right EED 25 Jan 16 (same article) Wounded in France. His parents reside at 9 Almondbank Terrace, Edinburgh. Dated 25/1/16. – Eldest son of Mr and Mrs DM Reid, 9 Almondbank Terrace. Wounded. Was an architect and interior designer, gained diploma at Edin Art College. Had ‘colour design’ displayed by Royal Scottish Academy and Soc of Scottish Artists. The Scotsman 20 Jan 16 – George Reid 1893-1984 Was articled to Scott Morton & Co from 1910 for five years, attending classes at Edinburgh College of Art where he obtained firsts in each year of his studies as well as two bursaries. Whilst serving his apprenticeship he was seconded to the offices of Robert Lorimer, George Washington Browne and James Bow Dunn. After the war designed some 1800 houses in Edinburgh. http://www.scottisharchitects.org.uk/architect_full.php?id=203064 – Reid, George. The Architect and Building News Vol 94 1915 – Reid, G. 3103 Wounded The Times 24.1.16 (Dalziel, Reid and Templeton) – Architecture – Special Certificate Both George Reid and Alex. G. Forgie were awarded travelling scholarships of £40 and £20 respectively. Both joined the 9^th Royal Scots. The former was wounded and is at present in Dalmeny House Hospital, and the latter is at present at the front with his battalion. Building News and Engineering Journal, The Building News 22 March 1916	NBW
Reid, George, Pte (wounded) 03-08 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
REID, H, Private, ‘301515’, 9th Bn., , 9/Feb/1917, France,	CWGC
Reid, H.D. Pte 351117 18/11/15 (1) Disemb 23/3/19	2610
Reid, Henry D 3563	EB2
Reid, Henry D., Pte 351117 9^th RS 3563 Pte, 109^th Ry. Coy. R.E. 423844 – 9RS Pte 3563, 351117, RE 423844, RS 351117 15Star&VM&BWM France 18.11.15 MIC	0640
Reid, Henry G., Pte 58944 9^th RS	0636
REID, Henry George, e. Edinburgh, 58944, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 13/04/18, FORMERLY 2/13584, T.R. BATTN., 53263, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
REID, HENRY GEORGE, H G, Private, ‘58944’, 9th Bn., 18, 13/Apr/1918, Belgium, SON OF MR. AND MRS. JAMES REID, OF 26, ROBERTSON AVENUE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
REID, Henry, b. Comrie, Perthshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Biruam, Perthshire, 301515, PRIVATE, Died, France & Flanders, 09/02/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Reid, J L/Cpl 3279 C Coy	LS7
Reid, J Srgt 2553 A Coy	LS7
Reid, J.B Lance Corporal 9th	NBW-S
REID, J.B. L/Corpl. No. 847, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Reid, J.B. 847,[*], Badge No. 53541 9RS Cpl 22.3.09-6.5.16 wounds xvi, overseas yes	SWB
Reid, J.B. L/Cpl 847 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 6/5/16	2610
Reid, J.B. Pte, wounded, discharged Pressroom of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
Reid, J.B., L/Cpl Also EED 12.5.15 (with blanked out background) 14 Arthur Street, Edinburgh. He is in Balham Hospital suffering from gunshot wound. – Parents reside at 14 Arthur Street, Edinburgh. He is in Balham Hospital. Gunshot wounds to arm and hand. Has been with Ninth for 7 or 8 years was a printer with Messrs Nelson & Sons, Edinburgh. The Scotsman 11 May 15 and Edinburgh Evening News 10^th May 15, also Daily Record 10.5.15 Admitted Weir R.C. Hospital with gunshot wounds, word received by Mr J. Reid of 14 Arthur St, Edin. EED May 1915	NBW –
REID, J.G. No. 1508. Sergt. B Coy. Promotion. Recommended for Officer’s Cadet Unit after interview by the Divisional Commander at Boreham House on October 2nd., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
REID, J.G. Sergt. No. 35???? , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Reid, J.R. Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Reid, J.R. 2844 A Coy	LS6
Reid, J.R.A 2553	EB1
Reid, J.R.A. 2553 Cpl A Coy to be paid Sergt 29.1.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Reid, J.R.A. 2553 E Coy	LS1
Reid, James 3297	EB2
REID, James. 8 Balgreen Gardens. Edinburgh 12. 2/9th. (10712)	RSC
Reid, Jas. 4223	EB2
Reid, John B. L/Cpl 847, entered theatre as Pte	0629
Reid, John M., Pte 353503 9^th RS	0640
Reid, John McG., Pte 58945 9^th RS	0636
Reid, L.K, 2/Lt. joined for duty 8 June 1917, wounded 3 Aug 1917	WD
Reid, L.K, 2^nd Lt Wounded Aug 18; Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926 – Reid, L.K. 2/Lt wounded 2.8.17 51^st WD	–
REID, L.K. No. 1503. C Coy. To be paid Acting L/Sergt. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. – Reid, L.K L/Sgt C Coy 2/9 RS, witness offence Terling 16.10.16 Service record of Thomas Oxley (qv)	–
REID, L.K. No. 1503. L/Sergt. C Coy. Promotion. Recommended for Officer’s Cadet Unit after interview by the Divisional Commander at Boreham House on October 2nd., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
REID, L.K. Sergt. No. 350182 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Reid, L.K. 1503 C Coy L/Cpl to be paid Cpl 8.7.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Reid, Leslie K., Lt (twice wounded) 05-12 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
REID, Leslie Kinloch. C/o Watson. 82 Gloucester St. Newcastle. (1099)	RSC
REID, Robert. Dunedin, Mr. Kinnear Rd. Edinburgh (10990)	RSC
Reid, Norman Pte 70419 16^th RS 59773 Pte, 9^th RS	0637
Reid, Peter B., Cpl 350791 9^th RS 350791 Cpl	0640
Reid, Peter Brodie 2967	EB1
Reid, R 2844 – Reid, R L/Cpl 2844 Commissioned On The Field. Leather Sporran Vol 1 No 4 June 17	EB1 –
REID, R. L/Corpl. No. 2844 , Commissioned On the Field,The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
REID, R. Pte. No. 2844, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Reid, R. L/Cpl 350734 4/12/15 (1) Comm 12/2/17	2610
Reid, R., Pte 350734 9^th RS 2844	0641
Reid, R.J, 2/Lt. joined for duty 24 Aug 1917	WD
Reid, Robert Brother of Capt Wm Reid http://www.coldstreamhistorysociety.co.uk/index.php/war-memorials/profile/foulden-william-reid-more-info	–
REID, ROBERT JOHN. Buckie School. Student of Medicine, 1918-19. Solicitor. Inns of Court O.T.C, Private, Nov. 1915; Officer Cadet. 9th Royal Scots (T), 2nd Lieut. March 1917; Lieut. Sept. 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
REID, Robert R. 23 Content Ave. Ayr. 9th TF. 7th DF. (4427)	RSC
Reid, Stewart Pte Stewart Reid RS. Wounded and missing. Information gladly received by his parents at Tait Street, Dalkeith. EED 28 Jan 1919 – Reid, Stewart, Pte 351374 b. Dalkeith 17/2/1892 d. 24/3/18 age 26, Son of James Marr Reid and Jessie Wannan. Memorials: Buccleuch Street Church, Dalkeith; Dalkeith. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/ – Reid, Stewart (lately assistant with Baildon & Son, Princes St, Edinburgh) 9RS The Chemist and Druggist 27 Nov 1915 roll of honour	–
Reid, Stewart 3958	EB2
Reid, Stewart Pte 351374 9^th RS 3958 A/Cpl	0640
REID, Stewart, b. Dalkeith, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Dalkeith, 351374, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
REID, STEWART, S, Private, ‘351374’, “A” Coy. 9th Bn., 26, 24/Mar/1918, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. JAMES M. REID, OF TAIT ST., DALKEITH, MIDLOTHIAN.	CWGC
Reid, W. Private 6029 17^th High. L. I. 18/8/15 (1) 9^th RS 51862 Pte. Z. 15/1/19	2610
Reid, W. Pte 6026 17^th H.L.I. 18/8/15 (1) 9^th RS 51862 Pte Desertion 27/2/18 (entry crossed out) (entry handwritten) – ? W. Reid, Pte 3HLI trial 27.2.18 Edinburgh. Desertion, 168 days detention, remitted 56 days. WO86/81 p.67	2610
Reid, W., Pte to be made 2/Lt The Scotsman 22 Feb 15 – Privates Richard John Patterson Harle, Alfred Sherman, Simon Forrest, William Reid, from 9RS to be 2/Lt 7^th A&SH 21.2.15 LG 20.2.15 – Reid, William 9RS Pte 2307; 2/Lt 3^rd A&SH comm 20.2.15. France 26.2.15 C/o Messrs Butterfield & Swire, Nanking, China MIC	–
Reid, William 4076 – William Reid Sjt RS 4076, 351445 VM&BWM MIC – William Reid 9th R.Scots 4076 / 351445 from Fochabers, Morayshire, aged 36 in 1919 Courtesy IPT GWF – His army service records (FMP, regimental numbers 4076 and 351445) record that he had 8 years previous service in the 3rd Volunteer Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders. It is also recorded that he was promoted/appointed Sergeant-Piper of the 1/9th Royal Scots on 15th April 1917. (also mention that between October and November 1916 he had been hospitalised for laryngitis) His home address is recorded as Huntly Lane, Fochabers (on another page recorded as Huntly Street, Fochabers). I did find him in the 1891 and 1901 census, along with the names of his parents and siblings. They both record him born in Dyke about 1883, however Scotland’s People just records one male called William Reid born in Dyke around that time, and it was in 1882. ? The 19th August 1921 edition of the Press & Journal reports on the unveiling of a war memorial at Milne’s Institution in Fochabers for the Former Pupils who had given their lives. There is mention that the Flower’s O’ The Forest was played by Pipe-Major William Reid. [Fochabers connection so possible] Information from Ron Abbott GWF	EB2 –
Reid, William M., L/Cpl 352238 9^th RS 5568 Pte	0640
Reid, William Miller 9th R. Scots 5568/ 352238, Dundee, aged 46 in 1938. Courtesy IPT GWF	–
Reid, William Pte Courtesy AmericanTommy GWF	–
Reid, William Pte 44287 9^th RS – aged 20 when discharged in November 1915 Courtesy IPT GWF	0635 –
Reid, William Pte 51862 12^th HLI 6026 Pte, 9^th RS	0636
Reid, William Sgt 351445 9^th RS 4076 Sgt	0640
Reid, William, Pipe Major Seton, Bruce, ‘The Pipes of War’, 1920 – Concert at Selkirk given by officers and men of 3/9^th RS: Pipe-Major McKinley, Corporal-Piper Lauder, Piper Manderson, Piper Ross, Piper Reid and Piper Bell The Southern Reporter 20.4.1916	–
REID, William. No. 351445, Pipe-Major, 9th Royal Scots; born at Dyke, Forres, 1882; joined at Edinburgh, 8th Dec, 1915; served in France. Son of James (deceased) and Isabella Reid. Occupation, sawmiller. The Morayshire roll of honour. 1914-1918 (1921) – https://livesofthefirstworldwar.org/lifestory/3698449#stories	–
Reid, Wm. 2307	EB1
REILLY, Austin M. (17891). (2/9th) 52 Stock Street, Paisley, Renfrewshire The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
REILLY, B. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 3252. B. Coy., from 27/2/17 , To be Paid Acting L/Corpl., The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
REILLY, B.J. Pte. No. 3253. B. Coy., from 1/1/17 , To be Acting Unpaid L/Corpls, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Reilly, Bernard 3252	EB2
REILLY, BERNARD JOSEPH. Clonmel Grammar School, Co. Tipperary. Student of Science, 1919. 9th Royal Scots, Private April 1915. Royal Air Force, Cadet. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – ?Reilly, Bernard. Royal Scots 350921 Pte. RAF 318482 Pte ?Reilly, Bernard Joseph b. 29.4.1896. http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html	–
Reilly, Bernard L/Cpl 350921 9^th RS 350921 Pte	0641
Remington, E.N.A, 2/Lt 9Bn Royal Scots Remington, Edward Nicholson Archer. 3 Training Centre Perham Down Mar-16; 1.6.17 attd. R.Berks.R. to be TLt for duty with R.F.C.; 15.6.17 to be Flying Officer and to be transfd. to Gen. List http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html ? MIC shows R Berks R 2/Lt, RFC&RAF Lt VM&BWM East Fl??, Cookham, Berks MIC	–
Rennie, G 4153	EB2
Rennie, G 4153 A Coy	LS7
Rennie, John J Private 9th	NBW-S
Rennie, Peter Pte 353509 9^th RS	0640
Rennie, Robert L/Cpl 43105 1/6^th RS 1525 Pte, 2^nd RS 9^th RS	0634
Rennoldson, William Record b.1897 Private, 3rd Battalion, Durham Light Infantry, 2nd/9^th and 1st/9^th Battalions, RS Regiments; After early Service in Ireland, to France, and later, to Ypres; Describes the chaos of attacking over No Mans Land at St Quentin and his experiences following being wounded; Discharged following further Service in Ireland 1917/18. Newspaper cutting with photograph marking 101st birthday on 13 April 1999. https://library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/464108 Transcript headed “Mr W Reynoldson” 81 Tudor Grove, Sunderland b. 13 Apr 1897, enlisted Sunderland age 17 back end of 1915 into 3^rd Durhams, went to Ireland, County Cork. Trained there, then went to France from there. In France posted to 2/9^th RS and then transferred to 1/9^th RS. First to Ypres, transferred to St Quentin and went over the top. Just over 18 months in France, came out in 1918. – Rennoldson, William, R. Scots Pte 352679, SWB List D/A/624 MIC – No. 6494, 352679 RS, 380672 L Corps. City of Edinburgh TFA. Attestation: Address 42 Back Barkley St, Sunderland. 18 yr 8 mnth. Trade: rivet heater. Are you married? Unmarried. Sunderland 6^th Dec 1915. Appoint 2/9^th RS. Date crossed out and 13 Sep 16 in place, Sunderland crossed out and Newcastle-On-Tyne substituted. William Rennoldson, father, 42 Back Barclay St, Sunderland. Home Service 13.9.16 to 14.6.17; BEF 15.6.17 to 10.8.18 = 1 yr 57 days. Home 11.8.18 to 12.11.18 = 2 yrs 61 days. Wounded 1.08.18. Height 5 ft 1-1/4 Pte 6-12-15 DLI, 2/9 RS posted Pte 17.9.16, 1/9 RS posted Pte 15.6.17, transferred to Labour Corps and posted to 66^th Labour Coy 7.10.17. 9^th RS Pte 10.4.18, TF Depot 137 11.8.18, 4^th (Res.) RS 19.10.18, discharged ‘No longer physically fit for war service’ Para 392 xvi KR 12.11.18. Address 40 Stobard St, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland. Attested 6.12.15, joined 13.9.16. Ministry of Pensions stamp 18 Nov 18. Dependent mother, Mrs Mary Rennoldson at 40 Stobart St, Sunderland. Ministry of Pensions receipt of documents for review 22.11.18 to 4^th Res Bn. Weekly pension 8/3 from 13.11.18. King’s Certificate on discharge no. 3995, received 7.3.19, signed for by William Rennoldson 12.3.19, stamped at Ministry 13.3.19 4^th (Res) Bn at Cupar Aug 18. [?] Para 207 to Res. Pension a different copy here 4643 Rennoldson, William Pte 352679 No. of badge and certificate B63509 enlisted 6.12.15 discharged 12.11.18, Wound KR 392 xvi B1, age 21, served overseas: yes [4643 9RS is Frank McQueen] SWB
Rennoldson, William Pte 352679 9^th RS	0640
Renton, J., Sergt. Master Cook. Address 1902: 13 Upper Grove Place.	F
Renton, R.W ? Possibly Trooper Ralph Whitelaw Renton 37510, 2^nd Scottish Horse www.roll-of-honour.com	?
Renton, R.W, Pte, Scottish Horse, Imperial Yeomanry; D Coy 9^th RS	FSA
RENWICK COMPANY SERGEANT MAJOR, 350120, 23/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Renwick CSM p.398 Arras ‘fought heroically’, captured 12 Germans	E
Renwick, G.A (?) 4813	EB2
RENWICK, J. C.S.M. No. 350120 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
RENWICK, J. L/Sergt. No. 1356, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
RENWICK, J. Sergt. No. 1356 , Military Medal – Notified in ‘Gazette’ of 19/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Renwick, J. L/Sgt 350120 24/2/15 (1) K in A 23/4/17	2610
Renwick, J. Sgt Wounded He is a son of Mr Thomas Renwick, 13 Dalmeny Street, Leith EED 10.8.16	–
Renwick, John CSM 350120 9^th RS 1356 W.O.Cl.II	0640
Renwick, John d. – , 1356, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
RENWICK, JOHN LAIDLAW, J L, Company Serjeant Major, ‘350120’, 9th Bn., 23, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF THOMAS AND AGNES RENWICK, OF 13, DALMENY ST., LEITH, EDINBURGH. AWARDED MC, MM.	CWGC
RENWICK, John, b. Newington, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 350120, C.S.M., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, M.C., M.M., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Renwick, John, Jack or Jackie, CSM, A Coy, MM Awarded MC, with Cpl Fermie [Fernie] eliminated sniper at Poser Weg 9 Apr 17 22 year old. MC, DCM [?DCM or MM] Led A Coy from Crump trench 23 Apr 17, seen to go to assistance of B Coy at Chemical Works, last seen about 11 a.m. age 19[?] KIA 23/4/17 Nicholls, Jonathan, ‘Cheerful Sacrifice’, 1990 – ? John Renwick b.~1895 to Thomas (54, mason) and Agnes (23), address 14 Dalmeny St (not #13), brother William b.~1897 1901 census Thomas b.~1847 Morebattle, Roxburghshire Agnes born ~1878 at Ochiltree, Ayrshire [Mr & Mrs G. Scott at 13 Dalmeny, Leith Scotsman 27.8.13] [James Allen age 59 of 13 Dalmeny, Leith died, husband of Mary Duncan Scotsman 4.1.17] – CSM John Renwick, Royal Scots MC He displayed great courage and initiative in commanding the company. He captured and consolidated his objective and sent in valuable reports. He also captured several prisoners. Daily Record 20.7.17	–
Renwick, John, WO Cl II 1356, Lance Sergeant 350120, France 24.2.15 MIC 350120 CSM Renwick, John, 9^th R Scots 1356, WO Cl II Medal Roll 0640 – Renwick, John M.M. CSM 1356 / 350120 KIA 23.4.17 Fa. Thomas Soldiers’ effects – 1356 Sjt. J. Renwick, R.Scots Military Medal for bravery in the field Edinburgh Gazette 24.1.17; London Gazette 22.1.17 – 350120 C.S.M. John Renwick, R. Scots. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He displayed great courage and initiative in commanding the company. He captured and consolidated his objectives and sent in valuable reports. He also captured several prisoners. Military Cross Edinburgh Gazette 20.7.17 – John Laidlaw Renwick 350120 CSM MM as 1356 Sjt. KIA Western Front 23 Apr 1917 aged 23. Son of Thomas & Agnes Renwick,13 Dalmeny St,Leith. MC cited 18.7.17	–
Renwick, William Pte 300200 9^th RS – Renwick, William Pte RS 300200 VM&BWM MIC	0638 –
RENWICK, William. 13 Dalmeny St. Leith. (3046) [same address as John Laidlaw Renwick qv]	RSC
Willey, Martin 352691 6507 9^th Royal Scots Transferred to depot Seaforth Highlanders 3.3.17, new # S/187?7 Dated 23.3.17 Also Payne, Herbert Mixed into service record of Oxley, Thomas (qv) Service Record p.3849/4627 [?There was a Labour Corps man VM&BWM Cpl 345854]	?
REVIE, J. Pte. No. 352325 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – ? Revie, J. Pte RE IWD 13526 Spr 326740, France 12.5.15, previous RS. RE Medal roll	– ?
Rex, E.R, Capt. 5th RS joined for duty 8 June 1917 – Capt ER Rex Piece 2181 BWM&VM medal roll RS off – TFWM Medal roll piece 3271 RS officers – Lt RS 1914 British Army List	WD –
REYNOLDS, Francis, Dr. 25 South Clerk St. Edinburgh. (2597)	RSC
Reynolds, John Pte 70752 2^nd HLI 7898 Pte, 9^th RS 44151 Pte.	0637
Reynolds, T 3279 D Coy	LS7
Reynolds, Thomas ? 9^th RS 350929 Great War Forum	?
Reynolds, Thomas 3279	EB2
Reynolds, Thomas Pte 350929 9^th RS 350929 Pte., 16^th RS 350929, 11^th RS 350929	0640
Rhind, Alex 4505	EB2
RHIND, C.O. Sergt. No. 5308, Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Rhind, C.O. Cpl 644 24/2/15 (1) Commissioned. Disc. 11/3/16 – Rhind, Charles Ogilvie 9RS Cpl 644; 3/KOSB 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM Disch. Comm KOSB. France 24.2.15. Claim to T.E.M. total service in ranks = 9 yrs 223 days – ineligible 7 Grange Lo?an, Edinburgh 291 Dalkeith Rd, Edinburgh MIC – Charles Ogilvie Rhind 644 9RS D Coy Discharged Born Dalry, age 21 yr 1 mo, Sculptor in employ of JS Rhind (J?), residing at 49 Belford Rd. Indentured apprentice. Single Witness ?Simpson Sgt, attested Lt. J. Ferguson 12.3.1909, 7 Wemyss Pl. approved Wm Green Capt&Adjt. Medical John Cumming. Promoted (L/Cpl or Cpl?) 12.9.14 Embarked SS Inventor Southampton 24.2.15, landed Havre 26.2.15. L/Sgt 7.5.15 vice Yeatts; Sgt 31.5.15 vice Welsh to England. Granted prof pay 6d per day 5.8.15. To Base for discharge 26.2.16, 2TerrBase Rouen 27.2.16, transferred to England for discharge (time-ex) 4.5.16 Ref B Coy? [Agrees with Yeatts replacement] Declaration for re-engagement 25.2.16 in the field, signed S. Fraser Capt & Adjt Imperial Service signed Bruntsfield School 14.2.15, signed AS Blair Pte – re-enaged after 4 yrs for further year 27.2.1913 witnessed A.McKinnon CLS?, signed RM Dudgeon Capt&Adj L/Cpl D Coy – re-engaged for one year dated 30.1.14 witnessed Robert Gibson Col Sgt and RM Dudgeon Capt&Adj Pte attested 12.3.09, re-eng 12.3.13, re-eng 12.3.14, L/Cpl 21.5.14. Annual camps listed. Embodied Pte 5.8.14, promoted Cpl 12.9.14, L/Sgt 7.5.15, A/Sergt 31.5.15, Prof Pay Class I (or T?) 5.8.15. Bounty paid. Discharge 11.3.16 392 xxi termination of engagement as A/Sgt approved DH Huie OC Administrative Centre 9RS 14.3.16 at 89 E Claremont St Father John S Rhind at 49 Belford Rd, Edin. Home 5.8.14-23.2.15; BEF 24.2.15-4.3.16; Home 5.3.16-11.3.16 Pension Record – John Rhind (middle initial L, but S) age 41 sculptor, Janet Rhind (40), children Aleander (Alex? 16), Charles (13) and Agnes (10) at 46 Torpichen St, Edinburgh 1901 Census As above but at 22 Richmond Terr, Edin. and correctly Alexander and John S. 1891 Census – ?Father John Stevenson Rhind (1859-1937), sculptor Wife Janet Scott Brunton (1860-1919) Wikipedia – Rhind, Charles Ogilvie KOSB from Officer Cadet Unit to be 2/Lt 25.1.17 London Gazette 9.2.17 p.1387 – Born 1888, Married Helen Wood Rhind 1917, died 1970 https://www.myheritage.com/names/charles_rhind – Lt KOSB http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C1127322	2610 –
Rhind, Charles O., A/Sgt 644. Commissioned (KOSB)	0629
Rhind, R 3044 A Coy	LS4
RHIND, R. Pte. No. 3044, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Rhind, R. (3044) Edinburgh Evening News, 18th June 1915. The War Office list of casualties published today, reported to be wounded. Also Daily Record 18.6.15	–
Rhind, R., Pte Also EED 22.5.15 Wounded. Employee of Messrs Charles ?, Edinburgh. Dated 22/5/15. EED 22.5.15: Wounded. Employee of Messrs. Charles Ritchie & Co. Torpichen Street, Edinburgh.	NBW
Rhind, Richard 3044 – RE 423973 5.5.15 – 5.3.19 (See also Baillie, W and Galley, H) Medal Roll p.131/335 Piece 2593 RE Rhind, Richard SPR (Sapper): R Scots (TF) 3044 Pte; Royal Scots 350825; RE 423973 Medal Roll p.224/311 Piece 0452 RE France (1) 5.5.15 15Star&BWM&VM MIC W.H. Geissler, from same draft, transferred to RE 423966	EB1 –
RHODES 2nd/Lieut. Played in Officers v. Sergeants Football Match, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Rhodes, F.R., 2nd Lt. 11 June 15 [R.F.?] – 2^nd Lt (temp Lt) R.F. Rhodes relinquishes temp rank, 1^st Aug 17 [Note initials in different order] The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7874 – 2/Lt R.F Rhodes (sic) Officers 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	W –
RHODES, R.F. 2nd/Lieut. (Anti Gas) at Cork 26/3/17 , returned from Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
RHODES, R.F. 2nd/Lieut. to be Temp. Lieut., 22/8/16, promoted, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
RHODES, R.F. Lieut., at Carlow. 14/5/17 , returned from Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Rhodes, R.F. 2/Lt 2/9^th leaving Selkirk 24^th Nov 15. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – Lt RF Rhodes Lt RS BWM&VM Medal Roll Piece 2180 RS – Rhodes, Ralph Frank 2/9 RS 2/Lt, Lt, Sp List VM&BWM British East Africa Mar 1918 Rathgowrie, Oxhey Lane, Harrow Weald, Middx. And 10 Cyril Mans., Prince of Wales Rd, SW11 MIC	–
RICE, C, Private, ‘352442’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Rice, Colin Pte 352442 9^th RS 5773 Pte	0640
RICE, Colin, b. Leith, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 352442, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Rice, Colin, Pte 352442 Wounded in counter-attack 24.3.18 ‘in all probability he will be a prisoner’ Letter from A.F. Cameron to Miss Jane Rice (sister) 14.5.18, misreports number as 352443 Letter from War Office 18.9.18 confirms he has been missing since the day he was wounded, C.2. casualties No. 673103 to Miss Rice, 14 Springfield Street, Leith b. 1880 ‘According to the census, Colin Rice was aged 30 in 1911 and living at Springfield Street in Leith with his father, mother, sister Jane and his nephew John Ford. Colin’s father worked as an iron moulder, his sister was a machinist for a waterproofs factory and Colin worked as a goods porter at the railway station.’ In Sept 1919, missing presumed dead. Father, Peter to receive parents pension, letter 5 May 1920 was for the award of £13 10s 2d See biography Rice, Colin Pte 352442 Roy. Scots Rgt. Wounded and missing 24.3.18. Rep: Miss Jane Rice (sist), 14 Springfield St, Leith. Négatif envoyé 23.7.18 [negative sent]. A further request Rep RS Assoc negative envoye 3.6.18 http://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Details/286169/3/2/ BWM&VM MIC 24.3.18 Presumed Dead.£13,10,2 Including War Grat £11, authorised to Fa. Peter Soldiers Effects	–
Rice, S. Pte 2472 1/6 S. Staffs. 28/6/15 (1) 9^th RS 203332 Pte Disemb. 11/3/19	2610
Rice, Stephen J., Pte 203332 1/6^th S.Staffs. 2472 Pte, 9^th RS	0637
Richard 2/Lt Reported wounded. He is the son of Mrs Richard, 29 Chester St, Edin. EED 3 May 15	–
Richard 2/Lt. wounded 23Apr 1915	WD
Richard 2^nd Lt, p.96 Second Ypres, wounded	E
Richard Lt, visited trenches 6 Apr 15	WD
Richard, W.R. Capt wounded Estimated casualties from March offensive as of 6.4.18 from 183 Bde War Diary (p.107/532)	–
RICHARD, W.R. Second Lieut. (now Capt.) Wounded. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Richard, William Raymond Richard, W.R., Lt 8 May 15, Sec-Lt – wounded – 2^nd Lt (temp Capt) to be Capt with precedence from 1 June 16, 1^st Aug 17 The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7873 – Richard, W.R, 2/Lt, Lt, Capt, D Coy, TRB[?] List of officers proceeding on active service, Records of T.W. Bennet Clark – 2/Lt W.R Richard, October 1914 trained as Reserve Machine-Gun Officer (MGO) Records of T.W. Bennet Clark – Richard, W.R. Capt Medal Roll Piece 2180 BWM&VM 2/Lt Disembarked 26.2.15 Medal Roll Piece 2947 1915 Star – Probably William R. Richard, born approx. 1895 to W. Miller Richard and Kate Richard, 29 Chester St, Edinburgh. 1901 Census The 1911 census has a William Raymond Richard, born Edinburgh approx. 1895, boarding at Clifton College, Bristol. – William Raymond Richard 9RS 2/Lt, 9RS Capt BWM, VM, 1915 Star, SWB List Off 1528 Badge B80995 France 23.2.15 Application for 15 Star submitted by O/C Craiglockhart War Hospital on behalf of Capt WR Richard 1.3.19, further letters from WR Richard 14.9.21 Home address. 29 Chester St, Edinburgh No 2 Flat, White House, Lansdowne St, Hove, Brighton 14.9.21 31 River Coppice, Warning Camp, Arundel, Sussex MIC – Capt Richard, W.R. Royal Scots B80995 River Coppice, Warning Camp, Arundel, Sussex. IV 90 31.3.19 SWB – Richard Huie Collection	W –
Richards Lt 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16	–
Richards, G.D.A. Pte Pressroom of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
Richards, Geo. D.A 3981	EB2
Richardson Pte 9^th Royal Scots sports and pipe-playing competition, held at Barry Camp The Scotsman 1 Aug 1921	–
Richardson Cpl? C Coy 2/9 RS, witness offence Terling 16.10.16 Service record of Thomas Oxley (qv)	–
Richardson, A.A., Pte	WTC
Richardson, Arthur 3727	EB2
Richardson, Arthur Archibald b. 2 Non 1892 educ. North Berwick High School and Univ of Edin., Chartered Accountant. Enlisted as Pte on outbreak of hostilities. Comm Nov 14 as 2/Lt in 11^th A&S Highlanders. July 1915 proceeded with regiment to France, killed Battle of Loos 26 Sept 15. Parish of North Berwick Roll of Honour	–
RICHARDSON, ARTHUR ARCHIBOLD (b. 1891). North Berwick High School. Student of Law, 1912-14 9th Royal Scots, Private Aug. 1914. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 2nd Lieut. Killed at the Battle of Loos on 25th September 1915. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Richardson, David C.A 19343 Pte. 16^th R.Scots 9^th R.Scots	0631
Richardson, Edwin George b.18.1.1897 entered bank 1.6.14 Bishop Auckland, joined forces 28.4.16, no 5118 Pte 2/9 RS 1917 January Sent to Tralee Co Kerry Ireland Made a member of the Regimental Bank Midland Bank Roll of Honour	–
Richardson, G 202 Dundas St, 350768 L/Cpl 3/9^th RS, killed Grangemouth Roll of Honour	–
RICHARDSON, G J, Private, ‘350768’, 9th Bn., , 21/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
RICHARDSON, G.G. Pte. No. 2911, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. [?G.J.]	–
Richardson, G.J 2911	EB1
RICHARDSON, GEORGE J, PRIVATE, 350768, 21/Mar/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
RICHARDSON, George J., e. Edinburgh , r. Grangemouth, Stirlingshire, 350768, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Richardson, George J., Pte 350768 9^th RS 2911	0640
RICHARDSON, H.O. Pte. No. 2720, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
RICHARDSON, H.O. Pte. No. 2720, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
RICHARDSON, HARRY M. (1912). Private, 9th Royal Scots, April 1913; Lance-Corporal, November 1917; Corporal, June 1918; Sergeant, January 1919; Company Quartermaster-Sergeant, February 1919. Royal Army Service Corps (Motor Transport), October 1916. Machine-Gun Corps, February 1917; 51st Battalion Machine-Gun Corps, April 1917. Wounded at Cambrai, March 1918. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920)	–
RICHARDSON, Henry Malcolm. Laurel Bank. Stanley Rd. Leith. (4129)	RSC
Richardson, James Pte 34318 2^nd RS 9^th RS	0641
Richardson, James W., Pte 330767 9^th RS	0639
Richardson, John Pte 352725 9^th RS 352725 Pte, 7^th RS 352725	0640
Richardson, Joseph E., 335631 Pte, 5/6^th RS 1/9^th RS	0639
Richardson, O.W.F 2720	EB1
Richardson, O.W.F. Pte 350676 (crossed out) 2720 24/2/15 (1) Comm KOSB 25/4/17	2610
Richardson, O.W.F. 2720 G Coy	LS2
Richardson, O.W.F. L/Cpl 350676 9^th RS 2720 Pte	0641
RICHARDSON, S. Pte. No. 351049 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Richardson, S. Pte 351049 18/11/15 (1) Disemb 8/3/19	2610
Richardson, Samuel 3460	EB2
Richardson, Samuel Pte 351049 9^th RS 3460 Pte, 12^th RS 351049	0640
RICHARDSON, T.R. Corpl. No. 3079. Instruction for NCO’s. 13/10/16 Returned from Course, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
RICHARDSON, T.R. L/Corpl. No. 3079. C Coy. To be paid Acting Corporal. 2/9/16., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Richardson, Thomas 3079	EB1
Richardson, Thomas Pte 350848 9^th RS 350848 Pte, 11^th RS 350848 Pte, 5/6^th RS	0640
RICHARDSON, W.P. L/Corpl. No. 351140 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Richardson, William P., A/Cpl 351140 9^th RS 3609 A/Cpl – KIA 23.4.17 Fa Alexander Register Soldiers’ Effects	0640 –
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM PURVES, ACTING CORPORAL, 351140, 23/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
RICHARDSON, William Purves, b. Lasswade, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Roslin, Midlothian, 351140, A/CPL., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Richardson, William Purves, Corp 351140 b. Roslin 1/11/1889, d. 23/4/17 age 17, Son of Alexander and Mary Richardson (nee Purves). Memorials: Penicuik Co-operative Association Ltd; Roslin; Roslin Middle Cemetery; Roslin Parish Church; commemorated on the family headstone in Roslin Middle cemetery. [Midlothian Journal 18 May 1917]: We also regret to announce the death of Private Wm. Richardson, Royal Scots, and much sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs Alex. Richardson, Springfield Place, and family. Private Richardson was a promising young man, and his loss is very much deplored. He was a grocer to trade, and before joining the Army was employed by the Co-operative Store. [Midlothian Journal 25 May 1917]: News has just been received by Mr and Mrs Alex Richardson, Springfield Place, Roslin, of the death of their son, Corporal William P. Richardson, somewhere on the great battlefield of Arras. He was in the machine gun section of the Royal Scots. A great grandson of George Richardson, late of the old 94th Scots Brigade, the lives of the two soldiers form a strange contrast. Although 100 years divided them they both fought for the same cause, to preserve the freedom and liberties of Europe from a military tyrant. The Peninsular War was part of the great struggle then waged to put down the French military domination of Europe and the present war is to put down the military domination of Germany. In the Peninsular War George Harrison was with the Scots Brigade in the advance to Madrid and in the subsequent retreat to Corunna. He was present at the Battle of Corunna and the burial of Sir John Moore. Returning again to the Peninsula under Lord Wellington, he was present at most of the great battles down to Toulouse. He was afterwards discharged with a wound in his leg, but notwithstanding his early hardships he lived to the advanced age of 94. In the present war his great grandson has played a no less worthy part. In the early stages of war William joined up, and when he crossed the Channel he was put in the machine gun section of his battalion and from that time onward he led a hard, busy life. In the great battles of the Somme last year he had many hairbreadth escapes and was present at the assault and capture of Beaumont Hamel. In the fighting leading up to the great opening battle of Arras he had twice his dugout blown in on him, and at another time his billet was burned down. He gave his life in the service of his country on 23rd April, aged 27, and was the last of the draft who joined the battalion with him. He was also a grandson of Sergeant William Purves, Dalkeith, who was thirty years connected with the Volunteer movement and retired with the Long Service Medal. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM PURVES, W P, Corporal, ‘351140’, 9th Bn., 27, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF ALEXANDER AND MARY RICHARDSON, OF MARGARET PLACE, ROSLIN, MIDLOTHIAN.	CWGC
Richardson, Wm. 3609	EB2
Richmond, John Pte 44150 15^th HLI 3240 Pte, 10/11^th HLI 9^th RS	0635
RICHMOND, John, b. Govan, Glasgow, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 44150, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 21/04/18, FORMERLY 3240, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RICHMOND, JOHN, J, Private, ‘44150’, 1st/9th Bn., 23, 21/Apr/1918, France, SON OF WILLIAM AND THE LATE CATHERINE RICHMOND, OF GLASGOW.	CWGC
RICHMOND, JOHN, PRIVATE, 44150, 21/Apr/1918, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
RICHMOND, W. Pte. 4418, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Richmond, William Cpl 351573 9^th RS 4418 Cpl, 5/6^th RS 4418 Cpl	0640
Richmond, Wm. 4418	EB2
Ricks, Harry Pte 202247 13^th East Surreys 13037 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0637
RICKS, Harry, b. Wandsworth, Surrey, e. Wandsworth, 202247, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/04/18, FORMERLY 13037, E. SURREY REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RICKS, HARRY, H, Private, ‘202247’, 9th Bn., 19, 22/Apr/1918, France, SON OF WILLIAM MARK AND ELIZA RICKS, OF 3, THE CAUSEWAY, FAIRFIELD ST., WANDSWORTH, LONDON.	CWGC
Riddel, C.B ( )? 2858	EB1
RIDDEL, Robert. M.C. 37 Craiglea Dr. Edinburgh. (3148)	RSC
Riddell, A. Pte 1614 24/2/15 (1a) Disc. 27/8/19	2610
Riddell, Adam Sgt 350238 9^th RS 1614 Sgt, attd 154^th Inf. Bde. Hqrs. – b.1896 disch 27.8.19 disability res Musselburgh Pension Ledger – Pte 15Star&BWM&VM SWB France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
Riddell, Adam, Pte 04-11 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Riddell, C. 2858, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 119687 Pte. Unit Discharged from 9 RS, enlisted 28.11.14, discharged 28.7.15 Sickness 392 xvi, served overseas = no.	SWB
RIDDELL, Charles. (5883). (2/9th). 2 Observatory Road, Edinburgh 9 The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Riddell, John 4795	EB2
Riddell, John Pte 351706 9^th RS 4795 Pte	0640
Riddell, Peter 3946	EB2
Riddell, R.L 2825	EB1
RIDDLE, G. Corpl. No. 352215 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Riddle, George Cpl 352215 9^th RS 5539 A/Cpl, 2^nd RS 352215 A/Cpl 4^th RS 352215 A/Cpl	0640
Riddle, J. alias, see Brown, J.A.	–
Ridley, William Pte 352653 9^th RS 352653 Pte – 29.2.16-17.6.19 wounds age 21 SWB and roll – b.1898 res St Albans House, Windynook, Gateshead, disch 17.6.19 Pension Ledger – VM&BWM MIC – William Ridley Pte 352653 3RS disch 17.6.19, St Albans House, Windynook, Gateshead, born Gateshead. Class W, age 21. Painter & decorator, last employer Felling Urban District Council, Felling on Tyne. Posted for duty 6.9.16. GSW leg left comp fracture fib and tib, bullet 15.4.18 France, three operations, 4” scar outer side of leg and smaller inner side, walks with a stick, treated St Lukes War Hosp Bradford 21.4.18-22.2.19; broncho pneumonia 7.4.19 Glasgow, Maryhill Hosp then 3^rd Sco Gen Hosp. France for 10 mos, Company Signaller, machine gun bullet left leg 15.4.18 Further medical details Furlough granted 1/9RS Pte W Ridley A Coy 22.2.19-4.3.19 from hospital Enlisted 20 or 29.2.16 age 18yr4mos, service reckons from 7.9.16. 2/9 RS signed A Egerton CO. Painter Group 30. CofE. Attested and posted reserve Pte 29.2.16, mob DLI Depot 7.9.16, transf 2/9RS 10.9.16, embarked Folkestone 15.6.17, Boulogne same day, Etaples next day, joined in field 29.6.17, 2 days FP no2 for irregular conduct damaging civilian property 3.7.17, course at 51^st Div Signal Coy 5-18.10.17, hosp 2.11.17 2/1HFA PUO, to duty 14.11.17, 1/3 HFA adm 2/1 HFA 4.1.18, rejoined 14.1.18, attd 183 Inf Bde Hqrs 7.4.18, wounded 15.4.18, further hosp details, Calais 18.4.18, to ULK ? Stad Antwerpen 20.4.18, posted 137 TF Depot 21.4.18, posted 3RS 17.3.19 Next of kin Fa Edward Ridley 21 Cell?? Place, ?Wear Home 29.2.16-14.6.17, BEF 15.6.17-20.4.18, Home 21.4.18-17.6.19 No offence as of Cupar 11.3.19 4^th Res RS 8/9 pid to his mother, Mary Ridley, 2 Back St, Albans Pl, Windy Nook, Co Durham. Pension Record ?No 4 digit number?	0640 –
Rigby, James Gordon, Pte 330660 b. Lasswade 26/10/1897 d. 23/4/17 age 19, Youngest son of Frank and Agnes Rigby (nee Gordon). Memorials: Bonnyrigg; Cockpen Parish Church; Lasswade School War Memorial; Newbattle Churchyard. Jim Rigby’s brother Frank also served in the war. [Dalkeith Advertiser 31 January 1918]: Mr and Mrs Rigby, 6 Salter Place, Bonnyrigg, have been notified that their youngest son, James Gordon Rigby, Royal Scots, who was previously reported missing on 23rd April 1917, is now presumed to have been killed in action on that date. Previous to enlistment he was employed as a grocer by the Dalkeith Co-operative Society. He was a lad of bright and cheerful disposition and was respected by all who came in contact with him. He enlisted when he attained the age of 18 in the Royal Naval Division, and was latterly transferred to the Royal Scots. Mr and Mrs Rigby’s eldest and only surviving son is at present fighting in Mesopotamia. The sympathy of the community goes out to the parents in their sad bereavement. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
RIGBY, JAMES, J, Private, ‘330660’, “B” Coy. 9th Bn., 19, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF FRANCIS AND AGNES RIGBY, OF 6A, SALTER PLACE, BONNYRIGG, MIDLOTHIAN.	CWGC
Riley Pte – ?see Louis Riley Missing after German trench raid night 11/12 Oct 1917 – left saphead in pursuit and not seen 154 Bde WD WO 95/2884/3 p.47/148
Riley, Arnold 4161 A/Cpl (Pte added by hand) France 24.2.15; LC 512238 Cpl Dis 9.3.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	–
Riley, B L/Sgt 2806 B Coy	LS6
RILEY, B. L/Sergt. No. 2806, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Riley, B. Pte 350718 4/12/15 (1) Disemb 19/3/19	2610
Riley, Banjamin Cpl 350718 9^th RS 2806 Cpl ?Benjamin	0640
Riley, Ben 2806	EB1
Riley, E 2721	EB1
Riley, Louis Pte 335552 1/8^th RS 8236 Pte, 1/9^th RS – Louis Riley Pte 335552 B Coy 9RS 10.10.17 Monchy 10.10.17 Douai. Bradford 22.2.89, wife 65 Thursby St, Bradford, Yorks. Soltau. Frankreich. Dülmen. South Ward, Leeds. 65 ? Rd, Leeds 11.10.17 Arras. Nicht verwundet. [not wounded] Soltau. Verwundet. Schoppenstedt. ICRC https://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Details/969388/3/2/ and FMP See Riley Pte? – VM&BWM MIC	0639 –
Ringer, Laurence H., Pte 49709 6^th Bedford. R. 43195 Pte, attd. 112^th T.M.Bty 1/9^th RS Edited from Rinser to Ringer – VM&BWM Edited from Rinser to Ringer MIC	0635 –
Rinn, H., Pte Student www.universitystory.gla.ac.uk/	–
Rinn, Hugh Pte 44285 9^th RS	0635
Rintoul, John S., Pte 352328 2^nd RS 14075 Pte, 9^th RS 352328 – Looks like Rintone, John 352328 Pte 3.9.14-29.6.18 sickness age 27 served overseas SWB	0640 –
Ritchie Accordion player C Coy 2/9^th Dundee In draft arriving Apr 16 Fetch equipment from Bray with Anderson ~June 16 Trench raid Jul 16 killed A Anderson IWM 3608 ?Thomas Forbes Ritchie died 23.4.1917? Unlikely to be trench raid as Arras.	–
Ritchie C-Sergt, E&F Coy Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
Ritchie, A 2438	EB1
Ritchie, Adam 3921	EB2
Ritchie, Alex 352364,[*], Badge No. 237679, gun-deafness Pte 9RS – 6.4.15-25.7.17 gun-deafness served overseas Register	SWB
Ritchie, Alexander Pte 352364 9^th RS 5695 Pte	0640
Ritchie, Arthur L/Cpl 350551 9^th RS Pte – Enlistment 30.9.14-22.2.19 discharge, sickness 392 xvi a, age 27 SWB Roll – Pte L/Cpl RS 350551 VM&BWM SWB MIC	0641 –
Ritchie, Charles Pte 62801 9^th RS	0636
RITCHIE, D.F. Pte. No. 352997 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Ritchie, David Pte 370131 7^th High.L.I. 3925 Pte, 9^th RS 370131 Pte	0640
RITCHIE, Donald F., e. Edinburgh , r. Liberton, Midlothian, 352997, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, FORMERLY 2214, L. & B. HORSE., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Ritchie, Donald F. Pte RS 6885 352997 VM&BWM MIC – KIA 23.4.17 Mo Mary F?/J? Register Soldiers’ Effects	SD –
Ritchie, Donald F., Pte 352997 9^th RS 6885 Pte	0640
Ritchie, Donald Forbes 352997 born Dundee http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Liberton_ROH.pdf	–
RITCHIE, DONALD FORBES, D F, Private, ‘352997’, 9th Bn., 21, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF GEORGE AND MARY RITCHIE, OF EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Ritchie, Duncan 9 RS Pte 11284; RSF Pte 40853 MIC	–
Ritchie, Geo. 4460	EB2
Ritchie, George Pte 300430 1/7^th RS 1828 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0638
Ritchie, J, Col-Sergt. Address 1902: 35 Sciennes Rd. Orderly-Room Sergeant. With detachment to Windsor for Colours, 19th June 1909.	F
Ritchie, J, Orderly-Room Sgt – Ritchie, J. QMS Colour Party photograph, Windsor Castle 19.6.1909 – ?Witnesses papers of Robert Connolly (qv) 6.5.1910	FCP
Ritchie, J. 9RS Gen List Captain Lime Kilns, Fifeshire SWB? Eligible 9.4.19 MIC	–
Ritchie, J. QM-Sergt & OR-Sergt, c/o Findlay, 88 Marchmont Cres Drill Programme 1911-12	–
Ritchie, J., Quarter-Master, Hon. Lt. 25 June 15 – Ritchie, J To be Quartermaster with honorary rank of Lt The Scotsman 13 July 15	W
Ritchie, Jeffrey Lyne Farm, Lyne Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb	–
Ritchie, Jeffrey 4016	EB2
Ritchie, Jeffrey Pte 351411 9^th RS 4016 Pte	0640
Ritchie, John A/Cpl 31119 17^th RS Pte, 9^th RS	0633
Ritchie, Robert 3580	EB2
RITCHIE, Robert Millar 1896; son of Mr. J. Ritchie, Edin.; 1901 – 11; 9th R.S., Pte.; 2/8th A. and S.H., 2/Lt. 1915, Lt. – ? Robert Millar Ritchie b.~1888, Cardross, to John (house joiner) and Isabella Ritchie, address 129 High St, Dumbarton 1901 Census	WWR
Ritchie, T.C. Ritchie 2nd Lt – Ritchie, T.C. 2/Lt Colour Party photograph, Windsor Castle 19.6.1909	FCP
Ritchie, Thomas Clark Second Lieu 1st July 1908, 8th Sept 1908 Gazette (TF). Colour Party at Windsor 19th June 1909. Attended School of Instruction, Edinburgh, Jan 1909, and attached to Depot, RS, at Glencorse, March 1909. Served in Edinburgh City Volunteers, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1905-08. Born 26 Oct 1886. Son of James Ritchie, M.D., Edinburgh. (Edinburgh Academy; Edin Univ.) Medical Student. Appointed to the battalion # 49 – Dr T.C. Ritchie OBE MD BSc, formerly consultant physician at Royal Victoria Hospital, Folkestone died 19.3.1959. Born Edinburgh 26.10.1886, son of Dr James Ritchie. Graduated BSc Edin Univ 1909, MD 1914, obtained rank of Major in RAMC, OBE in 1919 for his services. BMJ Obituary – See Ritchie 2^nd Lt	F
Ritchie, Thomas Clark to be 2/Lt 1 Jul 1908 Officers from the 9^th Volunteer Battalion (Highlanders), the Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), appointed to 9^th (Highlanders) Batalion, The Royal Scots, 1^st April 1908. London Gazette 18 Sept 1908
Ritchie, William A., Pte 352455 9^th RS 5786 Pte	0640
Ritchie, William, Piper, Wounded 25/3/18 Seton, Bruce, ‘The Pipes of War’, 1920	–
Roach, William H., Pte 353549 9^th RS	0640
Robb Coy. Sergt-Maj. Organised 3/9 RS Sergeant’s Dance, County Hotel Ballroom [?Selkirk] The Southern Reporter 2.3.16 [?John Robb]	–
Robb, Alexander M., Pte 59872 9^th RS – ROBB, Alexander, Pte. 66 Jackson Street. 59872 1/9th Bn. Coatbridge and the Great War Roll of Honour by Rev. Samuel Lindsay (Minister of Coatbridge Baptist Church)	0636 –
Robb, E.A.G., 2nd Lt. (Lt 11 June 15) 11 Feb 15	W
Robb, E.G.A, 2/Lt. sent on machine gun course, St. Omer 16 July 1915	WD
Robb, Edgar A.G., 2/Lt 05-08 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Robb, Edgar Alexander Gage – Robb, Lt, just back from hospital 10 May 15 Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009 – Robb, E.A.G, 2/Lt, C Coy, Regular Army RS, Transferred List of officers proceeding on active service, Records of T.W. Bennet Clark – Robb, Edgar Alexander Gage R Scots 2/Lt, Lt 15 Star BW+VM Emblems, France 1915 O/C 1^st Royal Scots Rangoon fwds roll of officers entitled to 14 or 15 Star 13.7.21 Address 1^st Battn Royal Scots, India MIC – Edgar Robb told the men to Dig! on morning 24 Apr 15, 2^nd Ypres. Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992 – Mr Robb picked up Holmer’s rifle after latter hit in leg, 2^nd Ypres (C Coy) B.C. Holmer IWM – Sgt Edgar Alexander Gage Robb 9RS NCO to be 2/Lt 11.2.15 LG 10.2.15 – 2/Lt to be Temp Lt 9RS 11.6.15 LG 13.8.15	–
Robb, J. Sgt 937 24/2/15 (1a) Disc. 23/4/19	2610
Robb, John A/RSM 350049 9^th RS 937 A/W.O.Cl.I – 27.3.09-23.8.19 [Aug unclear] sickness age 28 Silver War Badge – 15Star&BWM&VM SWB France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
Robb, John, L/Sgt Signed papers for Paterson, William, Sgt, 1913	–
Robbie, Charles A., Pte 352441 9^th RS 5772 Pte, 12^th RS 352441, 13^th RS 352441 – Enlistment 2.2.14-1.4.19 discharge, wounds 392 xvi a, age 21 SWB Roll – b.1897 res Haddington disch 31.3.19 – VM&BWM SWB MIC – Charles Allan Robbie 2.2.14 8RS 953 crossed out 5772 8RS, born Haddington 17yr law clerk employ of John Starling, solicitor, apprentice. Address 9 Court St, Haddington Service Record [very short record]	0640 –
Roberts No 9 Platoon, on account of bad knee got job as GMP in the town [prob Armentieres] letter dated 13.6.15, letters of C.W. Gibb courtesy Graham Gibb	–
Roberts L/Cpl Ragtime at Bn concert 2/9^th 23 June 16 YMCA tent, Terling The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
ROBERTS PRIVATE, 3246, 30/Dec/1915, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Roberts, A 2807	EB1
Roberts, A 2807 H Coy	LS2
ROBERTS, A. Pte. No. 2807, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Roberts, A. Pte 350719 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 6/3/19	2610
Roberts, Arnold Pte 350719 9^th RS 2807	0640
Roberts, D.G. Pte 350139 24/2/15 (1) Demob 17/1/19	2610
Roberts, David G., Pte 350139 9^th RS 1409	0640
Roberts, F 3229 L/Cpl B Coy	LS7
Roberts, Frederick 3229	EB2
Roberts, J 4878	EB2
ROBERTS, J, Private, ‘3246’, 9th Bn., 21, 30/Dec/1915, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. JAMES ROBERTS, OF 38, DUFF ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Roberts, J. Pte 3246 4/12/15 (1) K in A 30/12/15	2610
Roberts, J.F. Pte 50029 4^th R.Fus. 18099 Pte, 3^rd E. Kent. 23016, 2/9^th RS 50029	0641
ROBERTS, J.H. Pte. No. 352883. B. Coy. , To be Unpaid A/L/ Corpl., from 1/5/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Roberts, J.S, Pte. No 3246 killed in action 30 Dec 1915	WD
ROBERTS, J.S. Pte. No. 3246. 30/12/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Roberts, J.S. 3246 B Coy	LS6
Roberts, James 3246	EB2
Roberts, James Pte 3246	0629
Roberts, James S Pte	NBW
Roberts, James Stewart Private 9th	NBW-S
Roberts, James Stewart, Pte See also EED 8 Jan 16 Died of wounds in France. His home address was 38 Duff Street, Edinburgh. First dated 25/1/16? Second dated 19/1/16	NBW
ROBERTS, James, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 3246, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 30/12/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Robertson D Coy 9^th Royal Scots 1914 (Possibly Eric or William qv) Collection of R.G. Thin (qv)	–
Robertson Cpl B Coy 2/9 RS witnessed offence Wm EC Pryce (qv) Limerick 29.7.17	–
Robertson Corp B Coy Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
Robertson Drummer 9^th Royal Scots sports and pipe-playing competition, held at Barry Camp The Scotsman 1 Aug 1921	–
ROBERTSON Lieut. A Coy. Marksmen – General Musketry Course (started August 13th), The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
ROBERTSON Lieut. Played in Officers v. Sergeants Football Match, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robertson Lt, leadership in Relay Race, 1^st place, ran 220 yds 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16 The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Robertson Pte Footballs for Soldiers, Registered under War Charities Act, 1916 ‘The ball was not long in the paper, and ten minutes sufficed for us to give it its baptism of fire in France. We did not halt till it was dark, and even then we were loath to leave it.’ The “Hearts” & the Great War : with which is incorporated “The ‘Hearts’ and the Army” (1918)	–
Robertson Pte Sang song 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16	–
Robertson Pte B Coy Member of winning marathon team 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Robertson Pte, France ‘The ball was not long in the paper, and ten minutes sufficed for us to give it its baptism of fire in France. We did not halt till it was dark, and even then we were loath to leave it.’ http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Hearts_and_the_Army_0.pdf	–
Robertson Sgt G&H Coy Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
Robertson Srgt, F Coy annual supper and presentation of prizes at Bisset’s Rooms, Edinburgh, The Scotsman 14 Feb 1902	–
Robertson, A 2722	EB1
Robertson, A 2722 C Coy	LS7
Robertson, A, Chaplain, RS letter in West Lothian Courier Aug-18 (see Ezzi, Emilie)	–
Robertson, A., Sergt. Address 1902: 35 W. Preston Street.	F
Robertson, Adam L/Cpl 300434 1/7^th RD 1835 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0638
Robertson, Alex 4429	EB2
Robertson, Alex (?) 4727	EB2
Robertson, Alexander Pte 40050 9^th RS 13^th RS	0634
Robertson, Bartley 3400	EB2
Robertson, C 2995 A Coy	LS4
Robertson, Charles J. Pte served for several yrs with 9RS. Edu George Heriot’s. Joined National reserve, and Glasgow Highlanders on mobil. On chemistry staff of Messrs Beardmore & Co, Glasgow. Father at 12 Warrender Park Rd, Edin. KIA 16^th inst, Glasgow Highrs. Daily Record 1.6.15
Robertson, Charles Pte 270609 12^th RS 9^th RS	0638
Robertson, Claude 2995 – Robertson, Claude 2995 9RS Pte 4.5.15 (1) 66264? Pte MGC Disem 13.2.19 Star found by Police and returned Piece 2829 medal roll 15Star MGC	EB1
Robertson, Claude, Pte 02-09 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
ROBERTSON, D. Pte. No. 3966, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robertson, D. Pte 2286 26/2/15 (1a) Disc. to Comm. 25/4/17	2610
Robertson, D.M 2412	EB1
Robertson, David	EB1
Robertson, David Son of David and Mrs Robertson, of Struan, Kinross. Educated at Dollar Academy from 1903 to 1905. Second Lieutenant Royal Scots 6th Bn attached 13th Bn. He enlisted in the 9th Royal Scots in September 1914. He was for twenty three months almost continuously engaged in action. He then returned home to train for his commission and gazetted 6^th RS. Killed during the retaking of St Julien on 31/07/1917, aged 28. Belgium YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL Panel 11. Also commemorated at Dollar Academy. Photograph: Dollar Magazine 1922, p86. 1915 The Dollar Magazine, p.108, Pte 1916 p.198, promoted Sergeant David Robertson, 2nd Lieutenant, the Royal Scots, was the son of Mrs Robertson, formerly of Kinross. He was at Dollar from 1903 to 1905. In September 1914 he joined the 9th Royal Scots, and was for twenty-three months almost continuously engaged in action. At the expiration of this service he came home to be trained for a commission, and was duly gazetted to the 6th Royal Scots. At the retaking of St Julien, in July 1917, he was killed. Dec 1920 The Dollar Magazine http://www.worldwar1schoolarchives.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/1920_12.pdf. Hillfootsarmedforcesfatalitiesreformatted11082014standard.pdf by Ian Middleton at www.ochils.org.uk http://www.worldwar1schoolarchives.org/ and http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Hillfoots_Fatalities.pdf	–
Robertson, David 2286	EB1
Robertson, David 3714	EB2
Robertson, David 3966	EB2
Robertson, David Sgt 350490 9^th RS 2286 Sgt	0641
Robertson, Eric Went out in Ypres with Eric and Bill Robertson Russell Thin (qv), D Coy 30.3.15	–
ROBERTSON, ERIC A. Broughton School, Edinburgh. Student of Medicine, 1919. Lothians and Border Horse, Private, Nov. 1914. 9th Royal Scots, Corporal April 1917. France. Prisoner of War April 1917 to December 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
ROBERTSON, Eric A. (5457) Montrose, 53 Wilson Street, Anlaby, E. Yorks. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Robertson, Eric A., Cpl 352959 9^th RS 6847 Cpl	0640
ROBERTSON, Eric Andas. 17 Fraser Cres. Edinburgh. (5457)	RSC
Robertson, F Private 9th	NBW-S
Robertson, Geo. A 4773	EB2
Robertson, George 3277	EB2
Robertson, George 1431,[*], Badge No. 41024 9RS Pte 21.1.13-16.5.15 sickness xvi did not serve overseas	SWB
Robertson, George 2173, 5 R. Scots (9 PB), Badge No. 119673	SWB
Robertson, George Waugh 9/RS ?Question as to battalions ADRIC 1921 [Cannot see MIC] http://www.theauxiliaries.com/men-alphabetical/men-r/robertson-g-waugh/g-waugh-robertson.html	?
Robertson, George, Pte 1431, A Coy b. Dean, Midlothian; residing 10 Heriothill Terr Attested 21 Jan 1913, age 17 yr 1 mnth. A jeweller for Mr Yetton Embodied 5.8.14, discharged 16.5.15 Para 392 XVI at Edinburgh [No longer physically fit for service], Dilatation (Heart). Home service. Discharged from 2/9^th. Was with service bn but moved to 2/9^th on account of his freq falling out complaining of pain in the side. He has disease of the heart. Fit for light duty. Father Frank Robertson, same address. Mother Margaret Ancestry	–
Robertson, Godfrey A K 2516	EB1
ROBERTSON, H. Pte. No. 3607, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robertson, H.J 2399	EB1
Robertson, H.J. Pte 350534 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 16/2/19	2610
Robertson, Henry 3607	EB2
Robertson, Henry 1474,[*], Badge No. 200608 Pte 9RS 26.3.13-20.8.16 sickness xvi did not serve overseas	SWB
Robertson, Henry J., Pte 350534 9^th RS 2399 Pte	0640
Robertson, Henry Pte 335721 9^th RS 8409 Pte, 9^th RS 335721	0640
Robertson, Henry, J, Pte Left school 1913; 9^th Royal Scots The Dollar Magazine 1915, p.108	–
Robertson, Hugh 4673	EB2
ROBERTSON, I.M. Lieut., transferred to _ Battalion The Royal Scots from _ Battalion The Royal Scots 29/12/16 [censorship in place], The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Robertson, I.M. Capt [this list does not specify 9RS but includes many recognisable names, see T.G. Clark for full list] Territorial Army, the undermentioned relinquish their commissions 30 Sep 1921, and retain their rank unless otherwise stated. London Gazette 23 Dec 1921 p.10576	–
Robertson, I.M. Lt 2/9^th leaving Selkirk 24^th Nov 15. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Robertson, I.M. Temp Lt relinquishes comm from 9^th (D.F.) 3 Jul 21 London Gazette 26.7.21 – Robertson, Ian Monro to be Temp Lt 9^th (D.F.) 13.4.21 London Gazette 12.5.21	–
Robertson, I.M., 2nd Lt. (Lt 1 July 15) 10 Oct 14	W
Robertson, Ian M. Second Lt to be temporary Lt dated 1^st July 1915 London Gazette 6 Aug 1915 p.7751 – Gazetted 2/ Lt, Reserve Bn 20^th October 1914, assigned D Coy Reserve Bn 15 Nov 14. 1^st Highland Cadet Battalion Royal Scots. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
ROBERTSON, IAN MONRO. Edinburgh Institution; First XV. Cadet Corps 1911-14, Sergeant. Student of Medicine, 1918-19. 9th and 2nd Royal Scots (T), 2nd Lieut. Oct. 1914; Temp. Lieut. July 1915; Temp. Captain June 1916; Lieut. July 1917. Attached RE. (Signals), Jan. 1918-19. France. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – 2^nd Lt (temp Lt) to be temp Capt 5^th July 1916 The London Gazette 6 Jan 17, page 360 – 2^nd Lt (temp Capt) to be Lt with precedence from 1^st June 16, 1^st Aug 17. Relinquishes temp rank of Capt 1 Aug 17 The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7874	–
Robertson, Isaac 4585	EB2
Robertson, J 3111	EB1
Robertson, J Private 9th	NBW-S
ROBERTSON, J. Pte. No. 3413, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
ROBERTSON, J. Pte. No. 351025 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [this would be ~3427 pre-6-digit numbering]	–
ROBERTSON, J. Pte. No. 3474, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robertson, J., Piper Seton, Bruce, ‘The Pipes of War’, 1920 – James Roberston, studio portrait ‘James Robertson (1893-1948) took over the bagpipe making business of John and James Center in Grove Street, Edinburgh, when they emigrated to Australia in 1908. As bagpipe maker he made Highland bagpipes and, in the 1920s, began to make Northumbrian Half-long pipes in collaboration with William Cocks of Ryton-on-Tyne. The business closed in 1964.’ NMS link provided by Ron Abbott ‘purported to be of him in civilian highland dress’ ‘He actually became a renowned bagpipe maker taking over the business from his father, located at 58 and then at 64 Grove Street in Edinburgh. His bagpipes are still sought after today. They were of a heavier design than most with very large projecting mounts, and they are renowned for producing a quality sound. He also subsequently became a Pipe-Major (Sergeant-Piper) in the Royal Scots, first with the 1/4th Bn. Royal Scots (apparently from 1916 until 1919) and then between 1919 (?) and 1925 was Pipe-Major of the 4/5th Bn. Royal Scots. If you search the newspaper archives you will find mention of him as Pipe-Major of the 4/5th and also find adverts pertaining to his bagpipe company. (But beware; there are some bagpipe relate websites which purport he was Scots Guards. He wasn’t….that was another man of the same name who was around at a similar time ! 100% definitely different men who sometimes get confused) His name was James Robertson, born at Milhall Cottages, Penicuik on 22nd June 1892. He died in Edinburgh on 25th January 1948 at which time his residential address was recorded as 21 Orchard Road South, Edinburgh. The records of birth/death provide his father’s name as James Robertson and mother as Isabella Flockhart Martin. His wife/widow was called Jane Robertson Muir. They were married in Edinburgh in 1921. I also uncovered a newspaper article which may or may not relate to him. The 4th Dec 1944 edition of The Scotsman contains an article about a march past in Edinburgh of the massed bands of the Home Guard and the pipes and drums were under “Pipe-Major J Robertson”. There were at least three men called J Robertson who had been army pipe-majors in WW1/1920s/1930s…..so it may or may not be him.’ Book of bagpipe music property of Robertson enscribed ‘Corporal Jas. Robertson, 1/9 -15 Royal Scots, BEF France, Bound in France, October 14th 1918. This may be 1/9^th Royal Scots – 15^th Division’ In the 1920s he was certainly in the 4/5th Royal Scots and the adverts for his business state that he was Pipe-Major of the 1/4th Royal Scots. Marriage record in 1921 only records that he is a bagpipe maker with residence at 38 Polwarth Crescent. Birth cert 23.6.1892, Milkhall Cottages, Penicuik to James Robertson, music teacher, pipe major, and Isabella Robertson Marriage cert 8.7.1921 James Robertson (29), bagpipe maker of 38 Polwarth Cres, Edin, to ?Jane R. Muir (25) of 1 Middleby St, Edin., daughter of Richard Muir, University Pathological Demonstrator Death cert 25.1.1948 age 54, bagpipe manufacturer, married to Jane Robertson Muir, 21 Orchard Rd South, Edin. Carcinoma of the lung. Witnessed brother at 38 Polwarth Cres. Motehr Isabella. He’s in the 1901 census as living with his parents and siblings at South View Cottage, Penicuik 1901 Census South View Cottage (Milkhall Cottages?), father James, joiner and bandmaster, Wellington reformatory school Example advert of bagpipe maker, Southern Reporter 3.9.1925, also mentioned in Scotsman 1.7.1922 Information kindly provided by Ron Abbott	–
ROBERTSON, J.D. L/Corpl. No. 1325, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robertson, J.D. L/Cpl 350107 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 12/8/19	2610
Robertson, J.L*, Lt	E-P
Robertson, J.L, 2nd Lt	F1901
Robertson, J.L, Capt and Adjt, Reserve Bn Attestation of Boardman, Frederick, at Kilmarnock Jan 15	–
Robertson, J.L., Lt (Capt 1 Oct 14) 26 Nov 09 – Capt J.L. Robertson Officers 9^th RS, Tatler 1915 – Lt J.L. Robertson transferred from First Line to Reserve Bn on formation 12^th Sept 14, appointed Capt and Adjt. 1^st October 1914 Capt Robertson, Adjt of Reserve Bn, with recruiting party to Manchester November 1914. Succeeded by Capt Aitken The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – Lt (temp Capt) J.L. Robertson to be Capt and remain seconded 21 Mar 15 in London Gazette 26 May 16 – Signed papers AD Stephen 12.9.14 as Lt, OC Depot 9RS Signed papers GA Gibb 14.9.14 as Lt, OC Depot 9RS at Edinburgh Signed papers JAJ McKean 3.10.14 as Lt OC Depot 9RS at Edinburgh Signed papers Harry Wilks, as Capt & Adjt 9 (Res) RS, Kilmarnock 12.1.15 Signed papers John Pendlebury as man transf from 5^th Sco Prov to 3/9 RS 22.1.16, Capt 5^th Sco Prov – Captain. Transactions of the Faculty of Actuaries Vol 7 1915 – Capt JL Robertson OC D Coy 5^th Scottish Prov Bn 4.3.16 papers of D. Lopez (qv)	W –
Robertson, J.M. Lt [J.L.?] Officers 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Robertson, J.T. Sergt KIA France, eldest son of Mr and Mrs D. Robertson, Arboretum Lodge, Edin. Daily Record 2.9.15	–
ROBERTSON, J.W. Pte. No 1717. Severe, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robertson, J.W. Pte 40090 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 29/8/19	2610
Robertson, J.W., Pte No.1717 wounded 18 Mar 15 – Robertson, J.W., Pte 1717 C Coy, slightly wounded, son of Mrs Robertson, 34 London St Edinburgh Evening News 31^st March 1915 and Capital Collections Item 29843	WD –
Robertson, James 3328	EB2
Robertson, James L/Cpl 202876 9^th RS Pte – Robertson, J. Pte on proceeding overseas 202876, L/Cpl 3046734 Territorial Force War Medal piece 3260 (TFWM)	0637 –
Robertson, James Leask Second Lieu 5^th July 1908 (also listed as 7th July 1908, 8th Sept 1908 Gazette (TF)). Attached to Depot, RS, May 1909. Served in 9^th VB (Highlanders) 1900-03. Born 2^nd April 1882. Son of Thomas Robertson, I.S.O. (Edinburgh Academy.) Actuary. Appointed to the battalion # 50 – OC Depot 9^th RS as signed on attestation of James Alexander Low for 2 Nov 14, at Edinburgh; also Moir, N.J. 15.10.14; also AS Mackay 31.8.14 [as Lt] – Lt James L. Robertson to be Capt and to be Adjutant 1.10.14 9RS London Gazette 9.10.14 – ? James Leask Robertson, Flight Lieutenants to be Squadron Leaders, under Stores Branch Accountants, The London Gazette 1 Jan 1923 – ?Robertson, James Leark? Royal Scots Capt. RAF Honorary Lt http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html	F –
Robertson, James Leask to be 2/Lt 5 Jul 1908 Officers from the 9^th Volunteer Battalion (Highlanders), the Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), appointed to 9^th (Highlanders) Batalion, The Royal Scots, 1^st April 1908. London Gazette 18 Sept 1908
Robertson, James N., Pte 351146 9^th RS 3625 Pte – Robertson, James 3625 Enlistment Book 2	0640 EB2
Robertson, James Pte 335688 8^th RS 8376 Pte, 9^th R.S. [Killed 1.8.18 see SD and CWGC]	0640
Robertson, James Pte 37464 9^th RS	0633
Robertson, James Pte 59010 1/9^th RS	0636
ROBERTSON, James S., b. Terregles, Dumfries-Shire, e. Dumfries , r. Terrgles, 58943, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 13/04/18, FORMERLY 2/13578, T.R. BATTN., 53257, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Robertson, James S., Pte 58943 9^th RS [killed 13.4.18 see SD and CWGC]	0636
ROBERTSON, JAMES STEWART, J S, Private, ‘58943’, 9th Bn., 18, 13/Apr/1918, Belgium, SON OF JOHN AND ALICE ROBERTSON, OF BOWHOUSES, TERREGLES, DUMFRIES.	CWGC
ROBERTSON, James, b. Melrose, Roxburghshire, e. St. Boswell’s, Roxburghshire , r. St. Boswell’s, 335688, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Robertson, James, Corp Seton, Bruce, ‘The Pipes of War’, 1920	–
ROBERTSON, JAMES, J, Private, ‘335688’, 1st/9th Bn., 21, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF ROBERT AND JESSIE GRIEVE ROBERTSON, OF BAILLIE MEMORIAL HALL, NEWTOWN ST. BOSWELLS, ROXBURGHSHIRE.	CWGC
Robertson, James, Pte 3328 Attested 24 May 15, apparent age 21 yrs 3 mnths, embodied 24.5.15-1.7.15, 39 days, Home service. Presby. Plumber. Prior: 3 yrs in 6^th RS Mother: Susan Robertson 20 Fowler Terr, Edin Discharged 2 July 15 at Peebles, Para 392 IIIc [(iii) Not being likely to become an efficient soldier (c ) Recruit within three months of enlistment considered unfit for service] but also quotes XVI [No longer physically fit for service] 2/9^th RS, had suffered 20 ft fall onto joists and for 3 years complained of pain in lumbar region, did not disclose this fact on examination Ancestry	–
Robertson, Jas. 48(?)5 ?4815	EB2
Robertson, John 3413 – Robertson, John 3413 A/L/Cpl (A crossed out) France 12.10.15; LC 423649 Pte Dis 21.3.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	EB2 –
Robertson, John 3474	EB2
Robertson, John D., A/Sgt 350107 9^th RS 1325 A/Sgt – Papers of Benjamin Bichen Irvine (qv) to be A/L/Sgt vice 1325 Robertson 9.12.16	0640 –
Robertson, John Pte 351060 9^th RS 3474 Pte	0640
Robertson, John Pte 42657 2^nd RS 9^th RS	0634
Robertson, John W., A/Sgt 40090 9^th RS Cpl, 13^th RS	0634
Robertson, P 2723	EB1
ROBERTSON, P. L/Corpl. No. 351246 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Robertson, Peter KIA b. Canongate, Edinburgh http://www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Currie_ROH.pdf 351246 born Canongate http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Corstorphine.pdf and http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Colinton_ROH.pdf – Roclincourt was just within the British lines before the Battles of Arras, 1917; and it was from the village that the 51st (Highland) and 34^th Divisions advanced on the 9th April, 1917. I actually found two Peter Robertsons died same day in Royal Scots. SDGW gives Peter ROBERTSON Lance Corporal 351246, 9th Battalion, Royal Scots. Born and enlisted at Edinburgh; lived at Juniper Green, Midlothian Killed in action 09/04/1917 in F&F. Memorial Currie Church panels Courtesy Malcolm Ferguson http://www.curriehistory.org/ – Fa Peter Register Soldiers’ Effects	–
Robertson, Peter 3769	EB2
Robertson, Peter L/Cpl 51886 10/11^th HLI 22565 A/Cpl, 17^th HLI 9^th RS	0636
Robertson, Peter Pte 3769	0629
ROBERTSON, Peter, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh , r. Juniper Green, Midlothian, 351246, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROBERTSON, PETER, P, Lance Corporal, ‘351246’, 1st/9th Bn., 20, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF PETER AND ALISON ROBERTSON, OF SIGHT HILL, CORSTORPHINE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Robertson, R.N. Cpl 1517 24/2/15 (1) Comm KOSB 11/3/16	2610
ROBERTSON, RICHARD NELSON. Annan Academy. Student of Arts and Law, 1912-14 and 1919 ; M.A. 1919; LL.B. 1920. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private May 1913; Corporal 1915. 8th King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 2nd Lieut. March 1916. Transferred R.E. May 1916; Lieut. 1917. France Feb. 1915-19. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Robertson, Richard W., Cpl 1517 comm 8^th KOSB 11.3.16	0629
Robertson, Robert Pte 62609 9^th RS	0636
Robertson, Robert Pte 62707 9^th RS	0636
Robertson, Thomas A/Cpl 352595 9^th RS 5993 Pte	0640
Robertson, Thomas Pte 43953 11^th RS 9^th RS	0635
Robertson, Thomas Pte 44283 9^th RS	0635
Robertson, Thomas Pte 63214 9^th RS	0636
Robertson, Thomas Stephen, L/Cpl Thomas Stephen Robertson, born 1896 – died 1934. http://livingmemory.org.uk/main.php?g2_itemId=4725	–
ROBERTSON, Thomas, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 44283, PRIVATE, Died, Germany, 03/01/19, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROBERTSON, THOMAS, T, Private, ‘44283’, “B” Coy. 9th Bn., 20, 3/Jan/1919, France, THIRD SON OF JOHN AND RACHEL ROBERTSON, OF 12, CLAPPERTON PLACE, ABBEYHILL, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Robertson, W 2450	EB1
Robertson, W 2450 C Coy	LS3
ROBERTSON, W, Private, ‘33520’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France, [See William Robertson 33520]	CWGC
ROBERTSON, W, Serjeant, ‘5540’, 1st/9th Bn., 41, 19/Nov/1916, France, SON OF JAMES AND MARY JANE ROBERTSON, OF EDINBURGH; HUSBAND OF EMILY ROBERTSON, OF 6, COMELY BANK TERRACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
ROBERTSON, W. Pte. No. 2450, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robertson, W. Pte 350557 24/2/15 (1) K in A 15/10/18	2610
Robertson, W.M, 2^nd Lt Killed or died of wounds Aug 18; Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Robertson, W.M, 2nd Lt, ‘A’ Coy; p.654 German offensive 1918, ‘A’ Coy, killed	E
Robertson, W.M, Pte	WTC
ROBERTSON, W.M. Corpl. No. 5162. B. Coy. 10/2/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
ROBERTSON, W.M. L/Corpl. B. Coy., from 12/12/16 , To be Unpaid Acting Corpl, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
ROBERTSON, W.M. Pte. No. 5162. B Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
ROBERTSON, W.M. Unpaid A/Corpl. No. 5162. B. Coy., from 26/12/16 , To be Paid Acting Corpl, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Robertson, W.M. 2/Lt. Div. Wing. joined for duty 1 June 1918	WD
Robertson, W.M. 2412 F Coy	LS1
Robertson, W.M. Pte 2412 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 8/9/15	2610
Robertson, W.M. Pte The Accountants’ Magazine Vol 19 1915	–
Robertson, William 3350	EB2
Robertson, William 3701	EB2
Robertson, William (Bill) Went out in Ypres with Eric and Bill Robertson 30.3.15 Fell flat in a trench full of water 16.4.15 Russell Thin (qv), D Coy	–
Robertson, William A., A/Cpl 44370 9^th RS	0641
Robertson, William A/Cpl 351194 9^th RS 3701 A/Cpl	0640
Robertson, William Cpl 350557 9^th RS 2450 Cpl	0640
Robertson, William d. – , 351194, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Robertson, William John Sgt Robert Gordon’s College Born 18 February 1892, son of Major William Robertson V.C., Quartermaster at Castlehill; lived at 410 King Street, Aberdeen; he was a relation of Field Marshal Sir Donald Stewart. He entered RGC, aged 10 from Ashley Road School. D. 19 November, 1916 [see site, states records do not tally] http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Robert_Gordons_College_RoH.pdf	–
Robertson, William L/Cpl 33520 2^nd RS 12^th RS 13^th RS 1/9^th RS – 24.3.18 Army Council regards as having died on or since for official purposes dated 5.6.19 FMP – 12RS C 33520 Robertson W age 26, 5/12 yrs of service, 1/12 in field, dysentery, sick convoy 31/10/16 FMP – 1/9RS B Coy date of adm 12/8/17, Medical Records ledger FMP – Colitis 19.8.17, 9RS FMP	0633 –
Robertson, William L/Cpl 350970 9^th RS 3350 Pte	0640
Robertson, William Maxwell Died of wounds b. Juniper Green http://www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Currie_ROH.pdf and http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Colinton_ROH.pdf – d.2.8.18 age 20 Died of wounds received at Soissons. Memorial Juniper Green St Andrews. The British 63rd Casualty Clearing Station was at Senlis for twelve days in August, 1918. 2nd Lt in A Company at Buzancy, 80% casualties. DOW 63rd CCS, Senlis. Buried Senlis. Courtesy Malcolm Ferguson http://www.curriehistory.org/ – 2/9RS Stewart Melville 1916 L/Cpl 2/9RS Stewart Melville 1916 Cpl Stewart Melville 1917 2/Lt RS, was the eldest son of the late Mr Charles Robertson, Royal Bank, Edinburgh, and of Mrs Robertson, Ridgemhor, Colinton. See magazine for his school history Joined 9RS May 1916 and after serving in England and Ireland received his commission in February of this year and was sent to France in April. From Arras, where he received his baptism of fire, his division the 15^th wa shurreid south to assist the French at Soissons.. Of the battalion which went into action nearly 800 strong little over a hundred are said to have returned… It was here that our old captain was mortally wounded on 1^st August while leading his men in the charge. The next day he died at CCS. Stewart Melville 1918 Writes about friend Lawrie, Thomas Helm (qv) Stewart Melville 1918	–
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM MAXWELL, W M, Second Lieutenant, , 9th Bn., 20, 2/Aug/1918, France, SON OF CHARLES AND ANNIE ROBERTSON, OF RIDGEMHOR, COLINTON, MIDLOTHIAN.	CWGC
Robertson, William Moore, The son of Mr. W. Robertson, Edin., was born in 1886, and .entered G.W.C. in 1896. On leaving he occupied a responsible position in a stockbroker’s office. Enlisting as a Pte. in 1914 in the 9th R.S., he later received a commission in the 5th R.S. He went to France, and was in the second battles of Ypres and St. Julien in Feb. 1915. He took a draft to Egypt in Jan. 1917, and was sent to Palestine, where he won the M.C. for great gallantry at Gaza, Nov. 12, 1917. Though wounded, he carried on for four days before he fell. https://www.gwc.org.uk/default/cache/file/1F9E4B11B040E2431F8D5A94AF0E66D3.jpg – William Moore Robertson Pte to be 2/Lt 9.9.15 LG 17.9.15	GWC
Robertson, William Pte 2412 comm 5^th RS 8.9.15	0629
Robertson, William Pte 351194 Awarded MM for gallantry on 20/21 September 1917. 51^st WD	–
Robertson, William Sgt 5540 5th RS 5540 Sgt, 9th RS – –	0630
Robertson, William T., Pte 59871 9^th RS 13^th RS	0636
ROBERTSON, William Reg Ho 1875 685/1 1273 – William Robertson 16/8/1875, 49 Brunswick Street, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, parents James Robertson, spirit dealer & Mary Jane Davie 7/6/1875 Edinburgh; Reg Ho 1905 685/1 385 – William Robertson 30, commercial traveller, 2 Craigcrook Place, Blackhall, Edinburgh, parents James Robertson, wine & spirit merchant dec’d & Mary Jane Davie dec’d, m 26/12/1905 Thomas Church, Rutland Place, Edinburgh, C of E, Emily Taylor 33, 14 Buckingham Terrace, Edinburgh, parents Joseph Taylor, estate overseer & Eliza Harriett Wood, witnesses James Robertson & Alfred C Power; 1911 Census 679 2 – William Robertson 35, traveller fancy goods, 5 Craigcrook Gardens, Edinburgh, wife Emily 39 (b England), daughter Ada D M 2 (b Cramond 12/1/1909); Reg Ho 1916 124/AF 215 – William Robertson, Sergeant, 9th Battalion Royal Scots Regiment, died of wounds 19/11/1916 France, aged 42, Service no 5540; CWGC – Serjeant W Robertson 1st/9th Battalion Royal Scots, died 19/11/1916 aged 41, service no 5540, son of James & Mary Jane Robertson, Edinburgh, husband of Emily Robertson 6 Comely Bank Terrace, Edinburgh; Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914 – 1919, William Robertson Sergeant, 6th Battalion, Royal Scots, died of wounds 19/11/1916 France & Flanders, born Edinburgh, enlisted Portobello, Service no 5540 Many thanks to Margaret R Thorburn, the Church Archivist at Dean Parish Church for the very detailed information http://warmemscot.s4.bizhat.com/warmemscot-post-51313.html	–
ROBERTSON, William, b. Dundee, Forfarshire, e. Biggar, Lanarkshire , r. Biggar, 33520, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM, PRIVATE, 33520, 24/Mar/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS – William was born in Dundee and resided in Biggar prior to enlistment. Information courtesy Swally, GWF	SW –
Robilliard, C.H 2340 – Charles Herbert Robilliard to be 2/Lt RS 20.11.15 LG 24.11.15 2/Lt seconded for duty with MGC 12.3.17 LG 11.6.17 Temp Lt 1.6.17 LG 21.7.17 Ref Lt CH Robilliard LG 9.2.18 and LG 8.12.17 [?Lt CA Robilliard, note CA, 5RS, relinquish actg Maj or ceasing to command coys, MGC LG 10.10.19] Lt (actg Capt) 5RS relinquish actg Maj on ceasing to command coy, MGC 4.2.19 LG 29.5.19	EB1 –
Robilliard, C.H, 2/Lt. 5th RS joined for duty 5 Oct 1916	WD
Robin, M 2518 F Coy	LS1
Robin, M. Pte 2518 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 29/5/15	2610
Robin, Marcel 2518	EB1
Robin, Marcel Private 9th	NBW-S
Robin, Marcel, Pte 2518 [M.H. Robin?] Resident c/o Macpherson, 11 Meadow Place, Edinburgh Attested 28 Oct 14, apparent age 18 yrs 6 mnths, embodied 28.10.14 – 29.5.15 (214 days) Discharged in consequence of joining French Army, discharge dated 10.8.15 Home 28.10.14-23.2.15, BEF 24.2.15-15.4.15, Home 16.4.15-29.5.15 Wounded GSW Service 6.4.15 Father Henrir Robin, 7 Rue Godefroid de Vries, Brussels. Roman Catholic. Embarked SS Inventor 24.2.15 landed 26.2.15 7.4.15 15FdAeb[?] Admitted (GSW Multiple) 6.4.15, transferred 7.4.15 9.4.15 5 G.H Admitted (GSW severe) Rouen, 15.4.15 transferred to England Ancestry – Robin, Marcel Pte Wounded in France. Formerly employed with Messrs George Harrison & Co, Edinburgh. EED 10.6.15	–
Robin, Marcel, Pte 2518	0629
Robinson Sgt ?Witnessed punishment Moore Park Dec 1917 see Wm Forrest 351901	–
Robinson, Geo. 4790	EB2
Robinson, George F., Pte 58942 9^th RS	0636
ROBINSON, George McWatt. Brunton Cottage. Canonmills. Edinburgh. 3/9th. (8541)	RSC
Robinson, H.J. 2399 F Coy – An H Robinson witnessed papers of Archibald Fraser (qv), Manchester but may not be this man	LS1
Robinson, James d.22.3.18 http://www.coldstreamhistorysociety.co.uk/index.php/war-memorials/profile/lilliesleaf-james-robinson http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Lilliesleaf_War_Memorial.pdf	–
Robinson, James Pte 40265 7/8^th KOSB 25090, 12^th RS 1/9^th RS – 22.3.18 Army Council regards as having died on or since for official purposes dated 5.6.19 FMP	0634 –
ROBINSON, James, b. Roxburgh, e. Hawick , r. Roxburgh, 40265, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/03/18, FORMERLY 25090, K.O.S.B., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROBINSON, JAMES, J, Private, ‘40265’, 9th Bn., 39, 22/Mar/1918, France, SON OF THE LATE JAMES ROBINSON AND OF CATHERINE ROBINSON; HUSBAND OF MARY ROBINSON (NEE DRUMMOND), OF EILDON VIEW, LILLIESLEAF, ROXBURGHSHIRE. BORN AT LILLIESLEAF.	CWGC
Robinson, R.J 2010	EB1
Robinson, R.J Private 9th	NBW-S
ROBINSON, R.J. No. 2010. 2 Shandon Road, Edinburgh. D Comp. 17/8/14. 19 yrs 7 mons. Died of Wounds 26/4/15	EBD
ROBINSON, R.J. Pte. No. 2010. 26/4/15 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Robinson, R.J. 2010 B Coy	LS1
Robinson, R.J. Pte 2010 24/2/15 (1) D of W 26/4/15	2610
Robinson, R.J., Pte Also EED 13.5.15 Son of Mr H. Robinson, 2 Shandon Road, Edinburgh. Died of wounds at Boulogne. He was employed with the Norwich Union. – Died in hospital at Boulogne 26^th ult having been wounded in the head four days previously. Educ Edinburgh Institution and Stewart’s College, before the war in Norwich Union Insurance office in George St. Joined Ninth in August. Resided 2 Shandon Rd, Edinburgh. EED 10.5.15	NBW –
Robinson, Reg. G. Stewart Melville ?Robinson, Reg. J.? – Reginald John Robinson Pte 9RS fied of wounds in hosp in Boulogne on 26^th Apr, he was 20 and left school in July 1912. 1915 Stewart Melville	–
Robinson, Reginald J., Pte 2010	0629
ROBINSON, Reginald John, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 2010, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 26/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROBINSON, REGINALD JOHN, PRIVATE, 2010, 26/Apr/1915, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Robinson, Reginald John, Pte Edinburgh, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ltd. Died 26 Apr 15 aged 21 He enlisted on the 17 March 1914 and was sent to France on 26 February 1915. From 12 March 1915 – 1 April 1915 he was in hospital suffering from trench foot. He died in 13 General Hospital Boulogne from a gunshot wound to the head. Aviva	–
ROBINSON, REGINALD JOHN, R J, Private, ‘2010’, 9th Bn., 21, 26/Apr/1915, France, SON OF HENRY AND BRIDGET ROBINSON, OF 2, SHANDON RD., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
ROBINSON, W. Corpl. No. 7477. A. Coy. , to be Paid A/L/Sergt., from 27/2/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Robinson, W.F. 3176 B Coy	LS6
Robinson, W.P. Pte 43915 4/12/15 (1) Disc. 13/5/18	2610
Robinson, William P., L/Cpl 43915 9^th RS 3176 Pte, 2^nd RS 16^th RS	0635
Robley, George Pte 270709 17^th RS 1/9^th RS	0638
ROBLEY, George, b. Sunderland, e. Sunderland , r. Southwick, Sunderland, 270709, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/18, FORMERLY TR/6/9239, T.R. BATTN., 6020 H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROBLEY, GEORGE, G, Private, ‘270709’, 9th Bn., 18, 23/Jul/1918, France, SON OF JOHN AND AGNES MCLEAN ROBLEY, OF II, CATO ST., SOUTHWICK, SUNDERLAND. [II = 11?]	CWGC
ROBSON Pte. Singer. Helped put programme together Battalion Concert, Friday 25th August – held in the Dry Canteen, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robson, C.C Private 9th	NBW-S
ROBSON, C.C. Pte. No. 2560, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Robson, C.C. 2560 E Coy	LS1
Robson, C.C. 2560, Wounded. The War Office list today, Edinburgh Evening News, 23rd June 1915 STEWART’S COLLEGE F.P. WOUNDED Official information has been received to the effect that Private C.C. Robson of the 9th Royal Scots was wounded on the 17th May. He acted as secretary to the Stewart’s College (F.P.) Cricket Club for the last two years and was apprentice with the firm of Macandrew & Blair, C. A., Alva Street, Edinburgh Edinburgh Evening Dispatch, 2^nd June 1915	–
Robson, C.C. Pte 2560 24/2/15 (1) Comm 5/8/15	2610
Robson, Charles C 2560 – Stewart Melville RAF Prisoner of War in Germany ‘”not out” yet, and we hope see them on Stewart’s field as of old.’ Reported a prisoner exactly a month after his disappearance. He has had peculiarly hard luck. The flight from which he failed to return was intended to be his last previous to coming home to be trained as a pilot. If we must commiserate him on his temporary loss of freedom we have to congratulate him on gaining the Military Cross. Stewart Melville 1918	EB1
Robson, Charles C., Pte 2560 comm 15^th RS 5.8.15 medals admin. By Air Ministry – Robson, C.C. Pte Wounded in France. He resides at 80 Comely Bank Avenue, Edinburgh. EED 5.6.15 – Robson, CC of firm Macandrew & Blair, Edin. Pte (reported 12.6.15), wounded (reported 1.7.15), later Lt RAF prisoner (reported 1.7.18) ICAEW – Robson, Charles Crichton, Lt. Royal Scots 2560 Pte. Royal Scots 2Lt. RAF Lt 11 Sqn Flying Officer (Observer) (19.12.17); France; 15.5.18 PoW [C845 Bristol Fighter] Last seen in fight over Bouchou on patrol. Lt HW Sellars+/Lt CC Robson PoW; PoW [C845 Bristol Fighter] Last seen in combat over Bouchou – repatriated 30.12.18 (Obs). Lt HW Sellars missing; missing [C845 Bristol Fighter] Missing from DOP [Distant Offensive Patrol] SE Amiens and SE Albert. Lt HW Sellars missing/Lt CC Robson missing; repatriated [C845 Bristol Fighter] .Lt CC Robson repatriated/Lt HW Sellars+ in air nr Beucher http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html – The fourth production batch of 300 Bristol F.2B Fighters, C751 to C1050 built under contract AS17573/17 dated 20 August 1917, was delivered between March and May 1918. C845 and C846 11.4.18 Gloucestershire	0629 –
Robson, J.W. Pte ? 353050 RS, 9090 Pte Yorks Regt BWM&VM piece 0641 Medal Roll [incl for six digit] – ?James W Robson Pte L/Cpl Yorks R 9090, RFC 148219, RS 353050 15Star&BWM&VM France 13.10.15 MIC	?
Robson, W. Lt [this list does not specify 9RS but includes many recognisable names, see T.G. Clark for full list] Territorial Army, the undermentioned relinquish their commissions 30 Sep 1921, and retain their rank unless otherwise stated. London Gazette 23 Dec 1921 p.10576 – Robson, W Lt 9RS to be Lt 3 Dec Army and Navy Gazette 11.12.20 – ?William Robson From Officer Cadet Unit to be 2/Lt RS (TF) 26.4.17 LG 11.5.17 [amongst other Ninths] – Cannot find MIC	–
Roddick, Archibald Pte 49235 1/9^th RS – Archibald Roddick Pte 1/7 RS 49235 enlisted 24.5.17, discharge 8.5.19 para 392 xvi. SWB list D/A/1173. VM&BWM MIC	0635 –
RODEN, William E., b. Wolverhampton, e. Wolverhampton, 335626, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Mo Sarah Register Soldiers’ Effects – William E Roden RS Pte 8310 335626 VM&BWM MIC	SD –
Roden, William E., Pte 335626 1/8^th RS 8310 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0639
RODEN, WILLIAM ENOCH, W E, Lance Corporal, ‘335626’, 1st/9th Bn., 22, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF WILLIAM AND SARAH RODEN, OF 140, ST. MARK’S RD., WOLVERHAMPTON.	CWGC
RODGER, G. Pte. No. 351403 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – George Rodger Pte RS 351403; RDC 75168 VM&BWM SWB List TP/4930 MIC – George Rodger, 15 Loch?? Terr, Edin. [is this Lochore, Fife, in error putting Edin?] 4003/351403 Born 1888 Attested 24.11.15 as 4003, leave listed, posted 4^th (Res) 24.9.17 Imp Oblig 3/9 RS Selkirk 30.11.15 Disch 392 xvia KR signed 30.10.19 Record RDC office, no 75168 in 215 P. Coy (late RS) Single GSW lt shoulder, pension provided. Character v good 215 Protection Company, Royal Defence Corps 15 Berry St, Lochgelly, Fife 1920 Fa John at same address. Presby. Trans BEF signed OC A Coy AM Campbell Capt ?12/16. Trans to England wounded 6.5.17, transfer RDC ?20.6.17 stamped 4^th (Res) RS 3.11.18 absent without leave 10pm to ?3.50 – 2 days CB Home 24.11.15-28.12.16, BEF 29.12.16-6.5.17, Home 7.5.17-5.4.19 Wd remained at duty 18.4.17, GSW leg l. shoulder 23.4.17 Service record	–
Rodger, George 4003	EB2
RODGER, J, Private, ‘352477’, 9th Bn., 22, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN RODGER, OF 21, TOWNEND, KIRKCUDBRIGHT.	CWGC
RODGER, J. Pte. No. 352477 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
RODGER, J. Pte. No. 3745, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. – James Rodger RS Pte 3745, RAF 405597 VM&BWM MIC	–
Rodger, J. Sgt 375381 Territorial Force War Medal piece 3260 (TFWM)	–
Rodger, James 3745 – Rodger, James, Pte. Royal Scots 3745 Pte. RAF 405597 Pte. http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html	EB2 –
Rodger, James Pte 352477 9^th RS 5808 Pte – Pte James Rogers [note Rogers] 352477 Pte James Rodger [note Rodger] born Townend, educ Kirkcudbright, father John, then employed as painter with Peter Henney 8 yrs. Joined 9^th RS, France 1916, took part in Arras, killed around Chemical Works, had been 5 months in theatre. Killed 23.4.17 age 22. “We Will Remember Them: Kirkcudbright’s Sons 1914 1918.” by Ian Devlin. Pub 2005. ISBN 13 978-0-9551638-1-4. The bibliography lists the main sources as Joseph Robinson’s Newspaper Cuttings Albums (1914-1919), in the Stewartry Museum, Kirkcudbright; The Stewartry of Kirkcudbright Roll of Honour; Regimental Websites 1914-1918; CWGC. Courtesy William Bradshaw – Fa John, sis Lizzie McKimmel? Register Soldiers’ Effects – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Rodger, James Sgt 375381 15^th RS 375381 Sgt, 9^th RS 375381 – VM&BWM, TF War R Scots/TFM/7-22 TFWM 362 High St, Linlithgow MIC	0640 –
RODGER, James, b. Kirkcudbright, e. Berwick-on-Tweed , r. Kirkcudbright, 352477, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Rodger, Thomas 3900	EB2
Rodger, Thomas Pte 351334 9^th RS 3900 Pte, 16^th RS 351334	0640
RODGER, Thomas. 20 Strachan Rd. Blackhall. (8438)	RSC
Rodgers L/Cpl 2/9^th gave pianoforte recitals at recruiting campaign Edinburgh July 1915 EED 29 Jul 15	–
Rodgers, James 4456	EB2
ROE, J N, Private, ‘59011’, 9th Bn., , 12/Apr/1918, Belgium,	CWGC
Roe, James N., Pte 59011 9^th RS	0636
ROE, James Nichol, b. Dumbarton, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 59011, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 12/04/18, FORMERLY 2/13632, T.R. BATTN., 54248, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Roger – see Paulin, Frederick
Rogers, C.B 2875	EB1
Rogers, C.B. L/Cpl 350749 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 3/4/19	2610
Rogers, Cecil B., L/Sgt 350749 9^th RS 2875 Cpl	0640
Rogers, James – see Rodger	–
Rogers, John W., 330192 5/6^th RS 12^th RS 9^th RS	0639
Rogers, R.G 2724	EB1
ROGERS, R.K. Sergt. No. 520. Severe, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Rogers, R.K. Sgt 520 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 12/2/16	2610
Rogers, Reginald K., Sgt 520 – b.1890 at Dunbar, the elder son of Reuben M Rogers, a Customs and Excise Supervisor, and Harriet Rogers, of 5 Balfour Street, Alloa. On 23 April 1915, the Alloa Advertiser reported: How Sergeant R K Rogers was Wounded A letter has been received by Mr R. M. Rogers, 5 Balfour Street, Alloa, describing how his eldest son, Sergeant R. K. Rogers, 9th Royal Scots Highlanders, was wounded on 7th April, along with another Sergeant of D Coy., he was called out of his billet to accompany the Captain and two Lieutenants on an inspection of trenches, prior to leading in the platoons. That was shortly before the billets were shelled by the Germans, resulting in nine of his comrades being killed and about fifty wounded. The trench was an uncompleted one, taken over from our allies, and another company was busy strengthening it. A bullet came right through the parapet and struck Sergeant Rogers on the left side of the nape of the neck, passed clean through just under the skin, and emerged on the right side. Fortunately he stooped slightly at the moment over a tea “dixie” and he also attributes his miraculous escape to the fact that he had his Balaclava helmet rolled in several folds inside his greatcoat collar. This doubtless helped to deflect the bullet, which passed through greatcoat and tunic collars and several folds of wool before reaching the neck. The shock blinded him and caused deafness to the right ear. He was made comfortable in a “dugout” until nightfall, when he was taken to the rear, and sent to Boulogne. He is now out of hospital and in the convalescent camp. He recovered his sight after three days, and the deafness is disappearing. He expresses satisfaction that he “bagged two that morning” before they got him. http://www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/Clackmannan/People/Sergeant-Reginald-Rogers France 24.2.15 Sjt 520 MIC	0629
Rogerson, E.G. Pte 1534 L & B.H. 3/4/15 (1) 9^th RS 353002 Pte K in A 7/10/17	2610
Rogerson, Edward G., Pte 352002 1/1^st L.&B. Horse 1534 Pte, 9^th RS 6890 – Rogerson, Edward G. Loth & Bord Horse Pte 1534, RS 353002, RS 6890 15Star&BWM&VM. France 3.4.15 MIC – Pte 353002 KIA 7.10.17 Mother Agatha A.E. Register Soldiers’ Effects	0640
ROGERSON, Edward George, b. Hertford, e. Haddington , r. Hertford, 353002, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 07/10/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROGERSON, EDWARD GEORGE, E G, Private, ‘353002’, 1st/9th Bn., 24, 7/Oct/1917, France, SON OF EDWARD AND AGATHA ROGERSON, OF 75, CROMWELL RD., HERTFORD.	CWGC
Rogerson, Edward George. Born 1893 in Bengeo, Hertfordshire. Private 353002 born in Hertford, lived in Hertford and enlisted at Haddington Great War Forum	–
ROGERSON, John. 4 Great King St. Edinburgh. (10497)	RSC
Rolla, L. Cpl 350353 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 26/3/19	2610
Rolla, Louis Sgt 356353 9^th RS 1900 Sgt – Rolla, Louis 1900, 350353 Cpl, Sjt 9RS 15 Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disemb. MIC – ?b.abt1893 Edin to Andrew (born Italy abt 1859, foreman confectioner) and Jane (b.abt 1861 Fife) Rolla, address 10 E London St, Edin. 1901 Census	0640
Rolla, Louis, Srgt 05-07 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
RONALD, J H, Private, ‘330688’, 1st/9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
RONALD, J.H. Pte. No. 330688 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – Ronald, John H. Pte 8/RS 330688 Medal roll VM&BWM RS Piece 0639 [no ref 9RS] – John H. Ronald VM&BWM RS Pte 330688 MIC – John H. Ronald, 8^th Bn attd. 9^th Bn RS Pte 330688 KIA 9.4.17 Fa. James Register Soldiers’ Effects	–
RONALDSON, D. Pte. No. 3382, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Ronaldson, D. Pte 350992 12/10/15 (1) Disemb 20/3/19	2610
Ronaldson, David 3382	EB2
Ronaldson, David Pte 350992 9^th RS 3382 Pte	0640
Ronaldson, Wm. 4708	EB2
Rooke, G. Pte 353040 date of last leave 2-8.8.17 age 27 Bricklayer; Reg. or T.F.: Reg. Five men: D.Sutherland (T.F.), R.E.Atkin, J.Odell, W.Reader and G.Rooke Transferred to R.E. (Inland Waterway & Docks), Sandwich, from 2/9^th RS, Moore Park, Kilworth Co. Cork 28.2.18 FMP
Room, C.A, 2/Lt. 4th RS joined for duty 10 May 1917 – 2/Lt CA Room to be Lt 1.9.18 4RS LG 17.2.19	WD –
Roose, Liegh R, L/Cpl, MM Celtic FC goalkeeper (Welsh International) KIA Oct 1916 Great War Forum ?? Leigh Richmond Rouose / Rouse was 9^th Royal Fusiliers, Welsh international soccer player d.7.10.16 MM	–
Rosbottom, William 3031	EB1
Rosbottom, William, 3031 109 Ladies Lane, Hindley, Nr Wigan Attested 11 Jan 15, apparant age 19 yrs 2 mnths, examined Manchester, attestation signed 9^th Reserve Bn (2/9^th) at Kilmarnock, embodied 11.1.15-15.7.15, transferred to 5^th Sco Prov Bn 20.5.15. Home service Discharged Para 392 IIIcc [(iii) Not being likely to become an efficient soldier (cc) Recruits with more than three months service considered unfit for further military service], Dudhope Castle, Dundee 31 July 15 Father Wm Rosbottom same address. Roman Catholic. Admitted to hospital at Craigleith 1.3.15-15.3.15 ([?]) and 3.5.15 (Colitis). Pain along colon. 9 year sof complaints. Inability to eat army rations, pain kept in check with limited diet. Discharge approved Senior Medical Officer, Tay Defences and CO 5^th Sco Prov Bn, W. Lachlan Forbes, Major. Signed JS Ewart, Lt-Gen, GOC-in-C Scottish Command. Ancestry	–
Rose, D.G, 2nd Lt – 2/Lt resigns his comm 23.11.01 Volunteer Service Gazette 29.11.01	F1901 –
Rose, Donald Grant Second Lieut 3 Nov 1900. Called to Far East on private business, resigned commission 23 Nov 1901. Had previously served for ten years in the Dutch Militia in Java. Born 1869. Eastern Merchant. Appointed to the battalion # 17	F
Rose, H, Capt. 7th RS joined for duty 10 May 1917	WD
Rose, H. Capt. demobilized Feb 1919	WD
Rose, H.A. Capt wounded Estimated casualties from March offensive as of 6.4.18 from 183 Bde War Diary (p.107/532)	–
Rose, J. L/Cpl (A/Cpl) 1339 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 22/4/16	2610
Rose, John 1339,[*], Badge No. 41062 9RS Cpl 13.4.12-22.4.16 wounds xvi served overseas	SWB
Rose, John A/Cpl 1339	0629
ROSE, T. Corpl. No. 1339, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Ross ‘feats of strength’ C Coy 2/9^th Dundee A Anderson IWM 3608	–
Ross 2/Lt ? to be in composite battalion if required April 1918 5/GH WD WO 95 3061 2_1	–
Ross Haddon ? Ross Hadden here referring to Ross Haddon, DA? ‘When Lt Col Jim Blythe was commissioned in 1969 he was sent by the Regimental Secretary of the day, Col Duncan Eykyn, to Hawick to the home of Dr Ross Hadden who had made it known that he wanted his sword to go to a newly joined subaltern. Ross Hadden served during the Great War with the 9^th (Highlanders) Battalion. His daughter married a Royal Scots Fusilier officer who deployed to France in 1939, taking the sword with him and bringing it back via Dunkirk before returning it to his father-in-law.’ The Thistle, Volume 29 – Number 3, Summer 2014 – Dr D A Ross Haddon MC, Club President of Hawick Callants Club, 1947 http://www.hawickcallantsclub.co.uk/club/officials.html – ? Macdonald, Lyn, ‘They Called it Passchendaele’, lists Maj. D.A. Ross Haddon MC, 9^th Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers [sic]	?
