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EraSurnameForenameService numberDate of deathSNWM rollRank
WW1McKENZIEWilliamS/403325 Sep 1915THE BLACK WATCH (ROYAL HIGHLANDERS)Pte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam15 Apr 1918THE MERCANTILE MARINEFireman
WW1McKENZIEWilliamS/4054925 Mar 1918THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam4245111 Apr 1917THE HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRYPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam2626310 Jul 1916THE HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRYPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam3275628 Apr 1917THE HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRYPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam22293221 Jan 1917THE ROYAL ENGINEERSSpr
WW1McKENZIEWilliam42015718 Apr 1918THE ROYAL ENGINEERS2nd Cpl
WW1McKENZIEWilliam40049622 Mar 1918THE ROYAL ENGINEERSSpr
WW1McKENZIEWilliam1486132 Jul 1916THE ROYAL ENGINEERSA/2nd Cpl
WW1McKENZIEWilliam1065311 Mar 1915THE GORDON HIGHLANDERSA/Sgt
WW1McKENZIEWilliam155261 Jul 1916SCOTS SERVING IN BRIGADE OF GUARDS AND ENGLISH REGIMENTSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam795316 Dec 1917THE ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam939022 Oct 1918THE GORDON HIGHLANDERSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam2031929 Jan 1916THE ROYAL SCOTS FUSILIERSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam3/688010 Nov 1914THE ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam29035420 Jan 1918THE GORDON HIGHLANDERSL Cpl
WW1McKENZIEWilliamS/206528 Mar 1918THE GORDON HIGHLANDERSL Cpl
WW2McKENZIEWilliam Adam CouttsD/JX33610814 Aug 1947ROYAL NAVY AND ROYAL MARINESAB
WW2McKENZIEWilliam Alexander16 Apr 1945MERCHANT NAVY & FISHING FLEETS (Part 1)Senior 4th Engr Offr
WW1McKENZIEWilliam Alexander2657369 Apr 1917THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam Alexander2657369 Apr 1917THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERSPte
WW2McKENZIEWilliam Alistair15 Dec 1940MERCHANT NAVY & FISHING FLEETS (Part 1)1st Radio Offr
WW2McKENZIEWilliam Bruce7 Nov 1941MERCHANT NAVY & FISHING FLEETS (Part 1)1st Electrician
WW1McKENZIEWilliam BruceS/488528 Aug 1916THE BLACK WATCH (ROYAL HIGHLANDERS)L Cpl
WW1McKENZIEWilliam BruceS/488528 Aug 1916THE BLACK WATCH (ROYAL HIGHLANDERS)L Cpl
WW1McKENZIEWilliam BruceS/488528 Aug 1916THE BLACK WATCH (ROYAL HIGHLANDERS)L Cpl
WW2McKENZIEWilliam Hay1463414129 Feb 1944THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS and THE LONDON SCOTTISHPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam JohnClyde Z/144228 Oct 1917THE ROYAL NAVYAble Seaman
WW2McKENZIEWilliam JohnNX730017 Apr 1945AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES BORN IN SCOTLANDPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam JohnClyde Z/144228 Oct 1917THE ROYAL NAVYAble Seaman
WW1McKENZIEWilliam John11/40627 Aug 1915NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCETpr
WW1McKENZIEWilliam John11/40627 Aug 1915NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCETpr
WW1McKENZIEWilliam John11/40627 Aug 1915NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCETpr
WW1McKENZIEWilliam JohnS/652427 Jun 1916THE BLACK WATCH (ROYAL HIGHLANDERS)Pte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam JohnS/652427 Jun 1916THE BLACK WATCH (ROYAL HIGHLANDERS)Pte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam JohnS/652427 Jun 1916THE BLACK WATCH (ROYAL HIGHLANDERS)Pte
WW2McKENZIEWilliam Malcolm791609 Dec 1941SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES (other than AIR FORCE)Pte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam McL.S/2463412 Apr 1918THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam McL.S/2463412 Apr 1918THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERSPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam Robert584510 Oct 1916LONDON SCOTTISHPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam Robert584510 Oct 1916LONDON SCOTTISHPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam Robert584510 Oct 1916LONDON SCOTTISHPte
WW1McKENZIEWilliam Sinclair21 Apr 1917THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS2nd Lieut
WW1McKENZIEWilliam Sinclair21 Apr 1917THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS2nd Lieut

