Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # theblackwatch.co.uk The Black Watch ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Blog & News from The Black Watch Castle & Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/) - Read stories from The Black Watch Castle & Museum including behind-the-scenes insights, artefacts, archives, soldier stories, news and events. - [An Archival Insight into the Sergeants of the 42nd Regiment](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/an-archival-insight-into-the-sergeants-of-the-42nd-regiment/) - Explore how the Sergeants’ Books uncover the lives of five Sergeants of the 42nd Regiment, revealing their service, careers and fate after 1857. - [From the Ration Store to the Castle: The Origins of The Black Watch Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/from-the-ration-store-to-the-castle-the-origins-of-the-black-watch-museum/) - Discover the origins of The Black Watch Museum, from a ration store at the Queen's Barracks in 1924 to its opening at Balhousie Castle 63 years ago. - [The Black Watch Volunteer Battalions: Archives & Origins](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/cataloguing-the-black-watch-volunteer-battalions-from-rifle-corps-to-territorial-force/) - Discover the history of The Black Watch Volunteer Battalions, their role in 19th-century Britain, and how our archives preserve this regimental legacy. - [“Am Freiceadan Dubh” – The Independent Highland Companies, 1725–1740](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/am-freiceadan-dubh-the-independent-highland-companies-1725-1740/) - Marking 300 Years Since Their Formation By Pipe Major Alistair Duthie, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) Association. The origins of what became The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) can be traced back 300 years to a period of instability in the Scottish Highlands following the Jacobite Rising of 1715. With local authority weakened, criminal activity - [A Charred Memory: A Fragment of Bergen-Belsen at The Black Watch Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/a-charred-memory-a-fragment-of-bergen-belsen-at-the-black-watch-museum/) - Discover the poignant history of Bergen-Belsen through artefacts preserved at The Black Watch Museum, highlighting the importance of remembrance and education. - [Captain Arthur Neave and the Bergen-Belsen Trials](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/captain-arthur-neave-and-the-bergen-belson-trials/) - One of the things I enjoy most about developing and researching special exhibitions for the museum is the unknown stories that are discovered. Our new exhibition, Spoils and Souvenirs, examines the significance of objects brought back by soldiers from war. Some are simply keepsakes, but others have darker connotations and origins. It was not unusual - [A tale of two Regiments and Many POW Camps!](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/a-tale-of-two-regiments-and-many-pow-camps/) - Discover the remarkable story of Pte John Murray Lowe, who served in two famous Scottish regiments and endured life as a POW in multiple camps during WW2. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-1231/) - Roll of Honour - [A Piping Journey from the Farms of New Zealand to the Battlegrounds of The Black Watch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/a-piping-journey-from-the-farms-of-new-zealand-to-the-battlegrounds-of-the-black-watch/) - Written by Pipe Major Alistair Duthie, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) Association I was born in the picturesque town of Timaru, South Canterbury, New Zealand, in December 1968. My family roots can be traced back to the rugged landscapes of North Sutherland and Kirriemuir, where both sides of my family hail from, proudly bearing - [The Inspiring Story of Private Ron Wheeldon: A Black Watch POW in WWII](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/the-inspiring-story-of-private-ron-wheeldon-a-black-watch-pow-in-wwii/) - This blog was written by Freya, one of our three young volunteers who contributed to our special exhibition, ‘Captive Voices’. Freya will be attending university this autumn to study History. Private Ronald ‘Ron’ Wheeldon was born on 24th June 1926 in Mosborough, Sheffield. Coming from a mining family, Wheeldon chose a different path, finding work - [Poems from John Beaton](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/poems-from-john-beaton/) - Re-discovering Soldier’s Poems - World Poetry Day Held every year on 21st March, World Poetry Day was first declared by UNESCO in 1999 with the aim of supporting linguistic diversity and the opportunity for endangered languages to be heard. It is a day that celebrates poets and promotes the reading, writing and teaching of poetry.This - [Keeping Robert Burns alive within The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment)](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/robert-burns/) - Written by Captain (Retired) Alan McEwen MBEHaving never read or studied the works of Robert Burns throughout my early years at home or my public schooling years in Dundee, it was not until I joined 1st Battalion The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) in 1979 at the age of 21 that I began to learn - [The Black Watch Castle And Museum Loans Items To V&A Dundee’s Tartan Exhibition](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/the-black-watch-castle-and-museum-loans-items-to-va-dundees-tartan-exhibition/) - The Black Watch Museum has loaded 2 items from the collection to the V&A Dundee for the new Tartan exhibition which opens on 1 April, marking the V&A’s fifth year in Dundee.The exhibition, which aims to take a radical new look at the instantly recognisable textile and pattern, will feature two items from The Black Watch - [The Black Watch Castle and Museum To Host Only Scottish Exhibit Of WW1 Sculpture](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/the-black-watch-castle-and-museum-to-host-only-scottish-exhibit-of-ww1-sculpture/) - ‘The Hauntings’, a scrap metal sculpture of a war-weary soldier, will be on display at five star, award-winning visitor attraction The Black Watch Castle and Museum in Perth between 1 July and 12 November, the only Scottish venue to host the sculpture to date.The ghostly sculpture, which stands at 6.5 meters high, was commissioned for - [Reward & Recognition Evening at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/reward-recognition-evening-at-the-castle/) - On Saturday 25th February The Black Watch Regimental Trust held its biennial reward and recognition evening to celebrate the achievements and contributions of the team in supporting the Trust’s charitable aims and creating exceptional visitor experiences.The glittering evening of celebration was held at Balhousie Castle with invited guest Liam Gordon, Captain of the local football - [Castle and Museum CEO shortlisted for Tourism Award](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/castle-and-museum-ceo-shortlisted-for-tourism-award/) - Anne Kinnes, CEO of The Black Watch Castle and Museum has been shortlisted in the category of Regional Ambassador at the prestigious Scottish Thistle Awards which take place on Thursday 27th October in Edinburgh. The Regional Ambassador award recognises the time and energy given by those individuals who go above and beyond to contribute to - [Am Freiceadan Dubh agus Gaidhlig, The Black Watch and Gaelic](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/elementor-26306/) - The Early Decades of The Black WatchFormed in 1725 as “The Highland Watch” in independent companies, what became known as The Black Watch, due to the darkness of their government tartan and the watch they kept over the highlands, they were captained by Gentlemen who at that time were loyal to King George II.Their Tartan - [Museum and Heritage Awards](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/museum-and-heritage-awards/) - The Bistro @ The Castle has been shortlisted as Best Museum Café/Restaurant in the 2022 Museum and Heritage Awards. These prestigious awards celebrate the very best in the diverse world of museums, galleries, cultural and heritage visitor attractions from around the world.Anna Preedy, Director, Museum and Heritage Awards explained, “Whilst the last two years have, - [Black Watch Soldier Stories – William Good](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/black-watch-soldier-stories-william-good/) - New funding provided by the Army Museums Ogilby Trust in November 2021 has ensured the Museum’s cataloguing project will continue for a further year. This phase of the ongoing project focuses on the Archive’s World War I collection. As Project Archivists, we catalogue collections of archive material relating to individual Black Watch soldiers. Our work - [Reflections on the 'War of Words' Book Festival](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/reflections-on-the-war-of-words-book-festival/) - Over four hundred years of conflict, battles, wars and some very exceptional individuals were all put under the microscope at The Black Watch Castle and Museum first Book Festival on 21st and 22nd September 2019.Entitled “Words of War” and opened in the Queen Mother Room by the Festival Patron, Professor Sir Hew Strachan, there followed - [The Jacobite Occupation of Perth](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/find-out-about-the-jacobite-occupation-of-perth/) - Kathleen Lyle, author of ‘Afore the Highlands: The Jacobites in Perth 1715-16’ is looking forward to speaking at our Words of War Book Festival which takes place on 21st and 22nd September 2019. Kathleen will be in conversation with Dr Paul Philippou talking about the Jacobite occupation of Perth on Sunday 22nd September at 1.30pm. In - [Major-General David Stewart of Garth](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/major-general-david-stewart-of-garth/) - Just before heading up the stairs to Gallery 4 visitors will see the painting of someone who, on first glance, might not look like a soldier. This is Major-General David Stewart of Garth and despite the first impressions he has played a very important role in the history of the Regiment. He was born to - [Major Kathleen Laura Prendergast](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/major-kathleen-laura-prendergast/) - Our Collections Assistant, Fiona, enjoys discovering forgotten stories from The Black Watch history and sharing these with our visitors today. In this blog she writes about an inspirational woman called Major Kathleen Prendergast. As society continues to recognise the importance of diversity, the need for museums to represent as many voices as possible becomes more - [Rowley Gregg talks with our team at the Castle and Museum.](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/rowley-gregg-talks-with-our-team-at-the-castle-and-museum/) - Over the past few months we have worked with the Charity Remembered to bring our own, ‘There But Not There’ installation to the Castle and Museum. This week we talked with Rowley Gregg, Director of Operations at Remembered to find out more about the charity’s work, the impact of the ‘There But Not There’ installations - [Launch of the First World War Digital Archive](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/launch-of-the-first-world-war-digital-archive/) - The Black Watch Castle and Museum is excited to be part of the new national First World War digital archive. Following a 4-year project funded by a LIBOR grant from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Army Museums Ogilby Trust (AMOT) has launched today . TOM is an online platform which provides access to the - [BRICKLIVE Scotland in Bricks exhibition visits The Black Watch Castle and Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/bricklive-scotland-in-bricks-exhibition-visits-the-black-watch-castle-and-museum/) - CREATE | PLAY | DISCOVER We are getting ready to host a brand-new BRICKLIVE Tour called, Caledonia ‘Scotland in Bricks’ from Saturday 9th – Sunday 24th October. This collection of colourful brick models will be displayed within the Castle taking you on an exciting journey through Scotland’s history, iconic landmarks and inspirational innovations. With over - [Donate Your Preloved Toy Building Bricks](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/donate-your-preloved-toy-building-bricks/) - The Black Watch Castle and Museum are welcoming donations of any pre-loved toy bricks that may be gathering dust in your cupboards at home. The bricks will be given a new lease of life with visitors having hours of fun creating and building brick models at the Castle’s exciting new event in October.Stuart Kennedy, Museum - [Roast Rump of Lamb](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/roast-rump-of-lamb/) - Rump of Roast Lamb is a simple yet delicious winter dish. You can keep the food miles down by using Perthshire lamb and vegetables from your local farm shop.Roast Rump of LambBraised lentils, pancetta, button onions, apple and elderflower chutney, wilted greens, madeira jusIngredients | makes 4 servings150/160gms in weight) lamb rump 125gms braised lentils - [The Black Watch Castle and Museum CEO named in 2020 Top 100 Women in Tourism](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/the-black-watch-castle-and-museum-ceo-named-in-2020-top-100-women-in-tourism/) - During what has been one of the most challenging years to date for the Scottish tourism industry, this week Women in Tourism announced the 2020 Top 100 Women in Tourism. This announcement recognises not just individual achievements over the last year, but the combined passion which has supported the sector throughout 2020.Anne Kinnes, CEO at - [Victory in Japan - The End of World War Two](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/victory-in-japan-the-end-of-world-war-two/) - Although 8th May 1945 marked the end of hostilities in Europe, the conflict in the Far East was not over. Thousands of Allied Forces continued to fight in Asia and the Pacific, while many languished in Japanese Prisoner of War camps.This included soldiers from the 2nd Battalion, The Black Watch who had been in Burma - [St. Valery](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/st-valery/) - The 12th June marks the 80th anniversary of St. Valery. It is a point in World War 2 that is often overshadowed by the heroic return of hundreds of thousands of soldiers from Dunkirk. Among the men on those beaches that were strafed by Nazi planes, shelled by artillery and desperately trying to get home - [International Nurses Day](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/international-nurses-day/) - International Nurses Day is celebrated every year on 12 May, the birthday of Florence Nightingale. The day is even more significant this year as it is the 200th anniversary of her birth, during the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife. As we thank nurses and their colleagues for their work on the NHS frontline - [VE Day](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/ve-day/) - Friday 8th May will mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day. Even during these strange times it’s important to remember what a momentous event this was after years of conflict. In this blog we look not only at the street parties that marked the end of the war but also what it looked like for The - [Mutiny in the Ranks](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/mutiny-in-the-ranks/) - The history of The Black Watch is brimming with stories of bravery; from Fontenoy to The Battle of Alma through to the Chindits in World War 2. Despite this their early years included a moment of controversy. For some this was a misunderstanding caused by a regiment that did not comprehend its new role but - [Discovering Soldier Stories](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/discovering-soldier-stories/) - Since 2018 The Black Watch Castle & Museum have been cataloguing the archive collections. Myself and Carol-Anne Mackenzie, the Project Archivists, have been working to arrange the archives into collections and describing them to international archival standards. Part of this process involves us finding out information about individual soldiers, both in their personal and military - [Easter at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/easter-at-the-castle-2/) - Hop on over to the Castle and Museum this Easter It’s starting to warm up, there are green leaves on the trees and (sometimes) the sun is in the sky! Spring is on its way which means only one thing; it must be time for Easter. Here at the Castle and Museum we have some - [Winter Festival at the Castle 2019](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/winter-festival-at-the-castle-2019/) - Saturday 23rd November 11am - 4pm Adults Free | Children £5 As the nights draw in and get colder, thoughts here at the Castle turn to celebrating the changing of the seasons with our Winter Festival. We’re busy preparing some fantastic activities for all ages which are sure to get everyone into the Christmas spirit.No - [New Exhibition at the Castle and Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/new-exhibition-at-the-castle-and-museum/) - The Black Watch Castle and Museum’s new exhibition, ‘Spoils and Souvenirs’ is now open. Just as we bring back souvenirs from our holidays, soldiers often returned home with keepsakes from overseas. This exhibition discovers the stories behind some of these objects and explores the reasons why Black Watch soldiers kept such items, and the differences - [Iconic D-DAY Sculpture to visit The Black Watch Castle and Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/iconic-d-day-sculpture-to-visit-the-black-watch-castle-and-museum/) - The poignant ‘D-Day: Soldiers of Sacrifice’ sculpture will be visiting The Black Watch Castle and Museum from Friday 29th May until Sunday 12th July; the first time the sculpture has visited Scotland.Funded by the Heritage Lottery and commissioned by The D-Day Story museum in Portsmouth the sculpture commemorates the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings - [Sergeant David Finlay](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/sergeant-david-finlay/) - Black Watch Soldier Stories Sergeant David Finlay was one of 14 Black Watch soldiers to have been awarded the Victoria Cross, the highest British medal for gallantry in the face of the enemy.He was born on 29 January 1893 in Guardbridge, Fife and left formal education aged 14. Finlay gained employment as a ploughman but - [A Very Brief War](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/a-very-brief-war/) - In this blog Lieutenant General Sir Alistair Irwin, former Chairman of The Black Watch Museum Trust, discusses his decision to write the book ‘A Very Brief War’ and explains why he is donating proceeds from the sale to The Black Watch Castle and Museum. In the late 1970s my grandfather showed me the photograph album - [Royal Visit to The Black Watch Castle and Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/royal-visit-to-the-black-watch-castle-and-museum/) - Today we were delighted to welcome His Royal Highness, The Duke of Kent to The Black Watch Castle and Museum.The Black Watch Castle and Museum’s CEO Anne Kinnes and Chairman Major General Michael Riddell-Webster introduced the Duke to the team and led a tour through the Museum galleries. The tour highlighted the story of Captain - [A Tale of Ticonderoga](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/a-tale-of-ticonderoga-2/) - This Halloween we share the eerie tale of Major Campbell of Inverawe.18 years before the Battle at Ticonderoga Campbell was at home in the Highlands, when there was a knock at the door. On answering he found a man, covered in blood, asking for shelter. True to traditional Highland hospitality he allowed the man into - [The Black Watch at National Museum of Scotland](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/the-black-watch-at-national-museum-of-scotland/) - Rosie Waine is the William Grant Foundation Research Fellow at the National Museum of Scotland. Here she writes how the Black Watch Museum & Castle collection contributed to the exhibition she has curated called Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland. Dramatic landscapes, Highland dress, bagpipe music and a profound martial culture are among some of the - [The Generation that fought two World Wars](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/the-generation-that-fought-two-world-wars/) - We are looking forward to welcoming author, biographer and historian Victoria Schofield to the Castle where she will speak at our ‘Words of War’ Book Festival. In conversation with Lt Gen Alistair Irwin, Victoria will discuss the careers of Field Marshal Wavell and Vice Admiral Schofield. Here she talks with us about what inspired her - [Words of War Book Festival](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/words-of-war-book-festival/) - The Black Watch Castle and Museum announces its first ever Book Festival ‘Words of War’ which will take place on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd September 2019.This inaugural event brings together a talented mix of local, national and international writers, who will explore the many aspects of military life and history through talks, interviews, discussions, - [Volunteer Spotlight: Neil Hobson, greeter and tour guide](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/volunteer-spotlight-neil-hobson-greeter-and-tour-guide/) - This month we talk to Neil Hobson who joined the volunteer team in 2013 following the Museum redevelopment. Neil, thank you for agreeing to share your volunteering experiences with us; can I ask what attracted you to volunteer at the Castle and Museum? Having retired, I found something was missing, although I played some golf - [A Pipe Major, Delville Wood and The Black Watch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/a-pipe-major-delville-wood-and-the-black-watch/) - The South African troops that relieved the 8th Battalion The Black Watch at the battle of Longueval pushed in to Delville Wood the next day. Despite brave and tenacious fighting they were unable to hold the position, despite reinforcement and support from the Scottish Brigade in reserve. They eventually marched out with two wounded officers - [A Fife Footballers Great War Story](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/3033-2/) - Pat Savage: Footballer & Soldier A Fife Footballers Great War Story Pat Savage was born at the Little Raith Colliery just on the South edge of Cowdenbeath in Auchtertool Parish on the 19th of November 1882. He was the son of pithead worker Elizabeth Savage, unfortunately his mother died when Pat was very young - [Love poem from a First World War Soldier](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/love-poem-from-a-first-world-war-soldier/) - The First World War archive at The Black Watch Castle and Museum holds a notebook that belonged to Private Ed Hall of The Black Watch, who served during the First World War. The notebook contains several poems, but this is a lovely poem, presumably composed with a wife or sweetheart back home in mind. We thought - [Lost soldier found!](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/lost-soldier-found/) - The Black Watch is pleased to announce the addition of Private Edward Carroll of the 2nd Battalion Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) to the Commonwealth War Grave Memorial at Loos. Unfortunately Pte. Carroll was not originally commemorated on the Commonwealth War Grave site, as no death certificate or death register entry confirming that he was killed - [Telling the story of Lance Corporal Morrison](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/telling-the-story-of-lance-corporal-morrison/) - When it comes to curating exhibitions we traditionally try to take a step back. Curators aim to describe a setting, tell a story using interesting and enlightening objects and ultimately remain objective. This always fails, of course. In every word of every panel and label there is an opinion or emotion. We simply cannot tell - [Volunteer Spotlight: Anne Chatt, Front of House Volunteer](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/volunteer-spotlight-anne-chatt/) - This month we shine the volunteer spotlight on Anne Chatt; Anne joined the team in 2013 in time for the reopening of the Museum following a major redevelopment. Anne, how did you hear about the volunteer opportunities at the Castle and Museum? I read about it in the local press. There are so many worthwhile - [Volunteer Spotlight: Evelyn Radford, Collections Volunteer](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/volunteer-spotlight-evelyn-radford-collections-volunteer/) - This month we shine the spotlight on Evelyn Radford. Evelyn has been volunteering at the Museum since July 2013 and is one of our team of 10 collections volunteers. Hello Evelyn, Can you tell us how you heard about volunteering at the Castle and Museum? Following retirement my husband drew it to my attention having seen - [Volunteer Spotlight: Emily Patterson, Cafe and Education Volunteer](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/volunteer-spotlight-emily-patterson-cafe-and-education-volunteer/) - This month we shine the shine the spotlight on our volunteer, Emily. Emily, thanks for sharing with us your experience of volunteering with the Castle and Museum. Can you tell us how you heard about the volunteer opportunities at the Castle and Museum did? I saw an advert in the Courier. There are so many - [Volunteer Spotlight: Willie Coupar, Volunteer Guide](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/volunteer-spotlight-willie-coupar-volunteer-guide/) - This month we talk with Lt Col (Retd) Willie Coupar and shine our volunteer spotlight on all he does within the Castle and Museum.Hello Willie, Can you tell us how you started volunteering at the Castle and Museum?I had retired from my job at Glasgow University and moved to Perth. Frankly I was bored and - [Volunteer Spotlight: Laura Fermor, Collections Volunteer](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/volunteer-spotlight-laura-fermor-collections-volunteer/) - We are now in the month of August and give a warm welcome to Laura who is going to talk with us about her time as a volunteer with the Castle and Museum. Hello Laura, thank you for talking with us and sharing your experience. How did you hear about the volunteer opportunities at - [Volunteer Spotlight: Jim Patterson, various roles](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/volunteer-spotlight-jim-patterson-various-roles/) - We are now in September and we welcome Jim Patterson to talk with us about his volunteering experience with the Museum; Jim has been volunteering with us for just over a year.Jim, where did you hear about volunteering at the Castle and Museum?I saw an article in the Dundee Courier, attended an open day, applied, - [Red Hackle Day](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/red-hackle-day/) - Today is Red Hackle Day. This annual celebration on 5 January commemorates the award to The Black Watch of the right to wear the Red Hackle. Originally thought to be as a reward for their achievement at the Battle of Geldermaisen in 1794, in fact there is evidence to show that the Red Hackle was worn by - [10 facts about Poppies: Weeping Window](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/10-facts-about-poppies-weeping-window/) - 10 facts about Poppies: Weeping Window 1. The sculptures of Weeping Window and Wave were initially conceived as the key dramatic elements in the installation Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red at the Tower of London in the autumn of 2014. More than five million people visited the display. 