Ross Haddon, A.D., Lt (Hawick) Reported wounded, was struck in the jaw by a piece of shrapnel shell. He is in the Red Cross Hospital in Rouen. EED 1 May 15 – Ross Haddon is home, or on the way. Hit in the jaw worse than he thought 8.6.15 Bennet Clark, T.W. Letters written by sons to mother during WWI, Ref: 1994.106, National War Museum Scotland Library, Edinburgh Castle – Lt DAR Haddon Disembarked 29.5.15 [not SS Inventor?] 1915 Star Medal Roll Piece 2947 – this looks in error – he was wounded and going home in this period – Marriage arranged and shortly to take place between Capt DA Ross Haddon RAMC attd 9RS, third son of late Walter Haddon of Firth, Roxburghshire, and of Mrs Haddon, Colislinn, Hawick; and Gwendolen Helen, only dau of Mr and Mrs Arthur Owen of 49 Overstrand Mansions, London SW The Berwick Advertiser 29.10.15 – Court of inquiry in the field 13.3.16 by order AS Blair: deaths of WS Carter, JC Wilson and poisoning of Pte Dishington 2005. President Maj RHF Moncrieff, members Capt A Taylor, 2/Lt AS Nicoll. Capt DA Ross Haddon RAMC gives evidence. Pte Simpson was conscious, Dishington and Wilson unconscious and Carter dead. Papers of WS Carter – See also Haddon	–
Ross Haddon, D.A, Lt	E-P
Ross Haddon, D.A, Lt, p.96 Second Ypres, wounded	E
Ross Lt 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16	–
Ross Pte C Coy Member of winning marathon team 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Ross Pte, p.101 Patrol, hit and captured 10 June 1915	E
Ross Sergeant	2/9S
Ross Srgt	NBW
ROSS, A. Pte. No. 2014, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Ross, A.A 2264	EB1
Ross, A.A. Pte 350479 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 6/3/19	2610
Ross, A.A., L/Cpl (A/Sgt) 1/9^th RS 350479 MSM Date of gazette 17 June 18 Ancestry – Ross, Arthur A., 9/R Scots Pte 350479; R Scots A/Sgt 2266 France 24.2.15 MIC	–
Ross, Alex 46(?)6 – Ross, Alexander 9RS 4616, 2^nd KOSB 40883 BWM&VM Medal Roll Piece 1116 KOSB	EB2 –
ROSS, Alex. No. 2014. 5 Graham St., Edinburgh. F (crossed out) D Comp. 17/8/14. 18 yrs 8 mons.	EBD
Ross, Alexander 2014	EB1
Ross, Alexander, Pte Kilmarnock Branch Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society, Roll of Honour (1919)	–
Ross, Angus Pte 63228 9^th RS	0636
Ross, Arthur A., A/Sgt 350479 9^th RS 2264 A/Sgt, attd 3^rd Army Hqrs. A/Sgt	0640
ROSS, ARTHUR ALEXANDER. Student of Law, 1903-5. S.S.C., 1908. 9th Royal Scots (T), Private Sept. 1914; L/Corporal May 1915; Sergeant May 1918. M.S.M. Jan. 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
ROSS, Arthur Alexander. 39 Albany St. Edinburgh. 1/9th. (1632)	RSC
Ross, D 2024	EB1
Ross, D Pte 3659 Dundee hospital 12.12.16-10.1.17, from Edin	–
Ross, D. Pte 350429 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 25/2/19	2610
Ross, D., Piper Seton, Bruce, ‘The Pipes of War’, 1920	–
ROSS, David 81 Glendevon Place. Murrayfield. Edinburgh. (2138)	RSC
Ross, David Cpl 350429 9^th RS 2124 Cpl, attd 3^rd Army Hqrs. – Stewart Melville	0640
Ross, Douglas J., Pte 19914 16^th RS 19914 Cpl, 9^th RS	0632
Ross, Douglas M 3659	EB2
ROSS, Douglas M. Revd. (12870) Harroy Manse, Kirkwall, Orkney. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Ross, Douglas M., Pte 351164 9^th RS 3659 Pte, attd 5^th Ent. Bn. 351164, 16^th RS 351164	0640
ROSS, Douglas Matheson Kirkcaldy, 1896; younger son of Rev. B. J. Ross, M.A., Kaffraria, South Africa; 1913 – 15; Lauriston House 1st XV.; 9th R.S., Pte. 1915; France 1916 – 18, Somme and Beaumont Hamel 1916, Arras and St. Quetin 1917, Nestle, Villers-Bretonneux, Amiens, Armentieres 1918; twice wounded; dischd. Nov. 1918.	WWR
ROSS, Duncan. 24 Dukes Ave. Chiswick. London W.4. (10766)	RSC
Ross, F.M F 2381	EB1
Ross, F.M, 2/Lt wounded 16/9/16 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2883/3	–
Ross, F.M, 2/Lt. wounded but assumed command of raiding party 16 Sept 1916	WD
Ross, F.M, 2nd Lt, ‘A’ Coy, p.328, wounded on raid where AH Douglas killed, led ‘wild charge’, brought back body of Lt Douglas, 16 Sept 1916; p.654 German offensive 1918, Lt ‘A’ Coy, killed	E
Ross, F.M, Lt, MC Killed or died of wounds Aug 18; Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
ROSS, F.M. 2nd/Lieut. Awarded Military Cross., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Ross, F.M. L/Cpl 2381 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 23/10/15	2610
Ross, F.M. Lt. mentioned in operation order no. 16 11 July 1918	WD
ROSS, F.M. Second Lieut. Wounded. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Ross, F.McF Lt MC	ww1
Ross, F.McF., 2381 Wounded. The War Office list today, Edinburgh Evening News, 23rd June 1915	–
Ross, Findlay L/Cpl 2381 entered theatre as Pte comm 9^th RS 23.10.15	0629
ROSS, FINDLAY MACFADYEN, F M, Lieutenant, , 1st/9th Bn., 25, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF THE LATE REV. J. ROSS, D.D., MISSIONARY U. F. CHURCH, MANCHURIA, AND MRS. ROSS, OF 16, MAYFIELD RD., EDINBURGH. BORN AT MOULDEN, MANCHURIA, CHINA. EDUCATED GEORGE WATSON’S COLLEGE, EDINBURGH. AWARDED MC.	CWGC
ROSS, FINDLAY McFADYEN (b. 1893). George Watson’s College; First XV. Cadet Corps 1906-12, Cadet L/Corporal. Student of Science, 1912-14. O.T.C. Engineers, April 1913 to Sept. 1914, Cadet. 9th Royal Scots, Private Oct. 1914; L/Corporal June 1915 ; Lieut. Sept. 1917; Acting Captain. France Feb. 191 5. M.C. Sept. 1916. Wounded June 1915 and Sept. 1916. Killed near Soissons on 1st August 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Ross, Finlay M., The son of the late Rev. John Ross, D.D., was born at Moukden, Manchuria, in 1893. He attended G.W.C. 1900-12, playing football and drilling in the O.T.C. He then went to study forestry at Edin. Univ., where he was attached to the R.E. division of the senior O.T.C. Joining the 9th R.S. in Sept. 1914, he went to France, whence he returned for a commission. Returning to France he was severely wounded in a raid in which he won the M.C. After a period of home service in 1918, he again went to France, and as A/Capt. fell while leading his company in Margin’s assault round Soissons on Aug. 1, 1918. https://www.gwc.org.uk/default/cache/file/5B6CD1C2EAB9A7BBEE44DC806CD7C732.jpg – Finlay McFadyen Ross 2/Lt KIA (Lt) Western Front 1 Aug 1918, aged 25. Son of the late Rev J.Ross, missionary in Manchuria. Born Manchuria. 2/Lt MC cited 20.10.16 MC – 2nd Lt. Finlay McFadyen Ross, R. Scots. For conspicuous gallantry during a raid. On reaching the enemy parapet his Commander was killed, and he himself wounded and rendered unconscious. On regaining; consciousness he rallied his party, entered the enemy trench, and obtained identifications. He brought his whole party back before having his wounds dressed. LG 20.10.16 – ?Findlay Ross b.~1893 China, British subject, to Isabella Ross (Missionary’s Wife). [Father not present, wife as Head] Address 1 Fingal Place, Edinburgh. 1901 1901 Census – Ross, Findlay Macfadyan of 12 Marshall Cres, Edin died 1 Aug 18. Confirmation of Isabella Strapp MacFadyan or Ross widow.[mother?] Probate – Service record of John Herbert Ross (RAMC) has mother at 12 Marchhall/Marshall Cres. [1901 census above also has a John b.~1891] – Signs postcard of Harry Lazarus as censor https://www.jewsfww.uk/jewish-museum-london-jewish-military-museum-collections-personal-possessions-1391.php	GWC –
Ross, G 4158 A Coy	LS7
Ross, G.W 4158	EB2
ROSS, H. Pte. No. 1810, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
ROSS, Henry W. 32 Attimore Rd. Welwyn Garden City. Herts. (5328)	RSC
Ross, Henry W., L/Cpl 9^th RS 859, L/Cpl RE 76750. France 17.9.15 MIC	–
Ross, Hugh 4461	EB2
Ross, Hugh 1810 Pte France 24.2.15; LC 253235 A/S Dism 13.2.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	–
Ross, Hugh Pte 63227 9^th RS	0636
Ross, J 2846	EB1
Ross, J 4177 A Coy	LS7
Ross, J L/Cpl 2564 A Coy	LS7
ROSS, J, Private, ‘46057’, 9th Bn., 29, 24/Feb/1919, Belgium, SON OF WILLIAM AND JANE MCDONALD ROSS, OF TOMINOURD, CROMDALE, MORAYSHIRE.	CWGC
ROSS, J. L.Corpl. No. 2564. A Coy. To be paid Acting Corporal. 22/8/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
ROSS, J. Pte. No. 2846. D Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
ROSS, J. Pte. No. 350735 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
ROSS, J.B. Pte. No. 1822. 22/7/16, missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Ross, J.B. Pte 1822 24/2/15 (1) P-D 23/7/16	2610
ROSS, J.D. Corpl. No. 4086. C.Coy. , Commissioned from Cadet School, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
ROSS, J.D. L/Corpl. No. 4086. C Coy. Marksmen – General Musketry Course (started August 13th), The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
ROSS, J.D. Pte. No. 4086. C Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
ROSS, J.P. Pte. No. 6704. C. Coy., from 26/12/16 , To be Acting Unpaid Corpl., whilst employed as Acting Bandmaster, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – A very pleasing incident took place in the Kerry Protestant Hall last evening, when a small presentation was made by a few of his friends here to Bandmaster John P. Ross of the Royal Scots on his leaving Tralee. … services rendered at many concerts since his advent here… presented with a baton. Ross replied: ‘The Royal scots were all heartily sorry to leave Tralee, but they hoped to be sent back again. They had been fairly treated in Scotch towns and they had been fairly treated in English towns, but their warm-hearted reception in Tralee won all their hearts, and would be a life-long memory to the Scots.’ Kerry Evening Post 19.5.17	–
ROSS, J.P. Unpaid A/Corpl. No. 352852. C. Coy. , To be Paid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
ROSS, J.P. Unpaid Corpl. No. 352852. A. Coy., from 1/5/17 , To be Unpaid A/L/Sergt [Paid Corpl.] whilst acting Bandmaster, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Ross, J.S 2585	EB1
Ross, J.W 2852	EB1
Ross, James D 4086	EB2
Ross, James H., Pte 58947 9^th RS	0636
Ross, James Pte 31474 2^nd RS 13^th RS 9^th RS	0633
Ross, James Pte 325448 2^nd RS 8^th RS 9^th RS	0639
Ross, James Pte 330796 8^th RS attd 5^th Ent. Bn. 9^th RS	0639
Ross, James W., Pte 352746 9^th RS	0640
ROSS, James, b. Uphall, West Lothian, e. Broxburn, West Lothian , r. Broxburn, 31474, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 02/12/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROSS, JAMES, J, Private, ‘31474’, 9th Bn., 33, 2/Dec/1917, France, HUSBAND OF JANET M. ROSS, OF EAST BURNSIDE, BROXBURN, LINLITHGOWSHIRE.	CWGC
Ross, John 2564	EB1
Ross, John B Pte 1822 – John Brown Ross 9RS ?L Cpl 1822 9RS on or since 23.7.16 presumed, Mo Euphemia B. Register Effects	0629 –
ROSS, John Brown, b. Lasswade, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh, 350327, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROSS, JOHN BROWN, J B, Lance Corporal, ‘350327’, (1822). “C” Coy. 9th Bn., 22, 23/Jul/1916, France, SON OF ALEXANDER AND EUPHEMIA BROWN ROSS, OF 3, ROYAL PARK TERRACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Ross, John Pte 350735 9^th RS 2846 – Fa William Register Soldiers’ Effects	0640 –
Ross, John Pte 353502 9^th RS	0640
Ross, John Pte 46057 1/9^th RS	0635
Ross, John S. 4177	EB2
Ross, John S. 2585,[*], Badge No. 35283 9RS Pte 10.11.14-28.1.17 sickness xvi, overseas yes – ? ? Pte John S. Ross Wounded. He resided with his grandparents at 102 Spottiswoode St, Edinburgh EED 13.7.16	SWB ?
Ross, John S., Pte 08-10 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Ross, John S., Pte 2585	0629
ROSS, John, b. Edinburgh, e. Glencorse, Midlothian , r. Penicuik, Midlothian, 353502, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 04/12/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROSS, John, e. Edinburgh, 350735, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROSS, JOHN, J, Private, ‘350735’, “B” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 23, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF WILLIAM AND MARGARET ROSS, OF 73, ANGLE PARK TERRACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
ROSS, JOHN, J, Private, ‘353502’, “A” Coy. 9th Bn., 18, 4/Dec/1917, France,	CWGC
ROSS, JOHN, PRIVATE, 353502, 4/Dec/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Ross, John, Pte 353502 d. 4/12/17 Memorial at Penicuik. [Midlothian Journal 21 Dec. 1917]: Mrs Webster, Wester Howgate, has received intimation that a boy whom she brought up, Private John Ross, Royal Scots, has fallen in action. The deceased soldier, who was only nineteen years of age, enlisted in May last, and went to the front in August. He was formerly employed as a porter at Leadburn Station. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
Ross, P.M, 2/Lt. joined for duty 6 June 1916	WD
Ross, R ( )? 2657	EB1
Ross, R.E 2957 [Cannot locate an MIC, there was a Robert E Ross 5/6 RS]	EB1
Ross, Reginald C. HLI Pte 282711, Sco Rif 316732, MGC 152867 VM&BWM MIC – Ross, Reginald Cameron Pte 152867; 282711 MGC, 316732 Sco Rif Class Z (AR) 11.5.19 MGC Medal Roll BWM&VM Piece 1760 – Ross, R.C. Pte 350786 9RS transferred 9.5.17 to 7^th HLI as 282711 FMP	–
Ross, Reginald Pte 29257 2/9^th RS Balgavies Sanatorium hospital 6.10.15-20.10.15, from Manchester, Dundee Hosp 21.8.18-7.10.15, Dundee Hosp adm 21.9.15 [?2957 not 29257?]	–
Ross, Stephen Pte 352693 9^th RS	0640
Ross, T 4654 A Coy	LS7
ROSS, T. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 6409. A.Coy. , To be Paid A/L/Corpls., 25/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Ross, Thomas Pte 352610 9^th RS 352610 Pte	0640
Ross, Thos. 4654	EB2
Ross, W, Pte. Wounded on night patrol, thought to be taken prisoner 16 June 1915	WD
Ross, W. Pte 2041 24/2/15 (1a) Discharged 22/1/18 No. 350400 – Ross, William 350400 SWB 316646 26.8.14-22.1.18 wounds 23yo served overseas SWB	2610 –
Ross, W., Piper Seton, Bruce, ‘The Pipes of War’, 1920 – Concert at Selkirk given by officers and men of 3/9^th RS: Pipe-Major McKinley, Corporal-Piper Lauder, Piper Manderson, Piper Ross, Piper Reid and Piper Bell The Southern Reporter 20.4.1916	–
Ross, W., Pte 350400 9^th RS 2041	0641
Ross, W.F. Pte 350145 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 9/2/19	2610
Ross, W.G Private 9th	NBW-S
Ross, W.G. ‘DANDY NINTH’ MAN WOUNDED Private W. G. Ross, C Company 1/9th Royal Scots, was severely wounded at Ypres, and is now in hospital in Aberdeen. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ross, The Register Hotel, Edinburgh. Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 14^th May 1915	–
ROSS, W.G. Pte. No. 2028, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. – William George Ross 9RS 2028 350394 enlisted 20.8.14 Pte at edin Embarked SS Inventor Southampton 24.2.15, landed Havre 26.2.15 1^st Sco Gen (Central School) Aberdeen 7.5.15-3.6.15 Superficial bullet wound of chest, bullet entered 1 inch below right side ? re-emerged left, wounds healed 26.4.15 14GenHos GSW abdomen sev Boulogne, 2.5.15 14GenHos transf HS Valdivia Wimereux, transf Southampton 28.2.17 Embarked/arr, 20 IBD 1.3.17, joined in field 19.3.17, leave 16.2.18-2.3.18, PUO adm 45 Field Amb 1.7.18, to duty 7.7.18, rejoin 9.7.18, leave 6.2.19-20.2.19, to UK 3.3.19, demob 2.4.19, home address Register Hotel, Edin. Z reserve age 26, served France & Belgium, 23.2.15-8.5.15 rifleman and 23.2.17-27.2.19 piper, bullet wound in stomach 23.4.15, no 2 Gen Hos Aberdeen Group 35 Architect, last employer District Valuer, Inland revenue (City), 53 Hanover St, Edin. Digestion easily upset. Disablement <20% 45 Field Amb. 26.2.19 Braine l’Alleud [bn here from Dec 1918] Service Record and Service Record	–
Ross, W.G. Pte 350394 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 2/4/19	2610
Ross, W.G., Pte Also EED 17.5.15 Wounded at Ypres. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ross, Register Hotel, Edinburgh.	NBW
Ross, W.R 2766	EB1
ROSS, W.R. Pte. No. 2966, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Ross, William 2041 Details: 15 Deanpark St Edinburgh. E Coy. Attested 26.8.14 “Joining Battalion Sunday”	EB1
Ross, William F., Pte 350145 9^th RS 1416	0640
Ross, William G 2026 [index page in error, 2028 on main page]	EB1
Ross, William G., Pte 350394 9^th RS 2028 Pte	0640
ROSS, William George. No. 2028. Register Hotel. C changed to B Comp. 20/8/14. 22 yrs 10 mons.	EBD
Ross, William Private 9th	NBW-S
Ross, William Pte 63233 9^th RS	0636
ROSS, William Rutherford Edinburgh, 1894; 1902 – 9; draper; 9th R.S., 1916; France 1917 – 18, Arras.	WWR
Ross, William, Pte 21 yo is a POW in Germnay. Wounded and captured whilst reconnoitring the enemy’s advanced line on the 16^th inst. Employed by Mr Cranston, grocer, Gilmore Place. A member of the Northern Harriers. His father, Mr Donald Ross, resides at 15 Dean Park Street, Stockbridge. The Scotsman 3 Jul 1915 – Edinburgh Evening Dispatch. 1st July 1915 TWO DANDY NINTH MEN TAKEN PRISONERS No. 2041, Private William Ross (21) of the 1/9 Royal Scots, wounded and taken prisoner on the 16th June, while out scouting the enemy’s wire entanglements along with Lieut. Macdonald (who was also taken prisoner) Prior to enlistment Ross was employed by Mr. Cranston, grocer, Gilmore Place, and was a member of the Northern Harriers. His father, Donald Ross, resides at 15 Dean Park Street, Stockbridge. – Ross, William, POW, A Cie Pte No 2041, Royal Scots, 9me Bataillon. 16/6 en patrouille pres Armentieres Father M. Donald Ross, 15 Dean Park, Edinburgh PA 2682 / 3462 / 4433 Wounded in thigh Feld. Lag. 7; Valencienne; Chateau d’Oex 2682 Feldlaz. 7/XEX A.K. OBerschenkelschuss bdrsaits [thigh wound] 4433 Gefl. Ingolstadt [Bavaria] http://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Details/105494/3/2/ – Interned Switzerland http://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Details/4506283/3/2/ Wm Ross Pte 2041 c Coy 9^th RS Last camp in Germany, Ingoldstadt, Englestatd Lazarette. Interne region Chateau d’Oex FS530 => Ingoldstadt Lazarett, header letter dated 13 Jun 16 regarding 380 internees. Veuillez trouver ci-inclus 380 questionnaires remplis par les prisoniers internees dans les cantonnement de Chateau d’Oex, Rougemont Rossiniere. Les cantonnements les plus voisins de sont a ma connaissance les suivants./ Please find included 380 questionnaires completed by prisoners interned in the cantonment of Chateau d’Oex, Rougemont Rossiniere. The nearest cantonments are to my knowledge the following. – William Ross, Pte. Taken prisoner on June 16^th. His home is at 15 Dean Park Street, Edinburgh. EED 3.7.15 [alongside photo Norman Macdonald (qv)]	–
ROSS, William. 9 Orchard St. Paisley. (10330)	RSC
ROSS, William. No. 2041. 15 Deanpark St., Edinburgh. E Comp. 26/8/14	EBD
Ross, William. Page no: 1618-1619. Corps: 9th Royal Scots. Regiment No: 2041. Rank: Private. People mentioned: Captain Barron W Allistone, Middlesex Regiment. http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C9213971 Wounded by bomb both thighs. Left leg 9cms short. Captured 16 Jun 15. Lomme nr Lille for two months (16 Jun – 19 Aug); then Valenciennes (19 Aug – 28 Oct); end of October 1915 2-day journey to Reserve Lazarette, Remise No.2, Ingoldstadt, Bavaria, Germany (30 Oct – 26 May 16); left with first party to Switzerland end of May 16	TNA
Rothery, Hugh 4304	EB2
Rothery, John H., Pte 325995 9^th RS	0639
ROTHERY, John Henry, b. Leeds, e. Leeds, 325995, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROTHERY, JOHN HENRY, J H, Private, ‘325995’, 9th Bn., 25, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF JOHN HENRY AND ELIZABETH ROTHERY, OF 7, DAWLISH TERRACE, YORK ROAD, LEEDS; HUSBAND OF FLORENCE MAY ROTHERY, OF 13, FRASER STREET, STONEY ROCK LANE, LEEDS.	CWGC
Rothery, Savile Pte 62696 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0636 –
Rough, James J., Pte 58946 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0636 –
Roundhill, A 4853	EB2
Routledge, John R., Cpl 300355 1/7^th RS 1656 Cpl, 1/9^th RS 300355 Cpl	0638
Rowall, Charlton 4484 – ?There is a Charlton Rowell Sco Rif 1961 202407 ?There is a Rowell, C Sergt. 302181 4RS FMP	EB2
Rowand, W 2892	EB1
Rowand, William L/Cpl 350756 9^th RS 350756 Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Rowand, William M., Pte Kerse Parish Church	–
Rowand, William Pte 350756 MM for gallantry 22-24 Nov 17 51^st WD	–
Rowand, Wm. M., 99 Marshall St, 350756, Cpl 9^th RS Grangemouth Roll of Honour	–
Rowatt, James Pte 44286 9^th RS attd. 46^th T.M.B. – VM&BWM MIC	0635 –
Rowbotham Capt, p.309 8th RS joined 9th RS as 2-i-C, Maj following losses at High Wood; p.398 Arras, excelled in organising assault parties Capt J. Rowbotham, 8^th RS, Nov 1914; Ewing – Capt Rowbotham, came from 8^th RS just before High Wood, describes putting white line across No Man’s Land for line of communication trench, in broad daylight Civil defence chief in Hampstead in WW2 Bill Hay IWM interview – 8RS WD 24^th July 1916: ‘In the afternoon Captain Rowbotham went up to the front with four men and at great risk in broad daylight taped out a trench joining High Wood and Windmill.’ That night C&D Coys 8RS cut this trench [No ref to moving to 9RS found] – ? J. Rowbotham Lt to be Capt 8^th (Lanark) Bn HLI 1914 British Army List fold3 ? J. Rowbotham, Maj, Lt-Col attd Gordon Highlanders Piece 2249 BWM&VM Medal roll HLI Officers ? Capt J. Rowbotham (8^th HLI) disembarked 4.11.14 attached 1/8 RS 1914 Star medal Roll Piece 2510 HLI Officers ? J. Rowbotham Capt 8HLI disembarked 4.11.14 ‘Star issued from HLI roll’ 14 Star Piece 2508 8RS ? J. Rowbotham DSO, MC, Capt, Maj, Lt-Col 8HLI 14Star&BWM&VM, SWB, LG 4.2.19, first theatre 4.11.14, address J.C. Zenea (Neptuno) 58 (Bafos), Apartado 1952, Itabana [?] MIC – Signs papers John Wilson 4955 ?Maj 9RS 30.3.17 – Maj Rowbotham acting CO, WCS Lindsay takes over C Company 9 April 1917, Diary pages Bennet Clark, TW	E –
Rowbotham Capt. M.C. 8th HLI attached to 8th RS joined to act as senior Major 31 July 1916, wounded 9 Apr 1917, joined for duty 25 June 1917	WD
Rowbotham, J, Maj wounded 9/4/17 April 1917, 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2884/1	–
ROWBOTHAM, J. Major , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Rowe, G.W. Drummer 10228 8^th Buffs 7/10/15 (1) 9^th RS 48402 Pte K in A 28/3/18 – George William Rowe 8/E Kent R Dmr Pte 10228, RS Pte 48402 15Star&BWM&VM F&F 7.10.15 58 Porthcawe Rd, Lower Sydenham SE26 MIC – L/Cpl d.28.3.18 mo Emma Pension Ledger – 2/9RS KIA Mo Emma Register Effects – 10228 The Buffs, crossed out. 48402 2/9 RS Born Sydenham, age 19yr120 days, shop porter, attesting officer Woolwich ?13.8.14 Mo Emma, 58 Porthcawe Rd, Lower Sydenham SE26. Siblings listed. Fa Richard [later at #48?]. KIA 28.3.18 9RS Engaged 14.8.14, joined Canterbury 15.8.14, attested Depot Buffs Pte, posted 9^th 26.10.14, appt drummer 11.2.15, posted 8^th 7.10.15, further details, Transf 2/9RS 3.6.17, kia 1/9RS Home 14.8.14-6.10.15, France 7.10.15-23.8.16, Home 24.8.16-19.2.18, ?20.2.18-28.3.18 Adm hosp 24.8.16-30.9.16 SH [?] 1^st finger left hand. Shell shock. Out for obs to 3^rd Bn 15.3.17 Synovitis [?] of knee 11.9.14 3/Buffs, Dover. Jan 1915 10 days CB Dover, improper conduct on march 9.10.16 shell shock adm hosp 4 days, able to march up to 6 miles Transf D Coy 2/9 RS Folkestone 20.2.18, Boulogne next day, ?Div Wing 24.2.18, joined 9RS 18.3.18 Service Records	2610 –
Rowe, George W., Pte 48402 8^th E. Kent. R. 10228 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0635
ROWE, George William, b. Sydenham, Kent, e. Woolwich, Kent, r. Sydenham, 48402, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 28/03/18, FORMERLY 10228, E. KENT REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
ROWE, GEORGE WILLIAM, G W, Private, ‘48402’, 9th Bn., , 28/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Roxburgh, Charles Pte 63168 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0636 –
Roy, Donald L/Cpl 273139 11^th RS 9^th RS	0638
Roy, J 2126	EB1
Roy, J. Pte 350431 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 3/3/19	2610
Roy, J., Pte In hospital at Wimereux, nr Boulogne, wounded in right side 25^th Apr. He is admitted by Capt Towse of the Gordon Highrs who writes for him to be now in far less pain and tolerably comfortable EED 29 Apr 15	–
Roy, James d. – , 350431, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Roy, James Pte 350431 9^th RS 2126 A/Cpl, attd 3^rd Army R.E. A/Cpl – See Ray	0640
Roy, Jas. 4358 – James Roy, was killed on the 23rd April 1917, whilst serving with the 1/5th Cameronians. Their Roll of Honour has him as formerly in the Royal Scots with the number 4358. James was one of two brothers killed at Arras; the other Robert was in the Cameron Highlanders. They lived in Montgomery Street and between 1912 and 1915 James played for Everton as a reserve. He left the side in May 1915 and our best guess is that he joined up in December 1915. Information courtesy John Drouot – James Roy, born Edin. Died of wounds 24.4.17. Pte 5/6^th Cameronians 202382, formerly 4358 RS. SDGW – James Roy 202382, 5 Sco Rifles 1929 Pte BWM&VM medal roll Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) piece 1127 – Jame Roy Pte Sco Rif Pte 1929, 202382 VM&BWM MIC – Jame Roy 5/6 SR Pte 202382 24.4.17 of wounds. Mo Jane Register Soldiers’ effects – Jame Roy 5th/6^th Cameronians age 27 d.24.4.17 202382. Son of George and Jane Roy 168 Montgomery St, Edinburgh. CWGC – ? Likely to be Derby Scheme volunteer, mobilized late Feb/first few days March 1916 ? Possibly another transfer to 5^th Cameronians in July 1916, with James Bryce and Robert Purves – Born 1890, lived 10 South Elgin Rd, Edin. Among Everton players promising to join up (Evening Telegraph and Post 22.1.15) and advertised by Lord Derby. Professional footballer 13.12.13. Everton Minute book, engaged at £3 per week, fee of £60/£85 to Broxburn 9.12.13 Lives of the First World War – Everton 1914-15 Penicuik 1910-11 December 1913 Edinburgh to Liverpool to sign for Everton James Roy was born in 1889 in South Leith, Edinburgh to George and Jane Roy. James was the eldest of four sons and he had one elder and two younger sisters. When the 1891 census was taken two year old James and his family were living at 10 Elgin Street, between Calton Hill at the end of Princes Street and what is now Hibernian’s Easter Road Ground. Ten years on the family had moved across the road to number 11, and by 1911 they were living above the shops of Easter Road at number 24. James, by this time 22, was working as a railwayman and his father as a postman. Aside from the day job James was making a name for himself as a left-half in local non-league football, and in the 1910-11 season he captained Penicuik Athletic to the East of Scotland Junior Cup. Penicuick was a small town south of Edinburgh on the Lothian coalfield; it would become the home of Everton’s legendary hero Alex Young after he finished playing. James’ performances resulted in a move to nearby Broxburn the following year and within months he had come to the attention of Everton. At a board meeting on 3rd December 1913 two directors were deputed to travel north to arrange a transfer the following Saturday. In the days before widespread telephone use it was difficult to communicate back to Liverpool and the directors were allowed to decide on the terms on the spot; “with powers” is the phrase used in the board minutes. The fee agreed was £60 rising to £85 if he was retained for the following season and James would be paid a £10 bonus and £3 a week. The same board minutes record his selection for a junior team to play Prescot Wire Works, and two weeks later he made his debut for the reserves on Christmas Day at Goodison against Manchester United. [continues] Group 9 was mobilised 8th February 1916 [continues] ToffeeWeb and ToffeeWeb – Everton minutes 15.6.17 record James Roy kia Merseyside – In April 1917 he is likely to have fought in the Hindenburg line south of Arras and was probably mortally wounded attacking along the forward trench in the Tunnel trench section on 23rd April as his battalion attempted to reach a group of Suffolks cut off by the Germans. GWF courtesy Fattyowls	EB2 –
Roy, Robert Pte 352186 9^th RS 5506 Pte, attd 2/2^nd Fld.Coy.R.E., attd 401^st Fld.Coy.R.E. 352186 Pte, attd 479^th Fld.Coy.R.E.	0640
RUDD, W. L/Corpl. No. 351208 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Rudd, William 3718	EB2
Rudd, William L/Cpl 351208 9^th RS 3718 Pte	0640
Rugg, J. Pte Wareroom of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
Rugg, John 3601	EB2
Runciman Sergeant See account of Annan, James B., Lt. in Macdonald, Lyn, ‘They Called It Passchendaele’, 1978	–
Runciman, T [looks like I] 2166	EB1
Runciman, T. Pte 350451 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 8/3/19 – Thomas Runciman 9/RS Pte 350451, Sjt 2166. Disemb. 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 MIC	2610 –
Runciman, Thomas Sgt 350451 9^th RS 2166 Sgt	0640
Runciman, Thos. (Cutter). Stationery World Vol 48 1915 ‘British Market’	–
Russ, Henry E., L/Cpl 48420 1/9^th RS Pte	0635
Russell, A, Srgt Trench map used at Beaumont Hamel http://nms.scran.ac.uk/database/record.php?usi=000-000-100-308-C	–
RUSSELL, A. Pte. No. 1430, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
RUSSELL, A. Pte. No. 3808, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Russell, A. 1430 Wounded EED 6 May 16	–
Russell, A. Pte 350153 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 20/6/19	2610
Russell, A. Sgt (7 names, 8 people) – Base Nr Fricourt. Geissler collection, courtesy of Erik Geissler	–
Russell, Alastair (?) 4439	EB2
Russell, Alex. 3808	EB2
Russell, Alexander Pte Wounded. He is a well known junior football player and resides at 56 High St, Tranent. EED 12.8.16	?
Russell, Alexander Pte 351270 9^th RS 3808 Pte	0640
Russell, Alexander Pte 46137 1/9^th RS (corrected by hand) 11^th RS	0635
RUSSELL, ALEXANDER. Broughton School, Edinburgh. Student of Arts, 1917-20; M.A. 1920. 9th Royal Scots, Private Aug. 1915. France, 51st (Highland) Division. Wounded. Invalided out Oct. 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Russell, Alistair S. T., Pte 40076 11^th RS 889^th Lab. Co. 411233, 9^th RS	0634
Russell, Archibald Sgt 350153 9^th RS 1430 Sgt	0640
RUSSELL, E.G. L/Corpl. No. 350972. D.Coy., at the Curragh, 20/5/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
RUSSELL, E.G. Pte. No. 351972. D. Coy. , To be Unpaid A/L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Russell, Edmund Pte 351972 9^th RS	0640
RUSSELL, G. Pte. No. 351018 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Russell, George 3420	EB2
Russell, George Pte 351018 9^th RS 3420 Pte, 8^th RS 351018	0640
RUSSELL, J. Pte. No. 350993 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Russell, J. Pte 1665 24/2/15 (1) K in A 9/5/15	2610
Russell, J. Pte 350993 12/10/15 (1) D of W 20/4/17	2610
RUSSELL, J. Pte. No. 1665. 9/5/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Russell, James 3960	EB2
Russell, James Private 9th	NBW-S
Russell, James Pte 1665	0629
Russell, James Pte 351375 9^th RS	0640
RUSSELL, James, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 1665, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/05/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RUSSELL, JAMES, J, Private, ‘1665’, 9th Bn., 19, 9/May/1915, Belgium, SON OF ROBERT RUSSELL.	CWGC
Russell, James, Pte See also Edinburgh Evening News 22 May 1915	NBW
Russell, John 3384	EB2
Russell, John (Ik 1887). 1900-03. 1st XV. F.P.; also played Cricket. On Staff of the Heritable Securities and Mortgage Investment Association, 95 George Street. 9th Royal Scots (Highlanders), Private, May 1915. France, October 1915. Corporal, April 1917. Killed in action on 9th April 1917. Only son of the late Mr and Mrs Richard Russell, and brother of Miss Russell, 51 Roseburn Terrace. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Russell, John Pte 350993 9^th RS	0640
RUSSELL, John, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 350993, A/CPL., Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 20/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RUSSELL, JOHN, J, Corporal, ‘350993’, 9th Bn., , 20/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
Russell, Robert Pte 62694 9^th RS	0636
RUSSELL, T, Private, ‘44284’, 9th Bn., 19, 12/Apr/1918, France, SON OF THE LATE DUNCAN RUSSELL, OF SHOTTS, LANARKSHIRE.	CWGC
Russell, T. Pte 9RS at VAD Hospital, Perth Daily Record 10.2.16
Russell, Thomas 3576 [also Murphy, Thomas?] – Russell, Thomas 3576 Pte France 12.10.15; LC 521194 Pte Disc 16.3.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	EB2 –
Russell, Thomas Pte 44284 9^th RS	0635
RUSSELL, Thomas, b. Shotts, Lanarkshire, e. Selkirk, 44284, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 12/04/18, FORMERLY 2/5330, T.R. BATTN., 56524, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RUSSELL, THOMAS, PRIVATE, 44284, 12/Apr/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Russell, Victor H 4779	EB2
Russell, Victor H., Pte 40068 9^th RS 11^th RS	0634
RUSSELL, W. Pte. No. 352358 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Russell, William Pte 352358 16^th RS 19912 Pte, 2^nd RS 19912 Pte, 9^th RS 5689 Pte	0640
Rutherford ‘of our Gun Team whom I helped dig out of the blown in trench but I was too late’ remembered among the dead W.Grossart IWM doc 5929	–
Rutherford, Alexander 3351	EB2
RUTHERFORD, ALEXANDER R., A R, Lance Corporal, ‘3351’, 9th Bn., 21, 15/Nov/1916, France, SON OF ROBERT AND ELIZABETH RUTHERFORD, OF LOW MIDDLETON, NORTHUMBERLAND. – Low Middleton Farm, Belford. B.13.5.1895. Gardener. L/Cpl, died of wounds Book of rememberence Belford	CWGC –
RUTHERFORD, Alexander R., b. Belford, Northumberland, e. Edinburgh, 3351, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 15/11/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Rutherford, Alexander R., Pte 3351	0629
Rutherford, George 4564	EB2
Rutherford, James 3617	EB2
RUTHERFORD, John Muir. ‘Ormslea’ Liberton Brae. Edinburgh. (5492)	RSC
RUTHERFORD, P. Pte. No. 3385 , Previously Reported Missing – Now Reported Killed in Action, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
RUTHERFORD, P. Pte. No. 2285. 22/7/16, missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Rutherford, Philip 3385	EB2
Rutherford, Philip F., Pte 3385	0629
Rutherford, Philip Flucker 350994 http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Newhaven_ROH.pdf	–
RUTHERFORD, Philip Flucker, e. Edinburgh, r. Leith, 350994, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
RUTHERFORD, PHILIP FLUCKER, P F, Private, ‘350994’, 9th Bn., , 23/Jul/1916, France,	CWGC
RUTHERFORD, Robert, Pte. 34 Calder Street. 5989 9th Bn. [No other ref?] Coatbridge and the Great War Roll of Honour by Rev. Samuel Lindsay (Minister of Coatbridge Baptist Church)	–
Rutherford, Robert 4044	EB2
Rutherford, Robert Wilton Glendinning, Capt 4^th RS d. 28/6/15 Dardanelles ‘In April 1908 he became supernumerary on the merging of the Volunteer Force into the Territorial Force; was appointed Instructor of Signalling to the 9th Battalion Royal Scots for a year; and assumed command of F (3rd Highland) Company, 4th Royal Scots, in June 1910.’ The Scotsman 8 July 1915 WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
Rutherford, T.E, Pte. No 2258 taken prisoner 5 Jan 1916	WD
Rutherford, T.E. Pte 350476 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 15/3/19	2610
Rutherford, Thomas E Private 9th	NBW-S
Rutherford, Thomas E., Pte Left NBW, middle EED 18 Feb 16, right EED 8 May 15 Reported missing, now a prisoner of war at Giessen, Germany. His parents reside at 7 Ryehill Terrace, Leith. Dated 18/2/16. – D Coy Wounded at Hill 60, Ypres on 23^rd Apr 15. Son of Mr Robert Rutherford, 7 Ryehill Terrace, Leith, employed as clerk with Messrs McVitie & Price, Edinburgh. EED 6.5.15 – Prisoner of War: Rutherford, Thomas Edgar, Pte, No. 2258, Veaux. (Somme), PA4481 11.3.16, taken at Vaux. Communique famille 31.3.16. Rep Van den Berghs Ltd, Rotterdam. From Leith. D Coy. At Giessen http://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Details/188033/3/2/ Thomas E. Rutherford, D Coy. Wounded at Hill 60, Ypres on 23^rd April. Son of Robert Rutherford, 7 Ryehill Terrace, Leith. Employed as clerk with Messrs McVitie & Price, Edin. The Scotsman 7 May 1915 Missing – Rutherford, T.E. 2258 The Times 22.1.16 – ‘The Germans had learned much about the Derby Scheme through documents found on Private Thomas Rutherford of 1/9 Royal Scots, captured on 5 January 1916. Rutherford’s father was a Derby commissioner, and his letters, a bundle of which the prisoner was carrying when captured, explained the system, how men were ‘persuaded’ to enrol, and more. As an extra bonus, Rutherford was also carrying the complete paper trail of a failed attempt to gain a commission.’ Tolerating Mystery and Challenging History by Peter Barton The Western Front Association, Stand To! No.109, June/July 2017	NBW –
Rutherford, Thomas E., Pte (wounded, prisoner) 06-08 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) – Wounded 23^rd April 1915 according to grandson, Great War Forum	–
Rutherford, Thomas E., Pte 350476 9^th RS 2258	0640
Rutherford, W, Drummer, Scottish Horse, Imperial Yeomanry; A Coy 9^th RS	FSA
RUTHERFORD, W. Pte. No. 351469 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
RUTHERFORD, W. Pte. No. 4125, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Rutherford, William Pte 351469 9^th RS 4125 Pte	0641
Rutherford, Wm. 4125	EB2
Ruthford, T.E 2258	EB1
Ruxton Company Quartermaster-Sergeant	2/9S
Ruxton Company Quartermaster-Sergeant	NBW
Ruxton, A.J ? Possibly Corporal Alfred James Ruxton, 22432, 2^nd Scottish Horse www.roll-of-honour.com	?
Ruxton, A.J, Corp 33378 (deleted, new number inserted but unreadable 2?4?2), 2/Scottish Horse South Africa Medal, 9^th V.B. Royal Scots Ancestry	–
Ruxton, A.J, Cpl, Scottish Horse, Imperial Yeomanry; B Coy 9^th RS	FSA
Ruxton, Alf. J. [entered as Alf. I.] 187, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 249111, RQMS, enlisted 7.4.08, discharged 6.4.16 age 41 xxi did not serve overseas – Alf. J. Ruxton R.Scots G/. 187. RQMS 7.4.08-6.4.16 Para 392 xxi List TD/301 MIC – Alfred James Ruxton 187 9RS (no 323 crossed out) B Coy 7.8.1908 at Edin. Born Arbroath, Forfarshire, age 31yr7month, draughtsman for A. McMillan & Co, Edin, resides 27 Albion Rd, Edin., married, 9^th VB RS, Scottish Horse at close of SA war Scottish Horse and 9^th VB RS Pte 18.8.00-31.3.08, Cpl 29.12.03, L/Sgt 9.6.11, Sgt 7.2.13 Attested 7.4.08, Sgt 5.8.14, Col Sgt 12.9.14, transfer 5^th Sco Prov bn 20.5.15, Reg QMS 20.5.15, depot discharge para 392 XXI 5.4.16 termination of engagement at Randalstown Scottish Command Depot. Home 5.8.14-6.4.16 Queen’s S. African medal, TF Efficiency AO11 of 1913 Wife Mrs Jessie ? Ruxton of 37 Wellington St, Portobello Imperial Oblig as 323 Cpl AJ Ruxton 1.4.08 VOLUNTEER CORPS Highland Batt ?2.R.I.B? RS attesting officer 18.9.00, also adj signature, no. 323 Alfred James Ruxton 20 Brunton Place, Edin. Business address 57 Henderson Row. Age 24. Born Forfarshire. Engineering draughtsman for Mr W (or Wm) Colam (?) C.E., Edinburgh. Unrecognised adjutant signature – possibly QRVB officer. 9VBRS Cpl 18.8.00-31.3.08 (note August 00), 187 9RS Cpl 1.4.08-31.10.12, in 1912 efficient 5 times in TF and 8 in VF, completed 13 trainings in 12 and 76/365 years, qualifies for TF Efficiency Medal Pension records Also previous file: Discharge RQMS 6.4.16 Randalstown, Ireland 41 yrs, termination of service, exemplary. Signed F. Graham Bt Col commanding Scottish Command Depot. South Africa 1901 and 02. TF Eff Medal.	SWB –
Ryan, T 3128 A Coy	LS7
RYAN, T.R. Pte. No. 40391 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Ryan, Thomas 3128	EB1
Rycroft, L 2956	EB1
RYDER, J.A. Pte. No. 6652, C Coy., to Miss E. M. Hardy, at Newcastle-under-Lyme, on 16/12/16 , Marriages, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
RYDER, J.A. Pte. No. 6653. C. Coy. , To be Unpaid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/2/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Ryecroft, N.L. 2956 B Coy	LS7
Sumner?, Edward ? Summer? Sumner? Samuel? 3165 ?Edward Sumner 350889? Reasonable match 3165-350889	EB1
Salberg, S. Pte 57885 DCM 1/9^th British Jewry Book of Honour Picture	–
Salberg, S.G Pte DCM 57885	ww1
Salberg, S.G, Pte 51885 Awarded D.C.M. Oct 18 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Salberg, S.G, Pte, p.728 1918 A and C Coys at Deule ‘a very successful attack’ – D.C.M. citation: ‘51885 Pte. S. Salberg 1/9^th Bn. TF (Glasgow) During the attack on Vendin le Viele on 12^th October 1918, his platoon commander became a casualty. He then took command of a number of men in his vicinity who were held up in marshy ground, and reorganised them and led an attack on an enemy machine gun, personally killing the leader of the crew, and by great dash and gallantry carried the attack forward and captured the position. (10.1.20)’ [See also Hynds, J] DCM in London Gazette p.973 20.2.19 – Salberg, Samuel HLI Pte 27062, R.Scots 51885 BWM&VM MIC – ? There is a Samuel Salberg b.~1886 in Glasgow in 1891 (130 Thistle St) and 1901 (16 Main St, Gorbals, Jeweller Apprentice) census	E –
Salberg, S.G. Pte. no. 51885 D.C.M. Vendin le Vieil Oct 1918	WD
Salberg, Samuel Pte 51885 2^nd HLI 27062 Pte, 17^th HLI 9^th RS	0636
Salmon, H, Pte 350787 Awarded M.M. Aug 18 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926 [Salmon, Samuel?]	–
Salmon, James W., Pte 353125 4^th York.&Lanc.R. 6155 Pte, 9^th RS 353125	0640
Salmon, S 2958	EB1
Salmon, S 2958 G Coy – Samuel Salmon Pte 2958 350787 9RS 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disemb MIC – Samuel Salmon 2958 350787 9RS b.1888 (2598 crossed out in one place) 16 Inkerman St, Harpurhey, Manchester; mo Mrs E Salmon, same address Sprained ankle rt 26.3.17, 3.4.17, 30 Gen Hosp Calais 19.2.19, ? Calais 19.3.19 Attested 29.12.14, embodied same day, disem 23.4.19, 62 Halls Cres, Rochdale Rd, Manchester. 1921 1 ?Alison St, Collyhurst rd, Manchester SS Inventor 24.2.15/26.2.15, 2/1 HFA 22.3.17, 30 CCS 23.3.17 sprain ankle rt, 28 Amb Train 26.3.17, ? Gen Hosp Etaples, 6 Con Depot 8.4.17, 5 Con Depot 11.4.17, dis to Base Depot Etaples ? 20IBD, rejoined for duty 11.5.17 Occurred on active service, not to blame Home 29.12.14-23.2.15, BEF 24.2.15- Medical 26yr7mos 29.12.14 Manchester Signed JL Robertson Capt & Adj 9(Res)RS 31.12.14 Kilmarnock, joined at Kilmarnock Imp Oblig signed Kilmarnock with JL Robertson, and another at Edinburgh 13.2.15, signed AS Blair Service Records [poor, go left of first page]	LS2 –
Salmon, S. Pte 350787 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 23/4/19	2610
Salmon, Samuel d. – , 350787, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Salmon, Samuel Pte 350787 9^th RS 2958	0640
Salmon. H. Pte. no. 350787 M.M. Soissons Aug 1918 [?Samuel Salmon]	WD
Salton, Joseph I., Pte 58955 9^th RS – Joseph I Salton (Joseph G Salton) VM&BWM MIC	0636 –
SALVESEN, E. 2nd/Lieut. , Missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917 – ? Only reference to this officer is The Leather Sporran – appears he was 7^th RS attd 13^th RS ? Salvesen, Eric Thomas Somervell 2/Lt 7^th RS died 23.4.17 age 19, son of Mr J.T. Salvesen of 6 Rothsay Terrace, Edinburgh, buried at Vis-en-Artois British Cemetery, Haucourt. CWGC This cemetery is in the vicinity of the Arras actions on the Scarpe 1/7^th RS only arrived France 17.4.18 9RS WD only refers to 2/Lt H. Cook (4^th RS attd) as missing officer – ? 2/Lt 3/7 RS BWM&VM first theatre France, missing 23.4.17, deceased MIC ? Died on or since 23.4.17, 7^th RS, ref Johan Thomas Salvesen. Soldiers’ effects ? 6 children to Johan T and Lihas [typo?] S Salvesen, 1901 Census (7^th child Iver born 1901) ? 9.5.1897-23.4.1917, Son of Lilias Stuart Brown, Gravestone ? Brother of Iver Ronald Stuart Salvesen 1901-1957 (qv); also brother Christian Raymond Salvesen (16.10.1890-22.5.1915 in Scotland, Lt in 7^th RS – Gretna Railway disaster); totalling 3 sons and 4 daughters There is a photo outside premises J.T. Salvesen & Co. on GWF Negatif envoy ICRC ?Ewing refers to E.T. Salvesen missing later transpired killed 13^th RS at Roeux ?13th RS WD p.179/751 2/Lt E.T. Salvesen missing, April 1917	– ?
Salvesen, Iver Ronald Stuart Born 1901, commissioned into 9^th Royal Scots in 1921, died 1957. Member of the well known Leith shipping family, youngest son of Johan Thomas Salvesen. Educated Cargilfield and Fettes, joined family firm 1926 and became a partner four years later. Director of South Georgia Co, the whaling concern. Attained rank of Lt-Col serving in France in BEF in Second World War. Glasgow Herald 30 Sep 1957 – The undermentioned officers are appointed to the unit, and retain their rank and precedence 1^st Jan. 1922; from 9^th Bn R. Scots to 7^th/9^th R.Scots: Salvesen, IRS, 2^nd Lt London Gazette 11 Aug 1922 p.5969 – Major, The Royal Scots (21402), Efficiency Decoration London Gazette 2 Dec 1941 – IRS Salvesen Capt 1932; Lt Col 1939; Maj 1940-41-42-43-44-45 British Army Lists – Died 27.9.1957 Probate index – Iver Salvesen, Second BEF, positive, pleased to wear the kilt. Family with him at Yeovil and Aberdour. Shipping skills meant he was sent to fuel the convoys from Australia on the Gold Coast, West Africa for ~3 years. Brought to Antwerp to help open the docks, though the bombing was heavy. Conversation with son, Robin Salvesen 30 Jan 2018	–
Salvesen, Iver Ronald Stuart to be Temp 2/Lt 9^th (D.F.) 9.4.21 London Gazette 12.5.21	–
Samuel, James Pte 62938 9^th RS	0636
Sanderson, Alexander Pte 250178 5^th RS 1542 Pte, 5/6^th RS 17^th RS 9^th RS	0637
Sanderson, Frederick W., Pte 51945 17^th HLI 45007 Pte, 9^th RS	0636
Sanderson, T. Pte 2/9 RS trial at Tralee 7.4.17 WO 86/75 p.127 insub/disob Cpl 28 days detention remitted 21 days	–
Sanderson, W.F. 2831 C Coy	LS2
Sanderson, W.F. Pte 350728 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 20/3/19	2610
Sanderson, William F., A/Cpl 350728 9^th RS 2831 A/Cpl	0640
Sanderson, William Pte 375715 13^th RS. attd R.A.M.C. 375715 Pte, 9^th RS 375715 Pte	0640
Sandilands, George Haddington RFC XV 1913 Newbattle at War ?There are MICs for two George Sandilands RS – RS Pte 14790 / RE and 5/6 RS Pte 275461	–
Sandilands, H. Corp 467 Wounded, Edinburgh Evening News, 29th June 1915	–
Sandilands, H. Cpl 353373 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 21/3/19	2610
Sandilands, Henry Cpl 353373 9^th RS 467 Cpl, 17^th RS 353373 Cpl	0640
SANDILANDS, J, Private, ‘353490’, 1st/9th, , 1/Aug/1918, France, WARD OF MRS. E. SMITH WILKINSON, OF 12, HIGH ST., LOANHEAD, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Sandilands, James Pte 353490 9^th RS	0640
SANDILANDS, James, b. Craiglockart, Midlothian, e. Glencorse, Midlothian , r. Loanhead, Midlothian, 353490, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SANDILANDS, JAMES, PRIVATE, 353490, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Sandilands, James, Pte 353490 b. Colinton 21/5/1897, d. 1/8/18 age 22, son of Helen Sandilands. Memorial at Loanhead. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
Sandison, Alexander Cpl 351890 9^th RS 5155 Cpl – Born 1888. ‘Struan’ Anlaby Park Rd, nr Hull, 27yr9mnth, commercial traveller, married 30.7.15 to Lucy Ann Sandison c/o Robertson, 22 Lochend Rd West, Edin, Presby. Home 13.5.16-3.1.17, BEF 4.1.17- , wounded (remained at duty) 24.4.17 Attesting officer Hull 11.12.15, approving officer 19.5.16, attested 11.12.15 to army res same day, mob 13.5.16, posted same day 9/RS, promotions and leave listed. Demob 18.7.19 Service record, Service record	0640 –
SANDISON, Alexander. 10 Panmore St. Arbroath. (5033)	RSC
SANDISON, B. Pte. No. 350280 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Sandison, Burnett Pte 350280 9^th RS 1702 – CWGC website shows that Burnett Sandison was the son of Lewis Grant Sandison and Isabella Burnett Sandison of 18 Balmoral Place, Edinburgh. The 1901 Census shows him aged 3 years living with his parents at 1 Rintoul Place, Edinburgh. Both of these addresses are in the Stockbridge ‘Colonies’. His father was a compositor. He served in the 1st/9th Royal Scots and died of wounds on 15/04/1917. He is buried in Etaples Military Cemetery in France. Burnett Sandison is also commemorated on the War Memorial at Broughton High School. The Edinburgh Evening Dispatch reported his death on 23rd April 1917 but there was no indication of any connection with Granton. The report did, however, include the additional information that:- He was the third son of Mr & Mrs L G Sandison (no address given)Before enlisting he had been an apprentice with Messrs Baildon, Chemists, Edinburgh (this firm had premises on Princes Street)An elder brother had returned from the United States to join the Royal Scots and had also died of wounds. The Granton War Memorial does not include the name of the elder brother (probably he had never lived in Granton) but he can be identified as John Sandison who served in the 10th Battalion Royal Scots and who died of wounds on 23rd June 1915 [continues]. Granton History	0640 –
SANDISON, BURNETT, B, Private, ‘350280’, “B” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 19, 15/Apr/1917, France, SON OF LEWIS GRANT SANDISON AND ISABELLA BURNETT SANDISON, OF 18, BALMORAL PLACE, EDINBURGH. NATIVE OF EDINBURGH.	CWGC
SANDISON, Burnett, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350280, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 15/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SANDISON, BURNETT, PRIVATE, 350280, 15/Apr/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Sandison, J.H.M 2329	EB1
SANDISON, James Hamilton Mundell 1891; brother of the above; 1904 – 8; 9th R.S., Pte.; 15th R.S., 2/Lt., Lt., Capt. Brothers referred to – SANDISON Charles Gilbert Duncan R.F.C. SANDISON, Alexander Mundell, died from wounds received in action Feb. 1917. Sons of Mr. J. Sandison J.P., Shetland.	WWR
Sandison, R 3445 D Coy	LS7
SANDISON, ROBERT ELIOT WESTWOOD. Broughton School, Edinburgh. Student of Arts, 1914-15, and Medicine, 1918-19. 9th Royal Scots, Private June 1915. 1st Royal Scots Fusiliers, 2nd Lieut. Oct. 1917 to March 1919. Machine-Gun Corps. France. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – ?Cadet to be 2/Lt. MGC 27.10.17 LG 10.11.17	–
Sandison, William, Pte	WTC
Sandridge, Arthur E., Pte 58952 9^th RS	0636
SANSUM, E.R. Pte. No. 352833. B. Coy. , To be Unpaid A/L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – ? There is an Ernest R. Sansum Pte ASC M/376454 VM&BWM MIC	–
Satchell, Frederick M., Pte 351935 9^th RS – Satchell, FM (Leicester) 351935 Daily List wounded reported 5 January 1918 GWF	0640
Saunders ‘Cpl Saunders of 9/Royal Scots was commissioned immediately’ [Can see the footnote but not the text on amazon, Chapter 1 note 75] Mitchison, K.W., ‘The Territorial Force at War, 1914-16’, 2014	–
Saunders Lt signals officer [v poor picture] Daily Record 4.3.15	–
Saunders, F.B., Lt 8 May 15 – Saunders, F.B., 2/Lt Royal Scots 1914 British Army Lists – ?There was a Lt F.B Saunders RE R.E 2/Lt (temp Lt) F.B. Saunders from Royal Scots to be 2/Lt with precedence from 19 Aug 14. Dated 8 July 1915 Gazette 25 May 16 R.E 2/Lt to be temp Lt 1 Aug 16 Gazette 27 Dec 16 Saunders, F.B. Lt R.E. MIC – 9RS Second Lieutenant Francis B. Saunders to be Lieutenant, with seniority next after Lieutenant Simon Fraser, and to remain seconded. Dated 8^th May, 1915 LG 27.7.15	W – ?
Savage, William (Bill) 248571 ‘The closest I can get on ancestry is 353421 Private William J Savage serving in the Royal Scots’ [Waddell]	?
Savage, William J., Pte 353421 9^th RS	0640
Saveall, William Pte 302271 8^th RS 9^th RS – Pte Wm Saveall 9RS 302271 KIA 21.3.18, no effects, scroll to Mrs L (mother) / Mr W Saveall 6 Orlop St, Greenwich 1920 Born Grays, Essex, examined Woolwich 8.11.16. 18yr90da 2/7 RS on enlistment 302271, stamped Curragh 7.10.17 Adm King Geo V Hosp ?Dublin 3.8.17-3.8.17 transf,Curragh 3.8.17-11.?.7, King Geo V 10.2.17 examine eye (causes hard to read ?influenza ?inflmaed, tenderness), to shoot from left shoulder Family details listed incl mo Lucy and fa Walter, grandparents at 2 Melton rd, Grays. Offences 2/7 RS Chelmsford (17.12.16 and 31.12.16) and Dublin (22.4.17, Ballsbridge, Dublin 9.7.17) – absent, irregular conduct Enrolment Rifle Brigade S/28019, overstamped 2/7 RS, 4925 crossed out 302271 Home 15.11.16-17.10.17, BEF 18.10.17-21.3.18 Posted Rifleman RB depot 15.11.16, 5^th KRR 28.11.16, transf 2/7 RS 15.12.16, furlough 19-23.9.17, posted 1/8 RS Pte 18.10.17, posted 1/9 RS 22.10.17, KIA 21.3.18 Folkestone 18.10.17, Boulogne same day, IBD Etaples, posted 1/9 22.10.17, joined in field 30.10.17 Hospital details. Group 2 Seaman S Service record	0639 –
SAVEALL, William, b. Grays, Essex, e. Woolwich, Kent, r. Greenwich, Kent, 302271, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SAVEALL, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘302271’, 9th Bn., , 21/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Saville, Frank Pte 335539 1/8^th RS 8223 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Sawyer, George S., Pte 201955 9^th RS – VM&BWM RS Pte MIC – VM for sale EBay	0637 –
Saxon, J. [entered as Paxon?] 2658,[*], Badge No. 24094 9RS Pte 11.11.14-20.6.15 sickness xvi, overseas no	SWB
Saxon, John 2658 [crossed out] – John Saxon Pte 2658 2/9^th RS B Coy TF discharge during period of embodiment, discharged 20.6.15? at Peebles, age 27 3 mnths, trade: compositor, intended address?? Gorton Rd, Stockport Medically unfit for further service KR Para xvi. Military character: good Signed Lt-Col Gordon, Peebles 24.6.15. Served 222 days. 27 Wellington St, Gorton, Manchester. Born Reddish, Stockport. Pension awarded. Enlisted 11.11.14 Indigestion, originates about a yr ago in Manchester, pain after food, not military service Pension record	EB1 –
Saxton, Walter Pte 353116 9^th RS 353116 Pte, 5/6^th RS 353116	0640
SCARTH, F W, Private, ‘352701’, 9th Bn., , 10/May/1918, France,	CWGC
SCARTH, Frederick W., b. Glaisedale, Yorks, e. Egton, Yorks , r. Grosmont, Yorks, 352701, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 10/05/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Scarth, Frederick W., Pte 352701 12^th RS 9^th RS	0641
SCHNOPEL?, D. L/Sergt. No. 352957 (same no. as Wilson, David C.) , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Schofield, F 2725 [?F]	EB1
Schofield, H 2725 H Coy	LS2
SCHOFIELD, H. Pte. No. 2725, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Schofield, H. Pte 2725 24/2/15 (1) K in A 13/11/16	2610
Schofield, Harry Pte 2725	0629
SCHOFIELD, Harry, e. Manchester , r. Manchester, 2725, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 13/11/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SCHOFIELD, HARRY, H, Private, ‘2725’, 9th Bn., 26, 13/Nov/1916, France, SON OF WILLIAM R. SCHOFIELD, OF 27, PRINCESS RD., MOSS SIDE, MANCHESTER.	CWGC
Schultz, H.S. 1494 C Coy – Harry S. Schultz 9RS 1494 (crossed out), Pte 40299 (next Kimmet, P) 1 Sco Rifles Medal Roll Also MIC for Harry S. Schultz VM&BWM Pte Sco Rif 40299	LS7 –
Sclater, J.R.P., Chaplain, Rev MA (UFC) 4^th Class (attd) 1 May 09	W
Sclater, J.R.P., Rev, Chaplain, 26 Mansionhouse Rd Drill Programme 1911-12 – Examples from newspapers Conducting marriage Wardie UFC Rev JRP Sclater DD Scotsman 12.7.17 New North Church, Edin (Minister here, Scotsman 7.6.15) Scotsman 21.4.16	–
Sclater, John Robert Paterson Author of ‘Eve of Battle: addresses at church parade’, 1915 Chaplain to the Ninth, minister for New North UFC, The Scotsman 16 Feb 1915 Speaker in recruitment campaign for the Ninth The Scotsman 24^th July 1915 Chaplain of the bn. Attended recruiting meeting Hamilton Place 26^th July 15 EED 27^th July 15 Author of various works, including The Sons of Strength (1909) and God and the Soldier (with Norman Maclean, 1917) ‘If a stranger, say from Mars, were brought into the world and told that God had made it, and then was taken to see the ruins of Ypres, he would be puzzled about God.’ ‘A sergeant in a base camp some time ago was returning to his unit after being wounded twice. He was, as we have it in Scotland, “fey.” A presentiment was upon him that he would not come back; and to all optimistic prophecies he turned a deaf ear. “But,” he said, “I don’t mind. It’s going to be a better world for the kiddies afterwards.” What is this but religion in a very pure form?’ https://archive.org/details/godandsoldier00sclagoog Author of ‘The Eve of Battle, Addresses at Church Parade’ 1915, church parades for 9^th RS, EBay example	–
Sclater, William Pte 351650 9^th E. Scots attd 5^th Ent. Bn. 351650 Pte, 9^th RS 351650 Pte	0640
Scoles, Charles Sgt 26509 16^th RS Sgt, 9^th RS	0632
Scotland, George, Pte 9^th RS tr. 12^th HLI, 07-10 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) – ?41367 Pte RS George Scotland – a few options for this man MIC TNA	–
SCOTLAND, GEORGE. George Heriot’s School. Student of Science, 1918-19. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Aug. 1914. 12th Highland Light Infantry. France. Wounded at the Somme Sept. 1916. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Scott D Coy 9^th Royal Scots 1914 Out with Scott in Armentieres 31.5.15 (same man?) Collection of R.G. Thin (qv)	–
Scott COs Runner (Maj Rowbotham acting CO) C Company 9 April 1917, Diary pages Bennet Clark, TW
Scott ‘Monday morning while having breakfast about 6 o’clock Scott and Lyon were hit in the head by a sniper. Jock was also hit in the hand, both pretty bad.’ Ref 12^th Apr 15. Both would seem to be B Coy (see also Lyon) Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009 The editors put Scott as Pte Robert James Scott, Pte No.2510 and insert ‘[Scott]’ after ‘Jock’ in the above entry. However it seems likely Scott 2510 was fatally wounded in the bombardment of D Coy billets on the 7^th, died of wounds 8^th Apr 15. War Diary records 2 ORs wounded 12 Apr 15, Glencorse Wood.	–
Scott Srgt	NBW
Scott 5th , 9th	NBW-S
Scott CSM Witness to offence, Malcolm, William A Coy, 3/9^th, Sept and Oct 15 at Peebles	–
Scott, Peter Nucator b.14.1.1881, entered bank 7.5.1900 Rochdale, joined services 16.5.16 no 5147 RS (Highlanders) 23 Feb 1917 Was originally passed for General Service but has since been put in class BI. Now in training in Ireland Midland Bank Roll of Honour	–
Scott CSM Was transferred RSF (prob 10th) 23 Sept 16. B.C. Holmer IWM.	–
Scott Pte ‘the “Boys” of the Staff, all E.F. men’ Depot Staff. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1^st Nov 1916.	–
Scott Sergeant	2/9S
Scott, A 2695 D Coy	LS7
SCOTT, A, Private, ‘352336’, 9th Bn., , 21/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
SCOTT, A. Pte. No. 352336 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Scott, A.J. Pte 1513 22/4/15 (1) Comm 4^th Res. RS 9/9/15	2610
Scott, A.J., Pte A Coy, wounded in the foot 24 Apr at Ypres, now in 5^th Southern General Hospital, Portsmouth. Employed in counting-room of Messrs McVitie & Price and resided with his parents at 38 Hazelbank Terrace, edin. The Scotsman 5 May 15	–
Scott, Alexander 2965	EB1
Scott, Alexander Pte 62605 9^th RS	0636
SCOTT, Andrew J., Mr. 38 Hazelbank Terr. Edinburgh. (5975)	RSC
Scott, Andrew J., Pte 1513 comm 4^th (Res) Sco Rifles 9.9.15	0629
SCOTT, Archibald M., b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 58954, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 2/13591, T.R. BATTN., 54170, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Scott, Archibald M., Pte 58954 9^th RS	0636
SCOTT, ARCHIBALD MITCHELL, A M, Private, ‘58954’, “A” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 19, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF JOHN AND ISABELLA SCOTT, OF 4, NEWPORT ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Scott, Arthur Pte 352336 13^th RS 15727 Pte, 9^th RS 5667	0640
SCOTT, Arthur, b. Leith, e. Leith, 352336, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Scott, B 2969 C Coy	LS3
Scott, B Pte 2969 2/9^th RS Arbroath V.A.D. hospital 11.4.16-12.5.16, from Selkirk	–
Scott, B. Pte 2969 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 20/5/16	2610
Scott, Bertram 2969 – Bertram Scott Pte 9RS 2969 15Star&VM&BWM SWB List (1) France 24.2.15 MIC	EB1 –
Scott, Bertram 2969,[*], Badge No. 41060 9RS Pte 4.1.15-20.5.16 sickness xvi served overseas	SWB
Scott, Bertram Pte 2969	0629
Scott, C 2810	EB1
Scott, C 4782 C Coy	LS7
Scott, C L/Cpl 2810 A Coy	LS7
Scott, C.C 2104	EB1
Scott, C.C. Pte 2104 24/2/15 (1) Comm 3/8 RS 30/11/15	2610
Scott, Charles C., Pte 2104 comm 3/8^th RS 30.11.15	0629
Scott, Charles R. 3723, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 208655 Pte 9RS 8.9.15-4.10.16 sickness xvi did not serve overseas	SWB
Scott, Charles Richard, 3723 House painter 61 Buccleuch St, Edin Re-enlisted, attestation marked 48 North Bridge. Attested 8 Sep 15. Apparent age 29 yrs 11 mnths. Prior 6 years 6^th RS no. 283, discharged para 392 XVI. 3 years Queens, time expired. Embodied service 8.9.15 – 4.10.16 Reserve Bn. Granted pay Class II 3d per diem. Home service Discharged Para 392 XVI unfit for further military service, approved Hamilton 22.9.16. Ulceration of stomach, originated 5 yrs previous. Eligible for gratuity 1917 £40. Aggravated temperature 9.12.18. Appeal board stated amount already awarded adequate compensation. Mrs Isabella Scott (wife), 105 Dundee St, Edinburgh. Religion: Prest. Later address 2 West Fountain Place, Edin. Ancestry	–
Scott, Colin F., A/Sgt 353460 9^th RS 353460 A/Sgt – Postcard to Cpl Dr.[?] C.F. Scott, 9^th RS, Stobhill Military Hospital, Glasgow. Dear Colin… glad to hear getting better. Ref J Haig. Signed F. Tweedie, who has brother Joe. 28.3.15 Postcard EBay – Colin F Scott A/Sjt 353460 VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
SCOTT, F.M. Lieut. B.Coy. Dead heat. , Hundred Yards [Open to Officers], 26.1.17, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – Capt FM Scott Piece 2181 VM&BWM medal roll – ?2/Lt FM Scott disembarked 10.6.15 (2B) Royal Scots Piece 2947 15Star medal roll [this piece RE and Grenadiers?] – Frank Montgomery Scott MC 2/Lt 5^th RS, Lt, Capt 2/10^th Bn RS 15Star&VM&BWM Gallipoli May 1915 Claim submitted OC 2/10 RS 24.5.19 52 Roslyn Cres, Edin. MIC – Frank Montgomery Scott Lt RS ‘The leading wave of the company was held up by hostile machine-gun fire. He quickly reorganised the three platoons, and again leading them forward captured the objective.’ MC LG 22.3.18 p.3609 (indexed LG 19.11.17) – Sergt to be 2/Lt 2.2.15 5^th RS LG 1.2.15 – Born Newbattle 10.1.1892 5^th RS Gallipoli, 5/6^th RS, France, 2/10^th RS North Russia, 1920 ADRIC (Auxiliary Division of the Royal Irish Constabulary), discharged 1922, joined British Gendarmerie of the Palestine Police as Head Constable 1922, 1930 stabbed in Jaffa, recovers. Still Palestine 1938. Died 1974 Cleveland, Yorkshire. In Palestine known as Lofty due to his great height. [See this site for further details] http://theauxiliaries.com/men-alphabetical/men-s/scott-fm/scott.html – Photos of the 2/10th Royal Scots at Toulgas? GWF courtesy MAW and ref here http://pbma.grobbel.org/polarbearlinks.htm	–
Scott, F.M., Lt, p.476 Passchendaele Coy Commander ‘B’ Coy, rallied coy and led them forward again	E
Scott, F.M., Lt. 5th RS joined for duty 7 Aug 1916, officer commanding ‘B’ Coy reorganised line 20 Sept 1917, remained at Izel-Lez-Hameau with ‘B’ Echelon 17 Nov 1917	WD
Scott, Frank Montgomery Lt 5^th Bn attd 9RS awarded MC for gallantry 19-21 Sept 17 51^st WD	–
Scott, H.M Rev., officiating clergyman Baptists and methodists Bruntsfield and Warrender Park Schools Scotsman 17.7.15	–
Scott, Herbert M., Pte 42178 2^nd RS 9^th RS	0634
Scott, J 3043 C Coy	LS3
Scott, J. Pte Pressroom of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
Scott, J. Pte 3043 24/2/15 (1) Comm 24/10/16	2610
Scott, J.D 2042 – Scott, John Drysdale 2042 Pte France 24.2.15; LC 598752 Pte Dism 28.2.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	EB1 –
Scott, J.D Private 9th	NBW-S
SCOTT, J.D. Pte. No. 2042, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Scott, James 2966	EB1
SCOTT, James (crossed out) John Drysdale. No. 2042. 7 Edina Place, Edinburgh. B Comp. 27/8/14. 20 yrs 3 mons.	EBD
Scott, James Pte 301768 9^th RS 4293 Pte	0639
Scott, John 3043	EB1
Scott, John C., Pte 351684 9^th RS	0640
Scott, John Pte 3043 comm 4^th KSOB 24.10.16	0629
Scott, John Pte 44300 9^th RS	0635
SCOTT, John Tulloch, Mr. 38 Hazelbank Terr. Edinburgh (10477)	RSC
SCOTT, John, b. Selkirk, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 44300, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/04/18, FORMERLY 2/17758, T.R. BATTN., 56539, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SCOTT, JOHN, J, Private, ‘44300’, 9th Bn., 19, 22/Apr/1918, France, SON OF JOHN H. SCOTT, OF 16, DALGETY AVENUE, ABBEYHILL, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
SCOTT, John, Mr. 8 Grierson Cres. Edinburgh. (5975)	RSC
SCOTT, John, Mr. (5975). 8 Grierson Crescent, Edinburgh. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
SCOTT, JOHN, PRIVATE, 44300, 22/Apr/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Scott, R, Srgt Signed papers Watson, William 1915	–
SCOTT, R. Pte. No. 4242, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SCOTT, R.J. Pte. No. 2510. 8/4/15 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Scott, R.J. 2510 C Coy	LS3
Scott, R.J. Pte 2510 24/2/15 (1) D of W 8/4/15 – Holmer dug the grave of Pte Scott (2510) on the ramparts at the right side of the Lille Gate, Ypres, 8^th Apr 15. [Suggests DoW following D Coy bombardment] B.C.Holmer IWM	2610 –
SCOTT, Robert J., e. Edinburgh, r. Edinburgh, 2510, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 08/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Scott, Robert J., Pte 2510	0629
Scott, Robert James 2510	EB1
Scott, Robert James ‘two of my friends of the Olympia [suggests 2/9^th] – Scott and Sergt. Jamieson – have been killed’ after only a week or two in France. Suggests this is Robert James Scott A. Anderson IWM 3608 – Robert J Scott 9RS Pte 2510 DofW 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 MIC – Died from wounds 15 Field Ambulance Ypres from wounds Fa Robert, Bro Charles. ‘See also 14/182820’ – this crossed out as is the duplicate reference it refers to Register Soldiers’ Effects – Died same location/day as Hugh Aiken	–
SCOTT, ROBERT JAMES, R J, Private, ‘2510’, “D” Coy. 9th Bn., 20, 8/Apr/1915, Belgium, SON OF ROBERT SCOTT, M.R.C.V.S., AND ISABELLA MELROSE SCOTT, OF 13, OLIVER CRESCENT, HAWICK, ROXBURGHSHIRE.	CWGC
Scott, Robert L/Sgt 330476 9^th RS A/Sgt	0639
Scott, Robert Pte 351505 9^th RS 4242 Pte	0640
Scott, Robert Pte 4594 3-9 R Scots Labourer, 25yo, 5’2”, from Watson’s Land, Lanarkshire, b. Paisley 26 May 1890, attested 16 Feb 16, stamped E. Claremont St. ‘C’ Coy. Discharged medically unfit 8.6.16 (77 days) ‘would certainly break down under physical training’ neurasthenia. Short Service Attestation ancestry.co.uk – 4594 Pte Robert Scott C Coy 9RS discharged 8.6.16 at Stobs when age 26. Labourer, intended res Watson’s Land, Calder???, Lanarkshire. Medically unfit 392 iiic. Military character very good. Stamped 2^nd Sco Gen Hosp, Craigleith, Edinburgh 28.5.16 Signed AC Aitken Capt & Adjt 9(Res) 29.5.16 On Attestation to 3/9RS age 25yr9mo, labourer, ?J.Glen & Sons, Caldereruix? Attesting officer 16.2.16 approved 26.3.16. Father John Home 22.3.16-8.6.16 Attested 16.2.16, to Army Res 17.2.16, Mob 22.3.16, posted 9RS 22.3.16, discharged para 392 iiic? 8.6.16 He was laid up the day after joining his regiment, He was sent to Craigleith Hosp, suffering mitral imcompetence and neurasthenia with marked tremors. Unfit for military service. Selkirk 22.4.16 Anaemia 2^nd Sco Gen Hosp 29.3.16- C Coy 3/9^th RS signed Henderson 2/Lt and James Cowan 2/Lt OC C Coy Born Paisley 26.5.1890, enlisted Airdrie 22.3.16 Mothers name ?deceased FMP	–
Scott, Robert S., Pte 250570 5^th RS 2433 Pte, 5/6^th RS 250570, 9^th RS	0638
Scott, Robert, Pte ANOTHER ‘DANDY NINTH’ CASUALTY, HAWICK MAN KILLED Information has been received today that Private Robert Scott, of D Company of the 9th Royal Scots, was wounded at the front on Wednesday last by the bursting of a shell, and died the next day. He was a son of Mr Robert Scott, veterinary surgeon, Oliver Crescent, Hawick and was about twenty years of age. He enlisted shortly before the New Year. Evening Dispatch, Edinburgh 12th April 1915	–
Scott, Samuel Pte 271180 16^th RS 9^th RS – Repatriated PoW arrived England 17.11.18 ICRC	0638 –
Scott, T, Pte, South African Constabulary; C Coy 9^th RS	FSA
Scott, W 2386	EB1
Scott, Thomas O’Shea 1 RSF 6445, 9RS 3826, 2 KOSB 40879, 6 KOSB, 7/8 KOSB, 6 KOSB BWM&VM Medal Roll Piece 1116 KOSB – Disability, res Edin, disch 2.2.19, KOSB Pension Ledger – RSF Pte 6445, RS 3826, KOSB 40879 VM&BWM SWB MIC – 3.11.15-5.9.19 wounds xvi a served overseas age 26 SWB Roll – Court or Trial date 21.1.16, Selkirk, RS (TF) WO 86/68 Courts Martial Register – 6445 Pte T O Scott disembarked 7.10.14 Fraudulently enlisted into 3/9^th Bn. Royal Scots and held to serve in that Corps. Subsequently transferred to KOSB and discharged there from under 392 xvi a on 5.9.19. Regtl no 40879. Name previously submitted on page 141 of 1914 Star Roll of 1^st Bn R.Sc.Fus. 14 Star Medal Roll Royal Scots Fusiliers Piece 2442	–
Scott, W 2386 F Coy	LS1
SCOTT, W, Private, ‘353474’, 1st/9th Bn., 26, 25/Jul/1918, France, SON OF WILLIAM AND ISABELLA SCOTT, OF GLASGOW; HUSBAND OF MAGDELEINE BLACK SCOTT, OF 213, STOBCROSS ST., GLASGOW.	CWGC
SCOTT, W. Pte. No. 2386, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Scott, W. Fever and home Oct 15. With MGC later. MG Section on landing France Feb 15. See Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992	–
Scott, W. Pte 2386 26/2/15 (1a) Disc. to Comm. into S.W. Bdrs. 30/4/18	2610
SCOTT, W.B. Pte. No. 3219. 18/5/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Scott, W.B. 3219 A Coy	LS6
Scott, W.B. Pte 3219 4/12/15 (1) K in A 18/5/16 See Scott, Walter B.	2610
SCOTT, W.D. L/Corpl. No. 3249. 4/7/16 Military Medal, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SCOTT, W.D. L/Corpl. No. 350920 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Scott, W.D. 2566 E Coy	LS1
Scott, W.D. 3249 A Coy	LS6
Scott, W.D. Corp Lithographer of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
Scott, W.D. Pte 350601 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 26/2/19	2610
Scott, W.D. Pte 350920 (crossed out) 3249 4/12/15 (1) Comm 28/2/17	2610
Scott, W.H 2176	EB1
Scott, W.H. Cpl 2176 24/2/15 (1) Comm 3/5 KOSB 27/7/15	2610
Scott, Walter MS diary at TNA catalogue ref NRA 44886 http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/rd/N13642891 Pte Walter Scott (1799) B Coy MGS 1/9^th RS 81^st Bde 27^th Div BEF “Belgium” Diary printed North British & Mercantile Insurance Company for 1914 but written in for 1915, beginning Wed 17 Feb 15. Wrote home – Lizzie, freq. Lizzie A., less often Lizzie S.. Maybe: ‘Lizzie & Mary Allan’? LA’s birthday 17^th July. 11 May 15 ‘leave starts’ but seems to continue with bn. Birthday 24 August. 4 Oct 15 To trenches at Bras. Followed by mainly blank pages. Later that month MG School. 29 Oct 15 Invalided to Amiens Hosp. 4 Nov Rouen Hosp. Calculation £50 per year = 19/3 per week (1^st year), 21/3 (second) – Papers: Drill programme 1914 to 1799, rifle no.381 Application for Officer Cadet Unit OTC, a temp comm in regular army MGC. DOB 24 Aug 1896, Edin. Father: artist. 13 Queens Park Ave, Edin. Parsons Green Public School, Edin; Broughton Higher Grade School, Edin; Service College, London. Civil Service, Board of Education, Whitehall, London 1912-13, HM Sasine Offcie 1913-14. (Assistant Clerk) General Register of Sasine. Previous 4^th Res Black Watch 18^th June 1914 Pte, 9 months Exped Force. Dated 6 Aug 18. Good character for last 4 years signed David Bell, Capt 9^th RS 13.8.18, Mervue Ferry Rd, Edin. Embodiment B Coy 1799 5^th Aug 14 HQ no later than 5.30p.m. signed Adjt 4.8.14 Testimony from TW Bennet Clark In the Field 10.8.18: No 288160 4^th Black Watch W. Scott Pte served in MG Section 9^th RS, to France Feb 15, exemplary for 10 months in service, invalided home end of 1915 with a poisoned leg and unfit as a result for a long time, recommended for commission. Casualty Form enlisted age 17 yr 10 mnth, 4 yrs with TF reckons from 13.6.14 Home 13.6.14-23.2.15, France 24.2.15-4.11.15, Home 5.11.15. Attested 9 RS 13.6.14, Labour Corps 7.7.17 Employment Coy 395, 462 19.2.18, Black Watch (4^th) transferred 28.6.18 To Wharncliffe War Hosp, Sheffield 5 Nov – visit slip Miss Jessie K. Mitchell 11 Nov 15. Furlough 30.12.15-8.1.16 Edinburgh – return Sheffield. General Programme for 1914 Drill Season 1799, rifle no. 381 Wattie b1896 d1954. His father Walter Scott (1871-1940) also in uniform. Sisters? Betty and Nennie? ? Randalstown, Co Antrim 9.1.16-7.7.17 or 18? Convalescent Attended first reunion dinner MGS 23^rd March 1920 Brother Jim killed 29 Aug 16, this will be Pte James Gordon Scott S/15091, son of Walter and Helen Elizabeth Scott of 13 Queen’s Park Ave, Edin, 2nd Argylls, died 29.8.16 age 22, Delville Wood Cemetery. – Note 395^th Home Service Employment Company at Randalstown, Co Antrim GWF – Scott, Walter 9^th RS Pte 1799; R. Highrs Pte 203640 15Star&BWM&VM (1) France 24.2.15 Dis 22.2.19 MIC – Copy of ‘B Coy on Active Service’, of Walter Scott’s NMS	–
SCOTT, Walter B., b. Biggar, Lanarkshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 3219, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 18/05/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Scott, Walter Brown 3219 9^th RS 32 Pilrig St, Edinburgh, for duration of war, age 19, law clerk, attested 7.4.15, total service 7.4.15 to 18.5.16 KIA Medals acknowledged by Marion G. Scott, mother Born Biggar, Lanarkshire. Doctor Maj Cumming passed for foreign service 23.9.15. Returned effects: identity disc. Brothers and sisters listed. C Coy 2/9^th RS signed A.M. Campbell Capt OC C Coy. Transferred A Coy. Absent 9a.m. to 9.30 p.m. (12 ½ hrs) 1.7.15 at Peebles, witnessed L/Sgt Whyte, Sgt [W?] Donald. Awarded 2 days C.B. awarded by 2/Lt C.L. Marburg. Also offence 28.7.15 – unreadable. Signed G.F. Deas Capt OC A Coy. Transferred 3/9^th 11.11.15 [?] Transferred to 1/9^th. KIA with name Capt WCS Lindsay 5.12.15 Embarked ‘Queen Alexandra’ Southampton; Rouen 6.12.15; Terr Base; In the Field 18.12.15; Hospital 29.4.16, 2/1^st HFA Influenza; rejoined 11.5.16; KIA 18.5.16; buried 19.5.16 Military Cemetery LOUEZ map 51c 1/40,000 square L11c34 Service record – Marion Minnie[?] Register of Soldiers effects – We regret to notice that Walter B. Scott Pte 9RS has been kille din action. Pte Scott was the fifth son of of the late Rev John Scott MA, minister of the Gillespie Church here, and of Mrs Scott, 32 Pilrig St, Edin, and brother of Mr R.M. Scott, solicitor, 54 Queen St, Edin. He joined the bn fully a year ago and had not yet reached 19. He first attended Biggar High School, then Daniel Stewart’s College in Edin. He was serving his apprenticeship with Messrs Boyd, Jamieson & Young, Writers to the Signet, Leith. Hamilton Advertiser 27.5.16 – Walter, born 1898 in Biggar, was the son of Rev. John Scott (M.A., of Gillespie Manse, Biggar) and Marion Gilmour Scott, 32 Pilrig Street, Edinburgh. Private Scott arrived in France 4^th December 1915. Commemorated on Biggar High School Memorial Plaque. Information courtesy Swally, GWF – Stewart Melville Walter Brown Scott, Pte, RS, was killed in action 18^th May 1916. He was the son of the late Rev John Scott MA, Gillespie Church, Biggar, and of Mrs Scott, 32 Pilrig St, Edinburgh. He received his early education at Biggar High School and in 1907 he came to Danield Stewart’s College which he left in 1913. On leaving school he entered the office of Messrs Boyd, Jamieson & Young, WS, Leith, where he was employed until April 1915 when he joined 9RS with whom he was drafted to France in November. How he was regarded by his comrades in France may be seen from the following excerpt froma letter received by his mother from his Platoon Officer, Lt James R Black: “Your son was in my Platoon since he joined us, and he was always a cheeful and willing worker. His pasing will be felt by his comrades in no small measure, as he was a universal favourite.” Stewart Melville 1916	SD –
Scott, Walter B., Pte 3219	0629
SCOTT, WALTER BROWN, W B, Private, ‘3219’, “D” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 18, 18/May/1916, France, SON OF THE LATE REV. JOHN SCOTT, M.A., OF GILLESPIE MANSE, BIGGAR, AND OF MARION GILMOUR SCOTT, OF 32, PILRIG ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
SCOTT, Walter, Mr. 52 Findlay Ave. Edinburgh (4634)	RSC
Scott, William 3249	EB2
Scott, William D 2566	EB1
Scott, William D., Cpl 350601 9^th RS 2566 A/Cpl, 2^nd RS 350601 A/Cpl	0640
Scott, William D., Pte 350920 9^th RS 3249	0641
Scott, William Dawson d. – , 3249, Royal Scots, 9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Scott, William H., Cpl 2176 comm 3/5^th KOSB 27.7.15	0629
Scott, William L/Cpl 351385 9^th RS 3973 Pte, 11^th RS 351385 – Enlisted 16.11.15-15.1.19 discharged, wounds 392 xvi a, age 23 SWB Roll	0640 –
Scott, William Pte 325697 8^th RS 2157 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Scott, William Pte 353474 9^th RS	0640
Scott, William Sgt 350531 9^th RS 2386 Sgt	0640
SCOTT, William, b. Govan, Glasgow, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 353474, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/07/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Scott, William, Sec-Lt, South Wales Borderers At outbreak of war a salesman with Jenners, Edin. Joined Ninth Sept 14. Commissioned May 18. Died of wounds. The Scotsman 26 Oct 18 – 2/Lt William Scott d.8.10.18 South Wales Borderers, attd 13^th Welsh Regiment, age 26, Bellicourt British Cemetery. Son of Christina Haxton Scott, of 73, Pratt St., Kirkcaldy, and the late Alexander Scott. SDGW/CWGC – Scott, William 2/Lt. Links soldier dies of wounds Mrs Scott, 73 Pratt St, Kirkcaldy has news elder grandson died of wounds in France 8^th Oct. Comm in May this year. Seven years with Messrs Swan, Mackie & Co drapers, High St, at outbreak he was one of the leading salesmen in Messrs Jenners, Edinburgh. He joined 9RS as Pte in Sept 14, two years at the front. Promoted Sergt. Invalided home with trench fever. Returning to France recommended for a comm, trained at Gailys and gazetted May as 2/Lt South Wales Borderers attd 13^th Welsh Regiment. The chaplain: ‘I saw your grandson just a few minutes after he was wounded. He was being carried from the battlefield by the company stretcher bearers, and I had a short talk with him and he seemed most cheerful nad was smoking a cigarette. He had his leg badly damaged, but I never dreamt he would other than get over it, still according to the report he must have died that evening. We mourn the loss of such a gallant officer. He led his company more than half way to the objective, and he was most unfortunate in being knocked out just before a great victory came our way… During the short time your grandson was with us we had learnt to love him as he was one of the most genial of fellows’ ?Williams. C.F. Col Kennedy DSC MC OC wounded and in hospital Fife Free Press & Kirkcaldy Guardian 26.10.18	–
Scougall Cpl A Coy 4^th in mile race 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Scougall, A 3285 D Coy – ? An Alexander Scougall appears on a couple of page of Ninths as RSF 40217 Medal Roll RSF p.211/333	LS7 –
Scougall, George Pte 351130 MM for gallantry 22-24 Nov 17 51^st WD	–
Scougall, George Pte 351130 9^th RS 3585 Pte, 2^nd RS 351130 – George Scougall res Edin born Peebles enlist Edin d.5.11.18 F&F 2^nd Bn RS 351130 Died. MM. SDGW – Pneumonia. Wid. Margaret & children. Register Soldier’s effects – VM&BWM MIC – Buried Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension CWGC	0640 –
Scougall, M 3271 A Coy L/Cpl to be paid Cpl 8.7.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Scougall, M Cpl 3274 A Coy – ? A Matthew Scougall appears on a couple of page of Ninths as RSF 40211 To Comm. 5 Lan Fus 27.9.16 Medal Roll RSF p.210/333 ? MIC only shows RSF Cpl 40211 and Lan Fus 2/Lt comm 27.9.16.	LS7 –
SCOULAR, J.S. Pte. No. 2476, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Scoular, Matthew Pte 44288 9^th RS	0635
SCOULAR, R.G. Pte. No. 1983, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. – Stewart Melville 1914, also 1915 as Robert Guy Walker Scoular	–
Scoular, R.G.W, Pte – Pte Guy Scoular, belonging to Dalkeith district, residing at Shawfair, Bonnyrigg, cut on the knee. The Scotsman 15 Apr 1915 – Scoular, Robert Guy Walker Pte 1983 9RS, 2/Lt Sea.Hrs., Capt & Adjt attd 6/Black Watch. 15Star&VM&BWM Comm. France 24.2.15 MIC – Scoular, RW Guy [initials order?] Firm Barstow & Millar Pte wounded reported 1.5.15 ICAEW	WTC –
Scoular, R.G.W. Pte 1983 24/2/15 (1) Comm 10^th Seaf. Hrs. 7/5/15	2610
Scoular, Robert G.W, Pte 1983 comm 10^th Seaforths 7.5.15	0629
SCOULAR, S.J. Pte. No. 2476 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Scoular, S.J.S, Pte 2476 comm 3^rd Cameron High 24.1.17	0629
Scoular, S.J.S. 2476 A Coy	LS4
Scoular, S.J.S. Pte 2476 4/5/15 (1) Comm 3^rd Cam. Hrs. 24/1/17	2610
Scoular, Sydney J.S 2476 – ?Witnessed papers of William Ogilvie (qv) 16.11.15 – Scoular, Sidney John Sturrock Stewart Melville	EB1
SCRIVENS, A. Pte. No. 6813, C Coy., to Miss F. Fenton, at Smethwick, on 25/12/16 , Marriages, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917 – ?Scrivens, Arnold Pte RS 352932, HLI 350184 VM&BWM MIC TNA	–
Scutts, D.A. MORE ‘DANDY NINTH’ WOUNDED Private D.A. Scutts, 9th Royal Scots, who has been wounded and is in hospital in Dundee, joined the Ninth two years ago, and has a brother serving in the same battalion. Before the war he was in the employment of Messrs Bruce Peebles. His parents reside at 12 Middleby Street, Edinburgh Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 12^th May 1915	–
Scutts, D.A. Pte 350201 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 23/3/19	2610
Scutts, Donald A., Pte 350201 9^th RS 1550 – 15Star&BWM&VM Disemb France 24.2.15 MIC – ?1901 Census b.~1898 to Peter (laundry proprieter) and Annie D Scutts, with brother William J Scutts (qv), 12 Middleby St, Newington, Edinburgh.	0640 –
Scutts, Donald Pte 1550 (T. 9^th R.Scots?) Dundee hospital 11.5.15-15.5.15, from Edin	–
Scutts, W.J. Pte 350272 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 1/4/19	2610
Scutts, William J., Pte 350272 9^th RS 1685 – 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disemb MIC – See Scutts, Donald A as likely sibling	0640 –
Seaborn, Rupert S., Cpl 352531 16^th H.L.I. attd 9^th RS 27113 Cpl, 9^th RS 5927, 16^th RS 352531, 12^th RS 352531 [corrected from Seabora] – HLI Cpl 27113; R Scots 5927, 352531 BWM&VM MIC	0640 –
SEARLE, S.C. Pte. No. 353220. A. Coy. , To be Unpaid A/L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Searle, S.C. Pte 16423 Essex Regt. 25/7/15 (1) 9^th RS 353220 Pte K in A 20/9/17	2610
Searle, Sidney C., Pte 353220 10^th Essex.R. 16423 Pte, 9^th RS 353220	0640
Seaton Sgt, in command of No 10 Platoon 7 April, wounded by Mills bomb ~9.30pm 8 April in dug-out, replaced by ?Hempseed C Company April 1917, Diary pages Bennet Clark, TW [Probably William Seaton]	–
Seaton Cpl 1/9^th RS Replaced by A/Cpl John Nimmo (qv) 28.4.16	–
Seaton L/Cpl 2^nd in Gas Helmet Race 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. Seaton L/Cpl B Coy 2^nd Gas Helmet Race, 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Seaton, J 2726 [Cannot find MIC]	EB1
SEATON, R.B. L/Corpl. No. 3134. B Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. [Cannot find MIC]	–
Seaton, Robert 3134	EB1
Seaton, W 3065 A Coy	LS4
SEATON, W. Pte. No. 3065, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SEATON, W. Sergt. No. 2065 , Inter-Company Tug-of-War. Won by C. Coy. 26.1.17, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [3065?]	–
SEATON, W. Sergt. No. 350840 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Seaton, W. Pte 350840 (crossed out) 3065 4/5/15 (1) Comm 23/11/18 – Seaton, William 9RS Pte 3065 350840 (crossed out), RS Sgt, Tank Corps 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM France 4.5.15 Comm 23.11.18 Tank Corps Claim from O/C No 3 Area Weymouth 6.2.19 c/o Dickson, 88 Marchmont Crescent, Edinburgh MIC	2610 –
Seaton, William Sgt 350840 9^th RS 3065 Sgt	0640
Seaton, Wm. 3065	EB1
Selkirk, William Pte 301676 9^th RS – William Selkirk tried to join his older brothers in the Seaforths when he turned 18, but wasn’t allowed to. Photo taken in France where he met his older brothers. Born 1898, resident Jeffrey St, Edinburgh, age 21 on discharge in Edinburgh 27 Mar 1919 Wounded daily list 5 Jan 1918, GSW abdomen (Edinburgh) Incorrectly transcribed pension ledger as 30176 Courtesy Scott Selkirk et al GWF His serial number was 7 Royal Scots, so that suggests he was posted. In early January 1918 the 9th were in the line near Lebucquiere, improving the trenches in hard frost, this was a month before they left 51st Division. On 31.12.17 there is 1 OR wounded reported in the War Diary (note however other Ninths are in the casualty list) – 301676 Pte Wm Selkirk RS 5.6.16-27.3.19 wounds xvi a age 21 SWB Roll and MIC – 30176 RS res Edin b.1898 disability disch 27.3.19 Pension Ledger	0639 –
Sellar Robert J., Pte 351033 9^th RS 3439 Pte	0640
Sellar, James L/Cpl 351552 9^th RS 4374 Pte	0640
Sellar, R.J. Pte 351033 12/10/15 (1) Pres. D 23/4/17 – Robert John Sellar 351033 9RS on or since 23.4.17 d. pres. Mo Margaret Register Soldiers’ Effects	2610 –
SELLAR, Robert John, b. Northallerton, Yorks, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 351033, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SELLAR, ROBERT JOHN, R J, Private, ‘351033’, “D” Coy. 9th Bn., 21, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MRS. MARGARET SELLAR, OF 29, BROUGHAM ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Sellars Lt Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009 [No other reference] – ? Brown in A Coy refers to Lt S—- who ‘swanked along as if he were on Princes Street.’ at St Julien, 2^nd Ypres 1915 Brown, John, ‘Letters, Essays and Verses, with two portraits’, 1921 This might be Cyril Falconer Stewart though	–
SELLARS, J. Sergt. No. 2110 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Sellers, J 2110	EB1
Sellers, J. Sergt wounded, France Binding Department of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
Sellers, John CSM 350425 9^th RS 2117 W.O.Cl.II	0640
SEMPLE, Robert A., b. Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 58951, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 12/04/18, FORMERLY 2/13532, T.R BATTN., 54167, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Semple, Robert A., Pte 58951 9^th RS – 58951 Semple appears to have embarked in the UK on 31st March 1918, been posted to 2nd Battalion Highland Light Infantry on 31st March, then transferred/posted to 9/Royal Scots on 3rd April 1918. Reported missing 12 Apr 18. GWF courtesy clk – Robert Alexander Semple RS 58951 17 Hill St, Glasgow East. 18yr19days, labourer, unm. Enlisted 28.6.17 Mother Mrs Robert Semple / father Robert Semple. Siblings listed 55h Training Reserve Battalion Pte. Absent 14-17.11.17 forfeits 8 days pay, transf 4^th ALI ? – still stamped 55^th TR Embarked 31.3.18, joined Scottish BD same day, posted 2HLI same day, transf RS and posted to 9^th Bn and allotted new Regtl No 58951 3.4.18 NOTE new regimental number not from 9RS six-digit batch Death presumed 12.4.18 Posted 55TRB (TR/2/13532) 29.6.17, transf 4HLI (54167) 6.12.17, posted 2HLI 31.3.18, transf and posted 9RS 3.4.18, missing 12.4.18, detah presumed for official purposes 12.4.18 Born Barony, Lanark Inverkeithing 29.6.17 Service Record	0636 –
SEMPLE, ROBERT A., R A, Private, ‘58951’, 9th Bn., , 12/Apr/1918, Belgium,	CWGC
Senior, Frederick Pte 326211 9^th RS – Resident Yorkshire Pension Ledger – VM&BWM MIC	0639 –
Senior, William H., 330938 9^th RS – Pte 330938 BWM&VM MIC – There is another man with same name as given here, RE Spr WR/347227, E Kent R 10443, RS 45901, Sco Rifles 50056 – this would seem to be the man in the Service record below – so two with 9RS? MIC – William Henry Senior at Bury St Edmonds 12.7.16 Address: Orford Light House, Suffolk Light House Keeper, 27yr5mos, married, prefer RAMC Medical classification service at home, appt (Buffs) E Kent Regt. 12.7.16, ?5.9.16 Next of kin 41 Wilson Rd, East Ham, London Mr MG Senior Wife May Gertrude Cantrell, East Ham 25.7.14 at same address Front page has Buffs crossed out and 2/9 RS entered. Ref to Scottish Rifles and Spr. (?RE) Employed on cross channel service at various times. Demob 11.1.19 Service record (burnt record)	0639 –
SETH, D. Pte. No. 4510, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Seth, David Pte 351600 9^th RS 4510 Pte	0640
SETH, DAVID, D, Private, ‘351600’, 9th Bn., , 21/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
SETH, David, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 351600, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SETH, DAVID, PRIVATE, 351600, 21/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Sewell, A.R 2265	EB1
Sewell, A.R. 2266 C Coy	LS2
Sewell, A.R. Pte 350480 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 26/10/18 – ? A Sewell is mentioned in MG Section at Maricourt late 15 by J.Quinn, IWM doc 5992	2610 ?
Sewell, Andrew R., Pte 350480 9^th RS 2266 Pte, attd 154^th Inf. Bde. Hqrs	0640
Sexton, J, Pte. D Coy wounded whilst attending bomb school 29 June 1915	WD
SEXTON, J. Pte. No. 3060, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Sexton, J. Pte 350835 4/5/15 (1) Disemb 1/3/19	2610
Sexton, John 3060	EB1
Sexton, John Pte 350835 9^th RS 3060 – 4.5.15 France MIC – 3060 John Sexton 9RS 25.1.15 Pte, medical 20.1.15 24yr1mos 37 Baker St Lloyd Sq, London WC Adm to Hosp or Cas Rep by OC 29.6.15 Accid. wound in ?? while at Bomb School 2.7.15 GSW face 7.7.15 GSW R Eye 14.7.15 GSW eyes 350835 Pte, 2 Cumberland Rd, Acton, London W age 27 1919 Qualif Grenadier Embarked Southampton 4.5.15, disembarked Rouen 5.5.15 Accidentally wounde in face while at Bomb School 29.6.15; Adm 8 CCS 30.6.15 and trans 9T? Bailleul 1.7.15; Adm 16 Gen Hosp GSW face Boulogne 2.7.15; adm 3 Gen Hosp GSW R Eye Le Treport 7.7.15; transf England 14.7.15 per HS Newhaven; 2^nd EasT GH Brighton; Eastbourne Section ?Rouen 12.10.15? Fever ?18.12.15 ?improper reply 14.7.16 Transf to A Coy 27.2.15 signed AM Campbell OC C Coy; transf 1/9 Bn signed JG Burns 27.4.15 ?OC A; invalided to England 14.7.15 ?D Coy Home 25.1.15-3.5.15, BEF 4.5.15-14.7.15, Home 15.7.15-11.10.15, BEF 12.10.15 GSW R Eye 2.7.15 Passed for foreign service 2.10.15 by Cumming Supernumerary Coy. Discipline 4.10.15, absent from ?? witness Sgt Crichton and ?? resulting in CB; 7.10.15 absent from parade again CB. Signed Capt Alexander Taylor Supernumerary Coy 9.10.15. Looks like three other discipline actions, ?billet. July 1916 ‘When on Active Service irregular conduct making an improper reply to an officer. Witness 2/Lt Campbell [?2/Lt William Campbell]. 6 days FP No 1 awarded 16.7.16 by Lt Col W Green Disemb 1.3.19 Dispersal Dover 31.1.19 A1 In France 22.11.15 was drunk in his billet, 14 days CB. Only drunkenness recorded. No entry of venereal disease. Letter to Met Police London 23.3.19 Service record	0640 –
Shand, Alexander Pte 30893 11^th RS 13^th RS 2^nd RS 15^th RS 9^th RS	0633
SHAND, D.G. 80 Boswall Terr. Edinburgh. (2044)	RSC
Shand, David G., Pte 350273 9^th RS 1687, attd 46^th T.M.B. 350273 – Shand, D.G. Pte 1687 / 1696 Territorial Force War Medal piece 3260 (TFWM) – Shand, David G. Pte RS 1687, 350273 VM, BWM, TFWM roll T5 R Scots 27. MIC	0640 –
Shand, William Pte 200203 1/4^th RS 1503 Pte, 1/9^th RS (written by hand)	0637
Shankie, John Pte 250212 5^th RS 1625 Pte, 11^th RS 9^th RS	0637
SHANKIE, R.B. Pte. No. 352709 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SHANKIE, ROBERT B, PRIVATE, 352709, 11/Apr/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SHANKIE, Robert B., b. Balerno, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Balemo, 352709, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 11/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Shankie, Robert Brash Died of wounds b. Balerno http://www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Currie_ROH.pdf – d.11.4.17 age 19 Memorial Currie Church panels and Balerno Church panel. Buried Etaples. Died of wounds in one of the Allied Forces Base Hospitals at Etaples. Born Balerno, Resident Balerno, Enlisted Edinburgh Courtesy Malcolm Ferguson http://www.curriehistory.org/ Balerno Parish Church – Shankie, Robert Pte 352709 VM&BWM MIC – Shankie, Robert B. 352709 Pte DoW 11.4.17 Mo. Barbara (H?) Soldiers’ Effects [Brother T.R. Shankie?] – Robert B Shankie b~1898 to John (36, domestic gardener) and Barbara H Shankie (37), Larchgrove Lodge, Currie, Midlothian. Older brother Thomas R. Shankie age 7 (born ~ 1894). 1901 Census Malcolm GWF notes local memorial unveiled 1923 by Mrs Barbara Shankie, who lost both sons in war, aged 19 and 23.	–
SHANKIE, ROBERT BRASH, R B, Private, ‘352709’, 9th Bn., 19, 11/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JOHN AND BARBARA SHANKIE, OF LARCHGROVE LODGE, BALERNO, MIDLOTHIAN. NATIVE OF BALERNO.	CWGC
Shankie, Robert Pte 352709 9^th RS	0640
Shankie, Roy James Gillespie’s	–
SHANKIE, T. Pte. No. 2210, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Shankie, T.R 2210 – ?? ‘I saw T.R.S. the other day’ enjoying himself but strain from fast bowling last season, and digging. Letter from C.W. Gibb 5.4.15, copy held Royal Scots Club – ?? There is a Pte Thomas R. Shankie 2RS as 43196, by chance has disembarkation date 24.2.15 France? KIA 20.11.16. Fa John Mo Barbara. Age 23, commemorated Thiepval Memorial, Son of John and Barbara Shankie, of Larchgrove Lodge, Balerno, Midlothian. [Brother Robert B Shankie?]	EB1 ?