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The 98th Annual Service of Commemoration was held at the Memorial today, marking the anniversary of its opening. We were delighted to be joined by many guests including three of our Heralds. In a difficult week for our Armed Forces, our service personnel past and present were very much in our thoughts. #lestweforgetThe Memorial will be temporarily closed on the morning of Friday 5th June for a private service. It will reopen at approximately 1300.An excellent opportunity to see some great live music for free, and raise funds for military charities.They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember themThe Chief Executive and the Keeper of the Rolls laid the wreath on behalf of The Scottish National War Memorial at today's National Service in Edinburgh Image credit Mark OwensIn Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields.As well as being the season of Remembrance it's also Trustees Week - a week to showcase the work of charity trustees. The Memorial is an independent charity that exists solely upon public donations and charitable grants. A Board of Trustees is entrusted with the management of the Memorial and they employ a Chief Executive who looks after the running of the Memorial on a daily basis. We are very grateful to the Board of Trustees for their continued support in preserving the Memorial for the next generation. #lestweforget #trusteesweekThis Remembrance season you can order commemorative certificates, roll of honour extracts and other items from our online shop. All profits made go towards supporting the Memorial. https://www.snwm.org/shop/Please note the Scottish National War Memorial will be temporarily closed from 1030am-1115am on Sunday 2nd NovemberEven over 100 years later we are still adding casualties to the Rolls of Honour in the Memorial. Sometimes as a result of people researching their family history or perhaps their local war memorial. Regular SNWM correspondent Pat Anderson of Forfar sent us a file for consideration for Gunner Alex Cargill, killed in action in 1916. Shown in the photos is an extract from Very pleased to be part of such a special day at Dunfermline War Memorial Rededication today. HRH The Princess Royal joined us for it. Great to see so many young people from local schools and youth groups there too. #wewillrememberthem #remembrance #lestweforget #fifecouncilMore exciting things happening yesterday Today marks the 10th anniversary of Merchant Navy Day. The Rolls of Honour at the Scottish National War Memorial contain the names of 6,378 Scottish seafarers who lost their lives in both world wars. Apprentice James Reid Carr, was one of them. He was only 20 years old when he was killed on 21st September 1940. His ship SS BARON BLYTHSWOOD in convoy HX-72 was hit amidships by one torpedo from U-99. She sank within 40 seconds. The master, 33 crew members and one gunner were lost in the freezing waters south of Iceland. Today approximately 95% of all goods imported to and from the UK travel by sea. Today is an opportunity to recognise the sacrifices made by merchant seafarers in keeping world trade moving.Fantastic to be a guest at the #edinburghtattoo last night as one of their charity partners. A brilliant performance by the cast and team, thank you for a wonderful evening.Please note the Memorial will be temporarily closed on the morning of Friday 15th August as we commemorate VJDay 80 and will reopen at approx 1330.Truly a pleasure to meet Mary Forbes and her Grandaughter Aimee (pictured) today and show them around the Memorial. They brought with them a letter from the front line written by Commanding Officer of Mary's husband's Great Uncle - Pte George Fairholm Forbes. George was killed in WWI and he is listed in our Rolls of Honour. The very moving letter from his CO reads: Exciting day yesterday at the Memorial as we kicked off our film project in conjunction with @morayhouseuoe and Dr Paul Hamilton @_paulhamilton. Huge thanks to Lochgelly High School and @edinburghtrinityseacadets @seacadetsleith for coming along to support us! The project is supported financially by The MacRobert Trust and The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo @edinburghtattoo and we are extremely grateful to them for their assistance.Please note the Memorial will be temporarily closed on Tuesday 15th July until 1130am.A few images from our Annual Service of Commemoration earlier this month. Images courtesy of Mark Owen & Edinburgh District Sea CadetsPlease note the Memorial will be temporarily closed tomorrow morning (Friday 6th June). It will reopen at approx 1300.Lovely to see the Royal Navy standing guard at the castle this week. A first for the Royal Navy in Scotland. BZ #royalnavy #royalnavyscotland #edinburghcastle
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