War Memorial - Milton of Campsie, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland

In memory of
the men of this village
who gave their lives
in the two World Wars
1914 - 18 1939-45

"Since not for glory, riches, or honour we fight,
but for liberty alone which no good man loses
but with his life."

This stone commemorates
the 50th anniversary of the
end of World War Two
1945 - 1995

We remember with gratitude and with pride those from this village who gave their lives in the wars of the last century
	1914 - 1918
	Daniel Allan Thomas Carmichael William Cochrane Patrick Dempsie David Donald John B. Fleming William B. Flett John Gilchrist John Grant Matthew Gray James Jennings Michael Kelly	Andrew B. King William Lang William Leslie Samuel Lynch Charles McAllister James McCaffer James McCleary Daniel McPherson Thomas Pollock Robert Smith William Murray Smith Frederick Thomson James Turnbull
	1939 - 1945
	Andrew Armstrong Andrew Clive Robert Connell James Davis James R. Dick	Hugh Ferrie William Ferrie Robert McAlislane William Shovlin George A. M. Sterling, M. C.
	For your tomorrow we gave our today Erected in the Queen's Jubilee Year 2002

The "Herold" published on 04 December 1914 a list of soldiers who served and/or died at the front in 1914:

	MILTON-OF-CAMPSIE
	James Buchanan Hugh Brown John Brown John Bell John Costello David Croll Charles Devine James Fleming David Flett James Friel John Graham Samuel Graham Alexander Irving James Jennings Samuel Jennings Lieut. Robert B. King Michael Kelly William Lang Samuel Lynch David Muir Thomas Morton Richard Morton Ronald M'Donald Edward M'Intyre Charles M'Allister Charles M'Leary Duncan M'Nicol Allan M'Nicol Edward P. M'Gauchran David M'Pherson Robert M'Lean Joseph Ross Lieut. William Murray Smith Henry Smith (son) Robert Smith (son) Richard Sneddon John Smith Robert Skinner Hugh Simpson James Turnbull John Young	Mount of Glorat, Cameron Highlanders Castle Cottage, Naval Reserve Auchinreoch, A. & S. H. M'Lintock's Land, A. & S. H. M'Lintock's Land, A. & S. H. Auchinreoch, A. & S. H. M'Lintock's Land, A. & S. H. Auchinreoch, R. F. A. Mount of Glorat, Glasgow Highlanders Mount of Glorat, Royal Scots Craighead, Hussars Craighead, A. & S. H. Auchinreoch, A. & S. H. Auchinreoch, A. & S. H. Auchinreoch, A. & S. H. Antermony, A. & S. H. M'Lintock's Land, A. & S. H. Russell's Land, Dublin Fusiliers Mount of Glorat, Hamilton Militia Burnlea, A. & S. H. Castle Cottage, A. & S. H. Craigfoot, A. & S. H. Kirkton Place, Royal Scots Mount of Glorat, Seaforth Highlanders Burnlea, Dublin Fusiliers Beechtree Place, A. & S. H. West View, Scottish Horse West View, Naval Volunteers Mount of Gloral, Transport Coy. Thompson Place, A. & S. H. Mount of Glorat, Cameron Highlanders Russell's Land, Scottish Rifles schoolmaster, A. & S. H. A. & S. H. A. & S. H. 9th A. & S. H. Auchinreoch, A. & S. H. Antexnony, Scots Greys Auchinreoch, Highland Light Infantry Beechtree Place, R. F. A. Burnlea Place, A. & S. H.

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.