| Name |
Regiment |
Age |
Died |
Memorial |
Comments |
| William Aird |
62nd Bn. Machine Gun Corps |
Unknown |
01.09.1918 |
Bailleulval Communal Cemetery |
Also on Burntisland WM |
| William Aitken |
Royal Scots |
Unknown |
01.12.1916 |
Faubourg D’Amiens Cemetery, Arras |
Enlisted Cowdenbeath |
| John Anderson |
See Comments |
|
|
|
Could be an alias for D. Sim Two versions of his fate exist. SNWM or CWGC? |
| Thomas Braid |
14th Bn. Black Watch (Fife & Forfar Yeomanry) |
20 |
29.12.1917 |
Jerusalem War Cemetery |
|
| John Brown |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Unknown |
|
| James Bruce |
Army Service Corps |
Unknown |
09.03.1915 |
Burntisland Cemetery |
There is a James BW Bruce on Burntisland WM |
| Kenneth Cormack |
2nd Bn. Royal Scots |
Unknown |
15.05.1915 |
Bailleulval Communal Cemetery |
|
| Robert Davidson |
11th Bn. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders |
22 |
19.08.1916 |
Thiepval Memorial |
From Landale Terrace, Cowdenbeath |
| Ebenezer Duffy |
12th Bn. Royal Scots |
Unknown |
19.10.1915 |
Phalempin Communal Cemetery |
|
| Peter Fairgrieve |
Black Watch |
Unknown |
17.07.1918 |
Cologne Southern Cemetery |
Enlisted Cowdenbeath |
| Andrew Glancy |
106 Brigade Royal Field Artillery |
Unknown |
28.05.1917 |
Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery |
From Landale Terrace, Cowdenbeath |
| David Grierson |
4th Bn. Black Watch |
30 |
14.07.1916 |
Thiepval Memorial |
Awarded the Military Medal |
| Harry Griffiths |
Scots Guards |
Unknown |
10.04.1915 |
Cabaret Rouge British Cemetery |
Enlisted Cowdenbeath |
| Andrew Guthrie |
Black Watch |
Unknown |
30.05.1917 |
St. Nicholas British Cemetery |
Wife from Leuchars |
| James Hardie |
E Corps Signal Co. Royal Engineers |
26 |
15.10.1916 |
Bailleulval Communal Cemetery |
From Kinghorn |
| James Hardie |
2nd Bn., Scots Guards |
Unknown |
30.09.1918 |
Grevillers British Cemetery |
|
| David Kellock |
1st Co. Machine Gun Corps |
27 |
15.11.1916 |
Dernancourt |
From Markinch |
| Thomas Norman MacLean |
1st Bn. Machine Gun Corps |
27 |
30.04.1918 |
St.Sever |
Son of MacLeans from Honolulu, Hawaii Born Dundee? |
| David MacKenzie |
Black Watch |
Unknown |
02.10.1918 |
Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingerbe |
Born Dunfermline Enlisted Cowdenbeath |
| James A Robertson |
Machine Gun Corps |
Unknown |
04.10.1917 |
Cement House Cemetery |
Born Kennoway |
| John Redpath |
1st Bn. Gordon Highlanders |
22 |
02.04.1916 |
Ypres (Menin Gate) |
From Aberdour Enlisted Inverkeithing |
| James Robson |
Staffordshire Yeomanry |
Unknown |
21.10.1918 |
Damascus Commonwealth War Cemetery |
Born in Fife |
| David Rolland |
1st Bn. Scots Guards |
18 |
27.09.1915 |
Loos Memorial |
Newton Farm (assumed younger brother of Robert A.) |
| Robert Arnott Rolland |
6th Bn. Cameron Highlanders |
23 |
06.06.1916 |
Valenciennes (see W.A.G. Stevenson) |
Beverkae cottage, husband of Ellen |
| Alexander Scott |
Royal Scots |
34 |
30.05.1916 |
Vermelles British Cemetery |
7 Landale Terrace, Cowdenbeath Born Pennsylvania |
| William A.G. Stevenson |
14th Bn. Highland Light Infantry |
28 |
20.12.1917 |
Valenciennes (St. Roch) Communal Cemetery |
Son of Rev.William Stevenson, see family details on memorial window and plaque outside |
| James Thayne |
Black Watch |
Unknown |
13.11.1916 |
Y Ravine Cemetery, Beaumont-Hamel |
|
| Samuel H Turnbull |
8th Bn. Black Watch |
34 |
19.07.1918 |
Meteren military cemetery |
From Landale Terrace, Cowdenbeath, originally from Hawick. Enlisted Burntisland |
| Livingstone Waugh |
9th Coy. Machine Gun Corps |
20 |
03.05.1917 |
Arras Memorial |
Born Newton (farm?) Enlisted Cowdenbeath (another Landale Terrace resident) |
| James Wilson |
Black Watch |
Unknown |
09.08.1915 |
Becourt, Becordel-Becourt |
Born Lumphinans |
| OR |
Royal Scots |
Unknown |
22.03.1917 |
Abbeville Communal Cemetery |
Born Burntisland |
| James Williamson |
Royal Garrison Artillery |
Unknown |
06.10.1917 |
The Huts Cemetery |
|
| William Wood |
Royal Scots |
Unknown |
30.01.1916 |
Dickebusch Military Cemetery |
Enlisted Cowdenbeath |
| Alexander Yates |
Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders |
Unknown |
15.07.1916 |
Thiepval Memorial |
Enlisted Cowdenbeath |
Auchtertool Kirk War Memorial
“Memorial Window at Auchtertool A beautiful ceremony took place on Sunday (13 Nov 1921) afternoon in Auchtertool Parish Church at the unveiling of a war memorial stained glass window.
Rev. JSW Irvine, minister of the church, preached to a specially large congregation. The unveiling was performed by Mr. D Rolland, grieve at Linnhead farm, who lost two sons in the war.
The subject of the window is ‘Crowning the Warrior’, a kneeling soldier receiving a crown of laurel wreaths from an angel.
There are over 40 names on the memorial of men from the parish who fell in the war, including a large number from Cowdenbeath, a part of which is in the parish of Auchtertool”.