Shankie, Thomas James Gillespie’s	–
Shannon, A, Pte, ‘B’ Coy. ‘Another Private’ from “9th Royal Scots (T.F.), B Company on active service from a private’s diary, February-May 1915”, Turnbull and Spears, Edinburgh, 1916. Letter printed under his name in Edinburgh Evening News 26th March 1915. From Scotsman letter 18 May 1915, he was a Watsonian. “9th Royal Scots (T.F.), B Company on active service from a private’s diary, February-May 1915”, Turnbull and Spears, Edinburgh, 1916	–
Shannon, A. Pte 2348 24/2/15 (1) Comm 1/HLI 27/11/15	2610
Shannon, Alastair Pte 2348 comm 1^st HLI 27.11.15 ?JA Shannon	0629
Shannon, Alister, Pte, 9^th RS [?Alastair] Arts University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914	–
Shannon, J.A., Pte, 9^th RS Arts University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914	–
SHANNON, John Alastair Hawick, 1894; son of Rev. J.W. Shannon, M.A.; 1904 – 12; Edin. Univ., Arts; journalist; 9th R.S., Pte. Sept. 1914; 1st H.L.I., 2/Lt. 1915, Lt. 1917; Flanders, 2nd Ypres, Mesopotamia Relieving Force; Prisoner of war in Turkey Apr. 1916 to Nov. 1918. – Cannot find census ?Father James W Shannon U P Church Minister b.~1859 Carluke 1891 Census ?James Wigston Shannon b.13.8.158 Carluke to John Shannon and Mary Wigston m.27.6.1893 Agnes Elizabeth Renton, Edin d.8.1.1926 NZ Heritage Index links to moray.gov.uk – see for further details ?Immigration card Brazil? ? JA Shannon – there is a boarder in Oban 1901 and a nephew in Buccleuch Pl, Edin in 1901 – JA Shannon Lt HLI R.52248 ‘Following not verified records not yet received’ Lt JA Shannon HLI [previous section ‘Arrivals at Alexandria’ 24.11.18] ICRC – NZ Family history by Yvonne Wilkie, centred on Molly Whitelaw, sister of JAS, with excellent information on JAS. Studying philosophy when war broke out. ‘John Alastair Shannon of the Highland Light Regiment. Having been captured in the December 1915, he had been reported missing. The Shannon’s much wished-for news that Alastair, their son and brother, was alive in a POW Camp in Anatolia was confirmed in July 1916. References in Molly Whitelaw’s papers indicate Alastair was part of the ‘Death March’ that crossed 1900 kms of Syrian Desert where thousands died of ‘dysentery, beri-beri, scurvy, malaria, enteritis’ and exhaustion. Of the 2,500 white British prisoners who set out on the march, only 856 survived. Shannon spent the rest of the war in Anatolia, quite possibly at Afion Karahissar, with at least 100 British Officers. He was repatriated in December 1918.’ Wrote book in captivity ‘Morning Knowledge: the Story of the New Inquisition’ 1920 – see site for details https://ywilkieblog.wordpress.com/tag/alastair-shannon/ – J A Shannon 2/Lt Mesopotamia HLI missing Apr 16, repat 16 Dec 18 record no 7903 – ?A Shannon	WWR –
SHANNON, JOHN ALASTAIR. George Watson’s College. Student of Arts, 1912-14. 9th Royal Scots, Private Sept. 1914. 1st Highland Light Infantry, 2nd Lieut. Nov. 1915; Lieut. Jan. 1917. Prisoner of War in Turkey for two and a half years. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Shannon, Samuel Pte 41806 10^th Ent. Bn. 33339 Pte, 15^th RS 1/9^th RS	0634
Sharman, A 2348	EB1
Sharp, Andrew (b. 1898). 1906-13. Apprentice Engineer with Messrs Bruce Peebles & Co. 9th Royal Scots (Highlanders), August 1914. Discharged on account of health. October 1915. Died on 24th December 1917. Younger son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sharp, 1 Melgund Terrace. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Sharp, Andrew 1780,[*], Badge No. 45065 9RS Pte 12.5.14-7.10.15 sickness xvi did not serve overseas	SWB
Sharp, Andrew, Pte (died) 06-13 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Sharp, Archibald Pte 58956 9^th RS – Note John Sharp is 58957, following number.	0636
SHARP, G N, Private, ‘351496’, 1st/9th Bn., 22, 23/Dec/1917, France, NEPHEW OF MR. A. SIMPSON HENDERSON, IO, MIDDLEBY ST., EDINBURGH. [10?]	CWGC
Sharp, George N., Pte 351496 9^th RS 4194 Pte – VM&BWM MIC – 23.12.17 Wounds France Sis Janet S. Register Soldiers’ Effects	0640 –
SHARP, George Norman, b. Abercom, Linlithgowshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 351496, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 23/12/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Sharp, John Pte 58957 9^th RS – Captured 12 Apr 18, D Coy, La Bassee. Injured right ankle. POW card gives number 54173. [?] Laz, possibly Frankreich then Munster; then Soltau. – Postcard has written G.W. Dransfeld’s, gemusebau (vegetable growing), Kreigs, Jahr 1918 written on the back. Probably related to a work party as G.W. Dransfeld owned a mill in Soltau. “Private John Sharp, Royal Scots, whose parents reside at Ashfield Buildings, Uphall. Much anxiety was felt on his behalf as no communication had been received from him for about two months, but all fears have now been set aside by his parents receiving a letter from him saying he is a prisoner of war in Germany. Before enlisting, Private Sharp was employed with Cunningham Brothers, butchers Uphall.” West Lothian Courier of 28th June 1918 GWF courtesy Denmags, alf mcm et al – Note Archibald Sharp is 58956, preceding number.	0636 –
SHARP, M. Pte. No. 4013. 25/6/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Sharp, Michael Pte 4013	0629
SHARP, Michael, b. Kinross, e. Edinburgh , r. Kinnesswood, Kinross, 4013, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/06/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SHARP, MICHAEL, M, Private, ‘4013’, 9th Bn., 30, 25/Jun/1916, France, SON OF DAVID AND ISABELLA SHARP, OF KINNESSWOOD, KINROSS.	CWGC
Sharp, W 2727	EB1
Sharp, W.W. 2727 D Coy	LS3
Shaw Pte C Coy 2^nd Driving Competition 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Shaw Pte C Coy Middle Weight Boxing Competition 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Shaw remembered among the dead W.Grossart IWM doc 5929	–
Shaw L/Sgt Papers of Benjamin Bichen Irvine (qv) remained A/L/Sgt vice Shaw Feb 1917	–
Shaw, A. L/Cpl 350287 24/2/15 (1) K in A 21/3/18	2610
Shaw, A.E. Cpl 350334 24/2/15 (1) K in A 20/9/17	2610
Shaw, Alex. L., L/Cpl, 9^th RS 26 Roseburn St Murrayfield Roll of Honour 1917	–
Shaw, Alexander d. 21/Mar/1918, 350287, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Shaw, Alexander Pte 350287 Awarded MM for gallantry on 20/21 September 1917. 51^st WD	–
Shaw, Alexander Pte 350287 9^th RS 1715 – Unpd L/Cpl, death 21.3.18, widow Janet, children Alexander, Alexia Alexandrina Elizabeth [?] Pension Ledger – 15Star&BWM&VM KIA France 24.2.15 MIC – Wid Jessie Register Effects	0640 –
SHAW, ALEXANDER, A, Lance Corporal, ‘350287’, 9th Bn., 29, 21/Mar/1918, France, SON OF MRS. SHAW, OF 5, DOUGLAS TERRACE, HAYMARKET, EDINBURGH; HUSBAND OF JANET SHAW, OF 32, WILLIAM ST., WEST END, EDINBURGH. AWARDED MM.	CWGC
SHAW, Alexander, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350287, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/03/18, M.M., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SHAW, ALEXANDER, LANCE CORPORAL, 350287, 21/Mar/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Shaw, Alfred E., Cpl 350334 9^th RS 1834 Cpl	0640
Shaw, Alfred Ernest Sergeant Alfred Ernest Shaw, 9th Royal Scots. 31 Broughton Place, Edinburgh, was the fifth son of William Shaw, plumber, and of his wife Jessie Dorward, 48 Fergus Square. Arbroath. He was twenty-four years of age and was a Highland ornament-maker and jeweller in the employment of Messrs Mackay & Chisholm, Princes Street, Edinburgh. Being a Territorial, he was mobilised on the outbreak of war, and went to France in February 1915 with the 9th Royal Scots, “the Dandy Ninth.” He saw a great deal of hard fighting, his battalion, owing to the extraordinary pressure of the enemy, having at one time occupied the same trenches for thirty-one days. A year later he was invalided home suffering from myalgia, and on his return to France, after being employed for some time as a hut-builder he was promoted to the rank of sergeant. He again took part in many engagements, and was made platoon sergeant, and it was while leading his platoon in an attack on the enemy trenches that he was killed on the 20th of September 1917. Roll of honour, Arbroath and district. 1914-1919 (1921)	–
SHAW, ALFRED ERNEST, A E, Serjeant, ‘350334’, 9th Bn., 24, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF THE LATE WILLIAM AND JESSIE SHAW.	CWGC
SHAW, Alfred Ernest, b. Arbroath, Forfarshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 350334, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SHAW, ALFRED ERNEST, SERGEANT, 350334, 20/Sep/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SHAW, David. (6335) 91 Granton Road, Edinburgh. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
SHAW, J, Corporal, ‘352368’, 9th Bn., , 25/Jul/1918, France,	CWGC
Shaw, J. L/Cpl 835 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 21/3/16	2610
Shaw, J.D LIEUTENANT JOHN DONALD SHAW, 66 Haymarket Terrace, Edinburgh. (Apprentice.) Joined 9th Royal Scots 2nd December 1915. Afterwards attached to 13th Royal Scots. Received Commission as 1st Lieutenant. Served in France until 26th July 1918, when killed in action. Roll of honour of members of the Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet, and apprentices 1914-1919 SHAW, JOHN DONALD (b. 1887). George Watson’s College. Student of Law, 1909-12. Writer to the Signet, 1911. 3/9th and 13th Royal Scots, Private Sept. 1915; 2nd Lieut. Dec. 1915; Lieut. Sept. 1917. France 1916. Killed in action on 26th July 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Shaw, James, Corporal. (Walkerburn) 1917. September 23. News was received by his sister, Miss Mary Shaw, Tweed View, Walkerburn, of the death of her brother, Corporal James Shaw, Royal Scots. He was wounded in the left leg by shrapnel on 23rd September, and lived only a few hours after admission to hospital. Corporal Shaw joined up on the day of mobilisation, having done seven years’ service in the Volunteer and Territorial Force. He did not go out to France in 1914 with the 8th Royal Scots, but he went out in July, 1915, coming home at the end of the year on special leave owing to bereavement. In 1916, Corporal Shaw was drafted to the 9th Royal Scots, with whom he spent some months, seeing some severe fighting at Beaumont, Hamel, and other places. He was home again at the beginning of 1917 for four weeks being time expired, but before he went out again he spent 3 months in hospital in Edinburgh. Going to France again in July, he was dangerously wounded on 22nd September and died the following day after having a leg amputated. Before war broke out, Cpl. Shaw was employed in the yarn department of Tweedvale Mills (Messrs Henry Ballantyne & Sons, Limited). He was a prominent member of Walkerburn Rugby Club, being a three-quarter of no mean order, being possessed of a rare turn of speed. Gunn, Dr., ‘The Book of Remembrance for Tweeddale’, 1925 https://archive.org/stream/bookofremembranc1925gunn/bookofremembranc1925gunn_djvu.txt	–
Shaw, John Donald, Was born in 1887 and attended G.W.C. 1902-5. After leaving School he served a legal apprenticeship, and qualified in 1911, shortly afterwards joining Mr. W. X. Hislop, W.S., in partnership. Obtaining a commission in the 3/9th R.S. in 1915, he went to France in 1916, and served continuously till he was killed instantaneously on July 26, 1918. https://www.gwc.org.uk/default/cache/file/FC224E83C1090A113019FC9C6E1D7C0A.jpg	GWC
Shaw, John L/Cpl 352368 9^th RS 5699 A/Cpl	0640
Shaw, John, A/Sgt 835	0629
SHAW, John, b. Liverpool, e. Liverpool, 352368, A/CPL., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/07/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Shaw, Peter Pte 59013 9^th RS	0636
SHAW, R. Pte. No. 3440, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. – Shaw, R disembarked with 9RS as 351034 19.11.15 France, transf Royal Engineers 243145, to Z Reserve 2.7.19 15Star Medal Roll RE piece 2592 – R. Shaw RHA (TF) R/111 RS Pte 351034, RE 243145 15Star&BWM&VM France 19.11.15 Z Res 2.7.19 MIC – Robert Shaw Spr RE 243145 R Horse Artillery R/111 (T), 9RS 351034 Pte, RE 243145 BWM&VM Medal Roll RE piece 0416 – Courtesy Alasdair Baker, grandson – [3440 a good match for 351034]	–
Shaw, R.P. 4048 L/Cpl D Coy	LS7
SHAW, Robert Philip. 22 Sutherland Cres. Bathgate. 2/9th. (6688) – Shaw, Robert Philip L/Cpl KOSB 40449 disch 17.6.19, enlisted 3.12.15 age 27yrs3mnths, malaria May 18, abscess thigh Sept 18, Port Amelia hospital, Dar Es Salaam; born Bathgate, architect, enlisted 9RS as 4048, Edinburgh. 26.12.16 nephritis, also 17.4.17. Mother Mrs Agnes P. Shaw, 26 North Bridge St, Bathgate. Home 3.12-15-30.8.16, BEF 31.8.16-25.12.16, Home 26.12.16-27.9.17, East Africa 28.9.17-8.4.19, Home 9.4.19-17.6.19 9RS Pte 3.12.15, Imp Service 7.12.15, transferred 4 Res KOSB 11.9.16, immediately 1st KOSB …. KAR Posted as Platoon Sgt 28.9.17. Medical details included. Embarked Folkestone 31.8.16, disembarked Boulogne same day. Arrived 20InfB/D Etaples 3.9.16, transferred KOSB 11.9.16, proceeded to join 13.9.16… further details, incl attd Labour Corps as Ganger. Pension record 1^st KOSB Sgt, 3^rd KOSB attd KAR BWM&VM Medal Roll KOSB Piece 1116 3^rd KOSB, 3^rd KAR Sgt BWM&VM Medal Roll KAR Piece 2342	RSC –
Shaw, W.H., Corporal Quoted in Culpin & Bangham, ‘This is History: The Trenches’, 2002	–
Shawcross, H 2789	EB1
SHEA, D.J. Pte. No. 352241 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Shea, Denis J., Pte 352241 9^th RS 5571 Pte	0640
Shead, Hugh Pelham 4th Battalion, The Royal Scots Fusiliers Private Hugh Pelham Shead, from 9th Battalion, Royal Scots – to be Second Lieutenant – dated 22 April 1915 Supplement to the London Gazette – dated 21 April 1915	–
Shead, Hugh Pelham 2418	EB1
SHEARER, G. Pte. No. 4328 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Shearer, James Pte 335255 8^th RS 7720 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Shearer, P. Pte 250926 24/5/15 (2B) Disemb 14/5/19 (entry crossed out)	2610
Sheils, C and Shiels, W Mentioned by William Dea, June 1917 as a ‘local lad’ to Juniper Green Diary of Pte William Dea, transcribed by Malcolm Fergusson [There is a James Shiell and some ‘Shields’ but nothing close?]	–
Shepherd, A. Pte 350155 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 3/3/19	2610
SHEPHERD Sergt. D Coy. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SHEPHERD Sergt. Royal Scots ground, Fermoy. Championship Football Final to win the Brigade Cup. D. Coy. against D. Coy. Scottish Rifles. Winner – D. Coy. of the Highlanders. Score 2-1. 14th May 1917. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SHEPHERD Sergt. Royal Scots ground, Fermoy. Semi-final Football Match. D. Coy. against the Brigade Headquarters’ team. Winner D. Coy. Score 2-0. 9th May 1917. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Shepherd Sergt B Coy 2/9 RS witnessed offence Wm EC Pryce (qv) Limerick 29.7.17	–
Shepherd, A ? Kilted RS? St Cuthbert’s UFC Photographic Album	–
Shepherd, Alexander Pte 350155 9^th RS 1439 – Alexander Shepherd 9RS Pte 1439 350155 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disemb. MIC – [1439, see Lindsay, T, however Shepherd’s medal roll and MIC specifies 9RS]	0640 –
Shepherd, C.H. Pte 14059 10^th Devons 22/9/15 (1) 9^th RS 44149 Pte Cl. Z. 7/3/19	2610
Shepherd, Charles H., Pte 44149 10^th Devon Regt 14059 Pte, 9^th RS	0635
Shepherd, Frank Pte 301487 9^th RS	0639
SHEPHERD, J.H. A/L/Sergt. No. 353096. B. Coy., from 1/5/17 , To be Paid Acting Sergt., The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SHEPHERD, J.H. A/L/Sergt. No. 353096. B. Coy., from 23/5/17 , To be Unpaid Acting Sergt., The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SHEPHERD, J.H. L/Sergt. No. 353096. D. Coy. 21/2/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Shepherd, John A., Pte 353096. 1^st Notts.& Derby.R. 32947 Pte, 9^th RS 353096 – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Shepherd, K.C Lance Corporal 9th	NBW-S
Shepherd, K.C, L/Cpl Wounded in neighbourhood of Ypres. Resides at 2 Kerr Street, Stockbridge, Edinburgh. Dated 6/5/15. See also EED 6.5.15	NBW
Shepherd, K.C. L/Cpl 1842 24/2/15 (1) Comm 3^rd A&S Hrs 11/10/15	2610
Shepherd, Kenneth C., L/Cpl 1842 entered theatre as Pte comm 3rd A&SH	0629
Shepherd, W.A. Pte RS Missing. Information gladly received by his parents at 33 High Street, Macduff. EED 28 Jan 1919	–
SHEPHERD, WILLIAM ANDREW, W A, Private, ‘44141’, 9th Bn., 19, 13/Apr/1918, Belgium, SON OF WILLIAM AND ISOBEL SHEPHERD, OF 33, HIGH ST., MACDUFF, BAMFSHIRE. [Banffshire]	CWGC
Shepley, Thomas H., Pte 62607 9^th RS	0636
SHEPLEY, Thomas Holdsworth. 11 Restalrig Ave. Edinburgh. (6915)	RSC
Sheppard, Philip Pte 47638 9^th RS	0635
SHEPPARD, William A., b. Gamrie, Banffshire, e. Aberdeen , r. Macduff, Banffshire, 44141, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 13/04/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Shepperd, William A., Pte 44141 9th RS	0635
Sheratt, George Pte 352756 9^th RS	0640
Sherman, A. Pte 1989 24/2/15 (1) Comm – Alfred Sherman 9RS Pte 1989, 7^th A&SH 2/Lt, KA Rifles Lt, Capt 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 comm 21.2.15 OC 2 Bn A&SH, Parkhurst, I of W. [Isle of Wight, probably Albany Barracks] MIC	2610
Sherman, A., Pte to be made 2/Lt The Scotsman 22 Feb 15 – Privates Richard John Patterson Harle, Alfred Sherman, Simon Forrest, William Reid, from 9RS to be 2/Lt 7^th A&SH 21.2.15 LG 20.2.15	–
Sherman, Alfred, Pte 1989 comm 7^th A&SH 21.2.15	0629
Sherry Piper 9^th Royal Scots sports and pipe-playing competition, held at Barry Camp The Scotsman 1 Aug 1921	–
Shields an old regular from RSF, D Coy early 17, good man, steady as a rock, game all the time J.Quinn IWM doc 5992 [?George Shields if Quinn meant to say HLI?]	–
Shields, G. Pte 17117 1^st H.L.I. 2/6/15 (1A) 9^th RS 352550 Pte C. Z. – George Shields HLI Pte 17117, RS 352550, HLI 77230 15Star&BWM&VM [1] 2.6.15 12 Alexander St, Ardrie, Lanarkshire MIC	2610 –
SHIELDS, G. Pte. No. 352550 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Shields, G.L 2728 [poor match for 352550 so looks like different man][no MIC found]	EB1
Shields, G.L. 2728 D Coy	LS7
Shields, John Pte 51837 9^th RS	0636
Shiell, James Pte He was killed by a shell splinter in action in France on 24th March 1918, aged 19 and is commemorated on the Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France. He had enlisted on 9th July 1915, aged 17 and was a Battalion Runner, a very dangerous occupation. http://www.coldstreamhistorysociety.co.uk/index.php/war-memorials/profile/chirnside-james-shiell	–
Shiell, James Pte 351119 9^th RS 3566 Pte	0640
SHIELL, James, e. Peebles , r. Chirnside, Berwickshire, 351119, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Shiell, James Pte, 9RS, Chirnside. Memorium Berwickshire News and General Advertiser 20.5.19	SD –
SHIELL, JAMES, J, Private, ‘351119’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Shingler, Richard Pte 352533 16^th High.L.I. attd 9^th RS 27133 Pte, 9^th RS 5929 Pte – Richard Shingler HLI Pte 27133, RS 5929, 352533 VM&BWM MIC – Officially accepted as on 9.4.17 at Roclincourt. Mo Mary Register Effects – Mo Mary Pension Ledger	0640 –
SHINGLER, Richard, b. Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 352533, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, FORMERLY 27133, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SHINGLER, RICHARD, PRIVATE, 352533, 9/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SHINGLER, RICHARD, R, Private, ‘352533’, 9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
Shirlaw, H, 2/Lt. 9th RS joined for duty 7 Aug 1916, proceeded to Hermin for training 27 Feb 1917 Lt commanding advance party on march Jan 18 ops Order 144	WD
Shirlaw, H. Lt. 7th RS. reinforcement officer Oct 1918, proceeded to demobilization Jan 1919 – L/Cpl Hugh Shirlaw A&SH to be 2/Lt RS 10.1.16 LG 18.1.16 – VM&BWM, France 3.8.16, 2/Lt, Lt MIC TNA	WD –
SHIRLAW, HUGH. Lasswade School. M.A. 1907; B.D. 1910. Minister, Church of Scotland. 14th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Private June 1915; Sergeant Dec. 1915. 9th Royal Scots (T), 2nd Lieut. Jan. 1916; Lieut. July 1917. France. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
SHIRLEY, T, Private, ‘352372’, 9th Bn., , 23/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
SHIRLEY, T. Pte. No. 352372 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Shirley, Thomas Pte 352372 11^th RS 5703 Pte, 9^th RS 5703 Pte	0640
SHIRLEY, Thomas, b. Maryhill, Lanarkshire, e. Glasgow, 352372, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Shoobridge, Reginald Harold Served 25th (Service) Battalion (Frontiersmen) Royal Fusiliers. Unit formed in London on 12 February 1915 by the Legion of Frontiersmen; 10 April 1915 embarked at Plymouth for East Africa, arriving Mombasa 4 May 1915; left for England at end of May 1917; disbanded at Putney on 29 June 1918. At some stage he transferred to 2/9th (Highlanders) Battalion. Disbanded near Fermoy in March 1918. Reginald Harold Shoobridge was awarded a Serbian Silver Medal of Valour (Milos Obilic Medal for Bravery) whilst according to the LG, 19 Sept 1919 he was 49668 serving with 2/9th Royal Scots as Acting CSM. Working in Mobilization Directorate War Office, acting rank authorised 18.1.19. No 49668 L/Cpl Shoolridge [sic] to be acting CSM WO (Class II) 2/4^th RS. Shoolridge, Reginald Harold, 49668, A/CSM, 2/9 R Scots T.F. (Muswell Hill, London N) Medal for Value Serbia, LG 20/09/1919, Pg 11759 then correction to Medal for Valour, LG 07/10/1919, Pg 12416. Probably transferred from 2/4 to 2/9 RS when former disbanded August 1917, Ireland. Courtesy ForeignGong, SteveE GWF – Shoobridge, updated from Shooleridge R. Fus L/Cpl, Cpl 12856; RS 49668 15Star&BWM&VM Theatre 4a 1.5.15 MIC – Name corrected as per MIC. 25^th R. Fus. Medal Roll 15 Star, Depot RS, Piece 2612 – A/CSM Shoobridge, Reginald H. Medal Roll VM&BWM Piece 0635 – This man possibly 2/4^th RS and possibly transferred to 2/9^th in Ireland in Aug 17? See also Sidney Sutton, Alexander Massey and Albert Fenlon	–
SHORT, A. L/Corpl. No. 351271 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Shawcross, H 2789 L/Cpl D Coy	LS7
Shreenan, Hugh Pte 44301 9^th RS	0635
Shreeve, Edward Pte 48599 11^th North’d Fus. 333 Pte, 9^th RS	0635
Sibbald Sgt Colour party returned to Waverley station The Scotsman 19^th June 1919	–
SIBBALD, D. Pte. No. 3895, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Sibbald, David Pte Wounded and missing since July 22^nd. Any information will be gratefully received by his parents who reside at 12 Rodney Street, Edinburgh. The Evening Dispatch 6 Sept 16 – David Sibbald 3895 Pte RS disparu depuis 22.7.16 negatif 16.4.17 Mrs Sibbald (son) 12 Rodney St, Edin FMP from ICRC	–
Sibbald, David Pte 3895	0629
SIBBALD, David, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 351330, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SIBBALD, DAVID, D, Private, ‘351330’, 9th Bn., 19, 23/Jul/1916, France, SON OF GEORGE AND ELIZABETH SIBBALD, OF 12, RODNEY ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
SIBBALD, Francis Alexander. 18 Northfield Terr. Edinburgh 8. (10519)	RSC
SIBBALD, Francis Alexander. (10519). 78 Willowbrae Road, Edinburgh 8 The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
SIBBALD, J, Private, ‘352232’, 1st/9th Bn., , 28/Jan/1918, France,	CWGC
Sibbald, James Pte 352232 9^th RS 5562 Pte	0640
Sibbald, James Pte d.28.1.18, Courier 8.2.18 East Lothian	–
SIBBALD, James, b. Prestonkirk, East Lothian, e. North Berwick, 352232, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 28/01/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Sibbald, John N., A/Sgt 352976 9^th RS 6864 A/Cpl	0640
Sidebottom, Joseph Pte 351266 9^th RS	0640
Sidebottom, William 2989	EB1
Sigar, M. Pte 301146 9RS British Jewry Book of Honour	–
Sillers, J. Pte 350422 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 18/3/19	2610
Silver, Algernon Pte 353013 8^th Yorks.L.I. 2956 Pte, 9^th RS 353013 Pte, 17^th RS 353013 Pte – Yorks LI Pte 2956, R Scots 353013 France 26.8.15 15Star&BWM&VM MIC – 26 yr 69 days, attested 8 Sept 1914, labourer b. Earley Rise (Early Rise?), Berkshire 8^th KOYLI; to Army Reserve; rejoined; Cpl, reverted to Pte by his CO; 11^th KOYLI; transferred 2/9^th RS as Pte 18.11.16; wounded and missing 26.9.17; Now Repd Regd Unit 28.9.16; Depot 10.1.18 Home 8.9.14-25.8.15; France 26.8.15-5.1.16; Home 6.1.16-4.8.17; BEF 5.8.17-9.1.18; home 10.1.18-5.7.18; BEF 6.7.18- 6.10.18; Home 7.10.18 Wounded 27.9.17 Next of kin mother 119 Wykeham Road, Reading No 7407 Silver A. 9^th Royal Scots No 353013 Silver A. 9^th RoyaL Scots posted to 2^nd RS 22.8.17 Service record	0640 –
Silver, H 3032 B Coy	LS4
SILVER, H. Sergt. No. 3032 , Inter-Company Tug-of-War. Won by C. Coy. 26.1.17, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SILVER, H. Sergt. No. 3032 , Inter-Platoon Football Tournament. – concluded two days before the Battalion took up trench positons for the Battle of Arras. Finalists were No’s 10 and 12 Platoons from C.Coy. Narrow win for No. 12 Platoon. Score 1 – 0. 5.4.17, Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Silver, H. Pte 350818 4/5/15 (1) Disemb 23/2/19	2610
Silver, Harold 3032?	EB1
Silver, Harold Sgt 350818 9^th RS 3032 Pte, attd 154^th Bde.H.Q. – Harold Silver, R Scots Pte 3032, 9 R Scots Pte 350818 15 Star, BWM, VM France 4.5.15 – Disembarked 4.5.15, disemb. 23.2.19. 1915 Star Piece 2610 – Medals for sale. 1914-15 STAR TRIO TO HAROLD SILVER THE FAMOUS HYDE SEALS GOALKEEPER, A PRIVATE IN THE 9TH ROYAL SCOTS AND THEN A 2ND LIEUTENANT IN THE CHESHIRE REGIMENT..THE STAR IS NAMED.350818.PTE.H.SILVER.R.SCOTS.BWM AND VICTORY NAMED 3032 PTE. H. SILVER R.SCOTS. ALSO THERE ARE 4 MORE MEDALS, 2 WATER POLO MEDALS AND 2 ROYAL SCOTS REGIMINTAL MEDALS BOTH NAMED TO SGT. H. SILVER C COY. ALSO THERE IS A NEWSPAPER ARTICLE GIVING HIS LIFE STORY, A POSTCARD FOTO OF HIM, ANOTHER COPY FOTO OF HIM FROM THE BOOK “HYDE AT WAR”, A COPY PAGE LONDON GAZETTE ON HIS PROMOTION, AND THE ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE SIGNED GEORGE V PROMOTING HIM TO 2ND LIEUTENANT IN THE CHESHIRE REGIMENT. ebay – Silver and Souter photo	0640 –
Sim, Robert Pte 3541 (“4/9^th Royal Scots”?) Dundee hospital adm 19.10.15	–
Sime, Harry Pte 44371 9^th RS 11^th RS	0635
Sime, Henry Pte 48760 13^th RS 9^th RS	0635
Sime, T 2859 A Coy	LS6
SIME, T. Pte. No. 2859, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Sime, Thomas 2859 – Disembarked 6.12.15 France as Pte 9RS; 92337 Sgt Tank Corps 15Star Medal Roll Tank Corps Piece 2834 Also Sgt 9RS BWM&VM Medal Roll Tank Corps Piece 1774	EB1 –
Simmons, Daniel Pte 44837 8^th R.W.Surrys 10928 Pte, 11^th RS 1/8^th RS 1/9^th RS	0635
Simmons, James Pte 1696 – ? Simons, J. Pte 1696 Territorial Force War Medal piece 3260 (TFWM)	0629
Simons, James (Drummer) Stewart Melville	–
SIMMS, T.H. Pte. No. 351943 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SIMPSON PRIVATE, 351153, 20/Sep/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS [See Simpson, Adam]	SW
Simpson Pte, 1^st Service Company, Royal Scots; E Coy 9^th RS – ?There are six Simpsons listed under QSA Queens South Africa Medal Roll (initials: A, N, R, T, W, W) for the regular 1^st Bn Includes QSA 4848 Cpl R. Simpson, clasps Belfast, Cape Colony, Orange Free State; KSA clasps: South Africa 1901, 1902 Ancestry Page 78/544 This is the only Simpson in the 1^st VSC pages of the QSA Medal Roll p.224/544 1^st VSC RS Pte Simpson, R. 8167 – QSA South Africa 1901 = yes Ancestry Page 224/544 – ?Simpson, Robert – no not this man 4848 Robert Simpson, Corporal, 1st Royal Scots South Africa ‘His WW1 records show that he served with the 9th Royal Scots (probably as a musketry instructor)’ Stebie9173, refers to a postman Robert Warwick Simpson (Newtown St Boswells), London Gazette 4 Apr 1905 p.2554 Great War Forum Chelsea records – born ~1875, Selkirk; 4848 RS, service started 1893 ? Is this the record referred to on GWF? Yes, but no RS reference. Robert W. Simpson, Newstead, Melrose, 16.2.15 joined KOSB as 8498, previous 9 yrs 1^st RS (L/Sgt), 38yr10mos, postman, wife Agnes Simpson (McLean), Fairfax Cottage, Newstead, Melrose, married 17.12.97, children Agnes Warwick 25.5.99 Edin and Jane White 2.1.04 Hawick KOSB depot 13.2.15, 9^th KOSB 19.2.15, 3^rd KOSB 1.9.16 Robert W Simpson Sgt 658085. Z class 26.3.19 Group 30 (postman). Presby. 4^th (Res) KOSB Embarked 12.11.18 IBD 12.11.18 Field 27.11.18 – lots of detail RASC? BEF 11.11.18 Labour Corps 24.12.18 758 Coy, 435 Coy. Signed HS Hope Gill (qv) but no RS reference. Born Selkirk. Enteritis, Red Cross Hosp Kinghorn 11.2.18-18.2.18. Dentistry 1917 Service record – and previous record 9^th KOSB became 53^rd Training Res Bn. Wrote from Greenyards Lodge, Melrose 19.1.31 to OC Records Robert W Simpson 8498 KOSB LC MIC – See Simpson, R.	FSA ?
Simpson Sgt Signed papers CO Rhind (qv) 1909 ?R. Simpson	–
Simpson, A 2480 B Coy	LS1
SIMPSON, A, Private, ‘351153’, 9th Bn., , 20/Sep/1917, Belgium,	CWGC
Simpson, A, Pte 350566 Awarded D.C.M. Jan 19 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Simpson, A. D.C.M. citation: ‘350566 Pte. A. Simpson 9^th Bn. (Edinburgh) For gallantry during the advance in October and November 1918, as mounted orderly. He carried out his work under most trying conditions, never failing to keep in touch, though often under fire. He had two horses wounded under him. (11.3.20)’ – Simpson, Andrew Pte 2480 350566 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 MIC	–
SIMPSON, A. L/Corpl. No. 351153 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SIMPSON, A. L/Corpl. No. 351153 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Simpson, A. Pte 350566 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 21/3/19	2610
Simpson, A. Pte. no. 350566 D.C.M. Vendin le Vieil New Years List 1918	WD
SIMPSON, A.G. C.S.M.Referee. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Simpson, Adam F., Cpl 351153 9^th RS 3633 Pte	0640
SIMPSON, Adam, b. Portobello, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 351153, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Simpson, Andrew 2480	EB1
Simpson, Andrew Pte 350566 9^th RS 2480	0640
Simpson, Arthur E. 9^th R.S., member Royal Scots Club 1940/41, membership number 13344, 5 Gibsons Hill, Norbury, London S.W. 16	–
Simpson, D. Pte 350179 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 24/2/19	2610
Simpson, D. Pte 350193 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 25/3/19	2610
Simpson, Daniel Sgt 350179 9^th RS 1495 Sgt	0640
Simpson, David Pte 350193 9^th RS 1530 – Court of inquiry in the field 13.3.16 by order AS Blair: deaths of WS Carter, JC Wilson and poisoning of Pte Dishington 2005. President Maj RHF Moncrieff, members Capt A Taylor, 2/Lt AS Nicoll. 1530 David Simpson gives evidence. ‘The next thing I remember was being in the Field Ambulance some time the next day’ Papers of WS Carter – 15Star&BWM&VM Disemb. France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
SIMPSON, David, Mr. 39 Kekewich Ave. Edinburgh. (6331) 1933/34 Also member 1935/36, 1940/41, 1942/43 at same address	RSC –
Simpson, David, Pte 06-11 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Simpson, H.C. Lt H Coy, University (along with FR Lucas). Address: University Union. The Edinburgh University Calendar 1907	–
Simpson, H.C., Lt	F1901
Simpson, Harold Christopher Second Lieu 1 Dec 1906. Lt 20 Oct 1908, Gazette 13th April 1909 promoted Lieu with effect prior to 31st March 1909. Attached to 2^nd Bn Seaforth Highlanders, April 1907. Served in QRVB, RS, 1903-05; and in 9^th Highlanders, RS, 1906-08. Born 12 Mar 1882. Son of the Rev. — Simpson, Rector of Waddingham, Kirton Lindsey, Lincolnshire. (Edinburgh University.) Appointed to the battalion # 44	F
Simpson, Harold Christopher 2/Lt Officers from the 9^th Volunteer Battalion (Highlanders), the Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), appointed to 9^th (Highlanders) Battalion, The Royal Scots, 1^st April 1908. London Gazette 18 Sept 1908
SIMPSON, HAROLD CHRISTOPHER. Trent College, Derbyshire. M.B., Ch.B. 1908. L.M.S.S.A. (Lond.) 1908. No. 4 Coy. Q.R.V.B., Royal Scots, and 9th Royal Scots (T.), 1902-8. R.A.M.C. (T.), Captain Oct. 1914; Temp. Major Jan. 1919. Military Hospital, Newcastle, Dec. 1916. D.A.D.M.S., Lucknow Division, India, 1919. Dispatches 1919. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – 1882-1949 Born Thongs Bridge, Yorks. Medical Officer, late Major RAMC TF, served in Great War 1914-19, India 1917-19. Married Barbara (Ara) Nichol 1909. Family tree and who’s who	–
Simpson, J 2907	EB1
SIMPSON, J W, Private, ‘352670’, 1st/9th Bn., , 4/Aug/1917, Belgium,	CWGC
SIMPSON, J. Pte. No. 3463, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Simpson, James Francis Pte 3465 Disembarked 13.10.15 France as Pte 9RS; 92343 Gun. Tank Corps DofW 30.11.17 15Star Medal Roll Tank Corps Piece 2834; also BWM&VM Medal Roll Piece 1774, listed as Pte Tank Cps. – Died 30.11.17 F&F. Enlisted Edinburgh Pte. Royal Tank Corps 92343, Died of wounds. 3465 RS. SDGW – Tank Corps Gnr. Father William. States: See also 377/638613 [this was originally recorded as Gunner Samuel Francis Simpson and changed to James, states: see also 392/66140 pointing back at other record] Register Soldiers’ Effects – Gunner, ‘C’ Bn Tank Corps 92343, d.30.11.17, Rocquigney-Equancourt Road British Cemetery [used mainly by 21^st and 48^th CCS] CWGC – 15Star&BWM&VM 9RS Pte 3465; Tank Corps Gnr 92343, DofW 30.11.17 France 13.10.15 MIC	–
Simpson, John Grant 9^th R.S., member Royal Scots Club, membership number 5650 1935/36 – 26 Grange Road, Edinburgh 1940/41, 1942/43 – Langley, Kirkbrae, Liberton 31.12.1955 – 76 Strathearn Road, Edinburgh (listed as J.G. Simpson, membership no. 5650) – ?Simpson, J.G. Lt QRVB to be Instructor of Musketry 21.9.01 Volunteer Service Gazette 27.9.01	–
SIMPSON, John Grant, Mr. 26 Grange Rd. Edinburgh. (5650)	RSC
Simpson, John W., Pte 352670 9^th RS	0640
SIMPSON, John William, b. Durham, e. West Hartlepool, Durham , r. Ferry Hill, Durham, 352670, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 04/08/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Simpson, R. CQMS 350022 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 25/4/19 – Simpson, R. CQMS 252 Wounded. The Leather Sporran, vol 1 no 2, published 1^st Nov 16	2610 –
SIMPSON, R. CQMS. No. 252, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Simpson, R. Sergt No.3 Sec. Cmdr. ‘E’ Coy, 98 E. Claremont Street. General Programme, Drill Season 1914	–
Simpson, Robert CSM 350022 9^th RS 252 W.O.Cl.II – Simpson, Robert, R.Scots WO Cl II 252; 9/R Scots CQMS 350022 VM&BWM&15Star (1) France 24.2.15 MIC (p.1522/2891 Simpson, John-Simpson,Wm) – 252 would most likely have been 8 April 1908	0640 –
SIMPSON, Robert, Mr. Captains Rd. Liberton. Edinburgh. (1850) 1933/34 – Also a member of the Royal Scots Club 1935/36, 1940/41 and 1941/42 but not at this address after this date. Simpson, Robert 9^th R.S. Q.V.B.R.S., membership number 17292, Four Canons Close, Craigwell, Bognor Regis, Sussex 31.12.1950 and 31.12.1955 (See Simpson, Robert for an earlier membership no)	RSC
Simpson, Tubbie [?] Huie Collection	–
Simpson, W Private 9th	NBW-S
SIMPSON, W. Drummer. No. 431, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
SIMPSON, W. Pte. No. 350925 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Simpson, W. Bandsman Wounded at Ypres. His father resides at 18 Yeaman Place, Edinburgh. EED 28.5.15	–
Simpson, W. Pte 431 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 30/11/15 – Dr Wm Simpson 431 9RS 28.5.08-30.11.15 wounds xvi served overseas SWB	2610 –
Simpson, William Born at Dollar. Eldest son of John Simpson, of Cemetery Lodge, Dollar. Educated at Dollar Academy. He left in 1899. Occupation: employed in Kilmarnock. Private 352724 Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) 2nd/9th Bn. He enlisted in September 1916. He and some others were holding a front line trench, when a shell burst among them, killing two and wounding the rest. Died of wounds on 05/08/1917, aged 32. Belgium MENDINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY IV. A. 18. Also commemorated at Dollar Parish Church; Dollar Academy. Photograph: Dollar Magazine 1918, p36. Hillfootsarmedforcesfatalitiesreformatted11082014standard.pdf by Ian Middleton at www.ochils.org.uk and http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Hillfoots_Fatalities.pdf Dollar magazine 1917 p.142 severely wounded and succumbed to wounds on same day. Employed in Kilmarnock until Sept 1916, when he joined the RS.	–
Simpson, William B., Pte 63216 9^th RS	0636
Simpson, William G., Pte 58953 9^th RS 13^th RS	0636
Simpson, William Pte 350925 9^th RS	0640
Simpson, William Pte 351144 9^th RS 3623	0640
Simpson, William Pte 352237 9^th RS 5567 Pte	0640
Simpson, William Pte 352724 9^th RS	0640
Simpson, William Pte 431	0629
Simpson, William Pte 62557 9^th RS attd 5^th Gor. Hrs.	0636
SIMPSON, William, b. Dollar, Clackmannanshire, e. Kilmarnock, Ayrshire , r. Dollar, 352724, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 05/08/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SIMPSON, William, b. North Leith, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 350925, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SIMPSON, William, b. Ormiston, East Lothian, e. Edinburgh, 352237, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/04/17, FORMERLY 30606, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Simpson, William, Drummer 1426 becomes 431 in 1908, G Coy changed to H Coy. b. Hutchison Town, Lanarkshire. Laboratory assistant, as non-indentured apprentice, residing at 1 Buccleauch St Attested 28^th May 1908, age 15 yr 1 mnth at 7 Wemyss Pla, height 4ft 9 ¼ inches, 71 lbs (5 stone). Drummer. Embodied service 5.8.14-30.11.15, discharged Para 392 XVI at Peebles 26 Nov 15. Edinburgh 28.5.08-23.2.15, BEF 24.2.15-11.5.15, Home 12.5.15-30.11.15 GSW L shoulder 8.5.15 Father: Andrew Simpson 1 Buccleuch St [crossed out], 31 Gibson Ter. Ancestry – Simpson, W. 431 Arrived No.3 General Hospital, Stobhill, Glasgow The Scotsman 14 May 15	–
SIMPSON, WILLIAM, PRIVATE, 350925, 9/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SIMPSON, WILLIAM, PRIVATE, 352724, 5/Aug/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SIMPSON, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘350925’, “A” Coy. 9th Bn., 21, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MRS. MARY SIMPSON, OF 13, MANDERSTON ST., LEITH; HUSBAND OF AGNES MCKAY (FORMERLY SIMPSON), OF 38, WEST BOWLINGREEN ST. LEITH, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
SIMPSON, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘352237’, 9th Bn., 35, 21/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MRS. CALDER, OF 4, LYNE ST., EDINBURGH; HUSBAND OF ELIZABETH BELL WEIR SIMPSON, OF 11, LYNE ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
SIMPSON, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘352724’, 2nd/9th Bn., 32, 5/Aug/1917, Belgium, SON OF JOHN SIMPSON, OF CEMETERY LODGE, DOLLAR, CLACKMANNANSHIRE.	CWGC
Simpson, Wm 431,[*], Badge No. 108206	SWB
Sims Made L/Cpl ~June 16. Joe Sims B Coy Lewis Gun Team J. Quinn IWM doc 5992	–
Sims, Cyril J., L/Sgt 350391 9^th RS 2022 Pte	0640
Sims, Cyril Joseph 2022	EB1
SIMS, Cyril Joseph. No. 2022. c/o Caly Station Hotel. D changed to B Comp. 19/8/14. 19 yrs 3 mons.	EBD
Sims, E.E 2729	EB1
Sims, J. Pte 350391 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 24/2/19	2610
Sims, Thomas H., A/Sgt 351943 9^th RS 5213 Pte, 2^nd RS 351943	0640
Simson, H.M 2088	EB1
Simson, HARRY MACDONALD, Capt, 51 Manor Place, Edinburgh. Enlisted in 9th Royal Scots in August 1914. Afterwards obtained a Commission and served with 52nd Lowland Divisional Train at Cape Helles, Gallipoli, from May till August 1915, and with New Zealanders at Anzac from August till September 1915; from October 1915 till August 1919 with 10th Divisional Train in Servia, Macedonia, Palestine, and Egypt. Roll of honour of members of the Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet, and apprentices 1914-1919 – 15 Star: Simson, H.M., Lt RASC, disembarked 6.6.15 (2A). British War Medal and Victory Medal: Simson, H.M., Capt RASC. MIC: Simson, H.M., RASC Lt; 16 Divl? Capt; 6.6.15 Gallipoli. Allenby’s Despatch 5 Mar 1919	–
SIMSON, Harry McDonald. No. 2088. 31 Manor Place, Edinburgh. W H Comp. 29/8/14. 31 yrs. 11/11/14 Edinburgh Commission	EBD
Sinclair [no futher identification] Wounded in the ear last month, a shell burst five yards in front of him, now in hospital in Rouen. Son of Mr and Mrs R. Sinclair, 12 Bonington Terrace, Edinburgh. The Scotsman 6 May 15	–
Sinclair Maj. Is the Reserve Bn at the Castle and do you know if Col Doig is with them? I wrote Maj Sinclair 2-i-c 12.10.18 Bennet Clark, T.W. Letters written by sons to mother during WWI, Ref: 1994.106, National War Museum Scotland Library, Edinburgh Castle	–
Sinclair Private 9th	NBW-S
Sinclair Pte Wounded and now in hospital at Rouen. He is a son of Mr and Mrs R. Sinclair, 12 Bonnington Terrace, Edinburgh. EED 6.5.15 Wounded in the ear last month, a shell burst five yards in front of him. EED 6.5.15 (different page)	–
Sinclair, A. 2008 Wounded: ROYAL SCOTS, 9TH BATTALION (T.F.) The Scotsman – Monday, 14th June 1915, page 11 [PPCLI] re. Valentine, Cecil. Great War Forum	–
Sinclair, A. Pte 2008 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 3/12/15	2610
Sinclair, Alex 2008, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 140591 9RS Pte 17.8.14-13.12.15 sickness xvi, overseas yes	SWB
Sinclair, Alexander 2008	EB1
SINCLAIR, Alexander No. 2008. 1 So. St. James Street, Edinburgh. F (crossed out) B Comp. 17/8/14. 21 yrs 8 mons.	EBD
Sinclair, Alexander C., Pte 44299 9^th RS	0635
Sinclair, Alexander Private 9th	NBW-S
Sinclair, Alexander Pte 2008	0629
Sinclair, Alexander, Pte See also EED 13 July 15 Wounded and suffering from gas poison. He resided with his parents at 1 South St James Street, Edinburgh.	NBW
SINCLAIR, B, Private, ‘375901’, 1st/9th Bn., , 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF MRS. C. SINCLAIR, OF 31, NICOLSON ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Sinclair, Bruce Pte 375901 17^th RS 375901 Pte, 9^th RS 375901 Pte	0640
SINCLAIR, Bruce, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 375901, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SINCLAIR, BRUCE, PRIVATE, 375901, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SINCLAIR, C. Pte. No. 350985, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [wounded before killed, or did this intend to report killed?] – Charles Sinclair Pte 9RS 350985 15Star&BWM&VM France 12.10.15 KIA MIC [Cannot find in Register of Soldier’s Effects] [350985 ~3371, close to 350980 enlisted 4.6.15] – WD has draft of 105 NCOs and men 20.10.15 WD states 1 OR killed 19.4.17. On this day they went into the sunken road before Roeux. – ‘Charlie’ only son of 13 children (one boy and 12 girls) Only lived a short time at Caithness, moved around a lot due to father’s work Information courtesy Margot McLaughlin, grand-dau of one of the sisters – There is an otherwise unidentified Charles St. Clair (qv)?	–
Sinclair, C. Pte 350985 12/10/15 (1) K in A 19/4/17	2610
Sinclair, Charles Pte 350985 9^th RS	0640
SINCLAIR, Charles, b. Tarbert, Argyllshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Thurso, Caithness, 350985, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 19/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SINCLAIR, CHARLES, C, Private, ‘350985’, 9th Bn., , 19/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
Sinclair, Charles. 350985. Pte. 9th (Hldrs) Royal Scots. TF. 154th Bde, 51st (Highland) Div. Born Tarbert. Home Thurso. Enlisted Edinburgh. Killed in action 19/04/17 Scarpe, Arras. Parents; Robert, Duncan St, Thurso. http://www.internet-promotions.co.uk/archives/caithness/roll/rollofs.htm	–
Sinclair, D.B., 2nd Lt. 4 Oct 14	W
Sinclair, Donald Boase CAPTAIN DONALD BOASE SINCLAIR, O.B.E., 43 Castle Street, Edinburgh. Received Commission as 2nd Lieutenant 9th Royal Scots on 4th October 1914. Thereafter promoted Captain. Served as Intelligence Officer on South-East Coast of Kent. Staff Captain at War Office, and thereafter under New Recruiting Organisation. Roll of honour of members of the Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet, and apprentices 1914-1919 The London Gazette, 26 Jan. 1923 (p.613) 7th/9th Bn. Royal Scots.- The undermentioned Offrs. are transferred, retaining their rank and precedence. 27th Jan. 1923. From the 9th Bn Capt. D.B. Sinclair, O.B.E. – Sinclair, Donald B., 2/Lt (Reserve Bn) Society of Writers to HM Signet, serving The Scotsman 31 Dec 14 – Donald Boase Sinclair to be 2/Lt 4.10.14 9RS London Gazette 9.10.14 – 2^nd Lt to be Lt with precedence from 1 June 16, 1^st Aug 17 The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7873 – House M started 1902, start war 2/Lt end Capt, OBE, served 14-19 GB http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Fettes_Roll_0.pdf – Gazetted 2/Lt, Reserve Bn 12^th October 1914, assigned H Coy Reserve Bn 15 Nov 14. Oxford Univ Volunteer Bn. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
SINCLAIR, Donald Boase, Captain. 9 Belgrave Place. Edinburgh. (5608)	RSC
SINCLAIR, DONALD BOASE. Fettes College. B.A. (Oxford) 1908; LL.B. and Writer to the Signet, 1911. 9th Royal Scots (T.), 2nd Lieut. Oct. 1914; Lieut. June 1916; Captain Aug. 1917. Staff Captain, War Office. Intelligence Officer, South-East Coast of Kent. O.B.E. (Military) 1919. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
SINCLAIR, G. Pte. No. 3674, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Sinclair, H. Pte 1837 24/2/15 (1) Comm 3/4^th D. of W. Regt. 13/1/16	2610
Sinclair, Harold Pte 1837 comm 3/4^th West Riding 13.1.16	0629
SINCLAIR, HAROLD, Lieut., 2/4th (Territorial) Battn. The Duke of Wellington’s (West Riding Regt.), 4th and youngest s. of Andrew Work Sinclair, of Stepney Road, Scarborough, J. P., Builder and Contractor, by his wife, Alice Maudy dau. of John Stephenson ; b. Scarborough, co. York, 22 June. 1893 : educ. Woodhouse Grove School. Apperley Bridge ; was employed as a Draper’s Assistant with Messrs. Jenner and Sons. Edinburgh ; volunteered for foreign service and joined the 9th Battn. The Royal Scots Regt. 4 Aug. 1914. the day war was declared : served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders from Feb. 1915; took part in the Second Battle of Ypres ; was invalided home in Oct. after an operation for appendicitis ; obtained a commission as 2nd Lieut. The West Riding Regt. 17 Jan. 1916. and was promoted Lieut, about 15 July following, specializing in bombing, for which he held a Brigade Instructor’s certificate: returned to France 10 Jan., and was killed in action near Serre 17 Feb.1917. Buried in Serre Road British Cemetery, Beaumont Hamel Roll of Honour, Ruvigny, Vol III	–
SINCLAIR, Ivan (18719) Rosebank, Yetholm, Kelso. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Sinclair, J L/Cpl 1829 A Coy	LS5
Sinclair, Jasper I., L/Cpl 351478 9^th RS 4142 Pte	0640
Sinclair, Thomas W.T., Pte 02-07 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Sinclair, Thomas W.T., Pte 352980 9^th RS 6868 A/Cpl	0640
Sinclair, W.G 2328	EB1
Sinclair, W.G. 2328 Wounded EED 6 May 16	–
Sinclair, W.G. Pte 2328 24/2/15 (1) Comm 4^th Res. RS 22/11/16	2610
Sinclair, W.G., Pte 2328 comm 4^th RS 22.11.16	0629
Sinclair, W.J, 2nd Lt	F1901
Sinclair, W.J., 2/Lt Signed papers for Peddie, Geo. 1910 – Sinclair, W.J. Lt resigns his commission (21.1.14) The Times 21.1.14	–
SINCLAIR, WALTER GIBSON. Private, 9th Battalion Royal Scots, September 1914; 2nd Lieutenant, November 1916; Lieutenant, May 1918; Staff Captain (Civil Administration), April 1919. Attached 17th Royal Scots, January 1917; 11th Battalion, April 1917. Wounded at Ypres, April 1915, and Passchendaele, October 1917. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920)	–
Sinclair, William G.S., Pte 351393 9^th RS 3988 Pte	0640
SINCLAIR, William George Syme, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 351393, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SINCLAIR, WILLIAM GEORGE SYME, LANCE CORPORAL, 351393, 21/Sep/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SINCLAIR, WILLIAM GEORGE SYME, W G S, Lance Corporal, ‘351393’, “B” Coy. 9th Bn., 28, 21/Sep/1917, Belgium, HUSBAND OF ELIZABETH K. SINCLAIR, OF 53, GORGIE RD., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Sinclair, William John Second Lieu (supernumerary) 29 March 1909, dated prior 31st March 1909, Gazette 21st May 1909. Served for two years in Merchiston Castle Cadet Corps. Born 10 March 1891. Son of William Gardner Sinclair. (Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh.) In Printing and Lithographic Business. Appointed to the battalion # 56 – Sinclair, W.J ? There is a man of this name, schooled 1905-08, listed as 2^nd Lt, RAF Merchiston Castle School, Roll of honour 1914-1919 (1921) – ? William John Sinclair b.10.3.1891 [there is also a William James] 6.3.16 to be P2Lt RFC http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html – “Sinclair” 1912, assume this to be W.J.S. Huie Collection – Not able to find military records on Ancestry… ? Could be WJS b.10.3.1891 Edinburgh to William Gardner Sinclair and Elizabeth Macdonald Births ? Or WJS to William and Jane S, 10 Leviot Pl, Edinburgh 1901 Census	F
Sinclaur The East of Scotland half-back transferred by Airdrieonians to Leith, has joined the Dandy Ninth Daily Record 15.12.15	–
SKELDING, R D, Private, ‘351527’, 9th Bn., , 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MR. W. G. SKELDING, OF 285, WILTON RD., ASTON, BIRMINGHAM.	CWGC
Skelding, Royle D., Pte 351527 9^th RS	0640
SKELDING, Royle David, b. Aston, Birmingham, e. Edinburgh , r. Aston, 351527, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SKELDING, ROYLE DAVID, PRIVATE, 351527, 23/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Skeldon Pte A Coy Transport section, won pair in hand driving contest ‘1^st Drivers’ Turn Out’ and ‘1^st Driving Competition’. 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Skeldon, S.C 2912	EB1
SKELDON, S.C. Pte. No. 350769 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Skeldon, Samuel C., Pte 350769 9^th RS 2912	0640
SKELDON, Samuel Cowan, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350769, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SKELDON, SAMUEL COWAN, S C, Private, ‘350769’, 9th Bn., 29, 24/Mar/1918, France, BROTHER OF ELIZABETH B. KEDDIE OF 128, WEST ST., GLASGOW.	CWGC
Skinner, Alexander G, Pte, 3876 351316, 61 Abbeyland, Newtongrange http://www.freewebs.com/eltoro1960/Nominal%20Roll%20A%20to%20Z/S.htm	NBW
Skinner, Alexander G., Pte 351316 9^th RS 3876 Pte	0640
Skinner, H.J 2123	EB1
Skinner, H.J. Pte 350428 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 29/5/19	2610
Skinner, Henry J., L/Cpl 350428 9^th RS 2123 A/Cpl, attd 3^rd Intel. Corps. A/Cpl, attd Mil. Police A/Cpl, 8^th RS 350428	0640
Skinner, J 2790	EB1
Skinner, J.M. 2790 D Coy	LS7
Skinner, R. 2025, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 61555 9RS Pte 20.8.14-29.8.16 wounds xvi, overseas yes	SWB
Skinner, R. Pte 2025 24/2/15 (1a) Disc. 29/8/16	2610
Skinner, Robert 2025	EB1
Skinner, Robert Pte 2025	0629
SKINNER, Robert. No. 2025. 211 Pleasance. C Comp. 20/8/14. 28 yrs 5 mons.	EBD
Skinner, W 2079	EB1
SKINNER, William. No. 2079. 20 Wilton Road, Edinburgh. W H Comp. 29/8/14. 27 yrs. 23/12/14. Edinburgh Commission	EBD
Skitt 3058	EB1
SKITT, R.W. L/Corpl. No. 3058 , Inter-Platoon Five-a-side Football Competition. Won by 16th Platoon. 26.1.17, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SKITT, R.W. L/Corpl. No. 3058 , Military Medal – Notified in ‘Gazette’ of 19/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SKITT, R.W. Pte. No. 350834 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Skitt, R.W. 3058 A Coy	LS4
Skitt, R.W. Cpl 350834 4/5/15 (1) Dis. 11/10/17 – Skitt, Richard W. 9RS Cpl 3058, 350834 France (1) 4.5.15 SWB List D/61/1 15Star&BWM&VM MIC – L/Cpl 3058 MM – Manchester 16.12.15 Reserve Bn RS 3058 ?Highley War Hosp 15.6.17-11.10.17 GSW Shoulder (this page is Skitt’s on account of page edge shape) Cpl Richard William Skitt 3508?? 9RS discharged 11.10.17, address 99 Harley St, Openshaw, Manchester, weekly pension 24/- to be reviewed in 13 weeks. GSW right shoulder fract of head of humerus and scapula right 350834 para 392 xvi Home 16.12.14-3.5.15, BEF 4.5.15-13.6.17, home 14.6.17-11.10.17 Boiler maker born 1895 [confirm page reads from 16.12.14 but handwritten in corner] Service record – very burnt – mixed up with F. Leuchars (qv)	2610 –
Skitt, Richard W d. – , 3058, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Skitt, Richard W., Cpl 350834 9^th RS 3058 Cpl	0640
Slater, James Pte 44292 9^th RS	0635
Slater, Sydney Pte 50116 9^th RS 50116, E.Surr. R. 10722 Pte (written by hand) – 1 E Surrey R Pte L/10722; RS 50116 14Star&BWM&VM Disch 392 xvi 7.2.16 SWB List Theatre 16.8.14 MIC – 9RS 50116 24.3.18 action France Wid Lilian Register Soldiers’ Effects – Sydney Slater 10722 Pte E Surreys 17.9.13-7.2.16 sickness 392 xvi served overseas SWB roll East Surrey – 10722 3^rd East Surrey Regt 17.9.13 Pte Sydney Slater born Catford, London. 18yr2mos, shop porter. Posted 1^st 14.11.13 Sentended six months for sleeping at his post whilst sentinel on active service 4.11.14/ Posted D 30.6.15, posted 3^rd 21.7.15. Discharged no longer physically fit 7.2.16. Father Charles, mo Mary, brothers John and Frederick Leonard? ?Cleveland rd, New Malden Home 17.9.13-12.8.14, BEF 13.8.14-29.6.15, Home 30.6.15-7.2.16 50116 Pte Slater SS 1/9 RS Widow LF Slater writes from c/o Mrs Warner, 65 Russell Rd, Wimbledon 2.11.20 ‘Private Sydney Sydney Slater’ Re-enlisted 1917 Appears no in East Surrey on re-enlisting 31917, but a short time before transfer to RS 10.7.17. Hospital record 12 GH Rouen May 1915, catarrh, impelige? Fa Chas E Slater 16 Clevelend Rd. Pension details, other address for widow Draxmont, Wimbledon Hill; also 86 Wimbledon Hill etc Fa address Jan 1918 ?Thurlands cottage, Robin Hood engineering Works, P?? SW. Death certificate for George Edward John Slater, male, 10 months, died 1.3.18, son of Sydney Slater Pte RS 11 Cochrane Rd, Wimbledon, glazier (journeyman). Cause gastro interitis, cardiac syncope? Sidney [sp] Slater Pte 50116 9RS KIA 24.3.18 2/9 RES IV D Coy enlisted 19.5.17 Offence 12.9.17 Fermoy Pte ?exceeding pass; witness L/Cpl ?Renn? Denn? Service from 19.5.17 age 20yr9mos Group No 36 Glazier’s labourer, later Group 37 M. CofE Lilian Florence Slater, 16 Cleveland Rd, New Malden Enlisted 19.5.17, posted 3^rd E Surrey 22.5.17, transf 2/9 RS 10.7.17 Boulogne? 31.10.17, joined in field 4.11.17 Service record	0635 –
SLATER, Sydney, e. Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey , r. Wimbledon, Surrey, 50116, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, FORMERLY 31917, E. SURREY REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SLATER, SYDNEY, S, Private, ‘50116’, 9th Bn., 22, 24/Mar/1918, France, HUSBAND OF LILY FLORENCE SLATER, OF 109, FORE ST., EXMOUTH, DEVON.	CWGC
SLAUGHTER, Harold F. (1851). 4 Kilmaurs Terrace, Edinburgh 9 The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969 – Harold Fawdon Slaughter – 9RS 2/Lt, Lt; MGC Lt BWM&VM France 1.7.16? 3 Hamilton Terrace, Portobello, Edin. [same street as Edmund Slaughter] MIC – Slaughter family: Robert Y, Mrs Edith M, Geo H, Clement R, Ida L, Florence E, Harold F. 3 Hamilton Terrace, Portobello Electoral register 1925-26 Harold F Slaugter and Margaret M Slaughter, 3 Duddingston Park Electoral register 1965 (numerous other entries for different years) Robert Y Slaughter (railway advertising lesee?) and Edith M Slaughter, 3 Hamilton Terr. Children include Edmund W (10) and Harold F (9) 1901 Census Harold F Slaughter b~1892 Edmund William Slaughter 10.10.1891-9.1971, married 1931 Family tree from nj_hutchison Service record for Clement Reid Slaughter, another, younger brother, 2221 4RS 13.9.14; also Geo H brother was RSF	–
SLAUGHTER, EDMUND WILLIAM (1907). XV. 1906-7. Private, 9th Battalion Royal Scots, December 1915; 2nd Lieutenant, March 1917; Lieutenant, September 1918. Attached 11th Battalion, August 1916; 3rd Northumberland Fusiliers, April 19l7; 23rd Northumberland Fusiliers, May 1917; 37th Garrison Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers, June 1918. Prisoner of War Camp, Sheffield, January 1919. Wounded at Passchendaele, October 1917. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920) – Edmund William Slaughter 11 RS Pte 40071; Northumberland Fus 2/Lt [note 11RS not 9] VM&BWM Comm 28.3.17 France. Linden, Hamilton Terrace, Portobello, Edin. [note same street as Harold Slaughter] MIC – 40071 Edmund W Slaughter Pte 11 RS commm Northd Fus 28.3.17 BWM&VM Medal roll RS piece 0634	–
Slaughter, H.F, 2/Lt. joined for duty 16 Aug 1916 – ?Signs papers G Maskew as Capt OC A Coy 2/9 RS 27.2.17? ?*gland?	WD ?
SLAUGHTER, Harold Lowdon. 3 Hamilton Terr. Duddingston Rd. Edinburgh. (1851) [Harold Fawdon Slaughter?]	RSC
Slavin,? Slaven, J. Pte 1/9 RS trial at Leeds 1.12.17 WO86/79 p.165 Violence to superiors, marked Cpl, 28 days imprisonment. Quashed S.&S.[?] com to D 1.1.18 [commuted to detention rather than imprisonment?]	–
SLAVEN, James, Pte. 77 Whifflet Street. 3203. 9th Bn. [Little other info? Earliest ‘S’ in EB2 is 3233] Coatbridge and the Great War Roll of Honour by Rev. Samuel Lindsay (Minister of Coatbridge Baptist Church) – ?There is a L/Cpl J. Slaven 3RS 53252 trade Lr.Dr. 25.5.19 transf RASC (MT) FMP and a James Slaven of this # MIC for RS and RASC; but also an MIC for John Slaven RS and RASC and LC	–
SLOAN, William W., e. Edinburgh, 351005, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 07/11/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. [Looks like SLEAN, William, print unclear in book]	SD
SLEIGH, W. Pte. No. 3879, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Sleigh, William H., A/L/Cpl 351319 9^th RS 3879 Pte	0640
SLOAN PRIVATE, 351005, 7/Nov/1916, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Sloan, ‘Tod’ casualty, raid 7/8 Nov 16 at Beaumont Hamel, B Coy ‘the whole Coy were grieved. Kings have been mourned less than ‘Tod’.’ J.Quinn IWM doc 5992	–
Sloan, David Pte 36615 15^th RS 12^th RS attd. 5^th Gordons, 9^th RS	0633
Sloan, Frank A/Cpl 34463 16^th RS Pte, 13^th RS Pte, 9^th RS Pte – 34463 Pte Frank Sloan awarded MM gallantry displayed 8.9.17 51^st WD	0641 –
Sloan, W.W. Pte 3399 12/10/15 (1) Pres. D. 7/11/16	2610
Sloan, William W., Pte 3399	0629
SLOAN, WILLIAM W., W W, Private, ‘351005’, 9th Bn., 31, 7/Nov/1916, France, SON OF THE LATE JOHN T. SLOAN.	CWGC
SMAIL, James Cameron. Prof. O.B.E. 1 Grange Terr. Edinburgh. (8980)	RSC
SMAILES, J.W. Pte. No. 352712. C Coy., to Miss M.J. Martin, at Gateshead, on 23/3/17 , Marriages, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
SMAILL, J. Cameron , Principal. O.B.E. F.R.S.E. (8980) 1 Grange Terrace, Edinburgh. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Smaill, D.S 2574	EB1
SMAILL, D.S. L/Corpl. No. 2574. B Coy. To be paid Acting Corporal. 2/9/16., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Smaill, David S., [Smaill not Small] Pte 2574	0629
Smaillie, George M 2976	EB1
Small Drum-Maj	NBW
Small Drum-Major	2/9S
Small, G 3064 A Coy	LS4
SMALL, G. Pte. No. ? , Inter-Platoon Five-a-side Football Competition. Won by 16th Platoon. 26.1.17, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Small, G. Pte 353837 4/5/15 (1) Disemb 2/4/19	2610
Small, George 3064	EB1
Small, George A/Cpl 353837 9^th RS 3064 Pte, 13^th RS 353837	0640
Small, J. Pte 59381 2/10/15 (1) Cl. Z 29/3/19 (entry crossed out)	2610
Small, J., Drum Major Cannon, Roderick, ‘The Highland Bagpipe and Its Music’, 2002 – Dress claymore worn by Drum-Major. J. Small of the Dandy Ninth, the 9th Battalion (Highlander) The Royal Scots (the Royal Regiment), Prior to and during the Great War 1914-18, Presented by his son Mr James Small 35 Castle Street Dun. The hilt stamped ‘12.1900, H.B., Q.R.B, 6’, the scabbard locket also stamped ‘12.1900, 6’. Bonhams	–
Small, John Pte 351642 9^th RS attd 154^th Bde. H.L.I. 4620 Pte, 9^th RS 351642	0640
SMALL, John, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 351642, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 10/06/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMALL, JOHN, J, Private, ‘351642’, 9th Bn., 26, 10/Jun/1918, France, SON OF JESSIE SMALL, OF 22, LOCHEND RD. WEST, EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE THOMAS SMALL.	CWGC
SMALL, JOHN, PRIVATE, 351642, 10/Jun/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Small, N.H 2096	EB1
Small, N.H Pte 2096 Royal High School of Edinburgh – Small, N.H. 2096Died of Wounds, The Times 17.5.15	ww1
SMALL, N.H. Pte. No. 2096. 23/4/15 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Small, N.H. Pte 2096 24/2/15 (1) D of W 23/4/15	2610
SMALL, Norman EL, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 2096, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 23/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMALL, NORMAN H. (1907). Private, 9th Royal Scots. Killed in action, 23rd April 1915. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920) – Norman Howard Small, fell at St Julien 23 Apr 15, age 20, of Mr and Mrs D.A Small, St Andrew’s, Granby Rd, Edin. Also commemorating his brother William EA Small, Royal Horse Guards. In Memoriam. The Scotsman 25 Sep 22 Mr D.A Small presented the battalion with two colour belts and a drum-major’s sash in memory of Norman. Commended for his work with ex-servicemen, particularly the blind. At anniversary parade, The Scotsman 25 Feb 29 Mr DA Small, a member of the church, presented ten memorial windows in Mayfield Parish Church, Edinburgh, dedicated to the 7^th/9^th RS. Windows designed and executed by Misses Chilton and Kemp. The Scotsman 21 Mar 27 The windows are now in Craigmiller Park Church which combined with Mayfield South Church a few years ago. The father was an Elder of the church. When the church was established there were three Elders – one died – and Mr SMALL took over. He was invested in choral works. He lived in Granby Road and his brother lived in Glenorchy Terrace. There are a series of windows – one each for the sons who were KIA representing Stephen and the other a Centurion – plus ones for parents and uncle. – Birth certificate b. 27 Sept 1895, St Andrews, Granby Rd, Edinburgh to David Alexander Small (Clothier and outfitter) and Wilhelmina Small MS Donald, m. 14 Aug 1888, Edinburgh – Stained glass windows, posted SMRG – Pte Norman Howard Small, son of Mr and Mrs DA Small, Granby Rd, Edin, died 27.4.15 from wounds, 20yo and joined on outbreak of war. ‘His knowledge of French, one of the officers writes home, was found very useful by them.’ Daily Record 4.5.15 – http://www.ypres-salient.com/uk–ireland29.html	–
Small, Norman H., Pte 2096	0629
Small, Norman Howard Private 9^th	NBW-S
Small, Norman Howard Pte d. age 19 23.4.15 Hazebrouck died of wounds Return Other Ranks KIA or died on active service. ScotlandsPeople RD: 124-AF	–
SMALL, NORMAN HOWARD, N H, Private, ‘2096’, “B” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 19, 23/Apr/1915, Belgium, SON OF MR. AND MRS. DAVID A. SMALL, OF 28, ESSLEMONT RD., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Small, Norman Howard, Pte (left: NBW; right: Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 3 May 15) Of St Andrews, Granby Road, Edinburgh. Died of wounds on 27^th ult. – SMALL, NORMAN HOWARD, Private, No. 2096, 1/9th Battn. (Highlanders) The Royal Scots (T.F.). third s. of David Alexander Small. of 106, Princes Street. Edinburgh, Outfitter, by his wife. Minnie, 3rd dau. of William and Elizabeth Donald; b. Edinburgh. 27 Sept.1895; educ. Edinburgh Academy ; was a Business Student ; volunteered and joined 1/9th Royal Scots in Aug, 1914 ; left for France. 23 Feb. 1915, and died at No. 5 Casualty Clearing Station, Poperinghe. 23 April. 1915, of wounds received the same day at St. Jean, near Ypres. Buried in Military Cemetery, Poperinghe ; His brother. W. E. A. Small, was killed. 26 Sept. 1915 Roll of Honour, Ruvigny, Vol I Brother: William E.A. Small, Royal Horse Guards age 24	NBW –
Small, Robert Pte 36011 10^th A&S Hrs s/8089 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0633
SMALL, W L, Private, ‘350110’, 9th Bn., , 19/May/1917, France,	CWGC
Small, William L., Pte 350110 9^th RS 1333	0640
SMALL, William Lamont, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350110, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 19/05/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Smallbones, F. Pte 2/9 RS trial at Limerick 27.9.17 WO 86/78 p.149 Desertion 2 yrs detention – ?There is a F Smallbones born 1896 age 22 died 1.10.18 as Pte 353288 12 RS, buried Dadizeele New British Cemetery Son of Ernest Inkerman Smallbones, of Station Rd., Shalford, Surrey. CWGC Also a Pte Frederick Smallbones 11024 The Queen’s Regt, 353288 RS VM&BWM MIC TNA SDGW 12RS Fred Smallbones b. Guildford e. Guildford (Shalford) formerly 11024 RW Surrey Regt [RS # is 9RS block]	–
Smalley, J 3101 B Coy	LS4
SMALLEY, J. Pte. No. 3101, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Smalley, J. 3101 Wounded: ROYAL SCOTS, 9TH BATTALION (T.F.) The Scotsman – Monday, 14th June 1915, page 11 [PPCLI] re. Valentine, Cecil. Great War Forum	–
Smalley, James 3101	EB1
SMART, Alexander 1897; son of Mr. J. Smart, Edin.; 1904 – 13; farming; 3/9th R.S., Pte.	WWR
Smart, Alexander Lawrence 3362 Pte France 12.10.15; LC 630323 Pte Disc 29.3.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	–
Smart, E 3955 A Coy	LS7
Smart, J 3042 A Coy	LS4
SMART, J. Pte. No. 1541. 29/4/15 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
SMART, J. Sergt. No. 350824 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Smart, J. Pte 1541 24/2/15 (1) D of W 26/4/15	2610
Smart, J. Pte 350824 (crossed out) 3042 4/5/15 (1) Comm Roy. Hrs. 28/10/18	2610
Smart, J.S, Pte 5195 Awarded M.M. Aug 18 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Smart, J.S. Pte. no. 51915 M.M. Soissons Aug 1918	WD
Smart, James 3042	EB1
Smart, James (Glasgow Herald 12th June 1915) “Inspector John Smart, Waverley Station, Edinburgh, residing at 28 Lochend Road, has received official information that his son, Private James Smart, A Company 1-9th Battalion Royal Scots (“Dandy Ninth”), died of gunshot wounds on April 23. Private Smart had been a member of his battalion two years, and was a clerk in the audit office of the North British Railway Company.” http://warmemscot.s4.bizhat.com/warmemscot-ftopic742.html Wounded Ypres 23^rd April. Clerk at Audit Office, North British Railway Co. The Scotsman 28 May 15 Private James Smart, 9th Royal Scots (Highlanders), son of Inspector John Smart, Waverley Station, residing at 28 Lochend Road, Edinburgh, was wounded at Ypres on 23rd April. He was a clerk in the Audit Office of the North British Railway Company. Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 28^th May 1915 – ?J. Smart, Pte, North British Railway, Clerk http://firstworldwar.nrm.org.uk/fallen-railwaymen	–
Smart, James Died of wounds received in France. He resided at 28 Lochend Road West, Edinburgh. EED 17.6.15	–
SMART, James 6 Midholm Close. Golders Green. London N.W.11. (1526)	RSC
Smart, James Cpl 350824 9^th RS 3042 A/Sgt	0640
Smart, James Private 9th	NBW-S
Smart, James Pte 1541	0629
SMART, James, b. Leith, e. Edinburgh, 1541, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 26/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMART, JAMES, J, Private, ‘1541’, 9th Bn., 17, 26/Apr/1915, Belgium, SON OF JOHN AND ISABELLA SMART, OF 28, MARIONVILLE RD., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Smart, John Pte 51915 18^th HLI 37131 Pte, 9^th RS	0636
Smart, Sidney C., A/Cpl 352844 9^th RS 352844 Pte	0640
Smart, William Henderson 14155 Pte France 11.5.15; LC 222468 Pte Cl Z 4.6.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	–
SMEATH, R, Lance Serjeant, ‘350389’, 1st/9th Bn., , 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF MR. J. SMEATH, OF 135, EASTER RD., EDINBURGH. [Grave Registration Report has ‘Sneath’]	CWGC
Smeath, R. Pte 350389 24/2/125 (1) K in A 1/8/18 – R. Smeath 9RS Pte 350389 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 KIA MIC [MIC for this man also as Sneath?]	2610 –
SMEATH, ROBERT, ACTING LANCE SERGEANT, 350389, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SMEATH, Robert, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 350389, A/L/SGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – See Sneath, Robert	SD
Smelt, Hugh Pte 270668 14^th H.L.I. attd 10^th Ent. Bn. 242414 Pte, 17^th RS 9^th RS	0638
SMELT, Hugh, b. Dronfield, Yorks, e. Chesterfield, Derbyshire , r. Dronfield, 270668, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 242414, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMELT, HUGH, H, Private, ‘270668’, 1st/9th Bn., 26, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF JOSEPH AND PHOEBE ELLEN SMELT, OF 21, SNAPE HILL TYNE, DRONFIELD, SHEFFIELD.	CWGC
Smith 2/Lt ? to be in composite battalion if required April 1918 5/GH WD WO 95 3061 2_1	–
SMITH C.Q.M.S. Played in Officers v. Sergeants Football Match, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Smith Grant see Grant, John Gordon Smith Cheetham	–
Smith Grant, Lt Joined 1/9^th spring/summer 15 from 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – John Gordon Smith Cheetham Smith Grant Buried Glenlivet, Banff. KIA age 25, died 30.5.18, KIA in enemy air raid on Doullens. Born Glenlivet, Banff. Capt RAF 70 Sqn, pilot, prior service 9RS Fold3	–
Smith Pte B Coy 3^rd in mile race 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
SMITH Pte. , First Round Knock Out Company Football Matches. A Coy. versus B. Coy. Won by B. Coy, Wed 18 Apr 17. Score 4 -1. This man B Coy. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH Pte.B Coy. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH Pte.D Coy. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH Pte.Royal Scots ground, Fermoy. Championship Football Final to win the Brigade Cup. D. Coy. against D. Coy. Scottish Rifles. Winner – D. Coy. of the Highlanders. Score 2-1. 14th May 1917. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH Pte.Royal Scots ground, Fermoy. Semi-final Football Match. D. Coy. against the Brigade Headquarters’ team. Winner D. Coy. Score 2-0. 9th May 1917. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Smith Sgt D Coy Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
Smith, A.D Private 9th	NBW-S
SMITH, A.D. Pte. No. 1988, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Smith, A.D., Pte “D” Company. Wounded on Friday, 23^rd ult. Dated 5/5/15 See also EED 5.5.15 – Pte Andrew D. Smith (1938)[?1988] D Coy wounded in the left foot and right shoulder 23^rd Apr when in action. Now in a military hospital in Manchester and going on well. He rejoined Ninth at outbreak of war having previously been in for nearly 5 years and was acting as Sergeant when he left for US. He was educated at Daniel Stewart’s and in civilian life was an electrician. He is elder son of Mrs David Smith, 15E[E?] London St. His brother Bombardier James G. Smith is in Kitchener’s RFA. The Scotsman 8 May 15 – ? Smith, A.D. Royal Scots 1988 Pte. RFC 405542 Pte http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html – Pte A.D Smith, wounded Daily Record 4.5.15 – Smith, Andrew D. Pte 15 East London St, wounded in left foot and right shoulder Daily Record 10.5.15 – See Smith, Andrew D.	NBW – ?
Smith, Andrew Stewart Melville	–
Smith, A.E Acting L/Cpl 2201 killed Glasgow Herald 21 May 1915	–
Smith, A.E Private 9th	NBW-S
SMITH, A.E. L/Corpl. No. 2201. 24/4/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Smith, A.E. Pte 2201 24/2/15 (1) K in A 24/4/15	2610
Smith, A.E., L/Cpl Killed. He resided at 34 London Street, Edinburgh See also EED 10.5.15	NBW
Smith, Albert 352845,[*], Badge No. 196590 Pte 9RS 23.10.16-1.6.17 sickness xvi did not serve overseas [Cannot find other record, SWB MIC also has six digit only. Would match with 6696 but discharge date and cause are different]	SWB
Smith, Albert E 2201	EB1
Smith, Albert E., Pte 2201	0629
Smith, Albert 2/9 RS 6696 1 New St , Walsall, 36yo, fitters labourer, previous 25492 Somerset LI 32 days, preference ASC, approved Lichfield 24.10.16 Depot South Staffs appointed 2/9 RS. Home 23.10.16 ?Wife Lottie May Smith Called up Pte 23.10.16, posted 2/9RS 27.10.16, transf Class W(T) TF Reserve on substitution labourer with Whitehouse Bros, Cannock 7.2.17, discharged surplus to military reqt xxva 31.1.19 Engaged to 31.1.19, service towards pension to 7.2.17 Service Record [6696 would match exactly with 352845 but discharge date and cause are different?][could have been disch Class W in Feb 17 and then sickness June 17?]	–
SMITH, ALBERT EDWARD, A E, Private, ‘2201’, 9th Bn., , 24/Apr/1915, Belgium,	CWGC
SMITH, Albert Edward, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 2201, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Smith, Albert E. 9RS Pte 2201 15Star&VM&BWM KIA France 24.2.15 MIC – Pte 2201 (ag. LCorp). Fa Charles, Sis Mary F Reid, Harriet L Barner[?], Bro Robert E, Sis Lilian McIntyre, Sis Emily E. Register Soldiers’ Effects – Albert Edward Smith was born on 13 September 1885 in Belfast the son of Charles Smith, a soldier and Theresa Hind. Albert had at least five siblings Mary Florence, Harriet Louisa, Emily Elizabeth, Robert Cecil, and Lillian M. Albert joined Ordnance Survey on 2 January 1899. At the 1901 census he was living at 6 Eyre Terrace, Edinburgh with Father, Mother and siblings, his occupation is recorded as surveyor’s clerk. Albert enlisted into the 9th Battalion, Royal Scots on 5th September 1914, he arrived in France on 26 February 1915. KIA 24.4.1915 http://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/index.html?appid=d4b9e3f947614f5cad8fb121ea12db92 – Albert Edward Smith enlisted 8 Sept 1914 (same day as WH Stow 2202/2203) List of Ordnance Survey civilians who enlisted, published 25 June 1915 (AE Smith, J. Campbell, AR Montgomery, WH Stow) Courtesy Clive, SapperBoo on GWF	SD –
SMITH, ALBERT EDWARD, PRIVATE, 2201, 24/Apr/1915, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Smith, Alexander Pte 50716 17^th RS 9^th RS	0635
Smith, Andrew ? Sergt RS 1915-18 Selkirk Roll of Honour (1921)	?
Smith, Andrew D. 1988 Pte D Coy wounded in left foot and right shoulder on 23^rd April, now in a military hospital in Manchester and going on well. Joined at outbreak having previously been in for nearly 5 years, and was acting as Sergt when he left for Canada. Edu Daniel Stewart’s College and was an electrician. Elder son of Mrs David Smith 15 E. London St. His brother, Bombardier James G. Smith is in Kitchener’s RFA. EED May 1915	–
SMITH, Andrew David. 3 Belmont Park. Edinburgh. (1757)	RSC
Smith, Andrew Sgt 351156 9^th RS	0640
SMITH, ANDREW, A, Serjeant, ‘351156’, “C” Coy. 9th Bn., 21, 31/Mar/1918, France, SON OF JOHN AND ELIZABETH H. SMITH, OF 14, KIRK WYND, SELKIRK.	CWGC
SMITH, Andrew, b. Selkirk, e. Edinburgh , r. Selkirk, 351156, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 30/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Smith, C.H Lt Lt Charles Hoyle Smith Entered the Company’s service Feb 1907 and appointed Local Secretary at Durban in Aug 12. Volunteered Oct 14 and joined Natal Mounted Rifles. In Feb 15 the regt was drated for service in German South-West Africa and on conclusion of the campaign in Aug, Mr Smith returned to Durban. He again volunteered in May 16 and left for England, shortly after arrival gazetted 2/Lt in 9^th (Reserve) RS, with whom on service in France when killed in action 23^rd Apr 17, age 31. Northern Assurance Co War Record	ww1
SMITH, C.H. 2nd/Lieut. , Missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Smith, C.H., 2nd Lt, p.421 killed Arras	E
Smith, Charles H., Pte 302265 9^th RS	0639
Smith, Charles Hoyle (b. 1885). 1895-1901. Played Rugby for School and F.P. Club. Served apprenticeship in Sun Insurance Office. Manager of Northern Assurance Company’s Branch in Durban. Natal Mounted Rifles, Trooper. German S.W. African Campaign. Came home to join up. 9th Royal Scots (Highlanders), 2nd Lieut., August 1916. Gas Officer, Catterick. France, January 1917. Transferred 13th Battalion. Killed in action on 23rd April 1917. Son of the late Mr and Mrs George Smith. Brother of Mrs Hughes, Rosemount, Hawick. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) – Durban, South Africa, The Northern Assurance Company Ltd. Died 23 Apr 17, age 31. The Royal Scots Regiment 9th Battalion attached 13th Battalion. He entered company service in February 1907 and was appointed Local Secretary at Durban in August 1912. He volunteered for service in October 1914 joining the Natal Mounted Rifles. In February 1915 he was drafted for service in German South-West Africa. He returned to Durban at the conclusion of the campaign. He volunteered again in May 1916 and on arrival in England was gazetted as 2nd Lieutenant in the 9th Reserve Battalion (Highlanders) Royal Scots. He was killed in action in France. Aviva – Missing 23.4.17, enquiry 20.7.17 2/Lt Fold3	–
Smith, Charles Hoyle, 2^nd Lt. 15 Main Street, St Ninians Royal Burgh of Stirling, Roll of honour	–
SMITH, CHARLES HOYLE, C H, Second Lieutenant, , 9th Bn. attd. 13th Bn., , 23/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
Smith, Charles Pte 250669 1/5^th RS 2672 Pte, 16^th RS 9^th RS	0638
SMITH, Charles Taylor. 2 Queens Cres. Blackhall. Edinburgh. (10637)	RSC
Smith, Chauncey Pte 51879 10/11^th HLI 21900 Pte, 9^th RS	0636
SMITH, Christopher George. 17 Craigs Cres. Corstorphine. Edinburgh 12. (10659)	RSC
Smith, D 4246 C Coy	LS7
SMITH, D, Private, ‘352129’, 1st/9th Bn., 30, 2/Aug/1918, France, SON OF WILLIAM SMITH, OF STOBO, PEEBLESSHIRE; HUSBAND OF ANN PYPER SMITH, OF 67, WESTMORELAND ST., CROSSHILLS, GLASGOW.	CWGC
SMITH, D.O. Pte. No. 352977 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH, D.S. L/Corpl. No. 3151. B Coy. To be paid Acting Corporal. 2/9/16., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Smith, D.S. 4707 D Coy	LS7
Smith, Daniel Pte 300521 1/9^th RS 2038 Pte	0638
Smith, David 3151	EB1
Smith, David L/Cpl 51866 2^nd HLI 9605 Pte, 9^th RS	0636
Smith, David O., Pte 352977 9^th RS	0640
SMITH, David Orr, b. Edinburgh, e. Haddington , r. Edinburgh, 352977, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, FORMERLY 1801, L. & B. HORSE., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, DAVID ORR, D O, Private, ‘352977’, 9th Bn., 28, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF FREDERICK SMITH, OF 50, RANKEILLOR ST., EDINBUREH.	CWGC
Smith, David Pte 352129 9^th RS 5449 Pte	0640
Smith, David T., Pte (Stobo) Royal Scots. 1918. August 2 (Friday). Died of wounds on 2nd August, 1918, Pte. David Telfer Smith, aged 31 years. Royal Scots, beloved husband of Annie Pyper, and youngest son of William Smith, Newhouses, Stobo, Peeblesshire. David Telfer Smith was born at Skirling, on 4th Sept., 1887. He received all his education at Stobo School. Entering the employment of the Caledonian Railway Company he served at Carmyle, Scotston West, Glasgow Central, and Greenock. Thereafter he joined the Caledonian Steam, Packet Co., Ltd., and was in their office at Gourock when the war called him to the Army. He joined the Royal Scots Fusiliers on 3rd July, 1916, and transferred to the 9th Royal Scots. He was severely wounded in France, and had to spend about a year in this country before he was able to return to the front. Then he was in active service for eight months until, on 2nd August, 1918, he was badly hit by machine-gun fire, and expired on the way to the dressing station. He was buried in the British Military Cemetery at Senlis. He was of exceptionally gentle and kindly disposition, a great favourite with all who knew him. He was married to Miss Ann Pyper, by whom and a little daughter, Betty, three years old, he is survived. A beautifully illuminated address with portrait has been presented to Mrs Smith by the Steam Packet Company, paying tribute to her husband’s worth as a man and valour as a soldier. The deepest sympathy is felt for her and her child as well as with David’s father (Mr William Smith, Newhouses, Stobo), brother and sisters. In Honour of David Telfer Smith, who gave his life in his country’s cause in the Great European War, the Directors, Manager and Staff of the Caledonian Steam Packet Co., Ltd., desire to place on record the following facts: — “Mr Smith, who was a clerk in the office at Gourock, had a successful career in the Company. After two years’ devotion on active service he died of gunshot wounds at a Casualty Clearing Station in France, on 2nd August, 1918. The Staff are proud to have been associated with this gallant man in the peaceful occupation of former times, and in order that his devotion may not be forgotten and that his heroism may remain a shining example to after years, his name has been inscribed upon the Company’s Roll of Honour. When the Great War shall have come to an end and men look back upon the cause for which Britain fought, it will be seen ever more vividly and gratefully that those who have shown themselves thus loyal unto death have assuredly not given their lives in vain.” God Save the King. Gunn, Dr., ‘The Book of Remembrance for Tweeddale’, 1925 https://archive.org/stream/bookofremembranc1925gunn/bookofremembranc1925gunn_djvu.txt – Smith, D.T., Pte, Caledonian Railway, Steamboat Service http://firstworldwar.nrm.org.uk/fallen-railwaymen	–
SMITH, David, b. Skirling, Peeblesshire, e. Glasgow , r. Gourock, Renfrewshire, 352129, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 02/08/18, FORMERLY 24709, R. SCOT. FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Smith, Donald R., Pte 44296 9^th RS	0641
SMITH, E, Private, ‘352863’, 9th Bn., , 20/Sep/1917, Belgium,	CWGC
Smith, Edward Private 352863 9th Royal Scots, died 20/9/1917 age 20. Son of Joseph & Sarah Ann, Kiln Lane Leek. Commemorated on the Tyne Cot memorial Belgium also mentioned on family grave in Leek Cemetery Leek Cenotaph Great War Forum	–
Smith, Edward Pte 325981 13^th RS 9^th RS	0639
Smith, Edward Pte 352863 9^th RS	0640
SMITH, Edward, b. Leek, Staffs, e. Lichfield, Staffs , r. Leek, 352863, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, F. Pte. No. 5267. B. Coy. from 1/1/17 , To be Acting Unpaid L/Corpls, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH, F. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 5267. B.Coy., from 7/2/17 , To be Unpaid Acting L/Sergt., whilst employed as Mess Caterer in Sergeants’ Mess, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Smith, G 2659 L/Srgt BCoy to be paid Sergt 29.1.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Smith, G 2659 Sgt A Coy to be paid CQMS 8.7.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
SMITH, G. C.Q.M.S. No. 350648 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH, G. No. 2659. Coy. Q.M.S. A Coy. Promotion. Recommended for Officer’s Cadet Unit after interview by the Divisional Commander at Boreham House on October 2nd., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Smith, G., CQMS Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Smith, George 2659	EB1
Smith, George CSM 271418 1/9^th RS W.O.Cl.II	0638
Smith, George E., Pte 5501 Postcard (20th April 1917) written while he was in the convalescent camp at Shanes Park Camp, Randalstown, Co. Antrim. There was a Scottish Command Depot established in this camp Feb 1916. Great War Forum – ? Medal sale BWM Pte GE Smith 5501 RS ebay – George E Smith RS Pte 5501, A&SH 351500 VM&BWM MIC	?
Smith, George Pte 301317 1/9^th RS	0639
Smith, George Pte 40077 9^th RS 11^th RS	0634
Smith, H, 2/Lt. reinforcing officer joined for duty 10 Jan 1917	WD
SMITH, H. Pte. No. 351432 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH, H.A. Pte. No. 5215 D. Coy. , To be Unpaid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/2/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Smith, H.G. 2841 A Coy	LS4
Smith, H.G. Pte 350732 4/5/15 (1) Disemb 4/2/19	2610
Smith, H.G. Pte 392 Queens R.W.S. 1/6/15 (1) 9^th RS 353305 Pte K in A 26/9/17	2610
SMITH, H.M. Corpl. No. 2730. D Coy. To be paid Acting L/Sergt. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SMITH, H.M. L/Sergt. No. 350679 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH, H.M. No. 2730. L/Sergt. D Coy. Promotion. Recommended for Officer’s Cadet Unit after interview by the Divisional Commander at Boreham House on October 2nd., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Smith, H.M. 2730 L/Cpl D Coy to be paid Cpl 20.5.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Smith, H.N? 2730	EB1
Smith, H.S 2/Lt wounded 9/4/17 April 1917, 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2884/1	–
Smith, H.S 2nd Lt	ww1
Smith, H.S, 2/Lt. wounded 9 Apr 1917	WD
Smith, H.S, 2nd Lt, p.411 Arras, died from the effects of his wounds	E
SMITH, H.S. 2nd/Lieut., Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Smith, Harold D Pte 201959 9^th RS attd 10^th Ent. Bn.	0637
Smith, Harry J., Pte 302195 7^th Suffolk R. 12116 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Smith, Harry J., Pte 351432 9^th RS 4053 A/Cpl	0640
Smith, Harry Pte 373002 9^th RS 373002 Pte, attd 5^th Gord. Highrs Pte	0640
Smith, Henry G., Pte 353305 6^th R.W.Surr.R. 392 Pte, 9^th RS 353305 Pte – The Queen’s R. Pte 392, R Scots Pte 353305 France 1.6.15 15Star&BWM&VM MIC	0640 –
Smith, Herbert G., L/Cpl 350732 9^th RS 2841 Pte., 16^th RS 350732	0640
Smith, Herbert S. ? 2^nd Lt RS 1916-17 Selkirk Roll of Honour (1921)	?
SMITH, HERBERT SHAW, H S, Second Lieutenant, , 9th Bn., 19, 12/Apr/1917, France, SON OF PATRICK SMITH (SHERIFF SUBSTITUTE OF SELKIRKSHIRE), AND ALICE PATERSON, HIS WIFE, DAUGHTER OF D. A. PATERSON, OF DALNAGLAR, PERTHSHIRE.	CWGC
Smith, Horace A., Pte 351944 9^th RS	0640
SMITH, Horace Alfred, b. Leicester, e. Leicester , r. Leicester, 351944, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 07/08/17, FORMERLY 28287, LEIC. REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, HORACE ALFRED, H A, Private, ‘351944’, 1st/9th Bn., 23, 7/Aug/1917, Belgium, SON OF WILLIAM AND CHARLOTTE ANNIE SMITH, OF 2, NAPIER ST., LEICESTER.	CWGC
SMITH, Horace. 31 Muirpark. Eskbank. Dalkeith. (5725)	RSC
Smith, Hugh M., Pte 352202 6^th RS, attd 8^th RS 2077 Pte, 8^th RS 2077 Pte,9^th RS 5526	0640
Smith, I.F 2199	EB1
Smith, I.F. L/Sgt 2199 24/2/15 (1) Died 20/5/15	2610
Smith, Ivan F., A/L/Sgt 2199 entered theatre as Cpl – Smith, Ivan F. 9RS L/Sjt 2199, Cpl. 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Died. MIC – Ivan Fulton Smith, 9RS L/Sergt 2199 d.20.5.15 at 9 Gen Hosp, Rouen. Fa. James Fulton. Soldiers’ Effects – Sergeant Ivan Fulton Smith, 1/9^th Royal Scots, died on the 20^th inst. in hospital at Rouen from injuries received in action on the 23-24^th April. He was the elder son of Mr James Fulton Smith, Warrington. EED 29.5.15 – Smith, Ivan Fulton 2199 Sergt Died of wounds 20.5.15 age ~34 Ivan was born in 1881 in Scotland to James, a Brewers Clerk, and Lucy. The 1891 census shows Ivan was a 10 year old scholar living in the family home at Fairfield, Warrington. By 1901 his father was a Brewery Manager, Ivan was a brewer, and his brother Graham was 14. In the last quarter of 1905 Ivan was married in Warrington. Unfortunately, no record of Ivan has been found in The Tech registers. The cemetery in which he is buried served the many hospitals that were based in Rouen. Researched by Neil Shuttleworth and Prof. Hankins. http://www.ww1.manchester.ac.uk/roll-of-honour/ivan-fulton-smith/ – ? An Ivan Fulton Smith was 2/Lt 1^st Volunteer Battalion [regiment unspecified] in 1902, British Army List Fold3	0629 –
SMITH, Ivan Fulton, e. Edinburgh , r. Warrington, Lancs, 2199, A/L/SGT., Died, France & Flanders, 20/05/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, IVAN, I F, Serjeant, ‘2199’, 9th Bn., , 20/May/1915, France,	CWGC
SMITH, J, Private, ‘351609’, 1st/9th Bn., , 16/Sep/1918, France,	CWGC
SMITH, J. Pte. No. 2033. 11/5/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
SMITH, J. Pte. No. 4951 B. Coy. , To be Unpaid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/2/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Smith, J. 9RS, beaten by H.D. McLagan (Perth Gymnasium) in first series of the light-weights, at Glasgow, 9 March (1912), Scottish Amateur Championships. Boxing. The Sporting Chronicle Annual for 1912 Smith, J. beaten by J. Whiteford (Edinburgh Gymnastic) Middle-weights, Scottish Amateur Championships (SABA) at Edinburgh, 1^st March. The Sporting Chronicle for 1914	–
SMITH, J. F. L/Sergt. No. 2199. 20/5/16 [from pneumonia] , Died on Active Service, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Smith, J. Pte 13157 7^th R.S.F. 10/7/15 (1) 9^th RS 36306 Pte Cl. Z. 15/1/19	2610
Smith, J. Pte 2033 24/2/15 (1) K in A 11/5/15 – Jimmy Smith killed 11 May 15 Diary W.Scott TNA	2610 –
Smith, J. Pte 350250 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 21/3/19	2610
SMITH, J.F. L/Sergt. No. 2199. 20/5/15 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
SMITH, J.G. Pte. No. 5367. A.Coy., from 26/12/16 , To be Acting Unpaid L/Corpls, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH, J.G. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 5367. D.Coy. , To be Paid A/L/Corpls., 25/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SMITH, J.H. (11959). (2/9th) 10 Bangholm Avenue, Edinburgh 5. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Smith, J.J. Pte 350088 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 22/2/19	2610
Smith, J.R. Sgt-Instr Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Smith, James 2033	EB1
Smith, James A/Sgt 300602 1/9^th RS A/Cpl	0638
Smith, James E., Pte 44294 9^th RS	0635
Smith, James F., Pte 59015	0636
Smith, James Hay Thomson, 3047064 [note 7 digits for 7/9 RS] 17 Rutland Sq, Edinburgh, b. 9 Apr 1899, Canongate. Path. Lab. Assistant, single Prior: 237579 RE, 20044 Scots Guards, combined service 2 yrs 9 mnths 23 days. Prior records also contained in this source, having joined RE age 17 yrs on 15^th July 1916, wireless training, Pioneer JHT Smith. Served in Italy 11.10.18-29.1.19. 30.1.19 admitted hospital with influenza (5 days). 16 West Newington Place, father 10 St Andrew Sq. Letter ‘I beg to apply for a transfer to the infantry’ 3^rd Argylls, 31.5.17, found theory of wireless telegraphy difficult, had been in infantry before but discharged as underage. 22263 L/Cpl Smith, J, 3^rd A&S H. 3.18 9^th Bn (Hrs) The Royal Scots Attested 28 Feb 1921 to 31.12.1921 with 15 days annual training, total 307 days Home service. Apparent age 21 yrs 326 days Discharged Para 156 (3) TF Regs [at own request], signed 1.1.1922, Character: Good ?Poor. Presby. Mother at 17 Rutland Sq. Ancestry	–
Smith, James L/Cpl 351894 9^th RS 5159 Pte	0640
Smith, James Private 9th	NBW-S
Smith, James Pte 2033	0629
Smith, James Pte 335298 9^th RS 7799 Pte, 8^th RS 7799 Pte	0639
Smith, James Pte 350250 9^th RS 1638	0640
Smith, James Pte 351770 9^th RS	0640
Smith, James Pte 36306 7^th RSF 13157 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0633
Smith, James Pte 46122 1/9^th RS	0635
Smith, James Pte 59017 9^th RS	0636
Smith, James Pte 62606 9^th RS	0636
Smith, James Pte 63151 9^th RS	0636
SMITH, James White. 4 Burgess Terr. Edinburgh. (5399)	RSC
SMITH, James, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 2033, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 11/05/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, JAMES, J, Private, ‘2033’, 9th Bn., 18, 11/May/1915, Belgium, SON OF HELEN SMITH, OF 28, MELVILLE TERRACE, EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE JOHN SMITH.	CWGC
Smith, James, Pte Also EED 20.5.15 Killed. Youngest son of Mrs Smith, 28 Melville Terrace, Edinburgh. Dated 20/5/15	NBW
Smith, James, Pte No.2033 Jimmy Smith killed in neighbouring traverse 11 May 15, on eve of his discharge Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009	–
SMITH, James. No. 2033. 28 Melville Terr, Edinburgh. B Comp. 24/8/14. 18 yrs 1 mon. Killed in Action 11/5/15	EBD
SMITH, James, Pte. 1 Alexander Street. 54254 9th Bn. [# not elsewhere?] Coatbridge and the Great War Roll of Honour by Rev. Samuel Lindsay (Minister of Coatbridge Baptist Church)	–
Smith, John 2484	EB1
Smith, John 350567 9^th RS Died as patient aboard hospital ship HMHS Warilda, torpedoed English Channel by UC-49 3 Aug 1918 http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/THE%20KINLOSS%20PARISH%20WAR%20MEMORIAL%20AT%20FINDHORN%20CHURCH.pdf – Smith, John 2484, 350567 Pte Piece 0640 – Warilda served from 25th July 1916 to 3rd August 1918 and was used on the Southampton – Le Havre route. On 3rd August 1918, at 1.30 am, while on a voyage from Le Havre, she was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine UC-49 in the English Channel. There were 471 sick and wounded on board, 439 of these were cot cases. The losses were very heavy – 115 patients, one nursing sister, and an RAMC orderly. The rest of the patients, staff and crew were evacuated from the ship within an hour. She sank 30 minutes later. Torpedoed by UC.49 when 32 miles SSW of Owers LV on pasage from Le Havre to Southampton. UC-49 was sunk by depth charges from British destroyer Opossum off Start Point on 8 August 1918.	–
Smith, John C., Pte 62853 9^th RS – BWM & VM Pte 62853 MIC – ? R Scots 62853 A/Cpl. R. Smith [R. Smith not John C. Smith?] Seems unlikey as this man well documented RS 62853 A/Cpl R. Smith (Armadale) DCM Citation This man Cpl Robert Smith (DCM, Belgian Croix de Guerre) 2/RS from Armadale at http://www.ww1daleboys.com/dcm.htm	0636 –
Smith, John Gordon Smith Cheetham see Grant, John Gordon Smith Cheetham	–
Smith, John Pte 350567 9^th RS 2484	0640
Smith, John Pte 351609 9^th RS	0640
Smith, John Pte 352171 9^th RS 5491 Pte, 11^th RS 352171	0640
Smith, John Pte 353391 9^th RS	0640
Smith, John Pte 44297 9^th RS	0635
Smith, John T Pte 300482 1/7^th RS 1946 Cpl, 1/9^th RS	0638
SMITH, John, b. Dairy, Ayrshire, e. Hamilton, Lanarks , r. Glasgow, 351609, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 15/09/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, John, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 350567, PRIVATE, Died, France & Flanders, 03/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, JOHN, J, Private, ‘350567’, 9th Bn., , 3/Aug/1918, United Kingdom,	CWGC
Smith, Joseph J d. – , 350088, Royal Scots, 9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Smith, Joseph J., L/Cpl 350088 9^th RS 1284 Pte	0640
Smith, Joseph John L/Cpl 350088 MM awarded for gallantry 4-5 Dec 17 51^st WD	–
Smith, Joseph Pte 302343 1/8^th RS 9^th RS – Smith, J (Bow, E.) 302343 Daily List wounded reported 5 January 1918 GWF	0639 –
Smith, Joseph Pte 44135 8^th S.Staffs 16088 Pte, 9^th RS 4^th RS	0635
Smith, Kenneth Pte 62760 9^th RS	0636
Smith, L. Sgt Killed 9.4.17 (7 names, 8 people) Nr Fricourt. Geissler collection, courtesy of Erik Geissler	–
SMITH, L.A. Sergt. No. 350744 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Smith, L.A. 2864 A Coy	LS2
Smith, L.A. Pte 350744 24/2/15 (1) K in A 9/4/17	2610
SMITH, LAURENCE ALEXANDER, L A, Serjeant, ‘350744’, “A” Coy. 9th Bn., 22, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF LAURENCE AND ELIZABETH MARY SMITH, OF 38, THIRLESTANE RD., EDINBURGH. EDUCATED AT GEORGE WATSON’S COLLEGE. FIGURED PROMINENTLY IN BURSARY AND PRIZE LISTS.	CWGC
Smith, Lawrence A., Pte 350744 9^th RS 2864	0640
SMITH, Lawrence Alexander, e. Edinburgh, r. Edinburgh, 350744, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Smith, Lawrie No 4 Platoon Nicholls, Jonathan, ‘Cheerful Sacrifice’, 1990	–
Smith, Peter Pte 70967 2^nd RS 2101 Pte, 12^th RS 1/9^th RS 5632, M.G.Corps 139676 (written by hand)	0637
Smith, R, 2/Lt. 4th RS joined for duty 8 June 1917	WD
Smith, R, Colour-Sergeant. With detachment to Windsor for Colours, 19th June 1909.	F
Smith, R, Colour-Sgt – Colour Party photograph, Windsor Castle 19.6.1909	FCP
SMITH, R. Pte. No. 3346. 22/7/16, missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Smith, R.D. Pte 3346 12/10/15 (1) Pres. D. 23/7/16	2610
Smith, R.M. L/Cpl 350009 24/2/15 (1)	2610
SMITH, Ralph O’Hara. 15 Merchiston Gardens. Edinburgh. (5568)	RSC
Smith, Robert D., Pte 3346 – On or since 2.37.16 presumed, fa Robert Register effects	0629 –
SMITH, Robert Dyer, b. Beith, Ayrshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 350967, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, ROBERT DYER, R D, Private, ‘350967’, (3346). 9th Bn., 18, 22/Jul/1916, France, SON OF ROBERT DYER SMITH AND LIZZIE M. SMITH, OF 17, GORDON ST., LEITH.	CWGC
Smith, Robert McL., Sgt 350009 9^th RS 68 Sgt, attd 4^th Div. Train. 68 Sgt, attd 48^th Div. Train. 68 Sgt	0641
Smith, S. Pte 508 K.O.Y.L.I. 6/12/15 (3) 9^th RS 353034 Pte Disc. 25/7/17	2610
Smith, Stuart Pte 44855 15^th RS 9^th RS	0635
Smith, Sydney Pte 335969 8^th RS 9261 Pte, 9^th RS – Smith, S (Ovington) 335969 Daily List wounded reported 5 January 1918 GWF	0640 –
Smith, T 4876 B Coy	LS7
Smith, T Private 9th	NBW-S
SMITH, T, Private, ‘270327’, 1st/9th Bn., 22, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF MRS. E. SMITH, OF 145, KELDGATE, BEVERLEY, YORKS.	CWGC
SMITH, T. Pte. No.2004. 23/4/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Smith, T. Pte 2004 24/2/15 (1) K in A 23/4/15	2610
Smith, T. Srgt A Coy – defence of Moeuvres December 1917	E
Smith, T., Pte See also Edinburgh Evening News 11 May 1915	NBW
Smith, T.F. Sgt 350996 12/10/15 (1) K in A 22/3/18 – Thomas F. Smith 9RS Sjt 350996 15Star&VM&BWM KiA France 12.10.15 MIC	2610 –
Smith, Thomas 2004	EB1
Smith, Thomas F., Sgt 350996 9^th RS 350996 Sgt	0640
Smith, Thomas Finlayson d. 22/Mar/1918, 350996, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
SMITH, Thomas Finlayson, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350996, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/03/18, M.M., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, THOMAS FINLAYSON, T F, Serjeant, ‘350996’, 9th Bn., 26, 22/Mar/1918, France, HUSBAND OF JANET SCOTT (FORMERLY SMITH), OF 35, WATSON CRESCENT. EDINBURGH. AWARDED MM.	CWGC
Smith, Thomas H., Pte 63280 9^th RS – Smith, Pte T.H. 63280 RS VM&BWM medal sale ebay	0636 –
SMITH, Thomas No. 2004. 19 Bothwell Street, Edinburgh. F Comp. 17/8/14. 25 yrs 2 mons. Killed 23/4/15	EBD
Smith, Thomas Pte 270327 12^th RS 9^th RS	0638
Smith, Thomas Pte 39999 19^th D.L.I. 1123 Pte, 13^th RS 1/9^th RS	0634
Smith, Thomas Pte 43983 5/6^th RS 9^th RS	0635
Smith, Thomas Sergt 350996 MM awarded for gallantry 4-5 Dec 17 51^st WD	–
SMITH, Thomas, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 2004, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, THOMAS, PRIVATE, 2004, 23/Apr/1915, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Smith, Thomas, Pte 2004	0629
Smith, Thomas, Pte d. age 25 23.4.15 KIA Return Other Ranks KIA or died on active service. ScotlandsPeople RD: 124-AF	–
SMITH, THOMAS, T, Private, ‘2004’, 9th Bn., 25, 23/Apr/1915, Belgium, SON OF THE LATE JAMES AND ISABELLA SMITH, OF 19, BOTHWELL ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
SMITH, Tom, e. Beverley, Yorks, 270327, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 2611, YORK REGT., 201768, R. SCOT. FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – SMITH Tom Private 270327 1/9th Royal Scots, formerly 2611 Yorkshire Regiment and 201768, Scottish Fusiliers. He was killed in action 1st August 1918 aged 22. He was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth Smith of 145, Keldgate, Beverley, Yorkshire. In 1911 he was living with his parents at 1, Rose Lane, Beverley. He is at rest in Raperie British Cemetery, Villemontoire, France GWF	SD –
SMITH, W. Unpaid A/L/Sergt., No. 3151. B. Coy., from 18/1/17 , To be Paid Acting L/Sergt, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Smith, W.J L/Sgt Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
SMITH, W.J. L/Sergt. (unpaid) No. 1589. D Coy. To be paid Acting L/Sergt. 12/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SMITH, W.J. L/Sergt. No. 1589. D. Coy. , Commissioned from Cadet School, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Smith, W.J. 1589 Cpl D Coy to be unpaid L/Sergt 4.3.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Smith, W.R. 1251 A Coy	LS7
SMITH, W.S. Pte. No. 5329 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Smith, William J., A/Cpl 44295 9^th RS Pte	0641
Smith, William J., Pte 51868 Army Cyc. Corps 9421 Pte, 19^th Lancs. Fus. 36166 Pte, 10/11^th H.L.I. 13082 Pte, 9^th RS 51868	0641
Smith, William O., Cpl 352956 9^th RS 6844 Cpl, attd 1/1^st Fld.Coy.R.E., 15^th RS 352956, 2^nd RS 352956	0640
Smith, William Pte 201791 9^th RS	0637
Smith, William Pte 26834 2^nd RS 13^th RS 15^th RS 16^th RS 9^th RS	0632
Smith, William Pte 351580 9^th RS 4447 Pte	0640
SMITH, William, b. Sorbie, Wigtonshire, e. Ayr , r. Uliauphill, Wigstonshire, 351580, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SMITH, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘351580’, 1st/9th Bn., 26, 21/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MRS. CHARLOTTE SMITH.	CWGC
Smithers, J. 3528,[*], Badge No. 45059 9RS Pte 14.7.15-3.9.16 sickness xvi served overseas	SWB
Smithers, J. Pte 3528 12/10/15 (1) Dis. 3/9/16	2610
Smithers, John Pte 3528	0629
Smith-Grant see Grant, John Gordon Smith Cheetham	–
SNEATH, A. Pte. No. 2012, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SNEATH, R. Corpl. No. 2012. D Coy. On winning team. , Inter-Company Relay Race – teams of three – each man to run 220 yards, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SNEATH, R. Corpl. No. 2012. D.coy. 2nd. , Quarter Mile 21.10.16, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Sneath, Robert 2012 – Bob Sneath killed, Jock Anderson; Dragoon Wood Wm Geissler collection, courtesy Erik Geissler – See Smeath, Robert for CWGC, 1915 Star medal roll etc. – Pte 2012 350389 BWM&VM MIC – Robert Sneath 9^th RS 350389 Act L/Sgt KIA France 1 Aug 18, mother sole leg Jane. Register of Soldiers Effects – In John Duncan’s list GWF – ? Robert Sneath, son of James (railway lorryman) and Jane S Sneath, b.~1895 Edinburgh, address 3 Abbey St, Canongate. 1901 Census? – ? Photo with name possibly Sneath/Smeath? GWF	EB1 –
Sneath, Robert L/Cpl 350389 9^th RS 2012 Pte	0640
SNEATH, Robt. No. 2012 and 350359. 8 W. Norton Pl., Edinburgh. F Comp. 19 yrs 7 mons. Killed. Sergt.	EBD
Snedden, Thomas Sgt 375141 15^th RS 375141 Sgt, 9^th RS 375141 Sgt – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Sneddon – see Anderson, Peter Hendry (alias Sneddon)	–
Sneddon, G 4554 C Coy [no other record yet found]	LS7
Snodgrass, Robert Pte 352495 9^th RS 5826 Pte – VM&BWM MIC – On or since 22.4.17 pres dead Mother Jane D. Register Soldiers’ Effects	0640 –
SNODGRASS, Robert, b. North Leith, e. Leith, 352495, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SNODGRASS, ROBERT, R, Private, ‘352495’, 9th Bn., , 22/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
Snowball, Edwin Pte 352055 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
SNOWBALL, Edwin, b. Sunderland, e. Sunderland, 352055, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SNOWBALL, EDWIN, E, Private, ‘352055’, 9th Bn., 36, 24/Mar/1918, France, SON OF THE LATE THOMAS AND ELIZABETH SNOWBALL; HUSBAND OF GEORGINA SNOWBALL, OF 22, CHESTER ST., SUNDERLAND.	CWGC
Snowden, John Pte 352172 9^th RS 5492 Pte	0640
Snowie, G. Cpl 1233 24/2/15 (1) Comm 8^th KOSB 18/3/16	2610
SNOWIE, G. Corpl. No. 1233 Severe, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Snowie, George, changed from Snow, Cpl 1233 comm 8^th KOSB 18.3.16 – Snowie, George 2/Lt 8/KOSB KIA 15.9.16 SDGW – Snowie, George 9RS L/Cpl, Cpl, KOSB 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM Comm KIA 15.9.16. France 24.2.15 Sister Miss A.M. Snowie, c/o Mrs Brown, Rosegarth, Gerrards Cross, Bucks. MIC	0629 –
SOLES, W, Private, ‘201994’, 1st/9th Bn., 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF MR. A. SOLES, OF 26, ABBOTT ST., NOTTINGHAM.	CWGC
Soles, William Son of Mr. A. Soles, of 26, Abbott St., Nottingham (CWGC). Arthur was 13 at the time of the 1911 census; he had a younger sister, Florence, aged 9. Member of 2nd Nottingham Company Boys’ Brigade (Dakeyne Street Lads’ Club). http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour/People/Details/27965	–
Soles, William Pte 201994 1/9^th RS – Pte 201994 1.8.18 Fa. Arthur Register Soldiers’ Effects – Pte 201994 VM&BWM MIC – 18 yr 230 days, carter, approving officer Derby 19.10.16 Depot The Sherwood Foresters. Enlisted and examined 18.10.16 Nottingham, physical development poor. 5’3” 97lbs, poor physique Address 26 Abbot St, Blue Bell Hill, Nottingham, father Arthur Home 18.10.16-13.4.17, class W 14.4.17-27.9.17, Home 28.9.14- 2/4 RS. 4 RS crossed out and replaced with 1/9. Killed in action, in the field, memo 1.8.18 by OC 9RS Mother Annie, Sis Florence Property: Religious book, wallet, photo, letters, cards Colchester Gen Hospital 25.11.16-30.11.16 Colic, discharged to duty 2/4^th Bn RS 5557 crossed out, 201994 Letter from The Highland Railway, General Manager’s Office, Inverness 4.9.17 to recruiting Officer, Cameron Barracks, Inverness re Wm Soles, Porter, Inverness Station. Soles given to the company by the Substitution Officer at Inverness as sub for fit man, not giving satisfaction. Dispensed with, leaving 8^th Sept 17. Arrange recall to army. Signed Robert?? Park, Parth?? ?Soles last seen joining a south goingtrain Friday past ??? 12.9.17 write police Must endeavour to trace… point out they had no right to let ?? away without instructions 10.9.17 Present address unkown. Park / Parks, Railway 10.9.17 Letter Soles left service 6^th, did not present himself for work 7^th and could not be found, thought may have gone south. Rowt Parks? Police written to 12.9.17 Letter Chief Constable’s Office, Guildhall, Nottingham 17.9.17: Soles has been seen, states left Highland Railway Coy 4^th as ill and could not work, permission from foreman named McKenzie though notice should have expired 8^th. Thought he was discharged from the army as uniform taken when he went to the coy 6 months ago. Recalled for 28.9.17 Called up for service ?date unreadable (p.1722/9273), posted 2/4 21 ??? Called up 18.10.16 Group 33. Pte 21.10.16. Attached for Depot Camerons 8.3.17. Transferred to Class W (T) TF Res on substitution for employment with High Rly Coy Inverness 14.4.17. Recalled and posted to 4^th (Res) 28.9.17 Embarked / disembarked 4.4.18, posted to 9 bn 4.4.18, joined 11.4.18 10.6.18 45 FA to 57 CCS 53 Gen Hos PUO Mild Boulogne 12.6.18, arrived base depot Calais 19.6.18, rejoined in the field 1.7.18, KIA 1.8.18 Re-buried in Raperie British Cemetery about 5 ¾ miles s. of Soissons Service record [Robert Park was secretary 1911-22, previously General Manager https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Railway ] – Soles listed on site recording Abbott St [two ‘t’s] , nr St Matthias Rd in St Ann’s, Nottingham, now demolished and replaced http://stannswellroad.weebly.com/abbott-street.html	0637 –
SOLES, William, b. Nottingham, e. Nottingham, 201994, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Soliwansky, M. Pte 350774 1/9^th [note same number Poluvansky/Poliwansky] British Jewry Book of Honour	–
Somers, David Pte 352574 9^th RS 5972 Pte, attd 154^th Bde. 352574	0640
Somerville, Adam Pte 63157 9^th RS	0636
Somerville, H.M. The London Gazette, 26 Jan. 1923 (p.613) 7th/9th Bn. Royal Scots.- The undermentioned Offrs. are transferred, retaining their rank and precedence. 27th Jan. 1923. From the 9th Bn Lt. H.M. Somerville, M.C. – Henry Munro Somerville MC RS 2/Lt Lt VM&BWM [3 – Egypt] 21.3.18 27 Colinton Rd, Edin MIC – From Officer Cadet Unit to be 2/Lt RS 26.4.17 LG 11.5.17 – Henry Munro Somerville 2/Lt 9RS MC att 2^nd Bn, 2.12.18 MC – 2nd Lt. Henry Munro Somerville, 9th Bn., R. Scots., T.F., attd. 2nd Bn. For conspicuous gallantry during an attack. He led his platoon with great dash and ability and destroyed several machine-gun nests which were holding up the attack. His example of courage and determination contributed largely to the success of the operations. LG 2.12.18 – Lt BWM&VM Medal Roll RS Officers piece 2180 – ?HM Someville Lt RS 1939-45 British Army Lists	–
Somerville, James, Bandsman High Street, Innerleithen Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb	–
Somerville, John, L/Cpl Hillhead High School war memorial volume (1921)	–
Somerville, Robert Sgt 351108 9^th RS 3551 Sgt	0640
Sorlie, J. Pte 350031 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 24/2/19	2610
Sorlie, John L/Cpl 350031 9^th RS 549 Pte	0640
Souter, F 3033 (Soutes?) B Coy	LS4
Souter, F. Pte 350819 4/5/15 (1) Disemb 10/2/19 – Souter, Frank (states see Soutor, F.) Cpl 3033, 350819 15Star&BWM&VM MIC [This man has two MICs] – Soutor, F. (states see Souter, Frank) Pte 350819 15Star&BWM&VM France 4.5.15 MIC	2610 –
Souter, Frank 3032?	EB1
Souter, Frank Cpl 350819 9^th RS 3033 Cpl	0640
Soxton, J 3060 A Coy	LS4
Spackman, George Pte 49169 9^th E.Surr. R. 8050 Pte, 9^th RS	0635
Spackman, H. Pte 8050 7^th E. Surrey 28/7/15 (1) 9^th RS 49169 Pte P. D. 24/3/18	2610
SPACKMAN, Horace, b. Chelsea, London, e. Chelsea , r. Battersea, London, 49169, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, FORMERLY 8050, EAST SURREYS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SPACKMAN, HORACE, H, Private, ‘49169’, 9th Bn., 19, 24/Mar/1918, France, SON OF WILLIAM SPACKMAN AND THE LATE LOUISA ALICE SPACKMAN, OF 4, PARK RD., BATTERSEA, LONDON.	CWGC
Spalding, E 4230 D Coy	LS7
SPALDING, J. L/Corpl. No. 350171 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Spalding, J., Pte 1470, 12 Brighton Rd, shrapnel, left arm Dalmeny Hospital See The Scotsman for an account of his experience in the shelling of D Coy The Scotsman 20 Apr 15 See also EED. Asleep at time, left billet clad in kilt but little else. On the way down the stairs hit by shrapnel. EED 20 Apr 15	–
SPALDING, J.H. L/Corpl. No. 1470 , Inter-Platoon Five-a-side Football Competition. Won by 16th Platoon. 26.1.17, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SPALDING, J.H. Pte. No. 1470, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Spalding, J.H. 1470 Wounded EED 6 May 16	–
Spalding, J.H. Pte 350171 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 18/3/19	2610
Spalding, John H., Pte 350171 9^th RS 1470 13^th RS	0640
SPALDING, R.W. Pte. No. 4009. 18/5/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
SPALDING, Robert W., b. Boyndie, Banffshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Boyndie, 4009, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 18/05/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Spalding, Robert W., Pte 4009	0629
SPALDING, ROBERT WALLACE, R W, Private, ‘4009’, 1st/9th Bn., 24, 18/May/1916, France, SON OF JAMES AND ISABELLA SPALDING, OF WARYLIP, BOYNDIE, BANFF.	CWGC
Spalding, Wm. 2493	EB1
SPECK, J.W. Pte. No. 353365. D. Coy. , To be Unpaid A/L/ Corpl., from 1/5/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Speck, John W., Pte 353365 4^th E.Yorks.R. 3121 Pte, 9^th RS 353365	0640
SPECK, John William, e. Hull, r. Hessle, Yorks, 353365, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/07/18, FORMERLY 3127, E. YORKS REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Spedding, John Pte 51921 16^th HLI 37761 Pte, 9^th RS – Mo Hannah Register Soldiers’ Effects – VM&BWM MIC – Very poor record, does have Leeds War Hosp 26.12.17 KOYLI Poss 2/7^th RS in 1917? Cannot see HLI? Embarked /Disembarked 31.3.18, posted to 9/RS, KIA 1.8.18 Mobilized 28.1.16 Admitted East Leeds War Hosp 15.12.17 [hard to read descrip] Home 12.12.15-5.3.17, BEF 6.3.17-15.12.17, Home 16.12.17-9.3.18, BEF 30.3.18-1.8.18 [further details available] Service record	0636 –
SPEDDING, John, b. Dewsbury, Yorks, e. Ossett, Yorks, 51921, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 27068, YORKS L. L, 37761, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SPEDDING, JOHN, J, Private, ‘51921’, 9th Bn., , 1/Aug/1918, France,	CWGC
Spedding, John, Pte 51921 Born in Chickenley, Yorks on the 16 November 1893, the eldest child of thirteen born to Thomas Henry Spedding and his wife, Hannah (nee Hepworth). Painter, enlisted November 1915. He was posted to the army reserve and mobilised in January 1916. He joined the HLI, 37761, and was subsequently transferred to The Royal Scots as 51921. He embarked for France on 6th March 1917, but on 15th December 1917, he was admitted to Leeds War Hospital probably wounded, gassed or suffering an illness whilst serving in France. ‘For five days they had to shelter in a shell hole between the lines, being without food and sometimes up to the waist in water. He was at the point of death when found, and was invalided home, suffering from exposure and shell-shock. He returned to France in February.’ Obituary, Ossett Observer, 21st September 1918 He left hospital in late January 1918 and, after a period of convalescence at home, he returned to France on the 31st March 1918. He was killed an action on the 1st August 1918. See website for a detailed history: http://www.ossett.net/WW1/John_Spedding.html [shell hole probably with HLI?]	–
SPENCE 2nd/Lieut. Played in Officers v. Sergeants Football Match, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Spence Lt C Coy subaltern Trench raid, Jul 16, missing, later brought in wounded A Anderson IWM 3608	–
Spence L/Cpl Charles Haig (qv) to be paid L/Cpl vice Spence ?.8.16, BEF, possibly A Coy MG Section	–
Spence, C. Cpl 2/9^th newly formed MG Section 3^rd May 15. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
SPENCE, C.F. Corpl. No. 1328. B. Coy. 2nd place with A. Hume. , Three-legged Race, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SPENCE, C.F. Corpl. No. 350108 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Spence, Charles F., Cpl 350108 9^th RS 1328 A/Cpl – Spence, Charles F. Cpl 350108 9.4.17 KIA Fa. David; Mrs Agnes Paterson Spence, bro. Alexander Soldiers’ effects	0640 –
SPENCE, Charles Fred, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350108, CPL., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SPENCE, CHARLES FREDERICK, C F, Corporal, ‘350108’, 9th Bn., 22, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF DAVID SPENCE, OF 89, LOTHIAN RD., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
SPENCE, J, Private, ‘352173’, 9th Bn., 33, 5/Dec/1917, France, HUSBAND OF CATHERINE MCINTYRE SPENCE, OF 31, BARON RD., ROTHESAY, BUTE. Red Cross Corner Cemetery, Beugny.	CWGC
Spence, J.S. 2606 A Coy	LS6
Spence, J.S. Pte 350622 4/12/15 (1) Disemb 27/3/19	2610
Spence, James Pte 352173 9^th RS 5493 Pte – BWM&VM MIC – 5.12.17 died of wounds Wid Catherine Register Soldiers’ Effects	0640 –
SPENCE, James, b. Dunblane, Perthshire, e. Rothesay, Bute , r. Rothesay, 352173, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 05/12/17, FORMERLY 24529, R. SCOT. FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Spence, John Pte 25609 17^th RS 11^th RS 9^th RS attd. 5^th Gordons	0632
Spence, John S 2606	EB1
Spence, John S., Pte 350622 9^th RS 2606 Pte, 51^st Div.H.Q. 2606 Pte	0640
SPENCE, S.J. 2nd/Lieut. , returned from a Course of Instruction on 9/12/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SPENCE, S.J. 2nd/Lieut. Musketry Course. 28/7/16. Classified as First Class Instructor Returned from Course, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Spence, S.J. 2/Lt 2/9^th leaving Selkirk 24^th Nov 15. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Spence, S.J. 2/Lt Officers 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – Sergt S.J. Spence 9RS, son of Mr Spence, St Ronan, Rotchell Park, Maxwelltown, has been promoted Second Lt in the same regiment. Mr Spence was engaged in the Royal Bank, first at Dumfries and afterwards at Edinburgh. He enlisted in October of last year. His battn is presently at Peebles. Dumfries and Galloway Saturday Standard 2.10.15	–
Spence, Sam. Capt 9^th RS Nithsdale Amateur Rowing Club RoH	–
Spence, Samuel James 2513	EB1
Spence, Thomas Pte 62838 9^th RS	0636
Spencer, G.E. Pte 203216 4/8/15 (1) Cl. Z. 19/4/19	2610
SPENCER, J.S. Pte. No. 4251. C Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SPENCER, James (13800). ‘Dalveen’. 225 Ferry Road, Edinburgh 6. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Spencer, John H., Sgt 11351 2^nd RS Sgt, 15^th RS 16^th RS 9^th RS	0630
Spens 2/Lt Joined 1/9^th spring/summer 15 from 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Spens, W.P, 2/Lt. joined from Peebles 22 July 1915	WD
SPENS, W.P.T. Lieut. [pneumonia] , Died on active service, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
SPENS, W.P.T. Lieut. Wounded. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Spens, W.P.T., 2nd Lt. 5 Mar 15	W
Spens, W.T Lt 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2883/2, wounded 26 July 1916 at High Wood 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2883/3, wounded 6 Aug 1916	–
Spens, W.T.P, Lt. slightly wounded returned to duty 25 July 1916, wounded 6 Aug 1916, joined for duty 4-7 Jan 1917, died 18 Feb 1917	WD
Spens, Walter Thomas Patrick [most sources Walter, one source William] Spens, W.T. Patrick, Lt, 18^th Feb 1917 2^nd Lt RS, Lt, died at a casualty clearing station in France (of pneumonia) 18^th February 1917 The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1918) Spens, William Thomas Patrick Beginning of war/on joining 2^nd Lt; End of war Lt. Died on service, 18^th Feb 1917. The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1933) Spens, Walter Thomas Patrick, Lt, “killed in action” MA BL degree http://www.universitystory.gla.ac.uk/image/?id1=2593&id2=1129027163&p=4 Spens, Walter Thomas Patrick, Lt, M.A. 1901, B.L. 1903 University of Glasgow (1922) – Spens, Walter T.P. 2/Lt to be temp Lt dated 4 Jan 16; LG 14 Mar 16 p.2794 – 2^nd Lt (temp Lt) WTP Spens (since deceased) to be Lt with precedence from 1^st June 16, 1^st Aug 17 The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7874 – Supplement to the London Gazette, 4th March 1915, War Office, 4th March 1915; Infantry; 9th (Highlanders) Battalion, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment); the under mentioned to be second Lieutenants:- Private Walter Thomas Patrick Spens, from the Inns of Court Officers Training Corps. Dated 5th March 1915 [same OTC and date as DA Bannatyne] – SPENS, Walter Thomas Patrick Joined corps 07 Jan 1915, Served in K Company, Service Number 2621 Commissioned Royal Scots 05 Mar 1915 Served in France & Flanders; reached Lieutenant; wounded twice. Died 18 Feb 1917 [NB joined OTC same date and consecutive number to D.A Bannatyne, comm into RS same date] The Inns of Court O.T.C. during the Great War, Lt-Col F.H.L. Errington GWF courtesy of MBrockway – Inscription Third son of Walter C. Spens, 23.10.1881-18.2.17 died on active service in France On stone of Henry Glassford? Bell Spens, fifth son of Walter Cook Spens, advocate 15.5.1886?-23.6.1911 Also sixth son Nathaniel Spens 9.9.1887-13.9.1935 Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh	–
SPENS, WALTER THOMAS PATRICK, W T P, Lieutenant, , 9th Bn., 36, 18/Feb/1917, France, SON OF SHERIFF WALTER AND HELEN SPENS; HUSBAND OF MABEL DENNISON WATSON SPENS, OF STRATHADEN, TROON, AYRSHIRE. BORN AT GLASGOW.	CWGC
Spiers, George Pte 351952 9^th RS 5224 Pte	0640
SPIGANOVICZ, Victor J. De. Rosemary. Blackford. Perthshire. (3343) N.B. Spiganovicz comes under S in the book not De Spiganovicz – ? Victor James de Spiganovicz (1881-1970) Born Odessa. Educated Edinburgh. Architect. Outbreak of war turned down for active service on medical grounds, joined recruiting office, Sergt. ‘Spiggy.’ Writer and humanitarian established Scouts movement in Scotland. ‘This Is Your Life’ in 1960. ? Ancestry	RSC ?