2. The Weeping Window sculpture - [Creating Creating the Weeping Window at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/creating-creating-the-weeping-window-at-balhousie-castle/) - I was thrilled and honoured to be involved with the installation of Poppies: Weeping Window at The Black Watch Castle and Museum. Staff from Perth Museum & Art Gallery, including myself and my colleague Amy, were invited to help install the ceramic poppies at Balhousie Castle alongside the team from 14-18 NOW and volunteers. - [Paul Cummins - Poppies: Weeping Window at The Black Watch Castle and Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/paul-cummins-poppies-weeping-window-at-the-black-watch-castle-and-museum/) - Read artist Paul Cummins reflection on Poppies: Weeping Window at The Black Watch Castle and Museum - [Poppy Partner, Elizabeth Sime talks about her experience.](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/poppy-partner-elizabeth-sime-talks-about-her-experience/) - Until recently, my only connection with Balhousie Castle, was to occasionally enjoy a cup of tea and a delicious scone in the café. I also have a family link with the Regiment as my husband's uncle, Private William John Morrison, had served with The Black Watch in Cyprus, 1957-1959. In February this year, my - [Tom Piper, designer of Poppies Weeping Window talks about the sculpture at The Black Watch Castle and Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/tom-piper-designer-of-poppies-weeping-window-talks-about-the-sculpture-at-the-black-watch-castle-and-museum/) - On 30 June we opened another installation, the first in Mainland Scotland, of the Weeping Window at The Black Watch Museum in Perth. The site was chosen as having a perfect blend of Historical significance and architectural beauty. The sculpture is sited with the poppies pouring out of a corner turret on the Castle, - [Why do we remember with the Poppy?](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/why-do-we-remember-with-the-poppy/) - Poppies were a common sight, especially on the Western Front. They flourished in the soil churned up by the fighting and shelling. The flower provided Canadian doctor John McCrae with inspiration for his poem 'In Flanders Fields', which he wrote whilst serving in Ypres in 1915. It was first published in Punch, having been rejected - [Poppy Partner, John Deuchars, talks about his experience.](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/poppy-partner-john-deuchers-talks-about-his-experience/) - I first visited the Castle and Museum a few years ago when a friend and I came for coffee to the Copper Beech Café. I then came on my own, a few weeks later, and visited the Museum. I found out about being a poppy volunteer while I was looking for work. When I read - [Being a Poppy Partner, Colonel Alex Murdoch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/being-a-poppy-partner-colonel-alex-murdoch/) - My expectation of being a Poppy Partner was that it would enable me to support and assist the staff at The Black Watch Museum welcome the public attending the Poppy Exhibition. I imagined coaches arriving and visitors being guided in an orderly manner to view the exhibition. My experience has been quite different and has - [Being a Poppy Partner, Graham Halstead](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/being-a-poppy-partner-graham/) - " I have been a supporter of the Poppy campaign as long as I can remember, especially after my father died from his third heart attack when I was just 17. He fought in the Second World War in Burma, for the 'Forgotten 14th' , and, although he survived, I don't doubt that the horror - [Peter talks to us about his Poppy Partner Experience](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/peter-talks-to-us-about-his-poppy-partner-experience/) - It has been an honour and a privilege to have been involved as a poppy partner through the Summer.My Father and his two brothers served in WW 2 and one did not return from El Alamein. My three great uncles served in the first war and one died at Ypres and ,on a visit to - [The Poppy Partner Experience...](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/the-poppy-partner-experience/) - By chance, I read the local paper and saw an article looking for volunteers for the forthcoming Poppies: Weeping Window exhibition at the Museum. Whether it was due to my recent memory of the huge London exhibition or because I had once attended a local army run school years ago or both, I decided to - [My time as a Poppy Partner..](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/my-time-as-a-poppy-partner/) - In early summer of 2016 by happy chance, I stumbled across a request for volunteers at the forthcoming Weeping Window: Poppies exhibition at the Black Watch Castle and Museum; I was thrilled. I had seen the poppies on television, but didn’t to London to see them at the Tower; didn’t even manage to buy a - [Auditing The Black Watch Museum Archive for research, learning and legacy.](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/auditing-the-black-watch-museum-archive-for-research-learning-and-legacy/) - I’m Heather Roberts, a professional archive consultant. This May, I had the privilege and pleasure of getting up close and personal with the archive at The Black Watch Castle and Museum. I was asked to undertake an audit of the archive to help guide the management of the collection and development of the service. Ever - [Reflections on 2016](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/reflections-on-2016/) - As 2016 draws to a close we look back at what has been an incredible year for The Black Watch Castle and Museum. We were proud to host the poignant Last of the Tide – Portraits of D –Day Veterans exhibition during the summer of 2016, the only venue out with the Royal Palaces to - [10 Great Reasons to Visit The Black Watch Castle and Museum...](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/8-great-reasons-to-visit-the-black-watch-castle-and-museum/) - To visit a 5 Star Visitor Attraction in the beautiful city of Perth. To experience the Home of The Black Watch, Scotland's Premier Highland Regiment. To sample the delicious menu at our multi-award winning café, where our food is freshly prepared, using local sourced ingredients. To experience a gallery tour led by one of our - [Regimental History on Manoeuvres](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/regimental-history-on-manoeuvres/) - What an exciting couple of months we have had in the Museum with lots of interesting projects on the go. Some of these include, our Archive cataloguing project, the 1900-1929 digitalisation project, and Museum accreditation returns and planning our Summer Festival! One project you may find particularly interesting is our loans to the National Museums - [Object of the Month - The Black Watch Ale label](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/object-of-the-month-the-black-watch-ale-label/) - This label for The Black Watch ale was gifted by a donor local to the Tomintoul Brewery where the ale was produced. The Tomintoul Brewery was opened in 1993 and taken over by Aviemore Brewery in 2000. This is now part of the Cairngorm Brewery. The Black Watch ale was in circulation in Perth during - [Innovation in the Archive #ExploreArchives](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/innovation-in-the-archive-explorearchives/) - The Black Watch Museum archive holds a considerable quantity of primary source material relating to the Battle of Loos, 24th September 1915. This event has significant resonance to both the regiment and the region, in particular to the City of Dundee which, to this day, still commemorates the battle and losses felt by the city. - [Our Art Collection - Comrades by Robert Gibb](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/comrades-by-robert-gibb/) - An ionic image of the military art genre is Comrades by Robert Gibb (b.1845-d.1932), which was first exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy in 1887. The location of this original painting is now unknown. Whilst studying the life of Napoleon, Gibb had made a sketch of the retreat from Moscow. The dominant group of three - [The Marriage Portrait of Lieutenant Colonel James Stewart to Williamina Kerr](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/soldier-stories/the-marriage-portrait-of-lieutenant-colonel-james-stewart-to-williamina-kerr/) - A favourite painting of the Museum staff is the Marriage Portrait of Lieutenant Colonel James Stewart to Williamina Kerr 1803 by James Giles (b.1801-d.1870), as it is one of the few paintings in the collection which portrays a female. This is an oil painting on canvas, 102 x 75cm. This painting can be viewed by - [The Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/the-fairbairn-sykes-fighting-knife/) - As a Regimental Museum it is difficult, when wandering around the store, to avoid the occasional sharp, pointy thing, which always seem to be either at head, or elbow, level. All of us who work with the objects in storage have a story to tell about a particular item that is always ‘out to - [Favourite Artefact | Johnenry Tunstall, volunteer](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/favourite-artefact-johnenry-tunstall-volunteer/) - I have volunteered at the Castle and Museum for many years now. The collection is so fascinating that my favourite object often changes as I discover all the hidden gems that lie within the galleries and archives. Right now, my museum highlight can be found in the turret room in gallery four. It - [Favourite Artefact | Lorna Tunstall, our Retail Manager](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/favourite-artefact-lorna-tunstall-our-retail-manager/) - My Museum object highlight is, without a doubt, the Waterloo Regimental Colours. These are on display in gallery 3, known as the French Wars gallery. I am fascinated by their journey through time. The sights they have witnessed and the stories they would be able to tell. They have been in battle with The Black - [Favourite Artefacts | Jim Patterson](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/favourite-artefacts-jim-patterson/) - The Portrait of Piper Donald Bain My favourite object in the collection is a portrait of piper Donald Bain. The portrait itself is not on display but is held in store in the archive. I became aware of the portrait when one day an lady from Glasgow, accompanied by members of her family, came - [Favourite Artefacts | Richard McKenzie](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/favourite-artefacts-richard-mckenzie/) - Mounted piece of shrapnel from the siege of Kimberley, 1899-1900 The object I have chosen is a lump of rusty metal, mounted on a pale wood board, sitting on a shelf at the back of the store, rarely looked at, and even more rarely appreciated. Museums tend to acquire various rocks, rubble and other - [Favourite artefacts | Shona Lowerson-Head](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/favourite-artefacts-shona-lowerson-head/) - Shonagh Lowerson-Head, our learning and audiences officer tells us about her favourite object in the collection. My favourite object in the museum is not the oldest, the rarest or most impressive artefact on display. In fact, in isolation it is really quite unremarkable. A musket ball. What makes this object so special is its story. - [Favourite artefacts | the gas hood](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/illuminating-objects/favourite-artefacts-the-gas-hood-leanor-blackhall/) - I have chosen the Gas Hood from the Museum’s First World Gallery; a gallery which is full of interesting and moving pieces. To me, the Gas Hood is an eerie, haunting, ghost like figure that could be quite easily fit into a scary dream! In our days of modern technology and ever smarter gadgets, I - [Life in the trenches](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/2627-2/) - Life in the trenches Luckily, troops were not expected to serve entirely on the front line. The above diagram states that on average a solider would spend 15% of their time in the trenches in the firing line. Throughout their service they would rotate between the three trenches: the front line, the support trench and - [The 1st Day of the Somme](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/the-1st-day-of-the-somme/) - In a conference in December 1915 the allies resolved to launch a simultaneous set of attacks across all fronts in order to put Germany and her allies under maximum pressure. For the British and the French the focus of their combined attack was to be the Somme Valley. By February 1916 Haig had assented to - [The Battle of Longueval](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/the-battle-of-longueval/) - Today we remember the 185 Black Watch men who died between 13th and 19th July 1916 at the battle of Longueval, part of the battle of the Somme. The objective of the battle was to take the high ground of Bazentin Ridge, between Bazentin le Grant and Longueval. This also included taking control of the - [The Battle of Shaikh Sa’ad, 7th January 1916](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/the-battle-of-shaikh-saad-7th-january-1916/) - If you look back at the previous post, you will see that 67 men of The Black Watch lost their lives on 7 January 1916. So what happened on that day? After the first month of the siege of Kut (southeast of Baghdad), which began in December 1915, 11,000 men of the 7th Indian Division - [The Attack on Hanna, 21st January 1916](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/the-attack-on-hanna-21st-january-1916/) - On this day one hundred years ago, 75 men of The Black Watch lost their lives. Read on to discover what caused this spike in casualty numbers. As the situation for the besieged British forces at Kut grew more desperate, General Townshend eventually announced that he would have to put the defenders on half rations. - [Remembering the Battle at High Wood, 30th July 1916](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/remembering-the-battle-at-high-wood-30th-july-1916/) - On 30th July 2016 we remembered 154 men of The Black Watch who were killed, most at the Battle of High Wood (as part of the Battle of the Somme). The Memorial Service was led by Rev Alex Forsyth, and attended by families of the fallen, veterans and members of the public. 154 crosses were - [Our Replica Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/our-replica-trench/) - What was life in the trenches like for the thousands of Black Watch soldiers who served during the First World War? In truth we will never know for certain, and indeed the experience would have been different for each soldier. Conditions would have varied depending on where the men were stationed and the campaigns they - [The history of the T.O.S](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/this-story-of-the-t-o-s/) - To celebrate #NationalHatDay our archivist, Richard McKenzie talks to us shares with us the story of the T.O.S....... In military terms, the ToS (not to be confused with the TOS-1 which is a Russian rocket launcher) or Tam o’ Shanter, which replaced the Glengarry Cap in 1915 has a long, and noble history. Starting with - [The Army, the horse and the Kelpie Maquettes](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/black-watch-history/the-army-the-horse-and-the-kelpie-maquettes/) - Whoever said that dogs were a man’s best friend clearly never knew a horse. Horses have a long standing history with people whether they’ve been used for farming, transport, work or war. Horses were one of the first animals we domesticated with evidence of them being used in war dating back 5000 years. Horses - [The story behind our 'There But Not There' temporary exhibition](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/the-story-behind-our-there-but-not-there-temporary-exhibition/) - represent all of the 8,960 Black Watch soldiers who lost their lives during the First World War. - [Easter at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/news-events/easter-at-the-castle/) - Easter is nearly upon us so why not hop along to The Black Watch Castle and Museum for some cracking family fun! From Saturday 30th March to Monday 22nd April, come and egg-splore the museum galleries to discover where the colourful Easter eggs have been hidden. Find them all and win a chocolatey prize, yum - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour/) - 3/3227 Pte John BUCHANAN 3rd Res. Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-2/) - Lieut Ewen Holmes Humphrey James WILSON 2374 L Cpl William ANDERSON 1st Bn. 155 Pte William CLEMENTS 1st Bn. 9275 Pte James FORRESTER 1st Bn. 2041 Pte George Moore FORSYTH 1st Bn. 9993 Pte George GLOVER 1st Bn. 747 Pte Harry James HOWES latterly 1069, 1st Bn. The Royal Warwickshire Regt. 7538 Pte Walter Mcleod - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-3/) - Capt Charles Antoine de Guerry DALGLISH - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-4/) - 1643 Pte Michael DONLAN 4th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-5/) - 2nd Lieut Lewis Robertson CUMMING Lieut Col Adrian GRANT-DUFF CB Maj Lord George STEWART-MURRAY 2255 Pte Patrick ADHERN 1st Bn. 180 Pte Robert BANNERMAN 1st Bn. 9232 Pte William BENVIE 1st Bn. 454 Pte George COYLE 1st Bn. 1706 L Sgt David CRAIG 1st Bn. 3/2072 Pte David FISHER latterly 9443 Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-6/) - 2nd Lieut Reginald Gilbert DON - 16-09-14. 2nd Lieut Geoffrey William POLSON 1st Bn. 1987 L Cpl John David BAIRD 1st Bn. 7941 Pte James BERRY 1st Bn. 2519 Pte John BISSETT 1st Bn. 2263 Pte Alexander BROWN 1st Bn. 2370 Pte John CAMERON 1st Bn. 2556 Pte Patrick DELANEY 1st Bn. 512 Pte John - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-7/) - Maj & QM John Hon LINNING 7343 Pte Michael CAIRNEY 1st Bn. 8174 Pte Thomas CURRIE 1st Bn. 9369 Pte Peter DUNCAN 1st Bn. 7468 Pte David EDWARDS 1st Bn. 2358 A/Cpl William FORSYTH 1st Bn. 9978 Pte Godfrey FOX 1st Bn. 2567 Pte James Parker GILMOUR 1st Bn. 7028 L Cpl Alexander GOW - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-8/) - 916 Pte John WILSON 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-9/) - 7923 Pte Andrew DIXON 1st Bn. 1574 Cpl James ELLIOTT 1st Bn. 7704 Pte Thomas ORR 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-10/) - 2527 Pte David SCOTT 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-11/) - 7465 Pte John SMITH 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-12/) - 2135 Pte David BARNETT 4th Bn. 663 Cpl George Joseph William SNELLING 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-13/) - 7830 Pte Samuel HEAP 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-14/) - 401 Pte Robert BEVERIDGE 1st Bn. 9982 Pte Thomas WILSON 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-15/) - 3/2256 Pte David CALLENDER 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-16/) - 3/2165 Pte William CUNNISON 1st Bn. 3/1927 Pte David STEWART 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-17/) - 3/2225 Pte John BROWN 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-18/) - S/2591 Pte Donald CAMERON 3rd Res. Bn. 7751 Pte Alfred HENDERSON 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-19/) - 7006 Pte George FAIRLEY 1st Bn. 9440 Pte John LAWSON 1st Bn. 302 Pte Edward McDONALD 1st Bn. 7644 Pte Theodosius John SHILLING 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-20/) - 9225 Pte Adam W YULE 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-21/) - 2nd Lieut Nigel John Lawson BOYD 2463 Pte James BROWN 1st Bn. 9878 Pte Richard KERWIN 1st Bn. 3/1849 Pte John OWENS 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-22/) - 1641 Pte William Low STEWART 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-23/) - 2281 L Cpl William RITCHIE 1st Bn. 89 Pte William RUSSELL 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-24/) - 9595 Cpl Ernest SALT 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-25/) - 2268 Pte William CARR 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-26/) - Lieut Angus Charles Rowley Steuart MACNAGHTEN 8015 Pte Peter FEENEY latterly 6756 2nd Bn. The Prince of Wales's Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians). 