Loos Memorial
Roll of Honour
M - N
Lieutenant
Edwin Hampson MacKintosh
8th Bn. Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915.
Panel 78 to 83.
Edwin Hampson MacKintosh
8th Bn. Black Watch (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915.
Panel 78 to 83.
8409 Serjeant
Charles Henry Manley
8th Bn. Devonshire Regiment
25th September 1915, aged 26.
Panel 35 to 37.
Brother of Lt. and Qmr. W. Manley, 5th Bn. Devon Regt of The Drill Hall, Millbay, Plymouth.
Picture courtesy of Helen Field
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Charles Henry Manley
8th Bn. Devonshire Regiment
25th September 1915, aged 26.
Panel 35 to 37.
Brother of Lt. and Qmr. W. Manley, 5th Bn. Devon Regt of The Drill Hall, Millbay, Plymouth.
Picture courtesy of Helen Field
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10769 Private
Harry Marriott
2nd Bn. Border Regiment
25th September 1915, aged 18.
Panel 68 and 69.
Harry Marriott was killed in action 25th September 1915 aged 18, at Loos. He enlisted in Bury during April 1914, the second son of John William and Naomi Marriott of 13 Belfield Lane, Firgrove he was born on 28th January, 1897 and employed at Gale Printworks, Littleborough. He is commemorated at St Ann's Belfield and on the Loos Memorial, his father was head mixer at R. Barnes and Sons, Firgrove. He is one of three brothers killed during the war, John is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial and William is buried in Wellington Cemetery
Picture Courtesy of Ralph Davidson of Milnrow, Rochdale
Harry Marriott
2nd Bn. Border Regiment
25th September 1915, aged 18.
Panel 68 and 69.
Harry Marriott was killed in action 25th September 1915 aged 18, at Loos. He enlisted in Bury during April 1914, the second son of John William and Naomi Marriott of 13 Belfield Lane, Firgrove he was born on 28th January, 1897 and employed at Gale Printworks, Littleborough. He is commemorated at St Ann's Belfield and on the Loos Memorial, his father was head mixer at R. Barnes and Sons, Firgrove. He is one of three brothers killed during the war, John is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial and William is buried in Wellington Cemetery
Picture Courtesy of Ralph Davidson of Milnrow, Rochdale
13507 Private
Irving Mathieson
10th Bn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
25th September 1915, aged 19.
Panel 57 to 59.
Son of Mrs Mathieson, 24 Berkeley Street, Brierfield, Lancs.
Irving Mathieson
10th Bn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
25th September 1915, aged 19.
Panel 57 to 59.
Son of Mrs Mathieson, 24 Berkeley Street, Brierfield, Lancs.
13330 Private
Alfred Rowland Matthews
10th Bn. Gloucestershire Regiment
Born on 16th August 1893, killed on 25th September 1915.
Panel 60 to 64.
Alfred was a Gordon Boy as a lad in Cheltenham
Alfred joined up on 4th September 1914 and his disembarkation date was 9th August 1915. He left behind his son Alfred Ernest Frank who was born on 28th April 1915 and his wife Edith Isabel nee Turner. His son never saw his father. His parents were Frederick William and Clara Edith Matthews.
He is remembered on the Cheltenham Town War Memorial and he received the 19/14 Star, Victory Medal and British War Medal .His widow received the death penny.
Pictures and information provided by Debra Coleman (Great Granddaughter)
Alfred Rowland Matthews
10th Bn. Gloucestershire Regiment
Born on 16th August 1893, killed on 25th September 1915.
Panel 60 to 64.
Alfred was a Gordon Boy as a lad in Cheltenham
Alfred joined up on 4th September 1914 and his disembarkation date was 9th August 1915. He left behind his son Alfred Ernest Frank who was born on 28th April 1915 and his wife Edith Isabel nee Turner. His son never saw his father. His parents were Frederick William and Clara Edith Matthews.
He is remembered on the Cheltenham Town War Memorial and he received the 19/14 Star, Victory Medal and British War Medal .His widow received the death penny.
Pictures and information provided by Debra Coleman (Great Granddaughter)
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S/3759 Lance Corporal
William McCready
8th Bn. Black Watch, (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915
Panel 78 to 83.
He was unmarried and lived at 42 English Street, Craigneuk, Wishaw. Prior to enlisting he was a puddler in Stenton Ironworks, Wishaw.
Picture courtesy of Joe O'Raw
William McCready
8th Bn. Black Watch, (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915
Panel 78 to 83.
He was unmarried and lived at 42 English Street, Craigneuk, Wishaw. Prior to enlisting he was a puddler in Stenton Ironworks, Wishaw.
Picture courtesy of Joe O'Raw
4484 Private
James McEwan
18th Bn. Highland Light Infantry
14th March 1916.
Panel 108 - 112
Picture courtesy of Terry Allen
James McEwan
18th Bn. Highland Light Infantry
14th March 1916.
Panel 108 - 112
Picture courtesy of Terry Allen
Second Lieutenant
George McGregor
8th Bn. Seaforth Highlanders
25th September 1915.