SPINK, J. Pte. No. 352348 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Spink, Thomas Pte 352348 13^th RS 18367 Pte, 2^nd RS 18367 Pte, 9^th RS 352348 Pte – Thomas Spink 13RS Pte 18367 352348 15Star&BWM&VM Disch France 9.7.15 – T. Spink Pte 352348 9.7.15 (France)-Dis 21.7.19 13RS 15Star Medal Roll 2612 – See Spink, John – same number	0640 –
Spink, John [?] 352348 RS Enlisted 11.1.15-21.7.19 discharged, wounds 392 xvi, age 31 SWB Roll – John [?] Spink RS 352348 Pte 11.1.15-21.7.19 392 xvi SWB MIC – See Spink, Thomas – same number	–
Spivey, Herbert Pte 330897 9^th RS	0639
SPROTT, W.A. Pte. No. 3446 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Sprott, W.A. Pte 351039 12/10/15 (1) Dis. 21/7/19	2610
Sprott, William A., L/Cpl 351039 9^th RS 3446 Pte – Enlisted 20.6.15-21.7.19 discharged, wounds 392 xvi, age 24 SWB Roll	0640 –
SPROTT, WILLIAM ARCHIBALD. Leith Academy. Student of Arts, 1914-15. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private June 1915; L/Corporal Dec. 1917. France. Wounded March 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Squair, A D.C.M. citation: ‘350106 Cpl. A. Squair 9^th Bn. (Edinburgh) For gallantry during the period 25^th February to 31^st December 1918. In the Soissons area during July and August 1918, he did good work with the transport of the battalion. Though often under very heavy shell fire he never failed to get his transport through to its destination. (11.3.20)’	–
Squair, A, Cpl 350106 Awarded D.C.M. Jan 19 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Squair, A. Pte 350106 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 21/3/19	2610
Squair, Andrew Cpl 350106 9^th RS 1323 Cpl – Transport Section Letter written to Miss Stewart and Miss Wright of Edinburgh. Miss Stewart worked in Mauls Department Store in Edinburgh in the ‘V’ department sending cigarettes, tobacco and other items (parcels) to serving and wounded men. Letter sale – Court of inquiry in the field 13.3.16 by order AS Blair: deaths of WS Carter, JC Wilson and poisoning of Pte Dishington 2005. President Maj RHF Moncrieff, members Capt A Taylor, 2/Lt AS Nicoll. L/Cpl A Squair 1323 gives evidence, went to wake Dishington on morning 12.3.16 Papers of WS Carter	0640
SQUAIR, John 92 Montpelier Park. Edinburgh. (6840)	RSC
Squair, John Pte 353539 9^th RS	0640
Squir, A. Cpl no. 350106 D.C.M. Soissons New Years List 1918	WD
Stafford, Ernest E 18018 Pte. 15^th R.Scots 17^th R.Scots 9^th R.Scots	0631
Stalker Sergeant (in fold of image)	2/9S
STALKER Sergt. Linesman. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STALKER Sergt., First Round Knock Out Company Football Matches. A Coy. versus B. Coy. Won by B. Coy, Wed 18 Apr 17. Score 4 -1. This man A Coy. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Stalker, R Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Stalker, R. Sgt 2/9 RS trial at Limerick 27.9.17 WO 86/78 p.161 Drunkenness, ‘Discharge with Ignominy’ ‘rks’ [to ranks?]	–
Stalker, Robt. 2410	EB1
Standley, Clifford 352200,[*], Badge No. 241551 Pte 9RS 18.2.16-25.7.17 sickness xvi served overseas	SWB
Standley, Clifford Pte 352200 9^th RS 5520	0641
Stanton, J.W 2818	EB1
Stanton, J.W. 2818 H Coy	LS2
Stanton, William Pte 351184 9^th RS 3686 Pte	0640
STARK, A. Pte. No. 2572, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Stark, A. 350602, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 198879, transferred 18.5.17 Class P(T) TF Reserve Pte 9RS 9.11.14-18.5.17 transf served overseas 22/2 17wks cond.	SWB
Stark, Alex 2572	EB1
Stark, Alexander Pte 350602 9^th RS, attd 5/6^th Sco. Rif. 2572 Pte	0640
Stark, Eden H., Pte 353540 9^th RS – Enlistment 7.12.15-23.12.19 discharge, wounds 392 xvi B1, age 30 SWB Roll – Eden Harrison Stark b.1890 Res Leith disch 23.12.19 Pension Ledger – VM&BWM SWB MIC	0640 –
Stark, I 2178	EB1
Stark, J., B Coy Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
Stark, James Pte 63293 9^th RS	0636
Stark, Thomas 2178, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 153650 Pte 9RS 1.9.14-19.4.15 sickness iii cc served overseas – no	SWB
Stark, Thos. (Ruler). Stationery World Vol 48 1915 ‘British Market’	–
STARK, W.A. Pte. No. 40304 , In Hospital Abroad,The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Stark, W.A. 1690 C Coy	LS7
Stark, William Pte 201766 1/8^th RS 5184 Pte, 11^th RS 9^th RS	0637
Stark, William Pte 350364 9^th RS 1927 A/Sgt	0640
Stark, William Pte 351699 9^th RS	0640
STARKEY, H, Lance Corporal, ‘352564’, 1st/9th Bn., 25, 10/Apr/1917, France, SON OF RAWNSLEY AND LILY STARKEY, OF 8, BOWLAND ST., BRADFORD, YORKS.	CWGC
STARKEY, H. L/Corpl. No. 352564 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Starkey, Harry Pte 352564 12^th RS 5962 Pte, 9^th RS 5962 Pte	0640
STARKEY, Harry, e. Bradford , r. Bradford, 352564, L/CPL, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 10/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Starkings, B. L/Cpl 302160 30/8/15 (1) Dis. 17/12/18	2610
Stavert, J 1667 B Coy	LS6
Stavert, J.J. Pte 350264 4/12/15 (1) Disemb 6/4/19	2610
Stavert, John James Pte 350264 9^th RS 1667 – 9RS Pte 1667 350264 15Star&BWM&VM Disemb France 4.12.15 MIC – b.1892 res Edin disch 6.4.19 disability Pension Ledger	0640 –
Stead, William Pte 251272 9^th RS 11^th RS	0638
Steadman, C. Pte 21382 10^th K.O.Y.L.I. 11/9/15 (1) 9^th RS 353033 Pte Cl. Z. 15/1/19	2610
Steadman, Charles Pte 353033 10^th Yorks.L.I. 21382 Pte, 9^th RS attd 5^th Gordons 353033	0640
STEEDMAN, David. 5 Victor Park Terr. Corstorphine. Edinburgh. (9142)	RSC
Steedman, Andrew C., Pte 351262 9^th RS 3792 Pte – KIA 3.8.17 Mo Mary Register Effects	0640 –
Steedman, Andrew Chalmers (b. 1888). 1902-03. Associated with father in the business of ironmonger in Newington Road. Royal Scots, Private, October 1915. France, April 1916; invalided home, June 1916. France, January 1917. Killed in action in Flanders on 3rd August 1917. Younger son of the late Mr J. C. Steedman and of Mrs Steedman, 1 Rillbank Terrace. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) [Does not say 9^th, see CWGC] – http://www.ypres-salient.com/uk–ireland125.html	–
STEEDMAN, ANDREW CHALMERS, A C, Private, ‘351262’, “A” Coy. 9th Bn., 29, 3/Aug/1917, Belgium, SON OF JAMES CHALMERS STEEDMAN AND MARY STEEDMAN, OF 18, WEST SAVILE TERRACE (FORMERLY 1, RILLBANK TERRACE), EDINBURGH.	CWGC
STEEDMAN, Andrew Chalmers, b. Alloa, Clackmannanshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 351262, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 03/08/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Steedman, D 2220	EB1
Steedman, D. 350465, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 231986 Pte 9RS 7.9.14-28.8.17 wounds xvi served overseas age 22	SWB
Steedman, D. Pte 350465 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 28/8/17	2610
Steedman, David, Pte See also EED 26 Apr 15 A member of “C” Company, Private David Steedman, 8 Victor Park Terrace, Corstorphine, is being treated in the Western Hospital, Cardiff, having been wounded on the head by a shrapnel bullet. Private Steedman was only eighteen years of age the day he set sail for France. He is well known in Edinburgh juvenile football circles.	NBW
Steedman, David, Pte 350465 9^th RS 2220	0640
Steedman, J. Pte 350372 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 3/3/19	2610
Steedman, John Pte 350372 9^th RS 1952	0640
STEEDMAN, John. 12 Hutchison Ave. Edinburgh. (5503)	RSC
Steedman, R 2830 C Coy	LS2
Steedman, R T 2830	EB1
Steedman, R.T. Pte 2830 24/2/15 (1) Comm 11/3/16	2610
Steedman, R.T., Pte 2830 comm RSF 11.3.16	0629
Steedman, Robert N., Pte 59014	0636
Steedman, Robert, Pte 99-02 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Steedman, T 3233 D Coy	LS7
Steedman, Thomas 3233	EB2
Steel 2/Lt ? to be in composite battalion if required April 1918 5/GH WD WO 95 3061 2_1	–
Steel, George Pte 51931 9^th RS	0636
Steel, J.G, Lt Wounded Sept 18; Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926 – Steel, J.G., Lt, Billetting Party, Nov 18 [War Diary]	– WD
STEEL, J.G. Sergt. No. 1383 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Steel, J.G. Pte (A/Sgt) 1383 24/2/15 (1) Disc. to Commission 18/12/16	2610
Steel, John G., A/Sgt 1383 comm 9^th RS 19.12.16	0629
Steel, John Gibson Royal Scots, 19/12/1916, LG Issue 29887, 01/01/1917, p64 Formerly A/Sgt 1383, 1/9th Royal Scots; BEF 24/02/1915 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Scots; Lieutenant 19/06/1918 116 East Claremont Street, Edinburgh Great War Forum, incl photo 9^th RS 1383, R Scots Lt, France 24.2.15, 116 East Claremont St, Edinburgh MIC	–
STEEL, John Gibson. 42 Mossway. Blackley. Manchester. (467)	RSC
STEEL, John Gibson. 42 Mossway. Blackley. Manchester. (467)	RSC
STEEL, R.P. Pte. No. 350960 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Steel, Robert P., Pte 350960 9^th RS	0640
STEEL, Robert Page, b. Currie, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 350960, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEEL, ROBERT PAGE, PRIVATE, 350960, 9/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Steel, Robert Page, Pte 350960 b. Balerno 24/10/1891 d. 24/10/17, Son of George Steel and Catherine Page, residence Edinburgh. Memorials Alex Cowan &Sons, Penicuik; Penicuik. [Midlothian Journal 27 April 1917]: Private Robert P. Steel, a stepson of Mr Peacock, saddler, Bridge Street, is also reported killed. He was about 20 years of age and was employed at the machines in Valleyfield Mills. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/ – KIA b. Currie http://www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Currie_ROH.pdf – Born Currie, Resident & Enlisted Edinburgh Arrived France Oct 1915 KIA Arras/Vimy Ridge Courtesy Malcolm Ferguson http://www.curriehistory.org/	–
STEEL, ROBERT PAGE, R P, Private, ‘350960’, 9th Bn., 25, 9/Apr/1917, France, BROTHER OF J. STEEL, OF 7, BLACKWOOD CRESCENT, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Steel, W 2532 E Coy	LS1
STEEL, W. Pte. No. 2532 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Steel, W.P. Capt. M.M. billeting officer mentioned in operations order no. 42 5 Dec 1918, proceeded to join 11th Bn RS 15 Mar 1919	WD
Steel, W.P., 2/Lt wounded 28/5/1917 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2884/1	–
Steel, W.P., 2/Lt. wounded 27 May 1917, Capt.& Adjt. signed operation orders no. 143 14 Jan 1918 and No. 144 19 Jan 1918 Acting as Billetting Officer, December 1918, Operation Order 42	WD
Steel, William 2532 – Steel, William. Royal Scots 2532 Pte. Royal Scots 2Lt. RAF Lt ? Steel, W. Lt 21.1.19 57 Sqn [H7147 DH4] Badly damaged by civilians and various parts stolen after landing Spa while carrying mails Morville-Spa. 2Lt WE Hall/Lt W Steel ? Steel, Lt 17.12.18 57 Sqn Ok [B7939 DH4] Crashed and wrecked on t/o for travelling flight. Lt Erskine inj/Lt Steel Ok ? Lt Steel 206 Sqn 15.4.18 Ok [D5582 DH9] Crashed on ploughed ground at Drionville on ferry flight from 1 Air Issues. Lt Steel Ok/AG Bevis slightly inj [shown as 5582] http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html	EB1 –
Steel, William Royal Scots, 19/12/1916, LG Issue 29911, 22/01/1917, p825 Formerly Pte, 2532, 1/9th Royal Scots; BEF 24/02/1915 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Scots; Lieutenant, Royal Air Force Great War Forum, incl photo	–
Steel, William Pte 2532 comm 4^th RS 18.12.16	0629
Steel, William Pte 351721 9^th RS – William Steel 351721 9RS Pte Father James Steel 116 East Claremont Street. 12.4.18 GSW R elbow adm 6^th Gen Hosp, ???, Woodside Central Hosp – Glasgow, discharged 20.12.18. Temp address 1919 41 Caithness Rd, West Kens?Kensington Service records (carries on from Allan Finlayson 351720 qv) FMP	0640 –
STEEL, William. 1 Viewforth Square. Edinburgh. (2105)	RSC
STEEL, Wm. (2105). 2 Viewfield Road, Juniper Green, Midlothian. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Steel. W. Pte 2532 24/2/15 (1) Comm 4^th Res. RS 8/12/16	2610
Steele, James I? 2923	EB1
Steele, James W., Pte 352421 9^th RS 5752	0641
Steele, T 3304 A Coy	LS6
Steel, R.P. Pte 350960 12/10/15 (1) K in A 9/4/17	2610
Stenhouse Mentioned by William Dea, June 1917 as a ‘local lad’ to Juniper Green Played a trick on Todd, burning his boots which cost Todd £1 Diary of Pte William Dea, transcribed by Malcolm Fergusson	–
STENHOUSE, D. Corpl. No. 1498. 9/5/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Stenhouse, D. L/Cpl 1498 24/2/15 (1) K in A 9/5/16	2610
Stenhouse, David L/Cpl 1498 entered theatre as Pte	0629
STENHOUSE, David, b. Dunfermline, e. Edinburgh, 1498, CPL., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/05/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STENHOUSE, DAVID, D, Corporal, ‘1498’, 1st/9th Bn., 27, 9/May/1916, France, SON OF JAMES CANT STENHOUSE AND CHRISTINA E. STENHOUSE, OF 131, GROVE ST., EDINBURGH. NATIVE OF DUNFERMLINE.	CWGC
Stenhouse, George Pte 353559 9^th RS	0640
Stenhouse, Peter S., Pte 51367 10^th Sco. Rif. 40692 Pte, 16^th RS 9^th RS	0636
Stephen, A, Colour-Sergeant transferred from 1st Bn Gordon Highlanders, appointed instructor March 1905, replacing J Duncan. – The first Sgt-Maj of Reserve Bn was Colour-Sgt A.D Stephen, joined from National Reserve. Previously 1^st Gordons and Sgt Maj in 1/9^th RS. Held post until formation of 3/9^th at Peebles, replaced by T. Low. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – ‘When with the 2/9^th we obtained much hard training under our excellent R.S.M. – Stephens who had fought with the Gordons at Dargai and in South Africa.’ Marching and shooting his subjects, encouraging to the young, ruled the srgts mess with an iron rod – no swearing, high standards, little drinking. ? Seems likely RWFJ also means Stephen with ‘The RSM was a former Gordon Highlander who spoke of Dargai, the Frontier and the Boer war.’ He recalled Modder River. DCM and LSM. A strict disciplinarian who ensured they were well spaced between men and between waves for skirmishing. ? RWFJ also relates an instructor tearing a strip of recruits at 1912 camp for missing their targets, and referring to the poor shooting at Modder River. This could again be Stephen. IWM Papers RWF Johnston	F –
Stephen, A.D 2336 – Stephen, Alexander Daniel 2336, 350508 9^th RS 50 Craighouse Gardens, Edinburgh; wife Theresa. Previous Gordon Highlanders and 9^th RS 8 yrs. Attested 12^th Sept 1914 as Pte 9^th RS, apparent age 40 yrs, immediately A/S.M. then S.M. 4^th Res for much of war [?]. ?RAF York as RSM 28.8.18, demob 1919 Pte 1810 1^st GH enlisted 13.7.1885 for 7 yrs, re-engaged 18.1.1897 with 11 yrs 188 days of service, at Rawalpindi. 9^th Vol Bn RS stamped 18.1.1906, dated 17.1.06 at 7 Wemyss Place, Edinburgh, 9197 Col Srgt Stephen, Alex. Daniel with 20 yrs 6 mnths service, good character, 4 good conduct badges, promoted 26.9.99, service expires 12.7.06. Signed James Clark ‘most efficient’, desirous of continuing service. Letter in own hand, most service in India Pension record – Alexander Stephen 1^st Gordon Highlanders joined 13.7.1885 no 1810, RS 9197[?] Born Aberdeen, comb maker, 18yo, currently 3^rd Batt GH, 5’5”. Attested Pte. Home 13.7.1885-14.12.86 (incl Guernsey), Malta 86-88, Ceylon 88-92, West Indies 92-98, Egypt Oct-Dec98, St?? 98-99, S.Africa9.11.99-22.10.02, Home 23.10.02-31.1.13 Mo Mrs Jessie Shaw 83 Causewayend, Aberdeen, wife with battalion, son Alexander Clifford Waziristan Field Force 11.12.94-24.3.95, Chitral Relief Exped 1985, Punjab Frontier Disturbances & Tirah Exped 1897-8, SAF 1899-1902 Promoted Sergt in field 28.6.01, MID & DCM AO Off June 1903 Married Theresa Grant, Dundee 30.1.1903. Dischrge Edin, intended 50 Craighouse Gardens, Edin. claimed discharge 392 xxiii Children Alexander 1.12.03, Jessie 13.3.06, James Grant 14.6.07, Robert Mason 27.5.09, William Gordon 24.3.12 Drunkenness 3.9.96 Gharial [?], reduced to ranks, fined. Six further times recorded drunk, admonished or reprimanded, 1886-1897 This is to certify that 9197 Col Sergt &A/S-M A Stepehn 9RS in receipt of extra pay as Acting Sergeant Major 26.4.10 to 31.1.13 on which date he was discharged to pension. Signed AS Blair, CO 9RS 13.1.1913 Promoted Col Sergt GH 1.4.04, transferred to permanent staff 9^th VB (Highrs) RS 7.3.05, authority GOC 8^th Division dated 23.2.05 9VBRS permitted to continue beyond 21 years on 20.1.06, authority Lowland Group No 38 18.1.06 Posted to permanent staff 9TS (TF) 5.5.08, appointed A/S-M 26.4.10, discharge to pension 31.1.13 DCM GH No 1810 Army Order No 10 of January 1903 Attestation with 9RS Previous 20 yrs GH 8 yrs 9RS No 2336 crossed out and replaced with 350508 Pte 12.9.14, A/S.M. 12.9.14, 4^th (Res) Bn 12.9.14 as CSM (until at least Jul 17), RS Glencorse Depot as CSM undated Attd HQ NE Area RAF York as RSM 28.8[or 9].18, disemb 5.4.19, 50 Craighouse Gardens. Served Home. Left forearm tattoo thistle surmounted by ‘Bonaccord’ etc Special qualifications for civilian life 1913 clerk and bookkeeper [further info in here on GH service, incl hospital admissions, syphilis?] FMP – Signed papers Alfred James Ruxton (qv) as Colour Segt Instr April 1908 Signed papers JAJ McKean Oct 1914 as Sergt Maj Signed appers Houston, P.C 9.4.08 Col Sgt Instr	EB1 –
Stephen, A.D. Sergt-Maj, 50 Craighouse Gardens Drill Programme 1911-12	–
Stephen, A.D., Colour-Sgt Signed papers for Peddie, Geo. 1910, RFS Page Nov 1909	–
Stephen, David Gilchrist 2300	EB1
Stephen, G. Pte discharged, resumed work Caseroom of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
Stephen, J.R 2457	EB1
STEPHEN, R.E. Pte. No. 3717, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Stephen, Robert E., Pte 43216 9^th RS 3713 Pte, 2^nd RS	0635
Stephen, W 4683 A Coy	LS7
Stephens Sergt-Maj, ‘worthy’ RSM Made appearance and received rousing reception – took the Chair 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16	–
Stephenson Lt-Col, new CO from 16th RS 3rd August 1918 p.686 ‘who had well established his reputation as the leader of the now disbanded 16^th Battalion’	E
Stephenson, A, Lt-Col, DSO, MC Awarded CMG 1 Jan 19 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926 – ?Mention in despatches Stephenson, A. Temp Lt-Col M.C. Royal Scots London Gazette 18 Dec 1917 page 13226 – Arthur Stephenson, MC as T/Capt cited 30.3.1916 T/Lt Col 1/9 RS DSO, MC, MID MC	–
Stephenson, A. Lt. Col. D.S.O. M.C. assumed command of Bn 30 Aug 1918, awarded CMG New Years List 1918/19, repatriated 27 Mar 1919	WD
Stephenson, Arthur Known in 16^th Bn as ‘Steve’, Stephenson was born 9^th August 1881 at Stoke Damerel, near Devonport. After working for the Post Office, he moved to South Africa in 1900 and found work with the post office there. When the Boer War broke out he served with the Orange River Scouts. Later he established post offices in remote parts of East Africa. At the start of the First World War he served with the militia, sailed to England in May 1915 and was commissioned in the 10^th Devonshires. Transferred to 9^th King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and crossed to France in September. Awarded MC for action at Loos. Promoted Major April 1916. Wounded 1^st July 1916 on assault south of Round Wood, after which he had a run in with Haig. Transferred to 16^th Bn RS. Assumed command 24^th August 1916. On 16^th May 1918, following heavy losses, the 34^th Division was disbanded. Lt-Col A. Stephenson D.S.O., M.C., assumed command of the Ninth 30^th August 1918, until 27^th March 1919 when proceeded to UK for repatriation. Later that year he returned to Rhodesia to farm, joined the police in 1925. Served in the Second World War as commander of division of East African forces. Died March 1950. From Alexander, Jack, ‘McCrae’s Battalion’, 2003 – Stephenson, Arthur CMG DSO MC Yorks LI, 9^th KOYLI, RS Lt-Col. France 11.9.15, Commanding, Northern Rhodesian Rifles, Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia, Africa MIC – DSO LG 1.1.18 Lt-Col late 9^th R. Scots 1914-18 and escaped without wound; Despatches; CMG, MC The VC and DSO Vol III – 16^th RS turned into training cadre and ceased to exist May 1918 after heavy losses in Spring Offensive. Col Stephenson returned Northern Rhodesia after war, where he had been an Inspector of Labour. Given command of a Rhodesian Regiment but died before the Second World War. A trooper in Boer war, employed in Rhodesia after it. Comm 1914 in New Army, Capt at Loos (won MC), promoted Major, posted 16^th RS ‘where he showed us splendid leadership. He knew his officers and men and saw them always’ [continues]. Gassed at Third Ypres. Papers of RWF Johnston, IWM – Born on 9 August 1881 in Stoke Damerel, the son of a bank manager, Stephenson worked for the Post Office on leaving school, becoming a telegraphist. In 1900 he left for South Africa, working his passage as a stoker. He began work for the postal services in Cape Town, but enlisted in the Imperial Light Horse. Rising to the rank of Seregeant, he was demobilised in 1902. He moved to Rhodesia, again working for the postal services. He became a Squadron Sergeant-Major in the Southern Rhodesian Vounteers. In 1912 he became an Inspector in the Native Labour Bureau. He returned to England in 1915, being commissioned into the Devonshire Regiment. He was transferred to the 9th Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, knowing the unpopular CO Colmer Lynch. He won the MC at Loos rescuing a wounded soldier under fire. He became Major 2ic in April 1916, but was wounded by shrapnel on 1 July 1916. ‘Steve’ was then transferred to the 16th Royal Scots. After the War he returned to Rhodesia and was appointed Commandant Northern Rhodesia Rifles, 1919-25; being also made Chief Intelligence Officer for Northern Rhodesia, June 1920; Commandant Northern Rhodesia Police, 1925-30; before returning to a Military capacity with the outbreak of the Second World War, as Lieutenant-Colonel East African Forces, 1939-42; appointed as a Member of the Executive Council of Northern Rhodesia, January 1940. He died in 1950. Lt Col Arthur Stephenson 16^th RS 25.11.16-8.11.17 temporary absence http://www.ww1infantrycos.co.uk/a.%20stehenson.html – Temp Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Stephenson DSO MC Royal Scots New Year Honours 1919, Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) – T/Lt-Col Arthur Stephenson MC RS LG 1.1.18 – Temporary Captain Arthur Stephenson, 9^th Battalion, The King’s Own (Yorkshire Light Infantry). For conspicuous gallantry. During a heavy bombardment by the enemy a man was wounded and lying in an exposed position on the parapet. Captain Stephenson and a lance-corporal rescued him, and rendered first aid, although they had to move their position three times owing to the trench being blown in. MC EG 3.4.16 – ? Born 1881; father Reuben (1838-) and mother Fannie (1848-); Arthur W Stephenson married Leah Louisa Heath (1891-) in 1919 Family tree Reuben and Fanny Stephenson 1901 Census Reuben Stephenson, 52, Bank Manager; Arthur, son, age 9. Stoke Damerel 1891 Census Reuben married to Fanny S. Stephenson 1881 Census – Poelcapelle – 20 Oct, 16^th RS came into the line and Lt Col Stephenson gassed whilst reconnoitring. The Great Offensive – Stephenson sent two companies across the Lys near Fort Rompu. Later driven back. The Thirty-Fourth Division, 1915-1919 ,by Lieut.-Colonel J. Shakespear	–
STEPHENSON, G. Pte. No. 350649 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Stephenson, George 2660	EB1
Stephenson, George Pte 350649 9^th RS 2660 Pte, 12^th RS 350649	0640
Stephenson, S. Pte 12655 10^th Yorks. Reg. 9/9/15 (1) 9^th RS 202112 L/Cpl Cl. Z. 15/8/19	2610
Steuart, James William Harvey, Was born at Broxburn in 1895, and attended G.W.C.1902-11. Adopting banking as his profession, he served two years of his apprenticeship before enlisting in the 16th R.S. as a Pte. in 1914. Crossing to France in Jan. 1916, he was present at the battle of the Somme in July of that year, and served continuously with his Bn. till Apr. 1917, when he was seriously wounded at the battle of Arras. In Mar. 1918 he was gazetted 2/Lt. and posted to the 9th R.S. Returning to France in Oct. 1918, he was attached to the 1/7th R.S. and served with that unit till Dec. Discharged in May 1919 disabled, he died at Bangour War Hospital, May 12, 1920. https://www.gwc.org.uk/default/cache/file/E577BB3A37AD154AC223D08C3EE8B2A4.jpg	GWC
STEUART, JAMES WILLIAM HARVIE, J W H, Second Lieutenant, , 9th Bn., 25, 12/May/1920, United Kingdom, SON OF DANIEL RANKIN STEUART, F.I.C., F.C.S., F.R.S.E., AND MARGARET OSBORNE STEUART, OF 20, HILLVIEW, BLACKHALL, EDINBURGH. ENLISTED DEC., 1914, WOUNDED AT ARRAS, APRIL, 1917. GAZETTED MARCH, 1918. BORN AT BROXBURN, WEST LOTHIAN.	CWGC
Steven Sergeant-Major	2/9S
STEVEN Sergt. Major. Master of Ceremonies and ‘genial host’, 23rd February 1917. Second Anniversary of the Battalion leaving Edinburgh. Dinner in Sergeants Mess. The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Steven Sergt-Maj	NBW
Steven, E, Srgt 2/9^th RS (No. 5 Prov. Battalion) Granted Assistant Instructor’s Certificate of Signalling on termination of course at School of Signalling, Edinburgh, held 5^th May to 2^nd June The Scotsman 10 June 15	–
Steven, E. Signalling Sergt, c/o Peebles, 28 Comely Bank Place Drill Programme 1911-12	–
STEVEN, Edwin. 4 Marchmont St. Edinburgh. (8617) – [Edwin Steven 8 years 9RS as no. 275, then KOSB in 1917] There is an Edwin Steven, Sgt 6^th KOSB 30779 Medal Roll Edwin Steven 30779 3^rd KOSB c/o Peebles, 28 Comely Bank Place, Edin. b.1883 33yrs54 days, Commercisal Traveller, single. Next of kin Miss Sarah Ann Grant Steven, same address, mother. Previously 9^th RS 8 years 275 Signed 10 Feb 17 Edinburgh. Home 24.6.16-9.7.17, BEF 10.7.17-19.9.17, Home 20.9.7. Recruiting Office 63 Cockburn St, Edinburgh. 1920 residing c/o 54 Easter Rd, Edin. 8.11.18 Curragh as Sgt, offence: When on Active Service neglect of duty in command of main gate guard allowing a prisoner to escape. Reprimanded 19.11.18. 6 KOSB D Coy PUO mild Rouen 14.9.17; Sick adm 2^nd West Gen Manchester 20.9.17; furlough 24.5.18-3.6.18. Transferred Army Reserve 8.3.19 Enlisted Pte 24.6.16, Called up for service 27.3.17, KOSB Depot 28.3.17, 3 KOSB 1.4.17, Promoted Sgt 27.3.17 (previously served as Sgt 9 RS), posted 6 KOSB 10.7.17 Service Records	RSC –
Stevens Srgt	NBW
Stevens Sergeant	2/9S
Stevens, J.W 2791	EB1
Stevenson Srgt	NBW
Stevenson Lt B Coy Lts Stevenson and Macdonald organised 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. Officer of winning marathon team 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16 The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Stevenson Sergeant	2/9S
Stevenson, A.J The undermentioned officers are appointed to the unit, and retain their rank and precedence 1^st Jan. 1922; from 9^th Bn R. Scots to 7^th/9^th R.Scots: Stevenson, AJ, 2^nd Lt London Gazette 11 Aug 1922 p.5969	–
Stevenson, D.C. Pte 350550 24/2/15 (1) Cl. Z. 8/3/19	2610
Stevenson, D.S 2437	EB1
Stevenson, D.S. 2437 C Coy	LS3
STEVENSON, David Mr. 28 Saughton Cres. Murrayfield. Edinburgh. (7916)	RSC
Stevenson, David S., L/Cpl 350550 9^th RS 2437 Pte – Pte BWM&VM MIC	0640 –
Stevenson, David Spreull, L/Cpl (wounded), 9^th RS 28 Saughton Cres Note at same address Charles Stevenson, Jr, L/Cpl, RAMC, lost at sea Murrayfield Roll of Honour 1917	–
Stevenson, Edward Pte 352226 9^th RS 5556 Pte	0640
STEVENSON, Edward, b. Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 352226, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEVENSON, EDWARD, E, Private, ‘352236’, 9th Bn., 21, 24/Mar/1918, France, SON OF GEORGE AND M. H. STEVENSON, OF 65, BARLOCH ST., POSSILPARK, GLASGOW.	CWGC
Stevenson, George C 2975	EB1
Stevenson, George T., Pte 301750 9^th RS 1/4^th RS	0639
Stevenson, H. MacD. Lt temp Capt attd. 9RS on appointment The King’s Levée, Ceremony at Holyrood. The Times 19.7.1911	–
Stevenson, J 2/Lt wounded Estimated casualties from March offensive as of 6.4.18 from 183 Bde War Diary (p.107/532)	–
Stevenson, J.J, 2/Lt. 9th RS joined for duty 2 May 1917	WD
Stevenson, James Pte 325366 9^th RS	0639
Stevenson, Jas. 2/B A/Adjt 9th RS. signed operation order no. 141 6 Jan 1918	WD
Stevenson, John Pte 330652 8^th RS attd 1/9^th RS 5626 Pte	0639
Stevenson, John Pte 330965 9^th RS	0639
Stevenson, John Pte 335479 8^th RS 9^th RS	0639
STEVENSON, John, b. Dairy, Ayrshire, e. Ayr , r. Dairy, 335479, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 17/12/17, FORMERLY 30844, H.L.I., 28266, T.R. BATTN., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEVENSON, JOHN, J, Private, ‘335479’, “A” Coy., 1st/9th Bn., 26, 17/Dec/1917, France, SON OF MRS. MARGARET ALLAN, OF DALRY, AYRSHIRE.	CWGC
Stevenson, P 2602	EB1
Stevenson, Peter A/Sgt 350620 9^th RS 2602 Pte, attd 51^st Div. H.Q. 2602	0640
Stevenson, T, Lt Killed or died of wounds Aug 18; Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Stevenson, T, Lt, ‘D’ Coy; p.654 German offensive 1918, killed	E
Stevenson, T., 2nd Lt. 11 June 15	W
Stevenson, Thomas 2409	EB1
Stevenson, Tom, Born in 1890, was the only son of Mr. J. St. Clair Stevenson, Edin. After receiving his early education at G.W.C., he passed to Leys School, Cambridge, in 1903. Later he joined his father in business at 60 Princes St. Having enlisted in the 9th R.S., he won speedy promotion, and was gazetted to his own Bn. in 1915. A year later he rose to the rank of Lt. With the 51st Div. he engaged in much severe fighting in France and fell at Villemontoire, south of Soissons, Aug. 1, 1918. A brilliant golfer, as a member of Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society he won all the Bruntsfield Scratch Trophies in 1913, with the exception of the Autumn Medal, and in that year and in 1914 took part in the Amateur Championship. https://www.gwc.org.uk/default/cache/file/7C712276D09C41C99CA00E563E3F3EBF.jpg Left GWC, right Bruntsfield Links – Stevenson, Thomas [Tom]: Lieutenant, 9th Royal Scots. Born around 1891 at Edinburgh. A son of James St Clair Stevenson, Drapery Manager, and Catherine Jane Stevenson of “Burnbrae”, 15 Cluny Drive, Edinburgh. Nephew of Sir Robert Maule. Lieutenant Stevenson was educated at George Watson’s College [1903] and Leys School, Cambridge [1903] and was later employed in his father’s Drapery firm located at 60 Princes Street, Edinburgh. He enlisted into the Royal Scots as soon as war was declared and was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Scots in 1915. He was a musketry instructor for the battalion and was promoted to Lieutenant in 1916 having served in Ireland for a year. He entered France as a theatre of war on 19/04/1918. He was killed in action close to Villemontoire, south of Soissons, on 01/08/1918, aged 28 and is buried in Raperie British Cemetery, Villemontoire, Aisne, France, Grave II.C.8. He was awarded the British War Medal & Victory Medal and is mentioned in the Watsonian War record 1914-1918, and a short biographical note in The Scotsman, 20/08/1918. He is remembered on the Brunstfield Links Golfing Society Limited Memorial. http://www.bruntsfieldlinks.co.uk/great_war_roll_of_honour – 2^nd Lt (temp Lt) T. Stevenson to be Lt with precedence from 1^st June 16, 1^st Aug 17 The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7874 – Lt T. Stevenson, Officers 2/9^th. Joined 2/9^th from 9^th (Reserve) Bn (Highlanders) RS 12^th June 1916 The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – Courier 15.2.18 East Lothian	GWC –
STEVENSON, TOM, T, Lieutenant, , 1st/9th Bn., 28, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF JAMES ST. CLAIR STEVENSON, OF 49/51, SHANDWICK PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Stevenson, W.B Attended funeral of 2/9^thCharles Melvile Munro. Chaplain to bn The Scotsman 7 Apr 15 Service of WS Millikin conducted by WB Stevenson, chaplain to 2/9^th The Scotsman 7 May 15	–
St. Clair, Charles ?There is a Charles Sinclair. Only St. Clair hits are under Tom Stevenson. eBay sporran pin	–
Stevenson, W.B, Reverend	F1901
Stevenson, W.B. Rev, Chaplain, The Manse, Blackhall Drill Programme 1911-12	–
Stevenson, W.R., Chaplain, Rev MA (CS) 3^rd Class 31 Mar 13 31 Oct 08	W
Stevenson, William Black, Rev., Acting Chaplain Chaplain 31 Oct 1903 (also listed as September 1903). Minister (Church of Scotland) of St. Columba’s Church, Blackhall. Born 10 June 1862. Son of Rev. Robert Horn Stevenson. (Edinburgh Academy; Edin Univ., M.A.) Appointed to the battalion # 32 – Stevenson, W.E. [probably W.B.] Rev., Chaplain attd. 9RS on appointment The King’s Levée, Ceremony at Holyrood. The Times 19.7.1911	F –
STEVENSON, WILLIAM BLACK. Edinburgh Academy; First XI. M.A. 1884. Minister, Church of Scotland. Chaplain, 4th Class, 1903; 3rd Class, 1915. 9th and 3rd Royal Scots (T). University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Stevenson, William Pte 51894 12^th High.L.I. 31023 Pte, 9^th RS 4^th RS	0641
Stewart 2/Lt Killed by sniper when looking over the top 1916 A Anderson IWM 3608	–
Stewart Lt Beatson makes frequent reference to him including ‘Our Lt Stewart’, ‘bowled over’ by a ‘stink bomb’ bursting six feet from him Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009	–
Stewart Lt, B Coy 8 Platoon, injured 2^nd Ypres “9th Royal Scots (T.F.), B Company on active service from a private’s diary, February-May 1915”, Turnbull and Spears, Edinburgh, 1916	–
Stewart Sergeant	2/9S
Stewart Sgt, E&F Coy Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
Stewart Srgt	NBW
Stewart, A 2814	EB1
Stewart, A 2814 C Coy	LS7
STEWART, A, Private, ‘352334’, 1st/9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
STEWART, A. L/Corpl. No. 2371 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STEWART, A. L/Corpl. No. 352344 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
STEWART, A. Pte. No. 350958 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Stewart, A. Pte 350958 4/12/15 (1) K in A 23/4/17	2610
Stewart, A. Shaw, Pte, 9^th RS Law University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914	–
Stewart, A.M., Pte, F Coy annual supper and presentation of prizes at Bisset’s Rooms, Edinburgh, The Scotsman 14 Feb 1902	–
Stewart, A.N 2371	EB1
Stewart, A.P 2359	EB1
Stewart, A.P. Pte 350518 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 31/1/19	2610
Stewart, A.V. L/Cpl 2371 24/2/15 (1) Comm 4^th Res. Gor. Hrs. 18/12/16	2610
Stewart, Albert Pte 352381 12^th RS 5712 Pte, 2^nd RS 5712 Pte, 9^th RS 5712 Pte	0640
Stewart, Alex Only son, 19 Montpelier. Private 1/4^th RS latterly 1/9^th RS, reported ‘missing’ 3 Sep 18 In Memoriam. The Scotsman 2 Sep 22	–
Stewart, Alex., Pte, 4^th RS att. 9^th RS (killed) 08-10 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Stewart, Alexander (b. 1895). 1908-10. Member of Boys’ Brigade. Apprentice Engineer. 1/4th Royal Scots (Q.E.R.), Private, 1912; mobilised August 1914. Gallipoli, wounded 28th June 1915. Palestine, wounded 12th November 1917. Attached 1/9th Royal Scots, France, July 1918. Killed in action at Hulluch on 3rd September 1918. Only son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Stewart, 19 Montpelier. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Stewart, Alexander L/Cpl 352334 1^st RS 15256 Pte, 9^th RS 5665 Pte – Stewart, Alexander 9RS 352334 9.4.17 KIA Wid Margaret Register Effects	0640 –
Stewart, Alexander P., Pte 350518 9^th RS 2359	0640
Stewart, Alexander Pte 200122 1/4^th RS 1357 Pte, 1/9^th RS 200122	0637
Stewart, Alexander Pte 335729 8^th RS 8417 Pte, 9^th RS	0640
Stewart, Alexander Pte 350958 9^th RS	0640
Stewart, Alexander Pte 44133 9^th RS	0635
Stewart, Alexander V., corrected to add V, L/Cpl 2371 entered theatre as Pte comm 4^th GH 18.12.16 (See also Stewart, Vivian A.)	0629
STEWART, ALEXANDER VIVIAN (b. 1895). Ewart High School and Boroughmuir School; First XV. Student of Medicine, 1913-14. O.T.C. Infantry, Oct. 1913 to Sept. 1914, Cadet. 9th Royal Scots, Private Sept. 1914. 4th Gordon Highlanders, 2nd Lieut. Dec. 1916. France, the Somme, and Ypres. Killed at the Battle of Arras on 23rd April 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – Alexander Vivian Stewart, Gordon Highlanders, 19/12/1916, LG Issue 29885, 30/12/1916, p12742 Formerly L/Cpl 2371, 1/9th Royal Scots; BEF 24/02/1915 Lieutenant 4th Gordon Highlanders Killed in action 23/04/1917, age 21; Arras Memorial, Bay 8 and 9; Son of the Rev. Alex. Stewart and Mary J. Rae Stewart, of 21, Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh. Enlisted Aug., 1914. A Medical Student (Edinburgh University). Great War Forum, incl photo – Born Minigaff, Newton Stewart 1895. Ewart High School, Boroughmuir Higher Grade School until 1910. Matriculated Univ of Edin 1913-14 Faculty of Science; First XV Rugby. Edin Univ Officer Training Corps (EUOTC), Infantry, from Oct 13 to Sept 14, rank of Cadet. Sept 14 joined 9^th RS as Pte. Dec 16 2/Lt 4^th Gordons. Killed at Arras 23 Apr 17. Elder brother Nathaniel William Stewart, 7^th RS attached RFC. Univ of Edin Archives	–
STEWART, ALEXANDER, A, Private, ‘200122’, 9th Bn., 23, 3/Sep/1918, France, SON OF ALEXANDER AND MARGARET M. STEWART, OF 19, MONTPELIER, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
STEWART, ALEXANDER, A, Private, ‘350958’, 9th Bn., 21, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM STEWART, OF 11, ORWELL PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
STEWART, Alexander, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 200122, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 03/09/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEWART, Alexander, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350958, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEWART, Alexander, b. Old Monkland, Lanarkshire, e. Airdrie, Lanarkshire , r. Airdrie, 352334, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEWART, ALEXANDER, LANCE CORPORAL, 352334, 9/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
STEWART, ALEXANDER, PRIVATE, 200122, 3/Sep/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
STEWART, ALEXANDER, PRIVATE, 350958, 23/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Stewart, Allan McD., Pte 44290 9^th RS	0641
Stewart, Andrew Pte 30345 2^nd RS 1/9^th RS attd. 154^th M.G.C.	0633
Stewart, Augustus 2288	EB1
STEWART, AUGUSTUS SHAW. George Watson’s College. O.T.C. 1907-11. Student of Law, 1913-14. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Sept. 1914. 6th West Riding Regiment, 2nd Lieut. June 1915; Lieut. July 1917; Acting Captain 1918. France. Dispatches. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
STEWART, Charles Mr. Aberdour. Kingsway Cres. N. Harrow Middlesex. (5438)	RSC
Stewart, Cyril Falconer (also recorded as C. Falconer-Stewart or C. Falconar-Stewart, without hyphens etc.) – Stewart, C.F., 2nd Lt. 22 Oct 14 [Weaver] – Falconar-Stewart Cyril Binny Second Lieutenant Royal Scots 9th 24-Jan-16 6 Awarded Military Cross Evening Times Roll presented as: Surname, Forename, Home, Rank, Regiment, Date of Death, Date in ET, Page, Portrait, Notes Marriage arranged between Cyril Falconar-Stewart (second son of George, late of Binny, Linlithgowshire) and Nita (only daughter of Bryce Allan, The Cliff, Wemyss Bay). The Scotsman 6 Jul 15 – Falconar-Stewart, C., MC (note Falconar spelling) 2^nd Lt (temp Lt) to be Lt with precedence from 1^st June 16, and to remain seconded, 1^st Aug 17 The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7874 – Stewart, Cyril Falconer Sgt to be 2/Lt 22^nd Oct 14, London Gazette 21 Oct 14 – STEWART, C.F. Lieut. 1/1/16 Awarded Military Cross., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. – FALCONER STEWART, C. 2nd/Lieut. Mentioned in Despatches, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. – Mentioned in Despatches, 2/Lt C.F. Stewart Complete Despatches of Lord French 1914-1916 – Falconer-Stewart, C., Capt. MC 9^th RS, became Assistant Provost-Marshal, Scottish Command for Sub-Area “C” Dunfermline, 19^th Feb 1917. The Scotsman 26 Feb 17 – Falconer Stewart, C, 2/Lt, Lt, MC, B Coy, ~~ADC (Home)~~, APM List of officers proceeding on active service, Records of T.W. Bennet Clark – Cyril Falconer Stewart, Sergt 9/RS 1914 British Army Lists – Stewart, C. Falconer MC RS 2/Lt, Maj. 15Star&BWM&VM SWB 2.4.19 LG 19.4.19 France 26.2.15 “Name amended from Falconar to Falconer auth” Medals to Hillpaer?, Bannockburn, Stirlingshire. 23.5.21 MIC – Stewart, C. Falconar [note spelling] MC 9/RS 2/Lt 15Star 23.2.15. CinC Scottish Command submits claim 25.1.19 Address 1 – Edinburgh (ref Scottish Cmd?) 2 – Hillpark, Bannockburn MIC [entered as Stewart, G. Falconar] – ? Cyril Falconer Stewart b.~1885 Linlithgow to George (Visiting Officer Board of Supervn) and Louisa, 2 Chester St, Edin. 1891 Census – Stewart, C. Falconer, Maj, Feddal Castle (Ardoch and Braco) Directory 1939 – ?d.1963, of Feddal Braco, Perthshire. Probate – ? Brown in A Coy refers to Lt S—- who ‘swanked along as if he were on Princes Street.’ at St Julien, 2^nd Ypres 1915 Brown, John, ‘Letters, Essays and Verses, with two portraits’, 1921 [Could this have been Lt Sellars mentioned by James Beatson though?] ? CF Stewart looks like B Company from TWBC, though A and B were together at Second Ypres	W –
Stewart, D.W. New entrant to battalion, writes to complain of tartan choice. Scotsman 30.7.00	–
Stewart, Donald A., RQMS 350053 4^th RS 350053 W.O.Cl.II, 9^th RS – ? D.A. Stewart ORS Signed as witness to discharge of John Saxon (qv) 24.6.15 2/9^th RS Peebles – Stewart, Donald A. RS WO Cl.II 350053 VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Stewart, Frederick A., Pte 351439 9^th RS 4063 Pte, 7^th RS 351439 – Stewart, Frederick Alexander MM. 351439 KIA 24.8.18 age 20 7RS Elder son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Stewart, Edinburgh. Awarded Military Medal gaz. 16.7.18 Company Runner with 9RS Pte, F. Stewart RS (Aberdour) Battle of Albert, 7RS heavily shelled in touch with Hindenburg line. Buried at Bucquoy Road Cemetery, Ficheux, France. Born 3.10.1897 Edinburgh. 1901 with aunt at 12 Warrender Park Terrace. West Jesmond Junior School 18.5.1908, living 62 Lavender Gardens, Newcastle 1911 Resident Aberdour, Fife. Enlisted Edin. 4063 / 351439. Parents at 10 Marchmont Rd, Edin. On West Jesmond school plaque Information courtesy Mike Holland [4063 would have attested slightly after 4056 on 6 December 1915] – SDGW as above Register soldiers’ effects – fa. Frank J. MM awarded MIC VM&BWM	0640 –
STEWART, G.F. Pte. No. 2231, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Stewart, G.F. Pte 2231 24/2/15 (1) 3/8 RS 30/11/15	2610
Stewart, Geo. F 2231 – Looks like George F Stewart attended first reunion dinner MGS 23^rd March 1920 Diary W.Scott TNA	EB1
Stewart, George F, Pte, 35126, Bellfield, Eskbank http://www.freewebs.com/eltoro1960/Nominal%20Roll%20A%20to%20Z/S.htm	NBW
Stewart, George F., Private 9th	NBW-S
Stewart, George F., Pte See also EED 17 Apr 15 One of the party of the 9^th Royal Scots who were wounded by the bursting of a shell on a convent in France was Private Stewart, Bellfield, Dalkeith. He is a native of Fairlie, and was educated at George Watson’s College, Edinburgh. Dated 17/4/15 Pte George Stewart 2231, Bellfield, Dalkeith, wounded in the back of the neck The Scotsman 15 Apr 1915	NBW
Stewart, George F., Pte 2231 comm 3/8^th RS 30.11.15	0629
STEWART, George Fairlie Fairlie, Ayrshire, 1895; youngest son of Mr. P. Stewart; 1903 – 11; locomotive engineering; 9th R.S., Pte. Sept. 1914; 8th R.S., 2/Lt. 1915; K.A.R., Lt. 1916; France, 2nd Ypres; German East Africa and Portuguese East Africa, 1917 – 18; wounded Apr. 1915.	WWR
Stewart, George Pte 375890 9^th RS	0640
STEWART, George, b. Govan, Glasgow, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 375890, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEWART, GEORGE, G, Private, ‘375890’, 9th Bn., , 20/Sep/1917, Belgium,	CWGC
Stewart, Gordon L. 3952,[*], Badge No. 24092 9RS Pte 15.11.15-24.1.17 wounds xvi, overseas yes	SWB
Stewart, Gordon, L., Pte 3952 SWB	0629
Stewart, Hugh Pte 58950 9^th RS	0636
STEWART, Hugh, b. Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 58950, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 2/12690, T.R., 54166, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEWART, HUGH, H, Private, ‘58950’, 1st/9th Bn., 19, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF HUGH AND HELEN GRAY STEWART, OF SUNNYBANK ST., DALMARNOCK, GLASGOW.	CWGC
Stewart, J, Sgt, Scottish Horse, Imperial Yeomanry; E Coy 9^th RS	FSA
STEWART, J. Corpl. No. 351404 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Stewart, J.E, L/Cpl A Coy wounded 24 Aug 1915 – ‘1 walking case of our own. None very serious.’ 24.8.15 Diary of James Lawson Cairns (qv)	WD –
Stewart, J.E.I. L/Cpl 350136 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 11/3/17	2610
STEWART, J.G. Pte. No. 1403. Severe, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Stewart, J.G. Sergt-Cook, 12 Dean Path Buildings Drill Programme 1911-12	–
Stewart, Jackie Buried July 1916 A Anderson IWM 3608	–
Stewart, Jacob Pte 302316 17^th K.R.Rif.C. C/4249 Rfm, 1/9^th RS	0639
STEWART, Jacob, b. Penge, London, e. Southwark, Surrey , r. Camberwell, Surrey, 302316, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/03/18, FORMERLY C/4249, K.R.R.C., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEWART, JACOB, J, Lance Corporal, ‘302316’, 9th Bn., 19, 21/Mar/1918, France, SON OF MATTHEW AND LEAH STEWART, OF 139, COLDHARBOUR LANE, CAMBERWELL, LONDON.	CWGC
Stewart, James 9RS A/Cpl 4718, 2^nd KOSB L/Cpl 40887 BWM&VM Medal Roll Piece 1116 KOSB – VM&BWM MIC	–
Stewart, James E.I. A/L/Cpl 350136 9^th RS 1403 Pte	0640
Stewart, James Pte 351282 9^th RS 3827 Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Stewart, James R., A/Cpl 44191 9^th RS	0635
Stewart, James T D., Pte 59027 9^th RS 13^th RS	0636
Stewart, John James Gillespie’s	–
Stewart, John M., Pte 353441 9^th RS – Stewart, J (Gargunnock) 353441 Daily List wounded reported 5 January 1918 GWF	0640 –
Stewart, John Pte 63099 9^th RS	0636
Stewart, Lyle McK., Pte 352094 9^th RS 5408 Pte	0640
STEWART, M. Pte. No. 4392, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Stewart, Methven I.R., L/Cpl 351561 9^th RS attd 5/6^th Sco. Rif. 4392 A/Cpl	0640
Stewart, P.D. Pte 350117 24/2/15 (1) Pres. D. 20/9/17	2610
Stewart, Peter D., L/Sgt 350117 9^th RS 1348 Cpl	0640
STEWART, Peter Deuchars, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh , r. Wolverhampton, 350117, L/SGT, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEWART, PETER DEUCHARS, LANCE SERGEANT, 350117, 20/Sep/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
STEWART, PETER DEUCHARS, P D, Serjeant, ‘350117’, 9th Bn., 21, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF PETER AND CATHERINE STEWART, OF BRADLEY VILLAS, MILLFIELD RD., ETTINGSHALL, WOLVERHAMPTON. NATIVE OF EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Stewart, R, Pte No.1435 wounded 23 Mar 15 – Stewart, R., Pte 1435, D Coy, seriously wounded, son of Mr R Stewart, 72 Brunswick St Edinburgh Evening News 31^st March 1915 and Capital Collections Item 29843 – Stewart, R. Pte 1435 dies from wounds at No 3 General Hospital, Le Treport, France on Sunday from bullet wound in shoulder Former pupil Broughton Higher Grade School, employment of Provost Malcolm Smith, clerk. Joined Ninth two ?years ago. Mrs Stewart, mother, at Brunswick St, Edin. Matron writes died suddenly last night, came in wounded through the spine, planned to be home on ship to England. EED 2 Apr 15	WD –
STEWART, R. Pte. No. 1435. 28/3/15 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Stewart, R.B 2326	EB1
STEWART, Robert Bell Pollokshields, 1892; 1902 – 10; Edin. Univ., M.B.Ch.B. 1916; 9th R.S., Pte. Aug. 1914; 12th R.S., 2/Lt. Nov. 1914, Capt. 1916; trans. R.A.M.C., Lt. 1916, Capt. 1917; France, Festubert, Loos, Somme, Passchendaele, Amiens, Hindenburg Line, Le Cateau; wounded Sept. 1915, Sept. 1916; Despatches Dec. 1915; M.C. 1916, Bar to M.C. Apr. 1917, 2nd Bar to M.C. Sept. 1918. – A fine Great War M.C. and 2 Bar group of four awarded to Captain R. B. Stewart, M.B., Royal Army Medical Corps, late Royal Scots Military Cross, G.V.R., with Second and Third Award Bars; 1914-15 Star (2.Lieut. R. B. Stewart, R. Scots); British War and Victory Medals, with M.I.D. oak leaf (Capt.) good very fine (4) £3000-3500 Footnote M.C. London Gazette 14 January 1916: ‘For distinguished service in the Field’ – Temporary Second Lieutenant Robert Bell Stewart, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) (Service Battalion). Bar to M.C. London Gazette 18 January 1918; citation London Gazette 25 April 1918: Capt. Robert Bell Stewart, M.C., R.A.M.C., Spec. Res. ‘For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He successfully carried out the evacuation of the wounded from the regimental aid post, over extremely bad ground, and under very heavy fire.’ 2nd Bar to M.C. London Gazette 2 April 1919; citation London Gazette 10 December 1919: Capt. Robert Bell Stewart, M.C., M.B., R.A.M.C., Spec. Res., attd. 55th Fd. Amb., R.A.M.C. ‘For conspicuous gallantry near Preux aux Bois and Hecq on 4th November, 1918. He was in charge of a division of stretcher-bearers when, finding the attack held up, he went forward alone to reconnoitre. He organised the evacuation of wounded under heavy fire, and pushed on into the Forest de Mormal to reconnoitre roads for the purpose of getting wounded back. Throughout the day by his energy and devotion to duty all casualties were expeditiously got away.’ Robert Bell Stewart was born at Pollockshields in 1892 and was educated at George Watson’s College for Boys 1902-10. He was a student of medicine at Edinburgh University, 1910-16 (M.B., Ch.B. 1916), but enlisted as a Private into the 9th Royal Scots in August 1914, becoming 2nd Lieutenant in November 1914 and Captain in September 1915. He transferred to the Royal Army Medical Corps as a Lieutenant in August 1916, becoming Captain in February 1917. He served in France at Festubert, Loos, Somme, Passchendaele, Amiens, Hindenburg Line, and Le Cateau; was wounded in September 1915 and September 1916, and mentioned in December 1915. Captain Stewart relinquished his commission on 1 April 1920. 168 two-bar Military Crosses were awarded during the Great War. DNW Auction – Temp 2/Lt Robert Bell Stewart RS awarded MC Daily Record 14.1.16	WWR –
STEWART, ROBERT BELL. George Watson’s College. Student of Medicine, 1910-16; M.B., Ch.B. 1916. 9^th and 12th Royal Scots (T.), Private Aug. 1914; 2nd Lieut. Sept. 1914; Lieut. Nov. 1914; Captain Sept. 1915. R.A.M.C, Lieut. Aug. 1916; Captain Feb. 1917. France. Wounded Sept. 191 5 and Sept. 1916. Dispatches Dec. 1915. M.C 1915; Bar to M.C. April 1917; second Bar to M.C. Sept. 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Stewart, Robert J., Pte 200554 1/4^th RS 2291 Pte, 9^th RS 200554	0637
STEWART, Robert Mr. 28 Braid Cres. Edinburgh. (634)	RSC
Stewart, Robert Pte 1435	0629
Stewart, Robert Pte 352559 2^nd High.L.I. attd 9^th RS 25658 Pte, 9^th RS 5957, attd 5^th Ent. Bn. 352559, 16^th RS 352559 – 21.3.16-5.2.18 SWB wounds age 34 served overseas SWB	0640 –
STEWART, Robert, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 1435, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 28/03/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STEWART, ROBERT, PRIVATE, 1435, 28/Mar/1915, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
STEWART, ROBERT, R, Private, ‘1435’, 9th Bn., 18, 28/Mar/1915, France, ELDEST SON OF ROBERT AND BARBARA STEWART, OF EDINBURGH.	CWGC
STEWART, Robert. Mr 30 Northfield Ave. Edinburgh. (819)	RSC
STEWART, T. W. Mr. M.C. (391). 100 Northfield Crescent, Edinburgh. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Stewart, T.W. Cpl 215 24/2/15 (1) Disc. to Commission 12/7/16	2610
Stewart, Thomas Grainger See Grainger-Stewart
STEWART, Thomas Mr. 68 Northfield Cres. Edinburgh. (391)	RSC
Stewart, Thomas W Sgt 215 Comm 7^th G Hdrs 12.7.16 – Stewart, Thomas Walker MC 9RS Cpl (Sjt crossed out) 215, GH 2/Lt, Lt, Capt 15Star&BWM&VM Emblems Comm Gordons 12.7.16 France 24.2.15 Ineligible for TE Medal 68 Northfield Crescent, Edinburgh MIC – Gordon Highlanders Sergt from RS to be 2/Lt (on prob) 12.7.16 LG 12.8.16 – Lt 7 GH Croix de Guerre EG 9.10.19 – 2nd Lt. Thomas Walker Stewart, Gord. Highrs. For conspicuous gallantry in action. He showed great courage and determination in leading his platoon under very heavy fire, and while bombed by the enemy from both flanks. He greatly assisted in the success of the operations. LG 10.1.17	0629 –
Stewart, Vivian A. Pte 2371 See also Stewart, Alexander V. MIC	–
STEWART, W. Pte. No. 1843, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Stewart, W.G 2872	EB1
STEWART, W.G. Pte. No. 2872, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Stewart, W.S. Pte 43207 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 5/3/19	2610
Stewart, William C., Pte 300849 1/9^th RS	0639
STEWART, William G., e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 350748, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Stewart, William G., Pte 350748 9^th RS 2872	0640
STEWART, WILLIAM G., W G, Private, ‘350748’, 9th Bn., 24, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF THOMAS AND ADELAIDE LAW STEWART, OF 138, LAURISTON PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Stewart, William L/Cpl 325327 9^th RS 1275 Pte	0639
Stewart, William Pte 352233 9^th RS 5563 Pte	0640
Stewart, William S d. – , 43207, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Stewart, William S Private 9th	NBW-S
Stewart, William S., Pte See also EED 3 May 15 23 years old. Suffering from asphyxiating gases,	NBW
Stewart, William S., Pte 43207 9^th RS 1843 Pte., 2^nd RS	0635
Stiff, Charles RS 351670 Pte enlisted 7.12.15 discharged 25.4.19 Para 392 xvi KR S. List D/A/1159 MIC Assumption on six-digit number, not medal roll	–
Stiff, S ? Kilted RS? St Cuthbert’s UFC Photographic Album	?
Stiff, Sidney Joseph 3582 From 13 Sciennes Road, Edinburgh, occupation footman, born 1896 St Cuthberts parish, Edin. Attested 9 Royal Scots Pte Home 26.7.15, transfer MGC 16.4.16 as 32709, re-enlisted into MGC 26.11.16 Father Ernest/Earnest Spencely? Stiff 13 Sciennes Rd, Edin. MGC attestation age 19 yr 9 months, at Grantham 26.4.16. Previous service 3/9RS 3582 25.4.16 To MEF/BSF 4.7.16 66 Co MGC. 66 Co embark England 5.7.16, disembark Salonika 14.7.16 and taken on strength of EEF. Embarked Stavros 25.10.18. To GBD [?] 25.3.19. Embarked Itea 6.4.19. Pte. Transferred Class Z 17.5.19, home address same. A Sqn, Batty or Coy [includes various hospital records, defaults (5 days punishment for dirty rifle], signal school] Payment of 2/1 requested for Extract of Death of mother Mrs Janet Stiff from registrar Imp Service Oblig signed Lt-Col JA Ferguson OC 3/9RS Peebles 4.8.15 Service record FMP and Ancestry – Stiff, Sidney Joseph Note also a Seaforth High no 4042 of this name, also from St Cuthberts, also a footman, father Ernest, 13 Sciennes Rd. Attested Edinburgh 9.9.14, joined at Fort George 11.9.14, posted 3^rd bn 15.10.14, discharged 22.1.15 having made a mis-statement as to age on enlistment para 392 vi. Age according to birth certificate 17 3/12 yrs. 135 days service. Apparent age 18 yr – months. Presby. Pension record – ?Sidney J Stiff age 3 to Ernest (letterpress printer) and Jessie, 11 Bread St; among siblings there is a Charles 1901 Census – ?Sidney Jospeh Stiff b.28.10.1897 Durban-Southampton 1960, married, bar manager, c/o Thomas Cook. Also Sarah Stiff b.10.8.1896 Incoming Passenger – MGC Medal Roll Piece 1741 – BWM&VM MIC
Stobie, George Pte 352201 16^th RS 5524 Pte, 9^th RS 352201, 8^th RS 352201, 13^th RS 352201 – BWM&VM MIC – Died after SDGW published, so does not appear. Last 9RS death on CWGC. – George Stobie Market Gardener (Army Pensioner), single, d.12.7.1921, Ministry of Pensions Hospital, Craigleith, Edinburgh. Usual address Drummore Cottages [?], Inveresk, Musselburgh. Male age 26. Father George Stobe, market gardener, mother Jane Stobie (Harper). Ulcerative Endocarditis [heart valves], duration unknown. Death Cert – Stobie, G 352201 (Samuelston) Daily List wounded reported 5 January 1918 GWF	0640 –
STOBIE, GEORGE, G, Private, ‘352201’, 1st/9th Bn., 26, 12/Jul/1921, United Kingdom, SON OF GEORGE AND JANE H. STOBIE, OF SOUTHSIDE COTTAGE, DRUMMORE, MUSSELBURGH, MIDLOTHIAN. BORN AT PORTOBELLO.	CWGC
Stocks, F 3140 L/Cpl D Coy to be paid Cpl 18.3.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Stocks, Frederick 3140	EB1
Stocks, Frederick Pte 350880 9^th RS 350880 Pte, 13^th RS 350880 Pte	0640
Stocks, William Pte 351796 9^th RS 4992 Pte	0640
Stoddart, Adam R., L/Cpl 351553 9^th RS 4375 A/Cpl – Stewart Melville 1916 – Stoddart, Adam K. now Cpl [Adam R.?] Stewart Melville 1918	0640
Stoddart, Gilbert C., 271442 1/9^th RS 4554 Pte, 12^th RS	0638
Stoddart, Robert l., Pte 44289 9^th RS	0635
Stoker, J 5121 C Coy	LS7
STOKES Drummer No. 3144 B Coy. Marksmen – General Musketry Course (started August 13th), The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. [Stokoe]	–
Stokes, James Pte 202426 13^th North’d Fus. 28325 Pte, 1/9^th RS attd 46^th T.M. Bty.	0637
Stokoe 3144 – Stokoe, William H. RS Pte 350882, Lab C. 663901 VM&BWM MIC – William Henry Stokoe 3144 9RS, Labour Corps. 2/9 Age 19, 1 Rectory View, Heaton Park, Lancs. Attested Manchester 24.2.15, embodied service 9RS same day Pte, appointed drummer 10.6.16, leave 2.12.16-6.12.16, posted TF Depot 137 as pte 14.3.18, 4 Res RS 27.8.18, Lab Corps 18.10.18 and posted to 463^rd Agr Coy, character very good, demob 12.3.19. Married 15.8.18 at ? Hants. Fa Harry Stokoe at same address. Home 24.2.15-3.1.17, BEF 4.1.17-13.3.18, Home 14.3.18. Qualified as Marksman 6.9.16. BWM&VM. Service Record – [Another man of this name was 475812 Labour Corps] William Henry Stokoe 350882 Pte RS, Pte LC 663901 Labour C medal roll piece 1875 VM&BWM – See Stokes Drummer	EB1 –
Stokoe Drummer (or Dr.) B Coy Runner-up for cup for individual championship, running, ‘he has improved wonderfully since last year’; 1^st place 440 yds 57 secs; 1^st place ½ mile 2mins 15sec. 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – ? William Stokoe, drummer in the Royal Scots, summoned for riding a bicycle without front or rear lights at Witham, pleaded guilty and was fined 5s. Essex Newsman 27.5.16	–
Stokoe Drummer ran 440 yds Member of winning relay team 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. 1^st in Half-Mile race The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Stoller, Israel 2925 – Israel Stoller in MGC as Gunner 68876 BWM&VM MIC – Israel Stoller 2925, replaced with 68876; 9^th RS (D Coy), stamped over MGC. To serve in the 9 Bn (Hrs) R.S. 41 Lothian Rd, Edinburgh; 16^th Dec 1914 Pte 16.12.14, transfer to 5^th Sco. Prov. Bn. 20.5.15, transfer to 2/9^th 31.5.16, leave 28.9.16-8.10.16, transfer to MGC(M) 24.10.16 – Grantham, 6 Btn? Overseas to EEF as Gnr 6.2.17, posted 23.2.17, UK en route 10.2.19, demob 25.3.19. 55 Clark St, Edinburgh or 55 Lo. Clerk St. 4 yrs 100 days. Home 16.12.14-6.2.17, EEF 7.2.17. Father J. Stoller, 41 Lothian Rd. Religion Jewish. Apparent age 17, seen by Dr John Cumming. MGC Motors, or Motor Branch. No 6 Dominion Bn. Also A Bty. 1919 Battery Light Armoured Cars Stoller, Ellias Israel, Gunner; later Stoller, Ernest Embarked Southampton 7.2.17, disem Alexandria 28.2.17, posted to no 1 battery in field 31.8.17, 13.5.18 Akaba / Suez, [other information present in record] embarked Port Said 9.2.19 for UK Trade: Jeweller’s Salesman, born Midlothian Service record – ?b. 24.1.1898 father Jacob and mother Leah Oppenheim, 1901 11 West Richmond St, Edin 1911 17 Lauriston Gardens, Edin ?Family tree by Debra Crosby ?11 West Richmond St, Edin. Jacob (born Russia, Russian subject, tailor) and Leah Stoller (born Russia, Russian subject), Bella (born Edin c.1897) and Israel Stoller (born Edin c.1898) and David Oppenheim (born Russia, Russian subject, Leah’s younger brother, jewellery traveller) ?1901 Census ?Under bankruptcy an Israel Stoller, photographer 29 Turner St, Commercial Rd., London EG 2.12.1921 – Stoller transferred to MGC(Motors) in October 1916 he appears to have been sent to 6th Armoured Car Brigade and posted to 1st Light Armoured Car Battery. His posting is signed by “OC Hejaz Armoured Cars”. This means he was with Lawrence of Arabia! Cross checking he appears in the nominal roll in Seven Pillars as E Stoller. So he was in the Rolls Royce cars rather than the light cars, and his service record notes he was MG qualified. Information courtesy David Murdoch Nominal Roll: Hejaz Armoured Car Company Appendix of ‘Seven Pillars of Wisdom’ by TE Lawrence	EB1 –
STONE L/Corpl. , First Round Knock Out Company Football Matches. A Coy. versus B. Coy. Won by B. Coy, Wed 18 Apr 17. Score 4 -1. This man B Coy. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Stone, James 311905 Gem 9^th RS taken PoW Honton Wood 24.3.18. Dunfermline 17.5.91. Co McDonald, Lawn St, Paisley. Güstrow 22.8.18 FMP from ICRC	–
STONE, W. Pte. No. 352874. B. Coy. , To be Unpaid A/L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STORER, J. Corpl. No. 2792. B Coy. Instruction for NCO’s. 8/9/16. (received special mention.) Returned from Course, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
STORER, J.T. Sergt. No. 2792. B. Coy. , Commissioned from Cadet School, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – J.T.E. Storer 2/Lt VM&BWM Medal roll RS Piece 2180 – ? JTE Storer Royal Army Service Corps (RASC) TA Capt 1939 British Army List – Storer, Joseph Thomas Edward 9RS 2/Lt, Lt VM&BWM France 26.11.17 140 Wilmslow Road, Didsbury, Manchester MIC	–
Storer, J.T. Lt [this list does not specify 9RS but includes many recognisable names, see T.G. Clark for full list] Territorial Army, the undermentioned relinquish their commissions 30 Sep 1921, and retain their rank unless otherwise stated. London Gazette 23 Dec 1921 p.10576 – Storer, JT Lt 9RS to be Lt 3 Dec Army and Navy Gazette 11.12.20	–
Storer, J.T.E 2792	EB1
STORER, J.T.E. Corpl. No. 2792. B Coy. To be unpaid Acting L/Sergt. 12/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Storer, J.T.E. 2792 B Coy L/Cpl to be paid Cpl 29.1.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
STORER, Joseph Thomas. ‘Braeside’. 192 Corporation St. Stafford. (10910)	RSC
Storey, G 4102 A Coy	LS7
STOREY, J. L/Corpl. No. 3386, Inter-Platoon Football Tournament. – concluded two days before the Battalion took up trench positons for the Battle of Arras. Finalists were No’s 10 and 12 Platoons from C.Coy. Narrow win for No. 12 Platoon. Score 1 – 0. 5.4.17, Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STOREY, J. Pte. No. 3386 , Military Medal – Notified in ‘Gazette’ of 19/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Storey, J. Pte 350995 12/10/15 (1) Disemb 4/5/19	2610
Storey, John d. – , 350995, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry) – Under awards for 9 – 11 April 17 John Storey L/Cpl 350995 Bar to MM 29.4.17 51^st WD	–
Storey, John Pte 350995 9^th RS 3386 Pte	0640
Storie, Peter – Storie, P. Pte 9RS 10.7.16 to 9.8.16 Admissions to Leckhampton Court VAD Hospital, near Cheltenham Courtesy dink999 GWF – Peter Storie RS Cpl 3321, MGC 68608 VM&BWM MIC – Peter Storie Cpl 3321 RS, 68608 MGC disembodied 22.4.19 Medal Roll BWM&VM Piece 1747 MGC – Peter Storie 3321 9RS, 68608 Machine Gun Corps 37 St Leonards St, Edinburgh Attested Pte 20 May 15 by DH Huie, witnessed James M. Laing Transferred MGC 25.11.16, L/Cpl 9.2.17, Cpl 25.4.17 MGC 5 Btn, 5 Res Bn, 25 R. Coy, A/Sgt Proceeded overseas to Salonika with draft no.370 as Cpl 18.10.18 Disembarked 2.11.18 at Itea 84 Coy Wife Margaret Thomson Storie, 15 east London St [crossed out], c/o Mrs Mather 4 Dalkeith Rd. Married 2.1.17, dau Margaret Patricia 5.6.18 3/9^th RS qualification Machine Gunner 7.2.16 embarked ‘Mona’s Queen’ for Rouen, disembarked 8.2.16, joined in the field 11.2.16 2/1^st HFA admitted PUO 14.6.16, transferred 30CCS, trench fever, to base per amb Train 7 22.6.16, 16 Gen Hosp Le Treport adm myalgia 22.6.16, transferred England 7.7.16 Pres. 28yrs on enlistment, Grocer Group 37 M. Mother Annie Storie, 37 St Leonards St, Edinburgh Clipstone and Grantham dates, Belton park avvination 29.9.17 Salonika 10.11.18, then Dardanelles 29.12.18 with 84 Coy MGC, reprimanded drunk 12.1.19, embark UK 9.3.19 Home 20.5.15-6.2.16, BEF 7.2.16-6.7.16, Home 7.7.16-14.10.18, en route Sal 18.10.18-1.11.18, BSF 2.11.18 Not suffering disability, examined Gallipoli 18.2.19, age 32, born 1887 Canongate Service Record (good, clean example)	–
STORMONT Corpl. D Coy. Marksmen – General Musketry Course (started August 13th), The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
STORMONT Pte. D Coy. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STORMONT Sergt. D Coy. Marksmen – General Musketry Course (started August 13th), The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
STORMONT Sergt.D Coy. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Stormont, G Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – George Stormont RS Sjt 350140 VM&BWM MIC – Piece 0640 RS medal roll BWM&VM has him as 5/6^th RS, and after him Pte John Stormont 350141 as 8^th RS. Those before and after are 9^th RS.	–
STORMONT, J. Corpl. No. 1411. B Coy. Instruction for NCO’s. 8/9/26 Returned from Course, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
STORMONT, J. L/Corpl. No. 1411. D Coy. To be paid Acting Corporal. 2/9/16., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
STORMONT, J. L/Sergt. No. 1411. D.Coy. [Qualified as Assistant Instructor. Anti-Gas] at Cork, 26/2/17. , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STORMONT, J. Paid A/L/Sergt., No. 1411. D. Coy., from 27/2/17 , to be Paid Acting Sergeants, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STORMONT, J. Sergt.Royal Scots ground, Fermoy. Championship Football Final to win the Brigade Cup. D. Coy. against D. Coy. Scottish Rifles. Winner – D. Coy. of the Highlanders. Score 2-1. 14th May 1917. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STORMONT, J. Sergt.Royal Scots ground, Fermoy. Semi-final Football Match. D. Coy. against the Brigade Headquarters’ team. Winner D. Coy. Score 2-0. 9th May 1917. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
STORMONT, J. Unpaid A/L/Sergt., No. 1411. D. Coy., from 18/1/17 , To be Paid Acting L/Sergt, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Stormont, John Pte ? RS 350141 enlisted 11.12.12, discharge 31.1.19 para 392 xvi List D/A/1012 MIC This man seems to fit well with 1411 for enlistment date and 350141 Piece 0640 RS medal roll BWM&VM has him as 8^th RS, and before him Sgt George Stormont 350140 as 5/6^th RS. Those before and after are 9^th RS.	?
Stormont, Walter Pte 352751 Pte, 12^th RS 352751 Pte	0640
Storrar, Andrew Pte 351547 9^th RS	0640
STORRAR, ANDREW, A, Private, ‘351547’, 9th Bn., , 27/May/1917, France,	CWGC
STORRAR, Andrew, b. Barrhead, Renfrewshire, e. Kilmarnock, Ayrshire , r. Glasgow, 351547, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 27/05/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Andrew Storrar Birth Place: Barrhead, Renfrewshire Residence: Glasgow Death Date: 27 May 1917 Death Place: France and Flanders Enlistment Place: Kilmarnock, Ayrshire Rank: Private Regiment: The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) Battalion: 9th Battalion Regimental Number: 351547 Type of Casualty: Killed in action Theatre of War: Western European Theatre. The 1901 census finds the Storrar family living at 17 Winton St Ardrossan Ayrshire Father Robert Storrar . age 47 Born Ballgeadie, Kinrosshire 1844 a Spirit Merchant to trade Mother Agnes (Buchanan) Storrar age 48 born 1842 Fifeshire Elizabeth Storrar age 23 born 1868 England – a Spirit Shop Woman Isabella B Storrar age 21 Born Glasgow, Lanarkshire working as a Dressmaker to trade. Robert Storrar age 19 Born 1872 Glasgow, Lanarkshire working as a Tailor’s Apprentice Ellen M Storrar age 17 Born Glasgow, Lanarkshire And Andrew Storrar age 6 Born Barrhead, Renfrewshire. Andrew must have been living at Troon Ayrshire during WW1 as he is commemorated on the War memorial there, He is not commemorated at his birth Town of Barrhead. Courtesy Matt Drennan, Neilston War Memorial association East Renfrewshire	SD
Stothard, William Pte 353329 5^th Leic. R. attd 3^rd Ent. Bn. 4508 Pte, 5^th Leic.R. 4508 Pte, 9^th RS 353329 Pte	0640
Stothard, William Pte 353329 5th Leic. R. Attd; 3rd Ent. Bn. 4508 Pte; 5th Leic. R. 4508 Pte; 9th R. Scots 353329 Pte. Medal Roll Piece 0640 Leic R Pte 4508, R Scots 353329 [No 15 Star] MIC Listed on https://library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/482802 Letter written 7 Jun 1976 from Pevensey Rd, Loughborough, 77 yo. b. Sunderland, joined army at 16, went to France 1916 with 5^th Leicesters, after some months repatriated back to Britain as under age. On turning 18 on 8 Jan 1917 called up and had to go into 9RS.	–
Stott, Willie Pte 302021 9^th RS 13^th RS	0639
STOUT, A.V. L/Corpl. No. 4824. D.Coy. , Commissioned from Cadet School, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – ?AV Stout 2/Lt 19^th Bn London regt to be actg Capt whilst commanding a company 22.9.18, 10^th Bn London regt LG 5.12.18 ?To be Lt (actg Capt) 19^th Bn 30.11.18 LG 23.1.19 ?Lt (A/Capt) 19^th Bn attd 2/10^th Bn London Regt (TF) LG 10.7.19 [Cannot find MIC]	–
Stow, Albert E 2202 [?Enlisted same day as Ordnance Survey colleague Albert Edward Smith 2201, possible error in Enlistment Index – should be Stow, W.H?]	EB1
STOW, F.G. [F.J.?] Pte. 2048. 22/7/16 (wounded 9/4/15), missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Stow, F.J 2048 [S.J.?]	EB1
STOW, F.J. No. 2048. 58 Rodney St., Edinburgh. H Comp. 28/8/14. 21 yrs 1 mon.	EBD
STOW, F.J. Pte. No. 2048 , Previously Reported Missing – Now Reported Killed in Action, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Stow, F.J. Pte 2048 24/2/15 (1) Pres. D. 23/7/16	2610
STOW, Frederick J., e. Edinburgh, 350401, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Stow, Frederick J., Pte 2048	0629
STOW, FREDERICK JAMES, F J, Lance Corporal, ‘350401’, (2048). “C” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 22, 23/Jul/1916, France, SON OF JOHN HENRY AND ANNE MARIA STOW, OF 44, SHERRINGTON RD., IPSWICH. ENLISTED AUG., 1914.	CWGC
STOW, W.H. L/Corpl. No. 2203., Prisoner of War, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916 [note 2203 not 2202]	–
Stow, W.H. Pte 350460 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 4/4/19	2610
Stow, William H., L/Cpl 350460 9^th RS 2202 Pte – Stow, William H. 9RS Pte 2202, 350460 15Star&BWM&VM Disemb. France 24.2.15 MIC – Pte W.H Stow enlisted 8 Sept 1914 (same day as AE Smith 2201) List of Ordnance Survey civilians who enlisted, published 25 June 1915 (AE Smith, J. Campbell, AR Montgomery, WH Stow) Courtesy Clive, SapperBoo on GWF – ?Listed as Stowe in 1927 in Ordnance Survey picture library, back row 8^th from left Edinphoto.org Picture taken outside Ordnance Survey, 18-19 Claremont Crescent, Edinburgh (?Stowe, WH; ?Campbell, J; ?Montgomery, AR) Courtesy Clive, SapperBoo on GWF – See Stow, Albert E. – Prisoner of War Stow, William; Korp Royal Scots C Kp PA35462, PA36286 Tenby. Dittos may refer to “üb. [über=via] Aachen in Holland intern. Hameln.” Column headed Krankheit gegenwurtiger = existing disease Stow, W.H. 23.7.16 99^th [sic] R.Scots PA7111, 14549, 15226, 17155, R.51444 Entered 9.11.16 Korporal RS Ypern 23.7.1916; William Stow 9RS C 2202, Contalmaison 21.7.16, Rücken, Cassel; Tenby 27.3.88, Mother 69 Ellen St, Hove, Sussex; Wife 69 Ellen St, Hove, Sussex; [same and other PoW camps listed?]; Wunden am R.Schulter und Rücken [wounds right shoulder and back/spine] Soltau. Stow, W.H. Corpl. 9RS 2202, last receiving parcels at Hameln camp, captured Mametz 23.7.16 Interned Military, date of arrival Holland 13.6.1918 Stow, William RS C Coy PA5994 6658 S. Royal Scots R.C.K.Krgsgflz. Gottingen. Sch. Rücken, stamped 30 Aou 1916, same stamped 14 Oct 1916 4. Stow, W. L/c. 350460 9RS R52575 List of repatriated British Prisoners of War arrived at Hull 22 Nov 1918 per SS Porto; 350460 L/C Stow, W. 9RS [Listed with Black, W. Cpl 29390 9RS and Gemmel, C. Cpl 11810 9RS, but possibly neither of these 9RS] ICRC https://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Search/#/3/2/224/0/British%20and%20Commonwealth/Military/stow	0640 –
Stracey, William C., A/Cpl 201826 9^th RS	0637
Strachan L-Sgt, G&H Coy, highest score in the team Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
Strachan Srgt, the best shot in the Battalion, winner of the Clan MacLeod Society trophy, bronze cross and £2. 10s. 2, ‘F’ Coy annual supper and presentation of prizes at Bisset’s Rooms, Edinburgh, The Scotsman 14 Feb 1902 Lt Strachan, 9^th RS part of the Scotland rifle shooting team (teams of 12) for the Mackinnon Challenge Cup at Bisley, first big international match won by Australia. Montreal Gazette 18 Jul 1913 (listed under 16 Jul) – Sergt Strachan scored 29 and awarded £1 (three top winners all Queen’s Edinburgh scored 33, awarded £5, £4 and £3), The Lord Advocate’s and Faculty Prizes, open to all comers, 600 yards, seven shots. Edinburgh & Midlothian Rifle Association, 42^nd annual prize meeting, Malleny Ranges. Volunteer Service Gazette 13.6.1902 – Bisley Col-Sgt Strachan scored 35 (£10), seven shots at 600 yds, 3^rd place, this after nine competitors with scores of 35 had fired their tie shots. Army and Navy Gazette 20.7.07	–
Strachan, Alexander Pte 352521 16^th High.L.I. attd 9^th RS 27118 Pte, 5917	0640
STRACHAN, ALEXANDER, A, Private, ‘352521’, 9th Bn., , 23/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
STRACHAN, Alexander, b. Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 352521, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Strachan, E 2845	EB1
Strachan, Edward Pte 62813 9^th RS	0641
STRACHAN, Edward. Bank of Scotland. Duns. Berwickshire. (10587)	RSC
Strachan, G.S, 2nd Lt	F1901
Strachan, G.S. Capt TD [this list does not specify 9RS but includes many recognisable names, see T.G. Clark for full list] Territorial Army, the undermentioned relinquish their commissions 30 Sep 1921, and retain their rank unless otherwise stated. London Gazette 23 Dec 1921 p.10576	–
Strachan, G.S., Lt (Capt 1 Oct 14) 2 Apr 11	W
Strachan, G.S.G Colour-Sergt. H Coy, University. Address: 68 Queen St. The Edinburgh University Calendar 1907	–
Strachan, G.S.G, Capt wounded 23/4/17 April 1917, 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2884/1	–
Strachan, G.S.G, Capt. reinforcing officer joined for duty 10 Jan 1917, wounded 22 Apr 1917	WD
Strachan, G.S.G, Sergt. F Coy. Committee of Battalion Rifle Club 1903	F
STRACHAN, G.S.G. Capt. , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Strachan, G.S.P, Sergt. Address 1902: 68 Queen St (error on GSG Strachan?)	F
Strachan, George Smith Strachan, George Smith Goodall Second Lieu, 26 Oct 1908, Gazette 13th April 1909 with effect prior to 31st March 1909. Served in 3^rd Volunteer Battalion Seaforth Highlanders, 1896-1901, and in 9^th Highlanders, RS, 1901-08. Born 11 March 1878 at Kimberley, South Africa. Son of Charles S. Strachan, Mine-owner, Kimberley. (Dollar Academy; Edin Univ.) Legal Profession. Appointed to the battalion # 54	F
STRACHAN, GEORGE SMITH GOODALL Dollar Academy. Student of Law, 1901-9. Writer to the Signet, 1919. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Lieut; Captain. Mobilised Aug. 1914. France July 1916 and Jan. to May 1917. Wounded at Roeux April 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) The London Gazette, 26 Jan. 1923 (p.613) 7th/9th Bn. Royal Scots.- The undermentioned Offrs. are transferred, retaining their rank and precedence. 27th Jan. 1923. From the 9th Bn Capt. G.S. Strachan, T.D. – Capt GS Strachan, 9^th RS Reserves, winner of The Ranken (M.R.), rifle shooting, ten shots at 1000 yards, awarded £1, 3s, 9d. The Scotsman 27 July 1922 GS Strachan, late 9^th RS, shot 10 out of 10 at 1000 yards, made grand total of 73 out of a possible 75 The Scotsman 11 July 22 Capt GS Strachan appt Adjutant of the Mother Country Team The Scotsman 18 July 22, see also 15 Jul 22 Forced to fire from left shoulder, on account of a wound to his right which he received in the war The Scotsman 9 July 20 – Lt George S. Strachan to be Capt 1.10.14 9RS London Gazette 9.10.14 – Lt H Coy (Univ) 1912, 2 Ettrick Rd Edinburgh Univ Calendar	–
STRACHAN, George Smith Goodall, Capt. W.S. 50 Queen St. Edinburgh. (4738)	RSC
STRACHAN, GEORGE SMITH GOODALL, Captain, 50 Queen Street, Edinburgh. Mobilised as Lieutenant 9th Battalion The Royal Scots 4th August 1914.Served in France from 16th to 31st July 1916, and from 3rd January 1917 to 2nd May 1917. Promoted Captain. Severely wounded at Roeux on 23rd April 1917. Roll of honour of members of the Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet, and apprentices 1914-1919 It seems from Ferguson that he was promoted from the ranks, having been a Sergeant in F Coy. ? m. Jean Shearer Paul 10^th September 1930, daughter of John Gavin Dickson http://www.mocavo.co.uk/Fasti-Ecclesia-Scoticana-the-Succession-of-Ministers-in-the-Church-of-Scotland-From-the-Reformation-Volume-8/965944/37 Strachan, G.S.G., Capt, 9^th RS W.S. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914 – Strachan, George S.G., Capt Society of Writers to HM Signet, apprentice, serving The Scotsman 31 Dec 14 – Bennet Clark believed Strachan was commanding A Coy on 23 Apr 17, but it seems likely P.A. Blair was in command. Bennet Clark, T.W. Letters written by sons to mother during WWI, Ref: 1994.106, National War Museum Scotland Library, Edinburgh Castle – ? Capt Geo. S Strachan OC ‘B’ Coy 3/9^th 21.11.16 signs papers of Arnott, George 2287 Pte – Strachan, G.S.C., Capt [note C at end] Left Officers 9^th RS, Tatler 1915, right Strachan in Huie Collection 1909 – Strachan, G.S.C., Lt (note C at end) One of four officers forming Reserve Bn (2/9^th) 12^th Sept 1914 The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – Lt (temp Capt) to be Capt and remain seconded 12 Aug 15 in London Gazette 26 May 16	–
Strachan, J 3178 A Coy	LS5
STRACHAN, J, Private, ‘375331’, 1st/9th Bn., , 1/Aug/1918, France,	CWGC
Strachan, J. Pte Lithographer of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
Strachan, J. Pte 350894 3/9/15 (1) Disemb 14/3/19	2610
Strachan, James Pte 375331 9^th RS	0640
STRACHAN, James, e. Berwick-on-Tweed , r. Berwick-on-Tweed, 375331, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STRACHAN, JAMES, PRIVATE, 375331, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Strachan, John Pte 350894 9^th RS 3178	0640
Strang, William Pte 63166 9^th RS	0636
STRANGEWAYS ACTING CORPORAL, 350590, 24/Mar/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Strangeways, A.L 2545	EB1
Strangeways, Alexander L., A/Cpl 350590 9^th RS 2545 A/Cpl	0640
STRANGEWAYS, Alexander L., b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350590, A/CPL., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STRANGEWAYS, ALEXANDER LEISHMAN, A L, Corporal, ‘350590’, “A” Coy. 9th Bn., 20, 24/Mar/1918, France, YOUNGEST SON OF MARGARET L. STRANGEWAYS, OF 85, HARRISON RD., EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE WILLIAM STRANGEWAYS.	CWGC
Strangeways, Alexander Leishman. Corporal. No. 350590. “A” Coy, 9th Bn, Royal Scots. Scottish. Served during WWI, killed in action in March 1918 his name is commemorated on the Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France. Son of William and Margaret Strangeways, of Harrison Road, Edinburgh. http://www.scotsatwar.co.uk/rollofhonour2.htm	–
Strathearn, William Pte 62559 9^th RS attd 5^th Gor. Hrs.	0636
Strathie, Geo 4746 Hipswell Camp, Catterick 11.2.17 9^th (Res) RS From papers Wm Ogilvie (qv) – also mentions Jas Prentice [Only lead that this man 9RS] – George Strathie Pte RS 4746, Lab C 205680 VM&BWM MIC – Labour Corps medal roll VM&BWM Piece 1892	–
Stringer, A.C. D Coy 2833 L/Cpl to be paid Cpl 18.3.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
STRINGER, A.O. L/Sergt. No. 2833. D Coy. To be paid Acting Sergt. 22/8/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Stringer, A.O. 2833 Cpl D Coy to be paid L/Sergt 8.7.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Stringer, A.O. L/Sgt Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Stringer, A.O. L/Srgt 2833 D Coy	LS7
Stringer, George Pte 275811 6^th RS 3016 Pte, 5/6^th RS 9^th RS	0638
Strutt, Walter L/Cpl 352308 1^st RS 10433 Pte, 2^nd RS 10433 Pte, R.D.Coy.R.E. 423904 Pte, 9^th RS 352308	0640
Strutt, Wilfred Pte 353337 7^th Notts. & Derby R. 5346 Pte, 9^th RS 353337	0640
STUART, CHARLES G., C G, Lance Corporal, ‘23067’, 12th Bn. attd. 1st/9th Bn., 37, 22/Jul/1916, France, HUSBAND OF MARGARET STUART, OF 11, PROSPECT ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Stuart, Charles Gordon, L/Cpl Attached, killed High Wood He was transferred to the 12th RS after leaving the Royal Scots Greys after promotion, he was only attached to the 9th RS after returning from being hospitalised as a result of a GSW to the neck on the opening day at Loos Great War Forum and here	–
Stuart, Charles L/Cpl 23067 killed 22.7.16 attd 9RS, High Wood Joined Royal Scots Greys to be with his brothers, Dunbar 1914-15, L/Cpl, joined 12^th RS. Shot in neck opening day battle of Loos 1915, hospital ship, returned to France 1916 See http://www.hmfckickback.co.uk/index.php?/topic/75039-1-july-1916/	–
STUART, P. L/Corpl. No. 350725 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Stuart, P.M 2824	EB1
Stuart, Peter M., Pte 350725 9^th RS 350725	0640
Stuart, Peter Maxwell KIA b. Juniper Green http://www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Currie_ROH.pdf – Memorial Currie Church panels. Resident Currie, Enlisted Edinburgh. KIA Arras/Vimy Ridge Courtesy Malcolm Ferguson http://www.curriehistory.org/	–
STUART, Peter Maxwell, e. Edinburgh, r. Currie, Midlothian, 350725, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STUART, PETER MAXWELL, P M, Private, ‘350725’, 9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
Stuart, R Mentioned by William Dea, June 1917 as a ‘local lad’ to Juniper Green Diary of Pte William Dea, transcribed by Malcolm Fergusson	–
Stuart, William Leitch LIEUTENANT WILLIAM LEITCH STUART, 2 Murrayfield Gardens, Edinburgh. Enlisted in 9th Royal Scots in August 1914, and obtained a Commission in 7th Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) in October of that year. Went to France in May 1915 and served with his Regiment until invalided home in November 1917. Roll of honour of members of the Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet, and apprentices 1914-1919	–
STUART, WILLIAM LEITCH. Edinburgh Academy. M.A. (St Andrews). Student of Law, 1911-14 and 1918-19. Writer to the Signet, 1919. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Aug. 1914. 1/7th Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) (T), 2nd Lieut. Oct. 1914; Lieut. June 1916. France May 1915. Invalided home Nov. 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Stubbs, Herbert Pte 352776 9^th RS	0640
STUBBS, Herbert, b. Longton, Staffs, e. Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs , r. Longton, 352776, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
STUBBS, HERBERT, H, Private, ‘352776’, 9th Bn., 37, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, HUSBAND OF ADA E. STUBBS, OF 49, BUCCLEUCH RD., NORMACOT, LONGTON, STOKE-ON-TRENT.	CWGC
Sturrock, Douglas 2983	EB1
Sturrock, Gordon Stewart Melville	–
STURROCK, Douglas Edinburgh, 1896; youngest son of Mr. W.C. Sturrock, Edin; 1905 – 13; 1st XI. 1913; shipping; 9th R.S., Pte; A. and S.H., 2/Lt. 1915, Lt. 1917; France 1916 – 18, Somme, Soissons.	WWR
Sturrock, T.G.G 2874 – Sturrock, Thomas Gibbs Gordon, 2/Lt 1 Sqn 16.10.16 missing [A137 Morane Biplane] Seen going down towards Harlebeke on escort to special recce believed e/f [engine failure]. 2Lt CM Kelly missing/2Lt TGG Sturrock missing; DoW as PoW [A137 Morane Biplane] Seen to go down nr Harlebeke on escort to special recce. 2Lt CM Kelly wounded PoW (repatriated 20.01.18)/2Lt TGG Sturrock DoW as PoW; DoW as PoW [- Morane Biplane] Died as PoW (Obs). 2Lt CM Kelly http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html – Second Lieutenant Thomas Gibbs Gordon Sturrock, Royal Scots, was the son of John Sturrock, a Wholesale General Merchant, and Annie Marie Lloyd Sturrock, of 9 Links Place, Leith. He was born in Leith and worked at the Leith branch of the National Bank of Scotland. He died on 16 October, 1916, age 20. http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Royal_Bank_Roll.pdf – Ewing photo of 2/Lt TGG Sturrock 17^th RS Feb 1916 – Thomas Gibbs Gordon Sturrock 2/Lt RS and RFC. Son of John Sturrock, 27 Stirling Rd, Leith. Left school 1912 and joined National Bank of Scotland at Leith. Pte RS at outbreak. July 15 comm, passed exams with distinction, July 16 trans RFC. Oct 16 reported wounded and POW, news later that he has died 16 Oct in a field hospital at Lincelles and had been buried ina cemetery of that village. His Captain writes of him ‘he had an unusual faculty for making friends’ and his Col says ‘he was uniformly bright and cheery, and cheerfulness is a very great asset to an officer on the other side.’ Stewart Melville 1917	EB1 –
Sudell, Thomas Ed., Sgt 351062 9^th RS	0640
SUDELL, Thomas. C/o Gourlay. 15 Quality St. Kirkcaldy. (3339)	RSC
Sullivan, F 3166 D Coy	LS7
Sullivan, Frank 3166	EB1
Sullivan, J 2793	EB1
Sullivan, J 2795 L/Cpl D Coy to be paid Cpl 10.6.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 [2793?]	–
Sullivan, J Cpl 2793 D Coy	LS7
SULLIVAN, J. Corpl. No. 2793. D Coy. To be paid Acting L/Sergt. 22/8/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SULLIVAN, J. Corpl. No. 350712 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Sullivan, James A/CQMS 350712 9^th RS 2793 A/Sgt – ?There is a L/Cpl John Sullivan 2937 RS in SWB list – unlikely – Sullivan, James 350712 RS ?A/CQMS Enlistment 13.11.14-27.3.19 discharge, wounds 392 xvi a, age 31 SWB Roll	0640 –
Sullivan, James Sergt 350712 Awarded MM for gallantry on 20/21 September 1917. 51^st WD	–
Sullivan, James, Acting Sergeant Awarded MM 20/21 September 1917? Joined in Manchester 1914, MM for action 20/21 Sept 1917 Pte 350712 9^th RS, later 4^th RS, 16 Hutton St, Hulme ‘There is also a family story that after being wounded in France he was brought back to UK and based at Edinburgh Castle. One night whilst on guard duty a deserter escaped from the toilet and climbed down the cliff and escaped along Princess Street. The story goes that he was subjected to a Court Martial but was exonerated.’ martinSullivan Great War Forum and here and here Brother to Frank Sullivan KIA, information courtesy martinSullivan GWF	?
