| Name | Rank | Date of disembark -ation |
Date of joining/ rejoining unit |
Date of leaving unit |
Cause of leaving |
Additional Notes |
| Hodgins, Charles Wallace | 2/Lieut | 9/1/1918 | 16/1/1918 | 21/3/1918 | Missing POW | POW from 21/3/1918. Repatriated 18/12/1918. Address: Aldens, Martlay, N. Worchester. Roll of Honour Mill Hill School: Record: Mill Hill 1911 to 1913, 1917, Ridgeway House. School O.T.C. O.C.B., Cambridge. Commissioned 28th August, 1917, Gordon Highlanders. Lieut. Served in France. Prisoner of war in Germany, 1918. |
| Hunter, Alexander | 2/Lieut | 9/1/1918 | 16/1/1918 | 1/3/1918 | To UK Sick | Commissioned 29/8/1917. Formerly Pte 2850 Gordon H. To France 2/5/1915. Address 30 Brook Tce, Slaithwaite nr Huddersfield. |
| Russell, William Magnus | 2/Lieut | 9/1/1918 | 16/1/1918 | 29/3/1918 | To UK Wounded | Address: 1. The Corner, Banchory. 2. 82 Osbourne Place, Aberdeen. Born Banchory 1892. Commissioned 29/8/1917. |
| McNab, G R | Major | 25/2/1918 | 25/3/1918 | To UK Sick | ||
| Webster, William | Lieut | 29/3/1918 | 5/4/1918 | 24/6/1918 | To 1st Gordon H | Previously in War Diaries as wounded 28/4/1918 - Also: returned from leave 4th-10th April. Army List shows promoted Lt 1/7/1917. SWB. Address Mt Saint Terman, Banchory. |
| Skinner, Duncan | Lieut | 6/4/1918 | 9/4/1918 | 14/4/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Diaries show returned from leave 4th-10th April 1918 and wounded 12/4/1918. Buchan Observer 23/4/1918." ..severely wounded in the right arm, and is in a London hospital. He obtained his commission three years ago and has been at the front only a short time. He is a well known Fraserburgh fishcurer, and a son of Mrs Skinner, Cortiebrae, Lonmay." Scotsman 20/4/1918: "Capt Duncan Skinner, transport officer (wounded on the right arm), joined the Army at the beginning of the war. He was a fishcurer in Fraserburgh." |
| Taylor, J W McM | 2/Lieut | 6/4/1918 | 9/4/1918 | 15/4/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Diary shows wounded 12/4/1918. |
| Davidson, David Stuart | 2/Lieut | 15/4/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 15/6/1918 | Posted to 1st Gordon H | Originally L/Sgt 35238 15th HLI. To France 18/12/1916. Commissioned 26/9/1917. SWB. Address: Bankhead, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen. |
| Gill, Ian Munro | 2/Lieut | 15/4/1918 | 25/5/1918 | 9/8/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Diary shows gassed, 3/8/1918. Commissioned 31/10/1917 (Formerly A/Sgt 03467 Royal Vet. Corps) Born 1897. Son of James Gill, grain merchant adnd his wife Margaret, Ferryhill Aberdeen. Address: C/- Gavin & Gill, 23 John St, Aberdeen. |
| Middleton, G A | 2/Lieut | 15/4/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 6/8/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Diary shows wounded 1/8/1918. Commissioned 28/11/1917 |
| McIndoe, William Reid | 2/Lieut | 15/4/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 15/6/1918 | Posted to 1st Gordon H | Killed 6/8/1918, attached 1st Bn. Age 30 Son of Joseph Leitch McIndoe and Mary Lindsay McIndoe, of Glasgow. (SANDPITS BRITISH CEMETERY, FOUQUEREUIL) He was the eldest son of Mr and Mrs McIndoe of 62 Cadder Street, Pollocksheilds. He was educated at Glasgow High School and on leaving he joined his father's business as an Ironmonger in Hope Street. In January 1914 he joined the Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry and was mobilised with his regiment on the outbreak of war, serving in various parts of the country before seeking a commission. He was gazetted into the Gordon Highlanders on the 30th of October 1917 crossing to France in April 1918. He was killed in action while out on patrol with his company on the 5th/6th of August 1918. (Roll of Glasgow High School) |