3/1776 Pte David MORRIS 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-27/) - 3/1751 Cpl Nigel GRAHAM latterly 9120 Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-28/) - 2497 Pte George BOATH 1st Bn. 3/2215 Pte John McCORMICK 1st Bn. 3/2495 Pte Robert McLELLAN 1st Bn. 3/2343 Pte Edward TODD 1st Bn. 2042 Cpl Sinclair WATTERS 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-29/) - Lieut Charles Lindsay Claude BOWES-LYON 3rd Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). Capt Edward Frederick Maltby URQUHART 2132 Pte Alexander BISHOP 1st Bn. formerly 6130 3rd K.O.S.B. 2257 Pte Alexander CAIRNS 1st Bn. 171 Pte James CAMPBELL 1st Bn. 434 Pte James CLARK 1st Bn. 8678 Pte Peter DAVIDSON 1st Bn. 9454 Pte James FOY 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-30/) - 3/2121 Pte William LANGSLOW 1st Bn. 780 Pte Hugh McDONALD 1st Bn. 7256 Pte James WRIGHT 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-31/) - 2nd Lieut Douglas Stuart Stirling SMURTHWAITE 3/1474 Pte George BROWN 1st Bn. 7154 Pte Robert Smith CLARK 1st Bn. 9599 Pte David COOPER 1st Bn. 8361 L Cpl Hugh DRUMMOND 1st Bn. 9859 Pte Harry FLETCHER 1st Bn. 696 Pte George HENDERSON 1st Bn. 120 L Cpl John McINNES 1st Bn. 7773 Pte John William - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-32/) - 2631 Pte William BLACK 1st Bn. 9547 Pte William CAMPBELL 1st Bn. 7387 L Cpl George DUFF 1st Bn. 7871 Pte David FARRINGTON 1st Bn. 912 Pte Thomas FLEMING 1st Bn. 9475 Pte David FORREST 1st Bn. 7117 Pte John GRANNON 1st Bn. 2371 Pte James HARRISON 1st Bn. 2486 L Cpl Charles Livingstone HENDERSON - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-33/) - 1009 Pte James BALLANTYNE 1st Bn. 3/650 Pte John GORDON 1st Bn. 8017 Pte James GRAHAM 1st Bn. 9888 Pte Donald HAGGART 1st Bn. 9279 Pte Charles LINDSAY 1st Bn. 3/2031 L Cpl George MILLER 1st Bn. 2387 L Cpl Thomas Brennan NELSON 1st Bn. 3/1653 Pte James SHAND 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-34/) - 2nd Lieut Patrick Edward Adam BLAIR Capt Percy Lionel MOUBRAY 3rd Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 2283 Pte Albert ABEL 1st Bn. 7862 Sgt Albert AIKMAN 1st Bn. 3/2689 A/Sgt George ALEXANDER 1st Bn. 1662 L Sgt George ALLAN 1st Bn. 2199 L Cpl Thomas ANDERSON 1st Bn. 2552 Pte David ANDERSON 1st Bn. 9196 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-35/) - 2nd Lieut Joseph Frain WEBSTER 3rd Bn. (att. 1/- Gordon Highlanders). 7376 Pte Joseph ANDERSON 1st Bn. 3/1155 Pte James CULLY 1st Bn. 1983 Pte Patrick McGANN 1st Bn. 1925 Pte Angus McPHAIL 2nd Bn. 7776 Pte Robert WASSON 1st Bn. 9444 Pte James WATSON 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-36/) - 2nd Lieut William Stewart ROBERTSON MC (att. 2nd Gordons). 8593 Pte Andrew CARMICHAEL 1st Bn. 540 Sgt George Ashley CHAPMAN 1st Bn. 8265 Pte William COX 1st Bn. 3/1146 L Cpl James GLEN 1st Bn. 9565 Pte Archibald GRAHAM 1st Bn. 9915 Pte Henry HEGGIE 1st Bn. 5857 Pte Archibald IZZATT 1st Bn. 2411 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-37/) - 9277 Sgt William DOIG 1st Bn. 3/2668 Pte George HUNTER 1st Bn. 2731 Pte Allan JACKSON 1st Bn. 7486 Sgt Henry LOVE 1st Bn. 7718 Pte Johnstone MACPHERSON 1st Bn. 3/9658 Pte James STRACHAN 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-38/) - 9503 A/Sgt William Joseph FERGUSON 1st Bn. 1720 Cpl Ronald Campbell GREIG 1st Bn. 2158 Cpl George HENDERSON 1st Bn. 3/1739 L Cpl David MARTIN 1st Bn. 8035 L Cpl William MILLAR 1st Bn. 1913 Sgt James Buchanan ROSS 1st Bn. 3/2039 L Cpl Robert SHEPHERD 1st Bn. 3/1893 Pte Edward SMITH 1st Bn. 1933 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-39/) - Lieut Raymond Philip Drummond NOLAN 3rd Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 1015 L Cpl William George LARKINS 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-40/) - 2017 Pte Patrick McEWAN 2nd Bn. 1876 L Cpl Thomas Glover MYLES 2nd Bn. 2412 Pte William NIBLO 1st Bn. 2009 Pte James REILLY 1st Bn. 1240 L Cpl David TORRIE 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-41/) - 7297 Pte James ALEXANDER 1st Bn. 2063 Pte David BROWN 2nd Bn. 1320 Pte John BURNETT 2nd Bn. 1927 Pte Ferguson CLARK 2nd Bn. 8539 Pte James GRAHAM 2nd Bn. 1331 Pte Michael GRIMLEY 2nd Bn. 8075 Cpl John LORIMER 1st Bn. 9545 Pte Archibald MENZIES 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-42/) - 3/2635 Pte Irvine HUTTON 1st Bn. 1700 Pte John McDONALD 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-43/) - Capt Alfred Ernest PARKER 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn. Sea Highrs.). 1868 L Cpl Charles LAMOND 2nd Bn. 9665 Pte Charles McDONALD 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-44/) - 2445 Pte William Nicholl KIRK 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-45/) - 3/992 Pte Alexander BLACKWOOD 1st Bn. 3/2186 Pte John COLEMAN 1st Bn. 8108 Pte Donald CURRIE 1st Bn. 9585 Sgt Alexander Strachan FLEMING 1st Bn. 1502 Pte James GIBSON 2nd Bn. 2201 Pte James HERD 2nd Bn. 2627 Pte James Hamish HOLLOWAY 1st Bn. 3/766 Sgt George Rattray SANDS 1st Bn. 9356 L Cpl Thomas - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-46/) - 948 Pte John ANDERSON 2nd Bn. 8438 Pte James BEATON 1st Bn. 2584 Pte Thomas CHEAPE 1st Bn. 2109 Pte John FLANNERY 1st Bn. 734 A/Sgt John LAWSON 1st Bn. 9707 Pte Robert McGLASHAN 1st Bn. 2534 Sgt Donald Johnston McNEIL 1st Bn. 2494 Pte James NORRIE 1st Bn. 8144 Pte Charles REEKIE 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-47/) - 2nd Lieut Alexander Sutherland LAWSON 1st Bn. 2nd Lieut Neil McNEILL Capt James William Lennox SPROT S/2103 Pte Thomas BELL 1st Bn. 3/2026 L Cpl David BENNISON 1st Bn. 3/1958 Pte Thomas BRADY 1st Bn. 2672 Pte James BRINELOW 1st Bn. 8082 A/Cpl Andrew BURTON 1st Bn. 2280 Pte Thomas CHRICHTON 1st Bn. 380 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-48/) - 9240 Pte Charles BREEN 1st Bn. 8360 L Cpl Robert CAMERON 1st Bn. 9449 Pte Patrick CURRAN 1st Bn. 9864 L Sgt George Russell FINLAYSON 2nd Bn. 1797 Drummer David GALLOWAY 2nd Bn. 9973 Pte James Stirling HAMPTON 1st Bn. 3/2080 Pte John HODGE 1st Bn. 1491 Pte Herbert George HUGHES 2nd Bn. 2256 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-49/) - 3/107 Sgt William DOCHERTY 1st Bn. 7689 Pte Thomas DRUMMOND 1st Bn. 1666 Pte John HALL 2nd Bn. 792 Spr Thomas McHARDY latterly 21890. "L" Cable Sect. R.E. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-50/) - 1208 Pte Alexander CAMERON 2nd Bn. 600 L Cpl George JOSEPH 1st Bn. 3/3143 A/Cpl George McFARLANE 3rd Res. Bn. 9987 Sgt John Scotland REOCH 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-51/) - 2060 Pte James BALLINGALL 1st Bn. 3/2705 Pte Charles BUCHANAN 1st Bn. 2502 Pte William Harry Sinclair HOWIE 1st Bn. 918 Pte Robert MITCHELL 1st Bn. 9560 A/Sgt David Milne SMITH 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-52/) - 597 Pte Joseph EWING 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-53/) - 2472 Pte John Young LAING 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-54/) - 1248 Sgt George MERRILEES 1st Bn. 2184 L Cpl Irvine WALLACE 1st Bn. formerly 7308 Scot. Rif. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-55/) - 700 Pte William BRYANT 1690 Pte Robert HARROW 1st Bn. 2704 Pte John HEUGH 1st Bn. 1053 Pte David HUTTON 2nd Bn. 895 Pte John KIRK 2nd Bn. 558 Pte George MILNE 1st Bn. 1612 Pte Peter STRACHAN 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-56/) - 1790 Pte James REILLY 2nd Bn. 9578 Sgt William WHYTE 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-57/) - 2119 L Cpl John CARRIGAN 2nd Bn. 1651 Pte David WADDELL 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-58/) - 3396 Pte Hugh CALLAGHAN 1st Bn. 1657 Pte Hugh PATERSON 6th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-59/) - Dvr James McINTYRE latterly T/23584, R.A.S.C. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-60/) - 1370 Pte Thomas MITCHELL 2nd Bn. 1445 Pte Magnus NICOL 2nd Bn. 1627 Pte Charles WALLACE 2nd Bn. 1098 Pte Thomas WINTERS 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-61/) - Capt Sir Edward Austin, Bt STEWART-RICHARDSON 3rd Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). Capt Charles Eric STRAHAN - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-62/) - 2nd Lieut James Richard HENDERSON 4th Bn. 6489 L Sgt George Alexander CAIRNS 2nd Bn. 1990 Pte Richard COSH 2nd Bn. formerly 5638 Royal Scots. Fus. 1847 Pte Joseph MILNE 2nd Bn. 2218 Pte Peter ROBERTSON 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-63/) - 2122 Pte William FRAME 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-64/) - 9228 Pte Charles McBEATH 1st Bn. 01/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-65/) - 1603 Pte Scott MILLAR 2nd Bn. 02/12/1914 1730 Pte William STRACHAN 2nd Bn. 02/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-66/) - 1643 Pte Henry MARSHALL 2nd Bn. 05/12/1914 1732 Pte William STRACHAN 2nd Bn. 05/12/1914 484 L Cpl Thomas SWAN 2nd Bn. 05/12/1914 1205 Pte Francis TALLON 2nd Bn. 05/12/1914 1986 Pte William TARDITTO 2nd Bn. 05/12/1914 473 Cpl Mitchell WILLIAMSON 2nd Bn. 05/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-67/) - 1980 Pte George BELL 5th Bn. 06/12/1914 1543 Pte William EVANS 5th Bn. 06/12/1914 1654 Pte Christopher MITCHELL 5th Bn. 06/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-68/) - 1467 Pte John SHEPHERD 2nd Bn. 07/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-69/) - 593 C Sgt Victor GLASS 5th Bn. 08/12/1914 293 C Sgt Victor GLASS 5th Bn. 08/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-70/) - 8688 Pte John BLOOMER 1st Bn. 09/12/1914 9698 Pte Harry HOGGAN 2nd Bn. 09/12/1914 6836 L Cpl David LIVINGSTONE 2nd Bn. 09/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-71/) - 2139 Pte Andrew CHRISTIE 2nd Bn. 11/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-72/) - 2300 Pte Hugh McCLUSKY 2nd Bn. formerly 6025 4th Dragoons. 12/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-73/) - Capt Cecil BODDAM-WHETHAM 3rd Bn. (att. Gordon Highrs.). 14/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-74/) - 198 Pte David COULTER 2nd Bn. 15/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-75/) - 3/3531 Pte Peter MULLEN 1st Bn. 19/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-76/) - 2102 Pte James DICKSON 4th Bn. 20/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-77/) - 939 Pte Alexander McNAB 2nd Bn. 21/12/1914 8060 Pte David WATERSON 2nd Bn. 21/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-78/) - 2272 Pte John THOMSON 2nd Bn. 22/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-79/) - 591 Pte Charles MACINTOSH 1st Bn. 23/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-80/) - 2nd Lieut Alister McANDREW 24/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-81/) - 3/2787 Pte Isaac STEWART 1st Bn. 25/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-82/) - 1304 Pte Alexander HUTTON 1st Bn. 26/12/1914 3/2577 Pte Henry MABE 1st Bn. 26/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-83/) - 1879 Pte Hugh JOHNSTONE 5th Bn. 28/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-84/) - 3/3293 Pte Francis CARROLL 1st Bn. 29/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-85/) - 3/2553 Pte David Donaldson OSWALD 1st Bn. 30/12/1914 3/1802 Pte William SMITH 3rd Res. Bn. 30/12/1914 3/3546 Pte Sigmund WEHRLE 1st Bn. 30/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-86/) - 9838 Pte George REID 1st Bn. 31/12/1914 3/3829 Pte William ROSS 1st Bn. 31/12/1914 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-87/) - 1701 Pte James BLYTH 7th Bn. 03/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-88/) - 3/3279 Pte David STEWART 1st Bn. 04/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-89/) - 1501 Pte James Knox MURRAY 5th Bn. 05/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-90/) - 3/2943 Pte Peter THOMSON 1st Bn. 06/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-91/) - 2143 Pte Andrew DORAN 5th Bn. 09/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-92/) - 3/4108 Pte Robert Gould DALL 1st Bn. 10/01/1915 1115 Dvr John MACINTOSH latterly T/29706, R.A.S.C. 10/01/1915 3/2620 Pte Charles TODD 1st Bn. 10/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-93/) - 3/3446 Pte Hugh BYRNE 1st Bn. 12/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-94/) - 9967 Drummer John MONAGHAN 1st Bn. 20/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-95/) - 2196 L Cpl William DUNN 5th Bn. 23/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-96/) - Lieut Kenneth BUIST 25/01/1915 2nd Lieut Sydney Chantler HUDDLESTONE 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 25/01/1915 2nd Lieut Clive William MURRAY-MENZIES 25/01/1915 265 A/Cpl Andrew ANDERSON 1st Bn. 25/01/1915 S/3463 Pte George ANDERSON 1st Bn. 25/01/1915 3/3622 Pte James ANDERSON 1st Bn. 25/01/1915 3/4063 Pte William BATCHELOR 1st Bn. 25/01/1915 7243 A/Sgt William BOYD 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-97/) - 2154 A/Sgt James FOX 1st Bn. 26/01/1915 3/3488 Pte John MATHESON 1st Bn. 26/01/1915 3/1138 Pte George PATERSON 1st Bn. 26/01/1915 3/3455 Pte William WHYTE 1st Bn. 26/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-98/) - 3/3353 Pte John FOX 1st Bn. 27/01/1915 1421 Pte David SIVEWRIGHT 1st Bn. 27/01/1915 2530 Pte William STEWART 1st Bn. 27/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-99/) - 2425 Pte William LAMOND 5th Bn. 29/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-100/) - 2155 Pte Thomas MACGREGOR 5th Bn. 31/01/1915 2821 Pte Peter Angus MACKAY 1st Bn. 31/01/1915 9234 Pte Joseph MORGAN 1st Bn. 31/01/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-101/) - 2699 Pte James McWHINNIE 6th Bn. 02/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-102/) - S/4047 Pte William BROWNLIE 1st Bn. 03/02/1915 3/2744 Pte James RAMAGE 2nd Bn. 03/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-103/) - 1348 Pte William CLARK 5th Bn. 05/02/1915 2230 Pte Horatio SAVEGE 5th Bn. 05/02/1915 20 Pte Forbes SHIRRAN 2nd Bn. 05/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-104/) - 1694 Pte David FAWNS 5th Bn. 06/02/1915 918 Pte John SMITH 5th Bn. 06/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-105/) - 1596 L Cpl Robert Alexander MILNE 2nd Bn. 07/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-106/) - 1766 Pte Andrew CALDER 5th Bn. 08/02/1915 2764 Pte James CRUICKSHANKS 1st Bn. 08/02/1915 7849 Pte Charles MELDRUM 2nd Bn. 08/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-107/) - 3/2714 Pte Walker ADAMS 1st Bn. 09/02/1915 S/5035 Pte Thomas BRADLEY 3rd Res. Bn. 09/02/1915 3/2101 A/Cpl Robert McCULLOCH 1st Bn. 09/02/1915 8604 Pte Colin McGILLIVRAY 1st Bn. 09/02/1915 3/2529 Pte David ROBERTSON 1st Bn. 09/02/1915 S/6968 Pte James WATSON 1st Bn. 09/02/1915 S/3491 Pte Edwin YOUNG 1st Bn. 09/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-108/) - S/5046 Pte John BOYD 1st Bn. 10/02/1915 3/3603 L Cpl Peter COCHRANE 1st Bn. 10/02/1915 3/2838 Pte Andrew FORREST 1st Bn. 10/02/1915 3/1250 L Cpl James Patterson POLLOCK 1st Bn. 10/02/1915 3/3339 Pte Patrick QUINN 1st Bn. 10/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-109/) - 3/2679 Pte Robert McGARRY 2nd Bn. 11/02/1915 2077 Pte William McKENZIE 5th Bn. 11/02/1915 2121 Pte Charles MURRAY 5th Bn. 11/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-110/) - 3/2956 Pte Thomas FINNIGAN 1st Bn. 12/02/1915 7246 Pte Charles LOW 1st Bn. 12/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-111/) - 2029 Pte Robert L I JACK 5th Bn. 13/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-112/) - 3/1328 Pte Harry DEVINE 1st Bn. 14/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-113/) - Maj James Thomas Crockatt MURRAY DSO 16/02/1915 407 L Sgt John HART 1st Bn. 16/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-114/) - 3070 Pte Andrew DALL 1st Bn. 17/02/1915 6916 Pte Andrew Sommers MACKIE 1st Bn. 17/02/1915 3/2743 Pte Joseph McLELLAND 1st Bn. 17/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-115/) - 3/3273 Pte George McGHEE 1st Bn. 18/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-116/) - 3/4061 Pte John SHORT 3rd Res. Bn. 20/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-117/) - S/8125 Pte Donald CROMBIE 3rd Res. Bn. 21/02/1915 954 Pte Francis DUFFY 2nd/5th Bn. 21/02/1915 1008 Pte Andrew MARTIN 5th Bn. 21/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-118/) - Lieut James Willison Nugent GORDON 5th Bn. (T.). 22/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-119/) - 1148 Pte James CARGILL 5th Bn. 24/02/1915 1607 Pte David WILSON 5th Bn. 24/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-120/) - 9589 Pte Alexander McLAREN wounded F.& F. 1st Bn. 25/02/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-121/) - 1537 Pte Frederick Shaw SCOTT 5th Bn. 01/03/1915 3/2825 Pte Joseph WATSON 1st Bn. 01/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-122/) - 1233 Pte John GORDON 2nd Bn. 04/03/1915 2262 Pte George LAUDER 5th Bn. 04/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-123/) - 9223 Bdsm William ATHERTON 2nd Bn. 06/03/1915 1871 Cpl Ralph A Y DICK 4th Bn. 06/03/1915 1524 Pte Robert LOGAN 2nd Bn. 06/03/1915 3/2622 Pte Henry McQUADE 1st Bn. 06/03/1915 2852 Pte James PATERSON 1st Bn. 06/03/1915 3/2962 Pte William ROBB 1st Bn. 06/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-124/) - 9313 Pte John CARR 2nd Bn. 08/03/1915 2668 Pte George DONALDSON 5th Bn. 08/03/1915 2062 Pte Wilfred DUNN 5th Bn. 08/03/1915 8517 Sgt John JOHNSTONE 2nd Bn. 08/03/1915 S/7077 Pte John WHITE 2nd Bn. 08/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-125/) - 868 Pte Joseph BURNS 2nd Bn. 09/03/1915 825 Pte Alexander NESS 5th Bn. 09/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-126/) - 2nd Lieut Basil Thomas HOLLAND 10/03/1915 Capt Alexander Lyle WATT 5th Bn. (T.). 10/03/1915 1819 Pte David BALFOUR 5th Bn. 10/03/1915 753 Pte Patrick BRADY 2nd Bn. 10/03/1915 2631 Pte Alexander BROWN 4th Bn. 10/03/1915 3/4178 Pte John BROWN 1st Bn. 10/03/1915 2080 Pte William CLARK 2nd Bn. 10/03/1915 1295 Pte James DALGLEISH 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-127/) - 2nd Lieut Henry Scott TURNER 11/03/1915 791 Pte James ANDERSON 2nd Bn. 11/03/1915 2019 Pte Samuel ANDERSON 2nd Bn. 11/03/1915 S/7072 Pte Charles CROWE 2nd Bn. 11/03/1915 3/3561 Pte Hamlyn FOWLER 1st Bn. 11/03/1915 1189 Pte Duncan GOW 2nd Bn. 11/03/1915 566 Sgt Robert HARROW 4th Bn. 11/03/1915 3/3437 Pte James JOHNSTONE 1st Bn. 11/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-128/) - 2nd Lieut William GEORGE 12/03/1915 Lieut Kenneth Reid GILROY 12/03/1915 S/3350 Pte James BIRKS 2nd Bn. 12/03/1915 2477 Pte John BROWN 4th Bn. 12/03/1915 3/2556 Pte Peter BROWN 2nd Bn. 12/03/1915 2141 Pte Robert CHRISTIE 2nd Bn. 12/03/1915 2164 L Cpl John LOFTUS 4th Bn. 12/03/1915 2040 Cpl Robert LOGAN 4th Bn. 12/03/1915 3/3302 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-129/) - 1705 Pte Andrew HARDIE 5th Bn. 13/03/1915 406 L Cpl Fergus F REID 5th Bn. 13/03/1915 2485 Pte Arthur SMITH 5th Bn. 13/03/1915 9908 Piper James WANN 2nd Bn. 13/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-130/) - 2279 Pte James Guild ADAM 5th Bn. 14/03/1915 3/2855 Pte Edward FRAIL 2nd Bn. 14/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-131/) - 3/2815 Pte Michael JOYCE 2nd Bn. 15/03/1915 1943 Pte William Mathieson KELLY 2nd Bn. 15/03/1915 2162 Pte David LAMB 5th Bn. 15/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-132/) - 3/8691 Pte James HENDERSON 1st Bn. 16/03/1915 1317 Pte Douglas MACKAY 2nd Bn. 16/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-133/) - Capt Alaistair St John Munro WARRAND (and R.F.C.). 18/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-134/) - 2166 Pte William SKEA 5th Bn. 21/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-135/) - 3/2751 Pte Thomas STEVENSON 1st Bn. 23/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-136/) - 995 Pte William CARNEGIE 2nd Bn. 24/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-137/) - 1692 Pte Robert McFarlane CAMPBELL 2nd Bn. 25/03/1915 2075 Pte James FLEMING 2nd Bn. 25/03/1915 1702 Pte Peter REYNOLDS 2nd Bn. 25/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-138/) - S/3811 Pte George FOSTER 2nd Bn. 26/03/1915 2265 Pte Alexander HARPER 4th Bn. 26/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-139/) - 1707 Pte Thomas KILCULLEN 5th Bn. 27/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-140/) - 2489 Pte Charles ANDERSON 4th Bn. 28/03/1915 3/2522 Pte Robert CLINK 2nd Bn. 28/03/1915 2013 Pte James LAW 5th Bn. 28/03/1915 3/4057 Pte William WEBSTER 2nd Bn. 28/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-141/) - 2016 Pte William McGREGOR 4th Bn. 29/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-142/) - S/5171 Pte David CRAWLEY 2nd Bn. 30/03/1915 3/2509 Pte Robert McCLIVE 2nd Bn. 30/03/1915 2106 Pte Charles McLACHLAN 4th Bn. 30/03/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-143/) - 3/2899 Pte Alexander McKAY 1st Bn. 01/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-144/) - 2967 Pte George DODDS 4th Bn. 02/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-145/) - 3/2776 Pte John CALDERHEAD 1st Bn. 04/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-146/) - 3024 Pte Peter YOUNGER 6th Bn. 07/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-147/) - S/3767 Pte William BOTHWELL 2nd Bn. 09/04/1915 3/3023 Pte James CAMPBELL 1st Bn. 09/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-148/) - 7059 Pte Alexander WALLACE Depot. 10/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-149/) - 2nd Lieut Roderick Ian MACKENZIE 11/04/1915 7067 Pte John LAING 1st Bn. 11/04/1915 9340 L Cpl William NUTT 1st Bn. 11/04/1915 2370 Pte Norman James Adam SMITH 5th Bn. 11/04/1915 S/7449 Pte Andrew WILSON 2nd Bn. 11/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-150/) - 1093 Cpl Robert ANDREWS 4th Bn. 12/04/1915 1174 Pte John DAND 2nd Bn. 12/04/1915 3/2633 Pte John GILFILLAN 2nd Bn. 12/04/1915 3261 Pte David GLEN 4th Bn. 12/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-151/) - 3/2623 Pte William MUNRO 2nd Bn. 13/04/1915 2210 Pte James REID 5th Bn. 13/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-152/) - 2677 Pte Walter LAW 1st Bn. 14/04/1915 1748 Pte Peter Bennet URE 2nd Bn. 14/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-153/) - 2651 Pte James DAVIDSON 4th Bn. 15/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-154/) - S/7654 Pte William BALLANTYNE 2nd Bn. 16/04/1915 S/4059 Pte Michael MURPHY 2nd Bn. 16/04/1915 2181 Pte Samuel WALDIE 2nd Bn. formerly 2117 3rd Royal Scots. 16/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-155/) - Lieut Ian Breac MACLEOD 17/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-156/) - S/8037 Pte David McCONNELL 2nd Bn. 18/04/1915 2634 Pte Joseph McGregor ROBERTSON 2nd Bn. 18/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-157/) - 1120 Pte James Stuart MOODIE 2nd Bn. 19/04/1915 6033 Pte John Andrew PAUL 1st Bn. formerly 76376 R.F.A. 19/04/1915 2551 Pte Robert WATSON 7th Bn. 19/04/1915 S/6806 Pte Norman YULE 2nd Bn. 19/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-158/) - 129 Pte Robert AIKMAN 2nd Bn. 20/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-159/) - 1736 Pte John CAMPBELL 5th Bn. 21/04/1915 2098 Pte Joseph FITCHETT 5th Bn. 21/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-160/) - 6745 Pte David KYDD 2nd Bn. 23/04/1915 1915 Pte George McGILL 2nd Bn. 23/04/1915 3/837 L Cpl Robert NEY latterly 8903 2nd Bn. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. 23/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-161/) - 3126 Pte James HENDERSON 1st Bn. 24/04/1915 949 Pte Robert Jewell HERON 2nd Bn. 24/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-162/) - 2022 Pte James DAVIE 4th Bn. 25/04/1915 1357 Pte Hugh McDONALD 2nd Bn. 25/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-163/) - 3717 Pte Robert LOWDEN 4th Bn. 26/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-164/) - 3/1982 Pte John HINEY latterly 11120, 1st Bn. The Royal Scots. 