SUMMER, Thomas, e. Manchester, 2731, A/CPL., Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 06/08/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – L/Cpl A/ Cpl 2731 6.8.16 wounds Mo Catherine Register Soldiers’ effects – [See Sumner]	SD –
Summers, Samuel G., Pte 353057 9^th RS 7464 Pte, 13^th RS 353057 Pte	0640
SUMNER, E. Pte. No. 350889. B. Coy. , To be Unpaid A/L/ Corpl., from 1/5/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Sumner, Edward L/Cpl 350889 9^th RS 350889 Pte, 2^nd RS 350889 – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Sumner, T 2731	EB1
Sumner, T 2731 G Coy – Leather Sporran Vol 1 No 2 Nov 16	LS2 –
SUMNER, T. Corpl. No. 2731. 6/8/16 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
SUMNER, T. Corporal, died of wounds in August, 1916. His Company Commander wrote of him that ‘he was one of the best junior N.C.O.’s in C Company, and his excellent work had brought him before the notice of the Company Officers. Personally I had more opportunities than some of the others in seeing him, and it was a great pleasure to me to be able, from information received, to include his amongst the six names in the Company which I brought before the Colonel’s notice for special work done during an attack by the Company. He was recommended by me on that occasion ‘for excellent general work and assistance’ given to his Platoon Commander. After the latter was wounded close to the German trench, Lance-Corporal Sumner brought him in.’ Killed. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916 – Thomas Sumner 9RS Pte 2731 A/Cpl D of W 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 MIC – C Coy action at High Wood? – A/Cpl Thomas Sumner 2731 d.6.8.16 Mo Catherine Pension Ledger – See Summer, Thomas	–
Sumner, T. Pte 2731 24/2/15 (1) D of W 6/8/16	2610
Sumner, Thomas A/Cpl 2731	0629
SUMNER, THOMAS, T, Corporal, ‘2731’, “C” Coy. 9th Bn., 25, 6/Aug/1916, France, SON OF THOMAS AND CATHERINE SUMNER, OF 373, HYDE RD., ARDWICK, MANCHESTER.	CWGC
Sunderland, James Pte 251142 1/9^th RS	0638
Sutcliffe, F 2732 H Coy	LS2
SUTCLIFFE, F. Pte. No. 2732, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
SUTCLIFFE, F. Pte. No. 2732, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Sutcliffe, F.E 2732 – Sutcliffe, Frederick E. RS Pte 2732 350680, HLI 356540 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15, comm 18.11.17 19 Ellesmere Rd, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester MIC – Appt to Comm 1/1^st Highland Cyc Bn 17.11.17 HLI Medal Roll BWM&VM Piece 1641	EB1 –
Sutherland Gets lost on train and crawls along footplate, draft Apr 16 Several ribs broken when billets collapse ~Jun 16. No 9 platoon, C Coy. A Anderson IWM 3608	–
Sutherland, Charles [entered as Suherland] 350438,[*], Badge No. 200977, transferred 1.5.17 Pte 9RS 31.8.14-1.5.17 transferred Class P(T) TF Reserve served overseas 8/3 26 wks cond.	SWB
Sutherland, A 3001 E Coy	LS2
Sutherland, A, Pte, Imperial Yeomanry; A Coy 9^th RS	FSA
Sutherland, A. Pte 350807 24/2/15 (1) 29/3/19	2610
Sutherland, A.D 2043	EB1
Sutherland, A.D. “wee Alan Sutherland”, “Alan Suddie”. Commissioned into Gordons Oct/Nov 15 and wounded ‘17 MG Section on landing France Feb 15. Dived in ditch when Suzanne shelled Jan 16. Used to sing ‘Phil the Fluter’ Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992 Attended first reunion dinner MGS 23^rd March 1920 W.Scott diary TNA	–
Sutherland, A.D. Pte 2043 24/2/15 (1a) Dis. to Comm 10^th Gor. Hrs. 29/4/16 – RS Pte 2043; 10/Gordons 2/Lt. 15 Star, (1a) 24.2.15. Comm GH 29.4.16. MIC	2610
SUTHERLAND, Alan Douglas. No. 2043. Clifton Villa, Currie. B Comp. 27/8/24. 18 yrs 2 mons. 29/4/16 France. Commission.	EBD
Sutherland, Allan D. Pte 2043 comm 10^th G High 29.4.16	0629
Sutherland, Andrew T., Pte 41352 1/4^th RS 1768 Pte, 13^th RS Lab Corps 442385 9^th RS	0634
Sutherland, Archibald 3001	EB1
Sutherland, Archibald Pte 350807 9^th RS 3001 Pte, attd R.E. 3001 Pte, 11^th RS 350807	0640
Sutherland, C 2137	EB1
SUTHERLAND, C. Pte. No. 2137, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Sutherland, C. Pte 350438 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 25/7/17	2610
Sutherland, Charles Pte 350438 9^th RS 2137	0640
SUTHERLAND, Charles. C/o Jamieson. 3 Hermand Cres. Edinburgh. (7437)	RSC
SUTHERLAND, D. Piper. A Coy., No. 2620, to Miss L.M.Cottee; at Witham, on the 29th July, 1916. Married. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
SUTHERLAND, D. Piper. No. 2620. A Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Sutherland, Donald 1295 9RS Pte, 13^th RS Pte 40087. Piece 0641 Medal Roll RS VM&BWM – RS Pte 1295, 40087 BWM&VM MIC	0641 –
Sutherland, Donald 2620 attested at Edinburgh 14.11.14 FMP GWF courtesy ss002d6252 – Sutherland, Donald 2620, 350628 9RS Enlisted 14.11.14 age 20yrs8mnths, promoted A/Cpl 1.12.16, Presby. Bricklayer Wife Mrs J. Sutherland, c/o Mrs Cottee, Holbrook House, Guithavon Rd, Witham. Embodied Pte 9RS 14.11.14, Paid A/L/Cpl 2.9.16, leave 25.11.16-29.11.16, paid A/Cpl 1.12.16, child Edmund Alister Sutherland born at Witham 16.7.17 FMP Births (Ancestry): Edmund A. Sutherland 16.7.1917-3.1984; Norman D. Sutherland in Sept 1919, mother’s maiden name Cottee, reg Braintree [reg district includes Witham] – Sutherland, D. A/L/Sgt 350628 date of last leave 30.12.17-7.1.18 (sick) age 23 Bricklayer; Subs. Rank Pte. T.F. (other four men on this list listed as ‘Reg.’) Five men: D.Sutherland, R.E.Atkin, J.Odell, W.Reader and G.Rooke Transferred to R.E. (Inland Waterway & Docks), Sandwich, from 2/9^th RS, Moore Park, Kilworth Co. Cork 28.2.18 FMP – ? Edmund A S b.16.7.17 d. 28 Mar 1984 reg Braintree Death Index Mother’s maiden name “Cottes”. – Donald Sutherland 21.2.94 (occupation hard to read, ?grinder postals), Lucy M Sutherland (unpaid domestic duties) 7.9.96 and Edmund AS ?7.17 (brass hot press foundry statistics clerk). 3 Temple Lane. Register 1939	–
Sutherland, Donald, Pte, 9^th RS 38 Roseburn St Murrayfield Roll of Honour 1917	–
Sutherland, George A/Cpl 44291 9^th RS	0635
SUTHERLAND, HENRY ERIC GIBBS. Edinburgh Institution; Dux; First XV. Student of Arts and Law, 1912-14 and 1919-20; M.A. 1920. O.T.C. Infantry, April 1913 to Aug. 1914, Cadet. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Aug. 1914. 4th Royal Scots Fusiliers (T), 2nd Lieut. Sept. 1914; Lieut. June 1915; Captain June 1916. Transferred to 1st Gordon Highlanders (Regulars), Lieut. Sept. 1917 to July 1919. Gallipoli, Palestine. Dispatches Oct. 1916. M.C. May 1917; Bar to M.C. Dec. 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
SUTHERLAND, J. 2nd/Lieut. , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
SUTHERLAND, J. L/Corpl. No. 350307 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SUTHERLAND, J. Pte. No. 351172 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Sutherland, J. Pte 350307 24/2/15 (1) K in A 30/8/18	2610
Sutherland, J.M 2/Lt killed in action 23/4/17 April 1917, 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2884/1	–
Sutherland, J.M 2nd Lt	ww1
Sutherland, J.M, 2/Lt. 9th RS joined for duty 7 Aug 1916, killed 22 Apr 1917	WD
Sutherland, J.M, 2nd Lt, p.421 killed Arras	E
Sutherland, J.M. Pte 350233 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 16/4/19	2610
Sutherland, James M., Pte 350233 9^th RS 1603	0640
Sutherland, James Pte 350307 9^th RS 1762, 13^th RS 350307	0640
Sutherland, James Pte 351172 9^th RS 3671 Pte	0640
Sutherland, John MacIntyre M.A., 2^nd Lt., 23^rd April 1917 (Master at the Academy) Master on Service. 2^nd Lt, killed in action 23 Apr 1917 The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1918) Sutherland, John McIntyre Beginning of war/on joining 2^nd Lt; End of war 2^nd Lt. Killed in action 23^rd Apr 1917. France. The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1933) SUTHERLAND, JOHN MACINTYRE (b. 1879). Fettes College. Student of Arts, 1 898-1902; M. A. (Hons. Classics) 1902. Schoolmaster. 9th Royal Scots, 2nd Lieut. Jan. 1916. France Aug. 1916. Killed near Roeux on 23rd April 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – House S started 1891, start war 2/Lt end 2/Lt when killed, KIA at Roeux. Served Jan 16-Apr 17 France http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Fettes_Roll_0.pdf – 2/Lt Born Ayr http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Colinton_ROH.pdf – Jamieson, C.; Sutherland, J.M.; Brunsdon, H.G. ? Three subalterns who belonged to ?C Coy killed. One a Ninth, the other two Fifth attached to us, one arrived shortly before I left but was left out at the start, one had been on an outside job for several months and the third had being doing Bn Intelligence Officer from the time I took over the Coy. Bennet Clark, T.W. Letters written by sons to mother during WWI, Ref: 1994.106, National War Museum Scotland Library, Edinburgh Castle – JM Sutherland signs postcards of Harry Lazarus as censor (two off) https://www.jewsfww.uk/jewish-museum-london-jewish-military-museum-collections-personal-possessions-1391.php	–
Sutherland, John Macintyre, Born at Ayr in 1879, and attended G.W.C. 1890-91, where he gained a bursary which took him to Fettes College. A distinguished scholar at that institution, he passed to Edin. Univ. in 1898, the holder of Fettes Exhibition, and winner of a Grierson bursary at the Open Competition in Arts. After graduating M.A. with 1st Class Hons. in Classics in 1902, he became an assistant master in Glasgow Academy. Joining the 9th R.S. in Jan. 1916, he crossed to France in the following July, holding the rank of 2/Lt. He was killed in action at Roeux, near Arras, Apr. 23,1917. https://www.gwc.org.uk/default/cache/file/78472944853056DC2326C83F751B6371.jpg	GWC
SUTHERLAND, JOHN MACINTYRE, J M, Second Lieutenant, , 9th Bn., 37, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF ISAAC AND JANE DRUMMOND SUTHERLAND. EDUCATED AT FETTES, HONOURS GRADUATE EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY, CLASSICAL MASTER AT GLASGOW ACADEMY.	CWGC
SUTHERLAND, Norman Edward, e. Edinburgh, 335567, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 12/10/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – See 9/RS and 154 Bde War Diary – patrol encountered thirty Germans night of 11/12 Oct 17 and 1 OR killed. On the following night a patrol went out to recover his body but it could not be found. Wancourt area. – Pte 8251 335567 BWM&VM MIC – KIA Fa Norman Register Soldiers’ Effects	SD –
SUTHERLAND, NORMAN EDWARD, N E, Private, ‘335567’, 9th Bn., , 12/Oct/1917, France,	CWGC
Sutherland, Robert 3533 Pte France 12.10.15; LC 510696 Pte Dis 2.4.19 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	–
Sutherland, S.S 2149	EB1
Sutherland, S.S. Sgt 2149 24/2/15 Commissioned in K.O.S.B. 29/5/17 Later No. 350444 Sgt R. Scots	2610
Sutherland, S.S. Sgt 350444 9^th RS 2149 Sgt	0641
SUTHERLAND, Sinclair S. 55 Ladysmith Rd. Edinburgh. (2881)	RSC
Sutherland, W.L 2548	EB1
Sutherland, W.R 2413 – Sutherland, W.R. L/Cpl 2/9^th newly formed MG Section 3^rd May 15. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	EB1 –
Sutherland, W.R., 2nd Lt. 9 July 15	W
Sutherland, William A., Pte 350592 9^th RS 2548	0640
Sutherland, William Robertson Cpl To be 2/Lt 9 RS dated 9.7.15, LG 8.7.15	–
Sutherland, William S., Pte 351321 9^th RS 3881 Pte	0640
SUTHERLAND, William. 8 Kirkhill Rd. Edinburgh. (10428)	RSC
Sutton, Cuthbert G. 1/E Surrey R. Pte L/10391; 2/9^th RS Pte 353205; theatre 16.8.14, 14 Star, 20A Broomfield Rd, Tolworth, Surbiton MIC	–
SUTTON, F. Pte. No. 5178. D Coy., to Miss M.P. Smith, at Leicester, on 24/12/16 , Marriages, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Sutton, Frank Pte 351913 9^th RS 5178 Pte	0640
Sutton, G.H. Pte 22302 1^st L. N. Lanc. 25/3/15 (1a) 9^th RS 353114 Pte Disc. 20/8/17	2610
Sutton, George 353114, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 237664 Pte 9RS 14.9.15-20.8.17 wounds xvi served overseas	SWB
Sutton, Joseph, Pte 6816 2/9^th RS Attested Wolverhampton South Staffs, age 39 yrs 8 mnths, blacksmith Resident 29 Paradise St, Wolverhampton. Trench tool maker [?]. Married 1.6.1903 to Harriet Ann Sutton (Cook) Attested 11.12.15, to army reserve 12.12.15, mobilised 26.10.16, posted 30.10.16 Home service 26.10.16-10.1.17 77 days Discharged Para 392 XVI 10.1.17 [No longer physically fit for service] age 40, epilepsy since childhood Ancestry	–
Sutton, Sidney H., Pte 49667 1/9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC – See Shoobridge. Probably transferred from 2/4 to 2/9 RS when former disbanded August 1917, Ireland.	0635 –
Swain, James H., Pte 351870 9^th RS – Died on or since 20.9.17 death presumed. Fa James H. Register Effects – VM&BWM MIC – Mo Isabella Sarah Swain, fa Jas Herbert Pension Ledger	0640 –
SWAIN, James Herbert, b. Lanchester, Durham, e. Stanley, Durham , r. Lanchester, 351870, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SWAIN, JAMES HERBERT, J H, Private, ‘351870’, 9th Bn., 20, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF JAMES HERBERT AND ISABELLA SARAH SWAIN, OF KITTS WELL RD., LANCHESTER, DURHAM.	CWGC
Swales, John R. McD., Pte 301394 9^th RS	0639
SWALLOW, J H, Private, ‘352131’, 1st/9th Bn., 26, 1/May/1917, France, HUSBAND OF MARGARET SWALLOW, OF BRICKFIELD, LOVE ST., PAISLEY.	CWGC
SWALLOW, J. Pte. No. 352131 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SWALLOW, J. Pte. No. 352131 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
SWALLOW, JOHN H, PRIVATE, 352131, 1/May/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
SWALLOW, John H., b. Leadgate, Durham, e. Ayr , r. Dunaskin, Ayrshire, 352131, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 01/05/17, FORMERLY 24621, R. SCOT. FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Swallow, John H., Pte 352131 9^th RS 5451 Pte	0640
SWAN PRIVATE, 1975, 15/Jul/1915, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Swan, A.J. 1479, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 44918 9RS Pte 1.4.13-30.6.15 sickness xvi did not serve overseas	SWB
SWAN, Alex. J. C/o Taylor. 7 Ivanhoe Cres. Wishaw. (2936)	RSC
Swan, Alexander Pte 352290 9^th RS 5621 Pte – SWAN, Alexander, Pte. 24 Dunbeth Ave., 352290. 9th Bn. Coatbridge and the Great War Roll of Honour by Rev. Samuel Lindsay (Minister of Coatbridge Baptist Church)	0640 –
SWAN, C. L/Corpl. No. 350487 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Swan, G 3863 B Coy	LS7
Swan, George K., Pte 375631 13^th RS 375631 Pte, 9^th RS 375631	0640
Swan, Gordon Pte 351307 9^th RS 16^th RS 14^th RS – Enlistment 2.11.15-23.8.18 discharge, sickness 392 xvi a, age 23 SWB Roll – Died 12.1.20 age 20 b.1898 or 1896? res Edin disch 8.4.19 4RS Pte 351307, Mo Janet Swan NW England Pension Ledger – multiple records [Not CWGC, not SDGW for 9RS or 4RS] – VM&BWM SWB MIC	0641 –
Swan, J. Pte 1975 24/2/15 (1) K in A 15/7/15	2610
Swan, J.B Pnr 1975	ww1
Swan, J.B, Pte. No 1975 B Coy killed 15 July 1915 – ‘One of our men attached to Brigade Pioneers was wounded late last night & died a few minutes after getting to our station’ Diary of James Lawson cairns (qv) 16.7.15	WD –
Swan, J.B., Pioneer 9th ROYAL SCOTS Died of Wounds Pioneer J.B. Swan, 1/9th Royal Scots, died on the 15th July of wounds received in France. He was 21 years of age, and was the youngest son of David and Helen Swan, 21 Sloan Street, Leith. Edin Evening Dispatch 20 July 15 See also The Scotsman 20 July 15 talkingscot.com	–
SWAN, JAMES BLAIR, J B, Private, ‘1975’, 1st/9th Bn., 21, 15/Jul/1915, France, SON OF DAVID AND HELEN SWAN, OF 21, SLOAN ST., LEITH, EDINBURGH. BORN AT NAIRN.	CWGC
Swan, James Pte 1975	0629
SWAN, James, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 1975, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 15/07/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SWAN, Jas S. Pte. No. 1975. 15/7/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
SWAN, N. 2nd/Lieut. , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Swan, R.H. 3152 B Coy	LS7
Swan, Robert D.M., Pte 05-08 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Swan, Ronald 3152	EB1
SWAN, W.S. Pte. No. 1727, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Swan, W.S. Pte 350296 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 19/3/19	2610
Swan, William Pte 300684 9^th RS	0638
Swan, William S., Cpl 350296 9^th RS 1727 A/Sgt	0640
Swan, William S., Pte 1727, 350296 France 24.2.15 MIC – ? Identified just as Royal Scots, not bn number Wm S. Swan L/Cpl Wounded. His home address is 51 Prince Albert Buildings, Edinburgh. The Evening Dispatch 26 Aug 16	–
Swan, William, Pte No.2283 ‘Bill Swan’ Transferred Army Service Corps, L/Cpl No. M/398004 Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009	–
Swan, Wm. Clark 2283	EB1
Swann, David Pte 335962 8^th RS 9227 A/Cpl, 9^th RS	0640
SWANN, John. 30 Waverley St. Glasgow S.1. (4482)	RSC
Swanney, William Pte 352503 9^th RS 5834 Pte	0640
SWANNEY, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘352503’, 9th Bn., 20, 10/Nov/1917, United Kingdom, SON OF THOMAS AND ELIZABETH SWANNEY, OF 7, IONA ST., LEITH, EDINBURGH. BORN IN THE ORKNEY ISLES.	CWGC
Swanson, A Cpl 1548 B Coy	LS7
Swanson, A.K. Pte 350361 24/2/15 (1) 3/4/19	2610
Swanson, Alexander K., Pte 350361 9^th RS 1923	0640
SWANSON, Alexander. 32 Roseburn St. Edinburgh. (5105)	RSC
Swanson, John L/Cpl 275343 1/9^th RS A/Cpl	0638
Swanson, John Pte 275343 MM for gallantry 22-24 Nov 17 51^st WD	–
Swanson, W Cpl 2415 B Coy to be unpaid L/Sergt 10.6.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Swanson, W L/Sergt 2415 B Coy to be unpaid Drum-Major 26.7.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Swanson, W., Drum-Major Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – ? Pte William Swanson 7^th and 8^th RS EBay	–
SWANSTON, A. Corpl. No. 40301 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Swanston, Alex Cpl 1548 2/9^th Carnousie Hall hospital 12.2.16-16.3.16, from Edin	–
Swanston, David S., Cpl 40030 9^th RS Cpl, 13^th RS	0634
SWANSTON, G.D. Pte. No. 351323 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Swanston, George B., Pte 351323 9^th RS 3833 Pte, attd 404^th Coy. R.E. 3383, attd 401^st Coy. R.E. 3833 Pte	0641
Swanston, John Pte 59016 9^th RS	0636
Swanston, W 2415	EB1
SWANSTON, W, Serjeant, ‘350539’, 9th Bn., , 22/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Swanston, William A/Sgt 350539 9^th RS 350539 A/Sgt	0640
SWANSTON, William, e. Edinburgh, 350539, A/SGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Swanston, Wm., Sergt. Leith Branch, missing Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society, Roll of Honour (1919)	–
Sweeney, D S 2200	EB1
Sweeney, D, Sergt. B Coy appointed bandmaster 27 Div. 28 July 1915	WD
Sweeney, D.S. Sgt 350459 24/2/15 (1) Dis. 22/1/19	2610
Sweeney, Daniel S., Sgt 350459 9^th RS 2200	0640
Sweeney, Daniel Spence Joined staff of Garden as Hall Attendant, 1 June 1911. Enlisted 9th Royal Scots, 16 September 1914. Rank: Divisional Bandmaster. Service in field in Flanders, one year. Mentioned in despatches. Demobilised, 22 February 1919. The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh War Service Roll, 1914-1918	–
Sweenie Bandmaster Cornet solo 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16 ?DS Sweeney	–
SWINDALL, Thomas W., b. Queenstown, Co. Cork, e. Derby, 330771, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, FORMERLY 31340, NOTTS & DERBY REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Swindall, Thomas W., Pte 330771 8^th RS 5859 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
SWINDALL, THOMAS W., T W, Private, ‘330771’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
SWINDELL, T, Private, ‘270236’, 1st/9th Bn., , 1/Aug/1918, France,	CWGC
Swindell, Thomas Pte 270236 5/6^th RS 1/9^th RS	0638
SWINDELL, Thomas, e. Ayr , r. Stevenston, Ayrshire, 270236, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 9863, R. SCOT. FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SWINDELL, THOMAS, PRIVATE, 270236, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Swires, Thomas Pte 335607 1/8^th RS 8291 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0639
Sydserff, Alexander Pte 62855 9^th RS	0636
Sykes, A.C 2733	EB1
Sykes, A.C, 2/Lt. 7th RS reinforcement officer joined for duty 27 Mar 1917	WD
Syme from Ladybank, in Jimmy Quinn’s Lewis gun team, young and a bit lazy but a grand gunner. Wounded in neck by bit of trench mortar but back in ~3 weeks. J.Quinn IWM doc 5992	–
Symington, A 2887	EB1
Symington, A.J 2405	EB1
Symington, Alexander Jamieson 6th Battalion, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) The undermentioned to be Second Lieutenant – Dated 10 May 1915 Private Alexander Jamieson Symington from the 9th (Highlanders) Battalion, The Royal Scots. Supplement to the London Gazette – 15 May 1915	–
SYMINGTON, Alexander Jamieson Lauder, 1891; only son of the late R. Symington, Lauder, 1904 – 7; banking; 9th R.S., Pte.; 6th R.S., 2/Lt. 1915, Lt. 1917; Egypt, France, Final Advance 1918; wounded Aug. 1918	WWR
SYMINGTON, D. L/Corpl. No. 352213 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
SYMINGTON, DAVID SCOTT, D S, Lance Corporal, ‘352213’, 9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
SYMINGTON, David Scott, e. Haddington, 352213, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
SYMINGTON, David Scott, K.I.A. Apr. 1917. 9th R.S. Territorial Bn. Lance Corporal. Service No. 352213. Battle – 1st Scarpe. Remembered on Arras Memorial. Haddingtonshire Courier 27th April 1917 ‘It is officially notified that Lance Corporal David Scott SYMINGTON, 9th Royal Scots (Highlanders) youngest son of Mr. James Symington, Sidegate Street, Haddington, was killed in action on 9th April. Deceased leaves a young widow [Isa INGLIS] who resides in Haddington.’ Gravestone Inscription ‘also of Sergeant David Scott Symington, 9th Royal Scots, beloved husband of Isa INGLIS, who fell in action in France on 9th April 1917 aged 28’. The Haddington War Memorial 1914 – 1918 compiled by Alastair K Shepherd – Sergeant David Scott Symington 9th Royal Scots beloved husband of Isa Inglis who fell in action in France on 9th April 1917 aged 28. Scottishwargraves – Courier 27.4.17, Note HC 18.5.17 East Lothian	–
Symington, Donald S., L/Cpl 352213 9^th RS 5537 Pte	0640
Symington, William A/Cpl 53207 13^th RS Pte, 9^th RS	0636
TAGGART, T, Private, ‘5416’, 1st/9th Bn., 23, 26/Oct/1916, France, SON OF ROBERT AND MARY TAGGART, OF 32, HYNDLAND ST., PARTICK, GLASGOW. NATIVE OF PARTICK.	CWGC
Taggart, Thomas Pte 5416 (6/7^th RSF Pte 23018)	0629
TAGGART, Thomas, b. Govan, Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 5416, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 26/10/16, FORMERLY 23018, R.S.F., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Tait Pte C Coy Member (reserve) of winning marathon team 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Tait Sergeant	2/9S
Tait Srgt	NBW
Tait, Harry F. 9^th Royal Scots, Redford Detention Camp Stewart Melville Dec 14 – Tait, Henry F. Stewart Melville 1917	–
Tait, A 3305 D Coy	LS7
TAIT, A. Pte. No. 351415 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tait, A. New Police Chief at Hexham, native of Selkirk, served 9/RS in 14-18 war. Berwickshire News and General Advertiser 7.10.1947	–
Tait, Ainslie 3837	EB2
Tait, Ainslie A/Sgt 351289 9^th RS 3837 Pte – VM&BWM MIC – Ainslie Tait 9RS, c/o Ainslie, 28 Montrose Terrace, Edinburgh. Born 1892 Next of kin Browns Place, East Linton, Prestonkirk Alfred crossed out, Ainslie Medical 28.10.15 age 24yr146days, shoemaker, born East Linton Attested Pte 9RS 5.11.15, a/Sgt ?Shoemaker vice ?Currie 3.2.19?, disembodied [?Thomas Currie, Sgt, disemb 5.2.19?] 3837 351289 enlisted 28.10.15 Imp Service Oblig 3/9 RS signed Ferguson Home 5.11.15-31.3.16, BEF 1.4.16 Embarked per ‘France’ Southampton 1.4.16, Rouen next day, proceeded to join Etaples 20.4.16, joined in field 22.4.16, granted working pay 1/- while employed in Shoemakers Shop 29.8.16, attd DADOS 51^st Div 31.3.17, rejoined from attachment 3.4.17, leave 24.9.17-4.10.17, attd DADOS 51^st Div 9.11.17, course DADOS (gum boot repair) 9-11.11.17, serving with 9RS 17.7.18, leave to UK 27.9.18-11.10.18, A/Sgt shoemaker vice ?Currie 3.2.19, to UK 20.2.19, demob 19.4.19, specialist qual Regt. Bootmaker Service Record [poor]	0640 –
Tait, Alexander 3133	EB1
Tait, Alexander Pte 350876 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Tait, Andrew 4021 – Andrew Tait RS Pte 4021, 351415; RE 423431, WR/305204 VM&BWM MIC	EB2 –
Tait, Andrew L/Cpl 350941 9^th RS 350941 Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Tait, F.W 2661 – Tait, F.W. 2661 Brookdale Hall, Newton Heath, Manchester. Attested 11.11.14 age 43. CofE Previous ?4^th VB Lancs. Home Service. – ? There is a Frederick W Tait enlisted 11.11.14 on rolls as RSF, another of this name RGA	EB1 EBD
TAIT, G, Serjeant, ‘350509’, 9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
TAIT, G. Sergt. No. 350509 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Tait, G. L/Cpl 350509 24/2/15 (1) K in A 9/4/17 [George Tait]	2610
Tait, G.H, Pte. D Coy wounded 3 Sept 1915	WD
Tait, G.H. 2868 A Coy	LS2
Tait, G.H. Pte 2868 24/2/15 (1) Comm 26/1/16	2610
Tait, G.H., Pte 2868 comm 4^th Cameron High 26.1.16 – Tait, George Henry. Royal Scots 2868 Pte. Cameron Highlanders attached Liverpool Regt 2Lt. RAF Lt http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html – GH Tait 2868 reported wounded EEN 4.10.15 – George Henry Tait 9RS Pte 2868, 2/Lt 4 Cam Highrs att 1/10^th Liverpol Regt, Lt RAF 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15, Comm 29 Marchmont Rd, Edin. MIC	0629 –
Tait, Geo. Acting CSM D Coy Vimy Ridge (vice Goodfellow?) Said to Quinn ‘Oh! Lucky Jim’ on Quinn being wounded. Geo was killed in the morning. J.Quinn IWM doc 5992	–
Tait, George 2337	EB1
Tait, George (Staff). [gth probably 9^th RS] Stationery World Vol 48 1915 ‘British Market’	–
TAIT, GEORGE H. (1897). Private, 9th Battalion (Highlanders) Royal Scots, November 1914; Lance – Corporal, October 1915; 2nd Lieutenant, January 1916; Lieutenant, July 1917. Attached 4th Battalion Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, January 1916; 1/10th Battalion (Scottish) King’s Liverpool Regiment, September 1916; Royal Flying Corps, October 1917; and Royal Air Force, June 1918. Wounded at Armentieres, September 1915, and at Ypres, November 1916. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920)	–
Tait, George Pte 330547 8^th RS 5419 Pte, 9^th RS 5419 Pte	0639
Tait, George Sgt 350509 9^th RS 2337 Sgt attd 51^st Div. H.Q. 2337 Sgt – Fa George. KIA 9.4.17 Register Effects – L/Cpl Sjt France 24.2.15 KIA 15Star&BWM&VM MIC – Mo Elizabeth Pension Ledger	0641 –
TAIT, George, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 350509, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Tait, I. Pte 2316 24/2/15 (1) Comm RE 3/9/16	2610
Tait, Ivan 2316 – Stewart Melville and LCpl Stewart Melville 1915 Letter in the school magazine Stewart Melville 1916	EB1
Tait, Ivan Pte 2316 comm RE 3.9.16 – Ivan Tait Pte 9RS 2316, Lt RE 15Star&BWM&VM Comm RE 3.9.16. France 24.2.15 ‘Park House’ Frenchie, Fife NB MIC – A Lt I. Tait RE in piece 2173 RE Medal Roll BWM&VM	0629 –
TAIT, Ivan, Mr. 2 Ruskin Place. Hillhead. Glasgow. (4387)	RSC
TAIT, Ivan, Mr. (4387). 6 Lennox Row, Trinity, Edinburgh 5 The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Tait, Ivan. Comm. Wounded – lost an eye and other injuries MG Section on landing France Feb 15. See Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992	–
Tait, J, Pte. employed as instructor at Bomb School 15 July 1915	WD
Tait, J.R, 2/Lt 6th RS 6th RS joined for duty 7 Aug 1916, wounded 9 Apr 1917	WD
Tait, J.R, 2/Lt wounded 9/4/17 April 1917, 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2884/1	–
Tait, J.R. 3011 A Coy	LS4
Tait, J.R. Pte 3011 4/5/15 (1) Comm 15/10/15	2610
Tait, James 3011	EB1
TAIT, James Ritchie Edinburgh, 1895; younger son of Mr. A. C. Tait; 1905 – 12; C.A., Secy. and Accountant National Filling Factory No. 22, Gainsborough; 9th R.S., 2/Lt. 1914; 6th R.S., 2/Lt. 1915, Lt. 1917; France 1915 and 1916 – 17, Ypres, Somme, Beaumont Hamel, Vimy Ridge; wounded Apr. 1917.	WWR
Tait, John R., Mr., Pte 3011 comm 6^th RS 15.10.15	0629
TAIT, John, Mr. 25 Eyre Place. Edinburgh. (257)	RSC
TAIT, R. Pte. No. 352136 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tait, R. Sgt 350187 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 2/4/19	2610
Tait, R.B.S. Sgt 350149 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 7/6/19	2610
TAIT, R.B.S., Mr. 56 Boswell Dr. Edinburgh. 9th & 3rd. (1746)	RSC
Tait, R.J 2055	EB1
Tait, R.J. Pte 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 14/3/19	2610
Tait, Robert B.S. Sgt 71239 17^th RS 250064, 1/9^th RS 1421 A/CSM, K.Afr.Rif. 350149 [A/CQMS crossed out] – African Rifles 350149; 9th R. Scots 1421, 350149. Awarded 15 Star. Theatre France 24.2.15 MIC – Robert Bruce Sinclair Tait RS 71239 3045509 Authorised to re-enlist for Cost Accounting duties. Born Newington, Edin. Address 22 Scotland St, Edin age 27yr325 days, clerk and bookeeper, single, present no 350149 RS class Z army reserve. Dated 13.11.1919, City Recruiting Area, 63-65 Cockburn St. Joined 13.11.19 Pte RS, Sergt, prior qualifying service 4yr307days, service 6 yr 303 days, discharge on demob 392 xxviii KR 16.11.20 crossed out, stamped 16.11.20 392 xxi KR. Charac very good. Discharge depot RS, Glencorse 1920. His probationary period with Corps of Military Accountants had expired and unwilling to extend service as corporal. Presby. Re-enlist to report to Officer i/c Cost Accounts, Scottish Command, Carlton Hotel, Edin. Mother Isabella 22 Scotland St, Edin. EARLIER attestation for 4 years, age 21yr. Clerk for McVitie & Price. Same address. Previous 9RS 18.12.08 to 17.12.12 4 yrs. Attested 14 Jan 1913. Corporal 6.4.14, L/Sgt 12.9.14, Sergt 7.11.14, posted 4^th (Res) RS as Sgt 15.7.17. Proceeded for embarkation for service with KAR Sgt 29.9.17 crossed out, instead 9.10.17. Posted from KAR to 3RS 9.3.19. Demob 7.6.19 Home 14.1.13-23.2.15, BEF 24.2.15-19.11.16, home 20.11.16-28.9.17, on board ship 29.9.17-3.1.18, Africa 4.1.18-21.1.19, home 22.1.19-12.11.19 GSW knee elbow r. 13.11.16. 1913 medical states commercial traveller. 9RS 1421, 9(Res)RS 350149. Red Cross Hosp Peckforton Castle GSW r knee and elbow 21.11.16-6.12.16. sprain right ankle, hosp ?Waverney Bally?? 30.3.17-12.4.17 10.8.17 fit for service in east Africa. 9677 KAR. Formerly 494 9RS. Previously discharged 11.1.13 cause ‘mistake by officer’. Joined for duty 4.8.14. Bounty of £15, £10 paid 14.5.18. Embarked for England [wording seems incorrect] 9.10.17, disembarked in east Africa 3.1.18, embarked for England 21.1.19. Imp Oblig 28.8.14 A Coy. SS Inventor 24.2.15, Havre 26.2.15. Hosp 27.5.15 81stFdAm, to 83rdFdAm, 2 CanGH admitted chr. Diarrhoea Treport, 29.5.15, to Rouen ConDepot 22.6.15, 2TerrBase Rouen 23.6.15, to rejoin unit 6.7.15, rejoined 7.7.15, 81^st FdAm ulcer leg 12.9.15, 27DivRstStn ICT ankle 13.9.15, rejoined 16.9.15, performed duties CQMS vice Wardlaw on leave 11.1.16. Trench mortar school 22.4.16 attached 154/2 Trench MB 22.6.16, rejoined ex TM Battery 1.9.16, absorbed vice Hills 1.9.16. Wounded knee elbow right 5FdAm 13.11.16, 5CCS 14.11.16, 29CCS 15.11.16, 4 Amb Train to 16 GenHosp Treport 15.11.16, trans England 19.11.16 Adm Red Cross Hosp Peckforton castle 20.11.16. Leave 8.9.17-28.9.17. Clerk Group 37 S. Pension Record Attestation of 494, 3045509 A Coy. 17yrs Clerk employed at ?? 17 Clyde St. Apprentice, not indentured. Aberdour 1909, West Linton 1910. Termination of service para 156 (1) disch 17.12.12 signed RM Dudgeon Pension Record	0637 –
Tait, Robert J., Pte 350405 9^th RS 2055 Pte – 15Star&BWM&VM Disemb. France 24.2.15 MIC	0640
TAIT, Robert James. No. 2055 and 350405. c/o Mc(?)and, 20 Waverley Park, Edinburgh. C Comp. 28/8/14. 23yrs 7 mons.	EBD
TAIT, Robert James. No. 350405, Pte., 9th Royal Scots ; born at Arbroath, 11th Jan., 1891, father employed at Grantown-on-Spey ; joined at Edinburgh, 31st August, 1914 ; served in France. Son of Robert Tait, Dunedin, Grantown-on-Spey, and Mrs. Johanna Smith or Tait. Occupation, plumber. The Morayshire roll of honour. 1914-1918 (1921)	–
Tait, Robert Pte 70877 7^th R.S.Fus. 15265 Pte, 1/9^th RS 352134	0637
Tait, Robert Sgt 350187 9^th RS 1514 Sgt – Mention in despatches Tait, R. Sergt 350187 Royal Scots London Gazette 18 Dec 1917 page 13226 – Robert Tait 9RS Sjt 1514, 350187, 6191, 3046707 15Star&BWM&VM. T. Eff Medal of 1927 France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
TAIT, Robert, Mr. 12 Broughton Rd. Edinburgh. (384)	RSC
Tait, Robert? ‘Bob’ Said to have climbed in his cooker when Zeppelin dropped bombs on Vlamertinghe. ‘It was a delight to hear Bob Tait at a Battalion Dinner tell us about that bomb’. At Vaux, Sgt cook Bob Tait complained about bullets landing in his cookers. ‘had many trials – but could nearly aye smile’ Quinn, J. IWN doc 5992 – ? Robert BS Tait 494/1421 18.12.08 has no cook ref in his pension papers ?Robert Tait 1514 joined 1913 more likely? – Looking for caretaker 1911 census Leith has 8 Robert Taits, three in their 30’s, two in 40’s. The 30’s are all under 692/2 Leith South followed by 29/20, 13/10, 20/6	–
Tait, Robt. (T)? 4404	EB2
Tait, T ? Kilted RS? St Cuthbert’s UFC Photographic Album	–
Tait, T 2815 Sergt G Coy to be paid CSM 29.1.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
TAIT, T. Pte. No. 3447, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
TAIT, T. Pte. No. 351077 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tait, T. Pte 351016 12/10/15 (1) Disc. 12/4/19	2610
Tait, T., CSM Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Tait, T.H. Pte 351040 12/10/15 (1) K in A 12/10/17	2610
Tait, T.W.K 2815	EB1
TAIT, T.W.K. C.S.M. No. 350722. C.Coy. [Qualified 1st Class Instructor Bombing], at Dublin, 21/4/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tait, Thomas 3415	EB2
Tait, Thomas 3447	EB2
Tait, Thomas H., Pte (killed) 06-10 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Tait, Thomas H., Pte 351040 9^th RS 3447 Pte, 12^th RS 351040	0640
Tait, Thomas H., Pte, 9^th RS, killed in action 5 Murrayfield Place Murrayfield Roll of Honour 1917	–
Tait, Thomas Henderson (b. 1894). 1906-10. Apprentice in office of Messrs Robertson & Carphin, C.A., Stafford Street. 9th Royal Scots (Highlanders), Private, July 1915. France. Wounded, 1916. Wounded second time, severely, Arras, April 1917. France, September 1917. Killed in action at Ypres on 12th October 1917. Elder son of the late Mr William Tait and of Mrs Tait, 5 Murrayfield Place. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) – d.12.10.17 12 RS 351040 KIA Pte enlisted Edin SDGW – 12 RS Belgium 12.10.17 Fa Wm Mo Janet Register Soldiers’ Effects – ?Thos H Tait b.~1894, address 12 Roseburn Pl, Wm (seedsman) and Janet Tait, brother and sister 1901 census	–
Tait, Thomas Pte 351016 9^th RS 3415 Pte – Discharge 12.4.19 Born 1896, resident Edin Pension Ledger	0640 –
TAIT, Thomas William Kirk. 7 Royston Terr. Edinburgh. 2/9th. (2635)	RSC
TAIT, THOMAS, PRIVATE, 5416, 26/Oct/1916, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
TAIT, Thomas. 322 Morningside Rd. Edinburgh. (1941)	RSC
Tait, Thomas 5319 2/9RS 14 Roseneath Pl, Edin age 28yr8mos born 1887 Baker and confectioner. Group 7 (confectioner). Presby. Prior 3 yrs with Volunteers. Married Sarah Wood, Edin. Edinburgh attested Pte 12.12.15 to Army Reserve next day, mob 2/9RS D Coy 5.8.16, posted 7.8.16 Home 5.8.16 to – 352028 Transf 4^th Res RS; Cupar as of 17.2.19, examined St Andrews 23.1.19, demob 18.3.19 Service record	–
TAIT, W. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 350947. C. Coy. , To be Paid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tait, W.M. Pte 351077 3/9/15 (1) Disemb 1/4/19	2610
Tait, William 3314	EB2
Tait, William 3503	EB2
Tait, William 3971	EB2
Tait, William M., L/Cpl 351077 9^th RS 3503 Pte	0640
Tait, William Pte 43449 6^th RS 2317 Pte, 15^th RS 9^th RS	0635
Tanfield, Ernest S., Pte 302071 9^th RS 16^th RS – VM&BWM MIC – 302071 Pte Ernest Spenceley / Spenseley / Spencely Tanfield 16 RS transfer to reserve 29.7.19 Enlisted 19.9.16 19yo CofE ?4RS Telegraph clerk Father John 19 North View / Northville, Hallamfields, Ilkeston, Derbys Holmefield, St Marys St, Ilkeston 19 Hallam Fields Rd, Ilkeston Hosp adms listed Joined 5/6 RS 29.3.19, to UK for release 26.6.19, demob 29.7.19 ?302071 2/7 RS Ernest Spencely 19yr2mos enlisted 30.10.16 Group 31 Rly Telegraph Clerk Called up 30.10.16, posted 2/7 7.11.16, embarked 8.6.17, France same day, 20IBD Etaples next day, posted 9RS 23.6.17 joined same day, attd 154 MGC 13.7.17, hosp 30.8.17 PUO, ?UK 12.9.17 , depot 13.9.17, posted 4^th Res RS 9.11.17, Scottish Command Depot Nigg 28.5.18, posted 4^th Res RS Haddington 29.8.18, BEF 6.9.18 ?2 RS ?14 Sep 18 Home 30.10.16-7.6.17, BEF 8.6.17-12.9.17, Home 13.9.17-1.2.18, BEF 2.2.18-13.4.18, Home 14.4.18-5.9.18, BEF 6.9.18 Folkestone/Boulogne 2.2.18, IBD 4.2.18, posted 16 RS 2.2.18 Wounded in action France 10.4.18, hosp adms, GSW left arm and shoulder, St John Hosp, The Grange, Southport. Wound details. Pension record [This man 9RS 23.6.17-13.7.17]	0639 –
TANNER, F. Pte. No. 5608 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Tanner, Frederick J., Pte 352277 9^th RS 5608 Pte – Frederick J Tanner RS 5608 352277 Pte 25.1.16 to 14.2.19 Para 392 xvi VM&BWM SWB List D/A/1143 SWB MIC	0640
Tansey, John Pte 201643 d.28.3.18 with 5^th/6^th RS. Born 1898 Juniper Green, Resident, Ivy Terrace Juniper Green. Enlisted Edinburgh 1916 to 4th RS aged 18yrs 5 days. Posted to 13th RS July 1917, to 9th RS Dec 1917 to 5/6th RS 1910.[1918?] Courtesy Malcolm Ferguson http://www.curriehistory.org/ – 201643 Pte John Tansey 13 RS BWM&VM Medal Roll RS Piece 0637 – VM&BWM MIC – Born and resident Juniper Green, enlisted Edin, died 28.3.18 5 6^th RS 201643 KIA SDGW – [Not apparent from this that he was anything other than 13 RS in F&F] 5023 201643 John Tansey 4RS Ivy Terr, Juniper Green; mill worker; 18yo. Fa Thomas, mo Bridget. 17.6.16 Full list of family, hospital admissions etc Home 17.6.16-10.7.17, BEF 11.7.17-28.3.18 Etaples 12.7.17 20 IBD 13RS 29.7.17, joined 5.8.17, missing 28.3.18, death presumed Service record – Pte John Tansey 201643 died 28.3.18 5^th/6^th Bn RS Tyne Cot Memorial CWGC – 13RS Pte death presumed Fa Thomas Register Soldiers’ Effects	–
Tarbet Cpl of newly formed C Coy 3/9^th RS for recruits, Jan 1916. Made Sgt 26 Jan 16. B.C. Holmer IWM	–
Tarbet, W.D. L/Cpl 1469 24/2/15 (1) Comm Sea. Hrs. 6/9/16 – William Duncan Tarbet 9RS L/Cpl Sjt [crossed out] 1469, 10/Seaforth att MGC 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM KIA 9.4.17 comm France 24.2.15 Medals to W Tarbet (fa) 4 Balfour St, Leith MIC – Tarbet, W.D. Pte 1469 Sick Adm East Leeds War H 10 Jun 15 Casualty list from Bardess GWF post 458 p.19	2610 –
Tarbet, William D., A/Sgt 1469 comm 10^th Seaforths 6.9.16	0629
Tarity, A 4863	EB2
Tarpil? David D 4738	EB2
Tarves, George 4140 – ?George Tarves RS Pte 351477 [six-digit looks like 9RS], LC 447433 VM&BWM MIC Also BWM&VM Medal Roll LC Piece 1839	EB2 ?
Taylor Wounded Apr 15. Comm. MG Section on landing France Feb 15. Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992 Wounded shoulder 9 May 15 W.Scott diary TNA	–
TAYLOR CAMERON Major. Made speech, 23rd February 1917. Second Anniversary of the Battalion leaving Edinburgh. Dinner in Sergeants Mess. The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Taylor Cameron, J.S*, Maj	E-P
TAYLOR CAMERON, J.S. Major. Commanded Companies A, B and C billeted at Warrender Park School, 1914.The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Taylor Cameron, J.S., Major The Faculty of Advocates in military service The Scotsman 27 Nov 1914 – Taylor Cameron, J.S, Major List of officers proceeding on active service, Records of T.W. Bennet Clark – Major J.S Taylor Cameron Officers 9^th RS, Tatler 1915 – Maj I.S. Taylor Cameron RS ? http://www.mortonhallgc.co.uk/great-war-casualties-roll-of-honour/ – Maj Taylor Cameron 9RS heard quail near farm at Swanston 7 July 1919 [!] The Scottish Naturalist 1919 – Maj J.S Taylor Cameron, presiding 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16 – See also Taylor-Cameron, J.S. and Cameron, J.S.T and Cameron Taylor	–
Taylor Cameron, Maj. P.92 Second Ypres, commanding half-Bn.	E
Taylor Capt 3/9^th RS, admonished Holmer for neglect of duty Sept 15, Peebles. Also Dec 15. Forms new C Coy for recruits Jan 16. B.C. Holmer IWM	–
Taylor Capt See also EED 3 May 15 Dated 6/5/15. Sheriff-Substitute for Forfar. Reported wounded. Capt Taylor Huie Collection – Capt A .Taylor, wounded Daily Record 4 May 15	NBW –
Taylor Capt, p.96 Second Ypres, wounded	E
Taylor Capt. casualty 23 Apr 1915	WD
Taylor Captain, wounded – bullet in his thigh Macdonald, Lyn, ‘1915: The Death of Innocence’, 1997	–
TAYLOR Pte. , First Round Knock Out Company Football Matches. A Coy. versus B. Coy. Won by B. Coy, Wed 18 Apr 17. Score 4 -1. This man A Coy. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Taylor, A, 2nd Lt – Taylor, A. 2/Lt to be Lt 23.11.01 Volunteer Service Gazette 29.11.01	F1901 –
Taylor, A, Capt	F1901
Taylor, A, Capt killed 22/4/1917 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2884/1 – Taylor, A, Capt, A then B then C Coy List of officers proceeding on active service, Records of T.W. Bennet Clark – Capt A. Taylor (reported wounded) Officers 9^th RS, Tatler 1915 – Signs papers John Sexton (qv) 9.10.15 as Capt Supernumerary Coy. – Court of inquiry in the field 13.3.16 by order AS Blair: deaths of WS Carter, JC Wilson and poisoning of Pte Dishington 2005. President Maj RHF Moncrieff, members Capt A Taylor, 2/Lt AS Nicoll. Papers of WS Carter	–
Taylor, A, Capt, p.333 led ‘B’ coy raid, unable to complete raid due to water-logged ground 7/8 Nov 1916; p.414 Nr Fampoux killed, ‘unlucky action’ around Mount Pleasant and Roeux Wood	E
Taylor, A, Capt. joined Bn for duty 9 March 1916, failed raid on German trenches 7 Nov 1916, killed 21 Apr 1917	WD
TAYLOR, A, Captain, , 9th Bn., 45, 21/Apr/1917, France, SON OF THE LATE JAMES TAYLOR AND HELEN STEWART TAYLOR; HUSBAND OF RHODA MACINTYRE WHITE (FORMERLY TAYLOR), OF “HIGHLANDS,” TAUNTON, SOMERSET. BORN AT CARRICKFERGUS, CO. ANTRIM. M.A., LL.B. AND SHERIFF-SUBSTITUTE OF FORFAR.	CWGC
Taylor, A, Lt resigns his commission The Scotsman 25 Oct 1902	–
TAYLOR, A. Capt. , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
TAYLOR, A. Capt. Wounded. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Taylor, A., Capt Trench raid 8 Nov 16 commanded by Captain A. Taylor, 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2883/4	–
Taylor, A., Capt., 5 Aug 14, Capt – wounded.	W
Taylor, Alexander M.A., Capt, 21^st April 1917 Wounded, invalided, rejoined, killed in action 21^st April 1917 The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1918) Beginning of war/on joining Lt; End of war Capt. killed in action 21^st April 1917. France. The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1933) Capt., The Faculty of Advocates in military service The Scotsman 27 Nov 1914 – Known as ‘Daddy Taylor’ Correspondence with Jon Nicholls – b. 25.3.1872 Carrickfergus, d. 21.4.17 age 45. Son of the late James Taylor and Helen Stewart Taylor; husband of Rhoda Macintyre White (formerly Taylor), of “Highlands,” Taunton, Somerset. Born at Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim. M.A., LL.B. and Sheriff-Substitute of Forfar. Parents: James Taylor (c1837-1871) & Ellen Stewart (c1847-1931) mar. 1866, Glasgow; father Flax Spinner; partner in Barn Mills, Carrickfergus. Siblings: Edith M (1867-), Arthur S (1868-), James (1869-1896), Mabel E, (Mrs Coulson) (1870-1932). Spouse: Rhoda Macintyre White (formerly Taylor), did not remarry until after 1919. Education: University of Glasgow, MA 1892; LLB 1895, Admitted to Faculty of Advocates 1896. 1881 Census St Andrews Avenue, Bothwell, Lanarkshire 1891 Census Hillhead Street, Partick 1901 Census 8 Albany Street, Edinburgh 1911 Census Not known Home Address 1917 – Rosehill, Brechin Compiled by Morag Fyfe, see link for further information http://www.glasgownecropolis.org/profiles/alexander-taylor/ – TAYLOR, Alexander (1872 – 1917), Sheriff-Substitute of Forfarshire at Forfar since 1912; Captain 9th Battalion (Highlanders) The Royal Scots, military combatants Who’s Who and Who Was Who (Oxford University Press)	–
Taylor, Alexander Second Lieut 3 Nov 1900. Attached to RS Depot for one month, April 1901. Promoted Lieut 23 November 1901. Address 1902: 8 Albany St. Resigned commission on departure to South America, Oct 1902. Rejoined and gazetted Lt 8 Feb 1905. Promoted Capt “A” Coy, 14 March 1908. Attended School of Instruction, Edinburgh, Feb 1907. Born 25 March 1872. Son of James Taylor, Barn Mills, Carrickfergus. (Glasgow University, M.A. 1892, LL.B. 1895.) Advocate, 1896. Appointed to the battalion # 18	F
Taylor, Alexander Capt Officers from the 9^th Volunteer Battalion (Highlanders), the Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), appointed to 9^th (Highlanders) Batalion, The Royal Scots, 1^st April 1908. London Gazette 18 Sept 1908 – 9^th RS Capt Alexander Taylor from the Territorial Force Reserve to be Capt 5.8.14 LG 4.9.14
Taylor, Alexander Capt 21.4.17 1872-1917 Father: manufacturer Law firm: Robertson, Low, Robertson & Cross (Glasgow) Admitted to Faculty Nov 1896 Educ. Glasgow Academy, Glasgow University Many of the men on these pages were killed in action after only a few weeks or even days at the front, but Taylor endured lengthy service and saw action in some of the worst battles of the Great War. Born in Barnmills, Carrickfergus, Ireland, in 1872, his parents moved the family to Glasgow when he was young, and he was educated at Glasgow Academy and Glasgow University. His father was a manufacturer, although of what is not known. He graduated with honours in Classics, before taking his law degree, and carried out his training at Messrs Robertson, Low, Robertson and Cross. He was admitted to the Faculty in 1896. According to the Scots Law Times he never acquired a large practice despite appearing in several important cases. He contributed many articles to the law journals of the time, and reported on Justiciary cases. He acted as interim Sheriff-Substitute in Banff, Stornoway, Aberdeen and Glasgow; and in 1911 he was appointed Sheriff-Substitute at Forfar where he proved most efficient, and his judgements were always apparently cogent and well-reasoned, and only rarely appealed. He married Rhoda McIntyre at Bridgend House, Callander in March 1905; her father was a fancy dress manufacturer from Glasgow and Taylor‟s address at that time was given as 1 Albyn Place, Edinburgh. In 1900 9th Battalion (Highlanders) The Royal Scots was formed to meet a widely held desire that the capital of Scotland should have a Highland unit, just as London and Liverpool boasted kilted regiments in the London and Liverpool Scottish. It was raised as a battalion of the Queen’s Rifle Volunteer Brigade, but with distinctions of its own, notably the kilt, which has earned for it the nickname of “The Dandy Ninth.” It sent forty-five men to South Africa. Taylor was commissioned in this battalion on 3rd November 1900, along with fellow Advocate James Ferguson, Senior. He resigned in 1902, but rejoined in 1905; in 1912 he was moved to the reserve list after being made Sheriff in Forfar. On 4th August 1914 he was mobilised as a reservist, and as a Captain took command of “A” Company. 9th Royal Scots were based at 89 East Claremont Street, Edinburgh. He landed with his battalion at Le Havre on 26th February 1915, and fought initially with 81st Brigade of the 27th Division, later with the 154th Brigade of the 51st (Highland) Division. He fought at the 2nd Battle of Ypres (with Walter Lyon) and was severely wounded at St Julien, one of the actions during the battle, on 23rd April 1915. After almost a year‟s recuperation, he returned to his battalion on 1st March 1916, and survived the Somme offensive, when his battalion suffered huge losses. He was killed at the Battle of Arras on 27th April 1917 when leading his Company in the fighting for the Scarpe Valley. The Scots Law Times mentioned his kindly nature, and genial humour, which made him a great favourite. The Royal Scots’ official history states that the battalion took over trenches near Fampoux on the 15th April. On the 21st, “A” Company succeeded in forcing a passage along a trench in front of Mount Pleasant Wood, and after ejecting the Germans, established a post there. This should have been enough, but the Company then went on to Roeux Wood, where it was sadly cut up by the enemy riflemen and machine gunners, and was forced back to its starting point. In this unlucky action, Captain Taylor was killed. Taylor was buried at Level Crossing Cemetery, Fampoux. Beside him lie another 51 officers and men of 9th Royal Scots, almost all of whom were killed in the same week as Taylor. http://www.advocates.org.uk/media/2172/warmemorialwordpdf3.pdf
Taylor, Alexander, Capt Killed in action 21 Apr 17. Born at Carrickfergus, Co Antrim, held master’s degree as well as a degree in law, later working for the Sheriff’s Office at Forfar. Hughes, Peter, ‘Visiting the Fallen – Arras North’, 2015	–
Taylor, Alexander, Capt The Faculty of Advocates, list of members serving, The Scotsman 27 Nov 14	–
Taylor, Alexander, Capt, Sheriff-Substitute for Forfar His widow Rhoda to marry Mr S White, of Highlands, Taunton The Scotsman 22 Jun 21 – Taylor, Alexander, Capt M.A. 1892, LL.B. 1895 University of Glasgow (1922)	–
TAYLOR, ALEXANDER. M.A.; LL.B. 1896. 9th Royal Scots (T.), March 1908; Captain Aug. 1914. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) Speaker in recruitment campaign for the Ninth The Scotsman 24^th July 1915	–
Taylor, Arthur Pte 201883 9^th RS attd 10^th Ent. Bn.	0637
Taylor, Ben 3114	EB1
Taylor, D 2431	EB1
Taylor, Daniel Pte 32484 15^th RS 9^th RS	0633
Taylor, David 4203	EB2
Taylor, David Pte 350546 9^th RS 2431	0640
Taylor, David Pte 42183 2^nd RS 9^th RS	0634
Taylor, Ewart 4253	EB2
Taylor, Frank Pte 352354 16^th RS 18933 Pte, 2^nd RS 18933 Pte, 9^th RS 5685 Pte – 3.12.14-22.3.18 wound age 23 served overseas SWB	0640 –
TAYLOR, G. Pte. No. 350740 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
TAYLOR, G. Pte. No. 350755 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Taylor, Geo. 2891	EB1
Taylor, George A/Cpl 350755 9^th RS 2891 Pte	0640
Taylor, George W., Pte 202729 1/9^th RS	0637
Taylor, George, Corp (wounded) 03-08 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
TAYLOR, H. Paid A/L/Sergt. No. 353078. B.Coy., from 27/3/17 , To be Paid Acting Sergt., The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
TAYLOR, Harold Gordon. 20 Findhorn Place. Edinburgh. (3030)	RSC
Taylor, J 2855	EB1
Taylor, J 4231 C Coy	LS7
TAYLOR, J. Pte. No. 350740 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
TAYLOR, J.C. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 5369. B.Coy. , To be Paid A/L/Corpls., 25/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Taylor, J.E. 4236 D Coy	LS7
Taylor, James 4245	EB2
Taylor, James G., Pte 44342 9^th RS	0635
Taylor, James L/Cpl 351507 9^th RS 4245 Pte	0640
Taylor, Jas E 4236	EB2
Taylor, John 4213	EB2
Taylor, John ? 353070 Pte 8.11.11-9.7.18 392 xvi SWB MIC Does not specify 9RS, this is a late number for 1911 – As above, wound age 27 served overseas SWB	?
Taylor, John A., Pte 58959 9^th RS	0636
TAYLOR, JOHN AIR, J A, Private, ‘58959’, 1st/9th Bn., 19, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF JOHN AND JANET TAYLOR, OF 118, STEVENSON DRIVE SHAWLANDS. GLASGOW.	CWGC
TAYLOR, John Charles. ‘Ingleside’ Granville Rd. Newcastle-on- Tyne. (9310)	RSC
Taylor, John L/Cpl 350740 9^th RS 2855 Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
TAYLOR, John, b. Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 58959, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 2/13670, T.R., 54175, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Taylor, Louis Pte 251274 1/8^th RS 1/9^th RS	0638
TAYLOR, P.R. Private. D Coy., No. 5259, to Miss R Cole; at Pellsall, Walsall, on the 14th August, 1916. Married. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Taylor, Percival R., Pte 351984 9^th RS 85295 [all the others round about have four digit numbers and 5259 would fit into this pattern perfectly – but the added 8 on front looks like a mistake], 16^th RS 351984, 15^th RS	0640
Taylor, R 3150 B Coy	LS6
Taylor, R.W. Pte 350884 4/12/15 (1) K in A 9/4/17 – Robert Watt Taylor KIA 9.4.17 Mo Margaret, Sis Margaret Register Effects	2610 –
Taylor, R? Bob Gun Team B Coy 1916 a bit older, therefore a fair man of the world. Good chap to look after our grub. Killed at Passchendaele, I think. J.Quinn IWM doc 5992	–
TAYLOR, Reginald J., b. Leicester, e. Leicester, 302621, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, FORMERLY 21419, LEIC. REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TAYLOR, REGINALD J., R J, Lance Corporal, ‘302621’, 9th Bn., 19, 24/Mar/1918, France, SON OF ELIZABETH A. TAYLOR, OF GLEBE FARM, LEICESTER, AND THE LATE JOSEPH F. TAYLOR.	CWGC
Taylor, Robert 3150	EB1
TAYLOR, Robert W., b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350884, A/L/CPL., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Taylor, Robert W., Pte 350884 9^th RS	0640
TAYLOR, ROBERT WATT, R W, Lance Corporal, ‘350884’, 1st/9th Bn., 28, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. W. TAYLOR, OF EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Taylor, Robt. A 4480	EB2
Taylor, T 2959	EB1
Taylor, T 2959 D Coy	LS3
TAYLOR, T. Sergt. No. 350788 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Taylor, T. Pte 350788 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 17/7/19	2610
Taylor, Thomas 9RS Pte 350788, Sjt 2959 France 24.2.15 MIC	–
Taylor, Thomas Reekie Morrison, The only son of Mr. R. Taylor, Edin., was born in 1898, and attended G.W.C. 1903-14. He took a keen interest in sport and won prizes at the Games. He received a prize for seven or eight years’ perfect attendance, and was a member of the O.T.C. He had begun his career as a dentist when in 1915 he enlisted as a Pte. in the 9th R.S., and in 1917 was gazetted to the R.S.F. He saw service in Palestine and in 1918 came to France with the 52nd Div. He fell near Vimy, Aug. 14, 1918. https://www.gwc.org.uk/default/cache/file/D16ABE0D5E0CCBBAC7FD5588E047B827.jpg	GWC
Taylor, Thomas Sgt 350788 9^th RS 2959 Sgt, 1^st RS 350788	0640
Taylor, Thos. R( ) 4093	EB2
Taylor, Tom Pte 330849 9^th RS	0639
TAYLOR, Tom, b. Leeds, e. Leeds, 330849, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 04/08/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TAYLOR, TOM, T, Private, ‘330849’, 9th Bn., , 4/Aug/1917, Belgium,	CWGC
TAYLOR, W, Private, ‘351810’, 9th Bn., , 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MR. F. TAYLOR, OF “ROYAL OAK,” CARLTON RD., NOTTINGHAM. [On Grave Registration Document as Pte R. Taylor d. 22.4.1917]	CWGC
TAYLOR, W. Pte. No. 351810 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Taylor, W. Stuart, Pte	WTC
TAYLOR, W.S. Pte. No. 1887, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Taylor, W.S. Pte 1887 24/2/15 (1) Comm R.Hrs. 4/8/16	2610
Taylor, William Pte 351810 9^th RS	0640
Taylor, William S., Pte 1887 comm R High 4.8.16	0629
TAYLOR, WILLIAM STUART. Edinburgh Academy. Student of Law, 1910-12. Chartered Accountant, 1913. O.T.C Infantry, Jan. to Aug. 1914, Cadet. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Aug. 1914. 7th Royal Highlanders (Black Watch) (T.), 2nd Lieut. Aug. 1916; Lieut. Feb. 1918. France. Wounded May 1915 and June 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – Pte William Taylor, who joined from an Edinburgh C.A. office, has been wounded. His mother, Mrs Taylor, Woodlands, Markinch, has been notified he is in Rouen Hospital with a bullet in his right shoulder – the work of a German sniper in the neighbourhood of Ypres. The Scotsman 22 May 15	–
TAYLOR, William Stuart. 15 Leamington Terr. Edinburgh. (4051)	RSC
TAYLOR, William, b. Nottingham, e. Doncaster, Yorks , r. Notingham, 351810, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, FORMERLY 20464, YORKS L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Taylor, William, Pte 351810 http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour/People/Details/27331 – Enlisted Doncaster, Yorks. Formerly 20464 Yorks LI. Soldiers Died BWM&VM MIC KIA. Father Frank. Soldiers Effects	–
Taylor, Wm. M 4276	EB2
Tearle, S. Pte 350354 24/2/15 (1) K in A 9/4/17	2610
TEARLE, S.T. L/Sergt. No. 350354 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917 – Court of inquiry in the field 13.3.16 by order AS Blair: deaths of WS Carter, JC Wilson and poisoning of Pte Dishington 2005. President Maj RHF Moncrieff, members Capt A Taylor, 2/Lt AS Nicoll. Pte ST Tearle gives evidence ‘noticed that Sgt Carter was looking very yellow’ Papers of WS Carter	–
Tearle, Sidney A/L/Sgt 350354 9^th RS 1901 Cpl	0640
TEARLE, SYDNEY THOMAS, S T, Lance Serjeant, ‘350354’, 1st/9th Bn., 21, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF THOMAS AND PAMELA TEARLE, OF 47, GOODHALL ST., WILLESDEN, LONDON.	CWGC
TEARLE, Sydney, e. Edinburgh , r. London, N.W., 350354, A/F/SGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Tedman, Harry Pte 352557 2^nd High.L.I. attd 9^th RS 21195 Pte, 9^th RS 5955, 8^th RS 5955 – Harry Tedman HLI Pte 21195; RS 5955 352557 VM&BWM SWB MIC – Tedman, Henry Enlisted 17.8.15-6.6.19 discharged, sickness 392 xvi B1, age 24 SWB Roll Enlisted 17.4.15-6.6.19 discharged, sickness 392 xvi a, age 24 SWB Roll – ?appears on roll twice?	0640 –
Tidswell, F.H. 2270 [looks like Tedswell]	EB1
Telfer, A. Pte 352660 20/3/15 (1) Disc. 3/8/17	2610
Telfer, Andrew 352660,[*], Badge No. 237681 – 18.5.14-3.8.17 sickness xvi served overseas Pte 9RS Register	SWB
Telfer, Andrew Pte 352660 9^th RS 6472	0641
Telfer, John L. 4521	EB2
Telfer, Maitland 4520	EB2
Telfer, Maitland [see EB2] Pte 13^th Bn RS 40116 [? formerly 9RS?] KIA 22.8.17 age 35 b. Kirknewton http://www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Currie_ROH.pdf Memorial at Currie Kirk, listed as Pte 9^th RS http://warmemscot.s4.bizhat.com/warmemscot-ftopic510.html	–
Telfer, Stephen 4522	EB2
Telfer, W, Cpl, p.569 German offensive 1918, skilfully protected withdrawal with his Lewis Gun	E
Telfer, William d. – , 351253, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Telfer, William Sgt 351253 9^th RS 3781 Sgt – Telfer, William RS Sjt 3781 351253 VM&BWM MIC	0640
Telfer, Wm. 3781	EB2
Telford, David S., Pte 30095 1th RS 13^th RS 9^th RS 15^th RS	0633
Telford, John G., Pte 08-11 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Telford, John George 3207	EB2
Telford, P 2896	EB1
Telford, P 2896 B Coy	LS2
Telford, P. Pte 2896 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 12/2/17	2610
Telford, Percy 2896,[*], Badge No. 35284 9RS Pte 8.12.14-12.2.17 sickness xvi, overseas yes	SWB
Telford, Percy Pte 2896	0629
Telford, Percy, Pte No.2896 Enlisted Dec 14. Beatson writes ‘lay under pine trees and recalled bygone days’ Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009 – France 24.2.15 MIC	–
TELFORD, W. Pte. No. 6532 C. Coy. , To be Unpaid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/2/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Telford, William Pte 352713 Awarded MM for gallantry on 20/21 September 1917. 51^st WD	–
Telford, William Pte 352713 9^th RS	0640
Tempeman, [Templeman] C.G, Pte. No 1468 wounded at La Grenovillere 3 Jan 1916	WD
Temple, James Pte 202730 1/9^th RS – BWM&VM MIC	0637 –
TEMPLE, T. Pte. No. 4284, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Temple, Thos. D 4284	EB2
Temple, Wm 4469	EB2
Templeman, C.G Private 9^th	NBW-S
TEMPLEMAN, C.G. Pte. No. 1468, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Templeman, C.G. Pte 1468 24/2/15 (1) D of W 20/4/16	2610
Templeman, C.G., Pte Also EED 13.5.15 In St Omer Hospital. His parents reside at 3 Dalmeny Street, Leith.	NBW
Templeman, C.J Private 9^th	NBW-S
Templeman, C.J., Pte [Charles Gray Templeman] Wounded in France. His home address is 3 Dalmeny Street, Leith. Dated 20/1/16.	NBW
Templeman, Charles G., Pte 1468	0629
Templeman, Charles G., seriously wounded while bombing a German outpost, now in hospital in Rouen. Previously wounded in April at St Julien. 3 Dalmeny St, Leith. The Scotsman 18 Jan 16.	–
TEMPLEMAN, CHARLES GRAY, C G, Private, ‘1468’, “A” Coy 1st/9th Bn., 21, 20/Apr/1916, United Kingdom, SON OF RICHARD AND MARY BURNESS TEMPLEMAN, OF 3, DALMENY ST., LEITH, EDINBURGH. BORN AT LEITH, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
TEMPLEMAN, CHARLES GRAY, PRIVATE, 1468, 20/Apr/1916, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
TEMPLEMAN, E.G. Pte. No. 1465. 20/4/16 (probably Charles Gray Templeman 20/4/16) , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Templeton Private 9th	NBW-S
Templeton R 2380	EB1
Templeton R Private 9th	NBW-S
TEMPLETON, Charles Grey, b. North Feith, e. Edinburgh , r. Feith, 1468, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 20/04/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Templeton, C.G. 1468 Wounded The Times 24.1.16 (Dalziel, Reid and Templeton)	SD –
TEMPLETON, G, Private, ‘352971’, 9th Bn., 24, 22/Apr/1917, France, SON OF ALEXANDER TEMPLETON, OF 8, CASELE ROAD, GRANTOWN-ON-SPEY, MORAYSHIRE. [On Grave Registration Document edited from 12^th RS, No. 6839, d. 17.4.1917]	CWGC
Templeton, G. Pte 1747 L. & B. Horse 29/12/15 (1) 9^th RS 352971 Pte K in A 22/4/17	2610
Templeton, George Pte 352971 L & B Horse 1747 Pte, 9^th RS 352971	0640
TEMPLETON, George, b. Grantown-on-Spey, Morayshire, e. Haddington , r. Grantown-on-Spey, 352971, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/04/17, FORMERLY 1747, L. & B. HORSE., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TEMPLETON, George. No. 352971, Pte., Royal Scots ; born at Grantown-on-Spey, 18th April, 1893 ; joined at Haddington, 14th, Sept., 1914 ; served in France ; killed near Arras, 22^nd April, 1917. Son of Alexander and Jessie Templeton, 8, Castle Road, Grantown-on-Spey. Occupation, footman. The Morayshire roll of honour. 1914-1918 (1921)	–
TEMPLETON, J, Private, ‘352293’, 1st/9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
TEMPLETON, J. Pte. No. 352293 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
TEMPLETON, JAMES. Broughton School, Edinburgh. Student of Science, 1911-15; B.Sc. 1914. Assistant Lecturer in Botany. 9th Royal Scots, Private April 1915. R.E. (Special Brigade), July 1915 ; Sergeant June 1917 to Jan. 1919. France. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Templeton, John Pte 352293 9^th RS 5624 Pte	0640
TEMPLETON, John, b. Lanark, e. Irvine, Ayrshire , r. Irvine, 352293, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, FORMERLY 30577, H.F.I. 2/24593, T.R., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Courier 4.5.17 East Lothian	SD –
Templeton, R. Pte 2380 24/2/15 (1) D of W 27/4/15	2610
Templeton, R., Bandsman [left: Bandsman, NBW; centre: Templeton, R., Bandsman (10 Cambridge Avenue, Edinburgh.) Died in St Omer Hospital on 27^th ult., NBW; right: Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 3 May 15] See also Edinburgh Evening News 3 May 1915 – Bandsman R. Templeton died from wounds at St Omer Hospital 27 April, age 24. Prior to war in employ McDougall’s Educational Company, Edinburgh, and was a trombone player in the Hallelujah Army Band. Daily record 4.5.15	NBW
Templeton, Robert Pte 2380	0629
TEMPLETON, Robert, e. Edinburgh, 2380, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 27/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TEMPLETON, ROBERT, R, Private, ‘2380’, 9th Bn., 24, 27/Apr/1915, France, SON OF WILLIAM TEMPLETON, OF EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE JANE TEMPLETON.	CWGC
Templeton, William Pte 58958 9^th RS 17^th RS – Wounded in action 13 Apr 18. GWF courtesy clk	0636 –
TEMPLTON, R. Pte. No. 2380. 27/4/15 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Tennant, W. McK. Pte 7170 8^th H.L.I. 12/6/15 (2b) 9^th RS 302496 Pte Disemb. 24/2/19	2610
Tennant, William McK Pte 302496 8^th H.L.I. attd 1/7^th RS 7170 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Tennent Robt. 4156	EB2
Tennent, R 4156 A Coy	LS7
TERRELL, C. Pte. No. 353155 , To be Unpaid A/L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thin, R.G. Pte 1813 24/2/15 (1) Disc. to Commission 26/7/15	2610
Thin, R.G., Pte, 9^th RS B.Sc. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914 – Thin, R.G. 9RS, candidate for examination serving with the colours Royal Institute of Chemistry journal 1915 – Thin, R.G. ‘Cherry’ Collection of material realting to the service of Captain R.G. Thin, diary covering 16th March – 2nd June 1915, recording service in the second battle of Ypres as Private with D Compay, 9th Battalion Royal Scots NMS and Armentieres NMS; Copy of ‘B Coy on Active Service’ named Russell G. Thin NMS; diary covering 3rd January – 21st June 1916, covering service as 2nd Lieutenant with 4th Battalion King’s Own Scottish Borders in the Sinai campaign NMS; collection of material relating to the service of Captain R.G. Thin, group photograph depicting D Company, 9th Battalion Royal Scots, Private ‘Cherry’ Thin extreme left of middle row, all named on reverse, 1914 NMS also NMS; photo sent to brother Lt J.A. Thin, PoW in Germany, June 1918 NMS [?James A Thin ?Pte L&B Horse 1692, disembarked France 28.9.15, comm 30.4.16; postcard to Lt JA Thin No 421 Haus B Stube 50, Offiziergefangenenlager, Holzminden. Cherry June 1918.] D Coy, either 13 or 14 platoon. Papers signed for commission by Brigadier 8.7.15	–
Thin, Russell G Pte 1813 comm 4^th KOSB 27.7.15	0629
THIN, RUSSELL GIBSON. George Watson’s College. O.T.C 1909-10. Student of Science, 1910-14; B.Sc. 1914. A.I.C 9th Royal Scots (T), Private Aug. 1914. 4th King’s Own Scottish Borderers (T), 2nd Lieut. July 1915; Acting Captain June 1917. France 1915; Egypt and Palestine 1916-18. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Thom, D. Pte 1428 24/2/15 (1) Comm HLI 27/11/15	2610
THOM, DAVID (1911). Private, 9th Royal Scots, August 1914. 2nd Lieutenant, 10th Battalion Highland Light Infantry, December 1915. Killed in action, 15^th September 1916. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920)	–
Thom, David Pte 1428 comm 10^th HLI 27.11.15	0629
Thomas, A.J. Pte S/8851 8^th Rif. Brig. 19/8/15 (1) 9^th RS 302330 Pte Cl. Z. 7/3/19	2610
Thomas, Alfred J., Pte 302330 8^th Rifle Bde. 1/8851 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0639
Thomas, Arthur John Gordon 2nd Lieutenant Arthur John Gordon Thomas, 6^th (Terr.) Battn. The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders), was born in June 1895, and was at Loretto from 1909 to 1913. Prefect. XV. Sergeant Piper, O.T.C. At the outbreak of war he tried several times to join the Army, but was refused on account of defective eyesight. Finally he was accepted, and joined the 9^th (Terr.) Battn. Royal Scots as a private, and soon afterwards was given a commission in the 6th Black Watch. Lieut. Thomas was shot dead on June 3, 1916, whilst trying to locate a sniper who had already, that day, very narrowly missed him at Vimy Ridge. Loretto Roll of Honour (1925) – Thomas, A.J.G. (Edinburgh Academicals) Scored and converted in rugby game between Ninth and Edin Univ OTC The Scotsman 7 Sep 14	–
Thomas, F. Pte 1/9^th RS 14.4.18 to 7.8.18 (same admission date Maltman, T.W., McArthur, J., McCalman, N. and Thomas, F.) Admissions to Leckhampton Court VAD Hospital, near Cheltenham Courtesy dink999 GWF	–
Thomas, Frederick Pte 58962 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0636 –
Thomas, Herbert F., L/Cpl 370127 9^th RS 370127 Pte	0640
Thomas, D Listed as D. Thomas? eBay	–
Thomas, William 3357	EB2
THOMASON Corpl. Pianist. Battalion Concert, Friday 25th August – held in the Dry Canteen, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Thomason L/Cpl Pianist at Bn concert 2/9^th 23 June 16 YMCA tent, Terling The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
THOMASON Sergt. , First Round Knock Out Company Football Matches. A Coy. versus B. Coy. Won by B. Coy, Wed 18 Apr 17. Score 4 -1. This man A Coy. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
THOMASON, W. L/Corpl. No. 2734. D Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
THOMASON, W. Unpaid A/L/Sergt., No. 2737. A. Coy., from 18/1/17 , To be Paid Acting L/Sergt, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [2737 see Trussell]	–
THOMASON, W. L/Corpl. No. 2734. D Coy. To be paid Acting Corporal. 12/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Thomason, Walter Pte 350681 9^th RS 350681	0640
THOMES Pte. , First Round Knock Out Company Football Matches. A Coy. versus B. Coy. Won by B. Coy, Wed 18 Apr 17. Score 4 -1. This man A Coy. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thompson Pte D Coy Member of winning marathon team 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Thompson, D. Pte 1986 24/2/15 (1) D of W 23/7/16 – Dugald Thompson 23.7.16 in action. Mary Macfie [?hard to read but see probate] Register Soldiers’ effects – D. Thompson (Thomson crossed out) 9RS Pte 1986 15Star&BWM&VM DofW France 24.2.15. Name amended on medal 1920 MIC – Dugald Thompson, clerk HM exchequer, Edin. Srgt 9RS kia 23.7.16. Sister Mary Thompson or Macfie, wife of James Macfie 39 Willowbrae Rd, Edin. Estate £104s6d Probate	2610 –
THOMPSON, Daniel J. E., b. Rothesay, Bute, e. Edinburgh , r. Rothesay, 370122, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 16/04/18, FORMERLY 5513, H.F.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
THOMPSON, DANIEL J. E., D J E, Private, ‘370122’, 9th Bn., 24, 16/Apr/1918, France, SON OF SARAH THOMPSON, OF 34, EAST PRINCES ST., ROTHESAY. [See Dugald Thompson]	CWGC
Thompson, Daniel J.E., Pte 370122 17^th High.L.I. 40864 Pte, 9^th RS 370122 – HLI Pte 40864, RS 370122 VM&BWM MIC – ?Brothers Daniel (~1894) and Dugald (~1889) to mother Sarah and father Daniel 27 East Princes St, Rothesay. Also two sisters incl Mary W Thompson ~1877, photographer printer 1901 Census – Mo Sarah Register Soldiers effects	0640 –
THOMPSON, DUGALD, D, Serjeant, ‘1986’, 9th Bn., 28, 23/Jul/1916, France, SON OF SARAH THOMPSON, OF 24, EAST PRINCE’S ST., ROTHESAY, BUTE, AND THE LATE DANIEL THOMPSON. [See Daniel JE Thompson]	CWGC
THOMPSON, Dugald, e. Edinburgh, 1986, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Thompson, Dugald, Srgt, hit by bullets 10 May 15; killed at High Wood Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009	–
Thompson, F 2788	EB1
Thompson, F. Pte 2788 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 27/7/16	2610
THOMPSON, F. Pte. No. 2788. 27/7/16 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
THOMPSON, Fred, e. Manchester , r. Altrincham, Manchester, 2788, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 27/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Thompson, Frederick Pte 2788	0629
THOMPSON, FREDRICK, F, Private, ‘2788’, 9th Bn., 29, 27/Jul/1916, France, SON OF SAMUEL AND BETSY THOMPSON, OF ALTRINCHAM, CHESHIRE.	CWGC
Thompson, J.S, Lt Awarded Croix de Guerre 12 Aug 18 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
THOMPSON, James Smith Edinburgh, 1895; only son of Mr. J. Thompson, Penicuik; 1911 – 12; banking; Penicuik Cricket Club; 9th R.S., Pte. 1915; K.R.R.C., 2/Lt. 1917, Lt. 1919, attd. 2/6th Gurkha Rifles; France 1916, Somme, Vimy ; Salonika, advance into Bulgaria; wounded Oct. 1916	WWR
THOMPSON, James Smith. 8 Craighall Cres. Leith. (2682)	RSC
Thompson, Jas. S 4610	EB2
Thompson, John H., Pte 201875 9^th RS	0637
THOMPSON, K.M. Pte. No. 325560 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thompson, T Pte 2489 badge 102913	SWB
Thompson, T. Pte 2489 24/2/15 (1) Died 20/5/16	2610
Thompson, Thomas 2489 – Thompson, T 2489 Pte 15.10.14-20.5.16 wounds served overseas SWB	EB1 –
Thompson, Thomas, corrected from Thomson, Pte 2489	0629
Thompson, Wm R, Pte 213859, badge 371311, E.C.L.C. Ex. 2/9. Royal Scots, Discharge Unit 9 Royal Scots, enlisted 12.2.15 discharged 26.3.18 age 39, served overseas. Labour Corps (Nottingham). [Cannot find MIC]	SWB
Thompson, Wm. G. 1918,[*], Badge No. 41022 9RS Pte 6.8.14-3.8.16 15 sickness xvi did not serve overseas – R Scots 9 SWB MIC – ? 191? RS resident Sussex, military service region NE England Pension Ledger [not seen on fold3]	SWB – ?
Thomson MORE ‘DANDY NINTH’ WOUNDED Mrs Thomson, 90 South Clerk Street, has received word that her son, who is a member of the ‘Dandy Ninth’ has been wounded. Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 12^th May 1915	–
Thomson Pte 2^nd in Mile race. 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Thomson Pte D Coy Won mile race, 5 mins 10 sec. 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Thomson Pte D Coy Best turned out soldier 2^nd 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
THOMSON Pte., Left Machine Gun Section of Battalion to join the Machine Gun Corps. Set out for M.G.C. Depot on 3rd June 1916 (13 names), The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thompson, William RS Pte 351998, Lab Corps 397648, K R Rif C 58484 VM&BWM MIC [included for six digit number]	?
THOMSON Pte. , Returned to ‘Blighty’ suffering from wounds or sickness, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thomson Sergeant Badly wounded and then killed, by a shell splinter, at High Wood, see David Watson’s account in Macdonald, Lyn, ‘Somme’, 1983 – ? See Dugald Thompson	–
Thomson Sergeant	2/9S
Thomson Srgt	NBW
Thomson Srgt 5 Platoon killed 11 May 15 Diary W.Scott TNA	–
Thomson, A 4808	EB2
THOMSON, A. Pte. No. 1756, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
THOMSON, A. Pte. No. 352478 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
THOMSON, A. Pte. No. 3748, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Thomson, A.G Lt	ww1
Thomson, A.T, Sergt. Address 1902: 5 Springvalley Gardens.	F
Thomson, Alex M 3748	EB2
Thomson, Alexander Pte 5759 Pte 9^th RS, Pte 352428 5/6^th RS; “Declared a Deserter. 18.5.19. Still a deserter. No Medals” BWM & VM Piece 0640 Deserted 18.5.19 MIC – ?Cannot find in records. A.Thomson RSF tried Ayr 20.12.19, drunkeness, is in WO86/89; A.Thomson Royal Scots Greys tried Edinburgh 11.3.20 desertion, also in WO 86/89	–
Thomson, Alexander 23 Biggiesknowe, Peebles Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb See also Thomson, John	–
Thomson, Alexander H., Cpl 200456 1/8^th RS 2068 A/Sgt, 1/9^th RS 2068 A/Sgt – Born Ormiston, enlisted Edin, Cpl, d.30.9.18 Home SDGW under RS Depot – Sergt Alexander Hossack Thomson, Newington Cemetery Find a grave – b.~1892 Ormiston to Leonard (foreman masons labourer) and Christina, address 36 Pleasance ?1901 Census – 2068 4RS 2.9.14 later ref 2/4RS Born Ormiston, age 22y9m, motor bus conductor, Scottish Motor Taxi Co, 38 Pleasance, unm, previous 4 years 9RS 200456 Cpl widow Annie Thomson of 25 Watson Cres, Edin. Family details incl fa Leonard, mo Christina (38 Pleasance), siblings born Vancouver and New York. Territorial War Medal. 13.4.18 GSW L Leg adm Torquay. Further details. Ref to 9RS. Hammer toes. GSW bullet L Leg adm 5.4.18. Pneumonia. Letetr from wife that she has bought a layer in Newington Cemetery and the funeral is on Saturday, of Sergt A H Thomson 9RS late 4^th Queens. Stamped 5.10.18. Telegram death at King’s Lancs Mil Conval Hosp, Blackpool, at 11.10pm 30.9.18, cause of death pneumonia. Further details, more and more weak, cardiac failure. Occupation chauffeur group 34 stamped 2/4 RS. Asst Anti-gas instr. Qualified 20.2.17 Folkestone 5.8.17, Boulogne same day, IBD Etaples 6.8.17, posted 1/8 RS 23.8.17 joined in the field 25.8.17, to 20IBD 16.9.17 joined from front for disposal, posted 1/9 RS 1.10.17, joined next day. Absbd into establishment of Cpls v. W L? 16.10.17, A/L/Sgt (pd) vice Crawford 1.11.17, A/Sgt v McKinley 11.11.17. GSW L Leg 25.3.18 adm 53CCS, 4 Gen Hosp Rouen ? 4.4.18 Posted 137 Depot 5.4.18 Home 2.9.14-3.8.17 BEF 4.8.17-4.4.18 Home 5.4.18-30.9.18 Service Record [This record brings to mind, quite erroneously I’m sure, postcard sent c/o Alexis Thomson, mentions chauffeur, previous 4 yrs RS and American connection, see McCormick, D]	0637 –
THOMSON, ALEXANDER HOSSACK, A H, Serjeant, ‘200456’, 1st/9th Bn., 26, 30/Sep/1918, United Kingdom, HUSBAND OF ANNIE THOMSON, OF 25, WATSON CRESCENT, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Thomson, Alexander McI., Pte 351227 9^th RS 3748 Pte	0640
Thomson, Alexander Pte 352428 9^th RS 5759 Pte, 5/6^th RS 352428 – Alexander Thomson RS Pte 5759 352428 VM&BWM Deserted 18.5.19 MIC – See other reference 5759	0640 –
Thomson, Alexander Pte 352478 9^th RS 5809 Pte, 12^th RS 352478	0640
Thomson, Alexander Sgt 375063 1/9^th RS 353237, 11^th RS 375063	0641
Thomson, Andrew F., Pte 44372 9^th RS	0635
Thomson, Andrew Pte Wounded atYpres and now in Chichester Hospital. His parents reside at 90 South Clerk St, Edinburgh. EED 15.5.15	–
Thomson, Andrew Pte 34513 2^nd RS 13^th RS 12^th RS 1/9^th RS	0633
Thomson, Andrew, Pte (wounded) 07-11 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
THOMSON, Andrew. 133 Dalkeith Rd. Edinburgh. (5971)	RSC
Thomson, C Pte 351431	ww1
THOMSON, C. Pte. No. 2577, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
THOMSON, C. Pte. No. 351431 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thomson, C.T 2577	EB1
Thomson, Charles 4052	EB2
THOMSON, CHARLES (b. 1891). Campbell College, Belfast. Student of Law, 1911-15. Chartered Accountant, 1915. 9th Royal Scots, Private Nov. 1915; L/Sergeant May 1916. France. Killed in action on 23rd April 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Thomson, Charles Alexander, 9^th Royal Scots 9^th RS No. 1934; later 304341 Tank Corps b. Leith, electrical engineer for Brace Peebles & Co (?), apprentice 5 yrs, residing 40 Restalrig Terrace, Leith; attested Pte 17 yrs 2 mnth on 7^th Aug 14, Edinburgh, John Cumming RAMC, approved R.M Dudgeon Capt and Adjt. Embodied service 7.8.14 Pte, signed Imperial Service Obligation 4.3.16 (Brentwood CO Gordon), transferred 5^th Scottish Rifles 11.9.16; under age (date of birth 25.6.1898), forfeit 6 days pay 29.12.16 for absence, 3 Bn 7.1.17, BEF 29.10.17, Tank Corps transferred 20.12.17, Unit 17^th BEF 27.4.18, 17 Ireland 23.1.19 Home 7.8.14-30.8.16; BEF 31.8.16-4.12.16; Home 5.12.16-28.10.17; France 29.10.17-22.1.19; Home 23.1.19. Military Medal L/G 23.7.19, BWM. Next of kin Mrs Alex. Thomson, 40 Restalrig Terr. Demob 30.5.19 at Cornwall Gdns SW7, home address 40 Restalrig Terr, Leith. Casualty Form Gnr A Thomson 17^th Bn Tank Corps. Emb Folkestone, disemb Boulogne 27.4.18. Home with 17 H Bn TC. Proceeded to dispersal centre for demobilisation, Dublin 29.4.19 17^th Tank Bn. No. 304341. A Coy 17^th Bn Tank Corps as of 23.4.18. Signs Chas. A Thomson, 40 Restalrig Terr, Aug 1920 3^rd Scottish Rifles Conduct Sheet 40313 Thomson C. Pte Nigg 15.10.17 Overstaying his leave 4 days = 14 days CB [confined to barracks], forfeit 4 days pay; losing waistbelt value 2/9 Service Record	–
Thomson, Charles Pte 351431 9^th RS 351431 Pte	0640
Thomson, Charles Pte 351431 born Caledon, Tyrone http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Corstorphine.pdf	–
THOMSON, Charles, b. Caledon, Tyrone, e. Birmingham , r. Corstonshire, Midlothian, 351431, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
THOMSON, CHARLES, C, Private, ‘351431’, 9th Bn., 27, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF THE REV. CHARLES LOGAN THOMSON, M.A., LL.D., AND AGNES I. THOMSON, OF “ASHDENE,” 48, BELGRAVE RD., CORSTORPHINE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Thomson, Charles, Pte 351431 “Son of the Rev Charles Logan Thomson, MA LLD, and Agnes I Thomson, “Ashdene”, 48 Belgrave Road, Corstorphine. Charles’s parents were married in Strathmartine Free Church, Angus, on 31 August 1887. His father’s residence is given as Caledon, County Tyrone, and his mother’s Dundee. He is described as “Presbyterian Minister”. His wife’s father is described as a jute manufacturer.” St Ninian’s Church Corstorphine War Memorial http://www.corstorphinestninians.org.uk/content/pages/documents/1407146651.pdf.	–
Thomson, Colin T., A/Sgt 350606 9^th RS 2577 Pte	0640
Thomson, D 1986 B Coy	LS1
THOMSON, D. Sergt. No. 1986. 22/7/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Thomson, W.H 2228 [looks like D.H.]	EB1
Thomson, David 4688	EB2
Thomson, David Cpl 58960 9^th RS	0636
Thomson, Dougald Sgt 1986 commissioned?	0629
Thomson, G( ) 48 (1)(4)?	EB2
Thomson, G., Pte 351644 9^th RS	0641
Thomson, G.A? Pte 2/9RS trial 5.6.16 at Witham WO 86/70 p.157. theft, 6 mnths detention, remitted 2 mnths.	–
Thomson, Geo. A 2885	EB1
Thomson, George 3205	EB2
Thomson, George 4635	EB2
THOMSON, George Archibald. 3 Baird Grove. Edinburgh. (7131)	RSC
Thomson, J 3186 Cpl A Coy to be paid Sergt 29.1.162/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
THOMSON, J. Pte. No. 351124 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thomson, J. Sgt 350506 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 5/6/17	2610
Thomson, J. Transport Sergt, 15 Albion St, Leith Drill Programme 1911-12	–
Thomson, J.S 2877	EB1
Thomson, J.S, Lt, Transport Officer, p.455 Steenbeek, brought up rations under shellfire with ‘unfailing regularity’ – ? Lt J. Thomson MC to be T.O. [Transport Officer] in composite battalion if required April 1918 5/GH WD WO 95 3061 2_1 – CAUTION – two JS Thomsons i) James Smith 1021 comm RS and ii) James Stein 2877 comm West Riding killed 22.7.18. The man in this box is the latter.	E –
THOMSON, J.S. Pte. No. 2877, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Thomson, J.S. 2877 A Coy	LS2
Thomson, J.S. L/Cpl 350751 24/2/15 (1) 29/1/18 – James Stein Thomson 9/RS L/Cpl 350751; W Rid R 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Comm, Died 22.7.18 Sister Mrs R. Brooks, 35 Watson Cres, Edin. MIC – 2/Lt James Stein Thomson died 22.7.18 age 24, 1^st/2^nd Duke of Wellington’s (West Riding Regiment) attd. 1^st/7^th Bn Lancashire Fusiliers. Son of James and Margaret Thomson, of Edinburgh. Formerly served with the 9^th Bn Royal Scots. Buried Bertrancourt Military Cemetery, Somme. CWGC – KIA 22.7.18 SDGW – ‘C Coy tried to take WATLING STREET in the forenoon, but failed.’ KIA War Diary 1/7 Lanc Fus 22.7.18	2610 –
Thomson, J.S. Lt. M.C. awarded Croix de Guerre (Palms) 12 Aug 1918, proceeded to join 11th Bn RS 16 Mar 1919	WD
Thomson, J.S. Sgt 1021 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 11/3/16	2610
Thomson, J.S., L/Cpl 350751 9^th RS 2877 Pte	0640
Thomson, James 13 Northgate, Peebles Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb	–
Thomson, James A 4071	EB2
Thomson, James B., Pte 353130 9^th RS	0640
THOMSON, James Bryden. 55 Northfield Broadway. Edinburgh. (9977)	RSC
Thomson, James Pte 273123 12^th RS 9^th RS	0638
Thomson, James Pte 44373 9^th RS	0635
Thomson, James Pte 45853 13^th RS 9^th RS	0635
Thomson, James R., Pte 301769 9^th RS 4295 Pte, 13^th RS	0639
Thomson, James R., Pte 376323 12^th RS 376323 Pte, 9^th RS 376323	0640
Thomson, James S. Pte Suffering from a bullet wound in the side. In Rouen Hospital. EED 8.5.15 [Two possible JS Thomsons]	–
Thomson, James S., Sgt 1021 Comm. 9^th RS 11.3.16 – Thomson, James Smith Lt MC pendant toute la duree des operations avec l’armee francaise et dans des circonstances parfois tres difficiles, cet officier a toujours assure le ravitaillement du bataillon en munitions en eau et aliments chauds. Le 29 juillet, quoique ayant eu deux hommes et six chevaux blesses et devant passer par des routes prises sous le feu de barrage de l’ennemi, s’est ingenie a faire parvenir quand meme tout le ravitaillement, n’a jamais faibli a la tache pendant tout la duree de ces operations. [Throughout the duration of the operations with the French army and in sometimes very difficult circumstances, this officer has always ensured the supply of the battalion with water and hot food ammunition. On 29 July, though having had two men and six horses wounded and having to go through roads taken under the enemy’s barrage, was ingenied to send all the supplies, never weakened to the spot for the duration of these Operations.] Gallica Journal officiel de la République française 16.3.19 – James Smith Thomson MC 9/RS Sjt 1021; Lt 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15; Comm; 2 Balfour Pl, Leith NB MIC	0629 –
THOMSON, James, b. Govan, Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 45853, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/10/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
THOMSON, JAMES, J, Private, ‘45853’, 9th Bn., 30, 23/Oct/1918, Belgium, SON OF GAVIN AND ELIZ. THOMSON, OF 25, CLELAND ST., GLASGOW.	CWGC
Thomson, John 2333	EB1
Thomson, John ?12^th Bn RS 23 Biggiesknowe, Peebles Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb Thomson, John M., Pte 1917—May 3. MRS JOHN THOMSON, 22a Biggiesknowe, Peebles, received official intimation from the Infantry Record Office, Hamilton, informing her that the Army Council had been constrained to conclude that her husband, Private JOHN M. THOMSON, Royal Scots, who had been previously reported as missing in France since 3rd May 1917, was dead, and that his death took place on that date, as they had received no further information concerning him. The deceased, who was 36 years of age, previous to enlisting in the “Dandy Ninth” (Royal Scots) while they were encamped at Peebles during August 1915 was employed as a powerloom tuner in Damdale Mill, Peebles, and went out to France in September 1916. He was survived by his wife and three young children—two boys and a girl—whose ages at the time of their father’s death were 9, 6, and 4 respectively. Private Thomson, who was the third son of Mr and Mrs R. Thomson, 23 Biggiesknowe, had four brothers serving with the Colours, one of whom—Private Alex. M. Thomson, Royal Scots — was also reported missing a few days previous to the deceased being reported missing. A communication, however, was received from Private Alexander Thomson, stating that he was a prisoner of war in Germany. “Our reports show that on 3rd May 1917 the 12th Royal Scots took part in the fighting near Gavrelle, on the Arras front. They made a night attack, or as some call it, ‘ a bombing raid,’ to relieve two other Battalions which were ‘in a tight place’ near the Chemical Works at Roeux. The hour of starting was 9 P.M., and the enemy artillery was very active. Shells were dropping all round, and this made it practically impossible for the 12th Royal Scots to advance far enough to be of assistance to the other regiments. They must have been almost in touch with the enemy at one time, for one man speaks of ‘the Germans being nearly on us, and it was difficult to get help to the wounded.’ One company got held up in No Man’s Land, and remained in a shell-hole for many hours. When the order to retire came they crawled out, and some of them succeeded in getting back to their own lines. This was 3.30 A.M., and it is said that during the action wounded men crawled back. The ground was lost, but patrols went out over and over again on successive nights to try and find wounded officers and men. Shell-fire must have accounted for many of the wounded. The ground is said to have been taken by another regiment some time afterwards.” The book of remembrance for Tweeddale, Vol. I (1920) Thomson, John McIntyre, Pte 40123 12th Bn See also WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
Thomson, John 3539	EB2
Thomson, John 3572 – Thompson, John Pte 3572 France 18.11.15; LC 205653 Pte Dis 1.7.18 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	EB2 –
Thomson, John 4036	EB2
Thomson, John 350506, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 214128, Sgt, enlisted 12.9.14, discharged 5.6.17 shell shock xvi served overseas	SWB
Thomson, John F., Pte 353568 9^th RS	0640
THOMSON, JOHN JAMES SCOTT. Teviot Grove Academy, Hawick. Student of Arts and Divinity, 1912-15; M.A. 1915. 9th Royal Scots (T.), March 191 5, Sergeant. 9th and 1/4th King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 2nd Lieut. Aug. 1916; Lieut. Feb. 1918; Captain April 1919. Egypt, Palestine, France, and The Rhine. M.C. Sept. 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Thomson, John L/Cpl 44192 9^th RS	0635
Thomson, John M 3738	EB2
Thomson, John M., Pte 40123 9^th RS 12^th RS	0634
Thomson, John S., Pte 352947 9^th RS 352947 Pte, 11^th RS 352947	0640
Thomson, John Sgt 350506 9^th RS 2333 Sgt	0640
THOMSON, John. 17 Greenbank Gardens. Edinburgh. (3317)	RSC
Thomson, Joseph Pte 325188 8^th RS 998 Pte, 5^th Ent. Bn. 9^th RS	0639
Thomson, L.E. Pte 350335 24/2/15 (1) (entry crossed out)	2610
Thomson, L.E. Pte 350335 24/2/15 (1) [crossed out]	2610
Thomson, L.E. Pte 350335 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 22/5/19	2610
Thomson, LE. Pte. no. 350335 M.S.M. New Years List 1918/19	WD
Thomson, Lewes E. (M.S.M.) Srgt (wounded) 06-08 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Thomson, Lewes E., Sergeant, M.S.M. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
THOMSON, Lewis E. C/o Elphinstone. 9 Riselaw Rd. Edinburgh. 1/9th (3358)	RSC
Thomson, Lewis E., A/Cpl 350335 9^th RS 1839 Pte, attd Div. Hqrs. 1839 Pte, attd A.P.M. 51^st Div.	0640
Thomson, Lewis L 3961	EB2
Thomson, Maitland B 3970	EB2
THOMSON, N.C. L/Corpl. No. 352174 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thomson, Nicol C., L/Cpl 352174 9^th RS 5494 Pte	0640
Thomson, Norman V 4489	EB2
Thomson, Percy 2662 – Thomson, Percy 2662 97 Rosehill Rd, Harpurhey, Manchester. Attested 11.11.14 age ?18, ?Transferred No previous service. 20.2.16 Dundee, transf to ?7^th Lanc or London Home Service	EB1 EBD
THOMSON, Peter Dunn. 7 Shandon St. Edinburgh. (2984)	RSC
Thomson, Peter L 3918	EB2
Thomson, R 2816	EB1
Thomson, R 3257 D Coy	LS7
Thomson, R S-Maj MM Colour party collecting colours from Edinburgh 17.12.18 Daily Record 18.12.18	–
Thomson, R. Pte 350161 24/2/15 (1)	2610
Thomson, R. Sergt-Major M.M. Part of colour party to take colours back to France Picture NBW/ Text EED 17 Dec 18 Thomson Sgt-Maj Colour party to take colours from Edinburgh to France The Scotsman 18^th December 1918.	–
Thomson, Robert 4956 9 RS Attested 9RS Pte 8.5.16, embodied same day, leave 9-12.9.16, posted 137 depot 7.12.17, 4 Res RS 31.1.18, 5/6RS 21.3.18, 137 depot Nigg 29.4.18, 4 Res RS 22.8.18, BEF 9RS 7.9.18, demob 26.2.19, address Wingates, Long Horseley, Northumberland. Attestation Heron’s Close, Morpeth Service Record. Mixed in papers of John Wilson 4955 351773 (qv) ? Robert Thomson 351774	–
Thomson, Robert 3257	EB2
Thomson, Robert CSM 350161 9^th RS 1445 W.O.Cl.II – 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
Warden, Francis D. Lt Stewart Melville 1917	–
THOMSON, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. Daniel Stewart’s College. Student of Science, 1918-19. O.T.C. Infantry, March to Nov. 1916, Cadet Corporal. 9th and 15th Royal Scots, 2nd Lieut. April 1917; Lieut. Sept. 1918. France. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – Lt Stewart Melville 1917	–
Thomson, Robert d. – , 350161, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Thomson, Robert Pte 351774 9^th RS 351774 Pte, 5/6^th RS 351774 – VM&BWM MIC – ? Thomson, Robert 4956	0640 – ?
Thomson, Samuel H., L/Cpl 353497 9^th RS 353497 Pte	0640
Thomson, T 2051	EB1
Thomson, T 2489 C Coy	LS3
THOMSON, T. Pte. No. 3571, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Thomson, T. Pte Pressroom of Thomas Nelson & Sons, Ltd, Parkside Works, Edinburgh, Roll of Honour	–
THOMSON, T. Pte. No. 2051 Severe, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Thomson, T.A. 3571, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 122314 Pte 9RS 20.7.15-3.9.16 sickness xvi served overseas	SWB
THOMSON, T.G. Pte. No. 351711 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thomson, Thomas 3571	EB2
Thomson, Thomas 3919	EB2
Thomson, Thomas A 528, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 208654 age 26 XXI Cpl 9RS 22.2.09-21.2.16 age 26 rejected xxi did not serve overseas [cannot find other records] – ? Very little to go on but possible Thomas A Thomson b~1889 Lasswade, Edin. To Thomas (paper mill worker) and Jane B, address Frankfield ?1891 Census	SWB
THOMSON, Thomas G., b. Edinburgh, e. Annan, Dumfriesshire , r. Edinburgh, 351711, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Thomson, Thomas G., Pte 251711 [351711?, all other numbers in sequence begin 351…] 9^th RS 4801 Pte – Thomas G Thomson RS Pte 4801 251711 VM&BWM MIC – Thomson, Thomas G. 351711 Pte 9RS 4801 KIA 9.4.17 Fa James Register Effects	0640 –
THOMSON, THOMAS GIBSON, T G, Private, ‘351711’, 1st/9th Bn., 32, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JAMES AND MARGARET THOMSON.	CWGC
Thomson, Thomas L/Sgt 351347 9^th RS 3919 A/Cpl	0640
Thomson, Thomas Sgt 335254 9^th RS Sgt, 2^nd RS	0639
THOMSON, Thomas. 55 Frederick St. Edinburgh. (3126)	RSC
THOMSON, Thomas. (3126). Flat 9, Coldstones, Hill Road, Gullane The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
THOMSON, Thomas. No.2051. Poulton Priory Farm, Fairford, Gloucestershire. G Comp. 28/8/14. 25 yrs 1 mons. 14/9/15 To R.E. (Chem. Sect) – Thomson, Thomas RS Pte, Cpl 2051; RE 120616; RGA 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM France 26.2.15 Comm 21.7.18 Board of Agriculture for Scotland, York Bldgs, Queen St, Edinburgh. MIC	EBD –
Thomson, Thos. A, Corp (wounded) 06-07 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Thomson, Thos. G 4801	EB2
Thomson, W Sergeant 9th	NBW-S
THOMSON, W. CQMS. No. 90. Severe, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
THOMSON, W. Pte. No. 2603, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
THOMSON, W. Sergt. No. 196. 11/5/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Thomson, W. Sgt 196 24/2/15 (1) K in A 11/5/15 [Walter Thomson]	2610
Thomson, W. Sgt 350011 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 8/6/29 [William, 90, 350011]	2610
THOMSON, W. V. (1912). Private, 9th Battalion (Highlanders) Royal Scots, September 1914; Lance-Corporal, September 1916. Wounded at Ypres, April 1915. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920) [?2281 Thomson, William Valentine]	–
Thomson, Walter Thomson, W., Srgt Also EED 22.5.15 Sergeant Killed. He was a tailor in Edinburgh, and had been in the battalion practically since its formation. Dated 22/5/15. See also Edinburgh Evening News 22 May 1915 Sgt. Walter Thomson B Coy, killed Ypres 11^th May 15, shot by sniper. Elder in Holyrood Abbey U.F. Church. 23 Waverley Park, Edinburgh. Letter received by sister in Glasgow. The Scotsman 21 May 15 Under date 11 May Capt Ferguson wrote of the death of Sgt Thomson, son of the late Walter Thomson, Croftheads, Lockerbie. ‘Capt Ferguson states that he and Sgt. Thomson were standing together trying to locate a sniper who had been rather troublesome, when a bullet from the sniper in hiding struck the sergeant and he died almost immediately. He was married and had resided in Edinburgh for some years.’ Glasgow Herald 21 May 15 – Makes this man Walter Thomson, and in Ferguson’s B Coy	NBW
Thomson, W.D 3668 – William D. Thomson RS A/Cpl 3668 351169 VM&BWM MIC	EB2 –
THOMSON, W.D. Pte. No. 351169 , Missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
THOMSON, W.H. Pte. No. 351228 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [William Henry Thomson]	–
Thomson, Walter RS Pte 353395, Lab C 444369, R Innis Fus 47515 VM&BWM MIC [included only for RS number]	?
Thomson, W.H. A/L/Cpl 2228 entered theatre as Pte comm 8^th Middlesex 6.9.15	0629
Thomson, W.H. Pte 2228 24/2/15 (1) Comm Midds 6/9/15 – Wilfred Hood Thomson, Pte, L/Cpl crossed out, 9RS 2228, Capt Tank Corps 15Star&VM&BWM France 24.2.15 Comm Middlx 6.9.15 Claim submitted GOC Tank Corps 29.1.19 View Camp, Dalkeith, Scotland MIC – L/Cpl Wilfred Hood Thomson from RS to be 2/Lt 7.9.15, The Duke of Cambridge’s Own (Middlesex Regiment) LG 15.9.15 – Wilfred Hood Thomson baptised 10.5.96 Dalkeith, fa Adam, mo Helen Bell Scotland, Births and Baptisms Fa Adam (draper shop keeper), mo Helen Bett, siblings, b.~1896, View Camp, Dalkeith 1901 Census	2610
Thomson, W.T. Pte 350370 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 25/2/19 – William T. Thomson 9RS Pte 1941, 350370 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disemb. MIC – See Thomson, William T.	2610 –
Thomson, Walter 3660 Discharged under 17 yrs of age 3.9.15, examined 13.8.15 at Edin., declared age 19yrs10mnths, born Edin., waiter, enlisted 13.8.15 9RS as 3660. Pension record (p.893/8983) mixed in with another man (Litster)	–
Thomson, Walter J., Pte 36772 1/9^th RS – Thomson, Walter J. RS Pte 36772 VM&BWM MIC	0633 –
Thomson, Walter Sgt 196	0629
THOMSON, Walter, b. Annan, Dumfriesshire, e. Edinburgh, 196, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 11/05/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Sergt 196 KIA 11.5.15; Sister Janet Mary Soldiers’ effects – Walter Thomson Sjt 196 9RS 15Star&VM&BWM France 24.2.15 KIA MIC	SD –
THOMSON, WALTER, SERGEANT, 196, 11/May/1915, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
THOMSON, WALTER, W, Serjeant, ‘196’, 9th Bn., 34, 11/May/1915, Belgium,	CWGC
Thomson, Wilfred, Pte Viewcamp, Dalkeith Re. shelling of ‘D’ Coy billets… ‘had just crossed the room of the nunnery for a shaving brush, and so probably escaped with his life, as one of the men fatally wounded was at the spot which Thomson had occupied a minute or two previously.’ The Scotsman 15 Apr 1915 [? 2228 Wilfred Hood Thomson]	–
Thomson, William 3486	EB2
Thomson, William A/RQMS 350011 9^th RS 90 Sgt – Sjt 9RS 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disemb. Entitlement sent OC Lowland 52^nd Div. 21.5.20 MIC	0640 –
Thomson, William D., A/Cpl 351169 9^th RS 3668 A/Cpl [See Thomson, W.D]	0640
Thomson, William H., Pte 3749 – VM&BWM MIC – See Thomson, Wm.	0629 –
THOMSON, William Henry, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 351228, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 21/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Mo Annie F., Fa William Henry Pension Ledger – ?351228 same as 3749? These are in the right sequence	SD –
THOMSON, WILLIAM HENRY, PRIVATE, 351228, 21/Apr/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
THOMSON, WILLIAM HENRY, W H, Private, ‘351228’, “A” Coy. 9th Bn., 19, 21/Apr/1917, France, SON OF WILLIAM HENRY AND ANNIE FALCONER THOMSON, OF 17, LOCHRIN PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Thomson, William Pte 351067 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Thomson, William Pte 51933 12^th HLI 40375 Pte, 16^th HLI 9^th RS – HLI Pte 40375, RS 51933 VM&BWM MIC	0636 –
THOMSON, William S. 21 Nottingham Ave. Glasgow. (4167)	RSC
Thomson, William T., L/Cpl 350370 9^th RS 1941 Pte, attd 51^st Div. Hqrs. – See Thomson, W.T.	0640
THOMSON, William, Capt. 6 Eyre Place. Edinburgh. (688)	RSC
Thomson, Wm. 2603 – Thomson, William RS 2603 Pte; 18^th Tank Corps 92327 A/Cpl BWM&VM Medal Roll Tank Corps Piece 1774 – William Thomson RS Pte 2603, Tank C 92327 VM&BWM MIC	EB1 –
Thomson, Wm. H 3749	EB2
Thomson, Wm. V 2281 – Thomson, William Valentine Pte 2281 France 24.2.15; LC 146933 A/L/C Cl Z 27.3.19 1/9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star) – William Valentine Thomson RS Pte 2281, Lab Corps L/C 146933 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Cl Z 27.3.19 MIC	EB1 –
Thorburn Major for Lt. Col. signed war diary e.g. 6 Aug 1917, decoded German messages 28 Oct 1917	WD
Thorburn, Archibald Pte 352575 9^th RS 5973 Pte	0640
Thorburn, M.P. Capt. 8th RS proceeded to demobilization Jan 1919	WD
Thorburn, Michael P., Capt. List of Officers connected with Peeblesshire who served during the Great War Gunn, Dr., ‘The Book of Remembrance for Tweeddale’, Vol. II, 1920	–
Thorburn, W, Lt-Col, 8^th RS under the command of Thorburn of 9th RS, 1918 p.615	E
Thorburn, W. Maj in command (temp) 9RS on W. Green being appointed CO of 153^rd Bde 14.4.18; Thorburn appointed to command 8RS on 16.4.18 183 Bde War Diary – William Thorburn DSO 9RS Maj, 8RS Lt Col VM&BWM France 21.7.17. Kingsmoir, Peebles MIC	–
Thorburn, William L/Cpl 51919 9^th RS Pte	0636
THORBURN, William. Belford Ave. Edinburgh. (10720)	RSC
Thorburn, Wm. 2941	EB1
Thorley, W 2857	EB1
Thorley, W 2857 C Coy	LS7
Thorley, Walter Pte 2857 2/9^th RS Dundee Hospital 9.6.15-6.7.15	–
Thorne, John H., Pte 23649 12^th RS 2^nd RS 1/9^th RS 16^th RS – Thorne, John Henry RS d.9.4.18 at Fleurbaix Memorial Coldstream IWM – Thorne, John Henry 23649 16RS d.9.4.18 age 41, Son of Esau and Jane Thorne, of Prospect House, Wingrave, Aylesbury; husband of Marie Gertrude Thorne, of 10, Graham St., Pimlico, London. CWGC	0632 –
THORNTON, Jack, b. Elland, Yorks, e. Halifax, Yorks , r. Elland, 302148, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 17/12/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
THORNTON, JACK, J, Private, ‘302148’, 9th Bn., 21, 17/Dec/1917, France, SON OF JAMES AND FANNY TEVIOT THORNTON, OF 1, BRIGGATE, ELLAND, YORKS.	CWGC
Thornton, John Pte 250766 5^th RS 2866 Pte, 5/6^th RS 9^th RS	0638
Thorpe, A 4861	EB2
Thorpe, A. 335186 (Peebles) ?In a list of 13 wounded, two are not known Ninths: Heagens 45888 and Thorpe 335186 Daily List wounded reported 5 January 1918 GWF	?
