Our Family
Military Service
| Photo | Name | Military Tag |
|---|---|---|
| Percy Collinson Abell | Rank: Lieutenant | |
 Bill Adney | William Crosby Adney | |
| Benjamin Aiken | during World War Two | |
| Donald Douglas Anderson | with the United States Navy in Korea and Vietnam | |
 James Anderson | James H. Anderson | with the United States Navy during World War Two |
 Robert Dean Anderson Sr | Robert Dean Anderson, Sr | with the United States Army during World War Two |
| John Black Archibald | ||
| Lewis Thomas Ashdown | with the King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment | |
 Alfred Baitup | Alfred Henry Baitup | |
| George William Baitup | ||
 George Banks | George Banks | with the Royal Field Artillery during World War One |
| James John ("Jim") Banks | with the Suffolk Regiment during World War I | |
| John Thomas Banks | 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade in Canada during the Fenian Raids | |
| William Banks | with the Durham Light Infantry during World War One and was killed in action | |
 Earl Bell | Earl Theodore Bell | RCAF |
 Henry Harold Berry | Henry Harold Berry | in France during World War One and was killed in action |
 Charles Berwind | Charles Anthony Berwind | with the United States Army |
| Stephen Harrison Blackford | with the United States Army during World War Two | |
| Alvin Thomas Bond | with the Canadian Army during World War Two | |
| George Wilfred Bond | with the M.S.A., Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War | |
 Robert Bond | Robert Howat Bond | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War One |
| Roy Laverne Bond | with the 2nd BN 2nd COR during World War One with the Canadian Expeditionary Force. He was killed in action | |
| Thomas Reginald ("Tom") Bond | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War One | |
| Andrew Finlayson Cuthbert Boyd | with the Royal Navy as a Merchant Seaman, engineer during WWI | |
 Floral Hall in Belfast | David Wright Boyd | with the Canadian Engineers during World War One |
| also with the Royal Engineers during World War One | ||
| George Finlayson Boyd | with the 12th Army Brigade Field Artillery, 46th Battery during World War One and was killed in action | |
| George Gordon Boyd | with the Lanark & Renfrew Scottish Regiment R.C.I.C. during World War Two and was killed in action | |
| James Donaldson Cathro Boyd | with the Labour Corp. 368 POW Company, and 30th London Regiment during World War Two | |
| Sir Robert Weston Brooke, 2nd Bt. DSO MC DL | with the Queen's Own Yorkshire Dragoons during World War I. Mentioned in despatches four times | |
| Amy Ada Bryant, RRC | as a nurse at Antwerp during World War One and was also a prisoner of war | |
 Denis Harry Bryant | Denis Harry Bryant | with the Royal Navy Reserve, HMS Active during World War One |
| also with the Royal Navy Reserve during World War Two | ||
 Denis Bryant | Denis Michael Bryant | with the Royal Navy Reserve as a midshipman aboard the "HMS Hood" during World War Two and was killed in action |
 Dorothy Grace Bryant | Dorothy Grace Bryant, RRC | with the Q.A.R.N.N.S. as a nursing sister during World War One |
| Fanny Lowder Bryant | with the Army as a nurse with the T.F.N.S. during World War One | |
| Hilda Mary Bryant | with the Q.A.R.N.N.S. as a nursing sister during World War Two | |
| William Wallace Bryant | during WWI | |
| John Budgen | with the Royal Navy as a midshipman during the Napoleonic War | |
| Richard Budgen | with the Royal Navy as a midshipman during the Napoleonic War | |
| William Budgen | with the Royal Navy as a Lt. during the Napoleonic War. He was killed in action | |
| Norris Paul Butcher | with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve | |
| Allan Caird | ||
| with the Royal Highlanders 5th Battalion Black Watch during World War One | ||
| George Boyd Caird | with the 20th Company 6th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry during the Boer War | |
| John Second Caird | with the Royal Highlanders 2nd Black Watch | |
| with the 1st Forfarshire Battery R.F.A. (635495/4525) | ||
| with the 2nd Highland Bde R.F.A., 301st battery 76th Bde R.F.A. (TA) (722471) | ||
