War Memorial - Coulter, South Lanarkshire, Scotland


Coulter War Memorial is now located next to the churchyard.

They died that we might live. To the glory of God and in ever loving memory of the men of the parish of Culter who fell in the Great Wars.
1914 Major Edward McCosh, M. C., 9^th H. L. I. 2^nd Lt. Joseph N. McCrae, 11^th B. Regt. 2^nd Lt. Charles D. Reid, 9^th H. L. I. Sgt. Alexander D. Finlayson, 7^th L. Regt.	1919 Pte. John J. Gibson, 9^th R. S. Pte. Robert G. Howitt, 8^th S. R. Pte. James Paterson, Can. E. F. Pte. John P. Paterson, 11^th S. R.
Pte. David Trail, 12^th R. S.
1939 Lieut. James R. McCosh, R. N. V. R. F. Off. George Donaldson, R. A. F.	1945 Sgt. Henry Brown Burnett, R. A. F. Dvr. Thomas Veitch, R. E.

This memorial gives the name as Culter but it is now known as Coulter.

This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II.
We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.

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