Armed Forces.

by Seaboard History Editor | May 23, 2017 | People, People of the Seaboard Villages

: Andrew Vass, 1 Mid Street, Shandwick, Killed in Action, December 1914.

: Findlay McFadyen Ross MC, son of John Ross, Missionary, Killed in Action, 1st August 1918.

: Kenneth McRae DCM, MM and Bar, Canadians, Killed In Action, WW1.

: David Ross, Worcesters, son of Andrew M. Ross, Balintore, Killed in Action, WW1.

: Robert Ross, Seaforth Highlanders and Machine Gun Corp,Killed in Action, WW1.

: James Roderick Watt, Pioneer Corp. Killed in Action, WW1.

: Sutherland Munro MM, Canadians, WW1.

: Archie McRae, Canadians, WW1.

: Murdo McRae DCM, Seaforth Highlanders and Machine Corp. WW1.

: Ewan McRae, Seaforth Highlanders, WW1.

: John Ross, Seaforth Highlanders, WW1.

: Jack Skinner, 4 Shore Street, Balintore, WW1.

: Finlay MacLeod, Fife and Forfarshire Yeomanry, WW1.

: William Ross, RAFVR, Killed in Action, WW2.

: P/O William Ross RAFVR. Lost on operations 10 July 1942.

: Robert [Robba] Ross, RAFVR. WW2.

: Dan Ross [Danna], RAFVR, WW2.

: James Oliver [ Jimmack ]. Landed with his regiment ahead of the troops on D-Day. He was part of a team that cleared the mines on the beaches.

: David Erskine, BEM, Royal Engineers, awarded the British Empire Medal for helping to pull a Canadian pilot out of a burning plane just after D-Day in Normandy.

: Jackie MacRae, 2nd Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders. WW2.

: Jackie MacRae’s Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders, WW2.

: Jackie MacRae, 2nd Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders, WW2.

: Grace McWilliam [Munro], Scottish Ambulance Service, Aberdeen, WW2.

: Katie Ross, Hilton, RAF, WW2

: Jean May, RAF, WW2, daughter of Catherine Sutherland Wood [May]

: Nan Ross, Steel Cottage, Fearn. WW2.

: Nan Ross, Steel Cottage, Fearn. Belgium 1945.

: David Ross, RAF

: Hugh Mackenzie, 5 John Street, Balintore. Killed in an accident in Austria while serving with the Royal Engineers in 1946

: Jackie Ross, Hilton, National Service, 1949.

: Robbie Vass. National Service.

: Frank Ross, National Service.

: George Oliver and Donald Bain, National Service.

Story by Seaboard History Editor