Thorpe, T.C 2914	EB1
Thorpe, T.C. 2914 B Coy	LS7
THURSTON, A.J. Pte. No. 3048 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Thurston, A.J. 3048 A Coy	LS4
Thurston, A.J. Lt [this list does not specify 9RS but includes many recognisable names, see T.G. Clark for full list] Territorial Army, the undermentioned relinquish their commissions 30 Sep 1921, and retain their rank unless otherwise stated. London Gazette 23 Dec 1921 p.10576	–
Thurston, A.J. Pte 3048 4/5/15 (1) Comm 21/11/16	2610
Thurston, Arthur 3048	EB1
Thurston, Arthur J., Pte 3048 comm 9^th (R) RS 21.11.16 – Thurston, Arthur James 9RS Pte 3048; Lt 15Star&BWM&VM (1) France 4.5.15 Comm Claim by 9^th Div 21.1.19; 6 Templeland Rd, Corstorphine, Edin. MIC	0629 –
THURSTON, Arthur James. Braecroft. Pearce Ave. Corstorphine (1380)	RSC
Thurston, C.E 2442	EB1
Thurston, C.E. 2442 A Coy	LS4
Thurston, C.E. Pte 2442 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 27/11/15	2610
Thurston, Charles E., Pte 2442 comm 12^th RS 27.11.15	0629
THWAITES, J. Pte. No. 1645, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Thwaites, J. Pte 350254 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 2/4/19	2610
Thwaites, Joseph Pte 350254 9^th RS 1645 – 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disemb. MIC – Bandsman, res Edin, disability Pension Ledger	0640 –
Tibbetts, A 3243 B Coy	LS7
Tibbetts, Albert 3243	EB2
Tibbs, David Pte 271443 1/9^th RS 4810 Pte, 12^th RS	0638
Tidswell, F. Pte 2270 24/2/15 (1) Comm KOL reg 4/8/16	2610
Tidswell, Francis A/Sgt 2270 comm King’s Own Lanc 4.8.15	0629
TIERNEY, F, Private, ‘44132’, 9th Bn., , 12/Apr/1918, France,	CWGC
Tierney, Francis Pte 44132 9^th RS	0635
TIERNEY, Francis, b. Greenock, Renfrewshire, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 44132, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 12/04/18, FORMERLY 52560, H.F.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TINDALL, W, Private, ‘351873’, 2nd/9th Bn., 26, 28/Jul/1918, United Kingdom, SON OF JOSEPH AND BARBARA TINDALL, OF 10 ELLISON ST., WEST HARTLEPOOL.	CWGC
Tindall, William 2/9^th RS Pte, A/Sgt 351873, 10 Ellison St, West Hartlepool MIC	–
Tinning, Lawson 4532 – 9RS 4532, 2^nd KOSB 40881 L/Cpl BWM&VM Medal Roll Piece 1116 KOSB	EB2 –
TOD, FREDERICK LEWIS MAITLAND, Lt, 45 Castle Street, Edinburgh. Enlisted in 9th Royal Scots in August 1914. Afterwards obtained a Commission and served in Egypt with the Army Service Corps from June till September 1915; from October 1915 till April 1918 in Servia [sic], Macedonia, and Palestine ; and from April till September 1918 in France. Accidentally wounded on 20th September 1918. Roll of honour of members of the Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet, and apprentices 1914-1919	–
TOD, FREDERICK LEWIS MAITLAND. Edinburgh Academy. Student of Law, 1902-6. Writer to the Signet, 1907. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Aug. 1914. A.S.C. (T.), Lowland Division, 2nd Lieut. Nov. 1914; Lieut. Jan. 1916. Egypt June to Sept. 1915; Serbia, Macedonia, and Palestine, Oct. 1915; France April to Sept. 1918. Accidentally wounded Sept. 1918. Dispatches. O.B.E. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Tod, J Sergeant 9^th	NBW-S
Tod, J, Sergt. B Coy killed by enemy sniper 28 Aug 1915 – ‘We were wakened at 6.00 a.m. with the sad news that one of our sergeants had been killed & body was being brought down. When it arrived we found it was our own platoon sergeant. After breakfast we had to make the body ready for burial.’(?No.5 Platoon) 28 Aug 15, Diary of James Lawson Cairns, transcribed by Margaret Donaldson – See John Tod	WD –
TOD, J. Sergt. No. 1386. 28/8/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Tod, J. Sgt 1386 24/2/15 (1) K in A 28/8/15 – Reported killed in War Office list published today EEN 25.9.15	2610 –
TOD, J.N. Pte. No. 3707, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Tod, J.S 2098	EB1
TOD, J.S. L/Corpl. No. 2098. B. Coy. 1st place with J French. , Three-legged Race, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tod, J.S. L/Cpl 350418 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 20/2/19	2610
Tod, James George Street, Peebles Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb ? James Tod of Peebles, one of four brothers, Royal Scots (one of whose legs was amputated) The book of remembrance for Tweeddale, Vol. I (1920	–
Tod, James N 3707	EB2
Tod, James N 3707, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 176568 Pte 9RS 30.8.15-6.3.17 wounds xvi served overseas	SWB
Tod, James N., Pte 3707 – VM&BWM SWB MIC	0629 –
Tod, James S Private 9^th	NBW-S
Tod, James S. See also EED 7 May 15 Lance-corporal. Wounded at Ypres. He resided at 24 Deanpark Street, Edinburgh. Dated 7/5/15 – L/Cpl, James S. Tod 2098 wounded by bullet in left thigh Ypres 22 April, hospital in Balham, London, progressing favourably. Joined in Sept. Employed Royal Botanic Gardens for many years. Visited in Balham by their majesties the King and Queen. 24 Deanpark St, Edinburgh. Has a brother in the same battalion presently on active service. The Scotsman 7 May 1915 – Wounded bullet left thigh, when going into action 22 Apr 15, now in hospital in Balham, London. [else as above] EED 6.5.15	NBW –
Tod, James S., L/Cpl 350418 9^th RS 2098 Pte – 15Star&BWM&VM (1) France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
Tod, James Stewart Joined staff of Garden as Packer, 3 November 1902. Enlisted 9th Royal Scots, 29 August 1914. Rank: Lance-Corporal. Service in field in Flanders, three years, eleven months. Once wounded. Demobilised, 22 January 1919. The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh War Service Roll, 1914-1918	–
Tod, Jock Cpl ‘A sad casualty occurred to us early one morning when Corporal Jock Tod, a sniper who had much success in shooting Boche who came into the view of his telescopic sights before dusk, was himself sniped when trying to shoot at first light at a German hat opposite. The reflection of the early sun on his rifle must have given him away to the enemy’ Armentieres 1915 ? John Tod 1386 KIA 28.8.15? RWF Johnston IWM papers	–
Tod, John Sgt 1386 – Tod, John Sergt No 1386 9^th RS eldest son of the late Thomas Tod of Cleish, Blairadam Co Kinross, farmer, by his wife Jessie (now wife of Duncan Robertson of The Lodge, Arboretum Road, Edinburgh, Park Keeper of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh) dau. of James Stewart of Blairadam, farmer. Born Edinburgh 13.2.1880 educ Donaldson’s Hospital there; was employed as Law Clerk with Messrs. White & Park, W.S., Edinburgh for 17 years; joined Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles in 1896, served 8 years attaining rank of Sergt; joined the 9^th RS in 1912, was promoted L/Cpl after mobilisation and Sergt while at the front; volunteered for foreign service at outbreak of war in Aug 14, went to France 23 Feb 15 and was killed in action at La Bassée near Armentieres 28 Aug following. Buried in the cemetery at La Bassée. A comrade wrote: “He was a very brave man and one of the nicest men one could meet, and never without a smile on his face. His orders were always carried out cheerfully, as his platoon liked him awfully much. He was a perfect gentleman, and we all feel his death very much.” Unm. De Ruvigny’s ROH – Mo. Sole leg Jessie, Mrs Jessie Robertson Register Soldiers’ Effects – ?Family probably Duncan Robertson (49), Jessie (42), Katie Tod Robertson (22), John TR (21), James TR (19), Alexander Robertson (suggests son of Duncan and Jessie, half-brother)(9) as per 1901 Census, 7 Hugh Miller Pce. ?John and James Tod both in 9^th RS, probably James S. Tod 2098 – Tod, J. Sjt 1386 9RS 15Star&VM&BWM KIA (1) France 24.2.15 MIC	0629 –
TOD, John, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 1386, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 28/08/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TOD, JOHN, J, Serjeant, ‘1386’, “B” Coy. 9th Bn., 36, 28/Aug/1915, France, SON OF JESSIE STEWART ROBERTSON (FORMERLY TOD), OF 62, EAST TRINITY RD., LEITH, EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE THOMAS TOD.	CWGC
TOD, JOHN, SERGEANT, 1386, 28/Aug/1915, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Tod, John, Sgt Popular “Dandy Ninth” Sergeant Killed Sgt John Tod, who is reported killed, was a great favourite with the men of his platoon. In a letter home Pte Roy McGregor says “He was a very brave man and one of the nicest men one could meet, and never without a smile on his face. His orders were always carried out wth cheerfulness as his platoon liked him awfully much. He was a perfect gentleman, and we all feel his death very, very much.” EED 6 Sept 15
Tod, R., Colour-Sergt. A Coy. Address 1902: 19 Comely Bank Street.	F
TOD, Ross, Mr. 77 George St. Edinburgh. (3932)	RSC
Todd Mentioned by William Dea, June 1917 Trick played on him by Stenhouse who burned his boots, cost him £1 Diary of Pte William Dea, transcribed by Malcolm Fergusson	–
Todd, Alfred 3691	EB2
Todd, Archibald 3794	EB2
Todd, Frank G., Pte 302258 26^th Roy. Fus. B/20181 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
TODD, G D, Private, ‘351596’, 9th Bn., , 20/May/1917, France,	CWGC
Todd, Geo. D 4501	EB2
TODD, George D., b. Kinross, e. Edinburgh , r. Kinross, 351596, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Todd, George D., Pte 351596 9^th RS 4501 Pte	0640
Todd, George Dickson Pte 351596 b. Kinross http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Corstorphine.pdf	–
TODD, J, Private, ‘352496’, 9th Bn., , 25/May/1917, France,	CWGC
Todd, J, Pte, p.728 1918 A and C Coys at Deule ‘a very successful attack’	E
Todd, J. Cpl 352508 Awarded M.M. Oct 18 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Todd, J. Cpl. no. 352508 M.M. Vendin le Vieil Oct 1918	WD
Todd, J.D. Pte 350237 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 14/2/18 or 1919 – Todd, John D. 9RS Pte 1612, 350237 15Star&BWM&VM (1) France 24.2.15 MIC – Todd, J. Pte 3-9^th RS 1612 Southfield Hosp, Duns The Berwick Advertiser 10.3.16	2610 –
TODD, J.S. L/Corpl. No. 2098, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Todd, James 3273	EB2
Todd, James d. – , 352508, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Todd, James L/Cpl 352508 16^th High.L.I. attd 9^th RS 13226 Pte, 9^th RS 5904 Pte	0640
Todd, Jas Pte 3273 2/9^th RS Dundee Hospital 13.7.15-31.7.15, as James – Dundee adm 1.10.15	–
Todd, John D., Pte 350237 9^th RS 1612	0640
Todd, John H., Pte 353449 9^th RS – Todd, John H. RS Pte 353449 VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Todd, Joseph Pte 352496 7^th RS 5827 Pte, 9^th RS 5827 Pte	0640
TODD, Joseph, e. Armadale, West Lothian , r. Armdale, 352496, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/05/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TODD, JOSEPH, PRIVATE, 352496, 25/May/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Todd, Joseph, Pte 352496 Date of death 25/05/1917 Age 21 Resided Armadale, Linlithgowshire Enlisted Armadale, Linlithgowshire Son of Mrs. Todd North Street Armadale. Mrs. Todd received the following letter from Lt J N Cowan: “6th Jun. It is with the greatest regret that I have to inform you of the death of your son, Pte Todd. He was of the very best soldiers of our Company, and one we could ill spare. He was well liked by all, and when I say that I include myself as his Officer, for I saw and appreciated his qualities, his cheerful courage in the face of danger, and uncomplaining performance of his duties. In the comparatively short time he had been with the Battalion he had established a record of good work, courage and reliability in battle. He was killed on May 25th by a shell while on Sniping duty. His death was instantaneous and painless. He was buried in a British soldier’s cemetery beside other brave men, and the place where he lies is registered. You have my sincere sympathy in your sorrow.” Joseph joined the 7th Royal Scots in early 1915, and survived the Gretna Rail Crash, and he went on to serve in the Dardanelles 12^th June 1915, from there he then served in France. Whilst he was in the Dardanelles he was wounded at Gallipoli, and another Armadale lad wrote to his mother wrongly to tell her that Joseph had been killed, luckily his mother received a post card shortly after informing her that he was doing well. Prior to enlisting Joseph was a fish hawker and salesman. Armadale & District War Memorial Association http://www.ww1daleboys.com/qt.htm	–
Todd, Joseph, Pte 352496, 7^th, 9^th RS Killed Armadale & District War Memorial Association http://www.ww1daleboys.com/ww1.htm	–
Todd, Robert Pte 353505 9^th RS	0640
TODD, Robert, b. Peebles, e. South Queensferry, West Lothian , r. Edinburgh, 353505, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Todd, Robert, Pte 353503 b. Bridgend, Liberton Parish 28/2/1895 d. 22/3/18 age 33, Son of Robert Todd and Jessie Weir, Huband of Mary M Learmonth, memorials: Borthwick Church Memorial Gates; Lodge Gorebridge Dundas No 1039. [Dalkeith Advertiser 9 January 1919]: It is now intimated that Private Robert Todd, Royal Scots (Highlanders), is officially declared killed. Private Todd was posted amongst the missing last spring and now the anxious wait of his relatives has been ended by the announcement of his death. A son of the late Mr Todd, for long grieve at Arniston Mains and latterly at Rosebery Home Farm, he was a signalman in the N.B. Railway service previous to enlistment. He was brother-in-law to Mr James Learmonth, Clayhouse. A quiet-going genial lad, he had a host of friends in the locality who all mourn his loss, a great part of their sympathy going out to his widow, who resides in Edinburgh. He was married immediately before going on active service. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/ Private Robert Todd, 9th Royal Scots, born at Peebles in 1887, was the youngest son of Robert Chalmers Todd, a Ploughman, and Agnes [Kerr] Todd. His siblings were Richard, John, Margaret, Jessie, Agnes and Elizabeth. Before enlisting at South Queensferry, he was employed as a Railway Signaller and resided at Wester Dalmeny then 19 Montpelier Park, Edinburgh. He was married to Mary Murray Todd, who resided at 22 Lennox Street, Edinburgh, after the war. He was killed in action on 22 March 1918, age 33, and is buried in Marteville Communal Cemetery, Attilly, Aisne, France. http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/PDF_Dalmeny_War_Memorial_1.pdf	–
Todd, Robert, Pte, 9th Royal Scots, born at Peebles in 1887, was the youngest son of Robert Chalmers Todd, a Ploughman, and Agnes [Kerr] Todd. His siblings were Richard, John, Margaret, Jessie, Agnes and Elizabeth. Before enlisting at South Queensferry, he was employed as a Railway Signaller and resided at Wester Dalmeny then 19 Montpelier Park, Edinburgh. He was married to Mary Murray Todd, who resided at 22 Lennox Street, Edinburgh, after the war. He was killed in action on 22 March 1918, age 33, and is buried in Marteville Communal Cemetery, Attilly, Aisne, France. Dalmeny War Memorial	–
TODD, ROBERT, R, Private, ‘353503’, 9th Bn., 33, 22/Mar/1918, France, HUSBAND OF MARY MURRAY TODD, OF 22, LENNOX ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Todd, Wm. P 4679	EB2
Tomason, W 2734	EB1
Tomlinson, A 4865	EB2
Tomoney,? Patrick 4585 ?Tomorey – Tomony?, P. Tomony, Yourony, Tourony, Yomony, Fourony, Fomony? 351631 9RS transferred 9.5.17 to 7^th HLI as 282712 FMP Not present on HLI Medal Roll p.175/318 VM&BWM Piece 1640 – He need not appear in records, i.e. may not have served in BEF ? There is a P. Tomoney Sco Rif awarded DCM 26.5.17 – seems unlikely ? There is a Patrick Tomoney Lab Corps Pte 123411 MIC (Medal roll adds nothing) – possible? ? There is a Patrick Tomony KOSB Pte 7377, Lab C 699696 with 15Star (yet 1914 date of entry?) and SWB (enlisted 26.8.14) (Medal Roll shows KOSB, RASC, LC) MIC – unlikely ? There is a Patrick Tommany/Tommony 4971 3/5 Manchester Reg, Army Veterinary Corps Pension record – unlikely – Looking for his 4-digit number we find these ‘neighbours’: McKellan 4587; Muirhead 351632 / 4589; Peacock 351633 / 4591; Mochic 351635 / 4593. We might speculate this man is 4588 but this is Doughty. However 4585 (a little way off) would bring us to the man in the enlistment book.	EB2 ?
Tomorey – see Tomoney	–
Tongue, E 2735 B Coy	LS7
TONNAR, J. Pte. No. 352479 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tonquer,? E 2735	EB1
TOOLAN, J. Pte. No. 1955, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Toolan, J. Pte 43197 24/2/15 (1) Z 1/4/19	2610
Toollan, John Pte 43197 9^th RS 1955, 2^nd RS	0635
TOOMBS, Herbert George. 31 Roseburn Terr. Edinburgh. (7558)	RSC
Topham, John Pte 335610 1/8^th RS 8294 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0639
TOPP Sergt. Played in Officers v. Sergeants Football Match, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Topp, J.R 2736 – Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	EB1 –
TOPP, J.R. No. 2736. Sergt. B Coy. Promotion. Recommended for Officer’s Cadet Unit after interview by the Divisional Commander at Boreham House on October 2nd., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
TOPP, J.R. Sergt. No. 350682 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Torrance, Alexander 3764	EB2
Torrance, Alexander Cpl 351241 9^th RS 351241 Cpl	0640
Torrance, Thomas Pte 62728 9^th RS	0636
Torrence, James, Pte 88-89 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Tosh, Archd. 4412	EB2
Tough, G 2498 C Coy	LS7
TOUGH, G. Pte. No. 40324 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tough, George 2498	EB1
TOUTKUS, V, Private, ‘353506’, 1st/9th Bn., 32, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF JOHN AND ELLEN TOUTKUS.	CWGC
Toutkus, Victor Pte 353506 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC – KIA 1.8.18, Bro. John Soldiers’ effects – ? Unlikely – too young. Embarked Glasgow 3^rd class 15.10.1910 for Montreal, whole family, Russian, Victor Toutkus aged 2? Father furnace filler, plus another couple also Russian and husband a furnace filler Outward Passenger List	0640 –
TOUTKUS, Victor, b. Raseinay, Russia, e. Glencorse, Midlothian , r. Fauldhouse, West Lothian, 353506, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TOUTKUS, VICTOR, PRIVATE, 353506, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Trail, J.C.M, Trooper 31080 Imp Yeo 51^st Sqn 12^th Bn South Africa Medal, 9^th V.B. Royal Scots Ancestry	–
Traill, J.C, Pte, Imperial Yeomanry; A Coy 9^th RS	FSA
Traill Cpl Charles Haig (qv – A Coy BEF) Cpl vice Traill 14.1.17	–
Traill, Robert W. (Bertie), Signaller Youngest son of Mr and Mrs J.M. Traill, 3 Norton Place W, Edin. Killed at Ypres 31 July 17, aged 21. In Memoriam. The Scotsman 31 July 22	–
Traill, Robert W., Pte 350133 9^th RS	0640
TRAILL, Robert Walls, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350133, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 31/07/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TRAILL, ROBERT WALLS, R W, Private, ‘350133’, 9th Bn., 21, 31/Jul/1917, Belgium, SON OF JAMES MURRIE TRAILL, OF 3, WEST NORTON PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
TRAILL, William Henry. ‘San Remo’. Barnton Grove. Cramond Bridge. 6 QERVBRS 5/9th R.S. (5292) [?5/9^th? Transcribed as printed]	RSC
Train, Robert Pte 62727 1/9^th RS	0636
Trainer, A.R 2594 – Trainer, Andrew R. 2594 Pte France 24.2.15; LC 571161 Pte Dis 28.4.20 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star) Trainer, Andrew R. 2594 Pte RS, 571161 LC Piece 1856 Labour Corps Medal Roll (BWM&VM) Trainer, Andrew R. Pte RS 2594, Lab Corps 571161; 15Star&VM&BWM (1) France 24.2.15 Disch 28.4.20 MIC – Trainer, Andrew Pte. Wounded, well known Glasgow tenor. Nephew of Jas. C. Trainer. 16 Royal Exchange, Edinburgh. EED 14.5.15 – Little found on ART, however James Caffield/Caufield/Canfield Trainer, 16 Royal Exchange (291 High St) is listed as a bank messenger 1915-16, on this tree with improbable age 1871-1984, married 1895	EB1 –
Trainer, A.R. 2594 C Coy	LS3
Trainer, Andrew Private 9th	NBW-S
Treasurer, R.C, Pte, South African Constabulary; C Coy 9^th RS	FSA
Trice, Charles Pte 353410 9^th RS 353410 Cpl	0640

Trotter, A.C. Pte 2013 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 30/10/15	2610
Trotter, A.C., British Journal of Dental Science Vol 57 1914	–
Trotter, Alexander G., Pte 44326 9^th RS	0635
Trotter, Alfred C 2013	EB1
TROTTER, Alfred C. No. 2013. c/o Watson, 29 Roseneath Terr. D Comp. 25 yrs. 30/10/15 Commission.	EBD
Trotter, Alfred C., Pte 2013 comm 4^th RS 30.10.15	0629
Trotter, Alfred Charles, Pte 2013, theatre 24/2/15; 2/Lt 32 Hainault Ave, Southend on Sea On 6th September 1915 he was back in Edinburgh (where he was a dental student at the Royal College of Surgeons), getting married. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant (London Gazette supplement 8th November 1915). nhclark Great War Forum – Trotter Part of medical detail, frequently mentioned (left bn between 28 Oct and 5 Nov 15), also letters to “Nurse Trotter” Diary of James Lawson Cairns (qv), transcribed by Margaret Donaldson – Alfred Charles Trotter (1889-1957) and “Nurse Trotter” (1883-1966) were brother and sister – both born in India to Rigney Trotter, a Pleader in the Chief Court of the Punjab, and Ellen Watsham (Elmstead, Essex) and lived in Simla, India. “Nurse Trotter” was Lilian or Lillian Maud Trotter, born Rawalpindi, who served for 4 ½ years in France and Flanders as a British Red Cross nurse. ACT, born Simla, arrived in the UK 1910 and became a dental student in Edinburgh. He was in Edinburgh 6 Sept 1915 to marry Anne Watson Morrison. Commissioned 31 Oct 15 into the Royal Scots. Still 4RS in 1918 Army List. Courtesy nhclark from GWF – Trotter, Alfred Charles 9RS Pte 2013, 2/Lt, Lt RS 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15, Comm, 32 Hainault Ave, Southend on Sea. MIC – Alfred Trotter to be 2/Lt 31.10.15 The Royal Scots LG 8.11.15 2/Lt to be Lt 1.7.17 LG 9.11.17 – Temp Comm Lt The Army Dental Corps 14.8.39 LG 5.9.1939 – ?Possible Gallipoli service. 4^th RS return Egypt 8 Jan 16. Arr France 17.4.18	–
TROTTER, T. Pte. No. 3661. 22/7/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Trotter, Thomas 3661	EB2
Trotter, Thomas Pte 3661	0629
TROTTER, Thomas, b. Cambusbarron, Stirlingshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Selkirk, 3661, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TROTTER, THOMAS, PRIVATE, 3661, 23/Jul/1916, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
TROTTER, THOMAS, T, Private, ‘3661’, 9th Bn., , 23/Jul/1916, France,	CWGC
Troup, Peter M 4273	EB2
TROUSDALE, J, Private, ‘351447’, 1st/9th Bn., , 3/Jul/1918, Germany,	CWGC
Trousdale, J. Pte 3/9 RS trial 19.4.16 at Selkirk WO86/69 p.301. Appeal. AWOL [crossed out] 28 days detention. [Entered as Housdale, J.]	–
Trousdale, James 4083	EB2
Trousdale, James Pte 351447 9^th RS 351477 Pte	0640
TROUSDALE, James, b. St. Quivox, Ayr, e. Ayr , r. Prestwick, 351447, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 03/07/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Unable to find on ICRC – [One of five men in CWGC buried in Germany]	SD –
Trueman, George Pte 335508 1/8^th RS 8192 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Trussel, S 2737	EB1
Trussell, Samuel [entered as Trussall] 2737,[*], Badge No. 200962 Pte 9RS 12.11.14-9.3.15 sickness iiicc did not serve overseas – Samuel Trussell Pte 2737 RS b.1897, res Reimone, St Leonards Ringwood Hants, disch 26.8.15 d.17.3.20 Mo Jane, military service region Eastern/London/SE Pension Ledgers – Not on CWGC – b.1896 Patricroft, Lancs to Frank Trussell and Jane Holt, res 1991 Eccles, Lancs Family Tree	SWB –
Tuley, W 2663 G Coy	LS2
TULLEY, W. Pte. No. 2663, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. [It looks like 2663 from Manchester is a different man to 352352 from Dundee]	–
TULLEY, W. Pte. No. 352352 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [See Tully, William]	–
Tulley, William 2663 – Tuley, William 2663 (note Tuley with one ‘l’) 86 Hinde St, Kenyon Lane, Moston, Manchester. Attested 11.11.14 age 29, CofE, previous service RAMC VB, Home Service [yet we have record of him wounded]	EB1 EBD
Tulloch, John 4671	EB2
TULLOCH, JOHN (b. 1894). Perth Academy. Student of Medicine, 1912-16. 9th Royal Scots, Private March 1916. France Aug. 1916. Killed at Martinpuich, Somme, on 15th September 1915. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Tulloch, John Pte 51466 15^th RS 9^th RS	0636
TULLOCH, W. Pte. No. 5627 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917 [See William Tulloch 5627]	–
Tulloch, W.J.B 2459 – Tulloch, W.J.B. 9RS Pte 2459, L/Cpl 3044072, MGC Pte 32949 15Star&BWM&VM France 23.2.15 Medal entitlement forwarded OC Lowland 52^nd Div 31.5.1920 MIC A second MIC for William Tulloch RS Pte 2459, MGC 32949, has no 15Star – William J.B. Tulloch 9RS 2459 Pte 24.2.15 France, MGC 32949 Pte Cl. Z AR 23.3.19 15 Star Medal Roll MGC Piece 2827	EB1 –
TULLOCH, W.J.B. Pte. No. 2459, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Tulloch, W.J.B. 2459 D Coy	LS1
Tulloch, William 3912 – RS Pte VM&BWM MIC – William Tulloch 3912 9RS 95 Dalry Rd, attested Pte 15.11.15 age 23yr11mo, unpaid L/Cpl 20.1.17, reverts to Pte on embarkation 9.6.17, unpaid L/Cpl 18.8.17, ? posted 3.11.18, 4 Res RS 26.11.18, demob 2.2.19 age 26 after 3 yrs 81 days, single Imp Service Oblig at Peebles 23.11.15, signed J. Ferguson Col. 3/9 RS 351341 L/Cpl, born 1891. GSW right ?? Pension 11/- Next of kin Euphemia Tulloch, Dalry Rd. Home 15.11.15-21.4.16, BEF 22.4.16-20.2.17, Home 21.2.17-9.6.17, BEF 10.6.17-2.4.18, Home 3.4.18-3.2.19, wounded 24.3.18 Service record (burnt record)	EB2 –
Tulloch, William L/Cpl 351341 9^th RS 3912 Pte	0640
Tulloch, William Pte 352296 9^th RS 5627 Pte – William Tulloch RS Pte 5627 352296 VM&BWM SWB List D/A/131 no Tullock MIC – William Tullock 352296 RS 3.6.16-13.3.18 wound age 29 served overseas [enlistment looks a little early for number] SWB	0640 –
Tullock, John Pte 40041 9^th RS 13^th RS	0634
Tully, J., Piper Seton, Bruce, ‘The Pipes of War’, 1920	–
Tully, John 3606	EB2
Tully, John S.K. Pte 351139 9^th RS 3606 Pte	0640
Tully, William Pte 352352 [18519 crossed out] 13^th RS 352352 Pte, attd 10^th Ent. Bn. 352352 Pte, 9^th RS 5683 Pte, attd 2/2^nd (H) F.Coy.R.E. Pte BW & VM retd. (992 KR 1923) crossed out and redated 18.11.41 Explanation of 992 on GWF – medals undelivered after a year Probably 2/2^nd (Highland) 404^th Field Company RE, 51^st Division LLT [5683 and 352352 look in sequence for 9RS, difficult to date but <Aug-16?] – Tully, W Pte 352352 5.8.15 France Z 24.2.19 Piece 2612 13RS 15Star Medal roll – Tully, William 13RS Pte 352352, 5683, 18519. 15Star&VM&BWM. France 5.8.15. Address 14.11.41 64 Peddie Street, Dundee. MIC – L/Cpl William Tully On day of marriage as L/Cpl 9RS Jan 1918 ‘On his marriage certificate of Jan 1918 he is described as a L/Cpl 9th Royal Scots. He was wounded four times as you can see. Family info says that he was once posted missing and once buried by a shell. I know from my childhood that he had been wounded in the knee as he suffered with cramp very badly. He died when I was 9 years old.’ ‘From the Dundee People’s Journal I found out that my grandfather’s wound at Arras was the second of his four so, since his wedding picture was taken in January 1918, that means he must have collected two more in quite a short time, possibly one at Passchendaele.’ Wounded, Casualty Return for 24 Dec 17 A W. Tully of Dundee was in the casualty list for 2 June 1916 – no. 18519 – this would have been his first wound. Courtesy of granddaughter Irene Moore 352352 William Tully b. 14/11/1894 In Dysart, Fife. Lived in Dundee and enlisted in Edinburgh. Entered theatre of war August 1915 with 13th Royal Scots, but later served with the 9th RS. Four wound stripes, survived GWF As a small child I recall being frightened to see him in agony when his knee gave way on the stairs, the result of one of those wounds. When my mother asked him about his medals he told her they were awarded for keeping his kilt clean in the trenches. Amazon – See Tulley, W. 352352	0640 –
Tunnah, Christopher Pte 201751 9^th RS attd 10^th Ent. Bn. 201751 Pte, 17^th RS (written by hand)	0637
Tupman, J. Pte 2037 24/2/15 (1) Commissioned. Disc. 21/10/15	2610
Tupman, James 2037	EB1
TUPMAN, James Leith, 1890; son of the late R.W. Tupman; 1901 – 6; Civil Service; 9th R.S., Pte. 1914; wounded Ypres 1915 and dischd.; Labour Corps, 2/Lt. 1917; R.T.O., Busigny, France, 1918 – 19.	WWR
Tupman, James 2037,[*], Badge No. 119671 Pte. Unit Discharged from 9 RS, enlisted 25.8.14, discharged 21.10.15 Wounds 392 xvi, served overseas = yes.	SWB
TUPMAN, James 52 Wellshot Drive. Cambuslang. 1st 9th. (10318)	RSC
Tupman, James Pte 2037 comm Field W.O. EF/9/1768 dated 30.12.19	0629
TUPMAN, James, No. 2037. 7 London St., Edinburgh. H Comp. 25/8/14. 23 yrs 9 mons. Discharged 21/10/15 med. unfit. K.R. 392 (xvi)	EBD
Turnbull, Arthur Pte 62613 9^th RS	0636
TURNBULL, G, Private, ‘58961’, 9th Bn., 19, 12/Apr/1918, France, SON OF THOMAS TURNBULL, OF 121, ROXBURGH ST., KELSO, ROXBURGH. SHIRE.	CWGC
Turnbull, George G., Pte 352518 16^th High.L.I. attd 9^th RS 25441 Pte, 9^th RS 5914 – Turnbull G.G. 9RS 352518 page R.52502 Repatriated PoW arr 24.11.18, Embarkation Officer Calais https://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/List/1611231/699/52502 Turnbull, George Graham Pte 352518 9RS C Coy 10 Platoon missing since 22.3.18 Rep Mrs Margaret C. Turnbull (wife) 36 Gartcows Rd, Falkirk The RS Assoc 24 Royal Circus negative Born 22.2.91 Falkirk taken 22.3.18 St Quentin, arrived from front at Stendal PA 35630 Aus dem Felde = from the field https://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Details/348604/3/2/	0640 –
Turnbull, George Pte 58961 9^th RS	0636
TURNBULL, George, b. Kelso, e. Berwick-on-Tweed , r. Kelso, 58961, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 12/04/18, FORMERLY 2/13714, T.R. 54177, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TURNBULL, H. Pte. No. 3393, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Turnbull, Henry 3393	EB2
Turnbull, Henry Pte 350999 9^th RS 3393 Pte	0640
TURNBULL, Henry, b. Ewes, Dumfriesshire, e. Hawick, Roxburghshire , r. Hawick, 350999, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 28/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Henry was the youngest son of Joanna Turnbull, who lived at 1, Trevelyan Terrace in Hawick, and the late William who had died at Ewes in 1894. He was also the brother of Bella, James, John and Jessie. Henry had been born at Ewes in 1894 but at the time of the First World War he lived and enlisted in Hawick where he worked at Messrs. A.P. Innes and Company, hosiery manufacturers. He was well-known in the local Hawick area as a cricketer. Henry’s brother James also fell in the Great War, at Arras in 1917. Remembrance Book, Langholm Academy, courtesy John Crawford – See Robertson, Derek, ‘Hawick and District in the Great War 1914-1918’	SD –
Turnbull, W.F late 9RS commands platoon Stewart College Stewart Melville	–
TURNBULL, HENRY, H, Private, ‘350999’, 9th Bn., , 28/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
TURNBULL, HENRY, PRIVATE, 350999, 28/Mar/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Turnbull, J 1522 C Coy	LS7
Turnbull, J 4190 B Coy	LS7
TURNBULL, J R, Private, ‘351448’, 1st/9th Bn., , 1/Aug/1918, France, HUSBAND OF M. TURNBULL, OF 10, THOMOND COTTAGES, BISHOP ST., LIMERICK. [This close to 351488]	CWGC
TURNBULL, J, Private, ‘335079’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
TURNBULL, J. Corpl. No. 351488. D Coy., to Miss M O’Mara, at Limerick, on 9/5/17 , Marriages, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
TURNBULL, J. Pte. No. 3529. 22/7/16, missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
TURNBULL, J. Pte. No.4171. A Coy. To be unpaid Acting Lance Corporal 12/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Turnbull, J. Cpl D Coy 351488 married Miss M. O’Mara at Limerick 9.5.17 The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 4 – ? Mary Turnbull (Mary Kate O’Mara) 1888-30.6.1963 Ancestry Daughter Gladys Turnbull (2 Apr 1918 – 2009) with John Robert Turnbull (1895-1918) Tree Same source: Mary Kate O’Meara. Census of Ireland 1901 aged 19yrs, read & write, Servant in a Butter Store, born Limerick City, Roman Catholic, mother Annie O’Meara (widow, shopkeeper) – Birth cert Mary Josephine Gladys Turnbull b.2.4.18 10 Bishop St, Limerick. Mother Mary, formerly O’Mara. Father John Turnbull, Pte 4^th RS [NB]. MJGT (typist, Bishop St, father: soldier) married Timothy Christopher Frawley (Chemist [?], 8 Parnell St, father: publican) 1.9.1941, St Mary’s, Limerick Information courtesy Gerard Aherne – ?This is close to CWGC J.R. Turnbull 351448, killed, buried at Raperie? Looks like CWGC no. is in error? – Turnbull, John R. Pte 351488, born Edinburgh, resident Limerick, died 1 Aug 18 F&F Soldiers Died – Turnbull, John A/Cpl R.Scots 351488 BWM&VM MIC – Turnbull, John Pte 351488 KIA 1 Aug 18. Widow Mary. Soldiers Effects	–
Turnbull, J. Pte 3529 12/10/15 (1) K in A 23/7/16 – John Turnbull Pte 2529 [note number] 9RS 23.7.16 on or since, presumed. Fa Henry. Register Effects	2610
Turnbull, James (T)? 3556	EB2
TURNBULL, James Mackenzie. 10 Hutchison Crossway. Edinburgh. (3362)	RSC
Turnbull, James Pte 335079 1/8^th RS 7405 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
TURNBULL, James, b. Peebles, e. Peebles, 335079, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Turnbull, James Pte 335079 B Coy 6^th Plat last news 15.2.1918 Rep Mrs Christina Turnbull (moth) 20 Young St, Peebles negatif 30.5.18 https://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Details/1265739/3/2/ – 24.3.18 Army Council regards as having died on or since for official purposes dated 5.6.19 FMP	SD –
Turnbull, James, Pte 1918—March 24. Private James Turnbull, of the 1/9th Royal Scots, who was 18 years of age, was born and educated in Peebles. He was the eldest son of Mark Turnbull, 20 Young Street, Peebles. After leaving school he became an apprentice joiner with Renwick & Weir, Elcho Street, Peebles. He joined the Territorials on the outbreak of war in August 1914. After training, he was sent out to France, and was reported missing on the 24th March 1918. Gunn, Dr., ‘The Book of Remembrance for Tweeddale’, Vol. II, 1920	–
Turnbull, Jas. 4190	EB2
Turnbull, John 3529	EB2
Turnbull, John (R)? 4171	EB2
Turnbull, John A/Cpl 351488 9^th RS 351488 A/Cpl	0640
Turnbull, John Pte 3529	0629
TURNBULL, John R., b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh , r. Limerick, Ireland, 351488, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TURNBULL, John, b. Newton, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Penicuik, Midlothian, 351092, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TURNBULL, JOHN, J, Private, ‘351092’, “C” Coy. 9th Bn., 25, 23/Jul/1916, France, SON OF HENRY TURNBULL, OF THE PIKE, PENICUIK, MIDLOTHIAN; HUSBAND OF MARGARET AITCHISON TURNBULL.	CWGC
Turnbull, John, Pte 351092 b. Newton 21/8/1890 d. 23/7/16 age 25, Son of Henry and Margaret Turnbull (nee Aitchison), Husband of Margaret Aitchison Turnbull. [MIDLOTHIAN JOURNAL 30 November 1917]: Mr Henry Turnbull, Pike, Penicuik, has received official intimation that his son, Private John Turnbull, Royal Scots, who has been reported missing since 23rd July last year, is now reported to have been killed on that date. As far as can be ascertained from private enquiries it appears that on the date mentioned Private Turnbull was wounded in the leg, and took shelter in a shell hole where a shell was seen to burst later, and it is presumed that he was then killed. Private Turnbull, who was 26 years of age, was previously a farm servant at Auchendinny Mains. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
TURNBULL, R. Pte. No. 351571 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
TURNBULL, R. Pte. No. 351571 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Turnbull, Robert (b. 1887). 1898-1902. Served apprenticeship with Messrs H. D. Young & Sons, wholesale leather merchants, High Street. In employment of Mr Baird, bootmaker, South Bridge. 1/9th Royal Scots, Private, February 1916. France, November 19 16. Died at St John’s Hospital, Etaples, on 23rd April 1917 of wounds received in action three days before. Son of Mrs Turnbull, 28 Gardner’s Crescent. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Turnbull, Robert L., Pte 351292 9^th RS 3841 Pte	0640
Turnbull, Robert Lees 3841	EB2
Turnbull, Robert Pte 351571 9^th RS 4416 Pte	0640
Turnbull, Robert Pte 352050 16^th RS 352050 Pte, 9^th RS	0640
TURNBULL, Robert, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 351571, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
TURNBULL, ROBERT, PRIVATE, 351571, 23/Apr/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Turnbull, Robert, Pte (died of wounds) 98-02 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
TURNBULL, ROBERT, R, Private, ‘351571’, 1st/9th Bn., 30, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JOHN D. AND ELIZABETH TURNBULL, OF 28, GARDNER’S CRESCENT, EDINBURGH. NATIVE OF EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Turnbull, Robt. 4416	EB2
Turnbull, W Pte 1207 2/9^th Balgavies Sanatorium Hospital 30.9.15-12.10.15, from Edin; as Turnbull, Walter Dundee Hosp 21.9.15-30.9.15	–
TURNBULL, W, Serjeant, ‘351383’, 9th Bn., , 21/May/1917, France,	CWGC
Turnbull, William 3971	EB2
Turnbull, William A/L/Sgt 351383 9^th RS 3971 Cpl	0640
TURNBULL, William, b. Chimside, Berwickshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Chimside, 351383, A/L/SGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 21/05/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Turnbull, William, Srgt Sergeant William Turnbull 9th Battalion Royal Scots ( The Dandy Ninth ).He was killed in action in France on 21st May 1917 during the Battle of Arras. He was born in Chirnside and had enlisted in Edinburgh. Coldstream	–
Turner, A 1997 A Coy	LS5
TURNER, A. Pte. No. 350997 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Turner, A. Pte 350382 3/9/15 (1) Disemb 26/2/19	2610
TURNER, A. Pte. No. 1997, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Turner, Alex. Nick Cottage, West Linton Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb	–
Turner, Alexander A/Sgt 350382 9^th RS 1997 A/Sgt	0641
Turner, Alexander d. – , 350382, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Turner, Alexander L/Cpl 350382 for gallantry displayed on 12 Oct 17, MM 51^st WD	–
Turner, Alexander Pte 62540 9^th RS attd 5^th Gor.Hrs.	0636
Turner, Alexander, MG Section, wounded on 11^th. Son of Mr and Mrs Turner, the Neuk, Dolphinton. In hospital in France. Employed as sorter and telegraphist in the G.P.O. Edinburgh and enlisted August 1914. The Scotsman 22 Jan 16	–
Turner, Andrew 3388	EB2
Turner, Andrew Pte 350997 9^th RS 3388 Pte, 2^nd RS 350997	0640
Turner, Bernard Pte 301896 9^th RS – Death presumed 20.9.17 on or since, Fa Charles Register Effects	0639 –
TURNER, BERNARD, B, Private, ‘301896’, 9th Bn., 19, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF CHARLES TURNER, OF HILL FOOT, TOTLEY, SHEFFIELD.	CWGC
TURNER, Bernard, b. Totley, Derbyshire, e. Chesterfield, Derbyshire , r. Totley, 301896, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Turner, E.C 2071	EB1
Turner, E.G. Pte 2071 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 2/10/15	2610
Turner, E.G., Pte 2071 comm 1^st RS 2.10.15	0629
TURNER, Ernest Gilbert. No. 2071. 11 Polwarth Gds., Edinburgh. W H Comp. 29/8/14. 20 yrs 2/10/15 France Commission – Turner, Ernest Gilbert 2/Lt (now Capt) has received the DSO for conspicuous gallantry. By a combined bombing operation with another platoon he cut off and captured 63 of the enemy. Two days later he did gallant work in an attack and afterwards returned under close machine gun fire and rescued wounded men. On the outbreak of war, Capt Turner of Edinburgh, who had been a private in 9RS, at once rejoined his old regiment, and afterwards got his commission. Capt Turner was in the seed trade, and at the time he rejoined was with Messrs Laird, Dickson and Sons Ltd, Edinburgh. The Gardener’s Chronicle 7 Oct 1916 – Ernest Gilbert Turner DSO 2/Lt (T Capt) KIA 12.4.17 11RS SDGW – 9RS Pte 2071, RS Capt 15Star&BWM&VM Comm KIA 12.4.17 France 24.2.15 Mrs Turner (mother) 24 Braid Cres, Edin MIC	EBD –
Turner, G 5271 B Coy	LS7
Turner, Henry Pte 275356 1/6^th RS 5/6^th RS 17^th RS 9^th RS	0638
Turner, Horace W., Pte 352850 9^th RS 352850 Pte, 1/4^th RS	0640
Turner, J 3088 A Coy	LS7
TURNER, J A, Private, ‘44347’, 1st/9th Bn., , 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF MR. S. TURNER, OF 44, STRATHCLYDE ST., BRIDGETON, GLASGOW.	CWGC
Turner, James 3088	EB1
TURNER, James A., b. Bridgeton, Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 44347, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 2/9590, T.R. 53106, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Turner, James A., Pte 44347 9^th RS	0635
Turner, James Pte 350855 9^th RS 3088 Pte, 2^nd RS 350855, 5/6^th RS 350855	0640
Turner, Robert Holmes, 9^th and 5/6^th RS, 251427 Robert Holmes Turner 251427 was wounded on 8/9/17 and taken to 36 C.C.S. by 92 Field ambulance where he died on 17/9/17 of a gunshot wound to the head. He is buried in Zuydcoote cemetery. See also http://www.newbattleatwar.com/apps/photos/photo?photoid=67347068 http://www.newbattleatwar.com/apps/photos/photo?photoid=67347069 http://www.newbattleatwar.com/apps/photos/photo?photoid=67347070	NBW
Turner, Robt. H 4465	EB2
Turner, Samuel K., Pte 325437 8^th RS 1590 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Turpie, D 4738 C Coy	LS7
TWEDDLE, R. Pte. No. 352972 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Tweddle, Robert K., A/Cpl 352972 9^th RS 6860 A/Cpl	0640
Tweedie, A Mentioned by William Dea, June 1917 as a ‘local lad’ to Juniper Green Diary of Pte William Dea, transcribed by Malcolm Fergusson	–
Tweedily, William Pte 44374 9^th RS	0635
Twigg, R.G. Pte 186 8^th Rif. Brig. 20/5/15 (1) 9^th RS 302331 Cpl Cl. Z. 22/2/19	2610
Twigg, Richard G., Pte 302331 8^th Rif. Bde. 186 Pte, 9^th RS 1/8^th RS	0639
Twigg, William Pte 35661 8^th RS 9^th RS	0639
Tyler, O.B 2252	EB1
Tyler, O.B. Capt RS (awarded bar to MC), former pupil St Mary’s, Melrose and Edin Academy, student at Edin Univ. received his commission from the ranks of the Ninth in the early days of the war. Severely wounded last year, did not return to the front until the German advance this year, winning the MC and being promoted Capt shortly afterwards. The Scotsman 19 Oct 18	–
TYLER, OWEN WILLIAM BLATHWAYTE. Edinburgh Academy. Student of Arts, 1912-13. 9th Royal Scots (T), Captain. France. M.C. and Bar to M.C. Oct. 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Tyrie, James 3736	EB2
Tyrie, James B., L/Cpl 351219 9^th RS 351219 Pte	0640
Uffendell, E. Pte 350202 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 20/3/19	2610
Uffendell, Edward Pte 350202 9^th RS 1551, attd 154^th Inf. Bde. Hqrs, attd 154^th Div. Signals – Uffendell Pte 1551 Hernia, from General Military Hospital in Aberdeen, arrived Saturday 29^th May 1915 1.41p.m., discharged 11^th June 1915, Ivybank Auxiliary Hospital for recuperation http://www.morayandnairnfhs.co.uk/pdfs/ivybank.pdf – 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disemb MIC	0640 –
Underwood, Amos Pte 353351 7^th N. & Derby R. 3839, 9^th RS 353351	0640
UNDERWOOD, Henry Walker. 49 South Clerk St. Edinburgh. (1876)	RSC
Underwood, J.W, Lt. joined for duty 16 Dec 1917	WD
Underwood, J.W. 2/Lt wounded Estimated casualties from March offensive as of 6.4.18 from 183 Bde War Diary (p.107/532)	–
Unsworth, W 3118 B Coy	LS4
UNSWORTH, W. Pte. No. 3118, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Unsworth, W. Pte 350872 4/5/15 (1) Disemb 16/1/19	2610
Unsworth, William 3118	EB1
Unsworth, William A/Sgt 350872 9^th RS 3118 A/Sgt	0640
Unsworth, William d. – , 350872, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Unsworth, William L/Cpl 350872 Awarded MM for gallantry 17 Dec 17 51^st WD	–
Upton, Geo. 315018, I.C.L.C. ex. 2/9. R. Scots, Badge No. 336987	SWB
Ure, Alexander Pte 58963 9^th RS – Pte 58963 VM&BWM MIC	0636 –
Ure, W., Sergt. Address 1902: 18 Queensferry St.	F
URE, William. 7 Glengyll Terr. Edinburgh. (4526) [No overseas record yet found]	RSC
Urie, Donald McK. L., Pte 271174 2^nd RS 9^th RS attd 5^th Gor. Hrs.	0638
Urquhart D Coy 9^th Royal Scots 1914 Collection of R.G. Thin (qv)	–
Urquhart Lt Excelled himself singing ‘Pinkie Dinkie’ rousing reception Read out some of book about departure to France by Pte W. Young 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16	–
Urquhart Lt. No. 7 Platoon commander, B Coy 1915 p.67 ‘Lieut. Urquhart’s refreshingly Irish order “ get out (of the trench) and fall in”’ p.73 ‘leaving us reluctantly, going home for family reasons’ 11^th May 1915 “9th Royal Scots (T.F.), B Company on active service from a private’s diary, February-May 1915”, Turnbull and Spears, Edinburgh, 1916	–
Urquhart, D.S. Pte 1389 24/2/15 (1) Comm 14/3/15	2610
Urquhart, Douglas S., Pte 1389 comm 8^th Seaforth 15.3.15 – Urquhart, Douglas Stanley 9RS Pte 1389, Seaforth Lt France 24.2.15 DAG 3^rd echelon GHQ EEF fwds name eligible for 15 Star 22.2.19 Sunderland, Eheliyagoda, Ceylon [this looks like a tea or rubber estate in Sri Lanka, possibly owned by Sunderland Rubber Co] Yogama Group, Eheliyagoda, Ceylon 4 South Inverleith Ave, Edinburgh 15Star&BWM&VM MIC – ?Brother of William Macduff Urquhart? A Douglas Stanley Urquhart born ~1895, died 1-Aug-1959 Devon age 64? – The London Gazette: To be temp 2/Lt 15 Mar 15 in 19 Mar 15 Temp 2/Lt to be Temp Lt, Sea. Highrs. Dated 1 July 17 in 17 Oct 17 Sea. Highrs. Temp Lt from a Serv. Bn. to be Temp Lt 17 Mar 18 with seniority 1 July 17. In 10 May 18 – Known as Twinkle, brother to Willie Bell, J.R.S, ‘Ian A Memoir’, 2016	0629 –
Urquhart, J., Piper Seton, Bruce, ‘The Pipes of War’, 1920 [See Urquhart, J.J – Actg Piper?]	–
Urquhart, J., Pte 1134 badge 35025, not receiving pension, exempted on medical grounds [entered as Lingnhart, F. 1134,[*], Badge No. 35025] 9RS Pte 7.4.10-11.4.16 age 25 392 xxi served overseas	SWB
Urquhart, J.G. Pte 350989 12/10/15 (1) Disemb 25/2/19	2610
Urquhart, J.J. Pte 1134 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 11/4/16 – Urquhart, J.J 9RS Pte 1134 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disch MIC ‘See Urquhart Jeremiah identical’ – 9RS Pte 1134 15Star&BWM&VM SWB Disch France 24.2.15 MIC ‘See Urquhart J.J identical’ – Jeremiah Johnstone Urquhart 9RS E Coy 7 April 1910, Edinburgh Born parish St Nicholas, Aberdeen, age 17yr11mos, electrical engineer in employ W Douglas Ltd, ?Picardy ?Brandy Place, indentured apprentice, unm Address 20 Dryden St., Edin. List of camps, 1910-1914. Embodied 5.8.14-11.4.16, disch 392 xxi from 89 E Claremont St. Home 5.8.14-23.2.15, BEF 24.2.15-7.14.16, home 8.4.16-11.4.16 Fa Malcolm Urquhart, same address Re-engaged in the field 18.3.16 Rank Actg Piper SS Inventor 24.2.15 Havre 26.2.15, to base on termination of engagement 19.3.16, Etaples 20.3.16, transf England 7.4.16 Pension Record	2610 –
Urquhart, Jeremiah Pte 1134	0629
Urquhart, John G d. – , 350989, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
URQUHART, John G. (5577). 97 E. Trinity Road, Edinburgh. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Urquhart, John G., Cpl 350989 9^th RS 3379 Cpl	0640
Urquhart, W.M, 2nd Lt Left Ewing 2/Lt; centre Officers 9^th RS, Tatler 1915, Lt; right+ Huie Collection	E-P –
Urquhart, W.M, Capt, p.476 Passchendaele, wounded on march to assembly, led ‘A’ Coy with ‘fine dash’ rushed pill-box fortifications – Wounded 20.9.17 51^st WD	E
Urquhart, W.M, Capt. joined for duty 2 June 1917, wounded at duty 19 Sept 1917	WD
Urquhart, W.M, Capt. MC Army Lists, Quarterly, 1919, Fourth Quarter, Part 2, p.1680 Urquhart, W. Macduff, Lt, 9^th RS LL.B. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914	–
Urquhart, W.M., 2nd Lt. (Lt 5 Sep 14) 26 July 11 – The London Gazette: William M. Urquhart 2/Lt (temp Lt) to be Lt dated 5 Sep 14; LG 6 Mar 16 p.2455 [announced 18 months after effect] William MacD. Urquhart 2/Lt to be Lt 5^th Sept 14, London Gazette 21 Oct 14 Lt to be temp Capt 31 Mar 16 in London Gazette 26 May 16 Lt (temp Capt) to be Capt with precedence from 1 June 16, 1^st Aug 17 The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7873 Administrative Branch – Capt to be actg Maj whilst empld as Maj 24 Apr 18 in 8 Nov 18 Administrative Branch – transferred to unemployed list Capt (actg Maj) WM Urquhart MC 13 Apr 19 in 15 Apr 19 – Urquhart, WM, Lt, Capt, MC, B Coy, C Coy, RFC Cadet School Instr. List of officers proceeding on active service, Records of T.W. Bennet Clark – Urquhart, William Macduff MC, R Scots Lt, Capt 1915 Star, entered France Feb 15. Mention in despatches. 8 Heope [?] St, Edinburgh MIC – Born ~1888; died 1965, buried Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh, age 77. Husband of Harriet Annie Leys Geddes (~1893-1958 age 65). Also son of HALG, Ronald MacDuff Urquhart ~1925-1992 age 67 Gravestone photograph – Census ?1891 Born to Andrew and Elsie D Urquhart at 18 Inverleith Gardens: Annie D 8, Christain S 6, William M 3, Helen T 1 ?1901 Born to Andrew and Elsie Urquhart at 9 Inverleith Ter: Annie D 18, Christain S 16, William M 13, Helen T 11, Douglas S 6 Probate Urquhart, William Macduff MC of 19 Clarendon Cres, Edin. Died 30 May 65 at Edin. Conf Ronald Macduff Urquhart WS… – Known as Willie, brother to ‘Twinkle’ Douglas and Helen (engaged to Pussy Milroy at time of latters death) Willie wounded GSW right arm, Ian Bell records it 23 Oct 17 Bell, J.R.S, ‘Ian A Memoir’, 2016 – Capt. William Macduff Urquhart, R. Scots. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. When moving up to the assembly position he was wounded in the arm, but continued at duty throughout the operations. He led his company with great dash and skill, setting a fine example of courage and devotion to duty. LG 22.3.18	W –
Urquhart, William Macduff Capt awarded MC for gallantry 19-21 Sept 17 51^st WD	–
URQUHART, William Macduff, Capt. 12 Clarendon Cres. Edinburgh. (4961)	RSC
URQUHART, WILLIAM MACDUFF. Edinburgh Institution; First XV. M.A. 1909; LL.B. 1912. Solicitor before the Supreme Courts, 1913. 9th Royal Scots (T.), 1911; Lieut. Sept. 1914; Captain June 1916; Major March 1918. Royal Air Force. France. Wounded Sept. 1917. M.C. Sept. 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) Speaker in recruitment campaign for the Ninth The Scotsman 24^th July 1915 Lt Urquhart 1/9^th. Attended recruiting meeting Hamilton Place 26^th July 15 EED 27^th July 15 William Macduff Urquhart AIR 76/519/56 http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html [Not to be confused with Sgt Plt WM Urquart, RAF, killed in flying accident 6 Aug 18]	–
Vair, John Pte 41978 2^nd RS 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0634 –
Valance, G.C. Pte 1753 4/5/15 (1) D of W 23/7/16 [See Vallance]	2610
Valance, William Pte 350374 9^th RS 1966	0640
VALENTINE, C. L/Corpl. No. 350517 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Valentine, C. Pte 350517 24/2/15 (1) D of W 10/6/17	2610
Valentine, Cecil 2358	EB1
Valentine, Cecil L/Cpl 350517 9^th RS 2358 Pte	0640
VALENTINE, CECIL, C, Lance Corporal, ‘350517’, “B” Coy. 9th Bn., 19, 10/Jun/1917, United Kingdom,	CWGC
VALENTINE, Cecil, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 350517, L/CPL, Died of wounds, Home, 10/06/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Valentine, Cecil, L/Cpl 2358/350517 Born Galashiels, 1897, son of John and Maggie Valentine Enlisted: September 1914 Disembarked: France on 24th February 1915, with original contingent 1/9th Royal Scots Wounded: three times – May 1915, July 1916, April 1917 Died of wounds: 10th June 1917 The Scotsman – Monday, 14th June 1915, page 11 Wounded: ROYAL SCOTS, 9TH BATTALION (T.F.) Baxter, 2964, D.; Montgomery, 3055, D.; Barr, 2406, D.; Nicol, 1671, J.; Gibb, 2342, L.-CpL G. A.; Sinclair, 2008, A.; Harley, 2573, S.; Smalley, 3101, J.; Larnach, 2754, A.; Valentine, 2358, C. The Scotsman – Saturday, 25th September 1915, page 11 PATRIOTIC LEITH FAMILY Major Robertson, V.C,, speaking at a recruiting meeting in Leith, announced that it had been brought to his knowledge that a man present in the crowd had four sons, two sons-in-law, a nephew, and a niece in the King’s service. This, he thought, was a most creditable record for one family, tho more so since the father of the four sons held the Long Service Medal for twenty-two years’ service in the Volunteers. The father, Mr John Valentine, resides at 23 Buchanan Street, Leith. His sons, Corporal John Valentine, Lance-Corporal George Valentine, and Private Cecil Valentine, are in the 9th Battalion Royal Scots. His fourth son, Gunner Harry Valentine, is in the Forth R.G.A. George and Cecil are both in France with their regiment. George was wounded in the trenches on the 4th inst., and is now reported to be in hospital at Boulogne. One son-in-law is with the British Naval Air Squadron in the North of France; the other is mine-sweeping off the Southern Coast. The nephew is in the 3rd H.L.I., and is now in hospital at Currie invalided home from France. Mr Valentine’s niece is a Red Cross nurse, and is now in Serbia. The Scotsman – Wednesday, 30th August 1916, page 11 Long list of wounded Royal Scots includes: Valentine, 2358, C. (Leith) The Scotsman – Saturday, 26th May 1917, page 10 Wounded: Valentine, 350517, L-Cpl. C (Leith) The Scotsman – Tuesday, 17th July 1917, page 7 Died of wounds: Valentine, 350517, L-Cpl. C (Leith) [PPCLI] Great War Forum	–
Valentine, Cecil, Pte, L/Cpl No.2358 Enlisted Sept 14, wounded Second Ypres May 15 and Somme July 16. d. 10 Jun 17 from wounds received two months earlier at Arras Served in Ninth with two brothers, Cpl John and L/Cpl George The Scotsman 25 Nov 15 ‘Patroitic Leith Family’ Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009 – No.2358, 350517. France 24.2.15 MIC	–
Valentine, G.A, L/Cpl. D Coy wounded 4 Sept 1915	WD
VALENTINE, G.A. L/Corpl. No. 2946, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Valentine, G.A. Cpl 2946 4/5/15 (1) Disc. 22/1/16	2610
Valentine, G.G, L/Cpl 2946, badge 102909 [GA Valentine?]	SWB
Valentine, George A 2946	EB1
Valentine, George A., Cpl 2946 – L/Cpl GA Valentine 2946 reported wounded EEN 4.10.15 – L/Cpl GA Valentine 2946 31.12.14-22.1.16 wounds served overseas SWB	0629 –
Valentine, George, L/Cpl Served in Ninth with two brothers, Cpl John and Pte Cecil The Scotsman 25 Nov 15 ‘Patroitic Leith Family Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009 – ‘We were just in the middle [of breakfast] when we got word a man had been wounded & was on his way down. We were able to finish breakfast before he arrived. The ambulance came about 10.30 a.m. & got him away.’ 4.9.15 Diary of James Lawson Cairns (qv)	–
Valentine, J Cpl 1613 2/9^th Dundee Hospital 11.8.15-20.8.15	–
Valentine, John, Cpl Served in Ninth with two brothers, Pte Cecil and L/Cpl George The Scotsman 25 Nov 15 ‘Patroitic Leith Family Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009	–
VALLANCE SERGEANT, 1753, 23/Jul/1916, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
VALLANCE, G C, Serjeant, ‘1753’, 9th Bn., , 23/Jul/1916, France,	CWGC
VALLANCE, G.C. Sergt. No. 1753. 22/7/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Vallance, G.C. L/Cpl 1753 A Coy [See Valance, G.C.]	LS4
VALLANCE, G.C. Sergeant No. 1753, joined the Royal Scots, March, 1914. Left for B.E.F. in May, 1915. He fell in action on 22nd July, 1916. His Platoon Commander writes: ‘As a sergeant he was one of the best in the Battalion, and his loss will be much felt.’ Killed. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
VALLANCE, George C., b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 1753, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Vallance, George C., Pte 1753 – Sgt G.C. Vallance RS Killed. He resided at 22 Temple Park Crescent, Edinburgh EED 12.8.16 – ?Listed as Vallance, J. Sergt Leather Sporran Vol 1 No 2 Nov 16	0629
Vallance, J Sergt – see Vallance, George C.
Vallance, W. Pte 350374 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 23/3/19	2610
Vandanburgh, Frederick C., L/Cpl 44327 9^th RS Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0641 –
VAST L/Corpl. No. 40312 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [?40320 Sco Rifles William Vast?]	–
Vast, W 2394	EB1
Vast, W 2394 D Coy – W.Vast 1 Sco Rifles L/Cpl 40320 23.9.14-21.11.17 wounds xvi age 21 served overseas SWB Roll – William Vast b.1896 Pension Ledger – Note 2394 is a good match for 23.9.14 – William Vast 9RS 2394 crossed out Pte, 1/Sco Rif 40320 L/C BWM&VM Roll Sco Rif piece 1123	LS7 –
Vaughan, Charles W., Pte 302380 12^th RS 9^th RS	0639
Vaughan, Henry Pte 352698 9^th RS 352698 Pte, attd 5^th Gord. Highrs.	0640
Veal, Charles E., Cpl 270884 16^th RS Cpl, 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0638 –
Veitch, C 2125	EB1
VEITCH, C. Pte. No. 2125, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Veitch, C. Pte 350430 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 12/3/19	2610
Veitch, Charles Pte 350430 9^th RS 2125 – 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 disemb. MIC – Res Leith, disch 12.3.19 disability Pension Ledger	0640 –
Veitch, George 4131 – RS 4131, RE Pnr 129725 VM&BWM SWB List RE MIC – 3/9 RS 4131, RE 129725 BWM&VM Medal Roll RE piece 0373 – 3^rd Prov Co, RE 29.3.16-21.9.16 2bai wounds xvi served overseas age 26 SWB Roll RE	EB2 –
Veitch, John L 3998	EB2
Veitch, John L., Pte 40127 9^th RS 12^th RS 16^th RS – VM&BWM MIC – Pte 16RS on or since 22.10.17 death pres fa George Register Effects – John Lennie Veitch 40127 16RS age 29. Son of George and Janet Veitch of 23 Spittal St, Edinburgh. Tyne Cot Memorial. CWGC – John Veitch b.~1889 Edin to George (warehouseman) and Janet Lennie Veitch, 37 Arthur St, Leith, Edinburgh. Five children incl brother Charles, possible connection above? 1901 Census	0634 –
Verity, J 4848	EB2
Verity, John A., Pte 351733 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC – John Arthur Verity L/Cpl, on or since 24.3.18 death pres, mo Alice H? – Mo Alice Hannah Verity Pension Ledger – [A science school teacher of the same name from Bradford, married to an Alice Verity, was RE.]	0640 –
VERITY, John Arthur, b. Bradford, e. York , r. Bradford, 351733, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, FORMERLY 4848, W. YORKS REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
VERITY, JOHN ARTHUR, J A, Lance Corporal, ‘351733’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Vernon, Thomas, 2/9^th RS Ireland, Dorset Rgt No 46325 On the 4th December 1917 he was transferred to the Depot Royal Scots and the same day posted to the 2/9 Bn on the authority of 195th Infantry Brigade order no. 8208/10a. This was a second line TF unit according to LLT in Ireland at this time. On the 10th February 1918 he returned to the Royal Scots Depot and was transferred to the ASC…[continues] GWF	–
Verth, William 3868 [No MIC on this number]	EB2
Vinals, C 3173 A Coy	LS7
Vinals, Carnegie 3173 – ? This man only listed on Ancestry as Royal Scots Fusiliers Pte 40182. Researched by Carnbo Lad on GWF: Vinals, Carnegie Honey, Private 40182, 1st then 6/7th Royal Scots Fusiliers. Born on the 27th of January 1897 at 192 South Street, Perth. The Dundee Courier reported on the 18th of December 1916 that Private Vinals had been wounded. At some point after this he applied for a commission and in May 1918 he joined D Company 9th Scottish Officer Cadet Battalion. Carnegie was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant on the 6th February 1919 in the Royal Scots Fusiliers, he was gazetted in the London Gazette published on the 14th February 1919. He resigned his commission as from the 1st September 1921 on his leaving the army. Two brothers also served.	EB1 ?
Vinten, A. Pte 2304 4^th Essex 21/7/15 (2b) 9^th RS 202226 Pte Disemb. 21/6/19	2610
Vinten, Alfred Pte 202226 4^th Essex R. 2304 Pte, 1/8^th RS 1/9^th RS – Essex R Pte 2304, RS 202226 15Star&BWM&VM theatre 2B [Gallipoli and Aegean Islands] 21.7.15 MIC	0637
Viola, Alexander Pte 51910 9^th RS – 15.1.17-2.10.18 w xvi VM&BWM SWB MIC – b.1896 res Springhum G Gov [?], disch 2.10.18 disability Pension Ledger – ?Alxr Viola b.~1895 Glasgow to Angelo (confectioner shopkeeper, born British subject, Italy) and Maria Viola (born British subject, Italy), address 48 Nelson St, Glasgow. Part of a large family. ?1901 Census	0636 –
VIRTUE, R, Private, ‘352317’, 1st/9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
VIRTUE, R. Pte. No. 352317 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Virtue, R., Pte Questions asked in Parliamant by Joseph Westwood, ‘asked the Minister of Pensions if he is aware that a pension was granted to the mother of the late Private R. Virtue, No. 352,317, 9th Royal Scots; that the mother is now dead; that the father is now in very bad circumstances, with only 35s. per week to support himself and his four motherless children; that the pension payable to the mother has not been transferred to the father; and what action, if any, can he take to have the pension previously paid to the mother transferred to the father?’ 295W Hansard 27 Mar 1928	–
Virtue, Robert 352317 Born Coldingham, Berwickshire http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Liberton_ROH.pdf
Virtue, Robert Pte 352317 12^th RS 12332 Pte, 9^th RS 5648, attd 79^th Coy.R.E. – Robert Virtue 12RS Pte 5648 352317 12332 15Star&BWM&VM 11.5.15 France KIA ?28.5.81 MIC – Mary S Virtue, step-mother Pension Ledger	0640 –
VIRTUE, Robert, b. Coldingham, Berwickshire, e. Glencorse, Midlothian , r. Loanhead, Midlothian, 352317, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
VIRTUE, ROBERT, PRIVATE, 352317, 9/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Vodrey, Clifford Pte 353363 9^th RS – Clifford Vodrey RS Pte 353363 VM&BWM MIC – Clifford Douglas Vodrey b.1899, res Tunstall, Stoke on Trent, disch 2.4.20 disability Pension Ledger	0640 –
Vries, see de Vries	–
Waddell, George Pte 62668 9^th RS	0636
Waddell, William Pte 375325 1^st R.Sc.Fus. 2828 Pte, 9^th RS 375325	0640
Waddie, John Norman 3/9RS Stewart Melville 1916 Signaller, died, MM John Norman waddie, Signaller, RS, was the elder son of Mr James S Waddie, 5 Denham Green Terrace. A boy of good abilities, he gained several scholarships while at the College and after leaving continued his studies with a view to entering the Civil Service. In April 1916 he joined the 9^th Royal Scots and proceeded to France in November. In 1917 he came home for further training, rejoining his battalion in August. On 11^th April of this year he was killed in one of the most desperate battles ever fought in this war. His gallantry in action about three weeks before his death gained him the award of the Military medal. His Colonel writes “Your son was a fine example to his comrades, and the award of the Military Medal was thoroughly well earned, and I am grieved that he did not live to receive it himself.” Signaller waddie was twenty years of age. Of a bright and kindly disposition “he was much liked by every one in his battalion and always did his duty, whatever it was.” Stewart Melville 1918 – John Norman Waddie 40427 died 11.4.18 age 20 16RS MM Son of James Sinclair Waddie and Annie Waddie of 5 Denhamgreen Terrace, Leith, Edinburgh. https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/866750/waddie,-john-norman/	–
Waddie, T.W 2224 killed Glasgow Herald 21 May 1915	–
WADDIE, T.W. Pte. No.2224. 28/4/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Waddie, T.W. Pte 2224 24/2/15 (1) K in A 28/4/15	2610
Waddie, Thomas W., Pte 2224	0629
Waddie, Thomas Wallace Private 9th	NBW-S
WADDIE, Thomas Wallace, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 2224, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 28/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Waddie, Thomas Wallace, Pte Killed in Flanders on 28^th April. He was the youngest son of the late Mr Charles Waddie, St Stephen’s Works, Edinburgh. Dated 6/5/15 See also EED 6.5.15 – Waddie, Thomas Wallace, Pte C Coy. 26 yo., was for some time a Lieutenant in the Army Service Corps [?]. Youngest son of the late Charles M. Waddie and Mrs Waddie, Gleniffer House, and was also a director of Waddie & Co (Limited), St Stephen’s Works. The Scotsman 5 May 15 – Mrs Waddie, Gleniffer House, Trinity received intimation son killed France 28.4.15 Pte Thomas Wallace Waddie in letter from platoon commander Lt Macdonald. Waddie had cheerfully come through the recent fighting, death painless. Another letter, Waddie just returned to trenches with rations for the men. Joined after war declared, went to France February. Held a comm in ASC (T.) for some time, along with brother, late Capt William Waddie. Youngest son of Mr Charles Waddie, founder of Waddie & Co (Ltd) stationers, St Stephen’s Works, Edin. Edu Edin Academy, director in father’s company, keen motorist. EED 6.5.15	NBW
WADDIE, THOMAS WALLACE, T W, Private, ‘2224’, “C” Coy. 9th Bn., 26, 28/Apr/1915, Belgium, SON OF THE LATE CHARLES M. WADDIE AND CECILIA GREGOR OR WADDIE, OF GLENIFFER HOUSE, TRINITY, EDINBURGH. DIRECTOR OF MESSRS. WADDIE AND CO., LTD. (STATIONERS AND PRINTERS), ST. STEPHEN’S WORKS, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Waddie, Thos. D 2224	EB1
Waddington, Frank Mr., Bandmaster ‘The Brass Band was organised in the year 1907, Mr Frank Waddington being appointed Bandmaster. He was succeeded in 1908 by Mr Hubert Ivo. Laubach.’ [Hubert and Ivo. with full stop in original] – This may refer to Waddington in newspaper article on Laubach (qv): Appointed bandmaster of 9RS. For several years bandmaster of the 1^st Edinburgh City RGA. Mr —-, the late bandmaster of the 9^th leaves shortly to take up duties of bandmaster with the —3d Regiment Canadian Militia. [?Frank Waddington] – Ships departing 1907/1908, all from Liverpool, men have country of origin England: F. Waddington, departed 10/12/1908 on Empress of Britain – Canadian Pacific Shipping Line , Master J. A. Murray. Born 1874 (34) male, occupation FMR (farmer?) arrival port – St. Johns, NewfoundlandF. G. Waddington departed 19/9/1907 on Empress of Ireland, Master J. Forster. Born 1868 (39) no occupation given, arrival port QuebecF. J. Waddington departed 16/05/1907 ‘Canada’ Dominion Line, Master R.O. Jones, Occupation Gent. Arrival Port – Montreal FMP	F ?
WADDOCK, D. Pte. No. 3662 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Waddock, Daniel 3662	EB2
Waddock, Daniel Pte 351165 9^th RS 3662 Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
WAGGETT, F. Corpl. No. 2738, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Waggett, F 2738 – Fred Waggett RS Pte 2738 350683, RE 423400 VM&BWM MIC – Fred Waggett Pte 9RS, A/Cpl RE BWM&VM Medal Roll RE piece 0452	EB1 –
Wagman, F.J. Pte 20117 L.N.Lancs. 25/9/15 (1) 9^th RS 353063 Pte Disc. 28/7/17 – LN Lan R Pte 20117, RS 353063 15Star&BWM&VM France 25.9.15 MIC with ref to identical Waymna, Fred. J. – See Wayman	2610 –
Wain, Joseph Pte 335414 1/8^th RS 8024 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Wainwright, Arthur L., Pte 351754 9^th RS – Real photographic postcard of Officers, NCO’s and men on parade serving with the 2/9th Battalion [Dandy Ninth ] Royal Scots. Inscribed to the reverse “Opposite the “Retreat of Mons” We parade here at 7-0 am each day. By Order A.L. Wainwright”. Photo by W.E. Bull, Witham & Braintree. Plate no 60. 36685 Pte Arthur Loreson Wainwright was born in Leeds in 1884. Son of William Bennett Wainwright and Rachel Hudson Wainwright of 9 Park Ville Rd, Leeds. Gave occupation as Insurance Superintendent ? Residing at Park View, Fink Hill, Horsforth, Leeds. Enlisted in the West Yorkshire Regiment. Posted to the 13th Battalion 24.3.1916. Transferred to the 2/9th Royal Scots on 26.4.1916. Served with the 9th Royal Scots in France from 15.6.1917 as a Signaller. Wounded by bullet wound to right arm and taken POW on 22.3.1918 at Martwal ? Interned at Damstedt. Repatriated 11.1.1919 – arriving at Hull. EBay postcard – 26685 West Yorks Regt, 9RS Park View, Fink Hill, Horsforth, Leeds 31 yo Ins Superintendant, single Attesting off 30.11.15, approving 23.3.16 York Next of kin William Bennett + Rachel Hudson Wainwright, 9 Park Ville Rd, Bramley, Leeds. Parents. Qual as 1^st class signaller 1.5.17 Home 23.3.16-14.6.17 BEF 15.6.17-21.3.18 wounded 22.3.18 Missing 22.3.18, POW Darmstadt, Germany / Larnsdorf? Repat 11.1.19 Z Class 29.5.19 Attested 30.11.15 army reserve same day, posted depot West Yorkshire Regt 23.3.16, 13^th Bn 24.3.16 Pte, transferred 2/9 RS Pte 26.4.16, leave 18.10.16-1.11.16 26685 crossed out, 4905 Folkestone 15.6.17 Boulogne same day, Etaples following day, joined 9RS in field 29.6.17, course at 51^st Div Signal Coy RE 5-18.10.17. Qual Signaller. Captured at Marteville 22.3.18, bullet right arm, POW Darmstadt Repat arr Hull 11.1.19, to class Z from 3RS. Born 1884 4905 B Coy 2/9RS 22.3.16 signed DA Bannatyne Lt, to D Coy 22.5.17 signed AS Drew, to 1/9 RS Service record – Wainwright, Arthur L. 351754 9 Scots PA34298 Berry au Bac [this is 90km to SE of Marteville, near Reims]. R.Arm Kugel [bullet] 24.9.95 Hamesower. Mr WW 9 Parkville Rd, Bramley, Leeds. Lamsdorf. ICRC Also Arthur Wainwright 9^th RH Guards 22.3.18 C Coy PA22394 9 Roy. Guard C Martwal 22.3.18 Feld. 21.11.84 Brambey Lieds Vater: Williams 9 Park Villa Rodd, Brambey. Darmstadt ICRC	0640
Wakelin Capt, ‘C’ Coy, p.569 German offensive 1918, stopped Germans progressing along valley nr Aubercourt	E
Wakelin, H, Capt. 10th RS joined for duty 7 May 1917, commander of Echelon ‘B’ 1 Dec 1917	WD
Wakelin, Harry, Captain M.C. 137 High Street, Linlithgow. Mobilised as Lieutenant with 10th Royal Scots in August 1914. Attached to 9th Royal Scots in April 1917. Served in France with 51st Division until 12th April 1918, when wounded at Merville. Afterwards attached to Headquarters Scottish Command. Promoted Captain. Awarded Military Cross. Roll of honour of members of the Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet, and apprentices 1914-1919 – Wakelin, Harry Capt RS VM&BWM France 1.5.17; St Margarets, South Queensferry. MIC Capt H. Wakelin VM&BWM roll piece 2181 2/Lt 1914 RS British Army Lists – Wakelin, H. Lt, listed West Lothian Courier for 10^th Reserve Bn RS, presently billeted at Bathgate, 30^th October 1914 Waklin, Harry (probably Wakelin), wrote letter 3.6.17 that appeared in West Lothian Courier 1^st June 1917 [dates seem out of order] to Mrs Johnston regarding death of Capt John Thomas Johnston (qv) – described Johnston as a great friend Courtesy alf mcm GWF topic 236321 – Capt. To command No 1 Coy RS in composite battalion if required April 1918 5/GH WD WO 95 3061 2_1 – ? Harry Wakelin WS 37 George St, Edin. Edin Gaz 29.6.37 – Capt. Henry Wakelin, R. Scots. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. Just before a counter-attack was made against the enemy, it became necessary for this officer to change front from the position he was holding and attack to the right. He had his company moving in ten minutes, and successfully stopped any advance of the enemy. His prompt action at a difficult moment was of great value. Edin Gaz 29.7.18, also LG 26.7.18	–
Waldie, Andrew H., L/Cpl 301113 9^th RS 7^th RS	0639
Walduck, William H., Pte 352787 9^th RS	0640
Walkden, ‘Bunty’ Wrestled on binge on champagne, early 16 Walkden, Bunty or Bumbo in charge No 14 Platoon (D Coy) Lewis Gun Team December 1916 At Vimy dug-out blown in, but he got all his men out incl his ‘little self’. Cpl at this time Wounded in starting trench by shell, sent to dressing station, soon ‘all nice and comfy and bandaged’ Wrote ~1918 from the ‘big Camp’ in Ireland where courting, but soon moved on and the ‘romance’ fell through J.Qunn IWM doc 5992 [This would seem to be Arnold Walkden as the only man with this surname?]	–
Walkden, A 2794	EB1
Walkden, A 2794 B Coy	LS5
WALKDEN, A. Corpl. No. 350713 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WALKDEN, A. Pte. No. 2794, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Walkden, A. Pte 350713 3/9/15 (1) Disc. 23/12/18	2610
Walkden, Arnold Pte 350713 9^th RS 2794	0640
Walker CSM ? to be in composite battalion if required April 1918 5/GH WD WO 95 3061 2_1	?
Walker, A ( )? 2455	EB1
Walker, A.I. Left school 1911; 9^th RS The Dollar Magazine 1914 p.232	–
Walker, A.J., Pte, 9^th RS [?Walker, A.I.] Science University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914	–
Walker, A.L. Pte 2292 24/2/15 (1) Comm Cam Hrs 21/10/15 [see Allan Walker]	2610
Walker, Alex 4496	EB2
Walker, Alex Private Royal Scots 9th 14-May-16 3 Footballers death Evening Times Roll presented as: Surname, Forename, Home, Rank, Regiment, Date of Death, Date in ET, Page, Portrait, Notes	–
WALKER, Alexander Comiston. 41 Greenbank Rd. Edinburgh. (5375)	RSC
WALKER, Alexander Comiston. (5375). 41 Greenbank Road, Edinburgh The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
WALKER, ALEXANDER IZAT. Dollar Academy. O.T.C. 1905-10. Student of Science, 1912-15. O.T.C. Engineers, 191 2-14, Cadet Corporal. 9th Royal Scots (T), Private Oct. 1914. R.E., 2nd Lieut. Jan. 1915; Lieut. Nov. 1915; Acting Captain March 1917. France. Dispatches July 1916. M.C Dec. 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – Temp 2/Lt RE LG 26.1.15 Temp Lt (A/Capt) Div Sig Coy RE LG 1.1.18	–
WALKER, Alexander, b. Edinburgh, e. Musselburgh, Midlothian , r. Musselburgh, 4496, PRIVATE, Died, Home, 12/05/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Pte A. Walker 4496 died 12.5.16 RS, buried at Edinburgh (North Merchiston) Cemetery. On graves registration report form as 9/R.Scots CWGC [not in list from 9/RS search on CWGC] – Wandererpaul on GWF has a signature for those who played for Brentford FC in their careers: Private Alexander White Walker 4496 3/9^th Royal Scots died 12.5.16 – Alexander White Walker Played for Brentford 1904/05. Born St George, Edin 15.11.1881; census 1881 7 Oliver Ter, St George, Edinburgh; 1891 at 106 Gorgie Rd; 1901 gas meter maker, living at 96 Gorgie Rd; 1911 Musselburgh. Joined Heart of Midlothian FC April 1899 as an inside-right, following his brother Bobbie Walker, and remained for three seasons. Left Hearts May 1903 for Motherwell for 1903/04 season. Joined Brentford in Sept 1904 for one season, suffered knee injury. Part of team photo Joined RS 9 Dec 1915 at Musselburgh Posted to the Reserve, mobilised for training on 18 March 1916 at Glencorse and posted to C Company 3/9th Battalion. Sent to the 2nd Scottish General Hospital, at Craigleith Edinburgh, on 8 April 1916 with symptoms of TB (Tuberculosis). Died on 12 May 1916. See article by Paul Briars/Briers for further information. Brentford Fans – Alexander White Walker 15.11.1881-12.5.1916 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Walker_(Scottish_footballer)	SD –
Walker, Allan L. Pte 2292 comm 8^th Cameron high 21.4.15 (corrected?)	0629
Walker, Allan Lindsay 2292	EB1
WALKER, ALLAN LINDSAY. Berwickshire High School. M.A. 191 3. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Sept. 1914. 8th and 1st Cameron Highlanders, 2nd Lieut. Oct. 1915; Lieut. July 1917. France. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Walker, Allan, Pte, 9^th RS M.A. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914 Allan L. Walker MA Hons, Edin Univ, A Coy wounded in the left arm nr St Julien, now in St Anselm’s Red Cross Hospital, Walmer, Kent, progressing favourably. Son of Rev Johnstone Walker, Langton, Berwickshire, has a brother in same bn and another a Lt in 6^th Queen’s Own Camerons. The Scotsman 7 May 1915 and EED 7.5.15 – His brother Allan L. Walker MA (Hons) sustained a double fracture of one of the bones in left forearm in the fighting 23^rd April. Now in St Anselm’s hospital, Walmer. They are sons of Rev. Johnstone Walker, Langton, Berwickshire. [Brother W.G. Walker (qv)] EED 31.5.15	–
Walker, D, CSM, p.568 German offensive 1918, rendered yeoman service to his CO, rallied men under heavy fire	E
Walker, D. Pte 350317 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 1/4/19	2610
Walker, D. Sgt-Maj Letter in West Lothian Courier Sept-17 (see Lawrie, Robert)	–
Walker, D., Coy. Sergeant-Major Farrell, Fred. A., with an introduction by Neil Munro, “The 51^st Division War Sketches”, Edinburgh, 1920 ?Probably B Company. Note CSM Dunkley probably C Coy. Goodfellow looks like D Coy. Renwick A Coy.	–
Walker, David CSM 350317 9^th RS 1788 A/W.O.CL.I, attd 1/2^nd Fld. Co. R.E., attd 1/1^st Fld. Co. R.E. – Walker, David 9RS Pte 1788, 350317, A/WO Cl.I 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15, Disemb. OC Lowland 52^nd Div fwds list entitled to medals 31.5.1920 MIC – Walker 1788 [looks like 1768] Charles Haig (qv – A Coy MGS BEF) to be A/Cpl v Walker 7.12.16	0640 –
WALKER, DAVID (1911). Private, 9th Battalion (Highlanders) Royal Scots, May 1914 ; Lance-Corporal, March 1916; Corporal, April 1916 ; Sergeant, August 1916; Company Quartermaster-Sergeant, April 1917; Company Sergeant-Major, May 1917. Awarded Military Medal, April 1917, and Distinguished Conduct Medal, May 1918. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920) – D.C.M. Citation: ‘350317 CSM D. Walker MM (Edinburgh) For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty during recent operations. He repeatedly rallied men and, under heavy fire, reorganised and led them forward. Throughout he set a fine example to all. (3.9.18)’ Ref probably to March 1918 – ? Sergt Walker in command No 11 Platoon night of 8 April 1917, afterwards DCM, MM, a/RSM C Company April 1917, Diary pages Bennet Clark, TW	–
Walker, David d. – , 350317, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Walker, David H., A son of Mr. A. A. Walker, Leith, was born in 1892, and entered G.W.C. in 1906. Prior to the war he served for four years as a Territorial with the 9th R.S. On the outbreak of the war he joined the Cameron Hrs., and crossed to France, where in 1915 he was wounded. Soon afterwards he received a commission in the Royal Marine Light Infantry, and was posted missing and presumed killed in Apr. 1917. https://www.gwc.org.uk/default/cache/file/81C2252A05E36C1E9936F6F71EBBED20.jpg	GWC
Walker, David Pte 41934 5/6^th RS 9^th RS	0634
Walker, E.G Private 9th	NBW-S
WALKER, E.G. L/Corpl. No. 1291. 7/4/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Walker, E.G. L/Cpl 1291 24/2/15 (1) K in A 7/4/15	2610
Walker, Edward G., L/Cpl Right clipping see also EED 14 Apr 15 Intimation has been received at Leith from Lt Lindsay, 9^th Royal Scots (Highlanders) that Lance-Corporal E.G. Walker, No.15 Platoon, D Company, who resided with his parents at 10 Fingzies Place, Leith, has been killed, with five of his comrades during the bombardment of a town. Three shells had fallen into the billets of the Company. Lance-Corporal Walker, who was 21 years of age, had been five years in the Battalion. He was a Freemason, and was a traveller in the employment of Messrs Spence & Co., grain merchants, Edinburgh. Dated 14 Apr 15 – Three shells had been dropped in the billets of D Coy and six men had been killed. Walker had been in the Ninth for about 5 years. The Scotsman 14 Apr 15	NBW
Walker, Edward G., L/Cpl 1291 entered theatre as Pte	0629
WALKER, Edward George, b. Glasgow, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 1291, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 07/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WALKER, EDWARD GEORGE, E G, Lance Corporal, ‘1291’, 9th Bn., 21, 7/Apr/1915, Belgium, SON OF EDWARD AND MARY WALKER, OF 10, FINGZIES PLACE, THE LINKS, LEITH, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
WALKER, F J, Private, ‘44380’, 1st/9th Bn., 19, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF JOHN AND ANNIE WALKER, OF 201, CROSSLOAN RD., GOVAN, GLASGOW.	CWGC
Walker, Francis J., Pte 44380 9^th RS	0635
WALKER, Francis John, b. Londonderry, Co. Derry, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 44380, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 2/13949, T.R., 53174, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Walker, G 1755 Cpl D Coy to be paid Sergt 29.1.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Walker, G Sergt 1755 D Coy	LS7
Walker, G. Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
WALKER, G.W. Pte. No. 2234, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Walker, George Butler, son of William and Ellen Louisa Foxley Walker of Bonaly Road, Edinburgh died on 9 April 1917. He served as a Lance Corporal with 1st/9th Battalion The Royal Scots and was 21 years old. The Battalion was raised in August 1914 at East Claremont Street, and was originally responsible for Scottish coastal defences. However, by 1917, such was the demand for reinforcements that they had been dispatched to France, and George found himself fighting as part of 51st Highland Division alongside his colleague Henry Adams in the Arras offensive. George died on the opening day, and Henry was killed two weeks later. George is buried at Nine Elms Cemetery, six kilometres from Arras. The cemetery includes a large number of soldiers who fell on the same day as George, including a row of 80 graves belonging to the men of a Canadian Infantry Battalion who were all cut down as soon as they stepped out their trench. THE SCOTTISH OFFICE, THOSE WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR, Compiled by Neil MacLennan www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/0040/00408215.pdf	–
WALKER, H.P. Private, D Coy., No. 5222, to Miss E Kettell; at Dunton Bassett, Leicester, on the 22nd July 1916 Married. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Walker, Herbert C 4407	EB2
Walker, J 2942	EB1
Walker, J 2942 F Coy	LS2
Walker, J 5055 C Coy	LS7
WALKER, J. L/Corpl. No. 350275 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WALKER, J. Pte. No. 1691, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WALKER, J. Pte. No. 2942, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Walker, J. Pte 350483 24/2/15 (1) D of W 25/3/18	2610
Walker, J. Pte 350782 24/2/15 91) Disc. 1/4/17	2610
Walker, James 4389	EB2
WALKER, James Glassford. 31 Comiston Dr. Edinburgh. (3746)	RSC
Walker, James H., Pte 352025 Low. Fld. Ambul. 1772 Pte, 9^th RS 5311	0640
Walker, James Pte 250599 5^th RS 2506 Pte, 5/6^th RS 13^th RS 9^th RS	0638
Walker, James Pte 30269 2^nd RS 13^th RS 1/9^th RS	0633
Walker, James Pte 351559 9^th RS 4389 Pte	0640
Walker, John 2276	EB1
Walker, John 350782, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 166486 Pte 9RS 23.11.14-1.4.17 wounds xvi served overseas	SWB
Walker, John d.25.3.18 Died of wounds. He had been born at Pease Mill, Cockburnspath and before enlisting he had worked as a joiner in Leith. He had spent three years in France and had been wounded at St Julien in 1915. http://www.coldstreamhistorysociety.co.uk/index.php/war-memorials/profile/cockburnspath-john-walker	–
Walker, John L/Cpl 375838 9^th RS 375838 Pte	0640
Walker, John Private 9th	NBW-S
Walker, John Pte 330805 8^th RS 5921 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Walker, John Pte 350483 9^th RS 2276 Pte, attd 1/2^nd High. Field Co. R.E. 2276 Pte, attd 34^th Sanitary Sect. 350483	0641
Walker, John Pte 350782 9^th RS 2942	0640
WALKER, John, e. Edinburgh , r. Cockbumspath, Berwickshire, 350483, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 25/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WALKER, JOHN, J, Private, ‘350483’, 9th Bn., 27, 25/Mar/1918, France, SON OF JOSEPH AND ELIZA WALKER, OF PENMANSHIEL COTTAGE, GRANTSHOUSE, BERWICKSHIRE. BORN AT PEASE MILL, COCKBURNSPATH.	CWGC
WALKER, JOHN, PRIVATE, 350483, 25/Mar/1918, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Walker, John, Pte Wounded in recent action at Hill 60. Parents at Pease Mill, Cockburnspath The Scotsman 8 May 15	–
Walker, John, Pte See also EED 4 May 15 Wounded during last week’s fighting. Dated 4/5/15. – Walker, John Pte, parents reside Pease Mill, Cockburnspath. Wounded Daily Record 10.5.15	NBW
Walker, Joseph A., L/Cpl 58966 9^th RS	0636
Walker, Oswald 3242	EB2
WALKER, OSWALD JAMES 27/12/1899-24/05/1981. Ref: 3241. Male. Place of Birth: Madrid, Spain. Profession: Chemist. Appointments Held: Lecturer-1939, Chemistry, London University; Research chemist 1945-9, Divisional Education Officer 1949-61, Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. Schools and Tutors: George Heriot’s School, Edinburgh. Undergraduate Studies: B.Sc (Edinburgh 1922). Postgraduate Studies: Ph.D (Edinburgh 1925), D.Sc (Edinburgh). War Service: 1914-18. 2nd Lieut Royal Scots; 1939-45. Inter Services Research Bureau, Special Operations Executive. Date of Election: 07/03/1938. [continues] FORMER FELLOWS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH. 1783-2002 https://www.royalsoced.org.uk/	–
WALKER, OSWALD. George Heriot’s School. Student of Arts and Divinity, 1909-14 and 1918-19; M.A. 1912. O.T.C. Infantry, 191 1-14, Cadet. 2/9th Royal Scots (T), Private April 1915. 4th Highland Light Infantry, 2nd Lieut. Sept. 1915; Lieut. July 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – Relinquished comm. 1 Apr., 1920 See brother, Walker, T.G.P. Great War Forum	–
Walker, S R Pte 1876	ww1
Walker, S.F?? Initials not clear Died of wounds Glasgow Herald 21 May 1915	–
WALKER, S.R. Pte. No. 1876. 23/4/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Walker, S.R. Pte 1876 24/2/15 (1) D of W 27/4/15	2610
Walker, S.R., Pte, A Coy, died in hospital in France on 27^th from severe wounds received in action 23^rd. Employed with Messrs Jenner & Co, Princes St, Edinburgh. Joined Ninth early August. 22 yo. Mr and Mrs Walker, Newmarket Rd, Norwich The Scotsman 7 May 1915 S. Reid Walker, Pte, youngest son or Mr and Mrs John Walker, Wentworth, Norwich. 23 yo, A Coy. DoW 27^th April from action 23^rd April. The Scotsman 6 May 15 and EED 6.5.15 Walker, Samuel Reid Pte 9^th RS Member of Old Boys’ Union, Norwich High School Magazine – Autumn Term 1916; Died of wounds in France – Summer Term 1916; Died of wounds 27 Apr 15 – Easter Term 1916, Summer Term 1917 [etc.] – Died from wounds. His parents reside at Norwich. EED 8.5.15	–
Walker, Sam 2242 – Walker, Sam 2242 Pte France 24.2.15; LC 224215 L/C. 6.4.19 Cl Z 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	EB1 –
Walker, Samuel Private 9th	NBW-S
Walker, Samuel Pte A PATRIOTIC EDINBURGH FAMILY Mr John walker, an ex-servant of the Gas Commissioners, residing at 11 East Thomas St, Edinburgh, has four sons at the front, and two of them, David and William, have been wounded. Photos of: Pte David W. 1RS, Pte John W. 2RS, Pte William W. 2KOSB, Pte Samuel W. 1/9RS. EED 10.6.15	–
Walker, Samuel Pte 1876	0629
WALKER, Samuel Reid, b. Norwich, e. Edinburgh , r. Norwich, 1876, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 27/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WALKER, SAMUEL REID, S R, Private, ‘1876’, 9th Bn., 22, 27/Apr/1915, France, SON OF JOHN AND JANE WALKER, OF 15, CAMBERLEY RD., NORWICH.	CWGC
WALKER, SAMUEL REID. Private. Xo. 1876, A Coy. l/9th Battn. (Highlanders) Royal Scots (T.F.). yst. s. of John Walker, of Wentworth, Newmarket Road. Norwich. by his wife. Jane, dau. of Samuel Reid, of St. George’s Norwich ; b. Norwich. 13 Feb1893, educ. Belle Vue and King Edward VI Middle- School, Norwich ; appienticed in the Drapery Trade, first at Mr. Moll’s. Norwich, then to .Messrs, Bryant and Bryant. St. Ives, Hunts, and lastly to .Messrs. Jenners, Edin; volunteered and joined l/9th Royal Scots (A Coy.). 6 Aug. 1914: left for France 24 Feb. 1915, and died at No. 8 Hospital, Bailleul 27 April following, of wountls received four days previously during the Second Battle of Ypres. Buried Bailleul Cemetery. Corpl. W.M. Clarke wrote: “I thought it would perhaps comfort you to know how much he was appreciated by his comrades and how great a shock his death was to them. His bright face and willingness made him a valued man in my section and won him everybody’s affection. Our only consolation, and I hope it may be yours also, is that he died like a man fighting for the Old Country.” Roll of Honour, Ruvigny, Vol I	–
Walker, Sidney Pte 375241 9^th RS 375241 Pte, 13^th RS 375241	0640
Walker, T.G.O 2373	EB1
Walker, T.G.P, Pte, 9^th RS M.A. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914	–
Walker, T.G.P. L/Sgt 2373 24/2/15 (1) Comm G-Hrs 11/7/16	2610
Walker, T.G.P., Pte 00-04 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) – Thomas Gambier Presland Walker, 2373. Joined 9th RS Sept 1914 as private. MIC says entered France 24/2/1915. Promoted to Corporal, then Lance Sjt. Wounded Nov. 1916. Commisioned 2nd Lt. to the 1/7th Gordon Highlanders, July 1916. Lt with same Bn Jan 1918, transferred ? to Territorial Force Reserve, July 1918 retaining rank of Lt. See brother, Walker, Oswald Horne Great War Forum Thomas G. P. Walker born 1888, # 2373 L/Sjt 9th Royal Scots > 2nd Lt Gordon Highlanders > Lt 7th Gordon Highlanders Pte. T G P Walker, 9th Royal Scots (Thomas Gambier Presland, MA, 1913 from Univ. of Edinburgh; Pte, 9 Royal Scots, Sep 1914; Sjt, 1/7 Gordon Highlanders; 2 Lt, Jul 1916; Lieut, Jan 1918, wounded Nov 1916). Great War Forum	–
Walker, Thomas G., L/Sgt 2373 entered theatre as Cpl comm 1/7^th GH 11.7.16	0629
Walker, Thomas G.S., L/Cpl 351421 9^th RS 4032 Pte	0640
WALKER, THOMAS GAMBIER PRESLAND. Royal High and George Heriot’s Schools. MA. 191 3. Schoolmaster. 9th Royal Scots, Private Sept. 1914; Corporal; Sergeant. 1/7th Gordon Highlanders, 2nd Lieut. July 1916; Lieut. Jan. 1918. France 1915. Wounded Nov. 1916. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
WALKER, Thomas. 14 Dudley Terr. Leith. (3490)	RSC
Walker, Thos. G.S 4032	EB2
Walker, W, Pte Nicholls, Jonathan, ‘Cheerful Sacrifice’, 1990, Acknowledgements	–
Walker, W.G. Pte 2318 24/2/15 (1) Comm Cam Hrs 29/7/15 – Walker, W.G. Pte 2318 wounded very slight, Adm Ryl Alexandra Inf Paisley 8 Jun 15 Casualty list from Bardess GWF post 458 p.19 – Walker, W.G. Pte. Transactions of the Faculty of Actuaries Vol 7 1915 – Walker, W.G. Pte has been wounded in the right hand on 23^rd May. Previously he had been struck in the head by a fragment of shrapnel but it did not necessitate his leaving the trenches. Now in No 8 Stationary Hospital, Boulogne. Fellow of Faculty of Actuaries, and in civilian life is Edinburgh secretary of the Scottish Amicable Assurance Co. His brother Allan L. Walker MA (Hons) sustained a double fracture of one of the bones in left forearm in the fighting 23^rd April. Now in St Anselm’s hospital, Walmer. They are sons of Rev. Johnstone Walker, Langton, Berwickshire. EED 31.5.15 See Walker, Allan L.	2610 –
Walker, W.H., Pte ‘a Territorial soldier, with an unblemished record of service in the 9th Battalion, Royal Scots, and in the Field Artillery, who has been dismissed by his commanding officer’ Questions asked in Parliament by James Maxton, Hansard 16 May 1935 1891	–
Walker, William G., Pte 2318 comm 6^th Cameron High 29.7.15	0629
Walker, William Pte 250271 5^th RS 1758 Pte, 9^th RS	0637
Walker, Wm. Gray 2318 – Walker, William Gray Johnstone 9RS Pte 2318, Comm. Gen List attd. TMB Trench Mortar Battery Lt, Capt. Deceased 18.7.17. 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15. Father: The Rev. J. Walker MA, Easter Rariebie [?], Nigg Station, Ross-shire. MIC – Captain age 31, General List attd Trench Mortar Batteries, 8^th Division. MC and Bar. Died 18.7.17. Son of the Rev. Johnstone Walker MA of Langton, Berwickshire. Poperinghe New Military Cemetery. CWGC – d.18.7.17. T Lt (A Capt) General List, New Armies KIA. Comment: TM. Awarded MC. Soldiers Died – Walker, William Gray Johnstone 2318 8.6.15 Wounded Very Slight Adm Royal Alexandra Inf Paisley [same date Neilson, Thomas] from Bardess GWF	EB1 –
WALKINGSHAW, G, Lance Corporal, ‘301562’, 9th Bn., 33, 16/Apr/1917, France, SON OF GIDEON AND MARGARET WALKINGSHAW; HUSBAND OF JANE WALKINGSHAW, OF 41, MONTGOMERY ST., EDINBURGH. – Walkinshaw, Gideon [no g in surname] b. Edinburgh e. Edinburgh 301562 L/Cpl d of w F&F 16.4.17 SDGW for 7^th RS – The enlistment papers have his name spelt Walkinshaw on page 1 but Walkingshaw on page 2. (He didn’t sign his name.) Walkingshaw on the UK CWGC but Walkinshaw on his son’s Electorial records. It’s Walkingshaw on the UK Army Register of Soldiers’ Effects and also on the two public family trees on Ancestry. On the ww1 Medal Rolls Index Cards it’s Walkinshaw… – Enlistment Papers – National Archives Page 1 Gideon Walkinshaw, 32 years 200 days old, height 5′ 7”, chest measurement girth when fully expanded 36” range of expansion 2” Name and address of next of kin – Jane Walkinshaw, wife, 43a Montgomery Road, Edinburgh Particulars of Marriage – Jane Rennie, spinster, married Edinburgh 4/12/1903 Children’s names – Flora, Margaret, Gideon, Helen, Eliza and Jane Home 27.5.16 to 3.1.17, BEF 4.1.17 to 16.4.17 Died of wounds. G.S.W. Back. 16.4.17 – ? 18 (Gen)( ) (Damres) (Camiers) Page 2 Statement of Sevices of 4009 Gideon Walkingshaw 7th R.S. Attested Pte 11.12.15, To Army Reserve Pte 12.12.15, Mobilised Pte 27.5.16 Posted Pte 29.5.16 7th R.S. Res. Appt ( ) A/L/Corpl 1/7/16 9th Res. Transferred to ( ) 31/8/16 Granted 4 days leave 7.10.16 to 10.10.16 R.S. 9th Res. Granted leave L/Cpl. 17/20 – 12-16 Under AC 1 10(4)1/16 R.S. 7th and 9th Died of Wounds L/Cpl 16.4.17 Information courtesy Pauline Gilhooley – U.K. army Registers of Soldiers’ Effects 1901-1926 4447443. E340211 Walkingshaw, Gideon. 9th Bn. R.S. Pte 301562. 4009 16.4.17. Wound	CWGC –
WALL, A.M. Pte. No. 4157. A Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WALL, Alexander Rolland, b. Kirkcaldy, Fife, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 350069, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WALL, ALEXANDER ROLLAND, PRIVATE, 350069, 24/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Wall, Arch. 4157	EB2
Wall, Archibald M., Pte 351484 9^th RS	0640
Wallace Dived in ditch when Suzanne shelled Jan 16. J.Quinn IWM doc 5992	–
Wallace, ‘Wandy’. Fever Mar 16. Comm. POW 1918 MG Section on landing France Feb 15. See Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992 Looks like Wallace, A. attended first reunion dinner MGS 23^rd March 1920 Diary W.Scott TNA	–
Wallace, Andrew 1996 9RS Pte 24.2.15 (1) 66599 MGC L/C comm to 6^th Lanc Fus 25.9.17 Piece 2829 medal roll 15Star MGC – Wallace, Andrew RS Pte 1996, MGC L/Cpl 66599, Lan Fus 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM Comm 25.9.17 France 24.2.15. 62 Mosspark Oval, Glasgow MIC	–
Wallace, B. L/Cpl 350436 24/2/15 (1) Comm N.F. 17/12/17	2610
Wallace, B? 2135	EB1
WALLACE, BERTRAM (1908). Private, 9th Battalion Royal Scots, August 1914; Lance-Corporal, April 1917; 2nd Lieutenant, December 1917. Attached 3^rd Northumberland Fusiliers, December 1917, and Royal Air Force, April 1918. British Expeditionary Force (France). Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920) – Wallace, Bertram, 2/LtRoyal Scots 350436 Lance Cpl. Northumberland Fusiliers attached RAF 2135 Pte. Northumberland Fusiliers attached RAF 2Lt b.17.7.1892 http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html	–
Wallace, Bertram, L/Cpl 350436 9^th RS 2135 Pte	0640
WALLACE, Bertram. 2 Queen’s Rd. Blackhall. Edinburgh. (6468)	RSC
Wallace, D 2/Lt. D. WALLACE. Missing 24/3/18 (Died 18/4/18 at Guise). http://ww1photos.com/Pages/POWOfficers/OfficersPOWPage19.html	–
Wallace, D 2/Lt missing Estimated casualties from March offensive as of 6.4.18 from 183 Bde War Diary (p.107/532) – D Wallace 2/Lt 9RS missing 24.3.18 record no 550	–
Wallace, D, 2/Lt. 4th RS joined for duty 2 May 1917	WD
WALLACE, D. Pte. No. 2045, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wallace, D., 2/Lt Missing 24.3.18, Died 18.4.18 at Guise Two officers listed for 9RS (N. MacDonald and D. Wallace) List of Officers Taken Prisoner in the various Theatres of war between August 1914 and November 1918, Complied from records kept by Messrs. COX & Co.’s Enquiry Office, at Harrington House, Craig’s Court, Charing Cross, London S.W.1.	–
Wallace, D., 2/Lt POW, date missing 24 Mar 18, record number 550 Ancestry Wallace, Denis, 2/Lt Missing 24.3.18 Mrs Margaret Wallace (wife) 29 Linkfield, Musselburg H. Wallace 101 George St, Edinburgh B Coy (B. Komp.) attached 429 Field Coy R.E. Died 18.4.18, shot upper thigh in military hospiptal at Guise, buried in honorary cemetery nr Guise, grave 2009 PA 25491 / 26094 Wallace, Denis. Sec. Leutn. 9 Royal Scots B Komp attached 429 Vieldboy R.E. Nahere Angaben fehlen – verst 18.4.18 in Kriegslaz. Zu Guise, infolge Oberschenkelschuss – beerd. Ehrenfriedhof be Guise, Grab 2009 – Aktz. 20498/W [More timely information is missing][due to thigh shot] http://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Details/298418/3/2/	–
WALLACE, DENIS, D, Lieutenant, , 4th Bn. attd. 9th Bn., 30, 18/Apr/1918, France, SON OF H. WALLACE; HUSBAND OF MARGARET WEIR WALLACE, OF 29, LINKFIELD, MUSSELBURGH. BORN AT EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Wallace, Frank Pte 44124 16^th Notts & Derbys 16/28743 Pte, 9^th RS	0635
Wallace, G 4193 B Coy	LS7
Wallace, G F 4192	EB2
Wallace, G.W 2234 – Disembarked 26.2.15 France as Pte 9RS; 92328 A/W.O. Class 2 Tank Corps 15Star Medal Roll Tank Corps Piece 2834 – Wallace, George Walker Sgt 9RS 2234; Tank Corps 92328 A/W.O. Cl.II BWM&VM Medal Roll Tank Corps Piece 1774	EB1 –
Wallace, G.W Private 9th	NBW-S
Wallace, G.W, Pte	WTC
Wallace, G.W. 2234 Wounded EED 6 May 16	–
Wallace, G.W., Pte Also EED 13.5.15 Son of Mr and Mrs Wallace, 39 Spring Gardens, Edinburgh. Wounded in the head at Ypres. – Son of Mr and Mrs Wallace, 29 Spring Gardens, Edinburgh. D Coy, wounded in the head at Ypres last month. EED May 1915 – 29 Spring Gardens, edin – wounded in the head Daily Record 10.5.15	NBW
Wallace, George Pte 44306 9^th RS	0635
WALLACE, GEORGE W. (1913). Private, 9th Royal Scots. Corporal, Machine-Gun Corps (Heavy Section), January 1917; Sergeant. Wounded at Ypres, 1915. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920)	–
WALLACE, J. Corpl. No. 352537 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WALLACE, J. Corpl. No. 352537 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WALLACE, J. L/Corpl. No. 5933 , Inter-Platoon Football Tournament. – concluded two days before the Battalion took up trench positons for the Battle of Arras. Finalists were No’s 10 and 12 Platoons from C.Coy. Narrow win for No. 12 Platoon. Score 1 – 0. 5.4.17, Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wallace, J. Pte 15462 17^th H.L.I. 22/11/15 (1a) 9^th RS 352537 Cpl Comm. K.O.S.B. 30/4/18	2610
Wallace, James L., Pte 375227 9^th RS 375227 Pte, 4^th RS 375227	0640
Wallace, John 3635	EB2
Wallace, John Cpl 352537 17^th High.L.I. 15462 Cpl, 9^th RS 5933 Cpl	0640
Wallace, John Pte 59018 9^th RS 2^nd RS	0636
WALLACE, R. Pte. No. 1712, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wallace, R. Pte 350284 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 2/4/19	2610
Wallace, R. Pte 48519 17^th R. Fus. 17/11/15 (1) 9^th RS 353149 Pte Cl. Z. 20/1/19	2610
Wallace, R.J, 2nd Lt	F1901
Wallace, R.J, Capt Left Ewing, right Huie Collection	E-P
Wallace, R.J. Capt [this list does not specify 9RS but includes many recognisable names, see T.G. Clark for full list] Territorial Army, the undermentioned relinquish their commissions 30 Sep 1921, and retain their rank unless otherwise stated. London Gazette 23 Dec 1921 p.10576	–
Wallace, R.J. Lt Instr of Musketry, 7 Inverleith Row Drill Programme 1911-12 [? Brother: William Middleton Wallace, son of Robert Walker Wallace and Mary Parker Wallace of 7 Inverleith Row. Scottish Rugby International. 5^th Rifle Brigade, RFC, killed 22.8.15 age 22 CWGC ‘Willie’ 23.9.1892-22.8.1915, observer with No 2 sqn, BE2c brought down by anti-aircraft fire near Lille wikipedia] Robert J Wallace age 14 to Robert W (occupation WS) and Mary P Walker at 7 Inverleith Row 1901 Census	–
Wallace, R.J., Capt, 9^th RS LL.B. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914 – Wallace, Robert J., Capt. The Faculty of Advocates in military service The Scotsman 27 Nov 1914 – Mobilisation notices: ‘I worked away on the lists for two days and used Robbie Wallace`s car to make sure they were posted in time’ ‘Journal of an Edinburgh Mountaineer’, courtesy of John Richard Farrow – Capt R.J. Wallace transferred from First Line to Reserve Bn on formation 12^th Sept 14, seconded to Staff duty ‘and never served with the Battalion’ The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – Wallace, R.J. Lt on promotion The King’s Levée, Ceremony at Holyrood. The Times 19.7.1911 – R.J. Wallace Capt RS 1914 British Army Lists – ?Wallace, Robert Johnston 24.4.1896 RAF [seems too young] http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html	–
Wallace, R.J., Capt. 17 Dec 12	W
Wallace, Robert 3512	EB2
Wallace, Robert A/Sgt 350284 9^th RS 1712 Cpl, 13^th RS 350284 – 15Star&BWM&VM Disemb France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
Wallace, Robert C., 44379 9^th RS – 12.4.18 Army Council regards as having died on or since for official purposes dated 5.6.19 FMP	0635 –
WALLACE, Robert Cowan, b. Eaglesfield, Dumfriesshire, e. Gretna , r. Gretna, Cumberland, 44379, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 12/04/18, FORMERLY 2/2192, T.R., 53173, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WALLACE, ROBERT COWAN, R C, Private, ‘44379’, 9th Bn., 18, 12/Apr/1918, Belgium, SON OF MARY WALLACE, OF IVY COTTAGE, EAGLESFIELD, LOCKERBIE, DUMFRIESSHIRE, AND THE LATE WILLIAM WALLACE.	CWGC
Wallace, Robert Johnston to be 2/Lt 20 Apr 1908 Officers from the 9^th Volunteer Battalion (Highlanders), the Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), appointed to 9^th (Highlanders) Batalion, The Royal Scots, 1^st April 1908. London Gazette 18 Sept 1908
WALLACE, ROBERT JOHNSTON. Edinburgh Academy. M.A. (Oxford); LL.B. 1912. Advocate 1913. 9th Royal Scots (V.) 1905; (T.) 1908; Captain 1912. Forth Defences, Staff Captain March 1915 to May 1916. Royal Air Force, Feb. 1918; Acting Captain (Wing Gunnery Officer) Dec. 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Wallace, Robert Johnstone Second Lieu from 20th April 1908, 8th Sept 1908 Gazette (TF). Served in Oxford University Volunteer Corps, 1905-08. Appointed to the battalion # 47	F
Wallace, Robert L., Pte 351082 9^th RS 3512 Pte – 12.7.15-14.5.18 wound age 42 served overseas SWB	0640 –
Wallace, Robert Pte 353149 17^th R.Fus. 48519 Pte, 9^th RS 353149	0640
Wallace, Robert Pte 44139 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0641 –
Wallace, Thomas D., Pte 40251 7/8^th KOSB 3163, 12^th RS 2^nd RS 16^th RS 1/9^th RS	0634
Wallace, W. 2045 Wounded EED 6 May 16	–
Wallace, W. Pte 2045 24/2/15 (1) Comm 9/5/15	2610
Wallace, W.J. Pte 3307 5^th D.L.I. 27/6/15 (1) 9^th RS 353141 A/Cpl Disemb. 9/3/19	2610
Wallace, Walter G., Pte 352978 9^th RS – KIA 23.4.17 Fa Henry Register Soldiers’ Effects	0640 –
WALLACE, Walter George, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 352978, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, FORMERLY 2661, L. & B. HORSE., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WALLACE, WALTER GEORGE, W G, Private, ‘352978’, “A” Coy. 9th Bn., 19, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF HENRY AND JEMIMA WALLACE, OF 38, FOWLER TERRACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Wallace, William James Gillespie’s	–
Wallace, William J., A/Cpl 353141 5^th Durh.L.I. 3307 A/Cpl, 9^th RS 353141 A/Cpl	0640
Wallace, William Pte 2045 comm 9^th RSF 9.4.15	0629
Wallace, William Pte 44307 9^th RS	0635
Wallace, William, Pte, 9^th RS M.A. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914 WALLACE, WILLIAM (p. 1882). George Watson’s College. Student of Arts, 1900-12; M.A. 1912. Schoolmaster. 9th Royal Scots, Private Aug. 1914. Royal Scots Fusiliers, 2nd Lieut. May 1915. Machine-Gun Corps. France. Wounded April 1915. Killed at Thiepval on 29th September 1916. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
WALLACE, William. No. 2045. 48 (?) Terr., Edinburgh. H Comp. 27/8/14. 31 yrs 10 mons. 9/4/15 Commission	EBD
Wallace, Wm. 2045	EB1
Wallis ‘Sqeak’[sic] Bashed his head in 1914 and kept bandage on, people thought him wounded Quinn, J. IWM Document 5992	–
Wallis, J.J. Sgt 350015 (crossed out) 113 24/2/15 (1) Comm G Hrs 25/4/17	2610
Wallis, John J., CQMS 350015 9^th RS 113 Cr.Sgt – Wallis, John Joseph 9/R.Scots, Sgt 113, CQMS 350015, Gordons 2/Lt, Lt 15Star&VM&BWM (1) France 24.2.15. Comm 25.4.17 Gordons 5 Mackie Place, Aberdeen. MIC	0641 –
WALLIS, John Joseph, Mr. 21 Baird Dr. Edinburgh. (833)	RSC
Wallis, L.B. 1179,[*], Badge No. 119670 Regtl No 1179 L/Cpl Wallis, L.B. Unit Discharged from 9 RS, badge no 119670, enlisted 5.11.10, discharged 30.10.14 Sickness 392 xvi, served overseas = no.	SWB
WALLS, A. Pte. No. 350069 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WALLS, A.R. Pte. No. 1202, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Walls, A.R. 1202 B Coy	LS6
Walls, A.R. Pte 350069 4/12/15 (1) K in A 24/2/17	2610
Walls, Alexander R., Pte 350069 9^th RS 1202 Pte	0640
WALLS, ALEXANDER ROLLAND, A R, Private, ‘350069’, 9th Bn., 23, 24/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JOHN AND JEANIE H. WALLS, OF 6, MANSFIELD PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Walls, B.M. Pte 2295 24/2/15 (1) Comm Cam Hrs 6/10/15	2610
Walls, Bertram Private of 64 Thirlestane Road, Edinburgh. Slightly wounded Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 3 May 15	–
Walls, Bertram M., Pte 2295 comm 8^th Cameron high 6.10.15	0629
Walls, Bertram Monteith 2295	EB1
Walls, Bertram Monteith The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders The undermentioned to be temporary Second Lieutenant Bertram Monteith Walls Dated 7th October 1915 Supplement to the London Gazette 14 October 1915	–
WALLS, Bertram Monteith Lewisham, 1897; only son of the late Dr. J. M. Walls; 1906 – 12; 1/9th R.S., Pte. 1914, 2/Lt. 1915, Lt. 1917; France 1915 and 1916 – 18 , Italy; Vimy Ridge, Ypres; wounded.	WWR
Walmersley, G 4841	EB2
Walpole-Varo, George 3638	EB2
Walpole-Varo, George [Walpole-Yaro?] 3638,[*], Badge No. 45063 9RS Pte 4.8.15-3.8.16 sickness xvi did not serve overseas – Walpole-Varo, George, 9th RS, 3638, Pte, enlisted 4.8.15, discharged 3.8.16, cause: Sickness Para 392 xvi KR Index card for discharge Originally written Walpole-Vara but corrected to Walpole-Varo. Born Roosky, Roscommon. Trade: Valet & Clerk. Previous service Volunteer 4 years [QER?] + Army Pay Corps 119 days discharged “being unfitted for the duties of the corps.” Attested Pte 4^th Aug 15, 39 years old Resident 50 George Square, Edinburgh. Wife: Lizzie Walpole-Varo, 50 George Sq. Embodied service 4.8.15 – 3.8.16 (1 year), Home Service, KR Para 392 xvi medically unfit. Age now 40. Character Good. Religion RC. ‘due to his obesity he was unable to carry out his training. His weight at the time was 18 stone. He could not keep up with his fellows on a march…abdomen measuring fifty inches in girth… His feet also give him trouble in that they are easily chafed. He is quite unfit for military service’. Signed Stobs 20.7.16 Attestation and Pension records	SWB –
Walsh, George Pte 330990 8^th RS 6328 Pte, 9^th RS 6328 Pte	0639
Walshaw, B 4847	EB2
WALSHAW, B. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 351732. B. Coy. , To be Paid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WALSHAW, Pte. No. 4847. B. Coy., from 1/1/17 , To be Acting Unpaid L/Corpls, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Walter, Alexander C., Pte 335926 9^th RS 9133 Pte, 8^th RS 335926	0640
WALTER, G.B. L/Corpl. No. 351437 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Walter, Geo. B 4061	EB2
Walter, George B., L/Cpl 351437 9^th RS 4061 Pte – St Michaels	0640 –
WALTER, George Butler, e. Edinburgh, 351437, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WALTER, GEORGE BUTLER, G B, Lance Corporal, ‘351437’, 1st/9th Bn., 21, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF WILLIAM B. AND ELLEN LOUISA FOXLEY WALTER, OF 40, BONALY RD., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
WALTER, GEORGE BUTLER, LANCE CORPORAL, 351437, 9/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Walters, Herbert Pte 202693 9^th RS	0637
WALTON C.S.M. Played in Officers v. Sergeants Football Match, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WALTON C.S.M. Royal Scots ground, Fermoy. Championship Football Final to win the Brigade Cup. D. Coy. against D. Coy. Scottish Rifles. Winner – D. Coy. of the Highlanders. Score 2-1. 14th May 1917. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WALTON C.S.M. Royal Scots ground, Fermoy. Semi-final Football Match. D. Coy. against the Brigade Headquarters’ team. Winner D. Coy. Score 2-0. 9th May 1917. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WALTON C.S.M., D Coy. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Walton, Frederick Pte 352305 2^nd RS 6759 Pte, 9^th RS 5636 Pte	0640
WALTON, J M, Private, ‘350803’, 1st/9th Bn., 19, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JAMES DICKENSON WALTON, OF 86, EXETER ST., ARDWICK, MANCHESTER.	CWGC
Walton, J.M 2795	EB1
Walton, J.M 2992	EB1
WALTON, J.M. Pte. No. 350803 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Walton, J.M. 2795 H Coy	LS2
Walton, J.M. Pte 2795 DELETED	0629
Walton, John Pte 350803 9^th RS 2992	0640
WALTON, John, e. Manchester, 350803, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Walton, S 2739	EB1
Walton, S 2739 Sergt D Coy to be paid CSM 29.1.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Walton, Sandy From Manchester. No 4 Platoon, batman to Sgt Bill Hay Killed at Poser Weg Nicholls, Jonathan, ‘Cheerful Sacrifice’, 1990	–
Wanless, James Pte 44312 9^th RS 2^nd RS (2^nd RS written by hand)	0635
Ward, A.B. 3782 C Coy	LS7
WARD, ALEXANDER B. (1909). Private, 9th Battalion Royal Scots. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920) – Alexander Brodie Ward [Tom Gordon]	–
WARD, J. L/Corpl. No. 1249, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Ward, J. Pte 1249 24/2/15 (1a) Disc. to Comm 5^th Gor. Hrs. 26/3/18	2610
WARD, J.E. L/Corpl. No. 5335. A. Coy. [Qualified as 1st Class Instructor at 26th Grenade Course] 3/3/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WARD, J.E. L/Corpl. No. 5335. A.Coy., from 26/12/16 , To be Acting Paid L/Corpl, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Ward, J.W 2854	EB1
WARD, James A. (14596). 9 Southfield Gdns West, Portobello The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Ward, John Sgt 350076 9^th RS 1249 Sgt	0640
Ward, Myles L/Cpl 51918 9^th RS Pte	0636
WARD, Myles, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 51918, F/CPF, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 16/04/18, FORMERLY 37682, H.F.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WARD, MYLES, M, Lance Corporal, ‘51918’, 9th Bn., 31, 16/Apr/1918, France, SON OF ALICE WARD, OF 9, SYDNEY ST., GLASGOW, AND THE LATE MYLES WARD.	CWGC
Ward, William G., Pte 202412 7^th E. Kent. R. 8502 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0637
WARD, William George, b. St. Pancras, Middx., e. Fondon , r. Edinburgh, 202412, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/07/18, FORMERLY 8502, E. KENT REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WARD, WILLIAM GEORGE, W G, Private, ‘202412’, 9th Bn., , 25/Jul/1918, France,	CWGC
Ward, Wm G 2947	EB1
Wardell, Thos. H 4394	EB2
Wardlaw, J. Sgt 645 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 14/12/16	2610
Wardlaw, James 645,[*], Badge No. 45064 9RS CQMS 12.3.09-14.12.16 sickness xvi served overseas	SWB
Wardlaw, James CQMS 645 entered theatre as Cr. Sgt.	0629
Wardlaw, James, Q.M.-Sergeant (gassed) (discharged) 01-07 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) – Wardlaw, James, Corp 2^nd place, Quarter Mile Race The Scotsman 25 June 1914 – Papers RBS Tait (qv), performed duties CQMS vice Wardlaw on leave 11.1.16	–
WARDLAW, James. 31 Great King St. Edinburgh. (672)	RSC
Wardle, Mark C., Pte 202032 9^th RS	0637
WARDLE, Mark Clifford, b. Fairfield, Derbyshire, e. Buxton , r. Buxton, 202032, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WARDLE, MARK CLIFFORD, M C, Private, ‘202032’, 1st/9th Bn., 23, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF JOHN THOMAS AND EMMA WARDLE, OF 47, WINDSOR RD., FAIRFIELD, BUXTON.	CWGC
Wardle, Mark Clifford, Pte 202032, formerly Private 64414 2/4th Battalion Mark was born on the 28th May 1895, the only son of John Thomas (Railway Engine Stoker) and Emma (née Harrison) Wardle, at 3 Cross Street, Buxton. Mark enlisted at Derby on the 21st August 1916 into the Royal Scots, after Attesting on the 31st August, he was immediately admitted to the Army Reserve the next day and Mobilised on the 20th October 1916. Four days later he was posted to the 2/4th Battalion of the Royal Scots. Mark clearly went to Ireland with the 2/4th Battalion as he spent 17 days in Fermoy Infirmary, from the 20th August to 6th September 1917. Two months later, however, he was back in Scotland, and back in Hospital, spending almost three months in Edinburgh Military Hospital (15th November 1917 to 12th February 1918). His Service Papers do not make clear when Mark transferred to the 1/9th Battalion. ‘The Buxton Advertiser’ of the 12th August 1916, stated that although Mark had served in the Army for ” … something like 18 months … ” he had only been in France about 5 weeks. It went on to say that he had been taken ill, delaying his “… departure for the scene of hostilities, and was in hospital at Edinburgh.” “Pte. Wardle was taking part in an attack on a wood, and was killed by a machine gun bullet. This was on the 1st August and he was buried on the same evening.” For this and further information see: http://buxtonwarmemorials.mrallsophistory.com/wardle_mc.html	–
Wardrop Lt. visited trenches 7 June 1915	WD
Wardrop Major, owing to the resignation of Colonel Ferguson, senior officer, Chairman of the prizegiving. The Scotsman 13^th December 1904 – The Queen’s Edinburgh mounted infantry formed 1886 at the suggestion of Lt-Col Wardrop, late of the 9^th V.B.R.S., he commanded until January 1891. Disbanded as part of Haldane reforms, 1908. The Scotsman 30^th April 1908 Talkingscot.com	–
Wardrop, A.M Lt 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2883/2, wounded 23 July 1916 at High Wood [? HM Wardrop]	–
Wardrop, H.M, Lt, p.308 wounded at High Wood	E
Wardrop, H.M, Lt. B Coy, wounded and ‘brought back’ 23 July 1916	WD
WARDROP, H.M. Lieut. Wounded. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Wardrop, H.M., 2nd Lt. (Lt 1 May 15) 22 Oct 14	W
Wardrop, Hew M. Pte to be 2/Lt 22^nd Oct 14, London Gazette 21 Oct 14 2/Lt to be temp Lt 1 May 15, London Gazette 26 July 15 p.7314 2^nd Lt (temp Lt) to be Lt with precedence from 1^st June 16, 1^st Aug 17 The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7874 – Wardrop, HM, 2/Lt, Lt, B Coy, Adjt Volunteers [?] List of officers proceeding on active service, Records of T.W. Bennet Clark – Wardrop, H.M. 2/Lt disembarked 26.2.15, 1915 Star Medal Roll Piece 2947 – Hew Maitland Wardrop 9 R Scots 2/Lt, R Scots Lt, R Scot Capt 1915 Star France 26.2.15 SHR [?] Elegible 1.7.19 L.G. 1.7.19MIC – 9^th Bn Royal scots – Lt HM Wardrop relinquishes his commission on account of ill health contracted on active service 2^nd July 1919 and is granted rank of Capt. London Gazette 1 July 1919 p.8316 – ?Birth registered 1895 Kensington ?1911 census Hew Maitland Wardrop; b. abt 1896 Kensington, London; student, Wellington College Public School, Berkshire. ?Married Carline M McKee 1939, Kensington ?Sybil M Farrar 1918 St Martin, London ?Edith V Armfield-Marrow 1929 Kensington ?Probate died 3 Aug 1954 Edgington House, Chittlehambolt, Devonshire (Barnstaple) – Edith Vera Wardrop, widow, £891 3s 1d. – Were James W., Hew Maitland W. and North Dundas W. related? James’ father was James Maitland Wardrop. Hew b.~1896, North perhaps ~1898 ? Family tree by assemblyorder, this links all three.	–
Wardrop, James Charles (late Lt and Hon. Capt. 1^st Volunteer Battalion Royal Berkshire regiment, formerly Capt, Mounted Infantry, QRVB, RS). Some years before had raised the Mounted Infantry Company of the Queen’s Rifle Volunteer Battalion, subsequently served as a Lieutenant in the 1st Volunteer Battalion The Berkshire Regiment. Major 19 October 1901. Address 1902: New Club. Assumed command on resignation of Ferguson 3^rd-16^th Dec 1904, but unable to take command due to civil commitments. Granted honorary rank of Lieut-Col 21 January 1905. 1 Aug 1905 Volunteer Decoration awarded. Gazetted out as part of TF changes, resigned 20 March 1908. Attached to Depot RS Nov 1902. Served as Private QRVB, RS 1872-74; Second Lt 1^st Mid-Lothian Volunteer Artillery, 1876-78; Private, Fife Light Horse, 1878-86; Lt and Capt, Mounted Infantry, QRVB, RS, which he raised and commanded, 1886-91; Second Lt Fife Light Horse, 1891-95; Second Lt and Lt, 1^st Volunteer Bn Royal Berkshire Regiment, 1900-01. Born 2 Aug 1854. Son of James Maitland Wardrop. (Edinburgh Academy; Edin Univ.) Writer to the Signet. General Secretary in London to the Life Association of Scotland. Appointed to the battalion # 25 – Wardrop, James Charles 1866-70 Cl2-5 b.2 Aug 1854, s. of Maitland Wardrop, The Lodge, Forbes Rd. Edin Uni; WS 1879; Jt Sec Life Assoc of Scot, Edin 1883; Gen Sec Lond 1890; also Hon Sec Life Offices Assoc Lond; AIA Lond; Lt Fife Light Horse 1891-6; Lt-Col (retd) 9 RSVB; VD; m.(1) 1884 Elizabeth Evelyn, 2^nd dau of J.T. Hopwood MP of Ketton Hall, Rutland; (2) Mildred 3^rd dau of George hanbury of Blythewood, Burnham, Bucks. Address: Lonehill, Langley, Bucks. Edinburgh Academy Register – JAMES CHARLES WARDROP Extraordinary, 1878; W.S., 1879; joint secretary Life Association of Scotland., 1882; and general secretary in London, 1890; associate of Institute of Actuaries, 1905; Commanded South Bucks National Reserve; d. 1939. Speculative Society	F
Wardrop, James Pte 62567 9^th RS attd 5^th Gor. Hrs.	0636
Wardrop, N, 2/Lt. ‘shell shock’ 25 July 1916	WD
Wardrop, N.D 2230	EB1
Wardrop, N.D Lt 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2883/2, wounded 26 July 1916 at High Wood – 2^nd Lt (acting Capt) to be Lt (acting Capt) with precedence from 1^st June 16, 1^st Aug 17. Relinquishes acting rank of Capt 1 Aug 17. The London Gazette 31 July 1917 page 7874 – Gazetted 2/Lt, Reserve Bn 12^th October 1914, assigned E Coy Reserve Bn 15 Nov 14. Wellington OTC. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 [there are Wellington Schools in Somerset and Ayr (latter girls school), also reformatory school in Midlothian, also former name Wrekin College in Shropshire?][HM Wardrop at Wellington College Public School, Berkshire] – North Dundas Wardrop Pte 9RS 1914 British Army List fold3 – N.D. Wardrop 2/Lt RS 1914 British Army List fold3 – Wardrop, ND 9RS Lt [no further info] MIC – ?An N.D. Wardrop was 2/Lt Royal Regiment of Artillery 1940-45 and a North Wardrop (Lt, Royal Artillery, 1 Armoured Division) was MiD, published 25.6.1946 TNA – ? North Dundas Wardrop of 14 Kentons Lane, New Windsor, Berks died 28.4.1958, ref Jacqueline Ann Wardrop. Probate ? North Dundas Wardrop born Oct-Noc-Dec 1897 Eton, Bucks. Birth Index ? North D. Wardrop married Gwyneth M Davies, Sevenoaks, Kent 1931 ? North D Wardrop married Jacquelin A Johnston Eton, Bucks 1946 ?North Wardrop born abt 1898 to James (born Scotland, secretary, life ins coy) and Mildred at Burnham, Bucks, living Love Hill House, Langley, Bucks 1901 Census – Pte North Dundas Wardrop to be 2/Lt 10.10.14 9RS London Gazette 9.10.14	–
Wardrop, N.D, Lt. joined for duty 6 June 1916	WD
WARDROP, N.D. 2nd/Lieut. [Temp. Lieut.] to be acting Captain, 11/4/17, promoted, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WARDROP, N.D. Lieut. , returned from Course of Instruction in Bombing on 12/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WARDROP, N.D. Lieut., transferred to _ Battalion The Royal Scots from _ Battalion The Royal Scots 29/12/16 [censorship in place], The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WARDROP, N.D. Lieut. Wounded. The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
WARDROP, N.D. Qualified to assist Anti Gas Instructor, at Cork. 16/3/17 , returned from Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wardrop, N.D., 2nd Lt. (Lt 1 July 15) 10 Oct 14	W
Wardrop, North D. Second Lt to be temporary Lt dated 1^st July 1915 London Gazette 6 Aug 1915 p.7751	–
Wardrope, Alexander 18942 Sgt. 1/9^th R.Scots	0631
Wardrope, John Pte 62693 9^th RS	0636
Wareham, G 2740	EB1
WARES, A.B. Pte. No. 351851 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WARES, Alex B. O.B.E. (6563). 2 Lammerview Terrace, Gullane, East Lothian. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
WARES, Alex. B. 32 Rintoul Place. Edinburgh. (6563)	RSC
Wares, Alexander 3082	EB1
Wares, Alexander B. H?., L/Cpl 350851 9^th RS 3082 Pte	0640
Waring Pte Comedy / songs at Bn concert 2/9^th 23 June 16 YMCA tent, Terling The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
WARING Pte. Helped organise concert. Singer with patter in between. Battalion Concert, Friday 25th August – held in the Dry Canteen, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wark, John Pte 62671 9^th RS	0636
Warr, Albert J., Pte 43209 9^th RS 2974 Pte, 2^nd RS	0635
Warr, Albert John 2974	EB1
WARR, G, Private, ‘335632’, 1st/9th Bn., 19, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF GEORGE AND ELIZA WARR, OF 8, STUDFIELD HILL, WADSLEY, SHEFFIELD.	CWGC
WARR, George, b. Carbrook, Yorks, e. Sheffield , r. Sheffield, 335632, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 26491, YORK & FANC. REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Warrack John 3753 – VM EBay	EB2 –
WARRACK, J. Pte. No. 3753, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Warrack, John Pte 351232 9^th RS 3753 A/Cpl – Enlistment 29.5.15-24.9.19 discharge, wounds 392 xvi B1, age 37 SWB Roll	0640 –
Warwick, Andrew 3913	EB2
Waterhouse, E. Pte 3171 1/8 Notts. Derby 28/6/15 (1) 9^th RS 353360 Pte Disemb. 19/2/19	2610
Waterhouse, Edgar Pte 353360 8^th N. &. Derby R. 3171 Pte, 8^th RS 353360, 9^th RS 353360	0640
WATERS, J, Private, ‘353256’, 9th Bn., , 4/Jun/1918, France,	CWGC
WATERS, J. Pte. No. 350279 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [see Watters]	–
Waters, J. Pte 3907 5^th Nor. Fus. 11/11/15 (1) 9^th RS 353256 Pte Died 4/6/18	2610
Waters, James Pte 353256 5^th North’d.Fus. 3904 Pte, 9^th RS 353256	0640
WATERS, James, b. Hebbum, Durham, e. Walker-on-Tyne , r. Hebbum, Durham, 353256, PRIVATE, Died, Germany, 04/06/18, FORMERLY 3904, NORTHUMBERFAND FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Waters, John Pte Wounded Daily Record 10.5.15 [Can find no MIC]	–
WATERSON, W. Pte. No. 351278 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Waterston, William D., Pte 44313 9^th RS attd 46^th Inf. Bde. Hqrs. Pte	0641
Waterston, William K., 351278 9^th RS 3821 Pte	0640
WATERSTON, WILLIAM K., W K, Private, ‘351278’, 9th Bn., 24, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JOHN WATERSTON, OF 5, WEST NEWINGTON PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
WATERSTON, William King, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 351278, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Waterston, William Pte 62700 9^th RS	0636
Waterston, Wm. K 3821	EB2
Watkin, Ernest Pte 251262 9^th RS 1/4^th RS	0638
Watson L/Cpl Frequent mentions by Beatson, share dug-out, fellow guide Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009	–
Watson Lieut. With detachment to Windsor for Colours, 19th June 1909.	F
Watson Lt See Ewen-Watson, George John	FCP
Watson Pte 9^th Royal Scots sports and pipe-playing competition, held at Barry Camp The Scotsman 1 Aug 1921	–
Watson Sgt Charles Haig (qv)(was A Coy in 1916) to be A/Sgt vice Watson 30.4.17 1/9RS BEF	–
Watson, A Private 9th	NBW-S
Watson, A Pte Wounded in the head in the recent fighting at Ypres. Dated 6^th May 1915. See also EED 6.5.15 – Pte A. Watson wounded in the head. Mother resides at 36 Balfour St, Leith, has two other sons in the service: 1^st RS and 7^th RS. The Scotsman 7 May 1915 One brother a sergt in 1^st RS, came from India with his regt, recently home from the front on leave; other brother 1/7 RS. EED 7.5.15 – Wounded in the head, Watson of 38 Balfour St, Leith. In the employment of Mr J. Cochrane, Kirkgate. 21yo EED 5 May 15	NBW
WATSON, A, Private, ‘375295’, 9th Bn., , 22/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
WATSON, A, Private, ‘49195’, 9th Bn., , 28/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
WATSON, A. Pte. No. 1736, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WATSON, A. Pte. No. 351149 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Watson, A. L/Sgt 3380 13/10/15 (1a) Disem 30/3/19	2610
Watson, A. Pte 1736 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 22/7/15	2610
Watson, A.F 2/Lt wounded 22/4/1917 154^th Bde War Diary WO 95/2884/1	–
Watson, A.F, 4th RS joined for duty 27 Mar 1917, wounded 21 Apr 1917	WD
Watson, Adam 3380	EB2
Watson, Adam Sgt 350990 9^th RS 3380 Sgt	0640
Watson, Alexander Pte 353456 9^th RS	0640
Watson, Alexander Pte 49195 1/8^th RS 1/9^th RS	0635
WATSON, Alexander, b. Govan, Glasgow, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 49195, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 28/03/18, FORMERLY S/255300, R.A.S.C., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Watson, Alfred 1736,[*], Badge No. 108207 Pte 9RS 22.4.14-22.7.15 wounds xvi served overseas	SWB
Watson, Alfred, Pte 1736	0629
WATSON, Alfred. 5 Warriston Gardens. Edinburgh. (3337)	RSC
Watson, Andrew 3330	EB2
Watson, Andrew Pte 375295 9^th RS	0640
WATSON, Andrew, b. Edinburgh, e. Finlithgow , r. Bo’ness, Finlithgowshire, 375295, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Watson, Archibald 3629	EB2
Watson, Archibald Pte 351149 9^th RS 3629 Pte – 3.8.15-18.4.18 sickness age 23 served overseas SWB	0640 –
WATSON, D. L/Corpl. No. 352445 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WATSON, D.A. Pte. No. 3721, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. – David A.M. Watson RS Pte 3721, 351211 VM&BWM MIC – David Watson 351211 RS, 88 Warrender Park Rd, Edin. Medical record unreadable 6.1.18 Birmingham War Hosp 9.1.18, 16.1.18-25.1.18 Next of kin Wm? Watson, 88 crossed out, 85 Warrender Park Rd. List of injuries/sickness from 16.8.16 to 2.11.16 Disemb. 14.5.19 L/Cpl 11/RS, 88 Warrender Park Rd, born 1896, theatre Germany First joined 5.9.15 Service record	–
Watson, D.A.M, Cpl (not at Arras) Nicholls, Jonathan, ‘Cheerful Sacrifice’, 1990, Acknowledgements	–
Watson, David ‘David Watson, who fought at the Somme, Arras, Passchendaele and Ypres in 1918, has an equanimity disturbed only by one memory. In July 1916 he was with B Company, the 9th Royal Scots, for the attack on High Wood in the battle of the Somme. “Of the 232 of us who went up, only 11 came back. I was the ninth of those 11. The wood was lined with German machineguns. It took us until 9 September and the arrival of the tanks to take it. In the meantime we were losing 1,000 men a day. Yes, I suppose I do feel bitter about that.”’ The Independent, 21 January 2012 http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/features/the-war-story-that-inspired-birdsong-6292669.html Watson, D.A.M., L/Cpl David Watson No. 3721, 9^th, 12^th and 11^th Battalions Royal Scots Macdonald, Lyn, ‘Somme’, 1983 Watson, David Interview on film ‘Lions Led By Donkeys’ (1985) ‘wounded at the Capture of Y Ravine at Beaumont Hamel, he mention the Floors of the Tunnels in Y Ravine being carpeted with Blue Circle Cement Bags’ [PBI] Great War Forum GWF	–
Watson, David A 3721	EB2
Watson, David A.M., Pte 351211 9^th RS 3721 Pte, 12^th RS 351211, 11^th RS 351211	0640
Watson, David Pte 352445 9^th RS 5776 Pte	0640
WATSON, E. Corpl. No. 351752. A.Coy. [Qualified Platoon Commander], at Dublin, 13/4/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – Watson, Ernest 351752 Pte 9.12.15-6.8.18 sickness age 37 served overseas SWB	–
WATSON, E. L/Corpl. (unpaid) No. 4893. B Coy. To be paid Acting Lance Corporal 12/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WATSON, G. Pte. No. 350742 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Watson, G.G., Pte, F Coy annual supper and presentation of prizes at Bisset’s Rooms, Edinburgh, The Scotsman 14 Feb 1902	–
Watson, G.K ? Could be George Knight Watson, Trooper, 20592, 19^th Company, 6^th Imperial Yeomanry, QSA. http://www.roll-of-honour.com/cgi-bin/boerwardetail.cgi ? However Bennett lists the 19^th Coy (Lothian and Berwick) as a first contingent unit arriving in South Africa 19^th March 1900, before the 9^th RS were formed. The first contingent had no drafts. The minimum age for the Imperial Yeomanry was 20. Bennett, Will, ‘Absent-Minded Beggars’, 1999DEATHS 1902: WATSON—On May 7, at Charlestown, South Africa, of enteric fever, George Knight Watson, 19th Company Imperial Yeomanry, in his 21st year, second son of George Watson, 5, Viewforth Terrace, Edinburgh. http://www.eggsa.org/newspapers/index.php/south-african-magazine/317-south-africa-1902-2-april-june Watson, G.K, Trooper, 20592 19^th (Lothian & Berwickshire) Company, 6^th Bn Imperial Yeomanry South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 Died of disease 5/02 Ancestry Watson, G.K, Pte died 7 May 02 Charles town, 6^th Bn Imp Yeo, 20592 Ancestry The hospital at Charles town was No 1 Stationary Hospital (22.7.00-1.2.01) and thence No 18 General Hospital – Deaths. George Knight Watson at Charlestown, South Africa, 19^th Company Imperial Yeomanry, in his 21^st year, second son of George Watson, 5 Viewforth Terrace, Edin. Died 7^th inst. Dundee Evening Post 12.5.02 – Edinburgh Boy Dies at the Front George Knight Watson, died from enteric fever on 7^th of this month… When he volunteered for the front he was one of the staff of Archibald Aikman & Co, St Andrew Square. On one occasion he was lost for four days on the veldt in a thick mist, his only food for that time being the raw flesh of a goat which he had shot. He was an old pupil of George Watson’s College, and a son of George Watson, Viewforth Terrace, Edin. Edinburgh Evening News 23.5.02 – Australian Wine Importers, The, London; Arch. Aikman & Co., 2 St Andrew sq. and 19 Meuse lane, sole wholesale consignees for Scotland PO Directory – Second son of George Watson Scotsman 10.5.02 – 19^th Coy Imp Yeo 20592 George Watson, dangerously ill Charlestown 5^th May Dundee Courier 8.5.02 – Geo K Watson 19 Imp Yeo Tpr 20592 born Edinburgh, enlisted 24.1.01, d.7.5.02, next of kin George. Fa George, bro John, sis Jane K, bro Wm J. Register Soldiers’ Effects – Mercantile Clerk, estate £301 7s 6d to father George Watson, builder, 5 Viewforth Terr, Edin. Probate – Born 11.09.1881 Births – George K Watson b~1882 to Geo (builder) and Williamna [?Williamina] Edinburgh, address Merchiston Ave No 1, second son, also Wm, John, Jane K. 1891 Census – Commemorated with parents (Geo and Williamina of Edin 1838-1922, 1848-1924) in Edmonton, Canada, 1881-1901 FindAGrave – ? Beware there was a Geo K Watson RS 49096 in 1914-18 war	?