| Samuel, A | Lieutenant | 15/4/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 22/5/1918 | To UK Sick | |
| Emerson, Percy Edwin Pillie | 2/Lieut | Gazetted 16/4/1918 | 16/4/1918 | 5/6/1918 | To UK Sick | War Diary shows previously wounded 28/4/1918. Originally L/Cpl 1213 & WO2 Gordon H. Address c/- McKay 44 Skene Tce Aberdeen. |
| Haig, Alexander Weir | 2/Lieut | 16/4/1918 14/8/1918 |
16/4/1918 18/8/1918 |
18/5/1918 17/10/1918 |
To UK Wounded Died from wounds |
War Diary shows wounded 28/4/1918. Age 29. Son of James and Margaret Haig, of Dalkeith, Midlothian. 1st Bn attd 1/5th. Served nine years with 71st Bn. Cameron Highlanders. (CAMBRIN MILITARY CEMETERY) Originally 8724 Cameron H. To France 14/8/1914. |
| Berry, Gordon Munro | Lieutenant | 17/4/1918 | 23/4/1918 | 10/8/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Diary shows wounded 1/8/1918. Originally Pte 1967 14th London R. To France 15/9/1914. Commissioned 7/1/1916. Address: 1. 3rd London General Hospital, Wandsworth. 2. 34 Nesen Square, Earls Court SW. |
| Currie, J P | 2/Lieut | 17/4/1918 | 23/4/1918 | 24/9/1918 | Sick on leave | |
| Currie, William Thomson | Lieutenant | 17/4/1918 | 23/4/1918 | 31/7/1918 | Died from wounds | War Diary shows wounded 28/7/1918. 3rd Bn attached 5th. Age 21. Son of Rachel Currie of The Whins, Worplesdon Surrey and the late John Currie. (SENLIS FRENCH NATIONAL CEMETERY) MiC shows to France 14/5/1916. Medals to mother, Mrs J. Currie, Westbourne Gardens, Glasgow. |
| Cranna, Alexander Park | Lieutenant | 17/4/1918 | 23/4/1918 | 18/2/1919 | To UK for release | Commissioned 19/12/1916. Address: Cheviot Estate, Tabu, Malay States. |
| Hay, J W | Lieutenant | 17/4/1918 | 23/4/1918 | Still serving | ||
| McDonald, D S | Lieutenant | 17/4/1918 | 23/4/1918 | Still serving | ||
| Stewart, J M | A/Captain | 17/4/1918 | 23/4/1918 | 22/2/1919 | Posted to 8th Gordon H | |
| Fotheringham, Thomas | 2/Lieut | 5/12/1915 from 4th Gordon H | 27/4/1917 | 1/12/1917 | To UK Wounded | War Diary shows wounded 20/11/1917. Originally Pte 2656 1/4th GH. Later 51st Graduate Bn. Address: 1. 9 Holbourne St. Aberdeen. 2. Weybourne, Norfolk. SWB. [Not known why this officer is out of sequence. CM] |
| Buchanan, Adam Heaton | 2/Lieut | 29/4/1918 | 5/10/1918 | Killed in action | Age 23. Son of Daniel F. and Jeanie Heaton Buchanan, of 382 Kilbowie Hill, Radnor Park, Clydebank, Glasgow. Native of Dalmuir, Dumbartonshire. (PHILOSOPHE BRITISH CEMETERY, MAZINGARBE) From DCM citation of Sgt J Murray: "On 5th Oct 1918, when advancing towards the Haute Deuil Canal, his platoon was suddenly engaged from a strong concealed position. His officer [Buchanan] was killed..." | |
| Fraser, D A D | Lieutenant | 29/4/1918 | 8/8/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Diary shows gassed 3/8/1918. Later 1st Gordons. Lieut 27/4/1918. | |
