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Norman Macdonald, Garryhillie, South Uist

Private NORMAN MACDONALD
Son of Malcolm and Sarah MacDonald, of 10, Askernish, South Uist.
Last known address in South Uist: Garryhillie
Service unit: H Coy 1st Cameron Highlanders
Service number: 315647
Enlisted at Daliburgh
Date of death: 2 June 1916 at the age of 18
Killed in action
Interred: Loos British Cemetery, XVIII. A. 13
Local memorial: South Uist

Malcolm Macdonald, Garryhillie, South Uist

Private MALCOLM MACDONALD
Last known address in South Uist: Garryhillie
Service unit: 1st Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
Date of death: not known
Local memorial: South Uist

Angus Macdonald, Garryhillie, South Uist

Private ANGUS MACDONALD
Son of Ronald and Mary MacDonald, of Clanranald Cottage, Garryhellie, South Uist
Service unit: 2nd Middlesex Regiment
Service number: G/23971
Enlisted at Oban
Date of death: 23 October 1916 at the age of 47
Killed in action
Memorial: Thiepval Memorial, Pier and Face 12D and 13B

 

Angus Macdonald, Garryhillie, South Uist

Lieutenant ANGUS MACDONALD
Last known address in South Uist: Garryhillie
Service unit: Nigerians
Date of death: not known
Local memorial: South Uist, on scroll in St Michael's Church, Eriskay

Roderick Maccuish, Garryhillie, South Uist

Private RODERICK MACCUISH
Son of Alexander and Mary Maccuish, of Garryhillie, South Uist, Inverness-shire.
Last known address in South Uist: Garryhillie
Service unit: 4th Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
Service number: 3923
Enlisted at Inverness
Date of death: 23 July 1916 at the age of 26
Killed in action
Memorial: Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Longueval, VII. D. 25
Local memorial: South Uist

Archibald MacPhee, Garryhillie, South Uist



Private ARCHIBALD MACPHEE
Last known address in South Uist: Garryhillie
Son of John and Mary MacPhee
Service unit: 3rd Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
Service number: 3/5553
Date of death: 10 February 1917 at the age of 23
Died at home of illness
Local memorial: South Uist

Archibald was repatriated from the Loos area in northern France in November 1915, suffering from trench foot. He was found to have TB, and was discharged as physically unfit in March 1916.