27/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-165/) - S/3786 L Cpl Frank MIDDLEMAS 11th Bn. 29/04/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-166/) - S/2937 Pte Joseph Priestman MOSES 8th Bn. 01/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-167/) - 1460 L Cpl George ROBERTSON 4th Bn. 02/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-168/) - 2459 Pte Robert STEWART 5th Bn. 04/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-169/) - 2051 Pte Archibald ANDERSON 5th Bn. 06/05/1915 2789 Pte Thomas BURKE 1st Bn. 06/05/1915 2188 Cpl Edward GOLDEN 2nd Bn. formerly 7135 Ches. Regt. 06/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-170/) - 796 L Cpl William RODGER 1st Bn. 07/05/1915 S/7489 Pte James STRATHIE 1st Bn. 07/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-171/) - 1414 Pte James ANGUS 4th Bn. 08/05/1915 S/41135 Pte Matthew Thomas IRELAND 6th Bn. 08/05/1915 2056 Sgt John McDONALD DCM 4th Bn. 08/05/1915 1844 Pte Donald PYOTT 4th Bn. 08/05/1915 2271 Pte George ROSS 5th Bn. 08/05/1915 1845 Pte James ROSS 4th Bn. 08/05/1915 557 L Sgt Peter STRACHAN 5th Bn. 08/05/1915 1431 L Cpl - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-172/) - 2nd Lieut George Drummond BONE 09/05/1915 T/Capt William Hardinge Colvin EDWARDS 09/05/1915 2nd Lieut Andrew GRAY 09/05/1915 2nd Lieut Thomas Basil LYLE 09/05/1915 2nd Lieut John Gordon SCOTT 09/05/1915 2nd Lieut Alexander SHAND 09/05/1915 2nd Lieut Robert SINCLAIR 09/05/1915 Lieut Hon Keith Anthony STEWART 09/05/1915 2nd Lieut John WALLACE 09/05/1915 Lieut Alexander WANLISS 09/05/1915 Lieut - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-173/) - S/7354 Pte John ABERCROMBIE 2nd Bn. 10/05/1915 2646 Pte John DUNCAN 5th Bn. 10/05/1915 1760 Pte William FOTHERINGHAM 1st Bn. 10/05/1915 34 Cpl John HAGAN 5th Bn. 10/05/1915 1959 Pte Harry HUTCHISON 5th Bn. 10/05/1915 S/5030 Pte Joseph KELLY 2nd Bn. 10/05/1915 3/2069 L Cpl William KERR 1st Bn. 10/05/1915 S/5069 Pte Francis McDERMOTT 1st - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-174/) - 3/2702 Pte Edward CLARK 1st Bn. 11/05/1915 2068 Pte William DAIR 4th Bn. 11/05/1915 2603 Pte David DONALDSON 5th Bn. 11/05/1915 3/3505 Pte William SUTHERLAND 2nd Bn. 11/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-175/) - 786 Pte Thomas BLACK latterly 10674 1st Bn. The Royal Scots. 12/05/1915 S/6718 Pte John Thomas CURPHEY 1st Bn. 12/05/1915 3/1811 Pte Ernest HUME 1st Bn. 12/05/1915 780 L Cpl William McKENZIE 2nd Bn. 12/05/1915 2058 Pte Peter ROBERTSON 4th Bn. 12/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-176/) - Capt George Charles Sholto MACLEOD 13/05/1915 S/3443 L Cpl Andrew ALLAN 2nd Bn. 13/05/1915 3/2912 Pte Andrew ANDERSON 2nd Bn. 13/05/1915 3/3977 Pte Robert BAXTER 2nd Bn. 13/05/1915 S/6707 Pte John Walker CLARK 2nd Bn. 13/05/1915 3/4032 Pte William H GRANT 2nd Bn. 13/05/1915 7593 Pte Robert HAXTON 2nd Bn. 13/05/1915 829 A/L Cpl George - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-177/) - S/6763 Pte Peter ANDERSON 2nd Bn. 14/05/1915 3277 L Cpl James IRELAND 7th Bn. 14/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-178/) - 2nd Lieut Willis John Oberlin GILMOUR (formerly Scottish Horse). 15/05/1915 384 A/Sgt Walter MUIR 2nd Bn. 15/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-179/) - 2510 Pte Alexander Cameron BROWN 4th Bn. 16/05/1915 54 Pte Thomas DOLAN 1st Bn. 16/05/1915 3/2669 Pte David HUNTER 1st Bn. 16/05/1915 3/2015 Pte Thomas PEAT 1st Bn. 16/05/1915 1365 Pte David THOMSON 2nd Bn. 16/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-180/) - 9862 Pte William HARLEY 2nd Bn. 17/05/1915 1408 A/Sgt Peter KELLY 2nd Bn. 17/05/1915 3/8805 Sgt Hugh O'NEILL 2nd Bn. 17/05/1915 S/17531 Pte John PURDIE 2nd Bn. 17/05/1915 2705 Pte Thomas WATT 2nd Bn. 17/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-181/) - Capt Duncan CAMPBELL 2nd Bn. 18/05/1915 3/2513 Pte George AITCHISON 2nd Bn. 18/05/1915 S/3192 Pte James COULTER 2nd Bn. 18/05/1915 S/7038 Pte James FISHER 2nd Bn. 18/05/1915 9385 Pte James HAY 2nd Bn. 18/05/1915 3/2613 Pte George LOUDEN 1st Bn. 18/05/1915 S/7062 Pte Bernard McLAREN 2nd Bn. 18/05/1915 2206 Pte David Watson NELSON 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-182/) - 3/2501 Pte David COX 1st Bn. 19/05/1915 815 Pte David McAULAY 2nd Bn. 19/05/1915 9823 Pte John McKENZIE 1st Bn. 19/05/1915 1672 Pte George McLEISH 5th Bn. 19/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-183/) - 3102 Pte Frederick DARBY 1st Bn. 20/05/1915 2477 Pte Thomas DUNCAN 1st Bn. 20/05/1915 1232 Pte John STURROCK 2nd Bn. 20/05/1915 3315 Pte Joseph WEIR 4th Bn. 20/05/1915 9461 Pte Alexander WILSON 2nd Bn. 20/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-184/) - 1182 Pte James Dowie MENZIES 1st Bn. 21/05/1915 1659 Pte John MURRAY 1st Bn. 21/05/1915 3/3559 Pte William RIELLY 1st Bn. 21/05/1915 3076 Pte William STEVEN 4th Bn. 21/05/1915 8538 Pte James SUMMERS 1st Bn. 21/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-185/) - 3379 Pte James BLUES 4th Bn. 22/05/1915 S/8827 Pte John JENKINSON 3rd Res. Bn. 22/05/1915 2711 Pte Frank LAWSON 1st Bn. 22/05/1915 337 Sgt Charles NISBET 7th Bn. 22/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-186/) - 9796 Cpl John JEFFRIES 1st Bn. 24/05/1915 1696 Pte Frank JENSEN 2nd Bn. 24/05/1915 2391 Pte John PRATT 7th Bn. 24/05/1915 1703 Pte Alexander ROBB 7th Bn. 24/05/1915 2537 Pte John SMITH 7th Bn. 24/05/1915 2200 L Cpl William WATSON 7th Bn. 24/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-187/) - 2339 Pte Alexander BAND 7th Bn. 25/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-188/) - 2825 Pte Patrick MORRIS 1st Bn. 28/05/1915 2556 Pte John MORRISON 4th Bn. 28/05/1915 S/7106 L Cpl Frederick WHITMORE 1st Bn. 28/05/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-189/) - 2032 Pte Peter Kennedy McNAUGHTON 6th Bn. 01/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-190/) - S/4009 Pte William DAWSON 2nd Bn. 02/06/1915 1633 Pte Colin MACKENZIE 2nd Bn. 02/06/1915 281 Pte Stanley MALLETT 2nd Bn. 02/06/1915 2058 Pte James Alexander McLAREN 2nd Bn. 02/06/1915 S/8110 Pte William Heggie McNAUGHTON 2nd Bn. 02/06/1915 2518 Pte George ROBERTSON 6th Bn. 02/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-191/) - 2291 Pte Andrew BROWN 7th Bn. 03/06/1915 3/3751 Pte Donald GRANT 1st Bn. 03/06/1915 823 Pte James HYSLOP 2nd Bn. 03/06/1915 2502 Pte John McGREGOR 7th Bn. 03/06/1915 2061 Pte Eric Newland McMULLEN 6th Bn. 03/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-192/) - Lieut Norman MACRURY 11th Bn. (att. K.O.S.B.). 04/06/1915 3/7162 Pte Henry CLYNE 2nd Bn. 04/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-193/) - 569 Pte George Wilson HILL 2nd Bn. 05/06/1915 1600 L Cpl John LYALL 7th Bn. 05/06/1915 406 L Sgt James McEWAN 6th Bn. 05/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-194/) - Capt Robert Edgar FORRESTER 06/06/1915 1731 L Cpl James DANIEL DCM 2nd Bn. 06/06/1915 1467 Pte William MACKIE 7th Bn. 06/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-195/) - 1787 Pte John BERRY 4th Bn. 07/06/1915 1207 Pte John Dunn JAMIESON 6th Bn. 07/06/1915 3435 Pte Frank MOWAT 4th Bn. 07/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-196/) - 2375 Pte John GELLATLY 4th Bn. 08/06/1915 3268 Pte William HALLIDAY 4th Bn. 08/06/1915 2393 Pte Peter LINDSAY 5th Bn. 08/06/1915 9586 Cpl Gilbert SIMMONITE 1st Bn. 08/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-197/) - 429 L Cpl John HAY 2nd Bn. 09/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-198/) - 2559 Pte Robert ANDERSON 4th Bn. 10/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-199/) - S/5954 Pte John DOAK 1st Bn. 12/06/1915 3/2599 Pte John DRUMMOND 1st Bn. 12/06/1915 8420 Pte John HASTIE 2nd Bn. formerly 3439, Gordon High. 12/06/1915 573 Pte Thomas IRVINE 5th Bn. 12/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-200/) - Lieut Robert Patrick HALDANE 6th Bn. (T.). 13/06/1915 1471 Pte William MASON 6th Bn. 13/06/1915 1049 Pte Norman McDONALD 6th Bn. 13/06/1915 3/2506 Pte George NESS 2nd Bn. 13/06/1915 3/4201 Pte William STEVENSON 1st Bn. 13/06/1915 2155 Pte Trevor Eyre SYMES 6th Bn. 13/06/1915 3/3552 Pte Charles WOOD 1st Bn. 13/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-201/) - 3/3614 Pte Patrick TOLLAND DCM 2nd Bn. 14/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-202/) - 1744 Pte Alexander PENMAN 7th Bn. 15/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-203/) - Lieut Alexander Cleghorn WESTWOOD 7th Bn. (T.). 16/06/1915 9550 Pte William BAXTER 1st Bn. 16/06/1915 2421 Pte John BELL 7th Bn. 16/06/1915 2425 Pte John BLACKWELL 7th Bn. 16/06/1915 44 L Cpl William Thomas BROWN 1st Bn. 16/06/1915 2465 Pte John BROWN 7th Bn. 16/06/1915 S/4016 Pte James CHALMERS 2nd Bn. 16/06/1915 2146 L Cpl - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-204/) - 328 Sgt William FRASER 7th Bn. 17/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-205/) - S/4028 Pte David WILSON 1st Bn. 18/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-206/) - 2792 Pte Christopher HONEYMAN 7th Bn. 19/06/1915 2535 Pte James KNIGHT 1st Bn. 19/06/1915 2318 L Cpl Robert Thomas SMITH 1st Bn. 19/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-207/) - Lieut William Kirk BARCLAY 7th Bn. (T.). 20/06/1915 2063 Sgt Walter Armstrong BRUCE 5th Bn. 20/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-208/) - 3/2283 Pte James ANDERSON 1st Bn. 21/06/1915 7395 Pte William ARTHUR 1st Bn. 21/06/1915 9324 Pte Andrew BENNET 1st Bn. 21/06/1915 7440 Pte Robert BENNETT 1st Bn. 21/06/1915 S/5774 Pte Thomas BRADY 10th Bn. 21/06/1915 2382 Pte Edward BRETT 1st Bn. formerly 12834 R. M. Art. 21/06/1915 9638 Pte Andrew BURNET 1st Bn. 21/06/1915 7873 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-235/) - 3/3694 Pte John BAYNE 2nd Bn. 21/07/1915 S/7078 Pte William Blackwood WEST 2nd Bn. 21/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-209/) - S/5456 Gnr Donald McGLASHAN latterly 2006 Machine Gun Corps (Motor Branch). 23/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-210/) - 2056 Pte James HOOD 6th Bn. 24/06/1915 1836 L Cpl Walter KNOX 6th Bn. 24/06/1915 1835 Pte John McTAVISH 6th Bn. 24/06/1915 2010 Pte George ROSS 6th Bn. 24/06/1915 2349 Pte James SPITTAL 7th Bn. 24/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-211/) - 2786 Pte Samuel McPherson DOTT 6th Bn. 26/06/1915 418 Pte Andrew HAGGART 6th Bn. 26/06/1915 1309 Pte Stewart McCLYMONT 6th Bn. 26/06/1915 2385 Pte Alexander McGREGOR 6th Bn. 26/06/1915 1307 Pte Victor McLEAN 6th Bn. 26/06/1915 1420 Pte Andrew McPHERSON 6th Bn. 26/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-212/) - 351 L Cpl Patrick FALLON 6th Bn. 27/06/1915 1277 L Cpl Donald Osborne MITCHELL 6th Bn. 27/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-213/) - 1259 Pte George Millar McNAB 6th Bn. 28/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-214/) - S/3011 Pte William DUNCAN 1st Bn. 29/06/1915 3725 Pte Joseph FERGUSON 4th Bn. 29/06/1915 1864 Pte Daniel KELLY 4th Bn. 29/06/1915 2881 Pte Albert LYON 4th Bn. 29/06/1915 1679 Pte Joseph MOIR 6th Bn. 29/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-215/) - 931 L Cpl William McKENZIE 2nd Bn. 30/06/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-216/) - 1657 L Cpl James BEATTIE 1st Bn. formerly 7209 Scots Guards. 01/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-217/) - 2671 Pte Robert STEWART 4th Bn. 02/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-218/) - 3164 Pte William FINDLAY 4th Bn. 03/07/1915 3599 Pte David SIMPSON 7th Bn. 03/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-219/) - 843 Pte David CRAWFORD 5th Bn. 04/07/1915 9702 Pte Edward KELLY 2nd Bn. 04/07/1915 2643 Pte James Edward KELLY 7th Bn. 04/07/1915 721 Pte Melville PEEBLES 04/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-220/) - 690 Sgt James ANGUS 7th Bn. 05/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-221/) - 10114 Pte Harold NELSON 3rd Res. Bn. formerly 95293 R.F.A. 06/07/1915 1433 L Cpl Alexander SIMPSON 2nd Bn. 06/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-222/) - 3/2955 Pte Samuel COOK 8th Bn. 07/07/1915 3/3170 Pte Archibald HAMILTON 8th Bn. 07/07/1915 S/3400 Pte Patrick RAFFERTY 8th Bn. 07/07/1915 3/3096 Pte Edward SHERRIDEN 1st Bn. 07/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-223/) - 2393 Pte James YOUNG 7th Bn. 08/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-224/) - 1765 L Cpl Walter NEWEL 6th Bn. 10/07/1915 975 Pte John NICOL 7th Bn. 10/07/1915 S/7140 Pte William PHILIP 2nd Bn. 10/07/1915 3/2467 Pte James SHERRY 2nd Bn. 10/07/1915 2551 L Cpl James WILLIS 6th Bn. 10/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-225/) - S/5040 Pte James Murdoch BORLAND 2nd Bn. 11/07/1915 9714 L Cpl David CLARK 2nd Bn. 11/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-226/) - 2248 Cpl William GEMMELL 4th Bn. 12/07/1915 2951 Pte Patrick MARTIN 4th Bn. 12/07/1915 372 Pte Robert SHAND 2nd Bn. 12/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-227/) - 1259 Cpl William HUTCHISON 4th Bn. 13/07/1915 2253 Pte John NICHOLSON 4th Bn. 13/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-228/) - 2637 Pte John JACKSON 7th Bn. 14/07/1915 952 L Cpl Alexander McDONAGH 2nd Bn. 14/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-229/) - 1619 A/L Cpl George GLASS 6th Bn. 15/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-230/) - S/11292 Pte Thomas Harrison CUTHBERT Depot. 16/07/1915 1236 Pte James Bowden NISBET 6th Bn. 16/07/1915 S/3557 Pte Archibald RAMSAY 8th Bn. 16/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-231/) - 3880 Pte James McIVOR 7th Bn. 17/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-232/) - 3694 Pte George Ormiston BOYD 8th Bn. 18/07/1915 923 Pte Robert Rodgers BUCHAN 2nd Bn. 18/07/1915 2011 Pte Henry CONLIN 6th Bn. 18/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-233/) - S/8647 Pte Thomas ADAM 2nd Bn. 19/07/1915 S/6226 L Cpl Alexander CHISHOLM 8th Bn. 19/07/1915 S/6501 Pte William R TAYLOR 8th Bn. 19/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-234/) - 4144 Pte Robert DRUMMOND 7th Bn. 20/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-236/) - 2nd Lieut George MITCHELL 3rd Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 22/07/1915 3/3585 Pte William GARDINER 2nd Bn. 22/07/1915 322 Pte Joseph MILLER 1st Bn. 22/07/1915 3/2536 Pte David WATT 1st Bn. 22/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-237/) - 1227 Pte Donald GILLIES 6th Bn. 23/07/1915 1353 Pte James SHERIDAN 5th Bn. 23/07/1915 S/4584 Pte Renwick SWINLEY 8th Bn. 23/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-238/) - 291588 Pte Thomas CAMPBELL - 31-07-15. 7th Bn. 26/07/1915 436 Pte Alexander COOPER 2nd Bn. 26/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-239/) - S/3696 Pte David MAXWELL 8th Bn. 28/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-240/) - 1673 Pte William Harley McLAREN 7th Bn. 29/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-241/) - 200759 Pte Stephen HIGGINS 4th Bn. 30/07/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-242/) - 9797 Pte William ADAMSON 2nd Bn. 01/08/1915 1310 Pte William McGREGOR 6th Bn. 01/08/1915 1678 L Cpl James MORGAN 2nd Bn. 01/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-243/) - S/7925 Pte James WILLIAMSON 2nd Bn. 02/08/1915 S/8051 Pte Frank YOUNG 2nd Bn. 02/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-244/) - 2208 Pte John McLACHLAN 6th Bn. 03/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-245/) - 2nd Lieut George Spence McLean WILKIE 5th Bn. (T.). 04/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-246/) - 374 Pte Daniel CAMPBELL 7th Bn. 06/08/1915 726 Pte John GRAHAM 6th Bn. 06/08/1915 1751 L Cpl William HERD 2nd Bn. 06/08/1915 725 L Cpl Peter INNES 6th Bn. 06/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-247/) - 1548 Pte Donald ROSS 6th Bn. 07/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-248/) - 1323 Pte Charles CLARK 4th Bn. 08/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-249/) - S/7326 Pte David FEARN 8th Bn. 09/08/1915 903 Pte Alexander KEDDIE 6th Bn. 09/08/1915 S/3249 Pte Albert ORD 8th Bn. 09/08/1915 2144 Pte Harry WARHURST 6th Bn. 09/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-250/) - 1877 Pte John Kennedy CAMERON 6th Bn. 11/08/1915 1863 Pte James DOUGLAS 6th Bn. 11/08/1915 S/3259 Pte Thomas FLOOD 8th Bn. 11/08/1915 S/6549 Pte Edward HOWAT 8th Bn. 11/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-251/) - T/Capt James Francis Stuart GRAINGER 11th Bn. (att. K.O.S. Bdrs.). 12/08/1915 1365 Pte Henry K CAIRNS 6th Bn. 12/08/1915 1736 Pte John FITZPATRICK 4th Bn. 12/08/1915 2820 L Cpl Alexander McGREGOR 2nd Bn. 12/08/1915 1727 Pte William NICHOLSON 6th Bn. 12/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-252/) - S/2905 Sgt John MALCOLM 8th Bn. 13/08/1915 1370 Pte Michael MANNING 6th Bn. 13/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-253/) - S/3190 Pte James COLGAN 8th Bn. 14/08/1915 9660 WO2 (CSM) Farquhar FRASER 8th Bn. 14/08/1915 S/3485 Pte Francis HIGGINS 8th Bn. 14/08/1915 S/10116 Pte Charles ROBERTSON 2nd Bn. formerly 8054, 3rd Res. Cav. Regt. 14/08/1915 S/6531 Pte George SMITH 8th Bn. 14/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-254/) - S/7911 Pte Charles RENNIE 1st Bn. 16/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-255/) - 2290 Pte William J MARTIN 6th Bn. 17/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-256/) - 1923 Pte Robert DEAS 7th Bn. 19/08/1915 1615 A/Cpl Duncan McLEAN 7th Bn. 19/08/1915 3372 Pte Alexander SMITH 7th Bn. 19/08/1915 2234 Drummer Frank WATT 7th Bn. 19/08/1915 1776 Pte James WILSON 7th Bn. 19/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-257/) - Capt William Thomas KEDIE 21/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-258/) - S/8277 Pte Thomas Henry BARNES 1st Bn. 23/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-259/) - S/3136 Pte James BOLAND 1st Bn. 24/08/1915 S/5038 Pte Patrick McLEAN 1st Bn. 24/08/1915 3/4019 Cpl Joseph SIMMONS 1st Bn. 24/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-260/) - 2181 Pte Douglas KYDD 5th Bn. 25/08/1915 S/6981 Pte James McMILLAN 2nd Bn. 25/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-261/) - T/Capt John GILCHRIST 9th Bn. 29/08/1915 345 Pte Thomas CRAIGIE 2nd Bn. 29/08/1915 S/7741 Pte Henry LINTON 2nd Bn. 29/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-262/) - 2350 Pte George BELDERSON 2nd Bn. 30/08/1915 1019 L Cpl Charles BROWN 2nd Bn. 30/08/1915 1757 Cpl David DUNCAN 2nd Bn. 30/08/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-263/) - 4765 Pte William WILSON 7th Bn. 01/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-264/) - 1808 Cpl Charles GORRIE 2nd Bn. 02/09/1915 2518 Pte Alexander LOW 4th Bn. 02/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-265/) - S/4402 Pte Robert McKAY 9th Bn. 03/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-266/) - 3/2816 Pte John CONNELLY 2nd Bn. 04/09/1915 2785 Pte George M GRANT 7th Bn. 04/09/1915 2796 Pte George McLACHLAN 6th Bn. 04/09/1915 1215 Pte Charles PEARSON 6th Bn. 04/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-267/) - 3451 Pte Charles Henry HIGGINS 6th Bn. 06/09/1915 58 Pte John McINTOSH 2nd Bn. 06/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-268/) - 2024 Spr Frank BERTRAM latterly 86479 176th Tunn. Coy., R.E. 07/09/1915 15 Pte Bertie PARKER 5th Bn. 07/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-269/) - 2186 Pte Charles BEGG 5th Bn. 09/09/1915 577 Pte Archibald COLEMAN 5th Bn. 09/09/1915 283 A/Sgt Robert KIRK 7th Bn. 09/09/1915 6178 Pte Thomas WALLACE 11th Bn. 09/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-270/) - Lieut Wilmot Babington PARKER-SMITH 3rd Bn. (formerly Scottish Horse). 12/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-271/) - 1435 L Cpl Tom McNAIR 4th Bn. 15/09/1915 2034 L Cpl James SPALDING 4th Bn. 15/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-272/) - S/3570 Pte Thomas FLANNAGAN 8th Bn. 16/09/1915 S/4785 Pte William WALLACE 9th Bn. 16/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-273/) - S/3722 Pte Neil McKAY 8th Bn. 18/09/1915 S/3540 L Cpl Thomas Livingstone TAYLOR 8th Bn. 18/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-274/) - S/3657 Pte James LYNCH 8th Bn. 20/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-275/) - Maj Arthur Sinclair Vernon HUME 3rd Bn. (formerly Scottish Horse). 21/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-276/) - S/6260 Pte George PRATT 8th Bn. 24/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-277/) - Capt Charles Alexander AIR 4th Bn. (T). 25/09/1915 2nd Lieut Frederick Kinloch ANDERSON 4th Bn. (T.). 25/09/1915 2nd Lieut James Elliot BALFOUR-MELVILLE 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 25/09/1915 T/Capt John Murray BELL 9th Bn. 25/09/1915 Lieut James Hunter CAMERON 9th Bn. 25/09/1915 T/Lieut John CRIGHTON - 27-09-15. 8th Bn. 25/09/1915 Capt Archibald Campbell DENISON 25/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-278/) - Capt Ernest Valentine CAMPBELL 4th Bn. (T.). 26/09/1915 Lieut Bernard Silvester STURROCK 4th Bn. (T.). 26/09/1915 2nd Lieut Thomas Cockburn WILLIAMSON 4th Bn. (T.). 26/09/1915 S/5349 Pte George ANDERSON 9th Bn. 26/09/1915 2760 Pte Robert ANGUS 1st Bn. 26/09/1915 2819 Pte John BALDIE 6th Bn. 26/09/1915 S/7735 Pte Charles BROWN 1st Bn. 26/09/1915 S/4174 L - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-279/) - Capt Robert Cunningham ANDERSON 27/09/1915 T/Capt Hon Fergus BOWES-LYON 8th Bn. 27/09/1915 T/Maj John Gerrard COLLINS 8th Bn. 27/09/1915 T/Lieut James Campbell HENDERSON-HAMILTON 9th Bn. 27/09/1915 Capt William Fife PROCTOR (formerly Scottish Horse). 27/09/1915 T/2nd Lieut Andrew SHARP 9th Bn. 27/09/1915 Lieut Col Harry WALKER CMG 4th Bn. (T.). 27/09/1915 S/3602 Pte Thomas ANDERSON 8th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-280/) - Capt Charles Miller COUPER (in Ger. Hands) 4th Bn. (T). 28/09/1915 T/2nd Lieut Charles George Gordon McINTOSH 8th Bn. 28/09/1915 S/4871 Pte Timothy BARRON 9th Bn. 28/09/1915 S/4882 Pte Edward DOCHERTY 9th Bn. 28/09/1915 S/7037 Pte James Summers McINNES 1st Bn. 28/09/1915 S/8422 Pte John MUNRO 1st Bn. 28/09/1915 3/2799 Sgt Henry SCOTT 9th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-281/) - T/2nd Lieut William FRASER 1st Bn. 29/09/1915 3539 Pte Andrew CAMERON 4th Bn. 29/09/1915 S/2778 Pte Peter CARRIE 8th Bn. 29/09/1915 S/6725 Pte William DAVIDSON 1st Bn. 29/09/1915 S/5148 Pte John McEWAN 9th Bn. 29/09/1915 2088 Pte Charles McQUEEN 4th Bn. 29/09/1915 S/7509 Pte William Ivan PUNCH 1st Bn. 29/09/1915 S/7497 Pte Robert RUSSELL 1st - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-282/) - S/7744 Pte George BOYD 2nd Bn. 30/09/1915 S/6219 Pte Robert McDONALD 8th Bn. 30/09/1915 S/5348 L Cpl James ROXBURGH 9th Bn. 30/09/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-283/) - 1695 Pte William McCURRACH 2nd Bn. 01/10/1915 S/7689 Pte James Heggie MEIKLE 1st Bn. 01/10/1915 7307 Pte Charles MORRIS 1st Bn. 01/10/1915 S/3846 Pte John NAPIER 8th Bn. 01/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-284/) - S/3988 Pte Michael CLARKSON 9th Bn. 02/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-285/) - 332 L Cpl David ANDERSON 2nd Bn. 03/10/1915 2687 Pte Thomas BARCLAY 2nd Bn. 03/10/1915 1430 Pte William BEAT 4th Bn. 03/10/1915 2461 Pte James BERTIE 4th Bn. 03/10/1915 S/6472 Pte Robert IMRIE 8th Bn. 03/10/1915 S/8276 Pte Arthur REID 1st Bn. 03/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-286/) - 1359 Pte William John CLEMENTS 4th Bn. 04/10/1915 S/8353 Pte William GIBSON 2nd Bn. 04/10/1915 S/2998 Pte James GRIERSON 9th Bn. 04/10/1915 1286 Pte David METHVEN 4th Bn. 04/10/1915 S/2982 Pte Robert NICHOLSON 8th Bn. 04/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-287/) - 6393 Pte William COUSINS 2nd Bn. 05/10/1915 S/6377 Pte Alexander McNAUGHTON 8th Bn. 05/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-288/) - S/3687 Pte Thomas CRAWFORD 8th Bn. 06/10/1915 S/3076 Pte John DEVITT 1st Bn. 06/10/1915 2146 Pte John HOPPER 1st Bn. 06/10/1915 S/10315 L Cpl George JOHNSTONE 1st Bn. formerly 8261, 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 06/10/1915 3/3776 Pte Alexander PATULLO 1st Bn. 06/10/1915 7411 Pte James SCOTT 1st Bn. 06/10/1915 1560 Pte Alexander Adam SHAW 1st - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-289/) - Lieut Harvey Smith STEVEN 4th Bn. (T.). 