War Memorial - Garlieston, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland

The panels were not very easy to transcribe. Faults are probable.

To the glory of God
and in memory of the
men of Sorbie Parish
who gave their lives
for King and Country
in the Great War
1914 - 1919

1914 - 1918, 1941

K. O. Scottish Borderers
Pte. John Edgar
Pte. James Gulline
Pte. Peter Gulline
Pte. John Maxwell
Pte. John Neil
L. Cpl. Thomas Orr
Pte. Sam Scott
L. Cpl. Robert Thomson
Pte. Peter Watt

Royal Scots Fusiliers
Pte. James Campbell
Pte. William Hannah
Pte. George Marshall
Pte. Robert Marshall
Pte. Douglas McCallie
Pte. William Robb
Pte. Robert Thomson

Royal Scots
Cpl. James Fleming
Pte. John Kennedy
Pte. Sam McClure
Pte. George McKie

1941
John Hamish Malet-Warden,
Sergt. Pilot, R. A. F.

1914 - 1918

Scottish Rifles
Pte. Andrew McCallum
Sgt. Hugh McMeeking
CQMS William McMeeking
Sig. R. W. Straiton

Scots Guards
Sgt. Robert Barry
Pte. Alexander Gibb

Cameron Highldrs.
Pte. Robert Gulline
Pte. George Kirk
Pte. Sam McClune
L. Cpl. Peter Smith

Black Watch
Pte. Robert Hughes
Pte. Charles Kerr

H. L. I.
Pte. John W McGreadie
Pte. Fred Kirk

Gordon Highldrs.
Sgt. Alexander McLellan

A. & S. Highldrs.
Pte. John Milligan

cont. panel 2

Seaforth Highldrs.
Lieut. Stuart M. McMonnies

London Scotts
Cpl. James Orr

Royal Marine L. I.
Pte. Douglas R. M. Hannay

R. Garrison Art.
Pte. Baird Kirk

Royal Naval Div.
A.B. David McGlune

New Zealanders
Sgt. David S. Caven

Canadians
Pte. John D. Hannay
Pte. James A. Highet
L. Cpl. A. M. Milroy

Australians
Cpl. James Smith

Merchantile Marine
Capt. James Stevenson
Cadet Alex Hill

1939 - 1945
Private Douglas Williams, K. O. S. Borderers
Stoker Alex Nicholson, Royal Navy
Sergt (Navigator) David R. Hyslop
Sergt. (Air Gunner) Wm. McC. Latimer, Royal Air Force

Remark:
See also transcription of panel 1.

Korea 1950 - 1953
Cpl. J. R. Cron, 1st K. O. S. Borderers

1945 - 1995

For the 50th Anniversary of the end of World War II
this commemorates the building and trials of Sections
of the "Mulberry Harbour 1941/4"
at Garlieston,
Thus making the INVASION OF EUROPE possible and
an ALLIED VICTORY a reality.

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.