 William Caird | William Caird | with the 5th Bn., Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) during World War One |
| Edward Mcluskey Cameron | with the Royal Air Force during World War Two | |
| Robert Campbell | during World War One. He was killed in action | |
 Clarence Chapman | Clarence ("Clary") Chapman | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War One. He was wounded in action |
| Norman Edwin Cholerton | with the 3rd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regt. Royal Artillery. A Japanese POW. | |
| Newel C. Clinger | with the United States Army during World War Two | |
| Robert Wells Coates | 29th Bn. Canadian Inf. (British Columbia Regt.) | |
| David William ("William") Comisky | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War One | |
| Jesse Corke | during the Civil War, as a musician, Co. H, 105th Regiment Illinois Infantry | |
| Thomas Corke | during the Civil War, as a musician, Co. H, 10th Illinois Infantry | |
| William Corke | during the Civil War, 156th Illinois Infantry Co H, as a musician | |
| Donald Edward Couch | ||
| Thomas Craig | Royal Navy as Yeoman of Signals aboard the HMS Indefatigable. He was killed in action at the Battle of Jutland. | |
| Donald George Crawford | RAN, Petty Officers and Men | |
 John Crawford | John Banks Crawford | with the Royal Navy as a Merchant Marine |
| Peter Mclagan Crawford, MC | with the Machine Gun Corp., and the Royal Scots attached to the 8th Battalion during World War One | |
| with the Queens Own Cameroon Highlanders | ||
| William Larraine Crawford | with the Royal New Zealand Navy Reserve during World War Two and was killed in action | |
| John Cruickshank | ||
| William Henry ("Bill") Currie | with the 12th Canadian Field Regiment, R.C.A. during World War II | |
| Harry Robert Date | ||
| Raymond Charles Waland Date | ||
| Alexander Dawson | ||
| James Andrew Dawson | ||
| John Simpson Dawson | ||
| Harry Blakeslee Dodge | with the United States Navy | |
| Anna L. Donnan | with the United States Army | |
| David Dewight Donnan, Jr | with the United States Signal Corp. | |
| John Whitmore Donnan | with the United States Army | |
| Robert Clay Donnan | with the Merchant Marine | |
| Francis Gavin Douglas-Miller | with the Royal Scots Fusiliers | |
 John Downham | John Downham | |
 Ernest Alfred Eite | Ernest Alfred Eite | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War One |
 William "Roy" Leroy Evans | William Leroy ("Roy") Evans, RN | with the United States Marine Corp. during Vietnam |
| Charles William Farrant | with the East Surrey Regiment during World War One | |
| Edwin Ernest Farrant | with the Middlesex Regiment during World War One | |
 Frederick Henry George Farrant | Frederick Henry George Farrant | with the Royal Navy as a submariner during World War One |
| Frederick William Thomas Farrant | with the 4th Battalion Royal Fusiliers Expeditionary Force during World War I | |
 Hugh Charles Alfred Farrant | Hugh 'Mac' Charles Alfred Farrant | with the Royal Navy during World War One |
| James Lascelles Farrant | with the 27th Battalion, 18th Reinforcement during World War One. | |
 Atheling Ferrah | Atheling McBean Ferrah | with the Royal Canadian Dragoons |
 Bernard Frederick Field | Bernard 'Barney' Frederick Field | with the 2719 Sqdn. Royal Air Force Regiment during World War Two |
| He was with the Royal Australian Air Force | ||
| He was with the Royal Australian Air Force | ||
| Charles Field | with the 20th Hussars during the Anglo-Egyptian War | |
 Herbert Streeter Field | Herbert Streeter Field | with the Merchant Marine during World War One |
| John Field | with the British Army during World War One | |
 Ronald Percy Field | Ronald Percy ("Percy") Field | with the Royal Canadian Air Force as a Military Policeman during World War Two |
 Stanley Field | Stanley James John Field | with the Royal Air Force as a pilot during World War Two |
| Albert Victor Finn | with the Merchant Marine during World War I | |
| Archibald Firmston | with the East Surrey Regiment during World War One | |
 Ernest Kelvin Fisk | Ernest 'Fred' Kelvin Fisk | with the Australian Imperial Force, 8th Australian Division during World War Two |
| Thomas Maxwell Fisk | Occupation: Pilot | |
