War Memorial - Howwood, Renfrewshire, Scotland

Left panel:

The house originally
provided for the
nurse being no
longer necessary
and no further use
having been found
for it, it was
resolved to
demolish it and that
this the site be laid
out as a garden
of remembrance

1914

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1918

This house has been set apart and endowed for the use of a district nurse by the people of howwood in memory of those belonging to the district who died in the cause of honour and freedom in the great war in grateful rememberance their names are here recorded
Pte. John Allan, 2nd K. O. S. B. 2nd Lt. John Allison, 14th A. & S. H. L/Cpl. John Armstrong, 7th Seafo. Pte. Hugh Campbell, 8th Seafo. L/Cpl. Andrew Carnduff, 5th H. L. I. Pte. Philip Clark, 7th R. S. F. Pte. James Clews, 1st Gord. Pte. John Edgar, M. M., 15th H. L. I. Pte. Matthew Findlay, 7th Seafo. Gnr. William Findlay, R. F. A. Pte. James Gilhooley, 10th A. & S. H. P. Off. John J. Gilhooley, R. N. Pte. John Graham, 1/7 Gord. Cadet Gilbert Guthrie, Naval Service Pte. Rob. H. B. Guthrie, 9th S. R.	Pte. James Haughey, 7th Seafo. Coy. Sgt. Maj. John Hunter, 1st S. R. Sgt. David Irwin, 10th R. I. R. Sgt. James Irwin, 14th R. I. R. Pte. David Logan, R. A. F. Bombd. James Moore, R. H. A. Pte. William Murphy, A. S. C. Pte. Wm. H. McCabe, 1st Border Pte. John McIlroy, 6th R. S. F. Corp. Robt. Neillands, Imp. Camel Co. Sig. Wm. Barr Nelson, 2nd R. F. Lon. Rgt. Pte. Wm. Niven, 12th R. S. Pte. John Stevenson, A. S. C. M. T. A. B.John Trainor, R. N. Trp. Robt. R. Weir, Can. L. H.
Pte. David Wilson, 1/4 R. S. F. MCMXIX

1939 - 1945

R. Andrew
M. N.

Gnr. R. Bruce
57th Searchl't Regt., R. A.

F/Sgt. C. Crosbie
R. A. F.

F/Sgt. O. S. Harvey
R. A. F.

Cpl. H. Nicol
6th Seaforth Hldrs.

Rfn. T. Smith
2nd Cameronians

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