07/10/1915 S/3701 Pte William Fraser CRICHTON 8th Bn. 07/10/1915 S/6308 Pte James GRAY 8th Bn. 07/10/1915 1254 Pte John McDAIRMID 1st Bn. 07/10/1915 2738 Pte James McDONALD 4th Bn. 07/10/1915 S/8446 Pte John SIM 1st Bn. 07/10/1915 9394 Pte David YOUNG 1st Bn. 07/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-290/) - S/10071 Pte Frank AMOS 8th Bn. formerly 94243 R.F.A. 08/10/1915 S/8060 Pte Colin CALDERWOOD 2nd Bn. 08/10/1915 1871 Piper John GALLOWAY 2nd Bn. 08/10/1915 9652 Sgt James Dunsire HONEYMAN 2nd Bn. 08/10/1915 1747 L Cpl John Gulland JOHNSTONE 2nd Bn. 08/10/1915 9901 Pte Charles LOMAS 2nd Bn. 08/10/1915 S/3686 Pte William MATHIESON 2nd Bn. 08/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-291/) - S/7027 Pte John FLEMING 2nd Bn. 09/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-292/) - 1769 L Cpl David ELLIS 2nd Bn. 10/10/1915 S/10122 Pte Alexander Lennie RUSSELL 2nd Bn. formerly 8261 3rd Res. Cav. Regt. 10/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-293/) - T/2nd Lieut Patrick Hamilton FORRESTER 8th Bn. 11/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-294/) - T/2nd Lieut William BALLANTYNE 1st Bn. 13/10/1915 2nd Lieut Alexander FRASER 1st Bn. 13/10/1915 2nd Lieut Harry Urmson HAYES 13/10/1915 T/Lieut Robert Hamilton HUTCHISON 8th Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 13/10/1915 2nd Lieut James Ley PATON 3rd Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 13/10/1915 S/3157 Pte Henry Henderson ANDERSON 1st Bn. 13/10/1915 S/10253 Pte Ralph ANDERSON 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-295/) - S/2800 Pte James CARMICHAEL 8th Bn. 14/10/1915 S/8143 Pte Alexander FERGUSON 1st Bn. 14/10/1915 S/6643 Pte Gordon Grant GRAHAM 9th Bn. 14/10/1915 3/2492 Pte Walter GREER 1st Bn. 14/10/1915 S/5384 Pte William INGLIS 10th Bn. 14/10/1915 S/3735 L Cpl David LAMBERT 8th Bn. 14/10/1915 S/8327 Pte Samuel MATEAR 1st Bn. 14/10/1915 1172 Pte James MONTAGUE - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-296/) - S/8199 Pte Donald GILLIES 1st Bn. 15/10/1915 1779 L Cpl William Beaufort ROBERTSON 1st Bn. 15/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-297/) - 3/3300 L Cpl David BROWN 1st Bn. 16/10/1915 S/8759 Pte John FERGUSON 8th Bn. 16/10/1915 S/4564 Pte Thomas GEMMELL 9th Bn. 16/10/1915 2440 Pte James GOODWIN 7th Bn. 16/10/1915 S/4988 Pte Daniel McKAY 10th Bn. 16/10/1915 S/9224 Pte Donald McLeod MITCHELL 8th Bn. 16/10/1915 3330 Pte James SMITH 7th Bn. 16/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-298/) - S/8545 Pte James REID 1st Bn. 17/10/1915 S/10350 Pte Archibald STOCKS 8th Bn. formerly 9268 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 17/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-299/) - S/7584 Pte David HUTCHISON 1st Bn. 18/10/1915 S/7541 Pte David McKEAN 1st Bn. 18/10/1915 S/6008 Pte James OGILVY 10th Bn. 18/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-300/) - S/4184 Pte Peter KEAR 9th Bn. 20/10/1915 S/9040 Pte Thomas WOODS 8th Bn. 20/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-301/) - S/8660 Pte Peter BELL 8th Bn. 21/10/1915 S/9023 Pte Alexander CAMERON 8th Bn. 21/10/1915 S/9192 Pte James CARLIN 8th Bn. 21/10/1915 S/10495 Pte John CHALMERS 8th Bn. formerly 6893 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 21/10/1915 S/9127 L Cpl John CLARK 8th Bn. 21/10/1915 S/8870 Pte Alexander CROMBIE 8th Bn. 21/10/1915 S/9870 Pte James DOUGLAS 9th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-302/) - 2nd Lieut Andrew MERCER 22/10/1915 3509 Cpl Andrew FOSTER 7th Bn. 22/10/1915 S/4726 Pte George HEANEY 9th Bn. 22/10/1915 S/6128 Pte James Cairns RITCHIE 10th Bn. 22/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-303/) - Capt William LORING (formerly Scottish Horse). 24/10/1915 S/4042 Pte Neill McKAY 9th Bn. 24/10/1915 S/6078 Pte George McKENDRICK 10th Bn. 24/10/1915 1746 L Cpl Joseph ROBERTSON 1st Bn. 24/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-304/) - S/5052 Pte Alexander ANDERSON 1st Bn. 25/10/1915 10333 Pte James Palmer HARPER 2nd Bn. formerly 10559, 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 25/10/1915 S/6615 Pte Archibald YOUNG 9th Bn. 25/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-305/) - S/6649 Pte David DUNSMUIR 9th Bn. 26/10/1915 S/8540 Pte Andrew FORD 2nd Bn. 26/10/1915 S/4561 Pte Hugh FULTON 9th Bn. 26/10/1915 S/5696 Pte Thomas McNEILL 10th Bn. 26/10/1915 S/6564 Pte Robert Daniel MURRAY 9th Bn. 26/10/1915 2646 Pte John ROBERTSON 2nd Bn. 26/10/1915 S/4197 Sgt Charles Cowan THOMASON 9th Bn. 26/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-306/) - T/Capt Richard Ernle HARVEY 9th Bn. 27/10/1915 2136 L Cpl Peter CLARK 2nd Bn. 27/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-307/) - S/10211 Pte Albert DOE 8th Bn. formerly 26541 9th Res. Cav. Regt. 28/10/1915 912 Pte John EADIE 6th Bn. 28/10/1915 S/4006 Pte James McDOUGALL 2nd Bn. 28/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-308/) - 1934 Pte Robert CUMMING 6th Bn. 29/10/1915 3/1599 Pte Alexander GOW 1st Bn. 29/10/1915 S/8000 Pte Thomas HUNTER 2nd Bn. 29/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-309/) - 2670 Pte James ALLAN 4th Bn. 30/10/1915 S/7648 L Cpl Robert HAXTON 2nd Bn. 30/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-310/) - 2135 Pte Alexander LAMONT 1st Bn. 31/10/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-311/) - S/7991 Pte Alexander DONALDSON 2nd Bn. 01/11/1915 S/2786 Pte James MITCHELL 2nd Bn. 01/11/1915 1214 Sgt Joseph WEBSTER DCM 5th Bn. 01/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-312/) - 3/3243 Pte Alexander GIBSON 1st Bn. 02/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-313/) - T/2nd Lieut Murdo MACKENZIE 9th Bn. 05/11/1915 9537 Pte Isaac McCANN 2nd Bn. 05/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-314/) - Lieut Col John Robert BEECH CMG DSO (formerly Scottish Horse). 06/11/1915 S/9479 Pte Thomas CLARK 9th Bn. 06/11/1915 S/8447 A/Sgt James DUFFUS 9th Bn. 06/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-315/) - S/9545 Pte Dauphin Galleton GLOAG 8th Bn. 07/11/1915 S/3336 Pte George LAING 8th Bn. 07/11/1915 S/8617 Pte Robert LITTLE 8th Bn. 07/11/1915 S/8672 Pte Alexander SMITH 8th Bn. 07/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-316/) - S/9045 Pte Joseph SNEDDON 8th Bn. 10/11/1915 3/8991 Pte John WILKIE 3rd Res. Bn. 10/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-317/) - S/3757 Pte Robert BURNS 8th Bn. 11/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-318/) - S/9227 Pte Andrew HORSBURGH 8th Bn. 13/11/1915 9407 Pte James PENMAN 9th Bn. 13/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-319/) - S/7004 Pte George ALLEN 2nd Bn. 14/11/1915 1871 A/L Cpl William BLACK 6th Bn. 14/11/1915 S/9653 Pte William BUCHANAN 9th Bn. 14/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-320/) - T/Lieut John Donald Gardiner MILLER 9th Bn. 15/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-321/) - Capt George Henry SLOAN 2nd Bn. (formerly Scottish Horse). 16/11/1915 S/4345 Cpl Francis GILMAN 9th Bn. 16/11/1915 S/4731 Sgt James ROBERTSON 9th Bn. 16/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-322/) - S/7701 Pte James DUNLOP latterly S/8243 9th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 17/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-323/) - 667 Cpl John Milne ELRICK 1st Bn. 18/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-324/) - S/7726 Pte Robert Torrance BAIRD 8th Bn. 21/11/1915 S/11910 Pte John CHILD 3rd Res. Bn. 21/11/1915 S/6287 Pte James FARROLL 8th Bn. 21/11/1915 S/9042 Pte George McDONALD 8th Bn. 21/11/1915 S/8861 Pte Alexander PEDEN 8th Bn. 21/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-325/) - S/9133 Pte James HILL 8th Bn. 23/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-326/) - Maj Harold Francis Saphir AMERY 24/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-327/) - S/3396 Pte James JONES 8th Bn. 28/11/1915 2495 Pte James McGHEE 4th Bn. 28/11/1915 S/11524 Pte Harry Douglas SHELDRICK 11th Bn. 28/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-328/) - S/11935 Pte Francis HOLT 3rd Res. Bn. 29/11/1915 510 Cpl John STEELE 6th Bn. 29/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-329/) - S/8863 Pte Benjamin FLETCHER 9th Bn. 30/11/1915 2596 Pte James MELOUGH 6th Bn. 30/11/1915 1183 Pte John SMART 6th Bn. 30/11/1915 S/8924 Pte Charles SMITH 8th Bn. 30/11/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-330/) - 1659 Pte Lauchlan McLEOD 6th Bn. 01/12/1915 78 Pte Thomas MONCRIEFF 6th Bn. 01/12/1915 S/4301 L Cpl William REID 9th Bn. 01/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-331/) - 3439 Pte Alexander BARRIE 4th Bn. 05/12/1915 4153 Pte Matthew DUNN 4th Bn. 05/12/1915 2926 Pte James GOW 6th Bn. 05/12/1915 S/11136 Pte Thomas WAITE 9th Bn. 05/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-332/) - 1598 Pte Michael McDONALD 4th Bn. 06/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-333/) - S/9380 Pte Robert MURRAY 9th Bn. 07/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-334/) - 3/2942 Pte Edward GRELISH 9th Bn. 09/12/1915 2678 Pte George PRINGLE 7th Bn. 09/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-335/) - 4122 Pte Roderick McWHINNEY 9th Bn. 11/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-336/) - S/11150 Pte George MATTHEWS 3rd Res. Bn. 13/12/1915 S/6430 Pte Joseph ROSS 8th Bn. 13/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-337/) - S/5599 A/Cpl James McNEIL 1st Bn. 14/12/1915 S/6351 Pte James SHARPE 8th Bn. 14/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-338/) - S/7124 Pte George BEATTIE 1st Bn. 16/12/1915 S/5271 L Cpl Richard DICKSON 1st Bn. 16/12/1915 S/8467 Spr James MICHIE latterly 79463 173rd Tunn. Coy. R.E. 16/12/1915 3207 Pte Robert Cowan THOMSON 1st Bn. 16/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-339/) - 1587 Pte Thomas FENDER 6th Bn. 19/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-340/) - 2nd Lieut Louis St George Leslie SIM 11th Bn. 20/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-341/) - 1655 Pte William BLACK 1st Bn. 21/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-342/) - 2nd Lieut Oswald Stanley BROWN 3rd Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 22/12/1915 S/10145 Pte Arthur Allison SMITH 1st Bn. 22/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-343/) - 8317 Pte Alexander DINGWALL 1st Bn. 25/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-344/) - 1967 Drummer Joseph MITCHELL 1st Bn. 26/12/1915 4117 Pte Lewis MONTGOMERY 6th Bn. 26/12/1915 2538 Pte William J MYLES 1st Bn. 26/12/1915 S/8105 Pte Joseph SHEPHERD 1st Bn. 26/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-345/) - S/10320 Pte Adam Addison BENNETT 1st Bn. formerly 3628 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 28/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-346/) - S/9261 Pte Sidney SMITH 1st Bn. 30/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-347/) - 3625 Pte William T McDOUGALL 4th Bn. 31/12/1915 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-348/) - S/7659 L Cpl John Henry ROWAN 1st Bn. 01/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-349/) - S/6445 Pte George Norman MILNE 1st Bn. 02/01/1916 S/6733 Pte Ernest WILKINS 2nd Bn. 02/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-350/) - 2587 Pte John BARCLAY 4th Bn. 04/01/1916 2321 Pte Thomas BELL 7th Bn. 04/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-351/) - T/2nd Lieut Innes Owen HUTCHISON 2nd Bn. 07/01/1916 2nd Lieut Robert Stevenson MORRISON 2nd Bn. 07/01/1916 Lieut Havelock Arthur Terence PLUNKETT 2nd Bn. 07/01/1916 S/7158 L Cpl Llewellan Robertson BEATTIE 2nd Bn. 07/01/1916 S/8696 Pte John Adam BELL 2nd Bn. 07/01/1916 S/5192 Pte William BLACK 2nd Bn. 07/01/1916 S/7592 Pte Robert BOWMAN 2nd Bn. 07/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-352/) - S/7427 Pte Alexander RAE 2nd Bn. 08/01/1916 S/8266 Pte William STEWART 2nd Bn. 08/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-353/) - 3391 Pte James AUCHTERLONIE 6th Bn. 09/01/1916 S/7056 L Cpl Robert CARMICHAEL 2nd Bn. 09/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-354/) - S/10480 Pte William Birrell BALLINGALL 2nd Bn. formerly 6509 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 13/01/1916 S/8257 Pte Hope Fraser CAMPBELL 2nd Bn. 13/01/1916 S/2632 Pte Robert CLARK 2nd Bn. 13/01/1916 S/8899 Pte Thomas CRANSTON 2nd Bn. 13/01/1916 1891 Pte John KERWIN 2nd Bn. 13/01/1916 S/7088 A/Sgt Robert McLAUGHLAN 2nd Bn. 13/01/1916 3/2564 L Cpl George MITCHELL - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-355/) - S/8709 Pte James Robert FERGUSON 2nd Bn. 14/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-356/) - 3/2647 Pte Angus ROBERTSON 2nd Bn. 15/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-357/) - S/10285 Pte Arthur HARKER 2nd Bn. formerly 48879, R.G.A. 16/01/1916 1831 Pte Andrew Glass MANBY 2nd Bn. 16/01/1916 69 L Cpl Alexander McBURNIE 2nd Bn. 16/01/1916 3/471 Pte William TAGGART 1st Bn. 16/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-358/) - S/8730 Pte Alexander RODGERS 2nd Bn. 17/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-359/) - S/9693 Pte Lawrence GIBB 9th Bn. 19/01/1916 S/7479 Pte James SHANNON 2nd Bn. 19/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-360/) - Capt Douglas Charles HAMILTON-JOHNSTON 21/01/1916 2nd Lieut Frank Henderson SOUTAR 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 21/01/1916 S/8319 Pte Thomas ARMSTRONG 2nd Bn. 21/01/1916 3/3389 Pte John BAIN 2nd Bn. 21/01/1916 S/9034 Pte John BARNES 2nd Bn. 21/01/1916 1166 Pte Frederick BAXTER 2nd Bn. 21/01/1916 S/7943 Pte William BEATTIE 2nd Bn. 21/01/1916 1862 L Cpl Archibald - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-361/) - 2nd Lieut James Frederick WATSON 5th Bn. (T.). 22/01/1916 2381 Pte William GIBB 2nd Bn. 22/01/1916 3454 Pte Alfred THOMSON 5th Bn. 22/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-362/) - 941 A/Cpl Peter McNEE DCM 2nd Bn. 23/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-363/) - S/7122 Pte Andrew LAMOND 2nd Bn. 25/01/1916 S/2833 Pte Henry SHAND 9th Bn. 25/01/1916 S/11153 Pte John TAYLOR 9th Bn. 25/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-364/) - S/4659 Pte John BLACKWOOD 9th Bn. 26/01/1916 S/9547 Pte Harry GOODWIN 9th Bn. 26/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-365/) - 1513 Pte George ROBERTSON 2nd Bn. 27/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-366/) - 6 Pte Alexander HUNTER 8th Bn. 29/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-367/) - 1319 L Cpl David COOPER 2nd Bn. 30/01/1916 1305 Pte James MACRAE 2nd Bn. 30/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-368/) - S/9112 Pte Hugh JOHNSTON 9th Bn. 31/01/1916 489 Pte James PATON 2nd Bn. 31/01/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-369/) - T/Brig Gen William James St John HARVEY 01/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-370/) - 8020 L Cpl Andrew NAIRN 2nd Bn. 04/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-371/) - S/4511 Pte John McBRIDE 9th Bn. 05/02/1916 S/7128 Pte Hugh McKENZIE 2nd Bn. 05/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-372/) - S/6529 Pte Alexander LIVINGSTONE 9th Bn. 06/02/1916 4853 Pte George McDONALD 4th Bn. 06/02/1916 S/8962 Pte William Samuel MEECH 9th Bn. 06/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-373/) - T/2nd Lieut George Brownlie BROWNE 10th Bn. (att. 9th Bn.). 07/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-374/) - Capt Robert Lowson WATSON 4th Bn. (T.F.). 08/02/1916 2117 L Cpl Reginald McBEAN 2nd Bn. 08/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-375/) - T/2nd Lieut Thomas Hector BELL 11th Bn. (att. 9th Bn.). 09/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-376/) - 4773 Pte John MacDONALD 4th Bn. 10/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-377/) - S/9480 Pte Frederick MILLER 9th Bn. 11/02/1916 S/9453 Pte Daniel SIM 9th Bn. 11/02/1916 S/6635 Pte Alexander SIMMIE 9th Bn. 11/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-378/) - S/9413 Pte Stuart DAVIDSON 9th Bn. 12/02/1916 10215 Pte William Arthur FARQUHAR 8th Bn. formerly 98289 R.F.A. 12/02/1916 S/8645 Pte William Dewar JAMIESON 8th Bn. 12/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-379/) - S/10113 Pte Thomas BELCHER 2nd Bn. formerly 92467 R.F.A. 13/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-380/) - S/9672 Pte John DOCHERTY 9th Bn. 15/02/1916 S/8699 Pte George GILDER 1st Bn. 15/02/1916 S/8140 Pte James RATTRAY 1st Bn. 15/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-381/) - S/7411 Pte George ANDREWS 8th Bn. 16/02/1916 S/4898 Pte Andrew KERR 9th Bn. 16/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-382/) - S/6689 Pte Watt William DEWAR 2nd Bn. 18/02/1916 2117 L Cpl Herbert Edward TOTTON 6th Bn. 18/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-383/) - 2nd Lieut Andrew DOUGLAS 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 19/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-384/) - 4211 Pte Ganes SPINK 7th Bn. 20/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-385/) - S/6841 Pte Ephraim HOWAT 9th Bn. 21/02/1916 S/11391 Pte Albert WALKER 9th Bn. 21/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-386/) - 1892 A/Cpl George Adamson SCOTT 1st Bn. 22/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-387/) - 10077 Pte Andrew SCOTT 8th Bn. 24/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-388/) - Capt & QM Harry STANLEY 7th Bn. (T.F.). 25/02/1916 4214 Pte Gordon ROBERTSON 9th Bn. 25/02/1916 2292 Pte George TURNBULL 1st Bn. 25/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-389/) - T/2nd Lieut Andrew William McGREGOR 10th Bn. (att. 9th Bn.). 27/02/1916 S/10002 Pte John MILLAR 8th Bn. 27/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-390/) - 3155 Sgt George CRAIG 4th Bn. 28/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-391/) - 4855 Pte Robert FLEMING 4th Bn. 29/02/1916 311 L Cpl James ROBERTSON 1st Bn. 29/02/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-392/) - 1110 Pte David DUNCAN 2nd Bn. 01/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-393/) - 2022 Pte Richard MACPHERSON 6th Bn. 04/03/1916 2790 Pte Ian McNaughton PILKINGTON 6th Bn. 04/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-394/) - S/7207 L Cpl James Robertson YOUNG 2nd Bn. 05/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-395/) - S/8329 Pte James SUTTIE 2nd Bn. 06/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-396/) - 11079 Pte Patrick BAGAN 1st Bn. 07/03/1916 2319 Pte William Davidson JACK 5th Bn. 07/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-397/) - 6987 Spr Matthew McLACHLAN latterly 79462, 173rd Tunn. Coy.,R.E. 08/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-398/) - S/4802 Cpl Henry HARLAND 9th Bn. 09/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-399/) - 10203 Pte John BYRNE 1st Bn. 10/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-400/) - S/3242 Cpl Robert MITCHELSON 9th Bn. 11/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-401/) - S/9101 Pte John HULSE 1st Bn. 12/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-402/) - 1800 L Cpl Joseph HYNES latterly 137545, 179th Tunn. Coy., R.E. 13/03/1916 S/11220 Pte Joseph MALCOLM 9th Bn. 13/03/1916 S/6405 L Cpl Thomas WEIR 2nd Bn. 13/03/1916 3428 Spr David YOUNG latterly 137563 179th Tunn. Coy., R.E. 13/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-403/) - S/8713 L Cpl James CAIRNEY 2nd Bn. 14/03/1916 S/9207 Pte William GORDON 8th Bn. 14/03/1916 6663 Pte David Leslie ROBERTSON 11th Bn. 14/03/1916 3374 Pte David SHAND 1st Bn. 14/03/1916 2723 Pte Andrew WALLACE 7th Bn. 14/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-404/) - 4383 Pte John CRAEN 7th Bn. 15/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-405/) - 3/3627 WO2 (CSM) George MILLAR 4th Bn. 16/03/1916 S/4205 Pte John STANLEY 9th Bn. 16/03/1916 S/7677 Cpl John YELLOWLEES 8th Bn. 16/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-406/) - T/2nd Lieut George Robert CLOW 9th Bn. 17/03/1916 T/2nd Lieut Richard Jackson HOWARD 9th Bn. 17/03/1916 S/9740 Pte John CLEGG 9th Bn. 17/03/1916 7853 CQMS William HORSBURGH 9th Bn. 17/03/1916 4264 Pte John STOBIE 7th Bn. 17/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-407/) - 9584 Pte William BROWN 9th Bn. 18/03/1916 S/11126 Pte James WILSON 1st Bn. 18/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-408/) - 3/2298 Pte Thomas DUFFY 1st Bn. 19/03/1916 S/11606 Pte Cecil FARMER 8th Bn. 19/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-409/) - S/9852 Sgt Paul Ernest GARDNER 1st Bn. 20/03/1916 S/3411 Pte William MACINTYRE 1st Bn. 20/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-410/) - 204 Pte George SWAN 7th Bn. 21/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-411/) - 4281 Pte Donald ROBERTSON 6th Bn. 22/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-412/) - S/4293 Pte George RODDICK 9th Bn. 24/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-413/) - S/9891 Pte Eric WHITE 3rd Res. Bn. 26/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-414/) - 11701 A/Sgt Frank SUTTON 11th Bn. 28/03/1916 S/8934 Pte Thomas THOMPSON 8th Bn. 28/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-415/) - 2nd Lieut William JOHNSTONE 8th Bn. 30/03/1916 S/4205 Pte William James McDONALD 1st Bn. 30/03/1916 S/8766 Pte James WANN 8th Bn. 30/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-416/) - S/8952 Pte James CANT 8th Bn. 31/03/1916 1461 C Sgt David Menzies GLASS 1st Bn. 31/03/1916 3289 Pte John MENZIES 6th Bn. 31/03/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-417/) - 1904 Pte Edward BROWN 1st Bn. 01/04/1916 S/10457 L Cpl John George ROWELL 8th Bn. formerly 55270 R.G.A. 01/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-418/) - S/9078 Pte William LAW 9th Bn. 02/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-419/) - 1895 Pte Duncan Anderson IRVINE 6th Bn. 03/04/1916 3261 Pte Henry Mitchell KELLY 6th Bn. 03/04/1916 3845 Pte Peter McGREGOR 6th Bn. 03/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-420/) - 1553 Pte James BLACKLOCK 6th Bn. 04/04/1916 1680 Pte Arthur BRODIE 7th Bn. 04/04/1916 S/7032 Cpl George CUMMING 2nd Bn. 04/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-421/) - 2987 Pte Martin BECKETT 7th Bn. 06/04/1916 2185 Drummer George Coghill BULLION 2nd Bn. 06/04/1916 3/2621 Pte John COOK 2nd Bn. 06/04/1916 S/7595 Pte George DRYSDALE 2nd Bn. 06/04/1916 1947 Pte Thomas MORRISON 2nd Bn. 06/04/1916 3/3874 Pte Robert WILSON 2nd Bn. 06/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-422/) - 3/3925 Pte William WATT 8th Bn. 09/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-423/) - 352 Pte William BUCHART 1st Bn. 11/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-424/) - S/11581 Pte James BARCLAY 8th Bn. 12/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-425/) - 2770 L Cpl Duncan McDONALD 1st Bn. 13/04/1916 S/11305 Pte John McLEAN 2nd Bn. 13/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-426/) - Lieut Kenneth GUNN 3rd Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 14/04/1916 1162 Pte Alexander KEITH 6th Bn. 14/04/1916 1383 Pte James MORAN 6th Bn. 14/04/1916 S/8615 Pte Henry STEELE 1st Bn. 14/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-427/) - 3/2349 Pte Richard Thomson REID 1st Bn. 15/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-428/) - S/7913 Pte John BOOTH 1st Bn. 17/04/1916 3/3198 Pte John FORBES 2nd Bn. 17/04/1916 2489 Pte Peter GALL 1st Bn. 17/04/1916 S/8939 Pte David JAMIESON 8th Bn. 17/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-429/) - S/8860 Pte Andrew CADDLE 1st Bn. 18/04/1916 S/7018 Pte John SUTHERLAND 1st Bn. 18/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-430/) - 2nd Lieut William Henry FLETT MC 6th Bn. (T.). 19/04/1916 2180 L Cpl William CLARK 1st Bn. 19/04/1916 4743 Pte Robert FINLAY 4th Bn. 19/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-431/) - 3/2160 Cpl William GOW 2nd Bn. 20/04/1916 S/7399 Pte David URQUHART 2nd Bn. 20/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-432/) - S/11086 Pte George HENDRY 1st Bn. 21/04/1916 S/11351 Pte Thomas SIMPSON 1st Bn. 21/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-433/) - T/2nd Lieut David Horace ANDERSON 11th Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 22/04/1916 T/2nd Lieut George John ANDERSON 2nd Bn. 22/04/1916 Lieut Alex Bryant CUMMING 3rd Bn. 22/04/1916 2nd Lieut Hugh Fielding FORRESTER 2nd Bn. 22/04/1916 Capt James Normand INGLIS 22/04/1916 Lieut Charles Jack McCONAGHEY 22/04/1916 72 Sgt John Smith ARCHER 2nd Bn. 22/04/1916 S/7580 Pte John - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-434/) - S/7148 Pte Patrick CLARK Depot. 