War Memorial - Mennock, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland

Weekly Dispatch
Bravest village award
to the glorious honour of
the Mennock village lads
who answered
Lord Kitchener's call
to arms in the Great
European War 1914 - 1918.

Pte. Richard Bryden, K. O. S. B., fell at Loos
Cpl. John McCron, K. O. S. B., fell at Loos
Cpl. Walter Smith, K. O. S. B., fell at Loos
Pte. James Merrie, K. O. S. B., died
Pte. Matthew Kerr, K. O. S. B.
Pte. Raymond Kerr, K. O. S. B.
Lieut. Robert Lindsay, R. E.
Cpl. John Lockerbie, K. O. S. B.
Pte. John Maxwell, K. O. S. B.
Pte. John Maxwell, K. O. S. B.
Sapper Thomas McArthur, R. E.
Pte. James Mitchell, R. M. L. C.
Cpl. John Muirhead, K. O. S. B.
Sergt. John Stobbs, Camerons
Cpl. Thomas Stobbs, Camerons
Pte. William Wallace, R. M. L. I.

"They fought in Britain's
far spread battle line."

	In glorious memory of pupils of Mennock school, who died while serving their country in the Great War 1914 - 1918.
Captain Maxwell Turnbull, M. C., 6th Border Regt. Corpl. John McCron, 8th Batt. K. O. S. B. Pte. Andrew Rodger, 19th London Regt. Pte. William Rodger, 16th Royal Scots also of Corpl. Walter Smith, 7th Batt. K. O. S. B. and Pte. Richard Bryden, 7th Batt. K. O. S. B. "Though they be dead their glory liveth"

This page is dedicated to the 10 million victims of World War I and 60 million victims of World War II.
We should always remember the immense grief and loss each war brought to the world.