Watson, G.K, Pte, deceased, formerly of ‘B’ Coy 9^th VB RS, Imperial Yeomanry	FSA
Watson, Geo. 4252	EB2
Watson, George 3555	EB2
Watson, George 2861	EB1
Watson, George Pte 350742 9^th RS 2861	0640
WATSON, George, e. Edinburgh , r. Hawick, 350742, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 11/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WATSON, GEORGE, G, Private, ‘350742’, 9th Bn., 23, 11/Apr/1917, France, SON OF HELEN WATSON, OF RILLBANK, DENHOLM, HAWICK, ROXBURGHSHIRE, AND THE LATE GEORGE WATSON.	CWGC
WATSON, GEORGE, PRIVATE, 350742, 11/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WATSON, J, Private, ‘335319’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Watson, J.D.M L/Cpl 199 Edin Univ RoH	ww1
Watson, J.W 4274	EB2
Watson, James L/Cpl 352436 9^th RS 5767 Pte, attd 2/2^nd S.M.F.Amb. – James Watson Pte 352436 MM awarded for service between 2.7 and 7.8.1917, date of award 21.8.17 51^st WD	0640
WATSON, JOHN DAVID MONCUR (b. 1891). Boroughmuir School. Student of Arts and Science, 1909-14; M.A. (Hons. Maths.) 1914; B.Sc. 1914. 9th Royal Scots, Private 1908. Mobilised Aug. 1914; L/Corporal. Died at Edinburgh on 19th February 1915. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) Watson, John D.M., L/Cpl, 9^th RS B.Sc. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914 scottishwargraves – John David Moncur Watson 9^th VB (Hrs) R.Scots, A Coy. No 1602 1 Keir St?, Midlothian. Pupil at Boroughmuir H.G. School, 17 years 3 months Signed 7 Wemyss Pl. 5.3.1908, witness Sjt Maj Crosbie, given Regimental No 1602 [this will be one of the last VF numbers?] Pension record beginning 1908, a good, clear VF record John D.M. Watson No 199 L/Cpl A Coy 9RS Born Canongate, 17 yrs 4 mnths, residing 1 Keir St, Edinburgh. Previous 9^th VB RS. Witness Buchanan. Attested 7^th April 1908 as Pte at Edinburgh. Former service 5.3.08-31.3.08 Joined TF 7.4.08 Annual training Hillend 19.7.08-2.8.08, Aberdour 18.7.09-1.8.09, West Linton 17.7.10-31.7.10, Riccarton 23.7.11-6.8.11, Stobs 21.7.12-4.8.12 Embodied service 5.8.14-28.11.14 Discharge 28.11.14 Edinburgh, signed on form 4.2.15 At discharge 23yrs10mnths, 105 Buccleuch St, Edinburgh. Medically unfit ‘presystolic & systolic mitral bruits’ [presystolic (diastolic) & systolic mitral (valve) bruits, i.e. heart murmurs] KR Para 392 xvi Pension record 1908, for TF – John David Moncur Watson MA BSc single 19.2.1915 Royal Infirmary Edinburgh (usual address 105 Buccleuch St). Father John Watson (butcher), mother Annie Watson (Moncur)(105 Buccleauch St). Morbus Cordis [heart disease, catch-all phrase] Death certificate	–
WATSON, JOHN DAVID MONCUR, J D M, Lance Corporal, ‘199’, “A” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 24, 19/Feb/1915, United Kingdom, SON OF ANNIE MONCUR WATSON OF 11, MEADOW PLACE, EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE JOHN WATSON. M.A. (HONS.), B.SC. (EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY).	CWGC
Watson, John McD., Pte 62803 9^th RS	0641
Watson, John Pte 335319 8^th RS 7855 Pte, 9^th RS – 24.3.18 Army Council regards as having died on or since for official purposes dated 5.6.19 FMP	0639 –
Watson, John W., A/Sgt 351520 9^th RS 4274 Pte	0640
Watson, John William, Acting Sergeant b. 1891 Glasgow Pte 4274, 351520, apparently gassed during the war. A Clerk by trade. Attested at Edinburgh 16/12/1915, mobilized 10/02/1916, to BEF 03/02/1917. Posted to 332 P-of-W Coy during April 1919 then discharged 30/08/1919 with rank of Acting Sergeant Great War Forum	–
WATSON, John, b. Innerleithen, Peeblesshire, e. Innerleithen , r. Innerleithen, 335319, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Watson, John, Private (Innerleithen) 8th Royal Scots. 1918. March 24 (Sunday). John Watson was the oldest son of Mr Thos. Watson, now of 1 Castle Street, Selkirk, and was born at Innerleithen in January, 1890. He was employed at Waverley Mills, Innerleithen, also with Lowe, Donald & Co., Peebles, and at the time of enlisting was head warehouseman at Waverley Mills, Innerleithen. He enlisted in the 3/8th Royal Scots on 28th February, 1916; was transferred to the 1/9th Royal Scots in December, 1916, and drafted to France. He was invalided home with septic poisoning in April, 1917. He was drafted again to France in July, 1917, and was wounded with shrapnel in September, 1917; was acting as stretcher- bearer in March, 1918, and was reported wounded and missing in the engagement of 24th March, 1918, and not since reported. On the 25th the Germans carried Bapaume in a night attack; later, their advance, though less rapid than on the previous two days, continued on the whole front from Ervillers (north of Bapaume) to the Oise. From the beginning of the attack the Germans claimed 45,000 prisoners. Gunn, Dr., ‘The Book of Remembrance for Tweeddale’, 1925 https://archive.org/stream/bookofremembranc1925gunn/bookofremembranc1925gunn_djvu.txt	–
WATSON, John. St. Andrews Prov. Tr. College. Park Place. Dundee 9th & R.A.M.C. (9133)	RSC
WATSON, R. Pte. No. 3830 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Watson, Rob. F.M., L/Cpl, 9^th RS Arts, University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914	–
Watson, Robert 3830	EB2
Watson, Robert d.4.8.18 died of wounds http://www.coldstreamhistorysociety.co.uk/index.php/war-memorials/profile/kelso-robert-watson	–
Watson, Robert F.M, A/L/Cpl 1187, entered theatre as Pte DELETED ‘Entered in error’ BWM&VM Medal Roll	0629
WATSON, ROBERT FRENCH MONCUR. George Watson’s College. Student of Arts, 1912-16; M.A. 1916. Schoolmaster. 9th Royal Scots (T), Private 1910; L/Corporal. Mobilised Aug. 1914. Invalided out April 1915. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) [Cannot find MIC]	–
Watson, Robert Pte 351283 9^th RS 3830 Pte	0640
WATSON, Robert, b. Kelso, e. Edinburgh , r. Kelso, 351283, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 04/08/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WATSON, ROBERT, R, Private, ‘351283’, 1st/9th Bn., 21, 4/Aug/1917, Belgium, SON OF GEORGE WATSON, OF KELSO.	CWGC
Watson, T.W Corp awarded DCM	NBW
Watson, T.W Corporal 9th	NBW-S
WATSON, T.W. Pte. No. 1879. 1/1/16 Awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Watson, T.W. L/Cpl 350344 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 19/3/19	2610
Watson, T.W., Corporal, awarded DCM, dated 24/1/16. See also EED 24 Jan 16 Awarded the D.C.M. His home address is 88 Warrender Park Road, Edinburgh. [Alongside record for J. Lawson Cairns] – D.C.M. citation: ‘1879 Cpl. T.W. Watson 1^st/9^th Bn. TF (Highlanders) For conspicuous gallantry and good work. Lance-Serjeant Black and Cpl. Watson were always ready to volunteer for any hazardous work. (11.3.16)’ [See also Black, J.R.] – Watson, Thomas W. 9RS L/Cpl, Sjt, 1878 [not 1879], 350344 15Star&BWM&VM Disemb, France 24.2.15 MIC – There was a Capt T.W. Watson RS but he disembarked with 8RS 4.11.14 – Cpl TW Watson 1879 1/9RS DCM citation Daily Record 13.3.16	NBW –
Watson, Thomas 3433	EB2
Watson, Thomas W., Sgt 350344 9^th RS 1878 Sgt, attd 51^st Div. Hqrs.	0640
WATSON, W. Pte. No. 352481 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WATSON, W. Glennie. 7 Glebe Cres. Airdrie. 2/9th. (1229)	RSC
Watson, W.G. 4091 D Coy	LS7
Watson, William L/Cpl 352481 9^th RS 5812 Pte, 11^th RS 352481	0640
Watson, Wm. Glennie 4091	EB2
WATT, G. Pte. No. 4373, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WATT, G. McR., G M, Lance Corporal, ‘351551’, 9th Bn., , 31/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Watt, Geo. M 4373	EB2
WATT, George Mcr., b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh , r. Hull, Yorks, 351551, F/CPF, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 31/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Watt, George McR., Pte 351551 9^th RS 4373 Pte	0640
WATT, H E, Corporal, ‘350341’, 9th Bn., 30, 22/Apr/1917, France, BROTHER OF IAN E. WATTS, OF LEITH, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
WATT, H.E. Corpl. No. 350341 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WATT, H.E. Pte. No. 1868, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Watt, H.E. Pte 350341 24/2/15 (1) D of W 22/4/17	2610
Watt, H.M. Temp 2/Lt relinquishes comm from 9^th (D.F.) 24 Apr 21 and retains rank 2/Lt (correcting Gaz 21.6.21) London Gazette 26.7.21 – Watt, Hector Maclean Temp 2/Lt relinquishes comm from 9^th (D.F.) 24 Apr 21 London Gazette 21.6.21 – Watt, Hector Maclean to be Temp 2/Lt 9^th (D.F.) 15.4.21 London Gazette 12.5.21	–
Watt, Harry E., Cpl 350341 9^th RS 1868 Cpl	0640
WATT, Harry Edward, b. Cupar, Fifeshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 350341, CPF., Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 22/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WATT, J, Private, ‘19680’, 9th Bn., 24, 27/Oct/1918, Belgium, SON OF WILLIAM WATT, OF 33, CHALMERS ST., DUNFERMLINE, FIFE.	CWGC
Watt, James 19680 Pte. 16^th R.Scots 9^th R.Scots	0631
Watt, James Pte 51929 10/11^th HLI 39646 Pte 9^th RS	0636
WATT, James, b. Dunfermline, e. Edinburgh , r. Dunfermline, 19680, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 27/10/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WATT, JAMES, PRIVATE, 19680, 27/Oct/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Watt, Joseph Pte 352095 9^th RS 5409 Pte	0640
Watt, P Pte 325326 Briars Cottage hospital 4.5.18-1.7.18, from Haddington	–
Watt, Peter Pte 325326 9^th RS	0639
WATT, R. Pte. No. 352401 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Watt, Robert A/Cpl 352222 9th RS 5551 Pte, 12^th RS 352222	0640
Watt, Robert W., Pte 352401 9^th RS 5732 Pte	0640
WATT, S. L/Corpl. No. 35?686 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Watt, T. Cpl 9^th RS in France, member of staff of Southern Reporter serving with the King’s Forces. Southern Reporter 15.10.15 [see also Park, Alexander Crabbe]	–
Watt, T.G. Pte 350034 24/2/15 (1) P-D 24/3/18	2610
Watt, T.G., Pte 01-05 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Watt, Thomas G., L/Cpl 350034 9^th RS 625 Pte	0640
WATT, Thomas Goodall, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350034, F/CPF, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WATT, THOMAS GOODALL, LANCE CORPORAL, 350034, 24/Mar/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WATT, THOMAS GOODALL, T G, Lance Corporal, ‘350034’, 9th Bn., 27, 24/Mar/1918, France, SON OF MARY GOODALL WATT, OF 30, WAVERLEY PLACE, EDINBURGH, AND THE LATE ROBERT WATT.	CWGC
WATT, W, Lance Corporal, ‘351109’, 9th Bn., , 25/May/1917, France,	CWGC
Watt, William J., Pte 352209 9^th RS 5533 Pte – BWM&VM MIC – Watt, John 352209 RS [not Wm?] Enlistment 17.11.15-30.10.19 discharge, sickness 392 xvi B1, age 35 SWB Roll [probably not mobilised until 1916]	0640 –
Watt, William John Watt, William. Born in Penicuik in 1895, he enlisted in 9^th Battalion The Royal Scots in 1916 and was sent to France. Gravely wounded at Arras in 1917, he lost both hands and most of one arm. Accepting that he would have to earn a living, he enrolled at Edinburgh College of Art. Working with a brush strapped to his remaining forearm, he learned to paint. Later he branched out into decorating household wares such as bowls and dishes. Became a resident of Kitchener Crescent in Longniddry. ‘Coastal Ward 1914-1918’ exhibition by the Coastal Communities Museum Trust, showing the impact of WW1 on East Lothian communities. North Berwick Library – 2014. – “William John Watt, born in Penicuik in 1895, was the younger son of William Watt, a General Labourer, and Ann Watt of 7 Hamilton Place, Penicuik. He had four older sisters, Jane, Ann, Wilhelmina and Alison, and a brother, James. His father had died before the 1901 Census and his mother then went back to working as a Confectioner. William was glad to leave school and went to work in Cowan’s Paper Mill then at the Moat Colliery, Loanhead. He enlisted in the 9th (Dandy Ninth) Royal Scots at Glencorse early in 1916, and saw active service in France. Gravely wounded at the battle of Arras in 1917, he lost both hands and most of one arm, leaving him severely disabled and was in hospital until October 1919 before being discharged. Knowing that opportunities for regular employment for a disabled man like him were slim, Watt resolved to learn to paint, enrolling in classes at the Edinburgh College of Art. Working with a brush strapped to his remaining forearm, he achieved a modest level of competence in easel painting of watercolours and oil paintings. It was only around 1930, that William realised that he would stand a much better chance of earning a living by selling his work in the form of useful or decorative household wares – as he saw others making a success of this kind of enterprise – and he decided to transfer his skills to paint on pots, rather than paper or canvas. Along with other survivors of the War, he was housed in Longniddry, East Lothian, where a colony of veterans’ homes had been established. Longniddry was, incidentally, the village where the first of the Women’s Rural branches in Scotland, founded in 1917, offered classes for teaching how to paint on pots; hand-painted wares were marketed, under the enthusiastic leadership of Catherine Blair, as ‘Hamearts’, or home made craft, and sold through outlets such as stalls at Agricultural Shows, and other events. However, according to his family, William had not chosen to join the ladies in their classes: he was self-taught, using one or two of the popular manuals on ceramic decoration in circulation at the time. The photograph of Watt in his studio shows the ingenious devices by which he overcame his handicap, in order to manipulate the brush and support the piece he was working on. An old wind-up gramophone served as a turntable, allowing him to reach all parts of the pot. In these makeshift surroundings, over a period of several years till the m id-1930s, Watt produced a substantial output of painted pots, including table-wares, vases, ginger jars, and other items: small pieces decorated with surprisingly intricate patterns, as well as larger items, such as ginger jars, in a broader, and simpler style. They were displayed in a glass-fronted showcase on a post in the front garden of his house. Despite the trauma he experienced in the war, Watt’s sense of humour remained intact – he marked his painted pots ‘Stump’. Watt sold his pottery to passing trade from the confectionary and newsagent’s shop he and his family ran in the village. He also received orders from further afield, and even from abroad – possibly helped by one of the charities established to assist wounded veterans. Sources: Text and images © H R Jack 2012. Image of ‘Stump’ courtesy William Watt Junior.” http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/Midlothian/Communication-Art/William-Watt or http://www.scotlandswar.co.uk/watt_w.html – References at http://www.el4.org.uk/el4-cd/ln_index.html Written and researched by David M Robertson – Described in McVeigh, Patrick, ‘Look After the Bairns’, 1999	–
Watt, William L/Cpl 351109 9^th RS 3552 Pte – BWM&VM MIC – KIA see CWGC, SD etc.	0640 –
WATT, William, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 351109, F/CPF, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/05/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WATT, WILLIAM, LANCE CORPORAL, 351109, 25/May/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Watt, Wm. 3552	EB2
WATTERS, J. Pte. No. 1700, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Watters, J. Pte 350279 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 15/3/19	2610
Watters, John Pte 350279 9^th RS 1700 – 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Disch. MIC – See Waters, J	0640 –
Watters, Thomas L/Cpl 335127 8^th RS 7485 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Watterson, John Pte 46055 1/9^thRS	0635
Watts, S 2741	EB1
Watts, S 2741 B Coy	LS6
WATTS, S, Lance Corporal, ‘350686’, 1st/9th Bn., , 9/Apr/1917, France, date_of_death2 10/04/1917	CWGC
Watts, S. Pte 350686 4/12/15 (1) K in A 9/4/17	2610
Watts, Syd Gentle chap from Manchester. B Coy Lewis Gun Team 1916 J.Quinn IWM doc 5992	–
Watts, Sydney Pte 350686 9^th RS 350686 – 15Star&VM&BWM France 4.12.15 KIA MIC – L/Cpl, NW England, Mo Ellen Watts Pension Ledger – L/Cpl KIA Mo Ellen Register Effects	0640 –
WATTS, Sydney, e. Manchester, 350686, F/CPF, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WAUGH, A. Pte. No. 351725 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Waugh, A.S 4832	EB2
Waugh, Archibald S., Pte 351725 9^th RS 4832 Pte	0640
WAUGH, ARCHIBALD STENHOUSE, A S, Private, ‘351725’, 9th Bn., 36, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF WILLIAM WAUGH, OF HOLEFIELD, SPROUSTON, KELSO.	CWGC
WAUGH, Archibald Stenhouse, b. Sprouston, Roxburghshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Jedburgh, 351725, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Waugh, Daniel 2254 – Waugh, Daniel 2254 Pte France 24.2.15; LC 271511 Pte Dis 27.11.17 9RS Piece 2836 Labour Corps Medal Roll (15Star)	EB1 –
Waugh, Daniel, Pte 2254/271511, 182^nd Coy Labour Corps, ex 9^th R. Scots, badge 289768 enlisted 1.9.14, discharged 27.11.17 wounds, served overseas. Labour Corps (Nottingham)	SWB
Waugh, James M., Pte 48622 16^th RS (changed by hand) 9^th RS	0635
Waugh, Jas. B 4553	EB2
Waugh, John W. 352669 – included here for six digit number Enlistment 10.12.15-21.3.19 discharge, sickness 392 xvi a, age 22 SWB Roll – John William Waugh RS Disch 21.3.19 352669 Pte, res Harehills, Leeds, disability Pension Ledger – 4139 same as 352669? – these are not in sequence, different age, Leeds instead of Newcastle?	?
Waugh, John William – Waugh, John H 4139 [looks like H on EB2] – Waugh, John William 4139 9RS 134 Rye Hill, Newcastle. Draper. Mo Margaret Hope Waugh 18.1.16 Edin. 27yr2mos Home 15.1.16- Attest Pte 1.12.15 army res next day moob 15.1.16 embodied 9RS same day. Leave 24-27.11.16. Unpd A/L/Cpl 23.12.16 Service Record – 4139 same as 352669? – these are not in sequence	– EB2 –
Waugh, John Pte 62558 9^th RS attd 5^th Gor. Hrs. – VM&BWM MIC	0636 –
Waugh, Richard 3153	EB1
Wayman, Fred J. 353063, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 219918 Pte 9RS 10.2.15-28.7.17 sickness xvi served overseas – LN Lan R Pte 20117, RS 353063 15Star&BWM&VM SWB MIC with ref to identical Wagman – See Wagman	SWB
Weatherston, Maxwell Pte 58971 9^th RS	0636
WEATHERSTON, Maxwell, b. Glasgow, e. Glasgow, 58971, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 2/13491, T.R, 54190, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WEATHERSTON, MAXWELL, M, Private, ‘58971’, “D” Coy. 1st/9th Bn., 19, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. JAMES R. WEATHERSTON, OF 63, FORGE ST., GERMISTON, GLASGOW.	CWGC
WEATHERSTON, Wm. R. Drumsheugh. Peebles. (3057)	RSC
Weaver, John L/Cpl 352132 9^th RS 5452 Pte	0640
WEAVER, John, b. Paisley, e. Paisley, 352132, F/CPF, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 03/08/17, FORMERLY 24631, R. SCOT. FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WEAVER, JOHN, J, Lance Corporal, ‘352132’, 9th Bn., 21, 3/Aug/1917, Belgium, SON OF LUKE WEAVER, OF 3, THREAD ST., PAISLEY.	CWGC
WEAVER, W, Private, ‘352242’, 9th Bn., , 10/Jan/1918, France, SON OF MRS. D. WEAVER, OF 4, BALFERN FOLD, CHURCH ST., WESTHOUGHTON, LANCS.	CWGC
Weaver, William Pte 352242 9^th RS 5572 Pte, attd 2/2^nd H.F.Coy.R.E.	0640
WEAVER, William, b. Manchester, e. Darlaston, Staffs, 352242, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 10/01/18, FORMERLY 9557, H.F.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Webb, Arthur 302751. Attack at Poelcappelle, battalion losses 54 men incl 19 yo Webb, ‘his body lost, sucked into the morass, never to be seen again.’ Tyne Cot Cemetery and Memorial by Paul Chapman	–
Webb, Arthur Pte 302751 9^th RS	0639
WEBB, ARTHUR, A, Private, ‘302751’, 9th Bn., 19, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium,	CWGC
WEBB, Arthur, b. Limpsfield, Surrey, e. Redhill, Surrey , r. Edenbridge, Kent, 302751, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Webb, Cecil Pte 44123 1/9^th HLI 50781 Pte, 9^th RS	0635
Webb, Charles A., Pte 270304 16^th RS 9^th RS	0638
WEBB, Charles Arthur, b. Pontefract, Yorks, e. Huddersfield , r. Huddersfield, 270304, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 11375, RS. FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WEBB, CHARLES ARTHUR, C A, Private, ‘270304’, 1st/9th Bn., 20, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF CHARLES AND ADA WEBB, OF 58, ROCK TERRACE, BROCKHOLES, HUDDERSFIELD. NATIVE OF PONTEFRACT, YORKS.	CWGC
Webb, W.G, Sgt, 9^th Royal Scots A serving soldier, he was mobilised on the outbreak and almost immediately drafted to France where he fought in the Retreat from Mons, and was wounded at Ypres on Nov 6^th 1914. On recovery was in action in the Battles of Hill 60, the Somme, Arras, Passchendaele and Cambrai. He was demobilised in July 1919. 68 Lilley, near Luton. National Roll of the Great War	–
Webb, William G., A/Sgt 202186 2^nd Bed. R. 7289 Cpl, 1/9^th RS	0637
Webber, Alfred H., A/CSM 202220 11^th RS 9^th RS 4^th Suffolk Regt, 3. W.O.Cl.II	0641
Webber, Frederick R.J., Pte 44138 9^th RS	0635
Webster, (Welster?) Wm. C? 4507	EB2
Webster, B, 2^nd Lt Killed or died of wounds September 18; Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Webster, Bruce, 2/Lt 20 South Mount St, 5^th September 1918 Roll of honour, Aberdeen and district who gave their lives 1914-1919 (1926) – Webster, Bruce 52 Train Res Bn A/Sgt TR2/597, R Scots 2/Lt Widow: Mrs B Webster c/o C. Monro, 3 Hawthorn Terrace, Aberdeen MIC KIA Bn not shown att. 1/9 5 Sep 18 Soldiers Died	–
WEBSTER, BRUCE, B, Second Lieutenant, , 1st/9th Bn., 23, 5/Sep/1918, France, HUSBAND OF ELIZABETH MONRO WEBSTER, OF 190, EAST FERRY ST., BUFFALO, NEW YORK, U.S.A.	CWGC
Webster, D 2960	EB1
Webster, D 2960 B Coy	LS5
WEBSTER, D, Private, ‘19682’, 9th Bn., 24, 13/Jan/1919, Belgium, SON OF JAMES AND CHRISTINA WEBSTER, OF BEESLACK COTTAGE, PENICUIK, MID LOTHIAN. [Midlothian]	CWGC
WEBSTER, D. Pte. No. 350789 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Webster, David G 19682 Pte. 16^th R.Scots 9^th R.Scots	0631
Webster, David Gifford, Pte 19682 b. Newliston, Parish of Kirkliston 27/2/1894, d. 13/1/19 age 24, Son of James and Christina Webster, Beeslack Cottages, Penicuik; Brother of George L Webster [qv] and Thomas Webster. Memorials: Glencorse; Glencorse Parish Roll of Honour; Penicuik South Church; Penicuik South Church Roll of Honour. [Dalkeith Advertiser 30 January 1919]: Pte. David Webster, 9th Royal Scots, transferred from the 16th Royal Scots, who died of pneumonia in Belgium, is the third loss sustained by Mr and Mrs James Webster, Beeslack Cottage, near Penicuik, their other sons having been killed in action in 1916 and 1917. Before enlistment in December, 1914, Pte. Webster was employed as a groom at Beeslack House. He was 25 years of age. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
Webster, David Gifford, Pte 19862 died 13/01/1919 age 24 Buried: Tournai Communal Cemetery Allied Extension, Tournai, Hainaut, Belgium. Born: Kirkliston. Kirkliston Roll of Honour	–
WEBSTER, G, Private, ‘352985’, 1st/9th Bn., 20, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JAMES AND CHRISTINA WEBSTER, OF BEESLACK COTTAGE, PENICUIK, MIDLOTHIAN. BORN AT GLENCORSE, MIDLOTHIAN. Roeux British Cemetery Grave Registration 3/7 RS changed to 1/9 RS; date of death stated as 18.5.17	CWGC
WEBSTER, G. Pte. No. 352985 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Webster, George L. Private, 9th Bn Royal Scots, 352985. Killed in action 23/04/1917. Aged 20. Buried: Roeux British Cemetery, Pas-de-Calais, France. Born: South Queensferry. Kirkliston Roll of Honour – ?George ?F Webster 39 Briarbank Terr, Edin Diary W.Scott TNA	– ?
Webster, George Livingstone, Pte 352985 b. Newbigging, Parish of Dalmeny 14/3/1897 d. 23/4/17 age 20, Youngest son of James and Christina Webster (nee Crosbie), Brother of David G Webster [qv] and Thomas Webster. Memorials: Glencorse; Glencorse Parish Roll of Honour; Penicuik South Church; Penicuik South Church Roll of Honour. [Midlothian Journal 25 June 1917]: Mr and Mrs Webster, Beeslack Cottage, have received official intimation that their youngest son Private George Webster, Royal Scots (transferred from the Yeomanry), had been killed in action on 23 April. He was, before enlistment, employed with Messrs Charles Wilson &Son, painters, Penicuik. The eldest son, Corporal Thomas Webster, was killed in the July push of last year and a third son is still on active service. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
Webster, George Pte 352985 9^th RS 6873 Pte	0640
WEBSTER, George, b. South Queensferry, West Lothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Penicuik, Midlothian, 352985, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, FORMERLY 2197, L. & B. HORSE., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Webster, Harry Pte 335547 1/8^th RS 8231 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0639
Webster, Richd. 4361	EB2
Wedderburn, H.S, Capt. and Adjutant Gordon Highlanders	F1901
Wedderburn, Henry Scrymgeour (younger of Birkhill) Capt and Adjutant, Gordon Highlanders. Adjutant “on formation”, joined Sept 1900, took up duties (taken on strength) as Adjutant 1^st October, though not formally gazetted as “on formation” until June 1901. Address 1902: 13 Ravelston Park. Resigned his commission in the Army, vacated the appointment of Adjutant 20 Feb 1904. Born 28 June 1872. Eldest son of H. Scrymgeour Wedderburn of Birkhill, Fife. Gazetted Second Lt in the Gordon Highlanders and joined the 2^nd Bn (92^nd) at the Royal Barracks, Dublin in Jan 1894. Served with the 2^nd Bn at Maryhill Barracks, Glasgow 1894 to 1896, and in the Autumn Manoeuvres of 1896 and at Malplaquet Barracks, Aldershot. Lt Jan 1897. Exchanged to 1^st Bn (75^th) at the end of 1898, and served with them at Edinburgh. In Aug 1899 was Senior Lt of the Queen’s Guard at Ballater, when the Bn received new Colours from his Majesty the present King, and made a route march through Aberdeenshire. The Queen’s Guard returned to Edinburgh at the end of October, and the Bn sailed for South Africa in November, Lt Wedderburn being left, under War Office Order, at Edinburgh as senior available subaltern. A month later he was sent out in command of a draft of 250 men, with which he joined the 1^st Bn at Enslin, in Cape Colony, at the beginning of January 1900. Promoted to Captain while on active service in South Africa on 7^th Jan 1900 vice [in place of] Major Miller-Wallnut, killed in action at Ladysmith on the 6^th, when the 2^nd Bn was so heavily engaged in the defeat of the great attack by the Boers. Served with 1^st Bn in South Africa until the beginning of Lord Roberts’ advance north from Bloemfontein in April 1900, when he was sent to hospital, and later invalided home. Appointed to the battalion # 14 – Lt.-Col. Henry Scrymgeour-Wedderburn of Wedderburn (Angus) and Birkhill (Fife) b. 28 June 1872, d. 12 May 1924 age 51, m. 30 July 1901 In 1911 he carried Royal Standard of Scotland in place of his father at King George V’s Coronation. Lt-Col of 5^th Black Watch in First World War 10^th Earl of Dundee de jure and 12^th Viscount Dudhope de jure on 1^st Feb 1914 on death of his father. http://www.thepeerage.com/p1531.htm http://www.cracroftspeerage.co.uk/online/content/dundee1660.htm Succeeded to command September 1909. 5th Black Watch embarked 1^st November 1914 under Lt Col H. Scrymgeour-Wedderburn. Invalided home Jan 1915 due to illness (p.61 and appendix). History of the Black Watch 1/5th Battalion (into 4/5th) Black Watch Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Scrymgeour Wedderburn 04/08/1914 to 31/01/1915 Replaced http://www.ww1infantrycos.co.uk/blackwatch.html – Boer War, Capt. 2nd Bn The Gordon Highlanders, Literary Refs – Muster Roll of Angus. Brodie & Salmond Arbroath (second edition) 222 Findmypast – Photos Ferguson, Adjutant 1903 left, Tyndrum 1902 right	F –
Weerns,[?] W. Pte 2/9^th trial Limerick 1.9.17. Absence Without Leave [different column to desertion], 56 days detention. WO86/77 p.319 – Capt HS Wedderburn Gordon Highlanders to be Adjt on formation 1.10.00 Volunteer Service Gazette 7.6.01	–
Weir, A 4826	EB2
WEIR, A. Pte. No. 352979 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Weir, Adam d. – , 352979, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Weir, Adam L/Cpl 352979 Lanark. Yeo. 787 Pte, 9^th RS 6867 Pte, 12^th RS 352979	0640
Weir, Adam Pte 352979 Under awards for 9-11 April 1917, Military Medal 51^st WD	–
Weir, David 4444	EB2
Weir, Henry Pte 51875 9^th RS	0636
Weir, J McM. Pte 350105 24/2/15 (1) P-D 28/3/18	2610
WEIR, J, Private, ‘44310’, 9th Bn., 19, 7/May/1918, France, SON OF MRS. MARY WEIR, OF 86, HAMILTON ST., GOVAN, GLASGOW.	CWGC
WEIR, J. M. 1895; son of Mr. A. Weir; 1903 – 9; stationer, Messrs Dobson, Molle and Coy.; 9th R.S., Pte.	WWR
WEIR, J. McM., J M, Private, ‘350105’, 9th Bn., , 28/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Weir, J.H 2160	EB1
Weir, James M., Pte 352546 2^nd High.L.I. attd 9^th RS 20100 Pte, 9^th RS 5942	0640
Weir, John H, Pte	WTC
WEIR, John Henry Edinburgh, 1890; eldest son of Mr. W. Weir, Edin.; 1898- 1908; O.T.C., 1905 – 8; C.A.; 9th R.S., Pte.; A. and S.H., 2/Lt. Dec 1914, Capt. 1915; Salonika; invalided from service Apr. 1918. – ? Weir, J.H. Invalided April 1918. Watson’s Cadet Corps 1905/6 Howie, Les, ‘George Watson’s College’, 2006	WWR –
WEIR, JOHN HENRY. George Watson’s College. O.T.C. Student of Law, 1911-13. Chartered Accountant, 1914. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Aug. 1914. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 2nd Lieut. Dec. 1914; Captain Sept. 1915. Salonika. Invalided out April 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
WEIR, John Henry. 208 Braid Rd. Edinburgh. (9394)	RSC
Weir, John McM., Pte 350105 9^th RS 1321	0640
WEIR, John Mcmichael, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350105, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 28/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Weir, John Pte 44310 9^th RS	0635
Weir, John Pte 62898 9^th RS	0636
WEIR, John, b. Paisley, Renfrewshire, e. Glasgow , r. Govan, Glasgow, 44310, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 07/05/18, FORMERLY 2/4905, T.R., 56549, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WEIR, JOHN, PRIVATE, 44310, 7/May/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WEIR, ROBERT YAXLEY. Edinburgh Academy; First XI. Student of Law, 1906-8. Chartered Accountant, 1909. 9th Royal Scots, Private Aug. 1914. 1st Lovat Scouts (T.), Captain Dec. 1914; Acting Major March 1917 to Jan. 1919. Dispatches Aug. 1917, Nov. 1918, and March 1919. O.B.E. March 1919. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
WEIR, T.D. Pte. No. 350357 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Weir, Thomas D., Pte 350257 9^th RS 1650 – VM&BWM MIC – Thomas Duncan Weir Wounds 26.4.17 Fa Charles C Register Effects	0640 –
Weir, Thomas Dunbar SC70/8/534/28 Will of 350257 Private Thomas Dunbar WEIR, 9th Bn.or 1/9th, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). Cause of death: Died of Wounds, No 42 Casualty Clearing Station, France, France and Flanders, 26 April 1917 10 Apr 1916 Open From John Duncan, Soldiers Wills, National Archives of Scotland. Place of death: Field Ambulance, date of death followed by date of will. http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=51902&page=7	–
WEIR, Thomas Dunbar, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350257, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 26/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WEIR, THOMAS DUNBAR, PRIVATE, 350257, 26/Apr/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WEIR, THOMAS DUNBAR, T D, Private, ‘350257’, 9th Bn., 20, 26/Apr/1917, France, SON OF CHARLES AND ALICE DUNBAR ROBERTSON WEIR, OF 5, BELLEVUE ST., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Weir, W.H 2262	EB1
Weir, W.H. 2262 D Coy	LS1
Welch, Arthur J., Pte 302378 9^th RS 12027 Pte	0639
Welch, J 5060 C Coy	LS7
Welch, Joseph Pte 200875 1/8^th RS 1/9^th RS	0637
Wells, Bertram Private 9th	NBW-S
Wells, H.F. 2915 B Coy	LS6
Wells, H.T 2915	EB1
Wells, John W 4748	EB2
Wells, Ronald E., Pte 42992 M.G.Corps 7162 Pte, 13^th RS 1/4^th RS 1/9^th RS	0634
Wells, Ronald Ewert British private served with Machine Gun Corps in GB and on Western Front, 1915-1916; served with 9th and 1st Bns Royal Scots on Western Front, 1917-1918 IWM 9930, audio interview produced 1987 Called ‘Taffy’ by his good friend Cpl Grant ?MGC Sent home from MGC underage, posted to Ireland with Scottish Bicycle Coy. 9^th and 1^st RS, posted 1917-18. ?Sent to France, Arras with 9^th RS, spring 1917. German counter-attack at Arras, shot in leg. Convalesence. Then 1^st RS ?‘only bn to wear the kilt’ http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/80009713	–
Wellwood, T.G 2821	EB1
Wellwood, T.G, Pte. No 2821 C Coy killed 27 July 1915 – ‘We were just in the middle of tea when we got a message that one of our men had been hit but the poor chap was dead before we could do anything’ Diary of James Lawson Cairns (qv) 27.7.15	WD –
WELLWOOD, T.G. Pte. No. 2821. 27/7/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Wellwood, T.G. Pte 2821 24/2/15 (1) K in A 27/7/15 – Thomas G Wellwood 9RS Pte 2821 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 KIA MIC – Thomas Goodwin Wellwood 1/9RS Pte 2821 27.7.15 KIA Bro Frederick H. Register Effects – Thomas Goodwin Wellwood 9(Res)RS 2821 Manufacturer’s Agent 24yo Brooklands, Cambridge Grove, Eccles, Manchester Signed Gilbert Black and James Leask Robertson at Manchester 12.11.14, medical examination at Manchester by John Cummings Attested and embodied 12.11.14, Pte, KIA 27.7.15, imp Serv Oblig 14.1.15 Kilmarnock Burial Sheet 36 I9c1.8 reported by WW Beveridge, Chaplain (McMaster map) Brothers listed incl Frederick N Wellwood, half-brother Papers signed Capt GF Deas commanding D Coy 9(Res)RS, Kilmarnock 30.1.15, on transfer to service bn. KIA signed Capt PJ Blair 27.7.15, suggests C Coy SS Inventor 24.2.15 ?1920 14 Park Rd, Pendleton nr Manchester. Inventory of effects incl wrist watch, pipe case, 2 trinkets Service Records	2610 –
Wellwood, T.S. [?should be T.G.?] KIA France Manchester Grammar School Magazine Oct 15 RoH	–
Wellwood, Thomas C., Pte 2821 [Thomas G Wellwood]	0629
WELLWOOD, Thomas G., e. Manchester, 2821, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 27/07/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WELLWOOD, THOMAS GOODWIN, T G, Private, ‘2821’, 9th Bn., 25, 27/Jul/1915, France, SON OF DANIEL AND ANNIE WELLWOOD. Chapelle-d’Armentieres Old Military Cemetery	CWGC
Welsh Sgt, B Coy Brought in seriously wounded 18 May 15, Diary of James Lawson Cairns, transcribed by Margaret Donaldson – CO Rhind (qv) made Sgt 31.5.15 vice Welsh to England, suggests B Coy	–
WELSH, J, Private, ‘352288’, 1st/9th Bn., , 23/Dec/1917, France, AWARDED MM.	CWGC
WELSH, J. Sergt. No. 222, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Welsh, J. Sgt 350019 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 15/2/19 – John Welsh 9RS Sjt 222 350019 15Star&BWM&VM Disemb France 24.2.15 MIC	2610 –
Welsh, J. Serge. J. Welsh, 9th Royal Scots, is at present in hospital in Derby. He has been in the ‘Ninth’ for the past ten years. Edinburgh Evening News, 21st June 1915 – ‘NINTH ‘ SERGEANT WOUNDED Mrs Castle, of 7 Wardlaw Place, has received intimation that her brother, Sergeant J. Welsh, No. 222, 9th Royal Scots, has been admitted to hospital in Derby. For the past ten years Sergeant J. Welsh, has been in the 9th Royal Scots. Edinburgh Evening Dispatch, 19^th June 1915 – Sergeant J. Welsh Wounded. His relatives reside at 7 Wardlaw Place, Edin. EED 22.6.15	–
Welsh, John Born at Glasgow. Eldest son of Joseph and Mrs Welsh, of Union Street, Tillicoultry. Resided at Tillicoultry. Occupation: printer compositor. He served his apprenticeship in the Devon Valley Tribune office. Private 352288 Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) 9th Bn. Formerly 28448 Highland Light Infantry. He enlisted at Glasgow. Awards: Military Medal, circa December 1917. Died of wounds at No. 3 Casualty Clearing Station on 23/12/1917, aged 28. France GREVILLERS BRITISH CEMETERY, PAS DE CALAIS X. A. 7. Also commemorated at Alva War Memorial; Tillicoultry War Memorial; Tillicoultry E.U. Congregational Church font. Hillfootsarmedforcesfatalitiesreformatted11082014standard.pdf by Ian Middleton at www.ochils.org.uk and http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Hillfoots_Fatalities.pdf John Welsh Pte 352288 wounds 23.12.17 paid to Janet J. Soldiers effects	–
Welsh, John d. 23/Dec/1917, 352288, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Welsh, John Pte 352288 MM for gallantry 22-24 Nov 17 51^st WD	–
Welsh, John Pte 352288 9^th RS 5619 Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Welsh, John Sgt 350019 9^th RS 222 Sgt	0640
WELSH, John, b. Glasgow, e. Glasgow , r. Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, 352288, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 23/12/17, FORMERLY 28448, H.L.I., M.M., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WELSH, JOHN, PRIVATE, 352288, 23/Dec/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Welsh, Samuel 4428	EB2
Welsh, Stewart Pte 351683 9^th RS 4742 Pte, 2/10^th RS 351683 – Enlistment 22.2.16-11.10.19 discharge, wounds 392 xvi B1, age 27 SWB Roll	0640 –
Welsh, Stuart 4742	EB2
Welsh, William Pte 46082 1/9^th RS	0635
Welsh, William Pte 62741 9^th RS	0636
Wesson, Walter Pte 301556 9^th RS	0639
WEST, J. Sergt. No. 351405 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 [351405 could well be 4005 from sequence]	–
West, John Geo. 4005 – ?John George West, RS 2/Lt Lt, VM&BWM, Palestine 31.7.17, 33 Dudley Ave, Leith MIC – Sergt Stewart Melville 1916 Lt 1917	EB2
West, John George Romanian Order of Michael the Brave, 3rd Class London Gazette 20 September 1919. This scarce order was awarded to only nine British recipients for services during the Great War. The 1st Class was given to Earl Haig, Lord Allenby and Admiral Beatty, while the 3rd Class was given to six officers, Lieutenant West being the only officer of the British Army to receive this class. John George West was born, according to accompanying family notes, at Loch Awe, Argyllshire, in 1893. His father died when he was 18 months old and the family moved to Edinburgh, where he was educated at Daniel Stewart’s Merchant Company School. He joined the 4th Royal Scots Territorials in 1909 but was discharged on medical grounds. When war broke out he was in civil employ as company clerk to a Major at H.Q. Yeomanry, buying horses for the army. He enlisted at Edinburgh into the 9th Battalion, Royal Scots, quickly rose to the rank of Sergeant and was commissioned into the same battalion. The 9th went to France in early 1915 but he was posted east and, attached to the 7th Battalion, Royal Scots, served in Palestine from 31 July 1917. He ‘took part in the 3rd Battle of Gaza and on to Tel-Aviv. Slightly wounded at Esdied, Gaza, in the advance to the Judean Hills. Turkish machine guns, 100 yards away had the wadi covered, received a bullet hole in his haversack and a flesh wound in his arm… Sent to hospital in Alexandria. Got back after advance to Jerusalem. The decoration could be associated with the crossing of the river Arja, the river was in flood, and the Division crossed on small box-like rafts, pulled by ropes, 2 to 3 hours behind schedule. The Transport Officer said to him “I bet you a fiver you get the M.C.” He was recommended for it, but did not get it.’ He afterwards served in France with the 53rd Division. Sold with original Romanian award certificate and related War Office correspondence; an invitation to attend a dinner for recipients of the Order at Chateau de Gelesch, dated 8 November 1932; and a rare original copy of a Romanian publication giving a list of the recipients of the Romanian Order of Mihai Viteazul 1916-1920. Together with copied m.i.c., a copied photograph of West in uniform, and other copied research. Four: Lieutenant G. J. [?] West, Royal Scots, one of only 9 British recipients of the Romanian Order of Michael the Brave for services in the Great War British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. J. G. West.); Defence Medal; Romania, Order of Michael the Brave (Mihai Viteazul), 3rd Class, silver-gilt and enamels, the last with chips to both sides of upper arm, otherwise nearly extremely fine (4) £600-800 Medal Sale – ? John West born Loch Awe, Argyleshire [as written] 1893, visitor to 27 Alva St, Edinburgh age 8 1901 Census ? A John G West Brisbane-London 1922 b.~1893 [looks unlikey – mariner] – ? Lt J. West 7RS on p.525 of Ewing – The undermentioned from Officer Cadet Units to be 2/Lts 28.3.17 John George West, Royal Scots, War Office 17.4.17, LG 17.4.17 Order of Michael the Brave, 3^rd Class Lt John George West, 9RS Edin Gaz 24.9.19, LG 20.9.17 – West, John George, Lt, 9/R Scots TF, St Michael the Brave 3rd Cl, Romania, LG 20/09/1919, Pg 11750 Courtesy ForeignGong GWF, LG – 2017 text on Romanian Order Auction – Crossed river Nahr El Auja https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/52nd_(Lowland)_Infantry_Division Yarkon (Auja) GWF – ?7RS 2/Lt J. West wounded, Ewing p.525 ?Crossing the Auju p.539+	–
WEST, R, Private, ‘352480’, 1st/9th Bn., , 10/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
WEST, R. Pte. No. 352480 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
West, Reginald Pte 352480 9^th RS 5811 Pte	0640
West, Reginald SC70/8/601/3 Will of 352480 Private Reginald WEST, 9th Bn., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). Cause of death: Died of Wounds, No 1/3 Highland Field Ambulance, France, France and Flanders, 10 April 1917 3 Jan 1917 Open From John Duncan, Soldiers Wills, National Archives of Scotland. Place of death: Field Ambulance, date of death followed by date of will. http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=51902&page=7	–
WEST, Reginald, b. Birmingham, e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 352480, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 10/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WEST, REGINALD, PRIVATE, 352480, 10/Apr/1917, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Westacott Westacott, Gourlay, Finch and Holmer, 3/9^th RS, November 1915 to private billets – No 2 Gibson Place, Peebles. B.C. Holmer IWM	–
Westacott Bandsman Sang song 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16	–
Westacott, W 2991 B Coy	LS4
Westacott, W 2991 H Coy	LS2
Westacott, W. Pte 2991 4/5/15 (1) Disemb 3/3/19	2610
Westacott, William 2991	EB1
Westacott, William Pte 2991 DELETED	0629
Westacott, William Pte 350802 9^th RS 2991	0640
Westlake, Frederick G., Pte 370119 17^th High.l.I. 39157 Pte, 9^th RS 370119	0640
Westmorland, P.T, Lt. Col. CMG DSO joined Bn 23 Apr 1916, relinquished command 15 May 1916	WD
Westmorland, P.T, Lt-Col, p.257 briefly C.O.	E
Wilkie, James Pte 352010 [first two digits hard to read] Awarded MM for gallantry on 20/21 September 1917. 51^st WD	–
Woodsford Pte Recited in performance 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16	–

Index of Personnel

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Westmorland, P.T., (Maj ret pay) (Lt Col TF Res) W. Coast of Africa 1894 – expedition to the Gambia against Fodey Silah. Lon Gaz 4 May 94. Medal with clasp. Ashanti Expedition 1895-6 Star S. African War 1899-1900 Staff Officer, Glencoe. and in command St Helena 7 Jan to 9 Apr 00. Medal West Africa 1901 – expedition up the Gambia. Medal with clasp NW Frontier of India, 1908. Operations in the Zakka Khel country. Operations in the Mohmand country. Engagement of Matta. Lon Gaz 14 Aug 08. Medal with clasp. DSO. 1914-9 Lon Gaz 1 Jan 16. CMG. Army Lists, Quarterly, 1919, Fourth Quarter, Part 2, p.1746 Percy Thuillier Westmorland was born on 25 July 1863, son of Colonel J. P. Westmorland, R.E., and Rose Julia, eldest daughter of General Sir Henry Thuillier, C.S.I., R.A. Educated at Wellington College and Sandhurst, he entered the Army on 9 September 1882, as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Bedfordshire Regiment., in which regiment he was promoted to Captain in August 1889. He was transferred to the West India Regiment in December 1892 and employed with the Army Pay Department, May 1894 – December 1897. He served on the West Coast of Africa, 1894, with the Expedition of the Gambia against Fodey Silah, for which he was mentioned in despatches (London Gazette, 4 May 1894). He served with the Ashanti Expedition, 1895-96 and in December 1897 was promoted to Major. He served in the South African War 1899-1900; as Staff Officer, Glencoe, and in command, St Helena. Then in West Africa 1901, he served with the expedition in Gambia, January-March 1901. He then served on the North-West Frontier of India and took part in the operations in the Mohmand country, for which he was again mentioned in despatches, and was created a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order (London Gazette 14 August 1908): ‘Percy Thuillier Westmorland, Major Royal Warwickshire Regt. In recognition of services in connection with the recent operations against the Zakka Khel and Mohmands.’ Major Westmorland retired from the service on 4 December 1912. He served in the European War during 1914-16, for which he was mentioned in despatches (London Gazette 1 January 1916) and was created a C.M.G. in 1916. He was Brigade Commander in 1916, and joined the Territorial Force Reserve in 1918, as Lieutenant-Colonel. He died on 4 June 1929. http://www.ww1infantrycos.co.uk/westmorland.html – Brigadier-General P.T. Westmorland, GOC 151 Brigade, replaced by NJG Cameron. Westmorland had had a thirty year army career retiring in December 1912. Recalled, he had battalion command experience before being promoted GOC 151 Brigade in May 1916 Westmorland had been CO 5/Lincolnshire from 1 November 1915 to 6 April 1916 and CO 9/Royal Scots from 26 April 1916 to 15 May 1916. On 23 June 1916 Westmorland was thrown from his horse. He was badly bruised and cut. TNA WO95/2840 6/DLI WD, 23 June 1916 ‘An Army of Brigadiers’ Trevor Gordon Harvey, Thesis – Lt Col PT Westmorland CMG DSO 5^th Lincolnshire Bn IWM HU 127298 purchased Jun 18	–
WESTON, A G, Private, ‘351930’, 9th Bn., 25, 21/Apr/1917, France, HUSBAND OF CLARA WESTON, OF 8, QUAKER RD., SILEBY, LOUGHBOROUGH, LEICESTERSHIRE.	CWGC
WESTON, A.G. Pte. No. 351930 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WESTON, A.G. Pte. No. 351930 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Weston, Arthur G., Pte 351930 9^th RS	0640
WESTON, Arthur Graham, b. Leicester, e. Leicester , r. Sileby, Leicestershire, 351930, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 21/04/17, FORMERLY 28210, LEICESTER REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Weston, D? ?DW sends postcard to Miss C. Weston, 7 Pembroke Place, Edin; from Stobs camp 1905. [cannot find on Ancestry] ?From same collection, Miss Weston at 16 Douglas Cres. c.1909, signed M.B.Drummond? ?Also Mrs Weston, 7 Pembroke Place c.1904	–
Weston, James 3734 – Weston, James 3734 and 351217 BWM&VM MIC KIA 23.10.18 War Gratuity, to Ms Williamina McD. Soldiers Effects Medal pair for sale	EB2 –
Weston, James Pte 351217 9^th RS 3734 Pte	0640
WESTON, James, b. Cramond, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Blackhall, Midlothian, 351217, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/10/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WESTON, JAMES, J, Private, ‘351217’, 9th Bn., 20, 23/Oct/1918, Belgium, SON OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN WESTON, OF 10, CRAIGBROOK PLACE, BLACKHALL, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
WESTON, JAMES, PRIVATE, 351217, 23/Oct/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW –
Weston, John Pte 62793 9^th RS	0636
WESTON, T. Pte. No. 5130 C. Coy. , To be Unpaid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/2/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Weston, Thomas Sgt 351875 9^th RS 351875 Sgt	0640
WESTWOOD, A.L. Pte. No. 2993 , Military Medal – Notified in ‘Gazette’ of 19/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Westwood, A.L. 2993 A Coy	LS4
Westwood, A.L. Pte 350804 5/5/15 (1) Disemb 12/3/19	2610
Westwood, Alexander L., L/Cpl 350804 9^th RS 2993 Pte	0640
Westwood, Alexander Lawrence d. – , 2993, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Westwood, Alexr. L 2993	EB1
Westwood, Enoch Pte 201471 10^th Ent. Bn. 201471 Pte, 9^th RS	0637
Westwood, J 2372	EB1
Westwood, J 4860	EB2
Westwood, J. Pte 350525 24/2/15 (1) Comm RGA 8/4/17	2610
Westwood, James (b. 1889). 1903-05. Pupil Teacher. Student of Arts, Edin. Univ., 1909-12. M.A., 1912. Teacher under Edinburgh School Board. 9th Royal Scots (Highlanders), Private: September 1914. Lce.-Corpl. France, February 1915. Wounded, July 1916. Royal Garrison Artillery, 2nd Lieut., April 1917. France, May 1917. Killed in action on 25th June 1917. Second son of the late Mr David Westwood and of Mrs Westwood, 27 Royal Park Terrace. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921) WESTWOOD, JAMES (b. 1889). George Heriot’s and Broughton Schools, Edinburgh. Student of Arts, 1909-12; M.A. 1912. 9th Royal Scots, Private Sept. 1914; L/Corporal. France Feb. 1915 and June 1917. Wounded July 1916. R.G.A., 2nd Lieut. April 1917. Killed in action in France on 25 th June 1917. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Westwood, James 4860,[*], Badge No. 121191 Pte 9RS 1.3.16-10.7.16 sickness iiicc did not serve overseas	SWB
Westwood, James Pte 350525 9^th RS 2372 Pte	0641
Westwood, James, Pte, 9^th RS M.A. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914	–
Whan, Charles Pte 51926 12^th HLI 39366 Pte 9^th RS	0636
WHARAM, A, Private, ‘3204’, 9th Bn., 19, 14/Apr/1915, United Kingdom, SON OF WILLIAM A. AND ANN WHARAM, OF 27, UNION ST., HYDE.	CWGC
Wharam, Alan 3204 – Allan Wharam Pte 3204, B Coy 2/9 RS 14.4.15, Edinburgh Craigleith Hosp. Pneumonia. Under six months Home Service. Fa. William A. Soldiers’ effects	EB2 –
WHARAM, Allan, e. Manchester, 3204, PRIVATE, Died, Home, 14/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Wheatley R.J. Pte 350535 24/2/15 (1) Comm MGC 27/12/16	2610
Wheatley, H.J. 2404 C Coy	LS3
Wheatley, R.J 2404	EB1
WHEATLEY, RONALD J. (1913). Private, 9th Royal Scots, September 1914. 2nd Lieutenant, Machine-Gun Corps, December 1916; Lieutenant, June 1918. Awarded Military Cross, September 1918. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920) – Ronald James Wheatley, Machine Gun Corps, 29/12/1916, LG Issue 29904, 16/01/1917, p611 Formerly 2404/350535, 9th Royal Scots; BEF 24/02/1915 Lieutenant, 30th Bn Machine Gun Corps Military Cross (LG Issue 31158, 01/02/1919, p1701): T./Lt. Ronald James Wheatley, 30th Bn., M.G. Corps. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty during the advance against the Messines Ridge on 28th September, 1918. Accompanying the leading waves of infantry, he went forward with his scouts, when there was a check owing to machine-gun fire, and sent back useful information, besides moving across the front and establishing touch be- tween neighbouring units. His work in reconnaissance was of a high order. Great War Forum, incl photo	–
Wheatley, Ronald J., Pte 350535 9^th RS 2404	0641
WHEATLEY, Ronald James. Corrieville. Pentland Ave. Colinton. (3720)	RSC
Wheelan ? Alexander Hossack Thomson (qv) made Cpl vice ? Wheelan 16.10.17 in F&F	–
WHEELAN, J. L/Corpl. No. 351028 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wheelan, J. Cpl 351028 12/10/15 (1) Disc. 13/10/17 – John Wheelan 9RS Cpl 3431 351028 15Star&BWM&VM France 12.10.15 Disch MIC – b.1894 Res Edinburgh disch 13.12.17 [not October?] Pension Ledger – John Wheelan 351028 Cpl 21.6.15-13.12.17 wounds B1 23 yrs, served overseas SWB Roll	2610 –
Wheelan, John Cpl 351028 9^th RS 3431 Cpl	0640
Wheeler, Henry Pte 44304 9^th RS	0635
Whelan, John 3431	EB2
Whetton, Victor Pte 352857 9^th RS	0640
Whiley, W 4862	EB2
Whillier E.D. Pte Sgt 3873 11/5/15 (1)	2610
Whitaker, J.W. Pte 350888 4/12/15 (1) Disemb 3/3/19	2610
Whitaker, John 3158	EB1
WHITE Pte. , Left Machine Gun Section of Battalion to join the Machine Gun Corps. Set out for M.G.C. Depot on 3rd June 1916 (13 names), The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WHITE Pte. , Returned to ‘Blighty’ suffering from wounds or sickness, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WHITE, A, Private, ‘352456’, 9th Bn., 22, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MRS. CHARLOTTE MCKENZIE, OF 54, PITT ST., LEITH, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
White, A 3295 L/Cpl D Coy – ? An Adam White appears on a couple of page of Ninths as RSF 40221 Medal Roll RSF p.211/333	LS7 –
WHITE, A.L. Pte. No. 352456 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
White, A.T. Pte 350135 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 26/3/18	2610
White, Adam 3295	EB2
White, Adam T., Pte 350135 9^th RS 1401 – 23.11.12-26.3.18 sickness age 23 served overseas SWB	0640 –
White, Alex S 4118	EB2
White, Alexander Pte 352456 9^th RS 5787 Pte	0640
White, Alexander Pte 5787 352456 KIA 23.4.17 Territorial Force War Medal piece 3260 (TFWM)	–
WHITE, Alexander S. 24 Hartington Place. Edinburgh. (4421)	RSC
WHITE, Alexander, b. North Leith, e. Leith, 352456, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
White, D.N 2168	EB1
WHITE, D.N. Pte. No. 2168, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
White, D.N. L/Cpl 350452 24/2/15 (1) Comm HLI 15/4/17	2610
White, David M., Pte 350452 9^th RS 2168	0641
WHITE, David. 15 Nelson St. Edinburgh. (1578)	RSC
White, Edwin L/Cpl 351830 9^th RS 5043 Pte	0640
White, G 2479	EB1
WHITE, GEORGE (1910). Private, 9th Royal Scots, 1915. Died of wounds received at Passchendaele, 25th October 1917. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920)	–
White, George Pte 350565 9^th RS 2479	0640
White, H.P.W., M.B., Lt, 9^th RS M.B. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914 p.49/88 – ?There was a 2/Lt G.P White, RS and a Pte Harry P. White, 4^th & 11^th RS but this is probably Lt/Capt H.P.W White RAMC disembarked 14.12.14 – H.P.W. White, Dr from Blenheim NZ Lt 9^th RS Press NZ 10 Mar 15, also	–
White, J 2576	EB1
WHITE, J. Pte. No. 3355. 3/8/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
White, James W., Cpl 19956 16^th RS 19956 Cpl, 9^th RS	0632
White, James, Pte 200485 [? Same no and date of death as Wm White] d. 1/10/18 Son of James White and Marion White (nee Melrose). Headstone states: ‘Wounded at Gallipoli 28 June 1915 and died of wounds received in France on 1 October 1918’. Commemorated on the White family headstone in Dalkeith New Cemetery (lair B454). WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
White, John 2871	EB1
White, John Joined staff of Garden as Probationer, 9 December 1912. Enlisted 9th Royal Scots, 6 December 1914. Rank: Private. Later, Machine Gun Corps. Service in field in Flanders, one year, two months. Demobilised, 15 February 1919. The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh War Service Roll, 1914-1918	–
White, John Heather Lodge, 9^th Royal Scots. In Yorkshire. Jan 1917 In France. 1918 Parish magazine, Whittinghame	–
White, John 3355	EB2
White, John L/Cpl 352498 9^th RS 5829 Pte	0640
White, John Pte 3355	0629
White, John R 3950	EB2
White, John R., Pte 351370 9^th RS	0640
WHITE, John, b. Musselburgh, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Portobello, Midlothian, 3355, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 03/08/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WHITE, JOHN, J, Private, ‘3355’, 9th Bn., 17, 3/Aug/1916, France, SON OF ALEXANDER WHITE, OF 60, BATH ST., PORTOBELLO, MIDLOTHIAN.	CWGC
WHITE, JOHN, PRIVATE, 3355, 3/Aug/1916, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
White, Robert Sgt 325365 9^th RS Sgt	0639
White, Robt. 4586	EB2
WHITE, T. Pte. No. 352469 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
White, Thomas Pte 352469 9^th RS 5800 Pte	0640
WHITE, Thomas, b. Bo’ness, Linlithgowshire, e. Blackness, Linlithgowshire , r. Bo’ness, 352469, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 10/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WHITE, THOMAS, T, Private, ‘352469’, 1st/9th Bn., 19, 10/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JOHN WHITE, OF 61B, FORTH PLACE, BO’NESS, WEST LOTHIAN.	CWGC
WHITE, William 1895; 1902 – 10; 2/9th R.S., L/Cpl.	WWR
WHITE, William F., e. Edinburgh , r. Edinburgh, 250608, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/07/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
White, William F., Pte 200485 4^th RS 2132, 9^th RS 200485 – William F White 200485 9RS DoW 1.10.18 Mo Marion Register Soldiers’ Effects	0637 –
White, William F., Pte 250608 5^th RS 2531 Pte, 9^th RS	0638
WHITE, WILLIAM FERGUSON, PRIVATE, 250608, 24/Jul/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WHITE, William Fraser, b. Dalkeith, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh , r. Dalkeith, 200485, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 01/10/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
White, William L/Cpl 351876 9^th RS 5132 Pte, 11^th RS 351876	0640
White, William Pte 202256 1^st E.Surr. R. 11699 Pte, 1/9^th RS	0637
White, William Pte 351687 9^th RS 4749 Pte, 13^th RS 351687	0640
WHITE, William, b. Bermondsey, Surrey, e. Peckham, London , r. Camberwell, London, 202256, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/04/18, FORMERLY 11699, E. SURREY REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
White, William, Pte 200485 [? Same no and date of death as James White] b. Dalkeith 4/2/1879 d. 1/10/18 age 39, Son of James White and Marion Melrose. Memorials: Dalkeith; Dalkeith New Cemetery; St Nicholas Buccleuch Parish Church, Dalkeith. [Dalkeith Advertiser 10 October 1918]: The sympathy of many friends will go out to Mrs James White, Porteous Place, who has just been informed that her son, Pte. William White, Royal Scots, has died in hospital in France. About two months ago Pte. White was wounded on the right side, his injuries being of such a serious nature that little hope could be entertained of his recovery, and he passed away on 1st October. The deceased, who was wellknown in Dalkeith and generally esteemed, answered the call to arms in the early days of the war. He took part in the ill-starred Gallipoli campaign, where he engaged in much severe fighting until he was severely wounded and invalided home. About three months ago he was drafted to the Western front. Pte. White was an ironmonger to trade, having served his apprenticeship with Messrs Metcalfe, Duncan &Co., Dalkeith, and for a number of years prior to his enlistment he was an esteemed employee of Messrs Thos. Scott &Co., Ltd., Grassmarket, Edinburgh. WW1_Casualties_by_Regiment_Letter_R.pdf www.midlothian.gov.uk/	–
WHITE, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘200485’, 1st/9th Bn., 39, 1/Oct/1918, France, SON OF JAMES AND MARION WHITE, OF DALKEITH, MIDLOTHIAN.	CWGC
WHITE, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘202256’, 9th Bn., 19, 22/Apr/1918, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. A. WHITE, OF 1, ACORN ST., CAMBERWELL, LONDON.	CWGC
White, Wm. 4749	EB2
WHITEFIELD, J. Pte. No. 352443 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Whitefield, J. L/Cpl 350143 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 3/4/19	2610
Whitefield, Joseph L/Cpl 350143 9^th RS 1414 Pte, 2^nd RS	0640
Whiteford, George 4333	EB2
Whiteford, George Pte 351537 9^th RS	0641
WHITEHEAD, J, Private, ‘351704’, 9th Bn., 22, 9/Apr/1917, France, SON OF JOHN WHITEHEAD, OF 22, ROSEBURN PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Whitehead, Henry Pte 44328 9^th RS 2^nd RS	0635
WHITEHEAD, J. Pte. No. 351704 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Whitehead, James E. (b. 1894). 1906-10. In employment of Mr John Donaldson, seed merchant, St Giles Street. 9^th Royal Scots (Highlanders), Private, November 1915. France, November 1916. Killed in action on 9th April 1917. Only son of Mr and Mrs John Whitehead, 22 Roseburn Place. George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Whitehead, James E., Pte (killed) 06-10 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Whitehead, James Pte 351704 9^th RS	0640
WHITEHEAD, James, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 351704, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 09/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Whitehead, Jas. 4791	EB2
WHITEHEAD, W. A/L/Corpl. No. 351683. B. Coy. , To be Paid Acting Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WHITEHEAD, W. L/Corpl. No. 351688. B. Coy. [Qualified as Assistant Instructor, 12th Anti-Gas Course] 6/3/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WHITEHEAD, W. Pte. No. 4750. B Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Whitehead, W. Pte (A/L/Sgt) 2/9 RS trial at Limerick 10.10.17 WO 86/78 p.197 Miscellaneous military offences S.20.2 not guilty	–
Whitehead, W. Pte 350977 12/10/15 (1) Disemb 9/3/19	2610
Whitehead, William Mr William Whitehead, manager of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh for the last 11 years, has joined the 2/9^th Royal Scots. As manager he has made himself highly popular. The Era 26.4.16 (stage and entertainment magazine)	–
Whitehead, William 3361	EB2
WHITEHEAD, William B. (16708). 83 Main Street, Newton Grange, Midlothian. The Royal Scots Club, War Memorial, Roll of Members as at 31st December 1969	–
Whitehead, William Baillie, Pte, 302632 or 350977, 9^th RS attd 5^th/6^th RS, 66 Dean Park, Newtongrange, Taken POW 1918 http://www.freewebs.com/eltoro1960/Nominal%20Roll%20A%20to%20Z/W.htm	NBW
Whitehead, William Pte 350977 9^th RS 3361 Pte, attd 151^st Inf. Bde. 350977	0640
Whitehead, William, 3361, 350977 Arrived France 12/10/15 MIC – John William B. (Baillie) Whitehead of Newtongrange – 9 RS. Coal miner to trade. POW in 1918 (possibly with 5/6 RS) Great War Forum	–
Whitehouse, Alex Pte 351968 9^th RS	0640
WHITEHOUSE, ALEXANDER, A, Private, ‘351968’, 9th Bn., 21, 3/Aug/1917, Belgium, SON OF MR. AND MRS. F. T. WHITEHOUSE, OF 42 WOLVERHAMPTON RD., WEDNESFIELD, STAFFS.	CWGC
WHITEHOUSE, Alexander, b. Short Heath, Staffs, e. Wolverhampton, 351968, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 03/08/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Whitehouse, J.E [J?] 2664 – Whitehouse, James J. 2664 5 Charles St, Pendleton, Manchester, attested 11.11.14, age 22, CofE, no previous service, Home service.	EB1 EBD
Whitehouse, F ?Fred. Pte 352785 – added here for six digit number Enlistment 10.12.14-6.2.19 discharge, sickness 392 xvi a, age 37 SWB Roll	?
