St Andrews War Memorial

St Andrews War Memorial

Those listed on the War Memorial in St Andrews, Fife. St Andrews War Memorial, which was unveiled on the 23rd of September 1922, was designed by Sir Robert Lorimer and built at a cost of £2,300. It is built of grey granite with a sandstone plinth and was erected at the west wall of the Cathedral grounds. The base has the following inscription: “To the glory of God and the honoured memory of the men of St Andrews who with courage and faith at their country’s call, laid down their lives that we who remain might live in freedom and peace”. In the surrounding wall are bronze plaques bearing the names of 185 men who fell in WW1. 4 names are currently unidentified: Andrew Brown Royal Artillery [possibly a duplication of Andrew Waters/Walters Brown], John Taylor Royal Highlanders, Y M Anderson Seaforth Highlanders [possibly a duplication of John Murray Anderson] and William J Taylor 1st Royal Dragoons [possibly William Jack Taylor who died of Pneumonia at Dunbar in 1919 but a military connection is unconfirmed].

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  • Died 1918

    British Army S/19516 Private Royal Highlanders

    British Army S/19516 Lance Corporal Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 6th (Perthshire) Battalion (Territorial).

  • Profile picture for Arthur David Nicholson

    Born 1873

    Died 1915

    British Army Major Cameron Highlanders

  • Born 1895

    Died 1916

    British Army S/12579 Private Royal Highlanders

    British Army S/12579 Private Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 1st Battalion.

  • Died 1917

    British Army 3535 Private Fife and Forfar Yeomanry

    British Army 28757 Private King's Own Scottish Borderers 2nd Battalion.

  • Born 1891

    Died 1918

    British Army Captain Royal Scots Fusiliers

  • Born 1889

    Died 1917

    British Army 5020 Private Royal Highlanders

    British Army S/40178 Private Royal Highlanders

    British Army 5020 Private Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 2/7th (Fife) Battalion

  • Born 1890

    Died 1915

    British Army Lieutenant King's Own Scottish Borderers

  • Profile picture for Charles Gillespie

    Born 1893

    Died 1915

    British Army Second Lieutenant Highland Light Infantry 2nd Battalion

    British Army Lieutenant Highland Light Infantry 4th Battalion attached to 2nd Battalion

  • Born 1888

    Died 1917

    British Army 2992 Private Royal Highlanders

    British Army S/40553 Private Royal Highlanders

    British Army 202393 Private Royal Highlanders

  • Born 1883

    Died 1916

    British Army 2026 Private Fife and Forfar Yeomanry

  • British Army S4/057885 Driver Army Service Corps

  • Born 1893

    Died 1916

    British Army 12814 Private Scots Guards

  • Born 1897

    Died 1917

    British Army 20184 Private Royal Scots

    British Army 17460 Lance Corporal Machine Gun Corps

    British Army 17460 Lance Corporal Machine Gun Corps (Infantry)

  • Born 1894

    Died 1916

    British Army 1906 Private Royal Highlanders

    British Army 6203 Private Royal Highlanders

    British Army 202115 Private Royal Highlanders

  • Born 1883

    Died 1917

    British Army 3460 Private Fife and Forfar Yeomanry

    British Army 28693 Private King's Own Scottish Borderers 2nd Battalion.

  • Born 1889

    Died 1915

    Canadian Expeditionary Force 77328

    Canadian Expeditionary Force 77328 Sergeant Canadian Infantry

  • Born 1892

    Died 1916

    British Army 2521 Private Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 1/7th (Fife) Battalion (Territorial Force)

    British Army 2521 Private Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 1/7th (Fife) Battalion (Territorial Force)

  • Born 1868

    Died 1916

    Other Empire Force Mercantile Marine (Merchant Navy)

    Other Empire Force 1st Engineer Mercantile Marine - S.S. "Reindeer"

  • Died 1918

    British Army S/23060 Private Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) 8th (Service) Battalion.

  • Born 1887

    Died 1917

    Indian Army Second Lieutenant Indian Army Reserve of Officers