24/04/1916 3/2312 Pte Henry DAND 2nd Bn. 24/04/1916 S/10072 Pte James Frederick DAVY 2nd Bn. 24/04/1916 3/3755 Pte Arthur ETTRICK 2nd Bn. 24/04/1916 3/4151 Pte Robert HARKNESS 2nd Bn. 24/04/1916 4218 Pte William MACKIE 2nd Bn. 24/04/1916 3/1755 Pte Robert McPHEE 2nd Bn. 24/04/1916 S/10654 L Cpl Charles WILLIAMS 2nd - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-435/) - S/8898 Pte William ALLAN 8th Bn. 25/04/1916 S/3586 Pte Thomas Barr BROWN 8th Bn. 25/04/1916 S/3934 Pte Andrew FLEMING 2nd Bn. 25/04/1916 3901 Cpl John McANDREW 1st Bn. 25/04/1916 S/3358 L Cpl David RICHARDSON DCM 2nd Bn. 25/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-436/) - 1163 Pte John BUTCHER 1st Bn. 26/04/1916 S/2923 Pte William DUNN 8th Bn. 26/04/1916 2521 Pte Alexander PETRIE 7th Bn. 26/04/1916 S/5658 Pte Thomas SCOTT 2nd Bn. 26/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-437/) - S/4004 Pte Bernard EVANS 2nd Bn. 27/04/1916 S/12181 Pte Albert Edward GIBBIN 9th Bn. 27/04/1916 S/5358 L Cpl Robert GRAY 9th Bn. 27/04/1916 S/4399 Pte William LOUDEN 9th Bn. 27/04/1916 S/11371 Pte Thomas James MUNNS 9th Bn. 27/04/1916 S/10639 Pte James WALKER 2nd Bn. formerly 21244 Cameron Highlanders. 27/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-438/) - 3/2666 Pte Duncan DRUMMOND 1st Bn. 28/04/1916 S/10029 Pte Richard IRVINE 2nd Bn. 28/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-439/) - T/Lieut John SMALL 9th Bn. 29/04/1916 S/9435 Pte Andrew BAIN 9th Bn. 29/04/1916 S/3982 Sgt Albert Edward BAYNE DCM 9th Bn. 29/04/1916 S/6563 Cpl Alexander BLACK 9th Bn. 29/04/1916 S/11217 Pte John BROWN 9th Bn. 29/04/1916 S/8893 Pte John CAMPBELL 9th Bn. 29/04/1916 S/9964 Pte Joseph CASCIANE 9th Bn. 29/04/1916 S/12256 Pte Frank Glover CHRISTIAN - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-440/) - S/9298 Pte John CAMERON 1st Bn. 30/04/1916 S/4160 L Cpl Alexander COUPER 9th Bn. 30/04/1916 S/9234 Pte Alexander GRAHAM 9th Bn. 30/04/1916 S/9218 Pte James MARSHALL 9th Bn. 30/04/1916 7484 Cpl James McINTYRE 9th Bn. 30/04/1916 2098 Sgt Thomas WILKIE 1st Bn. 30/04/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-441/) - S/9332 Pte William Leonard CHANDLER 9th Bn. 01/05/1916 S/9292 Pte Alexander FISHER 9th Bn. 01/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-442/) - 10488 L Cpl David RAMSAY 2nd Bn. formerly 11437, 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 02/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-443/) - 3/3362 Pte Patrick WELSH 2nd Bn. 03/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-444/) - S/8966 Pte Alexander ARCHER 8th Bn. 04/05/1916 S/11562 Pte Thomas LABEN 2nd Bn. 04/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-445/) - 3259 Pte George BOGIE 7th Bn. 05/05/1916 828 Sgt Andrew DOWNIE 2nd Bn. 05/05/1916 S/6337 Pte Charles FRAIEL 1st Bn. 05/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-446/) - S/8890 Pte George BORTHWICK 8th Bn. 07/05/1916 4108 Pte James FREW 7th Bn. 07/05/1916 S/11525 Pte Joseph RODGER 8th Bn. 07/05/1916 8581 Pte Drummond Kaye ROGERS 1st Bn. 07/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-447/) - S/9941 Pte Thomas HANNAH 8th Bn. 08/05/1916 S/12363 Pte William Henry Gray TURNER 9th Bn. 08/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-448/) - 7215 Pte George BRAID 1st Bn. 11/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-449/) - S/4182 Pte John MAGUIRE 8th Bn. 12/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-450/) - 7055 Pte Daniel BIRNIE latterly 17358. Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 13/05/1916 1863 Pte Andrew DEWAR latterly 10717 11th Bn. The Royal Scots. 13/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-451/) - 3/3415 CQMS George VARNDALL 11th Bn. 14/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-452/) - 2426 Pte Alexander BREMNER 7th Bn. 15/05/1916 4624 L Cpl Andrew LINN 4th Bn. 15/05/1916 3912 Pte John MARTIN 6th Bn. 15/05/1916 S/9356 Pte Frank WILSON 8th Bn. 15/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-453/) - 2nd Lieut Robert William REID 9th Bn. 17/05/1916 S/3077 L Cpl William BARTON 8th Bn. 17/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-454/) - S/10012 Pte Robert COWPER DCM 2nd Bn. formerly 36967 R.A.M.C. 19/05/1916 S/8671 Pte John Booth SKAE 8th Bn. 19/05/1916 S/3637 Cpl John Fotheringham YOUNG 8th Bn. 19/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-455/) - 3/2878 Pte John CLARK 2nd Bn. 20/05/1916 S/9552 Pte James Kelly CLEGHORN 9th Bn. 20/05/1916 2087 Pte Henry CUNNINGHAM latterly 20152 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 20/05/1916 1813 L Cpl Thomas HUNTER latterly 20142, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 20/05/1916 S/2812 Pte Neil McCLUSKY 9th Bn. 20/05/1916 S/4657 Sgt William MOFFAT 9th Bn. 20/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-456/) - 935 Pte Leonard ATKINSON 1st Bn. 21/05/1916 S/7412 Pte Joshua SCARRATT 1st Bn. 21/05/1916 S/11968 Pte Alexander Henry TEASDALE 1st Bn. 21/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-457/) - S/5107 Pte Andrew FERRIS 9th Bn. 22/05/1916 S/9342 Pte John WEBSTER 9th Bn. 22/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-458/) - S/8006 Pte James PRINGLE 2nd Bn. 23/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-459/) - S/4295 L Sgt Andrew BROWN MM 9th Bn. 24/05/1916 S/15951 Pte Archibald BROWN 9th Bn. formerly 18662 A.C.C. 24/05/1916 S/7975 Pte James Stewart CUMMING 9th Bn. 24/05/1916 S/16005 Pte John GOODWIN 9th Bn. formerly 14193 K.O.S.B. 24/05/1916 15932 Pte George William KERRY 9th Bn. formerly 75317, Lancashire Fus. 24/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-460/) - 11777 Pte James CROMBIE 1st Bn. 25/05/1916 9734 A/Sgt James FINLAYSON 1st Bn. 25/05/1916 S/3479 Pte John RESTON 1st Bn. 25/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-461/) - T/2nd Lieut Henry Murray DRUMMOND 8th Bn. (att. 9th Bn.). 26/05/1916 S/3746 Pte Alexander FREW 1st Bn. 26/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-462/) - S/12514 Pte William James Gordon RENNIE 9th Bn. 27/05/1916 S/6709 Pte John SHERRIFF 2nd Bn. 27/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-463/) - 2922 Pte Robert DUNCAN 7th Bn. 28/05/1916 S/9982 L Cpl Eldon Thomas GREEN 1st Bn. 28/05/1916 S/4056 Pte William HENDRY 1st Bn. 28/05/1916 4111 Pte Frank RAE 7th Bn. 28/05/1916 1837 Pte James TORRANCE 7th Bn. 28/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-464/) - Lieut Hamish McWILLIAM 29/05/1916 S/9216 Pte William CLARK 1st Bn. 29/05/1916 S/8024 Pte Alexander McLAREN 2nd Bn. 29/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-465/) - 2205 Pte Alexander BOYTER 7th Bn. 30/05/1916 2575 Pte Allan DAND 9th Bn. 30/05/1916 3/3237 Pte James MORRISON 1st Bn. 30/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-466/) - Lieut Arthur John Gordon THOMAS 6th Bn. (T.). 31/05/1916 3270 Pte Thomas BOLT 6th Bn. 31/05/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-467/) - S/9797 Pte Edward GREIG 1st Bn. 01/06/1916 S/11769 Pte John NICOL 2nd Bn. 01/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-468/) - 2nd Lieut James Hunter AITKEN 7th Bn. (T.). 02/06/1916 2740 Pte James McDOUGALL 9th Bn. 02/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-469/) - 887 Pte James Todd BROWN latterly 55218 R.H. & R.F.A. 03/06/1916 2279 Pte Joseph GALLOWAY 7th Bn. 03/06/1916 4566 Pte Walter MACKIE 7th Bn. 03/06/1916 2871 Pte James WEIR 7th Bn. 03/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-470/) - 3/2924 L Cpl Samuel PEAT 1st Bn. 04/06/1916 1894 L Cpl Alexander ROBERTSON 6th Bn. 04/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-471/) - S/11173 Pte Owen HEALY 2nd Bn. 05/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-472/) - 2270 L Cpl Andrew PEEBLES 7th Bn. 08/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-473/) - 4918 Pte John Douglas LEE 7th Bn. 09/06/1916 2822 Pte James NAIRN 4th Bn. 09/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-474/) - S/12519 Pte James CHRISTIE 2nd Bn. 10/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-475/) - 3/2777 Pte Michael KERWIN 1st Bn. 12/06/1916 912 Pte William YOUNG 1st Bn. 12/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-476/) - 8248 Cpl Alexander RODGERS 9th Bn. 13/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-477/) - 2nd Lieut Alexander Robertson FERGUSON 3rd Bn. (formerly Scottish Horse). 14/06/1916 1496 Cpl David CAMPBELL 6th Bn. 14/06/1916 2017 Cpl Peter CAMPBELL 6th Bn. 14/06/1916 3913 Pte John KEATINGS 7th Bn. 14/06/1916 1602 Pte Thomas MALEY 6th Bn. 14/06/1916 2023 L Cpl George REILLY 6th Bn. 14/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-478/) - 804 L Cpl William CONNING 5th Bn. 16/06/1916 S/11673 Pte Gilbert HAYES 2nd Bn. 16/06/1916 3537 Pte Robert WALLACE 6th Bn. 16/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-479/) - 4511 Pte Thomas ROBERTSON 7th Bn. 17/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-480/) - 3/2008 Pte Douglas James MATHESON 2nd Bn. 18/06/1916 S/8765 Pte John STEWART 2nd Bn. 18/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-481/) - 3/2475 A/Sgt William CHRYSTAL 2nd Bn. 19/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-482/) - Capt Alexander WATT 4th Bn. (T.). 20/06/1916 5340 Pte James BURNETT 9th Bn. 20/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-483/) - 1623 Pte Thomas JACK latterly 10656, 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 21/06/1916 4241 Pte David NICOLSON 4th Bn. 21/06/1916 S/8040 Pte Stewart RUSSELL 2nd Bn. 21/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-484/) - S/7730 Pte John STEWART 2nd Bn. 22/06/1916 2003 Sgt William TORRANCE 7th Bn. 22/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-485/) - 1949 Pte Peter CRAIG 6th Bn. 23/06/1916 1745 Pte George FRASER 6th Bn. 23/06/1916 1466 L Cpl John ROSS 6th Bn. 23/06/1916 820 Sgt David SMITH 5th Bn. 23/06/1916 S/13176 Pte Francis TAIT 2nd Bn. formerly S/7743 A.& S.H. 23/06/1916 3/2003 Pte Thomas TIERNEY 2nd Bn. 23/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-486/) - S/10048 L Cpl William HUTTON 9th Bn. 24/06/1916 7439 Spr Alexander LANGLANDS latterly 139430 252nd Tunn. Coy, Royal Engineers. 24/06/1916 S/11992 Pte Joseph MITCHELL 9th Bn. 24/06/1916 S/11993 Pte James RITCHIE 9th Bn. 24/06/1916 3/4145 Sgt George WEST latterly 139428 252nd Tunn. Coy., R.E. 24/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-487/) - 3/3150 Pte Alexander Mudie ANGUS 8th Bn. 25/06/1916 1652 Pte James FEELEY 6th Bn. 25/06/1916 9616 Cpl James Cyril RAYNER latterly 120555, 1st Bn. Spec. Bde., R.E. 25/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-488/) - S/13192 Pte John CONNELLY 2nd Bn. formerly S/8213 A.& S.H. 26/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-489/) - 4069 Pnr John McPherson CAMPBELL latterly 130629 No.2 Bn. Spec. Bde., R.E. 27/06/1916 3/4251 Pte Patrick McGINLEY 2nd Bn. formerly 3/6237, A.& S.H. 27/06/1916 S/6524 Pte William John McKENZIE 9th Bn. 27/06/1916 S/11709 Pte Robert McMEECHAN 2nd Bn. 27/06/1916 7709 Sgt Peter McNEILL latterly 147003 No. 1 Batn. Spec. Bde. Royal Engineers. 27/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-490/) - S/4298 Pte George Buchanan ARNOTT 9th Bn. 28/06/1916 S/13243 Pte John BAIN 2nd Bn. formerly 2909 A.& S.H. 28/06/1916 S/13137 Pte Francis DOCHERTY 2nd Bn. formerly S/13047 A.& S. Highrs. 28/06/1916 S/13145 Pte James McHUGH 2nd Bn. formerly S/15613, A.& S. Highrs. 28/06/1916 S/12429 Pte Robert Gibson PONTON 9th Bn. 28/06/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-491/) - S/13191 Pte John CARROLL 2nd Bn. formerly 537 A. & S.H. 29/06/1916 1858 Pte Charles FORBES 6th Bn. 29/06/1916 3429 Pte Peter McKILLOP 6th Bn. 29/06/1916 3844 Pte William MUIR 7th Bn. 29/06/1916 4942 Pte George Arklay RITCHIE 4th Bn. 29/06/1916 S/3892 Pte John SANDERSON 2nd Bn. 29/06/1916 S/13160 L Cpl John Alexander SELKIRK 2nd - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-492/) - S/10718 Pte James BLYTH 8th Bn. 30/06/1916 S/13227 Pte Robert BOYD 2nd Bn. formerly S/12080 A. & S. High. 30/06/1916 1804 Pte James COOPER 7th Bn. 30/06/1916 S/12648 Pte William DOWIE 8th Bn. 30/06/1916 S/12695 Pte William EADIE 8th Bn. 30/06/1916 3641 Pte John FLYNN 6th Bn. 30/06/1916 S/12572 Pte Robert Henry KELLOCK 8th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-493/) - 2nd Lieut Sir Edward Harry Bart MACNAGHTEN 01/07/1916 S/3572 Pte George BILLINGTON 2nd Bn. 01/07/1916 S/10047 Pte Robert William BROADBENT 2nd Bn. 01/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-494/) - S/8714 Pte James Watson BRUCE 8th Bn. 02/07/1916 4093 Pte Hugh COLEMAN 4th Bn. 02/07/1916 S/13225 Pte Thomas DAVIDSON 2nd Bn. formerly 1931 A.& S. Highrs. 02/07/1916 4112 A/CQMS David Drew LICKLEY 4th Bn. 02/07/1916 S/13233 Pte John REDDIE 2nd Bn. formerly S/12064, A. & S.H. 02/07/1916 4638 Pte Alexander SMEATON 4th Bn. 02/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-495/) - 3/7229 Pte Edward DUNBAR 2nd Bn. 03/07/1916 3507 Pte James Alexander KIPPEN 6th Bn. 03/07/1916 S/13913 Pte Colin McMILLAN 2nd Bn. 03/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-496/) - S/4252 Pte Samuel JOHNSON 2nd Bn. formerly 3/6454, A. & S.H. 04/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-497/) - 2447 Pte Robert BELL 7th Bn. 05/07/1916 1599 Pte James BLYTH 7th Bn. 05/07/1916 S/12328 Pte Joseph BROADBENT 2nd Bn. 05/07/1916 S/12437 Pte Robert YOUNGHUSBAND 2nd Bn. 05/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-498/) - 1062 Sgt William HANTON 2nd Bn. 06/07/1916 S/10824 Pte William ROBERTSON 11th Bn. 06/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-499/) - Capt Geoffrey Asteley BURNEY (formerly Scottish Horse), (att. R.F.C.). 07/07/1916 3/4246 Pte Thomas CLOWE 2nd Bn. formerly 3/6971 A.& S.H. 07/07/1916 S/10254 Pte Thomas Edward COTTLE 2nd Bn. formerly 86707, R.F.A. 07/07/1916 4168 Pte William FERRIER 7th Bn. 07/07/1916 S/12448 Pte Lancelot PROCTOR 9th Bn. 07/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-500/) - S/5414 Pte Alexander CRAIGIE 2nd Bn. 08/07/1916 S/13982 Pte John DUFF 2nd Bn. 08/07/1916 S/4158 Pte Robert KINNEAR 9th Bn. 08/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-501/) - S/9186 Pte John BAIN 8th Bn. 09/07/1916 S/9923 Pte James Edward COLLISTER 8th Bn. 09/07/1916 S/10376 Pte John FORREST 8th Bn. formerly 8423 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 09/07/1916 S/8698 Pte George GEORGESON 8th Bn. 09/07/1916 S/10271 Pte Albert Frederick HOWARD 2nd Bn. formerly 85362, R.F.A. 09/07/1916 S/6551 L Cpl Alexander McCOLM 8th Bn. 09/07/1916 S/6270 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-502/) - S/12396 Pte Thomas BRAITHWAITE 9th Bn. 10/07/1916 3/3309 Sgt Stewart HENDERSON 8th Bn. 10/07/1916 S/8306 Pte Donald McLEAN 9th Bn. 10/07/1916 S/8810 Cpl Fred STEWART 8th Bn. 10/07/1916 S/4574 Pte John THOMSON 9th Bn. 10/07/1916 2750 Drummer John Young WATT 2nd Bn. 10/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-503/) - S/3522 L Cpl Andrew BROWN 8th Bn. 11/07/1916 S/7940 Cpl John GRAHAM 8th Bn. 11/07/1916 S/6280 Pte George JAMIESON 8th Bn. 11/07/1916 S/9026 Pte David JOHNSTON 8th Bn. 11/07/1916 10736 Pte Norman RILEY latterly 8544, 1st Bn. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. 11/07/1916 S/9235 Pte David ROBERTSON 9th Bn. 11/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-504/) - S/14016 Pte Arthur FLYNN 2nd Bn. 12/07/1916 S/2915 Pte David JAPP 8th Bn. 12/07/1916 S/3917 Pte Jeremiah McINTOSH 8th Bn. 12/07/1916 S/8510 Pte Thomas YOUNG 1st Bn. 12/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-505/) - S/8344 Pte Robert BEATTIE 1st Bn. 13/07/1916 S/9006 Pte Frank COOMBER 8th Bn. 13/07/1916 10267 Pte Ezra DARBY 8th Bn. formerly 58358 R.F.A. 13/07/1916 7426 Pte James DUNCAN 1st Bn. 13/07/1916 S/8738 Pte James FORD 8th Bn. 13/07/1916 S/9295 Pte Clunie GRAY 8th Bn. 13/07/1916 S/12700 Pte William R.M. JONES 1st Bn. 13/07/1916 S/4604 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-506/) - T/2nd Lieut William McAdam CAMERON 8th Bn. 14/07/1916 T/Capt John Dingwall CARSWELL 8th Bn. 14/07/1916 T/2nd Lieut James Grant FERGUSSON 8th Bn. 14/07/1916 T/2nd Lieut Walter Forbes HUTTON 8th Bn. (11th Bn.). 14/07/1916 S/10407 L Cpl David ABBOT 8th Bn. formerly 47666 R.G.A. 14/07/1916 S/6976 Pte Hamilton ALEXANDER 1st Bn. 14/07/1916 S/11331 Pte Thomas BELL - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-507/) - T/Capt Henry John BUTTER 8th Bn. 15/07/1916 T/Capt George Bruce GILROY 8th Bn. 15/07/1916 S/11343 Pte John Moir BRUCE 8th Bn. 15/07/1916 S/11221 Pte Robert BRUNTON 8th Bn. 15/07/1916 S/9360 Pte Robert CURRIE 8th Bn. 15/07/1916 S/11897 Pte Robert DEWAR 8th Bn. 15/07/1916 S/11579 Pte Donald McDougal FORD 8th Bn. 15/07/1916 S/3790 Pte James HALLIDAY - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-508/) - S/3554 Pte Archibald CALLUM 8th Bn. 16/07/1916 S/8598 L Cpl James DUNCAN 8th Bn. 16/07/1916 S/8501 Pte Francis HYND 8th Bn. 16/07/1916 S/8757 Pte Albert Walker LESTER 8th Bn. 16/07/1916 3/2958 Cpl Thomas McALISE 8th Bn. 16/07/1916 S/3720 Pte Matthew McKIE 8th Bn. 16/07/1916 1463 Pte Thomas McLEAN 4th Bn. 16/07/1916 S/3826 Pte James MOIR - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-509/) - Lieut Gordon Kerr Montague BUTLER (formerly Scottish Horse). 17/07/1916 S/3599 Cpl Dugald BARCLAY 8th Bn. 17/07/1916 9743 Cpl William Crochart BRIGGS 8th Bn. 17/07/1916 S/3185 Pte Arthur COOK 8th Bn. 17/07/1916 S/3066 Cpl John McKENZIE 8th Bn. 17/07/1916 3/2498 Pte William NICHOL 8th Bn. 17/07/1916 S/3556 Pte John ROBERTSON 8th Bn. 17/07/1916 S/8629 Pte Edward - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-510/) - T/Lieut John Fairweather CRIGHTON 8th Bn. 18/07/1916 T/2nd Lieut Joseph Edward HASTINGS 11th Bn. (att. 8th Bn.). 18/07/1916 T/2nd Lieut John Alexander MACRAE 11th Bn. (att. 8th Bn.). 18/07/1916 Lieut Eric MILROY 8th Bn. 18/07/1916 T/Lieut James Horan ROBERTSON 8th Bn. (att. 11th Bn.). 18/07/1916 T/Lieut George Harold SPRAKE 8th Bn. (3rd Bn.). 18/07/1916 2nd - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-511/) - S/13167 Pte Robert HILTON 2nd Bn. formerly S/8730, A. & S.H. 19/07/1916 S/7733 Pte Walter HORT 8th Bn. 19/07/1916 S/9840 Pte James LAWSON 8th Bn. 19/07/1916 S/3898 Pte Percy William LONGMUIR 8th Bn. 19/07/1916 S/10441 Pte Francis McCAFFERTY 8th Bn. formerly 47437 R.G.A. 19/07/1916 S/8722 Pte Allan McDOWALL 8th Bn. 19/07/1916 S/5333 Pte Henry MELDRUM - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-512/) - T/Lieut Edward Douglas MURRAY 8th Bn. 20/07/1916 S/4874 Pte James FETTES 2nd Bn. 20/07/1916 S/13131 L Cpl William Richardson FORBES 2nd Bn. formerly S/14547 A. & S.H. 20/07/1916 S/3156 Pte Hugh MACKAY 1st Bn. 20/07/1916 S/13154 Pte Ebenezer Middleton ROSS 2nd Bn. formerly S/13154. Argyle & Sutherland High. 20/07/1916 S/7643 Pte Robert WALLACE 2nd Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-513/) - S/12315 Pte William BREBNER 9th Bn. 21/07/1916 2154 Pte Andrew HANLEY 4th Bn. 21/07/1916 S/9735 Pte George PATON 9th Bn. 21/07/1916 S/13234 Pte Neil SWEENEY 2nd Bn. 21/07/1916 4225 Sgt John S WEIR 7th Bn. 21/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-514/) - 3/2905 Pte Charles BRODIE 1st Bn. 22/07/1916 1797 L Cpl John Hunter BROWN 6th Bn. 22/07/1916 S/11948 Pte John FERGUSON 1st Bn. 22/07/1916 3/2985 Pte John FERRIE 1st Bn. 22/07/1916 S/11392 Pte William Henry HEELEY 8th Bn. 22/07/1916 S/9610 Pte John Hardie HUME 9th Bn. 22/07/1916 S/13144 Pte Silas LENNOX 2nd Bn. formerly S/14579 A.& - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-515/) - 1751 Pte Arthur FENTON 5th Bn. 23/07/1916 3291 Pte Andrew MacDONALD 4th Bn. 23/07/1916 2215 Pte John MORRIS 5th Bn. 23/07/1916 2030 Pte John PIGGOTT 4th Bn. 23/07/1916 4066 L Cpl John Leask ROBERTSON 4th Bn. 23/07/1916 S/5279 Pte John SALMOND 10th Bn. 23/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-516/) - Capt Douglas Bruce MACKINTOSH (att. K.A. Rifs., 1st Bn.). 24/07/1916 3/2883 L Cpl James ANGUS MM 8th Bn. 24/07/1916 4114 Pte James BURGESS 4th Bn. 24/07/1916 3/3567 Pte Robert CHARLES 1st Bn. 24/07/1916 S/2774 Pte Thomas GRAHAM 1st Bn. 24/07/1916 1802 Pte John KAYE 6th Bn. 24/07/1916 S/5538 Pte John KEAY 1st Bn. 24/07/1916 S/12433 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-517/) - 3887 Pte John DINGWALL 6th Bn. 25/07/1916 722 Pte Matthew FERRELL 1st Bn. 25/07/1916 7324 Pte Nicholas FITZSIMMONS 1st Bn. 25/07/1916 S/8155 L Cpl Alexander HOWIE 1st Bn. 25/07/1916 5543 Pte Alfred HUNTER 7th Bn. 25/07/1916 8190 Pte Frank KELLY 1st Bn. 25/07/1916 3823 Pte John McFAUL 6th Bn. 25/07/1916 2606 Pte Ernest Edward PICKERING - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-518/) - S/11963 Pte Charles BUCHAN 1st Bn. 26/07/1916 4917 Pte Robert BUCHANAN 7th Bn. 26/07/1916 3/4229 Pte James Galloway CLARK 2nd Bn. 26/07/1916 4116 Pte James IMRIE 7th Bn. 26/07/1916 S/12569 Pte James Alexander McGILVRAY 8th Bn. 26/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-519/) - 1857 L Cpl Robert GELLATLY 6th Bn. 27/07/1916 3353 Pte Allan KEITH 6th Bn. 27/07/1916 2812 Pte Frank MAKEMSON 6th Bn. 27/07/1916 S/6747 Pte Duncan MORTON 1st Bn. 27/07/1916 S/7693 Pte William YOUNG 8th Bn. 27/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-520/) - 3187 Pte Walter BARKER 5th Bn. 28/07/1916 1921 L Cpl George BROUGH 6th Bn. 28/07/1916 3105 Cpl John FALCONER 7th Bn. 28/07/1916 3290 L Cpl James HENDERSON 7th Bn. 28/07/1916 4852 Pte John LEITCH 7th Bn. 28/07/1916 1724 Pte Andrew MACK 7th Bn. 28/07/1916 290507 Pte Robert Donaldson McGILLIVRAY 7th Bn. 28/07/1916 2719 Pte Hector - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-521/) - 1858 L Cpl John STEWART 7th Bn. 29/07/1916 2758 Pte George STRACHAN 4th Bn. 29/07/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-522/) - Lieut (T/Capt) Andrew Currie BEGG 7th Bn. (T.). 30/07/1916 Capt Edgar Leslie BOASE 4th Bn. (T.). 30/07/1916 T/2nd Lieut Kenneth Richmond COOK 8th Bn. (T.M.B.). 30/07/1916 Capt James GILLESPIE 7th Bn. (T.). 30/07/1916 Capt John HALLY 6th Bn. (T.). 30/07/1916 2nd Lieut James Herbert LOCKHART 7th Bn. (T.). 30/07/1916 2nd Lieut Donald Fraser McEWAN 6th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-523/) - 2nd Lieut Robert Alexander FLEMING 7th Bn. (T.). 31/07/1916 5532 Pte Balfour ABERCROMBIE 7th Bn. 31/07/1916 1740 Pte Alexander McGregor BAYNE 6th Bn. 31/07/1916 98 WO2 (CSM) William Kirkwood CAIRNS 6th Bn. 31/07/1916 2039 Pte Alfred GIBSON 7th Bn. 31/07/1916 4132 Pte Duncan IRVINE 7th Bn. 31/07/1916 266060 Pte John MACKAY 6th Bn. 31/07/1916 2016 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-524/) - 3666 Pte John BETCHETTE 6th Bn. 01/08/1916 3901 Pte Philip BONNETT 4th Bn. 01/08/1916 2517 Pte Thomas NICOLSON 7th Bn. 01/08/1916 S/6290 Cpl Arthur OSBORNE 8th Bn. 01/08/1916 S/2992 L Cpl Alexander SMITH 8th Bn. 01/08/1916 5560 Pte John SWAN 7th Bn. 01/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-525/) - 3240 Pte Alexander CHALMERS 4th Bn. 02/08/1916 S/8888 Pte Duncan FLEMING 2nd Bn. 02/08/1916 1944 Pte William REID 7th Bn. 02/08/1916 747 Pte Albert SIMPSON 5th Bn. 02/08/1916 2772 Pte Robert WHYTE 2nd Bn. 02/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-526/) - S/10260 Pte William MILLER 8th Bn. formerly 58130 R.F.A. 03/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-527/) - 646 L Sgt George FORREST 2nd Bn. 04/08/1916 1104 Cpl James McINTYRE 6th Bn. 04/08/1916 1501 Pte Dougal Cameron McNAUGHTON 4th Bn. 04/08/1916 3838 Pte John SMITH 6th Bn. 04/08/1916 2109 Pte Robert THOMSON 6th Bn. 04/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-528/) - 4248 Pte Norman RENNIE 4th Bn. 05/08/1916 2755 Pte Charles STEWART 1st Bn. 05/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-529/) - 5546 Pte Alexander JEPHSON 7th Bn. 06/08/1916 S/7365 Pte Alexander MAIR 8th Bn. 06/08/1916 630 L Cpl William Eaton MILLER 5th Bn. 06/08/1916 S/11757 Pte David Robert STEWART 8th Bn. 06/08/1916 4493 Pte Archibald WHITE 4th Bn. 06/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-530/) - T/Capt William George HAY 11th Bn. (att. 8th Bn.). 07/08/1916 T/Lieut William URQUHART 11th Bn. 07/08/1916 2875 Pte John KYDD 5th Bn. 07/08/1916 10174 L Cpl Ernest McBEATH 1st Bn. 07/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-531/) - 3587 Pte James Morrison BARCLAY 6th Bn. 08/08/1916 S/10599 Pte James LEWIS 2nd Bn. formerly S/13275 Cameron Highlanders. 08/08/1916 3466 Pte James McARA 6th Bn. 08/08/1916 3922 Pte Louis McINTOSH 6th Bn. 08/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-532/) - S/7009 L Cpl James GIBSON 2nd Bn. 09/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-533/) - 3832 Pte Thomas BONTHRONE 6th Bn. 13/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-534/) - 3/3017 Pte Thomas Henry EVANS 1st Bn. 14/08/1916 S/4037 Pte James HOGGAN 9th Bn. 14/08/1916 S/9694 Pte Leonard MILNES 9th Bn. 14/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-535/) - 3/3406 L Cpl George ARMITAGE 2nd Bn. 15/08/1916 1759 Pte Peter CAMERON 2nd Bn. 15/08/1916 3365 Pte Alexander PAUL 5th Bn. 15/08/1916 S/4554 Cpl John WARD 9th Bn. 15/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-536/) - S/6669 Pte William DONALDSON 1st Bn. 16/08/1916 2115 Pte Arthur FANNING 1st Bn. 16/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-537/) - T/2nd Lieut Robert Brown Aitchison MACDONALD 9th Bn. 17/08/1916 S/12067 Pte Ernest BAKER 9th Bn. 17/08/1916 S/7003 Pte Joseph BEATTIE 9th Bn. 17/08/1916 S/4303 Pte William BEGG 1st Bn. 17/08/1916 S/12355 Pte Thomas BOWLAND 9th Bn. 17/08/1916 S/15949 Pte John CARR 9th Bn. formerly 7586 A.C.C. 17/08/1916 S/13010 Pte James COLLINS 9th Bn. 17/08/1916 S/9141 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-538/) - Lieut Finlay Neil MACDOUGALL 3rd Bn. 18/08/1916 Capt Thomas Handyside Baxter RORIE 4th Bn. (T.). 