Son of Simon and Mary McGregor of Auburn Cottage, King Edward, Aberdeenshire. Killed on 25th September 1915, the first day of the Battle of Loos. He has no known grave and is remembered on Panels 112 to 115 of the Loos Memorial, on the family gravestone and the war memorial for the parish. He is also remembered on Glasgow University’s war memorial.
Picture courtesy of Alan Robertson
George McGregor
8th Bn. Seaforth Highlanders
25th September 1915.
Son of Simon and Mary McGregor of Auburn Cottage, King Edward, Aberdeenshire. Killed on 25th September 1915, the first day of the Battle of Loos. He has no known grave and is remembered on Panels 112 to 115 of the Loos Memorial, on the family gravestone and the war memorial for the parish. He is also remembered on Glasgow University’s war memorial.
Picture courtesy of Alan Robertson
13315 Private
John Millington
"C" Coy. 9th Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers
25th September 1915, aged 18.
Panel 50 to 52.
Son of Albert and Minnie Millington, of 7, Maude St., Connahs Quay, Chester.
Picture courtesy of Geoff Taylor, nephew of this soldier.
John Millington
"C" Coy. 9th Bn. Royal Welsh Fusiliers
25th September 1915, aged 18.
Panel 50 to 52.
Son of Albert and Minnie Millington, of 7, Maude St., Connahs Quay, Chester.
Picture courtesy of Geoff Taylor, nephew of this soldier.
10885 Private
Alexander Milne
1st Bn. Scots Guards
27th September 1915, aged 22.
Panel 8 and 9.
Son of John and Margaret Milne
Born at Old Kilpatrick, County of Dumbarton, Scotland 14th July 1893.
Picture courtesy of Betty & Ian MacKenzie
Alexander Milne
1st Bn. Scots Guards
27th September 1915, aged 22.
Panel 8 and 9.
Son of John and Margaret Milne
Born at Old Kilpatrick, County of Dumbarton, Scotland 14th July 1893.
Picture courtesy of Betty & Ian MacKenzie
PS/1589 Corporal
Stuart C. Monks
16th Middlesex Regiment
5th January 1916, aged 28.
Panel 99 to 101.
Son of the late John Henry and Ella Catherine Le Maistre Monks; husband of Katherine Fergusson Monks (formerly Sime), of "Dalgowan", Newburgh, Fife
Stuart C. Monks
16th Middlesex Regiment
5th January 1916, aged 28.
Panel 99 to 101.
Son of the late John Henry and Ella Catherine Le Maistre Monks; husband of Katherine Fergusson Monks (formerly Sime), of "Dalgowan", Newburgh, Fife
12720 Serjeant John Ernest Moth, Mentioned in Despatches 8th Bn. Royal Berkshire Regiment 13th October 1915, aged 35. Panel 93 to 95. Son of Henry and Mary Moth, of 10, Brecknock Rd., Camden Rd., London; husband of Emily Eleanor Moth, of 12, Haverstock Rd., Kentish Town, London. The image on the right is the letter confirming that John Moth had been Mentioned in Despatches. >> Picture submitted on behalf of the Moth Grandchildren |
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1422 Serjeant
Thomas Naismith
4th Bn. Black Watch, (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915.
Panel 78 to 83
Picture courtesy of W. Naismith
Thomas Naismith
4th Bn. Black Watch, (Royal Highlanders)
25th September 1915.
Panel 78 to 83
Picture courtesy of W. Naismith
14578 Private
John Naylor
8th Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers
29th April 1916, aged 36.
Panel 127 to 129.
Son of James and Kathleen Naylor, of 6, James Place East, Dublin; husband of Margaret Naylor, of 100, Great Brunswick St., Dublin.
Remembered by his grandson and great granddaughter Frank and Sandra McNamee
John Naylor
8th Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers
29th April 1916, aged 36.
Panel 127 to 129.
Son of James and Kathleen Naylor, of 6, James Place East, Dublin; husband of Margaret Naylor, of 100, Great Brunswick St., Dublin.
Remembered by his grandson and great granddaughter Frank and Sandra McNamee
S/4536 Lance Corporal
John Neil
9th (Service) Bn. The Black Watch
25th September 1915. aged 19.
Panel 78 to 83.
Son of Thomas Clark Neil and Mary Neil, of "Cairnvue", Woodburn Avenue, Airdrie.
Image courtesy of Joseph O'Raw and William Kilgour
John Neil
9th (Service) Bn. The Black Watch
25th September 1915. aged 19.
Panel 78 to 83.
Son of Thomas Clark Neil and Mary Neil, of "Cairnvue", Woodburn Avenue, Airdrie.
Image courtesy of Joseph O'Raw and William Kilgour
Dedications
17857 Private James Neville, 2nd Bn. Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, 25th September 1915, aged 29. Son of George and Hannah Neville, of Great Bourton, Banbury; husband of Ada Mary Neville, of 9, Britannia Terrace, Banbury, Oxon.
Remembered by grandson James Morbey
17857 Private James Neville, 2nd Bn. Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, 25th September 1915, aged 29. Son of George and Hannah Neville, of Great Bourton, Banbury; husband of Ada Mary Neville, of 9, Britannia Terrace, Banbury, Oxon.
Remembered by grandson James Morbey