 Jack (Jack) Flemming | John 'Jack' Fleming | during the Second World War |
| Robert Benvie Fleming | with the Royal Air Force during World War Two | |
| William Fleming | during World War Two | |
| Walter J. Foley | ||
 John Garrett | John Edward Garrett | during World War Two |
 Lt. Col. Duncan Marshall Geddes | Lt. Col. Duncan Marshall Geddes, MBE MC & bar | with the 1 East African Armoured Car Regiment in East Africa and Madagascar during World War II |
| with The Queen's own Cameron Highlanders in Burma during World War II | ||
| Arthur Albert Goodale | with the Royal Air Force as a probationary Flight Officer, Hon. 2nd Lt. | |
| Arthur William Goodale | with the 28th London Regiment, 1st KLSI as 2nd Lt. during World War One | |
| He was with the 1st Bn. King's Shropshire Light Infantry | ||
| Cecil Charles Wemyss Goodale, CBE | with the 9th London Regiment during World War One | |
| David Franklyn Goodale | with the Royal Navy, 'E' Commando during World War Two | |
 Sir Ernest William Goodale | Sir Ernest William Goodale, CBE MC Comp.TI Hon.FSIA | with the 9th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment during World War One |
| Lionel Hathaway Goodale | with the Army Service Corp. Motor Transport as a Heavy Lorry Driver during World War One | |
| Stewart Cecil Goodale | with the "F", "B" Battalion Machine Gun Corps. MGC (Heavy Branch) Tank, No.1 Tank Store during World War One | |
 Alexander Gordon | Alexander Mclagan Gordon | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force in the Canadian Forestry Corp. (CFC) during World War One |
 George 'Joe' Boyd Gordon | George Boyd ("Joe") Gordon | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force, the 75th Canadian Infantry Battalion during World War One |
| Robert William Gordon | as a BM2 US Navy during World War II | |
 Stewart Gordon | Stewart Gordon | with the Army Service Corp. during World War One |
 William Gordon | William Gordon | with the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders during World War Two |
 Wiliam Gordon | William McLagan Gordon | during World War Two |
 Arthur Gray | Arthur Hollis Gray | with the United States Navy |
 Gordon Cronin Gray | Gordon Cronin Gray | with the Norfolk Regiment, 9th Battalion |
 Philip H Gray | Philip Herbert Gray | Age: 20 |
| with the United States Navy during World War One | ||
| Reginald Ernest Gray | with the 4th Battalion, Norfolk Regiment (MSM Award) during World War One | |
| Sidney Gray | during World War One | |
| Stanley Ignatius Willard Gray | Ruhleben Civilian prisoner of war camp during World War One | |
| Charles Frederick Grinham | with the 24th London Regiment and the Machine Gun Corp during World War One | |
| Frank Vincent Grinham | with the Royal Navy | |
 Jack Grogan | Jack Armstrong Grogan | Occupation: Pilot |
| Canadian Naval Reserve as a Seafire pilot during WWII | ||
| Frederick George Harper, MC MD RAMC | with Royal Army Medical Corp during World War One | |
| Frank C. Harrington | during World War Two | |
| Austin Michael Heffernan | with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals during WWII | |
| David Robert Heffernan | with the Royal Canadian Navy | |
 Edward John Heffernan | Edward John ("Ted") Heffernan | with the Royal Canadian Navy Reserve as a Navy patrolman during World War Two |
 Joseph Heffernan | Joseph Austin Heffernan | with the Canadian Air Force |
 Joe Heffernan | Joseph Austin Heffernan | with the 11th Field Regiment Ambulance Corps. as a private during World War Two |
| Mary Helen Heffernan | with the C.A.M.C. as a nursing sister | |
| Norman J Heffernan | ||
| William Thomas Heffernan | with the Royal Canadian Navy as a Navy Petty Officer, Motor Mechanic during World War Two | |
| George Lewis Heitz, Jr | with the US Navy | |
| Thomas Rogers Henderson | with the United States Navy during World War Two | |
| Addison George Hickmott | with the Royal Berkshire Regiment | |
| George Hickmott | with the Royal Navy during World War One | |
| Henry Hickmott | with the British Army during World War One | |
 James Higgins | James Walter Higgins | with the Canadian Military during World War Two |
 Lt. Percy Dexter Higgins | Percy Dexter Higgins | with the North Nova Scotia Highlanders, R.C.I.C. and was killed in action during World War Two |