18/08/1916 2nd Lieut Fitzmaurice Valentine SCOONES 3rd Bn. 18/08/1916 T/2nd Lieut John Millar SCOTT 11th Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 18/08/1916 Capt Charles Harland SKEY 1st Bn. 18/08/1916 6000 Pte Archibald ADAM 1st Bn. 18/08/1916 789 Cpl Thomas APPLEBY 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-539/) - 1835 Pte Thomas FLEMING latterly 22174 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 19/08/1916 3/1897 Pte Thomas Henry McNEALY 3rd Res. Bn. 19/08/1916 S/10517 Pte Patrick STURROCK 1st Bn. 19/08/1916 S/5155 L Cpl William YEARDLY 9th Bn. 19/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-540/) - 2767 Pte Dennis CLOSE 1st Bn. 20/08/1916 13179 Pte John KNIGHT 2nd Bn. formerly 95546, R.F.A. 20/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-541/) - 2376 Cpl Samuel Henry BISHOP 1st Bn. 21/08/1916 1394 Sgt Alexander Nicholson CARSTAIRS 1st Bn. 21/08/1916 3/2082 L Cpl Bernard KELLY 1st Bn. 21/08/1916 S/4746 Pte William McDONALD 8th Bn. 21/08/1916 1998 Pte James McGUIRE 7th Bn. 21/08/1916 9617 A/Sgt (Piper) Dugald McLEOD 1st Bn. 21/08/1916 8804 Pte James SHAW 1st Bn. 21/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-542/) - 2426 L Cpl John BAIN 6th Bn. 22/08/1916 12727 Pte William LIVINGSTONE latterly 35580 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 22/08/1916 3/2573 Pte Duncan MORRISON 1st Bn. 22/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-543/) - 2618 Pte Alexander MILNE 5th Bn. 23/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-544/) - 2744 Pte Charles OLIVER 6th Bn. 24/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-545/) - S/9714 Pte Herbert ADKINS 9th Bn. 25/08/1916 3/3547 Pte Joseph BORLAND 1st Bn. 25/08/1916 S/4723 L Cpl William DUNNE 9th Bn. 25/08/1916 S/4323 Pte John HUSBAND 1st Bn. 25/08/1916 2805 Pte Edward O'FLACHERTY 9th Bn. 25/08/1916 S/9072 Pte James ROBERTSON 9th Bn. 25/08/1916 3/670 Pte Alfred STRATH 1st Bn. 25/08/1916 S/11834 Pte Peter WEIR 1st - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-546/) - 2969 Pte Alexander RUSSELL 1st Bn. 27/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-547/) - 2376 Pte Thomas ANDERSON 7th Bn. 28/08/1916 S/4885 L Cpl William Bruce McKENZIE 1st Bn. 28/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-548/) - S/4911 L Cpl John Francis BRADLEY 9th Bn. 29/08/1916 S/11206 Pte Christopher WHEELER 9th Bn. 29/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-549/) - 4704 Cpl Edward CLARK 4th Bn. 30/08/1916 S/10810 Pte Ralph DOUGLAS 1st Bn. 30/08/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-550/) - 5538 Pte David CAMPBELL 7th Bn. 31/08/1916 1094 Pte William DUFF 6th Bn. 31/08/1916 3/2728 Sgt Thomas FOULKES latterly 2766 Machine Gun Corps (Motor Branch). 31/08/1916 4769 Pte Simpson HUNTER 7th Bn. 31/08/1916 S/5866 L Cpl Abraham MacKILLOP 10th Bn. 31/08/1916 1518 Pte Charles McKENZIE 6th Bn. 31/08/1916 3268 L Cpl Alexander STEWART 6th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-551/) - 4961 Pte James McEWAN 7th Bn. 01/09/1916 S/10166 Pte James McFADYEN 1st Bn. 01/09/1916 2516 Pte James McKINNON 5th Bn. 01/09/1916 S/11907 Pte John Dick White SPENCE 1st Bn. 01/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-552/) - Mar-14 Pte Francis GRUBB 1st Bn. 02/09/1916 S/4032 Pte John SWAN 1st Bn. 02/09/1916 S/10088 L Cpl Harold WELCH 1st Bn. formerly 84176 R.F.A. 02/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-553/) - Capt Robert Cocks CUNNINGHAM MC 4th Bn. (T.). 03/09/1916 Lieut William Balfour Bethune DUNCAN 4th Bn. (T.). 03/09/1916 2nd Lieut William John GODFREY 1st Bn. 03/09/1916 Lieut Robert Cowper King MILL 5th Bn. (T.). 03/09/1916 Lieut William Stewart ROBERTSON MC 10th Bn attached 4/5th Bn 03/09/1916 Capt Edward Alexander SHEPHERD 4th Bn. (T.). 03/09/1916 2559 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-554/) - Lieut Col Duncan Frederick CAMPBELL DSO (See also Duke of Wellington's 7th Bn.). 04/09/1916 Lieut Thomas JOHNSON MC 1st Bn. 04/09/1916 S/11636 Pte Joseph William CRAYTHORN 1st Bn. 04/09/1916 3002 Pte John FERGUSON 4th Bn. 04/09/1916 S/8260 Pte Andrew Panton HAY 1st Bn. 04/09/1916 200471 Pte James McDONALD 4th Bn. 04/09/1916 4196 Pte Frank MILLS - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-555/) - 4476 Pte Alexander BLACK 4th Bn. 05/09/1916 1762 Pte Alexander BRAND 5th Bn. 05/09/1916 1192 Pte Thomas CUMMING 6th Bn. 05/09/1916 4679 Pte James FORGAN 4th Bn. 05/09/1916 3/3313 Pte Thomas A KNIGHT 1st Bn. 05/09/1916 4418 Pte Duncan McLAURIN 6th Bn. 05/09/1916 3/2546 Pte Alfred McMURCHIE 1st Bn. 05/09/1916 S/6740 Pte Andrew MORRISON 1st - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-556/) - T/2nd Lieut Frederick John Cruse DIXON 1st Bn. 06/09/1916 Lieut Marcus Sinclair GUNN MC 1st Bn. 06/09/1916 3/5482 Pte Archibald CARMICHAEL latterly S/43104 2nd Bn. The Gordon Highlanders. 06/09/1916 S/11674 Pte James CONNELLY 1st Bn. 06/09/1916 S/11388 Pte Alexander KING latterly S/43115, 2nd Bn. The Gordon Highrs. 06/09/1916 S/6972 Pte Hugh RODGERS 2nd Bn. 06/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-557/) - 3337 Pte Niven CAMPBELL 6th Bn. 07/09/1916 S/9509 Pte John COCKBURN 9th Bn. 07/09/1916 S/8555 Pte Archibald Gilbert HAMILTON 1st Bn. 07/09/1916 3/2639 Pte Thomas HANDY 1st Bn. 07/09/1916 3201 Pte James KEILLOR 5th Bn. 07/09/1916 3/3775 A/Sgt James J McLAGAN 1st Bn. 07/09/1916 S/7662 Cpl Robert NEIL 1st Bn. 07/09/1916 20615 Pte John STUART - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-558/) - 2nd Lieut John Balfour IRELAND 9th Bn. 08/09/1916 T/2nd Lieut Herbert Stanley PRESTON 1st Bn. 08/09/1916 S/10327 Pte Alexander BAIN 1st Bn. formerly 6175 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 08/09/1916 2982 Pte David Urquhart BARCLAY 6th Bn. 08/09/1916 S/12225 Pte George Price BEVANS 9th Bn. 08/09/1916 S/11106 Pte Matthew BROWN 9th Bn. 08/09/1916 265981 Pte William - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-559/) - 9593 Cpl William BLACK 1st Bn. 09/09/1916 3/3317 L Cpl Patrick DOCHERTY 9th Bn. 09/09/1916 S/10529 Pte George Thomas MASTERS 9th Bn. 09/09/1916 3349 Pte John McFARLANE 6th Bn. 09/09/1916 S/9242 Pte John PATRICK 9th Bn. 09/09/1916 S/8166 Pte Hugh RENNIE 1st Bn. 09/09/1916 S/9497 Sgt Archibald RISK 9th Bn. 09/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-560/) - 2nd Lieut John Angus BLACKWOOD 3rd Bn. 10/09/1916 S/7172 Pte George ANDERSON 9th Bn. 10/09/1916 S/10112 Pte Frederick HEDGES 1st Bn. 10/09/1916 3878 Pte Alexander MITCHELL 4th Bn. 10/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-561/) - T/Lieut Archibald William Robertson DON 10th Bn. 11/09/1916 2935 Pte Thomas Henry Gamble HEGARTY 6th Bn. 11/09/1916 3221 Pte Allan McKENZIE 6th Bn. 11/09/1916 S/11806 L Cpl George McWILLIAMS 9th Bn. 11/09/1916 S/9461 Pte Robert MILNE MM 9th Bn. 11/09/1916 3574 Sgt Herbert Cox STIRTON 4th Bn. 11/09/1916 3417 Pte William WALKER 5th Bn. 11/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-562/) - T/2nd Lieut William BLACKLOCK 11th Bn. 12/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-563/) - 3155 Pte George DINNIE 5th Bn. 13/09/1916 3/2712 Pte John DUNCAN 9th Bn. 13/09/1916 S/5999 Pte David FOTHERINGHAM 10th Bn. 13/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-564/) - T/Brig Gen Charles Edward STEWART CMG 154/Inf. Bde.). 14/09/1916 10388 L Cpl Andrew McGIBBON 8th Bn. formerly 10685, 5th Res. Cav. Regt. 14/09/1916 S/8173 L Cpl Robert WINGATE 8th Bn. 14/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-565/) - 5528 Pte George GILCHRIST 7th Bn. 15/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-566/) - S/12160 Pte Llewellyn FELL 9th Bn. 16/09/1916 4040 Pte James MILLAR 4th Bn. 16/09/1916 291509 Pte John RAMSAY 7th Bn. 16/09/1916 291973 Pte John TURNER 7th Bn. 16/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-567/) - T/Capt John Brewis ROBERTSON 9th Bn. 17/09/1916 3257 Pte James COUTTIE 4th Bn. 17/09/1916 S/3765 L Cpl John DOIG 9th Bn. 17/09/1916 9168 Pte Alex KINNELL latterly 23913, 1st Bn. The Prince of Wales's (North Staffordshire Regt.). 17/09/1916 4093 Pte Charles Graham PETTY 6th Bn. 17/09/1916 S/9149 Pte Robert ROSS 9th Bn. 17/09/1916 S/8922 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-568/) - 6934 Sgt George ALLDAY 7th Bn. 18/09/1916 S/9536 Pte Andrew ARBUCKLE 9th Bn. 18/09/1916 S/7647 Pte James BAGAN 9th Bn. 18/09/1916 6744 Pte Peter BLACK 1/4th Bn. 18/09/1916 S/43290 Pte James COUPER 9th Bn. 18/09/1916 S/43248 Pte James FOTHERINGHAM 9th Bn. 18/09/1916 S/43291 Pte Robert HEWITSON 9th Bn. 18/09/1916 2113 Cpl Charles KERR 6th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-569/) - S/15965 Pte Joseph Victor CARR 9th Bn. formerly 7446 A.C.C. 19/09/1916 S/8512 Pte John KELLY 8th Bn. 19/09/1916 S/43202 Pte Adam SMITH 9th Bn. 19/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-570/) - T/2nd Lieut Jack Evelyn DENNISTON 10th Bn. (att. 1st Bn.). 20/09/1916 S/3933 Pte Peter ADAM 1st Bn. 20/09/1916 1867 Pte John BEEDIE 1st Bn. 20/09/1916 3336 Sgt James BEVERIDGE 7th Bn. 20/09/1916 4047 Pte David GATHERUM 6th Bn. 20/09/1916 S/43366 Pte William GIBSON 1st Bn. 20/09/1916 2974 Pte Thomas MILTON 4th Bn. 20/09/1916 S/8707 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-571/) - 1549 Pte David BENNETT 2nd Bn. formerly 3/5226 3rd Gordon High. 21/09/1916 S/14309 Pte John A BROUGH 1st Bn. 21/09/1916 3756 Pte Charles CRAWFORD 5th Bn. 21/09/1916 1863 Pte James EDWARD 5th Bn. 21/09/1916 S/40138 Pte James EWAN 1st Bn. 21/09/1916 6166 Pte James GRIEVE 4th Bn. 21/09/1916 4954 Pte Sidney LAMB 4th Bn. 21/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-572/) - S/9465 Cpl William BREMNER 9th Bn. 22/09/1916 8066 Pte George COOK 1st Bn. 22/09/1916 S/40153 Pte Richmond FINDLETON 1st Bn. 22/09/1916 3/1396 Pte John GIRVEN 1st Bn. 22/09/1916 S/13330 Pte Robert GREEN 1st Bn. 22/09/1916 3/3230 Pte James IMRIE 1st Bn. 22/09/1916 S/40284 Pte Ninian JOHNSTON 1st Bn. formerly 4980, Scot. Horse. 22/09/1916 S/40147 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-573/) - S/3600 L Cpl William BARCLAY 8th Bn. 23/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-574/) - S/9507 Pte Robert NIVEN 1st Bn. 24/09/1916 S/4092 Pte Peter ROBERTSON 1st Bn. 24/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-575/) - T/2nd Lieut Peter Ross HUSBAND 25/09/1916 Capt William Debenham McLaren STEWART 25/09/1916 548 Pte William AITKEN 1st Bn. 25/09/1916 S/40217 L Cpl Robert ALLAN 1st Bn. formerly 1380 H.C. Battn. 25/09/1916 1745 Pte William BREMNER MM 1st Bn. 25/09/1916 S/43391 Pte Charles BRUCE 1st Bn. 25/09/1916 3/4010 Pte George CALLAGHAN 1st Bn. 25/09/1916 3780 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-576/) - S/40201 Pte Andrew GIBSON 1st Bn. 26/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-577/) - S/40096 Sgt William SIME 1st Bn. 27/09/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-578/) - 3177 Pte Alexander BEGG 5th Bn. 29/09/1916 3795 Sgt John CARBERRY 4th Bn. 29/09/1916 S/40221 Pte Alexander McEWAN 1st Bn. 29/09/1916 4021 Pte Charles PATTERSON 4th Bn. 29/09/1916 S/43137 Pte James RUST 9th Bn. 29/09/1916 2210 Pte Thomas SMITH 4th Bn. 29/09/1916 6198 Pte George STRANG 4th Bn. 29/09/1916 3833 Pte Charles Bertram THWAITES 5th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-579/) - S/5721 Pte James Murray MELVILLE 10th Bn. 01/10/1916 S/5581 Pte John THOMSON 10th Bn. formerly 4765 Gordon High. 01/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-580/) - S/7622 Pte William FERGUSON 2nd Bn. 03/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-581/) - S/9565 Pte Alexander GUTHRIE 8th Bn. 04/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-582/) - 11815 Sgt Duncan McDOUGALL latterly 5658 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 05/10/1916 S/7481 Pte John RITCHIE 1st Bn. 05/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-583/) - 2nd Lieut Hector Victor Baird HENDRY 7th Bn. (T.F.). 06/10/1916 S/12843 Pte Sydney FOSTER 9th Bn. 06/10/1916 S/5630 L Sgt Thomas INKSTER 10th Bn. 06/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-584/) - 1200 Pte John WHITTON MM latterly 42333 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 07/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-585/) - S/6508 Pte Herbert BOURNE 2nd Bn. 09/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-586/) - T/Lieut Malcolm MACDONALD 10th Bn. 10/10/1916 S/9863 Sgt Andrew ALLISON 9th Bn. 10/10/1916 S/13267 L Cpl Matthew BROWN 2nd Bn. formerly 1439 A. & S.H. 10/10/1916 S/12896 Pte Alexander DUNCAN 10th Bn. 10/10/1916 S/5391 A/Sgt John HALCROW 10th Bn. 10/10/1916 467 Pte George HUTCHISON 5th Bn. 10/10/1916 S/40422 Pte Robert LEISHMAN 9th Bn. 10/10/1916 3972 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-587/) - T/2nd Lieut Thomas Russell TURNBULL 11th Bn. (att. 9th Bn.). 11/10/1916 S/4253 Pte Aaron BARNETT 9th Bn. 11/10/1916 S/9814 Pte David Allan HALLEY 9th Bn. 11/10/1916 S/10280 Pte Thomas MACFARLANE 9th Bn. 11/10/1916 S/7871 Pte Alexander McDOUGALL 10th Bn. 11/10/1916 S/9789 Pte William PATERSON 9th Bn. 11/10/1916 S/8604 Pte Andrew STRACHAN 9th Bn. 11/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-588/) - 3502 Pte Alexander M GRAY 5th Bn. 12/10/1916 3298 Pte John MILNE 5th Bn. 12/10/1916 S/11537 Pte John PRESTON 2nd Bn. 12/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-589/) - 5064 L Cpl James A K JOHNSTON 4th Bn. 13/10/1916 S/9247 Pte David LAIRD latterly S/43111, 2nd Bn. The Gordon Highlanders. 13/10/1916 S/11022 Pte John Penman WALKER 9th Bn. 13/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-590/) - Lieut William Cowan Ogilvy BARRIE 5th Bn. (T.). 14/10/1916 2nd Lieut Charles Methven GIBSON 4th Bn. (T.). 14/10/1916 2nd Lieut Walter Tyrrell SMITH 4th Bn. (T.). 14/10/1916 200435 L Cpl William John ALCORN 4th Bn. 14/10/1916 240535 Pte Alfred ALLAN 4/5th Bn. 14/10/1916 240490 Pte David BALLANTINE 5th Bn. 14/10/1916 S/6532 Pte Donald BEATON latterly - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-591/) - 2nd Lieut Robert Ernest FERRIER 4th Bn. (T). 15/10/1916 1549 Pte William CRUICKSHANKS 5th Bn. 15/10/1916 6768 Pte Alexander CRUICKSHANKS 7th Bn. 15/10/1916 2769 Pte James DONALDSON 7th Bn. 15/10/1916 4101 Pte William Edward DUNCAN 4th Bn. 15/10/1916 5540 Pte John FERGUSON 7th Bn. 15/10/1916 2384 Sgt William FOLEY 4th Bn. 15/10/1916 2281 L Cpl - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-592/) - S/2913 Pte Henry ADAMSON 8th Bn. 16/10/1916 3744 Pte Richard DOYLE 5th Bn. 16/10/1916 3254 Pte Archibald GLEN 5th Bn. 16/10/1916 S/12664 Pte David SIMPSON latterly S/43160 2nd Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 16/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-593/) - 2nd Lieut Albert Thomas James BALKWILL 8th Bn. 17/10/1916 P/145889 2nd Lieut Arthur Duncanson HUTCHISON 8th Bn. 17/10/1916 2nd Lieut John Cooper WILSON 4th Bn. (T.), (and R.F.C.). 17/10/1916 S/13343 Pte William BROWN 8th Bn. 17/10/1916 S/12793 Pte John JOHNSTON 8th Bn. 17/10/1916 3807 Pte Thomas McCULLOCH 5th Bn. 17/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-594/) - S/12853 Pte John McMILLAN 8th Bn. 18/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-595/) - T/2nd Lieut James Alexander ANDERSON 11th Bn. (att. 8th Bn.). 19/10/1916 T/2nd Lieut Asa CRAVEN 8th Bn. (att. 11th Bn.). 19/10/1916 S/13095 Pte Arthur Crawford ALLEN 8th Bn. 19/10/1916 S/3663 A/Cpl David APPLEBY 8th Bn. 19/10/1916 S/11542 Pte John BELLINGHAM 8th Bn. 19/10/1916 2430 Pte David BISSETT 8th Bn. 19/10/1916 S/43129 Pte Alexander BOYTER 8th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-596/) - S/40528 Pte Andrew ANDERSON 8th Bn. 20/10/1916 S/40536 Pte Thomas BALSILLIE 8th Bn. 20/10/1916 4868 Pte William J Morison COOK 4th Bn. 20/10/1916 S/40475 Pte Albert GRAINGER 8th Bn. 20/10/1916 S/43327 Pte Peter IZATT 8th Bn. 20/10/1916 S/13048 Pte David MACDONALD latterly S/14620 1st Garr. Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 20/10/1916 S/40575 Pte Andrew McLEAN 8th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-597/) - S/43027 L Cpl George CLARK 8th Bn. 21/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-598/) - S/12811 Pte William LINKSTON 8th Bn. 22/10/1916 1990 L Cpl John PARKINSON 6th Bn. 22/10/1916 5251 Pte James WALLACE 6th Bn. 22/10/1916 2614 Pte Edmund WILSON 6th Bn. 22/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-599/) - 6357 Pte Patrick BOYLE 4th Bn. 23/10/1916 2749 Pte James BULLOCH 7th Bn. 23/10/1916 4266 Pte James CHALMERS 4th Bn. 23/10/1916 4094 Pte William CLARK 4th Bn. 23/10/1916 2869 Pte John DICK 4th Bn. 23/10/1916 4235 L Sgt Frank Rose FERGUSON 4th Bn. 23/10/1916 2497 Pte Alexander FOX 5th Bn. 23/10/1916 240813 Pte Owen GIBSON - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-600/) - 4004 Pte Andrew FISHER 4th Bn. 24/10/1916 S/9028 Cpl Thomas GOVENLOCK 9th Bn. 24/10/1916 3492 Pte William HARPER 4th Bn. 24/10/1916 3038 Pte William STARK 7th Bn. 24/10/1916 S/14103 Pte Thomas WARD 12th Bn. 24/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-601/) - 4907 Pte James Inglis DICK 7th Bn. 25/10/1916 201370 Pte Percy DOWNTON 4th Bn. 25/10/1916 3526 Pte Francis THOMSON 5th Bn. 25/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-602/) - 2nd Lieut Quentin McLAREN 6th Bn. (T.). 26/10/1916 9208 Sgt Alexander KIDD 3rd Res. Bn. 26/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-603/) - S/8950 Pte Henry MILLER 9th Bn. 29/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-604/) - 5572 Pte Charles CROMBIE 7th Bn. 31/10/1916 3794 Pte John HOWIE 5th Bn. 31/10/1916 6866 Sgt Alexander HUTCHISON 7th Bn. 31/10/1916 6865 Pte Robert MARSHALL 7th Bn. 31/10/1916 6863 Sgt Alexander POTTER 7th Bn. 31/10/1916 1626 Pte John RAMSAY 7th Bn. 31/10/1916 2862 Pte Robert WALTON 7th Bn. 31/10/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-605/) - S/8998 Pte John GARVIE 8th Bn. 02/11/1916 S/18477 Pte Reuben HARRIS 10th Bn. 02/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-606/) - 3182 Pte Samuel BURGESS 5th Bn. 05/11/1916 S/6890 Pte James KENNEDY 10th Bn. 05/11/1916 S/11768 Pte Frank OWEN 10th Bn. 05/11/1916 S/10633 Pte William WATSON 2nd Bn. formerly 21197 Cameron Highrs. 05/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-607/) - 3759 Pte Thomas HUTCHINSON 4th Bn. 06/11/1916 4473 Pte Robert ORR 4th Bn. 06/11/1916 773 L Cpl Reginald WHYTE 2nd Bn. 06/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-608/) - S/17629 Pte Ebenezer Grant McKAY 10th Bn. 07/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-609/) - 3580 Pte George TAYLOR 5th Bn. 09/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-610/) - S/8195 WO2 (CSM) James ADAMS Depot. 11/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-611/) - S/8569 Pte Angus Cameron BUCHANAN 8th Bn. 12/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-612/) - 2nd Lieut William BEGG 5th Bn. (T.). 13/11/1916 2nd Lieut George Morton CAIRNS 6th Bn. (T). 13/11/1916 Capt Thomas FERGUSON 6th Bn. (T.). 13/11/1916 2nd Lieut Leo Frederick David SHERIFF 4th Bn. (T.). 13/11/1916 1504 Pte James ARMSTRONG MM 6th Bn. 13/11/1916 1571 Sgt Henry BAPTIE 7th Bn. 13/11/1916 2187 L Sgt John BLACK 6th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-613/) - 2nd Lieut Matthew Paul McLEOD 6th Bn. (T.). 14/11/1916 2756 L Cpl David CARGILL 5th Bn. 14/11/1916 4269 Pte Thomas CARGILL 6th Bn. 14/11/1916 2312 CQMS John CRAWFORD 5th Bn. 14/11/1916 1434 Cpl Duncan FENWICK 4th Bn. 14/11/1916 6379 Pte Neil GENTLE 4th Bn. 14/11/1916 202079 Pte John GORDON 4th Bn. 14/11/1916 2202 L Sgt - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-614/) - 2887 L Cpl David KELLOCK latterly 22170, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 15/11/1916 S/15297 L Cpl William POLLOCK 12th Bn. 15/11/1916 447 Sgt James PYOTT 5th Bn. 15/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-615/) - 2nd Lieut Hubert William STRATHAIRN 6th Bn. (T.). 16/11/1916 4062 Pte Duncan FERGUSON 5th Bn. 16/11/1916 5120 Pte John Wilmot MacKenzie PALK 4th Bn. 16/11/1916 6746 Pte James RITCHIE 7th Bn. 16/11/1916 5140 Pte Ambrose RYAN 4th Bn. 16/11/1916 6922 L Cpl Charles STEWART 7th Bn. 16/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-616/) - T/2nd Lieut Eric BRUCE 11th Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 17/11/1916 1857 Pte Richard HALKETT latterly 24485, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 17/11/1916 1036 Pte David LOWE MM 5th Bn. 17/11/1916 1164 L Cpl Thomas SMITH 6th Bn. 17/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-617/) - S/15621 Pte Alexander BROWN latterly 33405 16th Bn. H.L.I. 18/11/1916 S/15618 Pte James CADOGAN latterly 33408 16th Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 18/11/1916 S/15615 Pte Thomas CLARK latterly 33413 16th Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 18/11/1916 S/14392 Pte Robert CONNELLY latterly 33415 17th Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 18/11/1916 S/12691 Pte William CRAIGIE latterly 33416 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-618/) - 3489 L Cpl Stewart BRODIE 6th Bn. 19/11/1916 1461 A/L Sgt William COUPAR 19/11/1916 S/15631 Pte Arthur McGREGOR latterly 33453, 16th Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 19/11/1916 6868 Pte Andrew TAYLOR 7th Bn. 19/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-619/) - 2nd Lieut Hubert St Lawrence FEILING 1st Bn. 20/11/1916 5569 Pte Charles BIGGS 7th Bn. formerly S/15435 A.& S.H. 20/11/1916 S/14210 Pte Donald LUKE 1st Bn. 20/11/1916 4028 Sgt George MAINDS 4th Bn. 20/11/1916 S/14462 Pte John MEARS 1st Bn. 20/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-620/) - Capt Robert Bruce ELLIS MC 6th Bn. (T.). 21/11/1916 4325 Pte George BATCHELOR 6th Bn. 21/11/1916 5241 Pte Peter MONCRIEFF 6th Bn. 21/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-621/) - T/2nd Lieut Thomas Binnie ANDERSON 1st Bn. 22/11/1916 2nd Lieut Andrew Clark LAIRD 5th Bn. (T.). 22/11/1916 Lieut John Watson McCASH 6th Bn. (T.), (and R.F.C.). 22/11/1916 S/40066 Pte Alexander WATSON 1st Bn. 22/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-622/) - 6178 Pte David FARQUHAR 6th Bn. 24/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-623/) - S/16838 Pte John CAMERON Depot. 25/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-624/) - 1898 Cpl Donald Campbell WALKER 6th Bn. 26/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-625/) - 5672 Pte James GARDINER 4th Bn. 27/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-626/) - 2041 Pte Robert WHITE 6th Bn. 28/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-627/) - T/2nd Lieut Neil McMILLAN 1st Bn. 29/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-628/) - 2nd Lieut Robert Naismith KEAY 6th Bn. (T.). 30/11/1916 315566 Pte Ernest ASHWORTH 13th Bn. formerly 1250 Scot. Horse. 30/11/1916 S/14363 Pte John CARMICHAEL 1st Bn. 30/11/1916 S/14576 Pte David GRAHAM 1st Bn. 30/11/1916 5764 Pte James STEWART 6th Bn. 30/11/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-629/) - 4633 Pte James McARTHUR 7th Bn. 01/12/1916 2695 Cpl William SNEDDON 7th Bn. 01/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-630/) - 5577 Pte William Peter GRANT 7th Bn. 02/12/1916 S/3957 Sgt Colin Cormack ROBINSON Depot. 