| McHardy, John | Lieutenant | 1/5/1918 | 25/5/1918 | 24/7/1918 | Killed in action | Age 31. Son of Alexander McHardy, stationmaster, Ellon ; born Inveramsay, 28/12/1886. School master at Robert Gordon's College. Served as Adjutant of the 4th (Res) Bn Gordons, till May 1918. Posted to France and attached to 5th Bn. Killed leading his Company at Chaudon, 24/7/1918. Husband of Jeannie Milner Ross McHardy, of 24, Belvidere Crescent, Aberdeen. |
| Strathdee, Roy Brown | 2/Lieut | 1/5/1918 | 1/6/1918 | Still serving | Commissioned 18/12/1917. Address: 17 Albyn Place, Aberdeen. | |
| Brown, Andrew | 2/Lieut | 2/5/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 1/8/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Diary shows wounded 28/7/1918. Buchan Observer 6/8/1918. (New Pitsligo): " 2/Lt Andrew Brown has been wounded in the leg by shrapnel. He was in hospital at Rouen, France, but has been removed to the Countess of Radnor's Hospital, Lowford Castle, Salisbury." Post-war address: The Wires, Jagersfontain, Orange Free State, SA. |
| Coutts, Lewis | 2/Lieut | 2/5/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 15/6/1918 | Posted to 1st Gordons | Originally L.Cpl 3095/240948 5th GH. To France 4/12/1915. Wounded 16/5/1917. Buchan Observer. 29/5/1917- "Cpl Lewis Coutts, wounded, is a son of William Coutts, sanitary inspector, Ellon." Commissioned 30/1/1918. Medal Card shows: Address: Patient, Royal Mental Hospital Aberdeen. Note: " undesirable that the officer should have his medals" 22/1/1935. Address 1938: 43 Waverley Drive, Wishaw, Lanarkshire. Born abt 1895 in Ellon. Died aged 57 in 1953 at Ellon. (Brother William E Coutts, Royal Highlanders killed in action 22/3/1918.) |
| Hadden, William John | 2/Lieut | 2/5/1915 3/5/1918 |
1/6/1918 |
15/10/1915 19/10/1918 |
To UK Wounded |
Originally Pte 7th Bn Gordon H. Commissioned 17/12/1917. Address: Haystockhill, Muirkirk, Ayrshire. |
| Manson, Richard | 2/Lieut | 3/5/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 15/6/1918 | Posted to 1st Gordons | Died 1/10/1918 (4th Bn). Age 21. Son of the late Alexander Manson, of Aberdeen. (RIBECOURT RAILWAY CEMETERY) Originally Pte 4364 GH. Address on MiC for medals 29 Ashvale Place |
| Nicol, W | 2/Lieut | 3/5/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 15/6/1918 | Posted to 1st Gordons | Commissioned 18/12/1917 |
| Cameron, R A | 2/Lieut | 8/5/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 1/9/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Diary shows gassed 30/7/1918. Address: Hamewich, Keith, Banffshire. Commissioned 28/11/1917. |
| Goodall, Sydney Orr | 2/Lieut | 8/5/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 15/6/1918 | Posted to 1st Gordons | Originally Pte 1945, A&SH. To France 1/5/1915. Commissioned 2/12/1915. Address: Braeside, Akron. Ohio, USA. Departed for US 16/7/1927 age 33. Occupation cement engineer. Married to Catherine Goodall. |
| Stephen, Robert | 2/Lieut | 8/5/1918 | 1/6/1918 | 15/6/1918 | Posted to 1st Gordons | Commissioned 28/11/1917. Address:1 - 10 Dennyduff Rd Fraserburgh. 2 - Johannesburg SA. Born abt. 1890 in Fraserburgh, son of John Stephen, cooper. Migrated to South Africa 1924. Occupation engineer. Address (1924, prior to emigration) 150 Victoria St Torry Aberdeen. |
| Anderson, D K | 2/Lieut | 5/12/1915 8/5/1918 |
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22/6/1917 |
Still serving |
Originally Pte 2874 GH. Commissioned 18/12/1917 |
| Elliott, J B | Lieutenant | 25/5/1918 | 25/5/1918 | 30/7/1918 | To UK Wounded | War Dairy shows wounded 27/7/1918 |