WHITEHOUSE, J.J. Pte. No. 2664. B Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Whitehouse, James 350651,[*], Badge No. 210724 Pte 9RS 11.11.14-12.7.17 sickness xvi served overseas	SWB
Whitehouse, James I., Pte 350651 9^th RS 2664 [James J?]	0640
WHITEHOUSE, L. Pte. No. 351982 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Whittle, John Hamer Only bn reference is 14 RS, except picture taken at Grantham – presumably on joining MGC. Joined RS 20 Nov 15, then MGC 14 Mar 16 as 27941. Apparent RS number crossed out 27541, possible error on MGC number. His service record states 14th Bn – after enlistment he went to Glencorse in Nov 1916, but then it says he was posted to 14th Bn 3 days later. Cpl in the MGC (117th MG Coy, 39th MG Bn.) MG Proficiency badge left wrist. Service record on FMP John Hamer Whittle, age 19, b. 1896 in Bury. service no. 27541 Royal Scots 14^th Bn. Year 1915 John Hamer Whittle, b. Bury, Lancs. M.G.C. No. 27841 Bn 117^th, Year 1915 (transferred from R.S. 14.3.16 to M.G.C.) Lived at 580 Walmersley Road, Burnley Made corporal – some disciplinary problems Information courtesy Travelgirl154 GWF – John Hamer Whittle 27541 crossed out 27941, Royal Scots crossed out Machine Gun Corps 20.11.15 Service Record [burnt and therefore poor quality] – VM&BWM MGC Cpl 27941 [no RS] MIC	–
Whitehouse, Robert Pte 351973 9^th RS 5248 Pte, 2^nd RS 351973	0640
Whitelaw, Robert Pte 352986 9^th RS 6874 Pte, 13^th RS 352986 Pte	0640
Whitely, W.J Private 9th	NBW-S
Whitinshaw, John F., Pte 352497 9^th RS 5828 Pte	0640
WHITLEY, Wilfred A. 27 Darnell Rd. Leith. (8668) [Cannot find MIC for this man]	RSC
WHITLIE, W.J. Pte. No. 1679. 22/5/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Whitlie, W.J. Pte 1679 24/2/15 (1) K in A 22/5/15	2610
Whitlie, W.J., Pte, B Coy Edinburgh Evening News 1 June 1915	–
Whitlie, William J., Pte 1679 – William J Whitlie 9RS Pte 1679 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15. KIA MIC – KIA 22.5.15. Mo Jane Register Effects	0629 –
Whitlie, William J., Pte No.1679 Bill Whitlie, shot through head by sniper 22 May 15 Diary of James Nicol Beatson, Feb-Dec 1915; ‘Private Beatson’s War’, edited by Shaun Springer and Stuart Humphreys, 2009 – ‘A young chap in B Coy. was shot through the head but died before he reached us.’ Diary of James Lawson Cairns (qv) 22.5.15 Three men were killed that day, but CWGC specifies B Company and this matches description given by Beatson above	–
WHITLIE, WILLIAM J., W J, Private, ‘1679’, “B” Coy. 9th Bn., 20, 22/May/1915, Belgium, SON OF WALTER AND JANE WHITLIE, OF 106, RAEBURN PLACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
WHITLIE, WILLIAM JEFFREY, PRIVATE, 1679, 22/May/1915, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WHITLIE, William, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 1679, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 22/05/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WHITSON, J. Pte. No. 1990. B. Coy. 2nd., Open hundred, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Whitson, J.M. Pte 350379 24/2/15 (1) Re-en Ryl Hrs 9/6/19	2610
Whitson, John Pte 353473 9^th RS – 25.11.15-13.8.18 sickness age 31 served overseas SWB	0640 –
Whittaker, G.W. 3158 B Coy	LS6
Whittaker, H 2742	EB1
Whittaker, H 2742 B Coy	LS7
Whittaker, John W., Pte 350888 9^th RS 3158 Pte., attd 183^rd Inf. Bde. H.Q.	0640
Whylock,? John 3037	EB1
Whyte 2/Lt 2/Lt Whyte, 1^st Black Watch, third son of the Rev D. Whyte, United Free St George’s, Edinburgh, was killed in action on 25^th ult. Lt Whyte was attached to the 9^th Royal Scots, and subsequently received a commission in the Black Watch. Montrose, Arbroath & Brechin Review 8.10.15 – ? 2/Lt Robert Barbour Whyte; d.25.9.15; age 23; 3^rd BW attd 1^st Bn; buried Dud Corner Cemetery, Loos; Son of the Rev. Alexander Whyte, D.D. (Principal of New College, Edinburgh) and Jane E. Barbour Whyte, of 22, Church Row, Hampstead, London. Educated at Merchiston School, Edinburgh; Clayesmore; and Balliol College, Oxford.	–
Whyte L/Sgt 2/9^th witness to absence Scott, Walter Brown	–
Whyte, Malcolm Pte 33073 13^th RS 1/9^th RS	0633
Whyte, Peter ( )? 3855	EB2
WHYTE, Peter M. 13 Findlay Gardens. Edinburgh. (692)	RSC
Whyte, Robert Balfour enlisted as Pte 9RS at outbreak, third son of Rev Principal Whyte of New College and St George’s UFC Edin. 2/Lt 1^st Black Watch kia. Born 1892, edu Merchiston Castle School, Clayesmore School and Balliol, Oxford. Comm Oct last year. Daily Record 5.10.15	–
Whyte, Robert Pte 58967 9^th RS 13^th RS	0636
Whyte, W Sergeants 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
WHYTE, W. No. 1343. Sergt. A Coy. Promotion. Recommended for Officer’s Cadet Unit after interview by the Divisional Commander at Boreham House on October 2nd., The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WHYTE, W. Sergt. No. 350114 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Whytock Sergeant	2/9S
Whytock Srgt	NBW
Whytock, J 3037 A Coy	LS4
Whytock, J. Pte 350821 4/5/15 (1) Disemb 20/3/19	2610
Whytock, John Cpl 350821 9^th RS 3037 Cpl, attd 95^th Bde.H.Q.	0640
Whytock, Ron, signed in lieu of adjutant 11 July 18 Lt R.M. Whytock on marching order 15 December 18 – Ron Whytock 2/Lt Assistant Adjutant 9^th Res Bn RS, signed appers of Andrew McPherson (qv), date uncertain, possibly Aug 1916 – Signed papers Wilson, John 4955	WD –
Whytock, Ron. Lt. & Adjt. signed operation order no.17 12 July 1918, entraining officer listed on operation order no. 17A 15 July 1918, no. 16 11 July 1918, signed administrative order 11 July 1918, administrative order no. 2 11 July 1918, named on operations order no. 44 16 Dec 1918, no. 45 17 Dec 1918	WD
WHYTOCK, Ronald M. 238 Ferry Rd. Edinburgh. (1210)	RSC
Wight, Frank Pte 62589 9^th RS	0636
WIGHT, J. Sergt. No. 330375 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wight, James Sgt 330375 8^th RS 5119 Sgt, 9^th RS	0639
Wight, T. Cpl 350062 24/2/15 (1) Disc. 12/2/18	2610
Wight, Thomas Cpl 350062 9^th RS 1159 Cpl – 27.5.10-12.2.18 wounds age 25 served overseas SWB – Thomas Wight 9RS Cpl 1159 350062 15Star&VM&BWM Disch SWB France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
Wight, William Stewart Balmain 2/Lt Second Lieutenant William Stewart Balmain Wight. 3rd Battalion, Royal Scots attached to 9th Battalion. (C.W.G.C. site states 2nd Battalion). He was killed in action near The Scarpe on 9th April 1917 during the Battle of Arras, aged 19. He was the son of James and Jane Wight of Greenwood, Grantshouse and is buried in Tilloy British Cemetery, Arras, France. http://www.coldstreamhistorysociety.co.uk/index.php/war-memorials/profile/coldingham-william-wight He died of wounds received leading his platoon in an attack in France during the Battle of Arras on 9th April 1917, aged 19. He was the son of James and Elizabeth Wight of Greenwood, Grantshouse and is buried in Tilloy British Cemetery, Tilloy-Les-Mofflaines, France. Before the War he had been studying agriculture at a college in Edinburgh. http://www.coldstreamhistorysociety.co.uk/index.php/war-memorials/profile/houndwood-william-Wight	–
Wightman In draft arriving Apr 16 A Anderson IWM 3608	–
Wightman, Alex C 3976	EB2
Wightman, Alexander C., Pte 351387 9^th RS 3976 Pte – 17.11.15 [stamped over] -14.2.18 sickness age 31 served overseas SWB	0640 –
Wightman, J.M 2982	EB1
WIGHTMAN, John McFarlane 1891; 1902 – 6; 9th. R.S., Pte.	WWR
Wilcock, Arthur Pte 352597 9^th RS 352597 Pte	0640
WILCOCK, ARTHUR, A, Private, ‘352597’, 9th Bn., 23, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF W. J. AND FLORENCE WILCOCK, OF 52, ELLESMERE RD., STOCKTON HEATH, WARRINGTON.	CWGC
WILCOCK, Arthur, e. Edinburgh , r. Warrington, Lancs, 352597, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, FORMERLY 2194, R.A.M.C., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Wilcockson, Thomas W., Pte 353344 7^th Notts. & Derby R. 4024 Pte, 9^th RS 353344	0640
Wilcoxon, Gordon L/Cpl 302303 17^th K.R.Rif.C. 3637 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
Wilde, Charles Pte 51941 8^th RS 9143 Pte, 16^th HLI 353057, 9^th RS	0636
Wilhelm, James R., Pte 06-12 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Wilkie CQMS 3/9^th May 1916 B.C. Holmer IWM – CMS Wilkie [CQMS?] Sang ‘Drinking’ with great vim 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16 – ?John H Wilkie 546/350030 or James Wilkie 352010? [JHW has a good early number for this man]	–
Wilkie, Andw. A 4349	EB2
Wilkie, G K Private 9th	NBW-S
WILKIE, G. L/Corpl. No. 1841, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wilkie, G.K. L/Cpl 1841 24/2/15 (1) Comm Sea. Hrs. 11/8/15	2610
Wilkie, G.K., L/Cpl Also EED 21.5.15 Wounded, in hospital at Aberdeen. Senior assistant in Dundee Street Public Library, Edinburgh. Dated 21/5/15	NBW
Wilkie, George K. L/Cpl Shrapnel wound in left shoulder on 9^th May, now in hospital in Aberdeen, progressing favourably. Senior assistant librarian in Dundee St Public Library. Formerly in Queen’s, joined Ninth in August. The Scotsman 21 May 15	–
Wilkie, George K., L/Cpl 1841 entered theatre as Pte comm 5^th Seaforths 11.8.15	0629
WILKIE, J.H. CQMS. No. 546., wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Wilkie, J.H. Sgt 350030 (crossed out) 546 24/2/15 (1) Comm HLI 19/8/17 – John Hay Wilkie 9RS Sgt 546 CQMS 350030, 1^st G. Batt. Seaf. Hrs 2/Lt, HLI 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM comm HLI 19.8.17 France 24.2.15 +SWB c/o Lindsay [added], 311 [crossed out] 805 Moy Ave, Windsor, Ontario, Canada MIC	2610 –
Wilkie, James A/CQMS 352010 9^th RS 352010 Cpl, attd 154^th Inf. Bde.	0640
Wilkie, James d. – , 352010, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Wilkie, John H., Sgt 350030 9^th RS 546 Sgt	0640
Wilkie, John H., Srgt (left: NBW; right: Edinburgh Evening Dispatch 3 May 15) Wounded on April 23^rd.	NBW –
Wilkie, John K., L/Cpl 20915 11^th RS 20915 Pte, 2^nd RS Pte, 9^th RS	0632
Wilkie, Wm. 4149 [same no Woodsford]	EB2
Wilkinson, Arthur E., Pte 58968 9^th RS	0636
Wilkinson, Frank Pte 42199 2^nd RS 9^th RS	0634
Wilkinson, George Father: George Wilkinson, born in 1870 at Lambley, Nottinghamshire, working as an agricultural labourer. Mother: Caroline, born in 1870 at East Bradford. Brothers: Francis, born in 1891, Robert R., born in 1894 and Horace, born in 1895. Sisters: Winifred, born in 1893 and Ina, born in 1896 and working as a domestic nurse. All the children were born in East Bridgford, but they later lived at 4 Mafeking Street, Sneinton, Nottingham. George Wilkinson worked as a farm labourer. Pte. Wilkinson was called up for service and following training he was drafted to France. The battalion took part in the fighting during the Third Battle of Ypres. They were tasked with capturing the Stroombeek and Quebec Farm which they achieved. Unfortunately Pte. Wilkinson was killed during the operation and his body was never recovered. However, his name was commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial. http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/rollofhonour/People/Details/24491	–
Wilkinson, George Pte 202035 4^th RS attd 10^th Ent. Bn. 9^th RS	0637
WILKINSON, George, b. East Bridgeford, Nottingham, e. Nottingham, 202035, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WILKINSON, GEORGE, G, Private, ‘202035’, 9th Bn., 20, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF MRS. CAROLINE WILKINSON, OF 4, MAFEKING ST., SNEINTON, NOTTINGHAM.	CWGC
Wilkinson, James McG. H., Pte 63153 9^th RS	0636
Wilks, Harry 3034 – 8 Duncan Rd, Longsight, Manchester Attested Manchester 11.1.15 Pte, embodied 11.1.15-8.7.15 392 iii cc, character good, Peebles 15.7.15 signed C Gordon Lt Col 2/9 RS Home 11.1.14 [sic]-8.7.15 179 days Aunt Mrs Eliz Robertson, 8 Duncan Rd, Manchester. Pres. Medical age 24yr11mos. Approved Kilmarncok 12.1.15 9 (Res) RS 2/9 RS 3034 ?Arthritis, 2^nd Scott Gen Hosp, Craigleith, 14 days, malaria, adm on disch from army, further details hard to read handwriting Same hosp April 1915 varicocele? 15 days Not likely to become efficient, was laid up for 12 months previous to enlisting with blackwater fever… cannot take army food at all Pension Record	EB1 –
Wilks, Harry [entered as Wiks] 3034,[*], Badge No. 25638 9RS Pte 11.1.15-8.7.15 sickness iiicc, overseas no	SWB
Wilks, S. Pte 9^th RS Manchester Grammar School magazine, April 1915 RoH [?Harry]	–
WILL, A C, Private, ‘28970’, 1st/9th Bn., , 25/Jul/1918, France, [?58970 Arthur C Will?][Graves Registration Report has A. Wills 58970]	CWGC
Will, Alfred Pte 63169 9^th RS	0636
WILL, Arthur C., b. Stonehaven, Kincardineshire, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 58970, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 24/07/18, FORMERLY 54188, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Will, Arthur C., Pte 58970 9^th RS	0636
WILLCOCKS, John, b. Dairy, Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 350039, A/C.S.M., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/05/17, M.M., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Willesen, J.D., Lt Killed or died of wounds July 18; Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
William, Frederick Pte 351030 9^th RS 3435 Pte, 12^th RS 351030 – 17.6.15-26.7.18 wound age 28 served overseas SWB	0640 –
Williamson, Henry J., Pte 351201 9^th RS 3709 Pte – Williamson, Henry 351201 Pte Enlisted 28.8.15-18.1.19 discharged, wounds 392 xvi a, age 31 SWB Roll – VM&BWM SWB MIC – Henry Johnstone Williamson Age 37, disability, res Gorebridge, disch 18.1.19 Pension Ledger	0640 –
Williams, A.C 4237	EB2
Williams, A.C. 4237 D Coy	LS7
Williams, A.J 3854	EB2
Williams, Albert J. H., Pte 40093 9^th RS 13^th RS	0634
Williams, Andrew Pte 49070 15^th RS 9^th RS	0635
Williams, Arthur Buried July 1916 A Anderson IWM 3608	–
WILLIAMS, F. L/Corpl. No. 351030 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WILLIAMS, F. Pte. No. 3435, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Williams, F. Pte 351030 12/10/15 Disc. 26/7/18	2610
WILLIAMS, F.J. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 352062. A.Coy. , To be Paid A/L/ Corpl., from 1/5/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Williams, Frederick 3435	EB2
WILLIAMS, H. Pte. No. 3999, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Williams, Howard O 3999	EB2
Williams, Howard O., Cpl 351399 9^th RS 3999 Cpl	0640
Williams, N.C 4279	EB2
Williams, N.C. 4279 D Coy	LS7
Williams, Roye C., Pte 63124 9^th RS	0636
Williamson, Andrew L., Pte 51336 16^th RS 9^th RS	0636
Williamson, C. 1236,[*], Badge No. 35026, not receiving pension, exempted on medical grounds 9RS Pte 13.4.11-12.4.16 age 24 392 xxi did not serve overseas	SWB
Williamson, C. L/Cpl 351029 (crossed out) 3432 12/10/15 (1) Comm RS 31/10/17	2610
Williamson, Charles 3432	EB2
Williamson, Charles L/Cpl 351029 9^th RS 3432 Pte	0640
Williamson, Charles Pte 351366 17^th RS 351366 Pte, 9^th RS 351366 Pte	0640
WILLIAMSON, Charles. 38 Fullwood Ave. Garscaddens. Knightswood. Glasgow. (5741)	RSC
Williamson, Chas. 3943	EB2
Williamson, H, 2^nd lt Wounded Sept 18; Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Williamson, H. Pte 23057 8/9/15 (1)	2610
WILLIAMSON, H.J. Pte. No. 351201 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 – See also Williams, Henry	–
Williamson, Henry J 3709	EB2
Williamson, J.F, 2/Lt. rejoined for duty 20 Aug 1916	WD
WILLIAMSON, J.F. 2nd/Lieut. 19/4/17, Div. Infantry Officers’ School , returned from Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WILLIAMSON, J.F. 2nd/Lieut. Qualified as Instructor (Anti Gas) at Dublin. 23/3/17 , returned from Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WILLIAMSON, J.F. 2nd/Lieut. (Anti Gas) at Cork 26/2/17 , returned from Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Williamson, J.P, joined for duty 6 June 1916	WD
Williamson, J.R 2961	EB1
Williamson, J.R, Pte. C Coy killed by T.M. 30 March 1916	WD
WILLIAMSON, J.R. Pte. No 2961. 30/3/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Williamson, James L/Cpl 352524 16^th High.L.I. attd 9^th RS 15069 Pte, 9^th RS 5920, attd 29^th Corps 352524	0640
Williamson, John Pte 38573 11^th RS 9^th RS	0634
Williamson, John Pte 352722 9^th RS	0640
Williamson, John Pte 62873 9^th RS	0636
Williamson, John R., Pte 2961	0629
WILLIAMSON, John Reuben, e. Manchester, r. Manchester, 2961 [digitised version comes out as 2951], PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 30/03/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WILLIAMSON, JOHN REUBEN, J R, Private, ‘2961’, 9th Bn., 21, 30/Mar/1916, France, SON OF THOMAS AND MARIA WILLIAMSON, OF 12, CAMBELL ST., MILL LANE, REDDISH, STOCKPORT. NATIVE OF GORTON, MANCHESTER.	CWGC
Williamson, Norman L., A/Cpl 44378 9^th RS	0635
Williamson, Peter 4308	EB2
Williamson, Peter Pte 62872 9^th RS	0636
Williamson, R 3045 L/Cpl C Coy	LS7
WILLIAMSON, R. Pte. No. 4308 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Williamson, Robert 3045	EB1
Williamson, William H., Pte 44376 9^th RS	0641
Willis, A. Pte 7436 1^st H.L.I. 4/1/15 (1) 9^th RS 51863 Pte Cl. Z. 11/2/19	2610
Willis, Alfred Pte 51863 1^st HLI 7436 Pte, 2^nd HLI 9^th RS	0636
Willis, C.B. Pte 1729 3/9^th RS Forfar hospital adm 3.3.16; as 1/? 9^th RS Balgavie Hosp 3.3.16-24.3.16, from Edin	–
Willis, Charles 1729,[*], Badge No. 41058 9RS Pte 14.4.14-5.8.16 sickness xvi did not serve overseas	SWB
WILLIS, J. Pte. No. 352645. B. Coy. , To be Unpaid A/L/ Corpl., from 1/5/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Willisen, J.D, Lt, ‘C’ Coy; p.654 German offensive 1918, killed	E
WILLISON 2nd/Lieut. Played in Officers v. Sergeants Football Match, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WILLISON, J.D. 2nd/Lieut. Instruction of Scouting and Sniping Course. 11/8/16 Returned from Course, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Willison, J.D. 2/Lt 2/9^th leaving Selkirk 24^th Nov 15. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Willison, John Downie Native of Alloa. Second son of Robert and Agnes Jane Willison, of Westbourne or Bedford Place, Tillicoultry. Lieutenant Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) 2nd/9th Bn. (Highlanders). Died 25/07/1918, aged 23. France BUZANCY MILITARY CEMETERY II. D. 15. Hillfootsarmedforcesfatalitiesreformatted11082014standard.pdf by Ian Middleton at www.ochils.org.uk and http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Hillfoots_Fatalities.pdf	–
WILLISON, JOHN DOWNIE, J D, Lieutenant, , 2nd/9th Bn. (Highlanders), 23, 25/Jul/1918, France, SON OF ROBERT AND AGNES JANE WILLISON, OF WESTBOURNE, TILLICOULTRY, CLACKMANNSHIRE. NATIVE OF ALLOA.	CWGC
WILLOCKS ACTING COMPANY SERGEANT MAJOR, 350039, 27/May/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Willocks, J. Cpl [Cpl on disembarkation] 350039 24/2/15 (1) K in A 25/5/17 [sic ?27.5.17] 9RS Medal roll	2610
Willocks, John CSM 350039 9^th RS 767 W.O.Cl.II – 350039 767 KIA 27.5.17 Mo Elizabeth Register Soldiers’ Effects – John Willocks 9RS Cpl, WO Cl II 767 350039 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 KIA MIC – MM Willocks, JS, Sjt (A/CSM), RS 350039 LG 18.6.17 EG 20.6.17 – ? 767 looks like joined March 1909	0640 –
Willocks, John S., CSM, MM www.boroughmuir.edin.sch.uk/history/war_memorial/first.htm	–
Willocks, John Simpson d. 25/May/1917, 350039, Royal Scots, 1/9th Battalion, awarded Military Medal (Ancestry)	–
Willocks, John Simpson, CSM, MM KIA 27 May 17 age 26. MM was gazetted 20 Jun 17, less than a month after his death. Hughes, Peter, ‘Visiting the Fallen – Arras North’, 2015	–
WILLOCKS, JOHN SIMPSON, J S, Company Serjeant Major, ‘350039’, 1st/9th Bn., 26, 27/May/1917, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN WILLOCKS, OF 38, POLWARTH GARDENS, EDINBURGH. AWARDED MM. Roeux British Cemetery Grave registration date of death changed from 28.5.17 to 27.5.17	CWGC
Willocks, Johnny, Sgt No 2 Platoon, A Coy. Nicknamed ‘Bollocks’ by Bill Hay, won MM 23 Apr 17, promoted CSM to replace Renwick, killed 27 May 17 Nicholls, Jonathan, ‘Cheerful Sacrifice’, 1990	–
WILSHART, Gordon. 22 St. Fillans Terr. Edinburgh. (3857) See Wishart	RSC
Wilson D Coy 9^th Royal Scots 1914 Collection of R.G. Thin (qv)	–
Wilson 9 Platoon C Coy killed by minnenwerfer 1916 A Anderson IWM 3608	–
Wilson Pte A Coy Member of winning marathon team 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
WILSON, G S, Private, ‘4165’, 9th Bn., , 23/Jul/1916, France,	CWGC
WILSON, J C, Private, ‘1556’, “C” Coy. 9th Bn., , 12/Mar/1916, France,	CWGC
WILSON, J, Lance Corporal, ‘2473’, 9th Bn., , 3/Aug/1916, France,	CWGC
WILSON LANCE CORPORAL, 44343, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WILSON, R N, Lance Corporal, ‘44343’, 1st/9th Bn., , 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF MR. T. B. WILSON, OF 4, TULLOCH ST., CATHCART, GLASGOW.	CWGC
Wilson, A 2100	EB1
Wilson, A 2129	EB1
Wilson, A 4049 D Coy	LS7
Wilson, A, Armourer-Sergeant. Address 1902: 10 Merchiston Bank Gardens. Challenge Cup presented to Sergeants’ Rifle Club by Armourer-Sergeant Wilson.	F
WILSON, A. Pte. No. 352240 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WILSON, A. Sergt. No. 2100, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wilson, A. Pte 350432 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 14/4/19	2610
Wilson, A. Sgt 350420 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 11/2/19	2610
Wilson, A., A Coy Highland Battalion shooting team, The Scotsman 29 Apr 1901	–
WILSON, A.E. L/Corpl. No. 351975. B.Coy. [1st Class Instructor Musketry] at Dublin, 10/3/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wilson, Alex 4837	EB2
Wilson, Alexander Cpl 351727 9^th RS 4837 Cpl	0640
Wilson, Alexander CSM 350420 9^th RS 2100 W.O.Cl.I	0640
Wilson, Alexander Pte 350432 9^th RS 2129, attd 3^rd Survey Coy. R.E., 11^th RS 350432	0640
Wilson, Alexander Pte 51939 14^th HLI attd 18^th Ent.Bn. 42733 Pte, 9^th RS	0636
Wilson, Alexander R 19687 Pte. 16^th R.Scots 9^th R.Scots	0631
Wilson, Alfred E., Pte 351949 9^th RS	0640
WILSON, ALISTAIR (1914) Private, 9th Royal Scots. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920)	–
Wilson, Andrew 4049	EB2
Wilson, Andrew Pte 352240 9^th RS 5570 Pte	0641
Wilson, Andrew Pte 352999 9^th RS 6887 Pte, 5/6^th RS 352999, attd 14^th Inf. Bde. 352999	0640
Wilson, Bruce Pte 38624 2^nd RS 16^th RS 9^th RS	0634
WILSON, C. Pte. No. 351892 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WILSON, C.S. Pte. No. 4163 , Previously Reported Missing – Now Reported Killed in Action, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
WILSON, D.S. Pte. No. 1250, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wilson, D.S. Pte 1250 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 3/8/15	2610
Wilson, Daniel Pte 352973 9^th RS 6861 Pte, attd 183^rd Inf. Bde	0640
Wilson, David See also EED 4 May 15 Victor Wilson, David Wilson. Wounded privates in the “Dandy Ninth”, the Wilsons are sons of Mr Wilson, manager of Leith tramways, and Mrs Wilson, 313 Leith Walk.	NBW
Wilson, David 4272	EB2
Wilson, David C., Corp (wounded) 08-11 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Wilson, David C., Cpl 352957 9^th RS 6845 Cpl (same no. as Schnopel)	0640
Wilson, David Private 9th	NBW-S
Wilson, David Pte 352365 12^th RS 5696 Pte, attd 79^th F.Coy.R.E., 9^th RS 352365	0640
Wilson, David Pte 44742 19^th RS 3325 Pte, 1/9^th RS 44742, 1/9^th HLI 350707	0635
Wilson, David S., Pte 1250, to 3/7^th RS 3.8.15 – Wilson, David Scott Pte 1250; RS officer and 2/Lt, Lt, Capt MGC. France 24.2.15. 313 Leith Walk, 232 Ferry Rd, Leith MIC [1250 would have attested in 1911] – ?David S. Wilson at 313 Leith Walk 1920 with Mary M. W. and Agnes A.M W. ?David S. Wilson age 18 (b.~1893), with head Mary M. Wilson, widow age 46, also Agnes AM age 16, John V, age 14 and Thomas M. 9. 1911 Census courtesy theflamingo40 [Might John V have been known as Victor as per newspaper cutting?] ? At 103 Cornhill Terr, Leith 1901 Census – Undefended divorce case. David Scott Wilson, warehouseman, 313 Leith Walk, Edin., against Jessie Ann Rose or Wilson, Victoria Hotel, Princes St, Perth and against Frank R. Enefer, commercial traveller, of the same address. Scotsman 29.6.1925 [There was a Frank Reginald Enefer MGC and in 1911 a commercial traveller] Information courtesy Joe Rock	0629 –
Wilson, Douglas D 4114	EB2
WILSON, Douglas David East London, S. Africa, 1898; eldest son of the late J. A. Wilson; 1909 – 15; O.T.C., 1913 – 15, Cpl. 1915; 3/9th R.S., Pte. 1916, L/Cpl. 1918, 2/Lt. 1918; France 1916 – 17, Somme.	WWR
WILSON, E. Pte. No. 351877 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wilson, E.Y 1760 L/Cpl D Coy	LS7
WILSON, E.Y. L/Corpl. No. 40307 , Missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Wilson, Edward Pte 351877 9^th RS	0640
WILSON, EDWARD, E, Private, ‘351877’, 9th Bn., , 23/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
WILSON, Edward, e. Gateshead, Durham , r. Dunston-on-Tyne, Durham, 351877, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WILSON, G. Pte. No. 4165, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wilson, G.S 4165	EB2
Wilson, George M., Pte 59019	0636
Wilson, George Pte 375706 9^th RS 375706 Pte, 11^th RS 375706	0640
WILSON, George S., b. Berwick-on-Tweed, e. Holloway, London , r. Berwick-on-Tweed, 4165, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Wilson, George S., Pte 4165	0629
Wilson, H, Pte 376054 Awarded M.M. Aug 18 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Wilson, H. Pte. no. 376054 M.M. Soissons Aug 1918	WD
WILSON, H.M. Pte. No. 3992 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
Wilson, Harold Pte 351975 9^th RS 5250 Pte	0640
Wilson, Henry 3558	EB2
Wilson, Henry A 4473	EB2
Wilson, Henry A. [entered as Hanry] 4473,[*], Badge No. 122323 Pte 9RS 14.3.16-19.7.17 sickness xvi served overseas	SWB
Wilson, Henry A., Pte 351586 9^th RS 4473 Pte	0640
Wilson, Henry Pte 325201 9^th RS	0639
Wilson, Hugh Traquair Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb	–
Wilson, Hugh M 3992	EB2
Wilson, Hugh M., Pte 3992	0629
WILSON, Hugh Munro, b. Glassford, Lanarkshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Innerleithen, Peebles, 3992, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/12/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WILSON, HUGH MUNRO, H M, Private, ‘3992’, 9th Bn., 20, 1/Dec/1916, France, SON OF MRS. A. M. WILSON, OF SNAWDON, GIFFORD, EAST LOTHIAN.	CWGC
Wilson, Hugh Pte 376054 17^th RS 376054 Pte, 9^th RS	0640
Wilson, Hugh, Pte (Traquair) Royal Scots. 1916. December 1. The sad news reached Traquair that Private Hugh Wilson, Royal Scots, had been killed in France on 1st December. Previous to enlistment he was employed as a ploughman at Traquair Knowe. For the last ten years he had resided with his mother in Traquair village. He was a quiet, conscientious, and hard-working young man. He saw much serious fighting during the nine months he was in France. From letters received it appears he was acting as one of a bearer company, and when exposed to shell fire was hit on the back of the head by part of a bursting shell — death being instantaneous. Much sympathy was felt for his relatives. The Battle of the Ancre had been raging ever since November 13. This was the fourth phase of the Battle of the Somme. The British had captured St Pierre Divion, south of the Ancre, and Beaumont Hamel, north of the Ancre, and 4000 prisoners. They captured next Beaucourt-sur-Anvre, and advanced east of Butte de Warlencourt. They extended their line to the east, and advanced north and south of the Ancre, reaching the outskirts of Grandcourt. Thereafter there was a sort of a lull until December 11. Gunn, Dr., ‘The Book of Remembrance for Tweeddale’, 1925https://archive.org/stream/bookofremembranc1925gunn/bookofremembranc1925gunn_djvu.txtReference to him in write up of Tom W. Brown-Ovillers Huts, working parties, 1 OR killed, 1 Dec 16 War Diary	–
Wilson, I.F 2361	EB1
Wilson, J 2058	EB1
Wilson, J 2473	EB1
WILSON, J. L/Corpl. No. 2473. 3/8/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
WILSON, J. Pte. No. 2058. 22/7/16, missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Wilson, J. L/Cpl 2473 24/2/15 (1) K in A 3/8/16	2610
Wilson, J. L/Cpl 350407 (crossed out) 2058 24/2/15 (1) P-D 23/7/16	2610
Wilson, J.B. Pte 1472 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 8/10/17	2610
WILSON, J.C. Pte. No. 1558. 12/3/16 [from suffocation] , Died on Active Service, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916 [Wilson, John Cairns] – WD states ‘On 12^th two other ranks died from suffocation due to gas fumes from a coke brazier’ See also Carter, W.S. – Court of inquiry in the field 13.3.16 by order AS Blair: deaths of WS Carter, JC Wilson and poisoning of Pte Dishington 2005. President Maj RHF Moncrieff, members Capt A Taylor, 2/Lt AS Nicoll. Pte Wilson had taken ill two days previously with bronchitis and was specially put into the room, on the orders of Lt Col Blair, for rest and rermained in bed throughout 11.3.16. Contracted bronchitis serving as groom for the colonel, during the march from Pierregot – his condition at the time may have contributed to his death. [The bn left Pierrgot 6.3.16 and arrived at Etrun 10.3.16 WD]. Pte ST Tearle gives evidence for about 8.30am ‘I looked at Wilson – his face was swollen and he was foaming at the mouth’ Major GF Whyte RAMC received them at about 10am on 12.3.16, Pte Wilson never regained consciousness and died about 5pm. Papers of WS Carter	–
Wilson, J.F. Cpl 353350 9RS transferred 9.5.17 to 7^th HLI as 282710 FMP	–
Wilson, J.C. Pte 1558 24/2/15 (1) Died 12/3/16 [Wilson, John Cairns]	2610
Wilson, J.F 2665 – Joseph Frederick Wilson 17.6.1881 – 1962 Pte 9RS, born Newton Heath, Manchester. 1911 census at New Moston, Failsworth, Manchester, by 1914 was 32 years old. At Kilmarnock (left), possibly in their initial training group (right) Information and pictures courtesy of Ian Cooper – Wilson, Joseph Fred. 2665 59 Belgrave Rd, New Moston, Failsworth, Manchester. CofE. No former service. Attested 11 Nov 1914 age 32, became sergeant and transferred 10^th RSF on 5.8.16 (?Stobo Castle or Stobs). Home service. From Tom Gordon RS Museum [EBD] kindly passed on by Ian Cooper – 10^th (Works) Battalion RSF, formed Ayr June 1916, remained in UK, moved to Dumbarton. Apr 17 converted to 4^th Labour Bn of the Labour Corps. LLT – The serial number 2665 relates to attestation on ~9-11 November 1914, a good match for Manchester into 2/9 RS. JF Wilson 353350 is a poor match for this however. HLI might be 2/7^th HLI also 65^th Division. No MIC / medal roll found.	EB1 –
WILSON, J.G. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 5397. D.Coy. , To be Paid A/L/Corpls., 25/1/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wilson, J.L 2909	EB1
Wilson, J.P 2063	EB1
Wilson, J.P. Watsonian rugby player Scored in rugby game between Ninth and Edin Univ OTC The Scotsman 7 Sep 14	–
Wilson, J.P. Pte 2063 24/2/15 (1) Comm 14/3/15	2610
Wilson, J.P., British Journal of Dental Science Vol 57 1914	–
Wilson, J.T.R Lt Col 9th	NBW-S
Wilson, James Cpl RS ? Killed. He resided at 56 West Bowling Green St, Leith and previous to enlisting was employed by Messrs Mushet & Co, Granton EED 12.8.16	?
Wilson, James E., Pte 58969 9^th RS	0636
WILSON, JAMES FOSTER, J F, Serjeant, ‘300138’, 9th Bn., 25, 7/Aug/1918, France, SON OF KATE FOSTER WILSON AND THE LATE JOHN WILSON, OF LEITH.	CWGC
Wilson, James L/Cpl 350407 9^th RS 2058 Cpl	0640
Wilson, James P., Pte 2063 comm 13^th HLI 5.3.15	0629
WILSON, James Pillans Edinburgh, 1890; youngest son of the late W.S. Wilson; 1903 – 8; 2nd XV. 1907; dentist; 9th R.S., Pte. 1914; H.L.I., 2/Lt. 1915; France, St. Eloi 1915, Egypt 1915 – 18, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Gaza 1916, Romani 1916, River Anja 1918, Henin Village 1918; wounded 1918.	WWR
WILSON, James Pillans. 68 Grange Loan. Edinburgh. (4391)	RSC
WILSON, James Pillans. No. 2063. 94 Craighouse Road, Edinburgh. W H Comp. 29/8/14. 23 yrs. 14/3/15 Edinburgh (crossed out) Commission	EBD
Wilson, James Pte 300138 1/9^th RS Sgt	0638
Wilson, James Pte 51904 17^th HLI 33959 Pte, 9^th RS	0636
WILSON, James, b. North Leith, e. Leith , r. Wick, 300138, SERGT., Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 07/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WILSON, James, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 350407, L/SGT, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WILSON, JAMES, J, Lance Serjeant, ‘350407’, (2058). 9th Bn., 30, 23/Jul/1916, France, SON OF MRS. MARGARET WILSON; HUSBAND OF MARGARET WILSON, OF 373, EASTER RD., LEITH.	CWGC
Wilson, James, L/Cpl No.2058 Witness to the will of Thomas Crichton (qv) 23^rd Feb 1915	–
WILSON, JAMES, SERGEANT, 300138, 7/Aug/1918, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Wilson, James. 300138. Sgt. 9th (Hldrs) Royal Scots. TF. 46th Bde, 15th (Scottish) Div. Born & Enlisted Leith. Home Wick. Died of wounds 07/08/18 Soissonais-Ourcq, Marne. http://www.internet-promotions.co.uk/archives/caithness/roll/rollofw.htm	–
WILSON, James. No. 2058. c/o Day, 373 Easter Road, Leith. C Comp. 29/8/14. 28 yrs 6 mons Capt. Killed	EBD
Wilson, James. Son of James Wilson; born Grenada, West Indies, 5 October 1875. M.B., 1900; F.R.C.S. (Ed.), 1907. Lieutenant, St. John’s Ambulance Society, 1908-10. Commissioned, R.A.M.C., September, 1914; attached to 39th Field Ambulance, 37th Gen. Hospital, M.O., 3/6th, 3/9th, Royal Scots. Served-Home, 1914-15, 1915-16; Gallipoli, May-September 1915; Macedonian Front, May 1916-September 1917. Final rank, Captain.Roll of Service, edited by Mabel Desborough Allardyce. Published 1921. www.abdn.ac.uk/library/roll-of-honour	–
Wilson, Jas Pte 1511 2/9^th Dundee hospital 12.7.15-2.8.15; Dundee Hosp 27.8.15-9.9.15	–
Wilson, John Kingledores, Tweedsmuir Peebleshire roll of honour : being names of men connected with Tweeddale enrolled in His Majesty’s forces, August 1914-December 1915 (1916) https://archive.org/details/peebleshirerollo1916peeb	–
Wilson, John 3557	EB2
Wilson, John 4641	EB2
Wilson, John 3557,[*], Badge No. 237642 Pte 9RS did not serve overseas – 9RS Pte John Wilson 3557 19.7.15-18.11.15 sickness 392 iiic MIC	SWB
Wilson, John 4955 3/9 RS 351773 9 RS 12 RS 7 Hermand Terrace, Edin. 21yo, rubber worker, group 9, unm Mo Sarah 120 or 128 Main St, Newmilns, Ayrshire, fa ?, presby, born Sunderland Attest pte 10.12.15, army res next day, mob 9RS 13.5.16, leave 13-16.10.16, posted 4 Res RS 22.7.17, embarked and disemb 10.9.17, Etaples 20 IBD next day, posted 12 RS, joined 28.9.17 Home 13.5.16-31.10.16, BEF 1.11.16-16.4.17, Home 17.4.17-9.9.17, BEF 10.9.17-22.3.18 Lacerated wound leg l sev (barbed wire) 29.3.17, adm 11 GH Dannes Camiers, 16.4.17 to UK per HS Antrim, 17.4.17 sick adm Vol Aid H Cheltenham, 20.6.17 Convalescent Hos Woodcote Park, Epsom. Further adm details. Hosp again March 1918 Rouen. Posted depot 23.3.18, 4 Res RS 10.6.18, forfeits 10 days pay absence 10-20.6.18 9 (Res) RS. Folkestone 1.11.16, Boulogne same day, Etaples next day 20IBD. Posted 9RS and allotted new regtly number 10.2.17 [?a long time at IBD], joined in the field 21.2.17. 42 CCS 30.3.17 (barbed wire) Born 1894, dispersal from 4 Res RS L/Cpl medical aiii, rejoin Cupar, class Z 18.3.19 Twice awol Haddington June 1918. Examined Wormit 5.1.19, D Coy, 4 Res RS Wound, barbed wire, soldier not to blame. ?small piece of bone …. result of fall. Service Record (then mixed into papers Robert Thomson 4956) See also Wilson, John 4965	–
Wilson, John A 4711	EB2
Wilson, John B., Pte 353432 9^th RS	0640
Wilson, John C., Pte 1558 – 9RS 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Died MIC – 12.3.16 on active service, Mo Jane C. Register Effects	0629 –
WILSON, John Cairns, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 1558, PRIVATE, Died, France & Flanders, 12/03/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Wilson, John Cairns, Pte Before the war resided with his parents at 2 Glenorchy Place, Edinburgh; died from gas poisoning. His father was killed in the Dardanelles with 5^th RS. In May last a brother in HLI succumbed to a chill. Another brother, Pte Christopher Wilson, who was wounded with 1^st Cameron Highrs at Aisne, is now stationed at Invergordon. In civil life John Wilson, 27 yo, was employed at the Kennels at St Boswells. The Scotsman 29 Mar 16	–
Wilson, John K 4318	EB2
Wilson, John L., Pte 350767 9^th RS 2909	0640
Wilson, John L/Cpl 2473 entered theatre as Pte	0629
Wilson, John L/Cpl 351773 9^th RS 4965 Pte, 12^th RS 351773 – VM&BWM MIC – See also Wilson, John 4955	0640
WILSON, John Law, e. Edinburgh , r. Broughton, Peebles-Shire, 350767, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 25/05/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WILSON, JOHN LAW, J L, Private, ‘359767’, 9th Bn., 20, 25/May/1917, France, SON OF BENJAMIN AND ISABELLA LAW WILSON, OF KINGLEDORES, BROUGHTON, PEEBLESSHIRE.	CWGC
WILSON, JOHN LAW, PRIVATE, 350767, 25/May/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Wilson, John Law, Pte (Drumelzier, Tweedsmuir, Broughton) Royal Scots. 1917. May 25 (Saturday). He was the son of Mr Benjamin Wilson, shepherd, Kingledoors. He was educated at Tweedsmuir Public School, and was in course of training as an engineer. In his 18th year he joined the Royal Scots, and at 20 has given himself heroically for his country. An anxious scholar and a dutiful son, exhibiting ideals of life not always to be found in one as young, John Wilson was a general favourite with his fellow-pupils, as well as with those who were his seniors; and the announcement of his death on the field of battle evoked great regret and deep sympathy for his parents, of whom he was their only child. Killed in action on the 25th May, 1917, Private John Law Wilson, Royal Scots, aged 20, only son of Benjamin and Mrs Wilson, Kingledoors, Broughton. This gallant young lad joined the army at the beginning of the war, on the 10th December, 1914, and would not have been eighteen years of age until the 28th of January, 1915. He went into the offensive on Easter morning, the 9th of April, 1917, and engaged in two very severe battles at that time. The third battle that he fought in was less severe, as his very last letter stated. It was dated the 23rd May (two days before he fell), and in it he said — “Still in the trenches, but having an easy time.” On coming out of his second battle, there were left but three only out of the draft he went out with. Referring to his last engagement, his officer said that John was killed instantaneously by a shell while gallantly fighting on the Scarpe, near to Arras, and that his loss was keenly felt by all his comrades. He was a machine-gunner in the Second Ninth Royal Scots. “My boy was a good boy, loved and adored by all who knew him, and his death was a great blow to his parents, as he was our only boy.” He did not fight long, only from the 9th of April, 1917, until the 25th of May. Gunn, Dr., ‘The Book of Remembrance for Tweeddale’, 1925 https://archive.org/stream/bookofremembranc1925gunn/bookofremembranc1925gunn_djvu.txt – John, born 1897, son of Benjamin (shepherd) and Isabella Law Wilson, of Kingledores, Broughton, Peeblesshire, resided in Broughton, Peeblesshire. Commemorated on Biggar High School Memorial Plaque Information courtesy Swally, GWF	–
Wilson, John Pte 20861 11^th RS Pte, 5^th Ent. Bn. 9^th RS attd 9^th High. L.I. 2^nd RS 13^th RS	0641
Wilson, John Pte 300291 9^th RS	0638
Wilson, John Pte 38908 15^th RS 12^th RS 1/9^th RS	0634
Wilson, John V., Pte 1472 comm 3/7^th RS 8.10.17 – ? Pte John Victor Wilson to be 2/Lt RS 9 Oct 1915 London Gazette [2 yrs earlier] – John Victor Wilson, Lt RS, was the second son of the late Mr John Wilson, manager of Leith Corporation Tramways. Born in October 1896, he was educated at Leith Academy and Daniel Stewart’s. On leaving school he entered the office eof Messrs Mackie, Koth & Co, shipowners, Leith. Mobilized at the outbreak of war with the Royal Scots he was sent to France in Feb 15 and was wounded and gassed at the first battle of Ypres [sic – should be Second]. He obtained his commission in October 1915 and after taking part in several actions was invalided home suffering from shell shock. He returned to the front for the third time on 1^st November 1917 and fell in action on the 17^th. While he was leading his company into the firing line the enemy’s artillery opened a heavy fire and he was struck by a piece of shell and instantaeously killed. 1918 Stewart Melville	0629 –
Wilson, John W., Pte 62854 9^th RS	0636
WILSON, John, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 2473, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 03/08/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WILSON, JOHN, LANCE CORPORAL, 2473, 3/Aug/1916, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Wilson, John, Private, 9th Royal Scots, twice wounded www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/system/files/PDF_hearts_ROH.pdf	–
Wilson, John, wounded in action twice. Drummer. Joined Home Guard in Second World War, contracted pneumonia at Inchcolm, died Edinburgh 6^th Feb 1940. Heart of Midlothian Football Club Roll of Honour, 1914-18. Alexander, Jack, ‘McCrae’s Battalion, The Story of the 16^th Royal Scots’, 2003 Wilson, J, Pte, twice wounded The “Hearts” & the Great War : with which is incorporated “The ‘Hearts’ and the Army” (1918)	–
WILSON, M. Pte. No. 352470 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wilson, Nichol, Pte 3044312 [7-digit], listed for DF as Army No. 9RS/108 11 Cannon St, Edinburgh b. 15 Aug 1901, gardener, attested 10 Aug 1920, to 30.12.20, 143 days, discharged having enlisted into the regular army (RASC) Mother H Wilson, 11 Canon St. Presbyt. Attested Defence Force 13 April 1921, Pte, Edinburgh, discharged 5.7.21 (84 days) KRs 392 XXI Ancestry	–
Wilson, Peter L/Cpl 325766 9^th RS attd. 5^th Ent. Bn.	0639
WILSON, R.F. Pte. No. 3711, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WILSON, Richard N., b. Aldershot, Hants, e. Glasgow , r. Glasgow, 44343, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, FORMERLY 28416, SCOT. RIF., 56581, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Wilson, Richard N., L/Cpl 44343 9^th RS – ? There is a Richard N. Wilson RS who was a Oxbridge golf blue NZ Herald 27 May 15	0635 ?
Wilson, Robert 3584	EB2
Wilson, Robert L/Cpl 44193 9^th RS	0635
Wilson, Robert Pte 330614 8^th RS 5533 Pte, attd 5^th Ent. Bn. 9^th RS	0639
Wilson, Roderick F., Pte 351202 9^th RS 3711 Pte	0640
Wilson, Roderick T 3711	EB2
Wilson, S.T. CQM. no. 350520 M.S.M. New Years List 1918/19	WD
Wilson, S.T., CQMS 350520 Awarded M.S.M. Jan 19 Stewart, Lt-Col J., and Buchan, John, ‘The Fifteenth (Scottish) Division, 1914-1919’, 1926	–
Wilson, T 4855	EB2
WILSON, T.F. C.Q.M.S. No. 2361 , Inter-Company Relay Race – Teams of 6 – 1 Officer, 1 C.S.M., 1 C.Q.S.M., 1 Sergt., 1 Corpl., 1 Pte. Each to run 220 yards. Won by B. Coy. 26.1.17, Battalion Sports – Somewhere in France, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WILSON, T.F. CQMS. No. 350520 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wilson, T.F. L/Cpl 350520 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 20/2/19 – Wilson, T.F. D Coy QMS December 1916 J.Quinn IWM doc 5992	2610 –
Wilson, T.H 2491	EB1
Wilson, Thomas F., CQMS 350520 9^th RS 2361 Col. Sgt. – Stewart Melville Quartermaster-Sergt 1918	0640
Wilson, Thomas Hamilton 6th Battalion, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) The undermentioned to be Second Lieutenant – Dated 10 May 1915 Private Thomas Hamilton Wilson from the 9th (Highlanders) Battalion, The Royal Scots. Supplement to the London Gazette – 15 May 1915 – ? Mention in despatches Wilson, T.H. 2/Lt (actg Capt) Royal Scots London Gazette 18 Dec 1917 page 13226	–
WILSON, THOMAS J. (1903). Private, 9th Battalion Royal Scots, December 1915. Served also with 13th Battalion, August 1916. Badly wounded at Martinpuich (Somme), September 1916, and afterwards discharged unfit. Royal High School of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1920) – ? Pte T.J. Wilson Wounded. He is a son of Mr Wilson, 42 Wardie Road, Trinity, Edin. EED 9.10.16	–
Wilson, Thomas J., Pte 40043 9^th RS 13^th RS	0634
Wilson, Thomas Pte 330390 8^th RS 5146 Pte, 9^th RS	0639
WILSON, Thos. F. City Chambers. Edinburgh (686)	RSC
Wilson, Thos. J 4680	EB2
WILSON, Thos. Wm. Royal Bank House. Edinburgh. (3824)	RSC
Wilson, Victor See also EED 4 May 15 Victor Wilson, David Wilson. Wounded privates in the “Dandy Ninth”, the Wilsons are sons of Mr Wilson, manager of Leith tramways, and Mrs Wilson, 313 Leith Walk. Handwritten: Grandsons of Wilson ?Hesbulshaw near ?Pennant	NBW
Wilson, Victor Private 9th	NBW-S
WILSON, W. Pte. No. 352468 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wilson, William 275238 Gem 9^th RS taken PoW Nurrlie 23.3.18. Middlesborough 20.12.91. 95 Smeaton St, Armsby, Middlesborough. Güstrow 28.8.18 FMP from ICRC – Wilson, Wm Pte RS 275238 VM&BWM MIC TNA	–
Wilson, W.M 4094	EB2
Wilson, William G., Pte 42812 11^th RS 9^th RS	0634
WILSON, William Muirhead Edinburgh, 1898; only son of Mr. J. Wilson, Edin.; 1903 – 15; O.T.C., 1914 – 15; Dux and Gold Medalist 1915; 1st XV. 1914 – 15, 2nd XI. 1914; Edin. Univ., Arts 1915, medicine 1918; Edin. Univ., Half Blue for Golf 1919, Winner of Club Gold Medal; 9th R.S., Pte.; trans. 5th S.R., L/Cpl. 1917; France 1916 – 17, Somme, Arras; wounded Apr. 1917; dischd. Mar. 1918.	WWR
WILSON, WILLIAM MUIRHEAD. George Watson’s College; First XV. O.T.C. 1914-15. Student of Arts and Medicine, 1915 and 1917. Anatomy Staff, 1919. O.T.C. Infantry, Oct. to Dec. 1915, Cadet L/Corporal. 9th Royal Scots, Private Dec. 1915; L/Corporal April l9l7. 1/5^th Scottish Rifles. France 1916-17; Somme, Arras. Wounded. Invalided out March 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Wilson, William Pte 59954 1/9^th RS Pte	0641
Wilson, William R., Pte 62883 9^th RS	0636
WILSON, WILLIAM. Boroughmuir School. Student of Arts, 1911-14. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private 1911. R.E. (Special Brigade), Corporal 191 5. R.F.A., 2nd Lieut. 1918-19. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Windle Pte A Coy ‘Windle is a “dark horse” too and deserves special mention’ – 100 yds race. Gas Helmet Race, winner ‘he positively pranced home’ 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Windle Pte ran 880 yds, gave a good lead as member of winning relay team 2/9^th Bn, 65^th Divisional Games, Hylands Park 9^th Aug 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
WINDLE, H. Pte. No. 351785 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Windle, Herbert Pte 351785 9^th RS 4976 Pte, 12^th RS 351785 – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Window, Arthur C., Pte 335709 8^th RS 8397 Pte, 9^th RS – Window, Arthur C., Pte RS 8397, 335709 VM&BWM MIC – ‘This is my grandad. We have photographs of him in uniform and letters from a prisoner of war camp when he was captured at ypres. As far as we know he was a stretcher bearer when he was captured. When he was repatriated he was sent to Scotland to be fattened up before he was returned to his family as he weighed only 6 stone.’ Attached to MIC on ancestry by gill15639 – Arthur Cyril Window, Marteville 22.3.18, Stendal 1.11.95 Kilnhurst. Mutter L. Window, Goldthorpe, Yorks. Headed Metz 30.9.18 335709 1/9 RS C (another place has A) List of repatriated arriving Dover 2.12.18 ICRC	0640 –
Wing, A. Pte 9/559 10^th Nor. Reg. 30/9/15 (1) 9^th RS 353226 Pte Disc. 22/7/17 – Albert Wing, Norf R Pte 9/559, RS Pte 353226 15Star&BWM&VM SWB France 30.9.15 MIC	2610 –
Wing, Albert 353226, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Badge No. 130608 Pte 9RS 5.9.14-22.7.17 sickness xvi served overseas age 23	SWB
Wing, Albert Pte 353226 9 R Scots, wheelwright from Suffolk. Essex Regiment, joined Chelmsford 5.9.14 transferred 2/9^th 2.2.17. Rheumatism Jan 1916 at Ypres, invalided home then troubled with breathlessness on leaving Newcastle hospital May 16 – heart disease. Discharged 22.7.17. Degree of disablement 1/2., awarded pension. Address 30 George St, Brandon, Suffolk. Short Serice Attestation 1914 ancestry.co.uk	–
Winning, Walter Pte 51891 17^th HLI 29945 Pte, 9^th RS – Walter Winning HLI Pte 29945, RS 51891 MIC – Widow Margaret Pension Ledger [reference to death, but none of usual supporting documents, there was a man of this name 19400 d.30.3.16 16RS]	0636 –
Winstanley, H 2743 [A few men with this name found, but not RS]	EB1
Winter, Robert B., L/Cpl 51884 9^th RS attd 12^th HLI	0636
Winter, William Pte 352176 9^th RS 5495 Pte – VM&BWM MIC – KIA Fa Charles Mo Isabella Register Effects	0640 –
WINTER, William, b. Forfar, e. Forfar, 352175, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, FORMERLY 133985, RH. & R.F.A., 25443, R. SCO. FUS., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WINTER, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘352175’, 9th Bn., 26, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF ISABELLA WINTER, OF SOUTH WHITEHILLS, FORFAR, AND THE LATE CHARLES WINTER.	CWGC
Winterbottom, Harry 3035	EB1
Winterbottom, Harry 3035,[*], Badge No. 45056 Pte 9RS 11.1.15-19.5.16 sickness xvi did not serve overseas SWB Roll and MIC – Disch 19.5.16 b.1896 Disability, res ‘Treams-oth-hught’? NW England Pension Ledger – ?Harry Winterbottom b.~1896 Pendleton, Lancs, address 5 Stapleton Dr, Irlams Oth Height, Pendleton, Manchester = Irlams o’ th’ Height Van Lad, Co-op ?1911 Census	SWB
Winton, Duncan 3645 – ?Duncan Winton RS Pte 353844 [included for six digit number, not a particularly good match to 4 digit], Lab C 603742 VM&BWM MIC and Lab C medal roll piece 1861. b.1895, res Canongate, Edin, disch 18.2.19, age 29 Pension Ledger	EB2 ?
WINTOUR, A G, Private, ‘2840’, 2nd/9th Bn., 17, 6/Sep/1915, United Kingdom, SON OF JAMES CRAWFORD WINTOUR, OF EAST MILL HOUSE, CURRIE, MIDLOTHIAN.	CWGC
WINTOUR, Angus G., e. Edinburgh, 2840, PRIVATE, Died, Home, 06/09/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Wintour, Angus G., Pte, 2/9^th Died Dundee Royal Infirmary on 6^th 18 yo. Youngest son of J.C. Wintour of 2 Glenisles Gardens, Edin. The Scotsman 7 Sep 15 In Memoriam The Scotsman 6 Sep 16 – Wintour, Angus George, Pte 2/9^th attd 5^th Scottish Provisional Battalion, 2840 d. 6.9.15 age 18 buried Morningside, Edinburgh. b. Edinburgh http://www.edinburghs-war.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Currie_ROH.pdf – Angus George Wintour 5^th Scottish Prov Bn 2/9^th Royal Scots Pte 2840, pneumonia 6.9.15 Dundee, fa James ?C. Register Effects – Angus George Wintour 2840 2/9RS 24.11.14 2 Glenaisle Gardens, Edinburgh Apparent age 17y7mos, medical Edinburgh 24.11.14 by John Cumming Signed Maj DH Huie 24.11.14, witness WF Gordon? Transf 5 Scot Prov Bn 20.5.15 Death 6.9.15, appendicitis and pneumonia. Character good. Signed Dundee. Royal Infirmary, Dundee adm 22.8.15. Some medical details. Fa James Crawford, mo Christina Elsbeth?, same address, siblings listed B Coy 9^th (Res) RS, signed Maj Gordon Transf to D Coy ? Home 24.11.14-6.9.15 Service Records	–
WISHART, G. Sergt. No. 85. Severe, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Wishart, G. Sgt 350010 (crossed out) 85 24/2/15 (1) Comm HLI 11/3/17 – Gordon Wishart Thomas Shepherd 9RS Sjt 85 350010, 2/Lt Lt HLI 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 comm 11.3.17 20 Roseneath Pl, Edinburgh MIC – Sgt Gordon Wishart 85 RS Enlisted 6.4.08, disch 11.2.17 Pension Record [2 pages, states no service docs]	2610 –
Wishart, Gordon Sgt 350010 9^th RS 85 Sgt [Almost certainly had Volunteer Force service before TF]	0640
Wishart, Gordon, Sgt Son of Mr Thomas Wishart, cabinet maker, 27 Panmure St, Arbroath. Wounded in the head at Ypres. Now in hospital in Rouen. Prev Board of Agriculture. Resided with wife in Edin. EED 1 May 15 – See Wilshart, Gordon – Srgt Gordon Wishart, 9RS, son of Mr Thomas Wishart, 27 Panmure St, was wounded in the head during the recent fighting at Ypres. He is in Rouen Hospital. Prior to war he resided in Edinburgh, where he was employed by the Board of Agriculture. Montrose, Arbroath & Brechin Review 17.5.15 – Lt Gordon Thomas Shepherd Wishart 1884-1940 b.11.3.1884 in Dundee Boy copywriter in the War Office 1900, attested 9RS 6.4.08, assistant clerk Arbroath 1911, board of agriculture Edinburgh by 1914 Married nurse, Harriet Daisy Stewart Mawer 5.11.14 GSW to head at Second Ypres, hosp Rouen. Comm HLI 11.3.17, possibly attached To Labour Corps Agricultural Company, Lewes, East Sussex later in 1917 See website for further information http://wishart1418.org/lt-gordon-thomas-shepherd-wishart-1884-1940/ – General Register of Sasines, Edin, assistant clerk LG 2.12.04 Transfer Assistant Clerk from Register House Edinburgh to Board of Agriculture (Scotland) LG 1.4.13 HLI Cadet to be 2/Lt and to be seconded to 21^st Bn HLI 11.2.17 LG 9.3.17	–
Wishart, J, 2/Lt. 4th RS joined for duty 8 June 1917, wounded 19 Sept 1917	WD
Wishart, J. 2/Lt. 4th RS. proceeded to demobilization Jan 1919	WD
Wishart, John, (M.A.) Captain (mentioned) 92-97 George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
Wishart, John, Capt. Mentioned in Despatches George Heriot’s Roll of Honour (1921)	–
WISHART, JOHN. George Heriot’s School. M.A. 1901 Schoolmaster. 9th Royal Scots, Private Dec. 1915, 2nd Lieut. April 1917; Captain Oct. 1918. Education Officer, 15th Division. France. Dispatches March 1919. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – Captain John Wishart b.1879 Edinburgh, enlisted 4.2.15, F&F 30.5.15 S4/064748, 4019 61^st Depot Unit of Supply, Army Service Corps 1/5^th QER RS 1/9^th RS http://wishart1418.org/capt-john-wishart-1879/ ‘The details I have online don’t quite match up with the chap mentioned in the Edinburgh University roll of honour…There are two Johns who were captains in the RS, one from Edinburgh, the other Kirkcaldy. Unfortunately their service papers (over 70 documents) at the National Archives are mixed in with each other’ John Wishart – ?John Wishart RS Lt, Capt VM&BWM Emblems France 1.6.17. 2 Savil Pl, Edin. ?MIC	–
WISHART, W.M. Pte. No. 6576 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wishart, William Muir, 2/Lt William Muir Wishart was born at 3 Mulberry Place in Edinburgh on 22 May 1885. He was educated at the prestigious George Heriot’s School and in 1911 William’s time was divided between working as an Insurance Clerk and as a part time student. He had been attending Edinburgh University, and on 26 November 1915 whilst he was employed as an actuarial clerk, William visited the recruiting office on Frederick Street and enlisted under the Derby Scheme with the 9th Battalion Royal Scots. Private 6576 William Muir Wishart was described as being 5 feet 5½ inches in height, weighed 10 stone 3lbs and with good physical development and was sent to the army reserve on 1 December. Six months later on 14 June 1916 William joined the Edinburgh University Officers’ Training Corps, serving as a Cadet Private. A formal application to join an Officer Cadet Unit was made and was duly accepted and William was sent to join the No.8 Officer Cadet Battalion at Lichfield on 5 October. On 24 January 1917, William’s commission came through, and he was appointed the rank of Second Lieutenant in the 8th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders. The position was gazetted a month later on 26 February, and overseas service followed shortly afterwards when William joined his battalion in France on 19 March 1917….[continues] See ‘Wisharts Who Served’ http://www.scotlandswar.ed.ac.uk/sites/default/files/pdf_Wishart.pdf see also http://wishart1418.org/2nd-lt-william-muir-wishart-1885-1974/ ‘Although he enlisted with the 9th, I don’t believe William Muir ever actually joined them as he was still a cadet at the time and gained his commission with the Seaforths’ Scott Wishart – Seaforths 2/Lt, Lt VM&BWM France 19.3.17. 38 Gosford Place, Edin. MIC	–
Withers Cpl B Coy 3^rd Gas Helmet Race 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Withers, S 2666 – Withers, Stanley 2666 260 Upper Chorlton Rd, Whalley Range, Manchester Attested 11.11.14, age 17, non conformist, no previous service, Home service.	EB1 EBD
Withers, S 2666 B Coy	LS7
Withers, S 2666 L/Cpl B Coy to be paid Cpl 10.6.16 2/9^thBn The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
WITHERS, S. Corpl. No. 2666 B Coy. To be paid Acting L/Sergt. 22/8/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Withers, Thomas R., Pte 44375 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0635 –
Witherspoon, James Pte 251010 5^th RS 3482 Pte, 2^nd RS 9^th RS – VM&BWM SWB MIC – b.1900 [?], disch 19.3.19 disability, res Edinburgh Pension Ledger – J. Witherspoon Pte RS 251070 [note number] 1.9.14-18.3.19 s xvia age 22 SWB Roll	0638 –
Wittenberg, B. Pte 5890/8 9RS [looks like slash / in number] British Jewry Book of Honour	–
Wittenberg, H. Pte 5889/8 9RS [looks like slash / in number] British Jewry Book of Honour	–
Wittenberg, J. Pte 330793 9RS British Jewry Book of Honour	–
Wellwood, T.G. 2821 H Coy [looks like Wollwood]	LS2
Wood Bandsman Cornet solo at Bn concert 2/9^th 23 June 16 YMCA tent, Terling The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Wood Bandsman B Coy 1^st in Band Race 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916 – Cornet solo Essex Weekly News 26.5.16 janetgyford	–
WOOD L/Corpl.B Coy. B and D Companies met in the final of the Royal Scots Football Competition to decide which team would go to Fermoy to represent the Battalion in the Brigade Championships. Winner – D Coy. Score 2-1 21st Apr 17, .Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wood Pte ‘the “Boys” of the Staff, all E.F. men’ Depot Staff. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1^st Nov 1916.	–
WOOD, Alexander Drylaw Gardens. Blackhall. Edinburgh. (5974)	RSC
WOOD, A. Pte. No. 2495 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WOOD, A. Pte. No. 2495 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wood, A. Pte 2495 24/2/15 (1) Comm G-Hrs 24/1/17	2610
Wood, Alex B 3782	EB2
Wood, Alexander Witness to papers Angus Litster (qv)	–
Wood, Alexander 2038	EB1
WOOD, Alexander No. 2038. 55 Marchmont Rd., Edinburgh. B Comp. 25/8/14. 17 yrs 9 mons	EBD
Wood, Alexander Pte 2495 comm 4^th GH 4.1.17	0629
Wood, Alexr. 2495	EB1
Wood, Bruce Lt 9^th RS (Highlanders), mourner of father John Wood, solicitor, Eyemouth The Berwick Advertiser 28.1.16	–
Wood, D 2554 A Coy	LS4
WOOD, D. Pte. No. 25?6?4. 22/7/16 (wounded 3?0/5/15), missing, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Wood, D. Pte 2554 4/5/15 (1) P-D 23/7/16	2610
Wood, David 2554	EB1
WOOD, David, b. Melrose, Roxburghshire, e. Edinburgh, 350505, A/L/CPL., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WOOD, DAVID, D, Lance Corporal, ‘350595’, 9th Bn., , 23/Jul/1916, France,	CWGC
Wood, David, Pte 2554	0629
Wood, F. 2/Lt. escorted POW Comp 4 Apr 1919	WD
Wood, G 2939 C Coy	LS2
WOOD, G. Pte. No. 2939, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wood, G. (2939) Edinburgh Evening News, 18th June 1915. The War Office list of casualties published today, reported to be wounded. Also Daily Record 18.6.15	–
Wood, George 2939	EB1
Wood, George J., Pte 63163 9^th RS	0636
Wood, H 2667	EB1
Wood, H 2667 G Coy	LS2
WOOD, H. Pte. No. 2667. 27/6/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Wood, Henry Pte 2667	0629
Wood, Henry Sgt 352998 9^th RS 6886 Sgt. attd 183^rd Inf. Bde. 352998	0640
WOOD, Henry, e. Manchester, 2667, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 27/06/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WOOD, HENRY, H, Private, ‘2667’, 1st/9th Bn., 22, 27/Jun/1916, France, SON OF HENRY AND ANNIE WOOD, OF 49, CUMBERLAND ST., LOWER BROUGHTON, MANCHESTER. NATIVE OF DALKEITH, MIDLOTHIAN.	CWGC
Wood, J 2994 E Coy	LS2
Wood, J 3896 L/Cpl B Coy	LS7
WOOD, J. Pte. No. 2994, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wood, J.G 2191	EB1
Wood, J.G, Pte	WTC
Wood, James Pte 376052 9^th RS	0640
Wood, John 3896	EB2
Wood, John 4390	EB2
Wood, John McC 4601	EB2
Wood, John McC Pte 351637 9^th RS	0640
Wood, John Moir 2994	EB1
Wood, John S., L/Cpl 302319 17^th K.R.Rif.C. C/4175 Rfm, 5/6^th RS 9^th RS	0639
Wood, John t., Pte 201964 9^th RS attd 10^th Ent. Bn.	0637
Wood, John W., Pte 351749 9^th RS	0640
WOOD, John William, b. Leeds, e. Leeds, 351749, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 08/09/17, FORMERLY 26514, W. YORKS REGT., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WOOD, JOHN WILLIAM, J W, Private, ‘351749’, 9th Bn., 33, 8/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF MRS. MARY BLYTHMAN, OF 59, RAGLAN RD., LEEDS.	CWGC
Wood, Lawrence Pte 47823 9^th RS	0635
Wood, M. Pte 2667 24/2/15 (1) K in A 27/6/16	2610
Wood, P 2668	EB1
Wood, p 2668 G Coy	LS2
Wood, P. Pte 350652 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 3/3/19	2610
Wood, Peter Pte 350652 9^th RS 2668	0640
WOOD, R. Pte. No. 351343 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WOOD, R. Pte. No. 351343 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WOOD, R. Pte. No. 3914, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
WOOD, R.E.F. L/Corpl. No. 351963 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wood, Richard E.V. Pte 351963 9^th RS 5237 Pte, 11^th RS 351963 – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Wood, Robert 3914	EB2
Wood Bandsman Cornet solo – assume 2/9^th Essex Weekly News 26.5.16 janetgyford	–
Wood Sgt, detailed reconnaissance party 11 Nov 18	WD
WOOD, W.A. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 351740. B. Coy. , To be Paid Acting L/Corpl., from 27/3/17, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wood, W.B, Pte, Imperial Yeomanry; E Coy 9^th RS	FSA
Wood, W.E. 3775 B Coy	LS7
Wood, W.S. 3159 B Coy	LS7
Wood, Walter 3159	EB1
Wood, William H., Pte 44303 9^th RS	0635
Wood, William Pte 352024 7^th RS 1478 Cpl, attd R.A.M.C. 1478 Cpl, 9^th RS 352024	0640
WOOD, William, e. Edinburgh, 352024, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 27/05/17, FORMERLY 1478, R.A.M.C., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WOOD, WILLIAM, PRIVATE, 352024, 27/May/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WOOD, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘352024’, 9th Bn., 23, 27/May/1917, France, SON OF JAMES WOOD, OF 5, PIERSHILL TERRACE, EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Wood, Wm. E 3775	EB2
WOODHOUSE L/Corpl. , First Round Knock Out Company Football Matches. A Coy. versus B. Coy. Won by B. Coy, Wed 18 Apr 17. Score 4 -1. This man B Coy. Battalion Sports, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Woodhouse Pte B Coy 3^rd High Jump 2/9^th Bn games Terling Park 22 Jul 16. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
WOODHOUSE Pte. No. 4864 B Coy. Marksmen – General Musketry Course (started August 13th), The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Woodhouse, W 4864	EB2
WOODHOUSE, W. Pte. No. 4864. B. Coy. from 1/1/17 , To be Acting Unpaid L/Corpls, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
WOODHOUSE, W.A. L/Corpl. No. 351101. B.Coy. (Accelerated Promotion] 27/3/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Woodley, William C., L/Cpl 370124 12^th E.Surr.R. 25608 Pte, 9^th High.L.I. 334096, 9^th RS 370124	0640
Woodsford, ( )? T 4149 [same no William Wilkie]	EB2
Wooldrige, Thomas 3720	EB2
Wooldrige, Thomas N., Pte 351210 9^th RS 3720 Pte, 5/6^th RS 351210 – Wooldridge, Thomas N [note spelling] RS Pte 3720 351210 VM&BWM MIC – See Woolridge	0640 –
Woolley, Geo. 4491	EB2
Woolls, Richard J., Pte 351983 12^th RS 351983 Pte, 9^th RS 351983 Pte, attd 185^th Tun. Coy.	0640
WOOLRIDGE, T. Pte. No. 3720, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. [Wooldrige]	–
WORRELL, E. Unpaid A/L/Corpl. No. 7521. D. Coy., from 27/2/17 , To be Paid Acting L/Corpl., The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wortley, John 4608	EB2
Wotherspoon D Coy 9^th Royal Scots 1914 Collection of R.G. Thin (qv)	–
Wotherspoon, Henry Pte 375804 9^th RS 375804 Pte, 12^th RS 375804 Pte	0640
Wotherspoon, J.D. L/Cpl 1748 24/2/15 (1) Comm RS 30/11/15	2610
Wotherspoon, John D., L/Cpl 1748 entered theatre as Pte comm 2/7^th RS 30.11.15 – John David Wotherspoon Pte, L/Cpl 9/RS 1748; 12/RS Lt 15Star&BWM&VM Comm France 24.2.15. Claim from OC 9^th Div. 21.1.19 5 Eyre Cres, Edin. MIC – Stewart Melville	0629 –
Wotherspoon, L 3146 B Coy	LS7
Wotherspoon, Lawrence 3146 – Lawrence Wotherspoon 3146 9/RS, 1/Scottish Rifles 26 Comiston Rd, Edin. Attested 25.2.15, transferred 5^th SR 11.9.16, posted 1^st SR same day, depot 7.2.17, 3^rd 11.1.18, Labour Corps 339 [359? 358?] Coy 14.3.18, no longer physically fit 16.4.18, ref 295 Coy LC. LC 535404. 1/SR as 6623, ?40394 c/o Mrs Mary Higgins (sister), 26 Comiston Rd, Edin. Age on enlist 33yr330days. 2/9^th RS 25.2.15 GSW injuries to ? vein and fracture of lower jaw due to enemy overseas. Disch 16.4.18. Presby. France 31.8.16-5.2.17. GSW face 24.1.17 [with 1^st Scottish Rifles] Service record – Formerly Pte 40394 RS; LC 535404 BWM&VM Medal Roll LC Piece 1850 – RS Pte 40394, 295 Coyex, Sco Rif. 535404. 25.2.15-16.4.18 MIC	EB1 –
Wray, Ernest 3036	EB1
Wright Sgt Witness to offence, Malcolm, William A Coy, 3/9^th, Sept and Oct 15 at Peebles	–
Wright Sgt Platoon Sgt in A Coy 3/9^th, Jan 1916. B.C. Holmer IWM	–
WRIGHT, A G, Serjeant, ‘350234’, 1st/9th Bn., 21, 23/Apr/1917, France, SON OF MR. AND MRS. A. G. WRIGHT, OF 363, EASTIN RD., LEITH, EDINBURGH. [363 Easter Road, Leith] BROWN’S COPSE CEMETERY, ROEUX	CWGC
WRIGHT, A, Private, ‘1257’, 9th Bn., 21, 5/Sep/1916, France, SON OF WILLIAM AND ANNIE WRIGHT, OF 16, BROUGHTON RD., EDINBURGH. CITE BONJEAN MILITARY CEMETERY, ARMENTIERES	CWGC
Wright, A. Pte 1257 24/2/15 (1) K in A 5/9/16	2610
WRIGHT, A. Pte. No 1257. 5/9/16 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
WRIGHT, A. Sergt. No. 1607, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Wright, A.G Lance Corporal 9th	NBW-S
Wright, A.G. Cpl 350234 24/2/15 (1) K in A 23/4/17	2610
Wright, A.G., L/Cpl Also EED 13.5.15 Seriously wounded at Ypres, now in military hospital, Shorncliffe. His parents reside at 363 Easter Road, Leith. – Signal Section, 9RS seriously wounded nr Ypres 23^rd April. He is the second son of Mr and Mrs AG Wright 363 Easter Rd, Leith, and is now in the Military Hospital, Shorncliffe. His eldest brother is in the 10^th Gordon Highlanders (Kitchener’s Army) and his younger brother is serving with the 2/7^th Royal Scots. In civil life he was employed as a butcher with James S. Hynd, 39 Lorne St, Leith. EED 10.5.15 – MIC Wright, Alexander G. Cpl 350234, Sgt 1607, awarded 15 Star, France 24.2.15 – Alexander George Wright Sgt 350234 23.4.17 in action, Mo Elizabeth M. Register Soldiers’ Effects – ? Alex G Wright b.~1896 Berwick to Alexander G Wright (32, railway porter – goods) and Elizabeth (27), resident 7 Ballantyne Place, Leith 1901 Census – ?Looking for father ?b.15.8.68 to George Wright and Jessie Munro ?d.1950 Edin. This family tree has father b.1864, his parents George Wright 1842- and Helen Watson 1841-1912, his wife Elizabeth b.1874 Edin, and our man AGW as born 1896, Berwick. Brothers are Geo M Wright b.1894, AGW 1896, Andrew Wright 1898 David Wright 1900. ?Looking for brothers. Geo M.W. in 10/GH there are MICs for Geo W. 11382, 265892 and Geo W. S/4837, later RE with a 15Star (9.7.15) and SWB. There are Geo M.W.s but not listed as GH. ?Andrew Wright, RS, a number of possibles. – Note seriously wounded 23.4.15 and killed 23.4.17	NBW
WRIGHT, A.J. [A.G.?] Sergt. No. 350234 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wright, Alec/Alex Killed in communication trench near, thinks Hay, Ecurie, Arras, by minenwerfer on his way to Coy HQ. Badly mutilated he died soon afterwards lying there. Another chap was blown to bits. Friend of Bill Hay mentioned in IWM interview. – Sgt? Lions Led By Donkeys (1985) – ?Hay says twice he thinks it was Arras, then this would seem to be Sgt Alexander George Wright from Leith killed 23.4.17 (though this would be Roeux not Ecurie). However the description of A Coy minenwerfer attack and two deaths, and that he also recalls leave after the Somme when he went to see mother of Wright, would suggest Alexander Wright 1257 KIA 5.9.16. Question on GWF.	–
Wright, Alexander G., Sgt 350234 9^th RS 1607 Sgt	0640
WRIGHT, Alexander George, b. Berwick-on-Tweed, e. Edinburgh , r. Leith, 350234, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 23/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WRIGHT, ALEXANDER GEORGE, SERGEANT, 350234, 23/Apr/1917, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Wright, Alexander Pte 1257	0629
WRIGHT, Alexander, b. Edinburgh, e. Edinburgh, 1257, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 05/09/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Wright, Alexander, Pte, killed 5 Sep 16 In Memoriam, The Scotsman 5 Sep 22, inserted by his parents, 16 Broughton Rd – Pte 1257 Alexander Wright 5.9.16 in action, fa. William, sis Mary, bro Thomas Register Soldiers’ Effects – Pte 9RS 1257 KIA 15Star&VM&BWM France 24.2.15 MIC – ? Alexander Wright b.~1895 Edin. to William Wright (33, vanman) and Annie, resident 4 Thirlestane Lane, Edin, sis Mary and bro Thomas. 1901 Census ?Two trees (A B) have Alexander Wright born 17.11.1891, 16 Lauriston Place, Edin. – Born 17.11.1894, fa William, mo Annie Mary Horne Wright, bro Thomas (joined HLI to avenge older brother’s death), sis Mary. 1911 working as clerk Parents alive when he died Information kindly supplied by Iona Dargie via Ancestry – 1257 meant attested 1911/12 Photo from Ian Dargie is from Kilmarnock, hence camp at Riccarton 1911 when Wright would have been 16. Shows Capt Alexander Taylor A Coy. – See J.L. Hood, killed the same day. Great War Forum	–
Wright, Archibald Pte 44377 9^th RS	0635
Wright, Arthur Pte 201501 9^th RS	0637
Wright, Arthur Pte 44134 9^th RS	0635
Wright, Claud W., Pte 351239 9^th RS 3762 Pte	0640
Wright, Claude W 3762	EB2
Wright, David Pte 58965 9^th RS	0636
WRIGHT, F. L/Corpl. No. 351811. A.Coy. [Qualified Anti-Gas Assistant Instructor] at Cork, 16/3/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wright, H 4821 C Coy	LS7
Wright, Harry 4821	EB2
WRIGHT, J.B. Pte. No. 350245 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wright, James 4327	EB2
Wright, James B., Pte 350245 9^th RS 1625, 12^th RS 350245, 5/6^th RS 350245 – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Wright, John 4512	EB2
Wright, John Pte 202598 16^th RS 9^th RS	0637
Wright, M.L. Pte 2299 24/2/15 (1) Comm Sea. Hrs. 15/11/15 – Wright, M.L. Pte 2299 Sick Adm East Leeds War H 10 Jun 15 Casualty list from Bardess GWF post 458 p.19	2610 –
Wright, Matthew L., Pte 2299 comm 10^th Seaforths 15.11.15	0629
Wright, Matthew Lind. 2299	EB1
Wright, P.G. (? G.P. written in pencil below entry) 2393 6^th N. Staffs 5/3/15 (1) 9^th RS 202081 Pte Comm. R.S. 26/3/18	2610
Wright, R.W. Pte 2/9 RS trial at Limerick 26.1.17 WO 86/74 p.51 Desertion, loss of public property, 8 mnths detention, stoppages. Same date Ferguson, W.	–
Wright, S. Pte GS/EK/176 The Buffs 1/6/15 (1) 9^th RS 48404 Pte Disc. 15/10/17	2610
Wright, Thomas 4121	EB2
WRIGHT, W. Pte. No. 3365. 22/7/16 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Wright, W. Pte 3365 12/10/15 Killed Acc- 24/2/16	2610
Wright, William SC70/8/335/6 Will of 3365 Private William Wright, 9th Bn.or 1/9th, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). Cause of death: Died of Wounds, No 30 Casualty Clearing Station, France, France and Flanders, 24 July 1916 9 Oct 1915 Open From John Duncan, Soldiers Wills, National Archives of Scotland. Place of death: Field Ambulance, date of death followed by date of will. http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=51902&page=7 – In loving memory of Pte Willie Wright 9RS who died in France 24.7.16 through being accidentally wounded. From his father nad mother, Templehall, Coldingham. Berwickshire News & General Advertiser 23.7.18	–
Wright, William 3365	EB2
Wright, William Pte 3365	0629
WRIGHT, William, b. Coldingham, Berwickshire, e. Duns, Berwickshire , r. Ayton, Berwickshire, 3365, PRIVATE, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 24/07/16, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WRIGHT, WILLIAM, PRIVATE, 3365, 24/Jul/1916, DIED OF WOUNDS, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
WRIGHT, WILLIAM, W, Private, ‘3365’, 9th Bn., 19, 24/Jul/1916, France, SON OF JAMES AND ISABELLA WRIGHT, OF ABBEY PARK, COLDINGHAM, BERWICKSHIRE.	CWGC
Wrightson, Charles E., Pte 335724 8^th RS 8412 Pte, 9^th RS 335724, attd 479 F. Coy. R.E., attd 5^th Gord. Highrs	0640
Wyartt, Jack Pte 202255 1^st E.Surr. R. 3/31080 Pte, 9^th RS – VM&BWM MIC	0637 –
WYLIE, A.W. Corpl. No. 1222, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
WYLIE, A.W. Sergt. No. 1222 , Commissioned from Officer Cadet Unit, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Wylie, A.W. Pte 350073 (crossed out) 1222 24/2/15 (1) Comm KOSB 8/2/17	2610
Wylie, Andrew W., Private, B Company Wounded near Ypres, April 23^rd. Dated 5/5/15. See also EED 5.5.15 – Wylie, Andrew W., Private, B Company, wounded 23 Apr and is now in a convalescent home nr Manchester. Linotype operator in the Scotsman office. Son of Bandmaster J. Wylie, 85 McDonald Rd. The Scotsman 5 May 15 – Andrew Wright Wylie MC, 9RS Pte 1222 350073; 3^rd attd 1/KOSB [KOSK written] Lt. 15Star&VM&BWM; TEM AO NOV [NOU?] 1440 Comm 9.2.17. France 24.2.15 OC 87^th Inf Bde submits medal claim. 26 Craighouse Ave, Edinburgh MIC – Pte AW Wylie 9RS, wounded near Ypres April 23^rd 1915. 83 McDonald Rd, Edinburgh Cartoon and autograph GWF book from ‘Swiss finishing school’ – The undermentioned from Officer Cadet Units to be 2/Lts 25.1.17 Andrew Wright Wylie, KOSB LG 9.2.17 Special Reserve of Officers – Awarded Military Cross Lt Andrew Wright Wylie 3^rd Bn attd 1^st Bn KOSB For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty near Gheluvelt on 28^th September 1918. He advanced in command of a company 2,000 yards beyond the objective, capturing a battery of artillery en route. On the 29^th his company was the first to reach the forward slopes of some high ground which it was essential to hold. On the 2^nd and 3^rd of October, when the situation was critical, his company maintained its position, keeping touch with the flanks, and sending in accurate reports. Edinburgh Gazette 5.2.1919, also LG 1.2.1919 – ? Andrew W Wylie b.~1893 to John (stationer) and Agnes (nee Wright), address 27 Montgomery St, Edinburgh 1901 Census – At 26 Craighouse Ave, Morningside as late as 1970. British Phone Books – A.W. Wylie, OR Sergt, Hopewell ? Hipswell Camp, Catterick (with 3/9RS) 29.9.16 Signed papers Frederick Hislop (qv)	NBW –
Wylie, Andrew W., Pte 350073 9^th RS 1222	0641
WYLIE, Andrew Wright. M.C. 26 Craighouse Ave. Edinburgh. (4552)	RSC
Wylie, John 3844	EB2
Wylie, John L/Cpl 351294 9^th RS 3844 Pte – (L/C) Pte KIA Fa John Register Effects	0640 –
WYLIE, John, e. Edinburgh, 351294, L/CPL, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/09/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
WYLIE, JOHN, J, Lance Corporal, ‘51294’, 9th Bn., 23, 20/Sep/1917, Belgium, SON OF JOHN WYLIE, OF 163, DALRY RD., EDINBURGH.	CWGC
Wylie, Thomas, L/Cpl Armadale & District War Memorial Association http://www.ww1daleboys.com/ww1.htm [Cannot find further references]	–
Wynn, John A/CSM 34375 2^nd RS Sgt, 16^th RS Sgt, 12^th RS Sgt, 9^th RS Sgt	0641
Wynne Mentioned by William Dea, June 1917 as a ‘local lad’ to Juniper Green Diary of Pte William Dea, transcribed by Malcolm Fergusson	–
Wynne, S.T. 5131 C Coy [Cannot find MIC]	LS7
YARROLL, John. 5 Comely Bank Place. Edinburgh. (5201)	RSC
Yates, Frank Pte 352774 9^th RS 352774 Pte, 12^th RS 352774	0640
Yates, Frank Pte 352890 9^th RS	0640
Yates, Tam – see Yeatts
Yeadon, Harry Pte 301988 9^th RS – 4.12.15-11.4.18 wounds xvi B1 age 26, served overseas SWB Roll – Res Dorfield Shipley, NE England. b.1892 disch 11.4.18 Pension Ledger	0639 –
Yeats 2/Lt Joined 1/9^th spring/summer 15 from 2/9^th. The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 1, 1^st Sept 1916	–
Yeats, B.E., 2^nd Lt, joined Btn 8^th May 15, 10^th May “sent to Hospital suffering from shock due to shell fire.” – Yeats, B.E. ? There is a B.E. Yeats who was a rugby forward at St Peter’s School, York in 1904/5 http://www.stpetersyork.org.uk/archives/the_peterite Photo, March 1905 “B. E. YEATS (1904-5) A hard-working forward, always on the ball. Very good in the line-out.”. Rugby captain in July 1905. “B. E. Yeats. Day-Boy, V. Classical, 1st XV. colours ’04 -05, Hockey colours ’03, ’04, Captain of Hockey ’05. Came Sept.,1901.”. By Oct 05 playing for the Old Boys. In “Cambridge letter” of Old Peterites ‘Yeats has been seen playing hockey…he divides his leisure time between manoeuvres and higher theology’ Apr 1908 – Yates 10.5.15 ‘As I thought Yates nerves would not stand the show and he has gone back. He ought never to have come out with nerves in the condition he’s in’ Bennet Clark, T.W. Letters written by sons to mother during WWI, Ref: 1994.106, National War Museum Scotland Library, Edinburgh Castle – Yeats, B.E. 2/Lt Officers 9^th RS, Tatler 1915 – J. Quinn IWM Document 5922 seems to refer to him, “the officer who brought out our draft to the wood”, “wind-up mountains high” – B.E. Yeats 2/Lt 9RS NW/8/23886 – no further information MIC, nor TNA of same – 2/Lt B.E. Yeats RS British Army Lists – Yeats, B.E. to be 2/Lt (Jan.15[1914]) The Times 4.2.14 – Lt B.E. Yeats RS, HU125330, purchased Feb 18 http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/205391240 – ? Basil E Yeats (3) born York to George (Vicar of Heworth) and Rosa Bertha Yeats, about 1888, one of 8 children Holy Trinity Vicarage, Monk, York, parish of St Cuthbert. Heworth Holy Trinity. 1891 Census Largely as above but spelt Basel 1901 Census Birth cert Jul-Aug-Sep 1887 at York ? Basil Edward Yeats, resident 34 Clifton rd, Wallington, Mitcham, Surrey 1937 [cannot access records US border crossing from Canada, and shipping list] [older sister, Monica K. Yeats b.Jan-Feb-Mar 1885 at Barnet, Lyonsdown Vicarage, Monica Kathleen Balderstone Yeats 1911 Census in Kent with brother Thomas Flasby Yeats, d.1944 Chichester, spinster. BWM&VM Medal Roll Driver British Committee, French Red Cross, Macedonia (2a) 5.17 to 6.18 and France (1a) 8.18 to 11.18][Yeats, Monica K.B. chauffeur 5.8.18-2.1.19 listed in ‘Angels of Mercy’ by Eileen Crofton (Scottish Women’s Hospital at Royaumont), first to enter Fourmies after Armistice][French Red Cross, under Women’s Services, DCMs and MMs. TNA MIC][RedCrossOrg] – 2/Lt Basil E. Yeats resigns his commission 22.10.15 RS London Gazette 21.10.15 – Newspaper search requires subs. Yorkshire 1912 ?also expect something in Church times from ukpressonline?	WD ? –
Yeats, B.E., 2nd Lt. 15 Jan 14	W
YEATTS, T. L/Sergt. No. 897, wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Yeatts, T.G. L/Sgt 350045 24/2/15 (1) Z 18/2/19 – Yeatts, T.G. Sergt. Wounded in the face by shrapnel, now in hospital in Rouen. News to mother Mrs A.G. Yeatts, Dean Park Street, Comely Bank, Edinburgh. EED 7.5.15 – Sergt. Wounded. His mother resides at 4 Dean Park St, Edin. EED 8.5.15 – CO Rhind (qv) made L/Sgt 7.5.15 vice Yeatts	2610 –
Yeatts, Tam Platoon Sergeant, took over command of platoon on death of officer May 1915 ? RWF Johnston refers to a Sgt Tam Yeatts (spelling?) in his IWM sound recording RWF Johnston writes of Tam Yates, Platoon Sergt No 8 Platoon, B Coy early May 1915 at Sanctuary Wood. Becomes Platoon Commander when Alastair Macfarlane killed. RWFJ says B Coy ‘had lost 6 NCOs in 6 days’, which might have included Yeatts. If Yeatts wounded before 7 May how did he take over command 7 (?8) Platoon from Macfarlane 12 May, or meet RWFJ who came to trenches 8 May? August 1915 replaced by Aymer Maxwell, Tam Yeatts leaves B Coy to become CSM of another Coy. IWM document	–
Yeatts, Thomas G., CQMS 350045 9^th RS 897 A/W.O.Cl.II – Yeatts, Thomas G. 9RS WO Cl II 897, L/Sjt 350045 15Star&VM&BWM, (Z) Res, (1) France 24.2.15 MIC	0640 –
YEATTS, Thomas G., Mr. 5 Wolseley Terr. Edinburgh. (1768)	RSC
Yellowlees, John Pte 335423 1/8^th RS 9^th RS	0639
YERBURY, Edward R., Mr. 48 Comiston Rd. Edinburgh. (8612) – ?There is an E.O. Yerbury 2/Lt MGC (BWM&VM medal roll piece 2262) – but he is Edgar Olyve Yerbusry (MIC)	RSC
Yorston, H.G. Pte 350484 24/2/15 (1) Disemb 16/2/19	2610
Yorston, Herbert G., A/Cpl 350484 9^th RS 2277 A/Cpl	0640
Yorston, Herbert G., R Scots A/Cpl 2277 9/R. Scots Pte. 350484 Victory, British and 15 Star medals Theatre of war first served – France Date of entry therein – 24/2/15 MIC – Assignments to the Clerical Class (Men) Ministry of Pensions – Herbert George Yorston The Edinburgh Gazette August 11 1922	–
Yorston, Herbert Geo. 2277	EB1
Young Wounded ‘E.[?] Young’s brother … was wounded through the arm at the elbow.’ The wounded man is most likely WP Young, his brother James Roy Stephen Young was also in the battalion There is an Edward Young here but the initial is in question 10 Jun 15, Diary of James Lawson Cairns, transcribed by Margaret Donaldson	–
Young Lt Mentioned in War Diary and other places for instructing the Ninth in how to enter trenches etc, on their arrival. Identified as an old-Ninth in the Diary of James Lawson Cairns ‘Lieut. Young of 1^st Royal Scots & an old member of the 9^th’ See Young, Norman Mitchell	–
YOUNG, A. L/Corpl. No. 35320 , Died of Wounds, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917 ?352320	–
Young, Alexander L/Cpl 352320 2^nd RS 12694 Pte, 9^th RS 5651 Pte, attd 79^th Fld.Coy.R.E.	0640
Young, Alexander Pte 26723 9^th RS	0641
YOUNG, ALEXANDER, A, Lance Corporal, ‘352320’, 9th Bn., , 22/Apr/1917, France,	CWGC
YOUNG, Alexander, b. Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire, e. Port Glasgow, 352320, L/CPL, Died of wounds, France & Flanders, 22/04/17, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
Young, Andrew Pte 30625 12^th RS 1/9^th RS	0633
Young, Arthur 18049 Pte. 15^th R.Scots 9^th R. Scots	0631
Young, C, Sgt, killed 20 Apr 15	WD
YOUNG, C. Pte. No. 1967, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
YOUNG, C. Sergt. No. 1127. 20/4/15 , KIA, The Leather Sporran, Vol. 1, No.2, 1st November 1916	–
Young, C. Sgt 1127 24/2/15 (1) K in A 20/4/15 – Sergt d.20.4.15, Helen widow, Christina Charlotte Ueland [?] child Pension Ledger – Sgt Charles Young 1127 Age 23yr6mos when enlisted 31.3.1910 at Edinburgh 9RS Cpl 5.4.13, L/Sgt 23.7.14, Sgt 20.8.14 Camp 1910, 1911, 1912. KIA 20.4.15 – 5yr20days Wife Mrs Helen Young, c/o Mrs Clelland, 3 Caledonia Place, Edinburgh Home 31.3.10-23.2.15, BEF 24.2.15-20.4.15 Service Record	2610 –
Young, Charles McK., Pte 353551 9^th RS – Enlisted 2.3.16-18.8.19 discharged, wounded 392 xvi, age 21 SWB Roll – Military Medal Ancestry – Charles M. Young RS Pte 353551 CM&BWM MIC – b.1899 res Boness disch 18.8.19 disability Pension Ledger	0640 –
Young, Charles Sgt 1127	0629
Young, Charles Sgt d. age 28 20.4.15 KIA Return Other Ranks KIA or died on active service. ScotlandsPeople RD: 124-AF	–
YOUNG, Charles, b. Midcalder, Midlothian, e. Edinburgh, 1127, SERGT., Killed in action, France & Flanders, 20/04/15, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion. – Sgt 1127 20.4.15 KIA; Wid. Helen Register of Soldiers’ Effects	SD –
YOUNG, CHARLES, C, Serjeant, ‘1127’, 9th Bn., , 20/Apr/1915, Belgium,	CWGC
Young, Charles, Private 9th	NBW-S
Young, Charles, Srgt, ‘A’ Coy, No. 2 Platoon See also EED 26 Apr 15 C. Young Charles Young. Dated 26/4/15. Third image: Intimation has been received in Edinburgh that Sergeant Charles Young “A” Company, who resided at 3 Caledonian Place, Edinburgh, was killed in action on the morning of the 20^th inst. Prior to the war Sergeant Young was in the service of the GPO, Edinburgh, where he commenced as a telegraph lad. He was married in the beginning of June last year, and a baby girl was born to him the day after the battalion left Edinburgh. Mrs Young had just posted a photograph of the child to her husband, and the letter would reach France the day on which Sergeant Young met his death. Mrs Young has received a touching letter from Colonel Blair, commanding the “Ninth”, in which he says – “I knew your husband well and liked him much – for his personal charm as well as his devotion to duty. Poor fellow he kept his head a little too long above the parapet, and a German sniper must have been on the watch, for he received a bullet in the head and died almost immediately. His body will be removed to-night and brought back to the little cemetery at the edge of the wood, where he will sleep his last sleep alongside several of his comrades and amid the incessant roar of the guns of both sides and the whistle of bullets. A cross with his name and regimental number will be erected to his memory, and you may be sure his last resting place will be reverently cared for.” Lieutenant Paulin, in a letter of sympathy to Mrs Young, says – “By the death of your husband the battalion has lost one of its best sergeants and also the men of No. 2 platoon a true friend.” – One of the youngest sergeants in the battalion, was shot through the heart. Before the war he was a postman having been in the service a good many years, commencing as a telegraph lad. Married only a month or two before mobilisation he leaves behind a widow and a baby girl, born after the bn had gone to the front. The Scotsman 26 Apr 15 – Young, C., Srgt (1127) killed, reported from the Base under date 25^th April. The Scotsman 12 May 15 – ‘Sgt. Young of “A Coy.” was killed this morning’ 20 Apr 15 Diary of James Lawson Cairns, transcribed by Margaret Donaldson	NBW
Young, David W., Pte 44166 12^th HLI 37140 Pte, 18^th HLI 9^th RS	0635
Young, Douglas L., A/Sgt 50742 17^th RS Pte, 9^th RS	0641
Young, Duncan 3765	EB2
Young, Duncan A/Cpl 351242 9^th RS 351242 Pte	0640
YOUNG, Duncan Martin, Mr. Lanark Rd. Currie. (3129)	RSC
Young, E. L/Cpl 1980 24/2/15 (1) Comm 24/6/16	2610
Young, Edward L/Cpl 1980 comm 19^th King’s Liverpool 24.6.16 – Edward Thomas Young 9RS L/Cpl, Cpl 1980, 19 King’s Liverpool 2/Lt 15Star&BWM&VM Comm SWB List France 24.2.15 7 Royson Terrace, Goldenacre, Edinburgh (1921) MIC – See simply ‘Young’ for possible reference to a brother – but this seems like an error in the initial	0629 –
YOUNG, Edward Thomas, Mr., 7 Royston Terr. Edinburgh. 1/9th (373)	RSC
YOUNG, F. Pte. No. 4380, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Young, Frank Pte 301801 1/9^th RS	0639
Young, Fred 4380	EB2
Young, Frederick B., Pte 351556 9^th RS 4380 Pte, 11^th RS 351556	0640
Young, H.J. Pte 350230 (crossed out) 1600 Commissioned. Off Cad Bn 9/11/18	2610
Young, Hugh J., Pte 350230 9^th RS 1600 [?L crossed out] comm RFC 20.6.17 – Hugh Joseph Young 9RS Pte 1600, RFC, RAF Lt. Off Cad Bn, comm RFC 20.6.17 15Star&BWM&VM France 24.2.15 Medal claim OC 9^th Bde RAF 21.3.19 Air OC RAF No 1 Stores Depot, Kidbrooke, London SE3 MIC – Hugh Joseph Young RS Pte 1600, Lt RFC and RAF ?HJ Young posted 83 Sqn 5.7.18 ?HJ Young posted 11 Sqn 16.2.19 ?HJ Young posted 58 Sqn 10.4.19, to Egypt with sqn 3.6.19 Airhistory.org	0640 –
Young, J 2584 [Can find no further evidence]	EB1
YOUNG, J. Corpl. No. 4184. C. Coy. [Qualified as Assistant Instructor, Anti-Gas] at Cork, 26/2/17 , returned from a Course of Instruction, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
YOUNG, J. L/Corpl. No. 4184. B Coy. To be paid Acting L/Corpl. 2/9/16, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Young, J., Sergt. Address 1902: 3 Ferguson Place, Duddingston. [Cannot find address]	F
Young, James H., Pte 352444 9^th RS 5775 Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
Young, James Pte 301539 11^th RS 9^th RS	0639
Young, James Pte 62563 9^th RS attd 5^th Gor. Hrs.	0636
Young, James Roy Stephens 9^th RS, RAF Beginning of war/on joining Pte; End of war Lt. Distinguished Flying Cross. Mediterranean 1917-18, Caucasus 1918. The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1933) – YOUNG, JAMES ROY STEPHENS. Edinburgh Institution. M.A. (Hons. Hist.) 1912. Schoolmaster. 9th Royal Scots, Private April 1917. R.N.A.S., Temp. Sub.-Lieut. (Observer) Aug. 1917, Royal Air Force, Temp. Lieut. (Observer) April 1918. D.F.C. Dec. 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – YOUNG, James Roy Stephens(EI 1903-1907) Roy Young had a long and distinguished connection with the School. After graduating in Arts at Edinburgh University and training as a teacher at Moray house he joined the staff in 1914. In 1930 he became Senior History Master and Deputy Headmaster and was appointed Headmaster of Melville College in 1945, an office he filled until his retiral in 1955. During the First World war he saw service with both the Royal Scots and the Royal Naval Air Service, gaining the award of the Distinguished Flying Cross in 1918. In the Second World war he was Mentioned in despatches while serving with the RAF. He died in June 1968. Distinguished Former Pupils.pdf, Stewart’s Melville College http://www.smcfpclub.org.uk/smcfpclub/Distinguished%20Former%20Pupils.pdf – James Roy Stephens Young b.12.11.1890; James Ray Stephens Young RNAS? http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html – James Roy Stephens Young RFC Naval Wing (RNAS) Probationary Oberver Officers (tempy) 14 July 17. Serving – Eastchch Navy List and here – James R S Young, Tempy Proby Observer Offrs to be tempy Observer Sub-Lieuts 18.1.17, LG 27.11.17 ?Lt JRS Young DFC transferred to unemployed list 12.6.1919 LG 29.7.1919 – Young, James Roy Stephens DFC RAFVR Sqn Ldr 4 (C) OTU 17 Group, Coastal Command RAF, mentioned in despatches. Home Service 1941-45 The Glasgow Academy Roll of Service 1939-45 [OTU on wikipedia] – Edinburgh Institution, 1832-1932. Edited by J. R. S. Young. A history, together with records and registers. With plates 1933 – James Roy Stephens Young 60626 28.1.41 Administration and Special Duties Branch, commissioned Pilot Officer on probation LG 28.2.41 – History 1912-13 Univ of Edin Calendar https://archive.org/stream/edcalendar19121913univuoft – JAMES Roy YOUNG.-(1895-1903)-Roy Young attended the Academy from 1895 to 1903 when he moved to Edinburgh and to Edinburgh Institution, now Melville College, of which school he became Dux. He served in the 1914-1918 war with the Royal Naval Air Service and the R.A.F. and was awarded the D.F.C. He served again with the R.A.F. in the Second World War and was mentioned in despatches. He graduated with Honours in History from Edinburgh University and later joined the staff of Melville College where he became Second Master and, in 1945, Headmaster. He retired in 1955 after a most successful reign. https://www.theglasgowacademy.org.uk/media/2981/1968-1969.pdf – Lieut. James Roy Stephen Young. (Sea Patrol, MEDITERRANEAN) A most skilful and gallant observer. This officer has taken part in long-distance raids over an important enemy town, and has obtained most valuablie information and photographs under very difficult conditions, displaying marked ability. Edin Gaz 5.12.18, LG 3.12.18 – [Can find no MIC for this man. Could be 2584 but no evidence] – ?Brother to William Paulin Young (qv)	–
Young, John RS Cpl 351491, Lab C 511714 VM&BWM Number looks like 9RS? MIC	?
YOUNG, James, e. Berwick-on-Tweed , r. Kelso, 301539, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 01/08/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
YOUNG, JAMES, J, Private, ‘301539’, 1st/9th Bn., 37, 1/Aug/1918, France, SON OF THE LATE JOHN AND ANNIE YOUNG.	CWGC
YOUNG, JAMES, PRIVATE, 301539, 1/Aug/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Young, Jas. 4736 – James Young RS Pte 4736, 2/KOSB Pte 40891 VM&BWM (KOSB) MIC – BWM&VM Medal Roll Piece 1116 KOSB	EB2 –
Young, John 4184	EB2
YOUNG, John Irving, b. Carlisle, Cumberland, e. Carlisle, 5953, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 16/09/16, FORMERLY 25482, H.L.I., Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
YOUNG, JOHN IRVING, J I, Private, ‘5953’, “D” Coy. 9th Bn., 28, 16/Sep/1916, France, SON OF WILLIAM YOUNG, OF 11, BOUNDARY TERRACE, CARLISLE, AND THE LATE ELIZABETH YOUNG. A GUARD ON THE GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.	CWGC
Young, John J. (L. crossed out, handwritten text hard to read), 2nd HLI 25482 Pte, 9th RS 5953 [John Irving Young]	0630
Young, John Pte 352424 9^th RS 5755 Pte – VM&BWM MIC	0640 –
YOUNG, John, Mr. ‘Dunedin’ Cimla Rd. Neath. 2/9th. (9191)	RSC
Young, N.M, 2nd Lt	F1901
Young, Norman Mitchell Second Lieu 20th Oct 1908. Attached to Depot RS for one month. Born 23 Aug 1890. Son of Alexander Young. (Edinburgh Academy.) Chartered Accountant (apprentice). Appointed to the battalion # 52	F
YOUNG, NORMAN MITCHELL (b. 1890). Edinburgh Academy; Athletics. Student of Law, 1911-13. 9th and 1st Royal Scots, Private; 2nd Lieut. Dec. 1913; Lieut. India Dec. 1913. France Dec. 1914. Dispatches June 1915. Killed in action near Ypres on 23rd April 1915. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – YOUNG, NORMAN MITCHELL, Lieut., 1st Battn. Royal Scots, eldest s.of the late .Alexander Young, Director of Alexander Cowan & Sons. Paper Makers, by his wife, Bessie P. Ravenslea, Trinity. Edinburgh. dau. of William and Selina Hannah Cormack : b. Edin. 23 Aug. 1890; educ. Edinburgh Academy; joined the 9th (Territorial) Battalion of the Royal Scots, .Aug. 1908, and was in command of a company at the Coronation of King George V and Queen .Mary in 1911 (medal); passed into the Regular Army in 1913 and was gazetted 2nd Lieut. 10 Dec. 1913 ; promoted Lieut. Aug. 1914; served in India, Feb. to Oct. 1914, and with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders. 19 Dec. 1914. to 23 April, 1915, on which date he was killed in action at the second Battle of Ypres. He was mentioned in Sir John (now Lord) French’s Despatch of 31 May, 1915. for gallant and distinguished conduct in the field. His commanding officer. Col. (now Brigadier) D. Callender wrote : ” He was so brave always, so devoted to his duty, such a favourite with both officers and men, that he will be the greatest loss to the regt. In all my 28 years’ experience I have never met a young officer who promised so well. He was so keen, so absolutelv reliable that I do not see how I can ever replace him. He was hit by a shell killing him outright, so did not suffer at all.” and again “He was one in a thousand. I had some time before recommended him for the Military Cross for his constant good word and bravery. He so thoroughily deserved it “; and Private J. T. Devlin : “Your son, Mr. Young, joined my company when he came out to India ; when we were ordered for active service he took charge of our platoon, and I took over Observer to him and was by his side when he was killed. .My job in the trenches was to go with the late .Mr. Young wherever he went, and believe me he was as brave an officer as ever walked on to the field. I may state here that he was known in the company as the best officer in it and he only missed four days in the trenches, when he went down to Rouen for a draft of new men, and then the men could be heard saying, “ Oh, how I wish Mr. Young was here ; you could always trust your life in his hands.”” Capt. Lucas of the 9th Battn. also wrote: “He told me he didn’t like burying his men without saying a prayer, and he just made one up as he went along. For his sympathy in this way, these rough lads loved and respected him. I was with them in the trenches at St. Eloi. and I could see very plainly they would do anything for Norman. He was straight, dead straight in his dealings, and had no affectation or false pride about him. and that is what we all like, simple, true, honest, and with a kind and generous heart ; to know him was to love him. Already we in the 9th Royal Scots had hoped that in the future he would be our Adjutant, and that shows better than words can tell what we thought of him.” Roll of Honour, Ruvigny, Vol I – Lt Norman M. Young Son of late Alex. Young of Ravenslea, Trinity, killed in action on Saturday. Edin Academy and a member of the first XV. Five years an officer in 9RS, after study at Aldershot and Edinburgh attached for six months to 1^st Black Watch. Gazetted 2/Lt 1^st Bn RS then in India. Came home with his regiment in the late autumn and soon after went to the front in Belgium. EED 29 Apr 15 The Late Lt Norman M. Young. A son of the late Mr Alexander Young and Mrs Young. 1^st Royal Scots formerly attached to 9^th RS and the Black Watch. KIA EED 3 May 15 – Young, Norman Mitchell. Fellow who used to be in 9^th then moved to the 1^st a year ago has been killed ‘greatly to our regret here. He was the most popular officer the 9^th ever had and our Transport Officer and Quartermaster were at the funeral’ 1.5.15 Bennet Clark, T.W. Letters written by sons to mother during WWI, Ref: 1994.106, National War Museum Scotland Library, Edinburgh Castle – Lt N.M. Young killed 23.4.15. ‘Our trenches were exposed to enfilade fire from a light gun (or guns) and Lt Young and 2Lt Pecker were both killed by shell fire from these guns.’ Mentioned in Despatches, dated 31^st May 1^st RS War Diary WO95/2264/1 – Huie Collection – Young, Norman Mitchell 1896-1908 b. 23 Aug 1890 s. of Alexander Young, Ravenslea, Trinity Rd. CA apprentice; 2/Lt 9RS; 2/Lt 1RS 1914 Address: Allahabad Edinburgh Academy Register on archive.org – Young, NM 9RS score 3348 Competitive examination for Commissions in the Army, successful candidate for regular army, held October Army & Navy Gazette 8.11.13 – RS Lindsay Collection	–
Young, Peter Pte 353523 9^th RS 353523 Pte, 2^nd RS 353523	0640
Young, R 4173 A Coy	LS7
Young, R.D 2351	EB1
YOUNG, R.M.A. Pte. No. 2607, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916. [RMH?]	–
Young, R.M.H 2607	EB1
Young, R.M.H. Pte 2607 24/2/15 (1a) Comm 5^th R.S. 8/9/15	2610
Young, R.M.H., Pte 2607 comm 5^th RS 8.9.15 medal admin Air Ministry	0629
Young, Robert 4173	EB2
YOUNG, Robert Murray Hamilton Edinburgh, 1897; eldest son of Lt.-Col. T. Young, T.D.; 1903 – 13; O.T.C., 1910 – 13, Cpl.; farming; 9th R.S., Pte. Oct. 1914, 2/Lt. 1915; R.F.C. and 5th R.S., Lt. 1917; R.A.F., Capt. 1918; France 1915, Ypres, St. Eloi, Bapaume, Bullecourt, Ypres, Polygon Wood and Passchendaele 1917; wounded Apr. 1915. – Young, Robert Murray Hamilton, 2/Lt, Lt, Capt. 5 R Scots. Royal Scots 2607 Pte. RAF Capt. 31.1.17 to be Flying Officer seconded for duty with the R.F.C.; 5.3.17 4 Sqn [2536 BE2c] Bad landing from practice flight. 2Lt RMH Young/2Lt J Brodie; 4.4.17 4 Sqn [2532 BE2c] Badly hit by AA fire on artly obs. 2Lt RMH Young/2Lt W Wallace http://www.airhistory.org.uk/rfc/people_index.html	WWR
Young, Thomas Pte 62713 9^th RS	0636
Young, W 2547 C Coy – William Young RS Cpl 2547, Sco Rif 40325, MGC 151864 VM&BWM MIC – See Young, Wm.	LS7 –
YOUNG, W. Pte. No. 40325 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Young, W.A. 1916 C Coy	LS2
Young, W.A. Pte 1916 24/2/15 (1) Comm Ryl Hrs 18/9/15 – Pte WA Young 9RS to Black Watch regular forces T/2/Lt dated 19.9.15 LG 1 Oct 15	2610 –
YOUNG, W.G. Pte. No. 2497 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, June 1917	–
YOUNG, W.G. Pte. No. 2497, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Young, W.G. 2497 B Coy	LS1
Young, W.G. Pte 350570 24/2/16 Comm R-War 25/6/18	2610
Young, W.P 2357	EB1
YOUNG, W.P. Pte. No. 2357. 1/1/16 Awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Young, W.P. Pte 2357 24/2/15 (1) Chaplaincy 27/1/16	2610
Young, William 4122	EB2
Young, William A Pte 1916 comm 2^nd R High 18.9.15	0629
Young, William Alexander CAPTAIN WILLIAM ALEXANDER YOUNG, MC., 6 Arboretum Road, Edinburgh. (Apprentice.) Enlisted in 9th Royal Scots in August 1914. Went to France in February 1915, and in September of that year obtained a Commission as Lieutenant in 2nd Royal Highlanders (Black Watch). Left France in November 1915 and served till the end of 1917 in Mesopotamia; thereafter in Egypt and Palestine. Was wounded in Palestine on 8th June 1918 when leading his Company in an attack against the Turks, being shot it is believed by a sniper. Died on 10th June 1918 from the effects of his wound. Was acting Captain at the time of his death. Awarded the Military Cross and twice mentioned in Dispatches. Roll of honour of members of the Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet, and apprentices 1914-1919 Young, WA, Pte, 9^th RS Former Student University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour 1914 YOUNG, WILLIAM ALEXANDER (b. 1893). Edinburgh Institution. Student of Law, 1912-14. 9th Royal Scots, Private Aug. 1914. 2nd and 3rd Royal Highlanders (Black Watch), 2nd Lieut. Sept. 1915; Captain. France Feb. 1915. Mesopotamia Nov. 1915 ; Egypt and Palestine 191 8. Twice mentioned in Dispatches. M.C. Aug. 1917. Wounded in Palestine on 8th and died on 10th June 1918. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – Young, William A., Pte Society of Writers to HM Signet, apprentice, serving The Scotsman 31 Dec 14	–
Young, William G., Pte 350570 9^th RS 2497 Pte, attd 16^th War. R., attd 1/2^nd (H) Fld. Amb., attd 5^th Ent. Bn. 350570, 16^th RS	0640
Young, William P., corrected from just William, Pte 2357, appointed to Chaplaincy in the Field 27.1.16	0629
YOUNG, WILLIAM PAULIN Glasgow Academy; First XI. M.A. 1906. Minister, U.F. Church of Scotland. 9th Royal Scots (T.), Private Sept. 1914; Wounded and Discharged Jan. 1916. Chaplain, 4th Class, Feb. 1916, 5th Seaforth Highlanders. Royal Air Force A.P.C., April to May 1919. Prisoner of War March to Nov. 1918. France 1915. Dispatches May 1918. D.C.M. Jan. 1916; M.C.June 1919. University of Edinburgh Roll of Honour (1921) – Young, W.P., Pte D.C.M., Listed in Honours as 9^th RS Young, (Rev.) Wm. P., M.A., Pte R; wounded; DCM; invalided; Chaplain; reported missing, now a prisoner. The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1918) Young, William P. 9^th RS; Royal Army Chaplains Department Beginning of war/on joining Pte; End of war Chaplain (3^rd Class). Wounded June 1915. Prisoner of War March 1918. Mentioned in Despatches twice. DCM. MC. France and Belgium 1915 and 1917-18. The Glasgow Academy roll of honour, 1914-1918 (1933) – Author ‘A Private’ from “9th Royal Scots (T.F.), B Company on active service from a private’s diary, February-May 1915”, Turnbull and Spears, Edinburgh, 1916. With an identical quote (‘The enemy had burned their boats…’) from Cecil, Hugh and Liddle, Peter H (editors), ‘Facing Armageddon’, Pen & Sword, 2003, p.326 identifies ‘A Private’ as Rev. W.P. Young. In addition the copy in the Edinburgh Castle Museum Library has had a name handwritten beneath the title page as “Rev. Wm. P. Young” This book also listed under name ‘England’, Subject Index 1922 – ? Probably POW Young, William, Capt, Army Chaplains Dept., Louvervel 21.3.1918 Rastatt., 10.11.86. Edinburgh. Rev. Dr. Young. 14 Zetland Place, Trinin, Edinburgh. PA 26213 http://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/List/4166087/1872/26213/ – Pte W.P. Young ‘B’ Coy, a son of Rev Dr Young, ex-Moderator &c. of the United Free Church, and Mrs Young, 38 Drummond Place, Edinburgh, received a bullet wound in the forearm while scouting close to the German trenches on Thursday morning. Educated at Glasgow Academy, Edin Univ and New College, Edinburgh, Young was a prominent member (three-quarter) of the Edinburgh Institution Football Club for several years. He entered the ministry of the UFC and was ordained May 1911. He went to the Livingstone Mission of that Church in Central Africa in June 1911 and was on his way home on furlough when the news of the war reached him. He joined the Ninth in September as a Private. He acted as platoon guide. The Scotsman 15 June 15 [Thursday = 10 June 1915] – D.C.M. citation: ‘2357 Pte. W.P. Young 3^rd/9^th Bn. TF (formerly 1^st/9^th Battalion) For conspicuous gallantry when acting as guide across dangerous parts of the country at night. He also carried messages under heavy fire. (11.3.16)’ Also quoted Daily Record 13.3.16 – W.P. Young, b. Edinburgh 1886, son of a minister. Educ. Glasgow Academy and Univ of Edin. Appointed to Livingstonia (a Scottish Mission in Malawi) in 1910. Absent for 8 years 1914-1922, four of those years on military service firstly as a combatant and then as a chaplain. He was then Secretary of the Student Christian Movement. Returned to Livingstonia, Nyasaland, as headmaster of the Institution School in 1922. Subsequent Principal, he retired in 1938. McCracken, John, ‘Politics and Christianity in Malawi 1875-1940’, 2000 WP Young became Principal of Overtoun Institution in 1927. Thomson, Jack, ‘Ngoni, Xhosa and Scot: Religious and Cultural Interaction in Malawi’, 2007 WP Young, younger brother to Thomas Cullen Young, suggested establishment of a secondary school in Malawi in 1930 Thompson, T. Jack, ‘Christianity in Northern Malawi: Donald Fraser’s Missionary Methods and Ngoni culture’, 1995 See Young, W.P., ‘A Schoolmaster in Africa’ 1927; ‘Livingstonia’, 1947 – Pte, RS 2357 Royal Army Chaplain’s Department, Chaplain to the Forces 4^th Class https://livesofthefirstworldwar.org/lifestory/4934907 – The Rev. William Paulin Young, DCM, T/CF, 4^th Cl., RACD, attd. 1/5^th Bn Sea. Highrs, TF London Gazette 3 June 1919 p.6836 Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Officer of the Civil Division For public services in the Nyasaland Protectorate. London Gazette, 1 January 1938, p.16 – Awarded DCM Young, W.P., Pte, 2357 3^rd/9^th (Highlanders) Battalion, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), TF (formerly 1^st/9^th Battalion). London Gazette 14^th Jan 1916 p.614 ‘For conspicuous gallantry when acting as a guide across dangerous parts of the country at night. He also carried messages under heavy fire.’ Edinburgh Gazette 14 March 16 p.506 – W.P. Young was Chaplain of Gordonstoun in 1947 ‘Hahn had determined to have a returned missionary as School Chaplain, the first being AG Fraser of Achimota. In the fifties The Revd WP Young, M.C., or ‘WP’ filled that role. We would return weary on Sunday evenings from the Cairngorms to Chapel in the Hall, sitting under the heads of Buffalo and Antelope, to listen to WP’s clear and compelling use of scripture.’ John Fay ‘The then Chaplain, W. P. Young, whose daughters had been taught with me by Miss Mather before the war, smoked the most pungent tobacco in his pipe and his study was beyond the library.’ Campbell, Diarmid, ‘In the Beginning,’Gordonstoun – A WP Young letter (9 Sep 17) to relatives of 2/Lt Thomas Edward Bartleman (Seaforth Highlanders) is included in the Peebles Book of Rememberence – William Paulin Young, Minister of Religion (retired), widower, b. 10.11.1886, 82 years, spouse Anne Neilson Cumming. d. 30.5.1969 at Dr Gray’s Hospital, Elgin. Res. Gordonstoun School, Duffus, Elgin. Father John Young, Minister of Religion (deceased), mother Catherine nee Cullen (deceased) Cause 1a intestinal obstruction b sigmoid volvulus 2 old age and general disability. Informant JAN Young (daughter) [Janet Anne Neilson Young b. 24.1.1931 at 39 Palmerston Place, Edinburgh. Father WP Young, Missionary (CofS), domicil Livingstonia, Nyasaland. Mother Anne Neilson Young nee Cumming m. 21.9.1923, Karonga, Nyasaland. Reg Dist No 685-01 Entry 178 Haymarket] Reg Dist No. 135 Year 1969 Entry 189 District of Elgin, County of Moray – Confirmed as Chaplain at Gordonstoun at time when HRH The Prince of Wales attended, by archives of HRH, letter from Jeff Johnson, Clarence House. – Awarded MC – Rev William Paulin Young DCM T/CF 4^th Cl. RACD attd 1/5^th Sea High TF Aberdeen P&J 3.6.19 OBE for public services in the Nyasaland Protectorate Scotsman 1.1.38 Former CofS chaplain at Gordonstoun died in hosp yesterday age 83. OBE for missionary work in Uganda, retired a few years ago to Lossiemouth but still kept up his assoc with Gordonstoun and continued to take services there. He is survived by three daugthers, one of whom is a nursing sister at Gordonstoun School. Aberdeen P&J 31.5.1969 – Some of his book read out, about the bn departing for France, by Lt Urquhart (qv), noting Pte W. Young had won DCM for gallantry 3/9 RS Supernumerary Company, Supernumeraries’ Anniversary Gathering, 23.2.16, anniversary of landing in France, dinner at County Hotel ballroom, ?Selkirk The Southern Reporter 2.3.16 – Welsh language article poorly translated by Google: ‘a book written by Major WP Young, MA, MC, DCM, with Foreword by Dr. Cairns, trying to answer this question. Major Young is a son to the Rev. John Young, DD, a minister in the Free Church of Wales. WP Young, who graduated from MA, at the University of Edinburgh, went to the New College to get a tragedy of admiralty adventure, and then became a missionary to Livingstonia in Mid Africa. In September, 1914, he joined as a private and the 9th Royal Scots, and, he fought with a witchcraft near Ypres, until he was wounded in June, 1915. That’s when he won the DCM. his right arm was disrupted so that more could not go out to fight, but he tried the Chaplain post with the 5th Seaforth Highlanders, and served his spiritual needs and his Rip on campus from Feb. Feb. 16th to Garffen- naf, 1917. On the 17th of July he went out to France as Chaplan with the 6th and 6th Seaforths in the 51st Division until March, 1918. The M.C. and he was made Major. He was with these Catrons in Cambrai, and there he died as a prisoner, and was in Ger- llawer, TiaiOhwedid ^ 1918. He is now one of the Traveling Secretaries of the Students Union. It is immediately seen that a man of his ability, from his culture, and from his scandalous and military experience is entitled to a hearing. The title of Illyf r is “A Soldier to tlhe GhurCih,”’Y Goleuad 12.12.1919-William Paulin Young MC, DCM. Chaplain to the Forces, Army Chaplain’s DepartmentMC att 1/5th Bn Seaforth Highlanders. DCM as 2357 Private 1/9th Bn Royal Scots. Chaplain’s commission 27 Jan 1916.MC cited 3.6.19- ‘About 1.00 a.m. we got a phone message saying a man had been wounded while out scouting between the trenches & was on the way down. It turned out to be E.[?] Young’s brother & was wounded through the arm at the elbow. We soon got him dressed & made comfortable & I stayed with him until the ambulance came at 10.00 a.m.’ The wounded man is most likely WP Young, his brother James Roy Stephen Young was also in the battalion There is an Edward Young here but the initial is in question 10 Jun 15, Diary of James Lawson Cairns, transcribed by Margaret Donaldson-Census search?Born 1886 to Rev John Young and Catherine nee Cullen?1901 William Pauline [?] Young, born Edinburgh, with John (Mimater? meaning Minister?) and Catherine Copeland Young as parents, living at 1 Kelvinside Terrace North, GlasgowSiblings: John Junr, Thomas Cullen (as mentioned above), George Ernest R, William Paulin (spelling), Edwin Lang, James Rae Stevens (cf James Roy Stephen Young (qv)), Catherine Mary LangNote James a possible brother in the battalion	–
Young, Wm. 2547 – See Young, W	EB1
Young, Wm. G 2497	EB1
YOUNG, Wm. Gordon, Mr. 13 Fraser Ave. Edinburgh. 1/9th (7965)	RSC
YOUNGER, D, Private, ‘351244’, 9th Bn., , 24/Mar/1918, France,	CWGC
Younger, A, Sergt. Address 1902: Viewfield House, Tipperlinn Rd.	F
YOUNGER, D. Pte. No. 3767, Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol 1, No 2, 1st Nov 1916.	–
Younger, David 3767	EB2
Younger, David Pte 351244 9^th RS 3767 Pte	0640
YOUNGER, David, b. Paisley, Renfrewshire, e. Edinburgh , r. Paisley, 351244, PRIVATE, Killed in action, France & Flanders, 24/03/18, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), 9th Battalion.	SD
YOUNGER, DAVID, PRIVATE, 351244, 24/Mar/1918, KILLED IN ACTION, FRANCE AND FLANDERS	SW
Younger, L.R. Temp 2/Lt relinquishes comm from 9^th (D.F.) 24 Apr 21 and retains rank 2/Lt (correcting Gaz 20/21.6.21) London Gazette 26.7.21 – Younger, Laurence Richardson to be Temp 2/Lt 9^th (D.F.) 15.4.21 London Gazette 12.5.21	–
Younger, W 3206 A Coy	LS7
Younger, W.H 2669	EB1
YOUNGER, W.H. Pte. No. 40341 , Wounded, The Leather Sporran, Vol.1 No.4, 1st June 1917	–
Younger, William Pte 351664 9^th RS 4699 Pte, 11^th RS 351664 – Wm Younger RS Pte 4699 351664 enlisted 6.4.16 discharge 20.9.19 para 392 xvi SWB D/A/1323 MIC – William Younger 4699 9RS 351664 46 West End, Tweedmouth, Berwickshire, 20yrs1mo, Locomotive fireman NER, single, approved 6.4.16 at Berwick, medical class I. Father Robert, same address. Home 6.4.16-13.11.16, BEF 14.11.16-29.12.16, Home 30.12.16-22.7.17, BEF 23.7.17. Then 25.4.18 HSHS. Para 392 xvi Pension claim for Pte Wm Younger RS Depot discharge 20.9.19, reviewed 15.10.19, disability left hand (GSW?), weekly pension 8/- from 21.9.19, review 26 weeks, at same address Called up for service 6.4.16 Conduct, Stobs 26.6.16 Pte, overstaying pass 2¾ hrs 9.30am to 12.15pm 26.6.16, witness Sgt Holmer, 3 days CC. B Coy. Service Record – Enlisted 6.4.16-20.9.19 discharged, wounded 392 xvi B1, age 23 SWB Roll	0640 –
Younger, Wm. 4699	EB2

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