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War Memorial - Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland




1914 - 1919  and  1939 - 1945

Soldier War Memorial WW I and WW II Soldier

Inscription WW I and WW II
To the glory of God
and in memory of
those belonging to the
Burgh and Parish of Ellon
who fell in the Great War
1914 - 1919
and
of those who gave
their lives
in the Second World War
1939 - 1945


1914 - 1919

They died that we might live
Names WW I Names WW I Names WW I

Gordon Highlanders
Capt. Jas. Strachan, M. C.
Lieut. G. M. Dean
Lieut. Jas. Garland
Lieut. John Watt
C.S.M. Chas. Neilson
Sgt. Thos. Mair
Sgt. Wm. Reid
Cpl. Alex. C. Birnie
Cpl. E. E. Marshall
Cpl. R. M. Neilson, M. S. M.
L/Cpl. J. R. Lawrence
L/Cpl. Jas. Matthew, M. M.
L/Cpl. Geo. Slessor
Pte. Jas. Aitken
Pte. Geo. Aitken
Pte. Peter Alexander
Pte. B. R. Angus
Pte. C. M. Barron
Pte. Wm. Barron
Pte. Geo. Beekie
Pte. Wm. Bruce
Pte. R. M. Burnett
Pte. Jas. Chalmers
Pte. G. W. Chapman
Pte. Robert Dalgarno
Pte. Timothy Dunne
Pte. G. O. Forbes
Pte. J. M. Fraser
Pte. Fred Gerrie
Pte. G. A. Gray
Pte. Geo. Hardy
Pte. Alex. Henderson
Pte. A. B. Henderson
Pte. Alex. Ingram
Pte. Wm. Kelman
Pte. Peter Kyle
Pte. Geo. Maitland
Pte. Jas. Mark
Pte. Wm. Matthew
Pte. Wm. Murray
Pte. Jas. Reid
Pte. Jas. Simpson
Pte. Wm. Simpson
Pte. Geo. Slessor
Pte. Jas. Smith
Pte. John Smith
Pte. Peter Stewart
Pte. Wm. Taylor
Pte. J. D. Thomson
Pte. Robert Thomson
Pte. Geo. Watt
Drum. P. L. Gibbs
R. F. A.
Sgt. Thos. Henderson
Gnr. A. E. Adams
Gnr. W. E. Chalmers
Gnr. Wm. Donald
Driver Jas. Pirie
Sdlr. S. R. Fraser
Gnr. W. H. Gray
Gnr. Alex. Kemp
Gnr. R. G. M. Murdoch
Poppy
Scots Guards
Pte. James Barclay
Pte. John Rae, D. C. M.
Pte. Ja. Gammock
Royal Scots
Pte. Alex. Glennie Pte. J. S. Wright
Cameron Highlanders
Lieut. E. M. Mair Pte. W. F. Gill
Seaforth Highlanders
Pte. Alex. Allan
Pte. Jas. Grant
Pte. A. G. Powrie
A. and S. Highlanders
Pte. W. M. Michie Pte. A. G. Powrie
Scottish Fusiliers
Cpl. Jas. Stewart
Highland Light Infantry
Cpl. Walter Towns Pte. Paul Allan
Black Watch
Capt. W. E. Coutts
Scottish Rifles
Pte. Wm. Forbes
Royal Engineers
Spr. Robert Craighead
Scottish Horse
L/Cpl. Alex. Mair
Lovat Scouts
Sgt. J. H. Neilson
A. S. C.
Pte. A. A. Catto
Pte. Wm. R. Burnett
Pte. J. L. Sim
Manchesters
Pte. Wm. Anderson
R. A. M. C.
Driver Alex. Robertson
L. E. E.
Spr. J. A. M. Mitchell Rifleman J. S. Milne
Canadians
Sgt. H. E. Ruxton
L/Cpl. Wm. McKenzie
L/Cpl. Chas. Marr
L/Cpl. J. T. Milner, M. M. (2 Bars)
Pte. Robert Aitken
Pte. Geo. Brownie
Pte. John Brownie
Pte. F. F. Godsman
Pte. John Stephen
Pte. John Hardie
Pte. G. B. Kirton
Pte. H. H. Marshall
Pte. H. S. Fenton
Pte. Alex. McBain
Pte. Wm. Murdoch
Pte. Douglas Murray
Pte. Wm. A. Ross
Australian I. Forces
Sgt. P. G. Margetts Pte. Geo. Clark
E. Africans
Lieut. G. F. G. Hunter
Nurse Elsie Duguid, A. R. R. C.


1939 - 1945 and conflicts after 1945

Names WW II Inscription after 1945

Gordon Highlanders

2nd/Lieut. Alex. S. Raeburn
C.Q.M.S. Walter Brown
Corporal Thomas Hunter
Corporal James M. Massie
Corporal William Neilson
Corporal Alex. Robertson
L/Cpl. George Matthew
Privat William Alexander
Privat James Moir
Private Robert Reid
Private George A Rennie
Private William J. Thomson
Private James Clark

Royal Engineers

Driver Alexander J. Hardie
Sapper Albert Mair
Sapper Robert T Rothnie

Royal Air Force

Flying Officer Ian R. MacAulay
Sergt. Pilot Edwin McK. Mutch
Flight Sergt. Gordon Gibson
Sergt. Robert Sangster
Sergt. Harry Watson
Rear Gunner Peter Taylor

Scots Guards

Gds./man Norman Anderson

Q. O. C. Highlanders

Private John Quirie

Radio Officers

Albert A. Chalmers
Henry A. Cook
A.B. John Clark, R. N.
A.B. A. Park, R. N.
Straits Settlements Volunteer Force

2nd/Lieut. Graham Taylor
This plaque has been erected and dedicated
To the memory of all those of this district
And parish who died in the service of
Our country either in action or as a result
Of wounds received during one of the
Many conflicts our country has been
Involved in since 1945.

They shall grow not old
as we that are left grow old
age should not weary them
Nor the years condemn
At the going down of the sun
And in the morning
We will remember them

2000 A. D.



Angel   

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.

   Angel



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