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This memorial was erected in 1906
in memory of the Royal Scots Greys
Who gave their lives in South Africa
During the Boer War 1899 to 1902

Tablets were added after the First World War 1914 to 1918
and after the Second World War 1939 to 1945

In 1971 the Royal Scots Greys amalgamated with
the 3rd Carbiniers to form
the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
(Carbiniers and Greys)

In memory of the officers, non-commissioned officers and men
The Royal Scots Greys
who gave their lives for their country
In the Boer War 1899 - 1902

Majors
F H Hawley
C W M Fielden DSO

Capt and Adjt E Ussher DSO

Lieutenants
J C Harrison
T Conolly
J F Rhodes

2nd Lieutenant
Hon W McClintock-Bunbury

Sergeants
A Clements
J Glen

Corporals
J Porter
F Rogers
W Peters
H Karl

Lance Corporals
J Stirrat
D Fraser
W Scott

Trumpeter
C Lidsey

Shoeing Smiths
A Thompson
J White

Privates

T Augarde
R Baker
T Baker
H Barclay
D Beatson
J Bell
C Brooke
J Bruce

E Chappel
G Churcher
R Cochran
J Cormie
G Cruikshanks
W Cunningham
R Dalziel
R Dyet

T Findlay
J Fraser
T Freeman
W Gibson
W Gordon
J Graham
R Graham
A Haig

J Hastings
A Hay
J Hood
J Humphries
W Humphries
J Hunter
L Kaberry
R Kilgour
H Lynn

J McAdam
D McIntyre
N McKelvie
J McPherson
A Martin
T Mercer
J Miller
F M Mileman

P Mitchell
E Moore
T Noble
P Oliphant
P Pegler
A Powell
G Proctor
J Reid

W Reid
W Ross
T Rutherford
F Smith
J Stokes
W Valentine
A Watson
C Wellstead

Ahhh! Now I don't have to go to Edinburgh!

Berenice,

Happy to save you a trip there for research purposes.

I did think of you as I was slowly transcribing the names. It made me appreciate your work.

Best wishes
David