| Cyril Frederick Hitchcock | during World War Two. He was a Japanese prisoner of war | |
| Robert James Holcomb | with the United States Navy | |
| Richard Pinkham Horan | with the United States Marine Corp. during World War Two. | |
| Homer Harrison Hughes | with the United States Army | |
| James Aiken Hughes | with the United States Army | |
 Charles Herbert Inwood | Charles Herbert Inwood, OBE, MC | 9th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment during World War I |
| 5th Battalion Worcestershire Regiment | ||
 Edward Jarrett | Edward Lawrence Jarrett | with the 7th Field Artillery Brigade during World War One as a Driver, Gunner and was wounded in action |
| Milbert A Keeley | with the American Expeditionary Force during World War One | |
| Abraham Keely | with the United States Army, Civil War enlistment Co G 56 Reg. PA Infantry as a private | |
| John McCarthy Kemp | ||
| Valma Elizabeth Kendall | with the Royal Australian Air Force during World War II | |
 John Gould Kennedy | John Gould Kennedy, MC OBE | with the 13th Scottish Horse |
| Thomas H Kennedy | ||
 Cecil Kew | Harry Cecil Kew | with the 16th London Regiment, Queens Westminster Rifles during World War Two |
 James Kenneth Letson | James 'Ken' Kenneth Letson | during World War Two |
| Albert Horace Looms | with the R.A.F. (V.R.) 204 Sqdn. during World War II | |
 Matthew Van Loree | Matthew Van Ostrander Loree | with the 75th Canadian Infantry Battalion during World War One |
| George Lorimer | Royal Irish Regiment | |
| Reverend Frederick Lovie, MC | with the Gordon Highlanders during World War I | |
 Sydney Gordon MacDonald | Sydney Gordon Macdonald | 6th Field Coy Engineers Australian Imperial Forces during World War I |
| with the 2nd Cycle Corps 10th Rfts. Australian Imperial force during World War I | ||
| with the 3rd Garrison Brigade Australian Imperial Forces during World War II | ||
 Donald George Malarky | Donald George ("Don") Malarkey | with Easy Company, 2nd battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, in the 101st Airbourne Division of the United States Army during World War II |
| David Caird Matthew | with the Royal Navy | |
| James Ackley Maxwell, DCM | with the 85th Canadian Infantry Battalion D.C.M. | |
| Robert Ward McAtee | with the United States Army during World War Two | |
| Primrose McConnell, MC BSc | Royal Field Artillery during World War I | |
| Duncan Campbell McCrostie | ||
| Dougal McDougall | ||
| Samuel Hume McDowall | ||
| Henry 'Harry' McGregor | during World War One | |
 Rendcomb Manor, Gloucestershire, England. McLachlan family home. | Archibald Alexander McLachlan | |
 Allan Lockhart McLean | Allan Lockhart McLean, MD | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War One |
| Thomas McLean | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War One | |
| George Gordon Mcneill | with the Royal Canadian Air Force | |
| Alexander Milroy | ||
 Charles Knox Milroy | Charles Knox Milroy | with the United States Air Force |
| Clifford J. Milroy | ||
 Eric Milroy | Eric Macleod Milroy | with the 9th Royal Scotts |
| with the 11th Royal Highlanders | ||
| with the 8th Bn., Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) during World War One | ||
 James Milroy | James Milroy | |
| James Cunningham Milroy | with the "B" Coy 41st Battalion and was wounded in action during the First World War | |
| John Milroy | with the 44th Foot East Essex Infantry | |
| John Milroy | with the 11th Bn., Highland Light Infantry and was killed in action during the First World War | |
| John Franklin Milroy | with the United States Marine Corp | |
| Louis R. Milroy | with Co. B, 7TH Machine Gun Battery during World War One | |
| Reginald Charles Milroy | during World War One | |
 Robert Milroy | Robert Milroy | during the Civil War, Co. C, 128th Infantry Regiment New York |
| Robert Glen Milroy | as a United States Artillery Officer | |
| William ("Willie") Milroy | Civilian prisoner of war - Civilian War Dead, Singapore during World War Two | |
 History of Duchess (sic.) County page 218 | William C. Milroy | during the Civil War, Co. C, 128th Infantry Regiment New York |
