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Dornoch Gives Freely of Her Sons to the Forces
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Dornoch Gives Freely of Her Sons to the Forces

Newspaper cutting with monochrome photographs of eight Dornoch men, some in Seaforth Highlanders uniform, who gave lives in World War 1. Left to right: 1. Lcpl J McGregor, a Postman, top 2. Lt W A MacDonald, Ironmonger, bottom 3. LSgt A Anderson, farmer, pair centre 4 Sgt J McIntosh farmer and 5. Pte James McIntosh, bank clerk, 6 top Pte J A Gillespie, printer, 7. Pte W H Innes, painter, 8. Sgt T Munro, Tailor. [The Historylinks website Roll of Honour provides detail for each individual]
Picture added on 31 May 2009
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