 Albert Minihane | Albert Morris Minihane | with the Royal Army Service Corp., as a farrier during World War One |
 Ted Minihane | Edward William Minihane | with the Royal Navy (Petty Officer ) |
| Peter Robert Mitchell | with the Royal Navy | |
| Samuel Edward Moore | with the United States Army, Coast Artillery, and Field Artillery | |
| Herbert Arthur Morris | with the Machine Gun Corp (13040) | |
| with the Royal Field Artillery (19678) | ||
| with the Scottish Rifles (96084) | ||
| Charles Augustus Morrison | ||
| Gerald Gabriel Murphy | with the Royal Canadian Air Force during World War Two | |
| John Guerrier Nelson | with the Air National Guard | |
| William Dodge Nettleton | with the 126th Infantry, 32nd Division during World War One | |
| Walter George Newson | a Sapper with the Royal Engineers and POW in Germany | |
| Henry Leigh Newton | Royal Field Artillery during World War I | |
 Alexander Kaye Ogilvie | Alexander Kaye Ogilvie | with the 278th Aero Squadron AEF ASMA, during WWI and was killed in action during World War One |
| William Shirres Ord | Merchant Seamen during World War I | |
| Cecil John Owen | with the Royal Navy | |
| John Maurice Paine | Royal Australian Air Force, 43 Squadron during World War II | |
| Maurice Philip Paine | with the 12th London Regiment and the Machine Gun Corp during World War Two | |
 Robert Smokey Pegdon | Robert Pegden | with the Royal Canadian Air Force during World War Two |
 military1812_JohnPlattAUG1813 | James Platt | during the War of 1812 |
| Gifford Walters Plume | during World War Two | |
| Thomas Watter Plunkett | ||
 Florence Porter RRC | Florence Hilda Porter, RRC | head nurse at HMS Duncan |
| Frederick C Quinter | ||
| William A.D. Reid | ||
| in the 12th Pennsylvania Cavalry | ||
 Charles Richards | Charles LeRoy Richards | with the United States Air Force during World War One |
| Joseph Richardson | with the Canadian Infantry (Nova Scotia Regiment ) during World War One and was killed in action | |
| Samuel Richey | during the Civil War with the Union | |
| Lewis Rodgers | ||
| Benjamin F. Rogers | during the Civil War, Co. B, 8th Regiment PA Infantry & 187th Infantry Co. K Wounded in action and a prisoner of war | |
 Bert Rogers | Bert Harry Rogers | with the United States Navy Reserve during World War Two |
| Burt Charles Rogers | during the Spanish American War | |
 Tracey Rogers | Charles E. ("Tracy") Rogers, III | 6994th Security Squadron |
| Charles Lewis Rogers | with the United States Army during World War Two | |
| Dewey David Rogers | ||
 Don Rogers | Donald Manning Rogers | with the United States Navy Reserve during World War Two |
 Frank Judson Rogers | Frank Judson Rogers | with the 16th Infantry P.A., Co. F, Mexican Border War |
| with the 28th Spruce Squadron, 2nd Provisional Regiment during World War One | ||
| Harry Louis Rogers | during the Spanish American War | |
| Hugh G. Rogers | ||
 James Rogers | James Francis Rogers | Occupation: Disc; Complexion: Ruddy; EyeColor: Blue; HairColor: Brown; Height: 6; Weight: 145 |
| with the United States Navy as Seaman 1c | ||
 Edwin Rodgers | Lewis 'Edwin' Edward Rogers | with the 187th PA V Infantry, Co. K, during the Civil War |
| Paul Judson Rogers | with the United States Navy in Korea | |
| Richard C. Rogers | with the United States Navy during World War Two | |
| Robert George Rogers | with the United States Army during World War Two | |
| Thomas 'June' P. Rogers | during World War Two | |
 Harry L Ross | Harry Louis Ross | with the United States Navy aboard the USS William S. Wood |
| Charles Wilson Rowe | with the United States Army, HDQTRS Co. 112 Inf. 28 Division during World War One | |
| Charles Herbert Sanders | with the Australian Imperial Forces during World War One | |
| George Hanbury Sanders | with the New Zealand Army during World War One (23/2276) Gum digger | |
| Harlan Robert Scott | with the United States Navy | |
| Frederick Benjamin Sherrod | with the 82nd Foot Regiment, Crimean War and Indian Mutiny | |
| Edna Mary Shooter | during World War Two, civilian war dead. She was a nurse | |
 Percival Wilfred Simpson | Percival Wilfred ("Clarence") Simpson | during World War Two and was killed in action |
| Military Service Branch: Army; Rank: Trooper; Regiment: British Columbia Regiment, R.C.A.C.; Regiment Number: K37465 | ||
 Tpr Thomas V Simpson | Thomas 'Tom' Victor Simpson | during World War Two |
 William George Sinfield | William George Sinfield | with the Machine Gun Corps, Northumberland Fusiliers during World War One |
| Virgil Marvin Skinner | Age: 19 | |
| Warren Grant Skinner | Occupation: Olle Zetterstrom; Complexion: Light; EyeColor: Blue; HairColor: Brown; Height: 6 1; Weight: 170 | |
| Frank William Smith | with the United States Army during World War Two | |
 Photo | Frederick Victor Smith | |
| Herbert Lewis Smith | with the United States Marine Corp during World War Two as a Corporal | |
| Raymond Harry Smith | with the 35th Fighter Group, 40th Fighter Squadron 'Red Devils' and was killed in action durinf World War Two | |
| Timothy Richard Stack | Age: 18 | |
| with the United States Navy | ||
| William Donnan Stevenson | with the United States Navy | |
| Ronald Henry Stringer | Pilot | |
| Arthur John Swanson | Canada Overseas Expeditionary Force | |
| James Sidney Toland | with the 2nd New York Mounted Rifles during the Civil War | |
| Melvin Uhl | with the United States Army | |
 Charles Henry Vince | Henry Charles Thomas Vince | with the Canadian Expeditionary Force during World War One |
| Cyril A. Voke | with the Regiment Royal Engineers | |
| Richard Hugh Ward | as an aviator with the United States Army durring the Korean War | |
 John Cadman Watts | John Cadman Watts, OBE, MC, MB, FRCS | Royal Army Medical Corps in Palestine |
| No 8 British General Hospital in Egypt | ||
| commanded 41st Field Surgical Unit, Royal Army Medical Corps in Palestine, Libya and Italy | ||
| commanded 195th (Airlanding) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, 6th Airborne Div in GB and North West Europe | ||
| commanded 225th (Parachute) Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, 5th Parachute Bde in India and Java, Dutch East Indies | ||
| commanded Surgical Divison, British Commonwealth Hospital, Kure, Japan | ||
| Edwin Ernest Webb | with the Canadian Active Service Force during WWII | |
| Victor Hedley Weir | with the 85th Battalion during World War One | |
| Albert Blacktop Wells | 10th Devonshire Regiment | |
| Thomas Farrant Wells | with the Royal Flying Corp. as a gunner | |
| 88th Battery Royal Field Artillery | ||
| James White | with the Royal Marines | |
 David Lawrence Wickens | David Lawrence Wickens | during World War One and World War Two |
| Lester Eugene Wickens | with the United States Army as TEC 4 during World War Two | |
 Rear-Admiral Denis Wildish CB | Denis Bryan Harvey Wildish, CB Deputy Second Sea Lord | with the Royal Navy during World War Two, aboard the "HMS Prince of Wales" |
| Henry William Wildish, KBE CB | during World War One and World War Two | |
 Edmund Willard | Edmund Willard | with the Military Foot Police during World War One |
 Chris Willard | Edmund 'Chris' Christopher Willard | with the Royal Air Force volunteer Reserve, 620 Squadron during World War Two |
| Sydney Smith Willard | during World War One | |
| James Baxter Wilson | with the 1st Bn. The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders during World War Two and was killed in action | |
| Thomas Wilt | during the Revolutionary War | |
| William Francis Woodgate | with the 60th Regiment of Foot during the Napoleanic wars | |
 Maxwell George Worthley | Maxwell George Worthley | and was a Rat of Tobruk 2/43rd Infantry Battalion during World War II |
 Donald James Wurth | Donald James Wurth, MB FRCS FRACS FACS | with the Australian Army during World War Two |
| William Joseph Yedkois | ||
| Alexander Young | DraftBoard: 08; EyeColor: Blue; HairColor: Brown; Height: Medium; PhysicalBuild: Medium | |
| Alexander McKenzie Young | Chrysler Corp Occupation: Chrysler Corp; Complexion: Light; EyeColor: Blue; HairColor: Brown; Height: 5 8; Weight: 180 | |
 Pvt Clarence Everard Young | Clarence Everard Young | with the 13th reinforcement, 8th Battalion Australian Army during World War One |
| Grigor McKenzie Young | ||
| Herbert Leslie Young | ||
| Margaret Mackenzie Young | with the Royal Artillery Corps | |
| William Anderson Young | ||