02/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-631/) - S/15636 Pte Charles LINDSAY latterly 33443 16th Bn. H.L.I. 03/12/1916 6790 Pte George McNAUGHTON 7th Bn. 03/12/1916 3846 Pte Edgar SMITH 7th Bn. 03/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-632/) - T/2nd Lieut Archibald King SINCLAIR 11th Bn. 05/12/1916 S/10545 Pte Thomas BAILLIE 2nd Bn. formerly 21376 Cameron High. 05/12/1916 3525 Pte Francis CRABB latterly 42327 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 05/12/1916 2419 Pte William FLEMING latterly 20414 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 05/12/1916 7769 Pte Duncan McCREADIE latterly 20421 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 05/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-633/) - 1600 Pte William BROWN 6th Bn. 06/12/1916 3/2980 Pte William COX 8th Bn. 06/12/1916 S/10096 Pte Charles FILMER 1st Bn. 06/12/1916 S/13329 A/Cpl John McGUIRE 1st Bn. 06/12/1916 S/40071 Pte James SMITH 1st Bn. 06/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-634/) - 6346 Pte James COCHRANE 4th Bn. 07/12/1916 2145 Sgt Gordon McGREGOR 2nd Bn. 07/12/1916 S/7649 Pte James MILLER 1st Bn. 07/12/1916 S/17512 Pte Charles RATTRAY 2nd Bn. 07/12/1916 3840 Pte William Young URQUHART 6th Bn. 07/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-635/) - 6216 Pte John PORTER 6th Bn. 08/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-636/) - TR./1/4 WO2 (CSM) John FERGUSON 10th Bn. (38 Bn. Training Reserve). 10/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-637/) - S/15634 Pte James BRUCE latterly 33406. 16th Bn. The High. Light Infantry. 11/12/1916 S/12238 Pte Donald McCRAW 2nd Bn. 11/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-638/) - S/4974 Pte George SIMPSON 1st Bn. 13/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-639/) - 3808 Pte John MALCOLM 5th Bn. formerly F.& F. Yeomanry. 14/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-640/) - 2nd Lieut Frederick Alwin HOLLIS 6th Bn. (T.F.). 17/12/1916 S/13570 Pte Patrick CUNNINGHAM 12th Bn. 17/12/1916 5794 Pte William WRIGHT 7th Bn. 17/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-641/) - T/Lieut Robert Eric ODELL 8th Bn. 20/12/1916 5974 Pte William FORBES 6th Bn. 20/12/1916 20036 Pte Alexander STARK latterly 6646 R.D.C. 20/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-642/) - S/7724 Pte John GORDON 1st Bn. 21/12/1916 3/2742 Pte Hugh McMILLAN 2nd Bn. 21/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-643/) - S/14775 Pte Thomas CRAWFORD Depot. 23/12/1916 S/43362 Pte John Edward UTLEY 1st Bn. 23/12/1916 2252 L Sgt Alexander WALLACE 7th Bn. 23/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-644/) - S/11128 Pte Charles FEARNS 1st Bn. 24/12/1916 S/40267 Pte Archibald McDONALD 1st Bn. formerly 5068 Scot. Horse. 24/12/1916 S/11186 Pte Reginald John SPITTLE 1st Bn. 24/12/1916 3450 Pte James STAFFORD 7th Bn. 24/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-645/) - 4884 Pte John McNEIL 4th Bn. 25/12/1916 S/16192 Pte James SEATON 9th Bn. 25/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-646/) - S/15105 Pte Robert Morris GAY 2nd Bn. 26/12/1916 S/15449 Pte Alexander THOW 12th Bn. formerly 24581 R.Scots. 26/12/1916 3619 Pte Robert Lawbion WATTS 4th Bn. 26/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-647/) - S/14395 Pte George GRAHAM 1st Bn. 27/12/1916 S/2931 Sgt David WATSON 8th Bn. 27/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-648/) - S/6525 Sgt Christopher BOLAND 8th Bn. 28/12/1916 530 Sgt William GUTHRIE 8th Bn. 28/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-649/) - S/40356 Pte John ROBERTSON 9th Bn. 29/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-650/) - 9852 Pte John BEATTIE 2nd Bn. 30/12/1916 5096 Pte Alexander CARSTAIRS 7th Bn. 30/12/1916 6415 Pte Michael DRUMM 4th Bn. 30/12/1916 1920 Pte John McGREGOR 5th Bn. 30/12/1916 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-651/) - S/17560 Pte William James BENSON 8th Bn. formerly 1735 A. & S. H. 01/01/1917 S/12362 Pte Handel HOLLAND 8th Bn. 01/01/1917 S/17539 Pte James MILNE 8th Bn. formerly S/9377 A. & S. Highrs. 01/01/1917 S/12993 Pte Robert MITCHELL 8th Bn. 01/01/1917 S/9311 Pte Donald SLOAN 8th Bn. 01/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-652/) - 2626 Pte James BEATTIE 5th Bn. 02/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-653/) - 3391 Sgt John McLAUCHLAN MM 4th Bn. 03/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-654/) - 6926 Pte Charles HOLT 7th Bn. 04/01/1917 6389 Pte Andrew LUNN 7th Bn. 04/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-655/) - 6307 Pte James COOK 7th Bn. 05/01/1917 6306 Pte Alexander CRAIG 7th Bn. 05/01/1917 6517 Pte William FORBES 4th Bn. 05/01/1917 1549 Pte Alexander HORSBURGH 7th Bn. 05/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-656/) - S/17594 Pte David GILMOUR 8th Bn. formerly S/5646 A.& S.H. 06/01/1917 191 L Sgt William O'REILLY latterly 9190 1st Bn. Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Fusiliers). 06/01/1917 S/40351 Pte James TARBET 9th Bn. formerly 2032 Scot.Horse. 06/01/1917 S/12561 Pte John Cecil WILKINSON 8th Bn. 06/01/1917 S/15958 Pte Thomas WILSON 9th Bn. formerly 2681 Seaforth High. 06/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-657/) - T/2nd Lieut Duncan MacKENZIE 07/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-658/) - 4470 Pte James JOHNSTON 7th Bn. 08/01/1917 290539 Pte John ROSE 7th Bn. 08/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-659/) - 2176 Sgt James HARRIS 5th Bn. 09/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-660/) - S/40178 Pte David LAING 1st Bn. 10/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-661/) - 6421 Pte Geoffrey William CAMPBELL 4th Bn. 12/01/1917 6216 Pte Daniel GALBRAITH 4th Bn. 12/01/1917 2535 Pte James McAULAY 5th Bn. 12/01/1917 2276 L Sgt William SMITH 5th Bn. 12/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-662/) - 14009 Pte George CARSON 2nd Bn. 13/01/1917 S/12558 Pte William MARTIN 10th Bn. 13/01/1917 S/16777 Pte Frank Armstrong McDONALD 9th Bn. 13/01/1917 3/2818 Pte Peter TORLEY Depot. 13/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-663/) - 6510 Pte Robert Blackwood STEVENSON 4th Bn. 17/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-664/) - 1536 Cpl William S GUTHRIE 4th Bn. 18/01/1917 S/16007 Pte David REID latterly 33461, 15th Bn. H.L.I. 18/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-665/) - 4400 Pte John GUTHRIE 6th Bn. 22/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-666/) - 3/8203 Pte Andrew TODD 1st Bn. 23/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-667/) - S/2920 Pte James ANDERSON 2nd Bn. 24/01/1917 3338 Pte James GORDON latterly 42331 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 24/01/1917 3436 L Cpl Thomas KELLY 4th Bn. 24/01/1917 3/2754 Pte James TENNANT 9th Bn. 24/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-668/) - 6228 Pte William BERTRAM 4th Bn. 25/01/1917 S/16813 Pte Arthur MacKENZIE latterly 39549, 13th Bn. The Royal Scots. 25/01/1917 S/11487 A/Cpl Matthew PATON 9th Bn. 25/01/1917 S/12986 Pte William THOMSON latterly 39558 13th Bn. The Royal Scots. 25/01/1917 S/40029 Pte James TRACEY 9th Bn. 25/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-669/) - 4137 Pte David STEWART 6th Bn. 26/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-670/) - S/6481 Pte Alexander KIRK 8th Bn. 27/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-671/) - S/15991 Pte Joseph ALKER 9th Bn. formerly 14389 K.O.S.B. 28/01/1917 S/12312 Pte Alexander BARCLAY 9th Bn. 28/01/1917 S/40005 Pte James Raeburn GARLAND 9th Bn. 28/01/1917 S/43201 Pte William PHILLIPS 9th Bn. 28/01/1917 S/9387 Pte James SOUTAR 9th Bn. 28/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-672/) - S/40097 Pte Alexander CUNNINGHAM 1st Bn. 29/01/1917 1091 Pte John GOWRIE 6th Bn. 29/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-673/) - 2409 L Cpl James PHILIP 7th Bn. 30/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-674/) - S/18714 Pte William BROCK 6th Bn. 31/01/1917 S/18679 Pte John LEE 6th Bn. 31/01/1917 S/10864 Pte Frederick SPENCE latterly 39554 13th Bn. The Royal Scots. 31/01/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-675/) - S/3851 Sgt James SLOAN MM 8th Bn. 01/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-676/) - T/2nd Lieut William DOW 9th Bn. 02/02/1917 2942 Pte Alfred McGUIGAN latterly 34268, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 02/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-677/) - S/4337 Pte Joseph FINDLAY 9th Bn. 03/02/1917 6222 Pte James GRAY 4th Bn. 03/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-678/) - S/40514 L Cpl Walter JOHNSTON 8th Bn. 05/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-679/) - 3480 Pte James McCABE latterly 23899 13th Bn. The Prince of Wales's (North Staffordshire Regt.). 08/02/1917 S/12821 Pte Andrew PRYDE 8th Bn. 08/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-680/) - S/40468 Pte Alexander DOUGLAS 8th Bn. 09/02/1917 290080 Pte William LIVINGSTONE 7th Bn. 09/02/1917 6337 Pte Alexander WALKER 4th Bn. 09/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-681/) - 16303 L Cpl Peter McSKIMMING 2nd Bn. 11/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-682/) - S/15839 Pte Frank MITCHELL latterly 33451 17th Bn. The Highland Light Inf. 13/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-683/) - S/14371 Pte Andrew MARTIN 12th Bn. 16/02/1917 2718 Pte Charles MILNE latterly 36674 R.D.C. 16/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-684/) - T/2nd Lieut Herbert William BRUCE 2nd Bn. 17/02/1917 S/19436 Pte James CRAWFORD 2nd Bn. 17/02/1917 S/5230 Pte James McDOUGALL 2nd Bn. 17/02/1917 7579 Pte Frederick MILES latterly 61722 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 17/02/1917 S/15690 Pte William WILKIE latterly 39208 13th Bn. The Royal Scots. 17/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-685/) - S/12745 Pte Charles BARNETT 8th Bn. 18/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-686/) - 3/2551 Pte James DUNCAN 1st Bn. 19/02/1917 S/10744 Pte William Fowler HENDRY 1st Bn. 19/02/1917 3037 Pte Bernard McDONALD 5th Bn. 19/02/1917 S/16839 Pte John RUSSELL 8th Bn. 19/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-687/) - 1768 L Cpl John BOYLE 1st Bn. 23/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-688/) - 1734 L Cpl William FENTIE latterly 61666 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 24/02/1917 S/16788 Pte Robert William GRAHAM 1st Bn. 24/02/1917 S/12512 Pte Andrew SWANSTON 2nd Bn. 24/02/1917 S/14176 Pte James SYMON 1st Bn. 24/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-689/) - S/11078 L Cpl James Proven DRYSDALE 9th Bn. 26/02/1917 S/12270 Cpl Alfred EVANS latterly 35102 2nd Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 26/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-690/) - S/4993 Pte James McGEE 9th Bn. 27/02/1917 315963 Pte George Ewing RUSSELL 13th Bn. Formerly 5999 Pte 2nd Scottish Horse. 27/02/1917 S/13392 Pte William WEBSTER 10th Bn. 27/02/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-691/) - 316731 Pte Andrew McQUARRIE 13th Bn. formerly 5196 Scottish Horse. 01/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-692/) - 3001 Pte Robert ELDER 5th Bn. 02/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-693/) - S/6773 Pte Thomas AIRD 1st Bn. 03/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-694/) - S/13989 Pte John KING 2nd Bn. 04/03/1917 310015 Pte James WILSON 7th Bn. formerly 2574 H.C. Bn. 04/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-695/) - S/40186 L Cpl John MITCHELL 1st Bn. 05/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-696/) - S/6964 A/Cpl George COMBE 2nd Bn. 06/03/1917 1156 Pte John Watson LAWRIE 1st Bn. 06/03/1917 S/16299 Pte James SUTHERLAND 1st Bn. 06/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-697/) - 5117 Pte David FERGUSON latterly 60152 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 07/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-698/) - S/15630 Pte James R BUCHANAN latterly 33407 16th Bn. H.L.I. 08/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-699/) - S/40765 Pte James Farquharson ABBOT 8th Bn. 09/03/1917 200923 Pte Stewart MACDONALD 4th Bn. 09/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-700/) - S/18091 Pte Francis HOWIE 8th Bn. 11/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-701/) - S/16816 Pte William Ryrie MERRILEES latterly 39622 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 12/03/1917 S/18044 Pte Allan PATULLO 3rd Res. Bn. 12/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-702/) - Lieut Alexr Neville BLAIR 5th Bn. (T.). 13/03/1917 S/9855 A/Cpl David CUNNINGHAM 9th Bn. 13/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-703/) - T/2nd Lieut Thomas GILLESPIE 2nd Bn. 14/03/1917 Lieut Edward George Bradshaw MILLER-STIRLING 2nd Bn. 14/03/1917 Capt Ronald Montague PURVIS 3rd Bn. 14/03/1917 2nd Lieut Alexander Aytoun YOUNG 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 14/03/1917 S/19435 Pte David AITKEN 2nd Bn. 14/03/1917 2084 Sgt James BARRIE 2nd Bn. 14/03/1917 S/5142 L Cpl John BENNETT 2nd Bn. 14/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-704/) - 2nd Lieut John Henry COTTERILL 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 15/03/1917 S/5565 Pte Lewis BOLTON 10th Bn. 15/03/1917 13186 L Cpl William CAMPBELL 2nd Bn. formerly 578 A. & S.H. 15/03/1917 S/14409 Pte William CLARK 1st Bn. 15/03/1917 S/15613 Pte James COOK 2nd Bn. 15/03/1917 S/17497 Pte James GREIG 2nd Bn. 15/03/1917 200080 L Cpl - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-705/) - 2355 L Cpl John CUNNINGHAM 2nd Bn. 16/03/1917 4339 Pte James LENNON latterly 61718 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 16/03/1917 S/43228 Pte John MOFFAT 9th Bn. 16/03/1917 316870 Pte Robert WHYTE 13th Bn. formerly 3778 Scottish Horse. 16/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-706/) - 292888 Sgt William McCARRICK 7th Bn. 17/03/1917 290860 Cpl David Hay RAMSAY 7th Bn. 17/03/1917 292805 Pte John SCOBIE 7th Bn. 17/03/1917 292479 Pte John SMITH 7th Bn. 17/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-707/) - 292483 Pte Ernest Charles GRINDELL 7th Bn. 18/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-708/) - 17348 Pte Robert BROUGH latterly 38345 11th Bn. The Worcestershire Regt. 20/03/1917 345774 Pte John REID 14th Bn. formerly S/5740, Gordon Highrs. 20/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-709/) - 290350 L Cpl David BARCLAY 7th Bn. 21/03/1917 290672 Pte Thomas BURKE 7th Bn. 21/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-710/) - 2nd Lieut Charles John ROBERTSON 6th Bn. (T.). 22/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-711/) - S/6436 Pte Frederick BEWLEY 2nd Bn. 24/03/1917 265090 Cpl Peter CAMPBELL 6th Bn. 24/03/1917 1115 Pte James McLEOD latterly 20485, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 24/03/1917 3/3322 Pte Duncan TULLOCH 9th Bn. 24/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-712/) - 268064 Pte Alexander MURCAR 6th Bn. formerly 6666 Scottish Horse. 25/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-713/) - 201402 Pte Alexander GIBSON 4th Bn. 26/03/1917 241085 Cpl David Collie MARTIN 5th Bn. 26/03/1917 S/16752 Pte Samuel MEARNS 9th Bn. 26/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-714/) - 310048 Pte William A E BELL 1st Bn. formerly 2976 H.C. Battn. 28/03/1917 202631 L Cpl James TAYLOR 4th Bn. 28/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-715/) - 266315 Pte Joseph BEACHILL 6th Bn. 29/03/1917 S/13183 Pte Roderick KEPPIE 2nd Bn. formerly 2979, A. & S.H. 29/03/1917 S/43164 Pte Alexander LINN 9th Bn. 29/03/1917 268071 Pte David MILNE 6th Bn. formerly 6785 Scottish Horse. 29/03/1917 267840 Pte James MUIR 6th Bn. 29/03/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-716/) - 265785 Pte John BLACK 6th Bn. 31/03/1917 268355 Pte Albert BRYCE 6th Bn. formerly 71 Scottish Horse. 31/03/1917 268399 Pte Caradoe Noton HULME 6th Bn. formerly 543, Scottish Horse. 31/03/1917 266277 Pte James Alexander JOHNSTON 6th Bn. 31/03/1917 266829 Pte Thomas McBRIDE 6th Bn. 31/03/1917 267827 Pte Christopher Miller MORRISON 6th Bn. 31/03/1917 266932 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-717/) - 292448 L Cpl George William ARCHER 7th Bn. 01/04/1917 S/20144 Pte Robert George COLESHILL Depot. 01/04/1917 265347 L Cpl George DURWARD 6th Bn. 01/04/1917 268032 Pte David IRVINE 6th Bn. formerly 6554, Scottish Horse. 01/04/1917 267646 Pte Thomas LUCKIE 6th Bn. 01/04/1917 268080 Pte William McPHERSON 6th Bn. formerly 6625 Scottish Horse. 01/04/1917 202329 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-718/) - 2nd Lieut James DAWSON 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 02/04/1917 268229 L Cpl Thomas BISSETT 6th Bn. 02/04/1917 268192 Pte William DEMPSTER 6th Bn. 02/04/1917 265114 Pte John DEWAR 6th Bn. 02/04/1917 267946 Pte George Robert JONES 6th Bn. formerly 6488, Scottish Horse. 02/04/1917 268051 Pte Alfred LAMB 6th Bn. formerly 6654, Scottish Horse. 02/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-719/) - 267880 Pte George JAMIESON 6th Bn. 03/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-720/) - 292601 Pte Hugh CONNELL 7th Bn. 04/04/1917 S/16319 Pte Andrew NICHOLSON latterly S/19580 3rd (Res.) Bn. The Sea. High. 04/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-721/) - 267988 Pte James CAMERON 6th Bn. formerly 6727 Scottish Horse. 05/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-722/) - 266441 Pte William MACQUHAE 6th Bn. 06/04/1917 266846 Pte William Johnstone McVINNIE 6th Bn. 06/04/1917 291871 Pte James QUINN 7th Bn. 06/04/1917 202625 Pte John SHARP 4/5th Bn. 06/04/1917 S/16561 Pte William SIMPSON 9th Bn. 06/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-723/) - 268405 Pte Lewis Richard ARCHER 6th Bn. 07/04/1917 S/11505 Pte James HAVLIN 9th Bn. 07/04/1917 268041 Pte Charles KERR 6th Bn. formerly 6599, Scottish Horse. 07/04/1917 S/10779 Pte Andrew KYLE 8th Bn. 07/04/1917 266783 Pte Andrew McKENDRICK 6th Bn. 07/04/1917 266906 Pte John McLENNAN 6th Bn. 07/04/1917 S/16845 Pte William MUNRO 9th Bn. 07/04/1917 292928 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-724/) - Lieut Robert Macpherson DON 10th Bn. 08/04/1917 S/18098 Pte William CRAIK -10-04-17. latterly S/40819 4th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 08/04/1917 S/16350 Pte Alfred Willie DREDGE 9th Bn. 08/04/1917 266530 Pte George Frederick LEAVER 6th Bn. 08/04/1917 240354 Pte David MOIR 4/5th Bn. 08/04/1917 S/16895 Pte Robert SHEARER 9th Bn. 08/04/1917 268378 Pte George TINNING 6th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-725/) - T/Lieut Maurice Edward Pelham BURN (att. 8th Bn.). 09/04/1917 T/2nd Lieut David Wilson Harper CUTHBERT 9th Bn. 09/04/1917 T/2nd Lieut Oswald Campbell FRASER 9th Bn. 09/04/1917 T/2nd Lieut William Zacharias GAWNE 8th Bn. 09/04/1917 T/2nd Lieut Henry Erskine TYSER 8th Bn. 09/04/1917 8034 Sgt Alexander ANDERSON latterly 17367 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 09/04/1917 S/12262 L - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-726/) - T/2nd Lieut Alexander James MANN 8th Bn. 10/04/1917 2025 Pte Robert BAILLIE 9th Bn. 10/04/1917 S/3097 Pte Allan McINTOSH 8th Bn. 10/04/1917 S/16557 Pte George Reid McKENZIE 9th Bn. 10/04/1917 S/9426 L Cpl Alexander McQUARRIE latterly 28861 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 10/04/1917 S/8808 Pte William MURRAY 8th Bn. 10/04/1917 S/16614 Pte David NICOL 8th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-727/) - S/14405 Pte William Dickson BELL 9th Bn. 11/04/1917 S/15781 Pte David BENNETT latterly 39537 13th Bn. The Royal Scots. 11/04/1917 S/40540 Pte Thomas Long BRUNTON 8th Bn. 11/04/1917 292592 Pte Robert Alexander BURNESS 7th Bn. 11/04/1917 S/14415 L Cpl David DUNCAN latterly S/17067 2nd Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 11/04/1917 S/14357 Pte James DUNCAN latterly S/17070 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-728/) - 2nd Lieut Alexander Dale MUIR 6th Bn. 12/04/1917 S/8723 Pte Andrew HORNE latterly 39646, 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 12/04/1917 S/14571 Pte Joseph LOWE latterly 39619 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 12/04/1917 S/10385 Sgt Alexander MILLER latterly S/17061 2nd Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 12/04/1917 17610 L Cpl Charles OSLER 8th Bn. 12/04/1917 S/9668 Cpl William - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-729/) - T/2nd Lieut Philip Oliphant RAY 8th Bn. (and R.F.C., 59 Sqd.). 13/04/1917 265281 Pte William DALGITY 6th Bn. 13/04/1917 S/10694 Pte John FLANNIGAN 9th Bn. 13/04/1917 S/40734 Pte George JOHNSTON 8th Bn. 13/04/1917 293094 Pte James LEMON 7th Bn. 13/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-730/) - S/8772 Sgt Herbert William BEEBY 9th Bn. 14/04/1917 17736 Pte Robert W BROWN latterly S/40859 4th Bn. The Sea. High. 14/04/1917 S/2946 Pte John GALLOWAY 8th Bn. 14/04/1917 10439 Pte William HALLAM 2nd Bn. formerly 18525, R.G.A. 14/04/1917 345736 Pte James SHEPHERD 14th Bn. formerly S/9463 Royal Highrs. 14/04/1917 292969 Pte Alexander STEWART 7th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-731/) - Lieut David Stevens TURNBULL 6th Bn. (T.), (and R.F.C.). 15/04/1917 S/20010 Pte Douglas James BANNERMAN 2nd Bn. 15/04/1917 292587 Pte Norman BURNS 7th Bn. 15/04/1917 S/12701 L Cpl George DRINNAN 14th Bn. 15/04/1917 S/18724 Pte James Pine FINDLATER 14th Bn. 15/04/1917 S/20045 Pte William HENDERSON 2nd Bn. 15/04/1917 S/11047 Pte David JARVIS 8th Bn. 15/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-732/) - 292725 Pte William Thomas AYLOTT 7th Bn. 16/04/1917 290563 L Sgt Frederick BROWN 7th Bn. 16/04/1917 292845 Pte James Crabb DAWSON 7th Bn. 16/04/1917 10085 Pte Owen McDONALD 8th Bn. 16/04/1917 292865 Cpl Archibald McINNES 7th Bn. 16/04/1917 S/6195 Pte Harry MUIR 8th Bn. 16/04/1917 3015 Pte Andrew NICOLL latterly 44651 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-733/) - 265048 Sgt James ALEXANDER MM 6th Bn. 17/04/1917 266075 Pte Robert CAMERON 6th Bn. 17/04/1917 293155 Pte Robert DALRYMPLE 7th Bn. 17/04/1917 S/9190 Pte Alfred LORIMER 8th Bn. 17/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-734/) - Capt Thomas Ernest REID 3rd Bn. (att. 9th Bn.). 18/04/1917 S/6292 Pte Robert ARCHIBALD 8th Bn. 18/04/1917 291467 Pte Philip McKre DUNCAN 7th Bn. 18/04/1917 265620 Pte Andrew James INKSTER 6th Bn. 18/04/1917 266597 Pte William LYALL 6th Bn. 18/04/1917 266577 Pte Walter SMITH 6th Bn. 18/04/1917 268282 Pte Kenneth WATSON 6th Bn. formerly 6698 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-735/) - S/20762 Pte John CAIRNEY 4th Bn. 19/04/1917 267942 Pte James DINGWALL 6th Bn. formerly 6417 Scottish Horse. 19/04/1917 267896 Pte James McDONALD 6th Bn. 19/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-736/) - 290230 Cpl John CALDER 7th Bn. 20/04/1917 291145 Pte Joseph CAMPBELL 7th Bn. 20/04/1917 267698 Pte Walter Kennedy DUNLOP 6th Bn. 20/04/1917 290059 Cpl John FLANNIGAN 7th Bn. 20/04/1917 265925 Cpl David FORBES 6th Bn. 20/04/1917 79 Bdsm Edwin Foster MILLAR MM 2nd Bn. 20/04/1917 8390 Pte William MURPHY 2nd Bn. 20/04/1917 S/13207 L Cpl - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-737/) - Capt Robert MACFARLANE MC 3rd Bn. (att. 2nd Bn.). 21/04/1917 T/2nd Lieut Dugald McARTHUR 2nd Bn. 21/04/1917 T/2nd Lieut Tom PEEL (att. 2nd Bn.). 21/04/1917 S/15632 Pte John ADAM 2nd Bn. 21/04/1917 S/16160 Pte David ANDERSON latterly 33326 15th Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 21/04/1917 S/10023 Pte James BARNES 2nd Bn. 21/04/1917 S/13905 Pte Colin - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-738/) - S/13103 Pte William BENSON 2nd Bn. formerly S/15691 A. & S. High. 22/04/1917 S/14594 Pte James DUNBAR latterly 39171 13th Bn. The Royal Scots. 22/04/1917 S/13717 Pte George Miller WATT 2nd Bn. 22/04/1917 266518 Pte Percy WOOD 6th Bn. 22/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-739/) - T/2nd Lieut William ANDERSON 11th Bn. (att. 9th Bn.). 23/04/1917 T/Lieut Octavius Leslie BEARN 9th Bn. 23/04/1917 2nd Lieut Beaumont Crowther Oswald BEATSON 7th Bn. (T.). 23/04/1917 2nd Lieut Clifford Hicks BUTLER 5th Bn. (T.). 23/04/1917 2nd Lieut Alfred Bramhill DOE 6th Bn. (T.). 23/04/1917 2nd Lieut Alexander Cockburn GARVIE 6th Bn. (T.). 23/04/1917 2nd - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-740/) - T/2nd Lieut John Lees BURTON 9th Bn. (att. 1st Gr. Bn. H.L.I.). 24/04/1917 Capt John CARGILL 7th Bn. (T.). 24/04/1917 Maj David WILKIE 5th Bn. (T.). 24/04/1917 S/18140 Pte Richard BELL latterly S/40853 4th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 24/04/1917 S/16616 Pte Peter BROWN 9th Bn. 24/04/1917 290410 Sgt Peter CAMPBELL 7th Bn. 24/04/1917 266107 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-741/) - 2nd Lieut Hugh Charles ALLEN 7th Bn. (T.). 25/04/1917 2nd Lieut John RITCHIE 6th Bn. (T.). (and M.G.C.). 25/04/1917 291946 Pte Henry Stewart ADAMS 7th Bn. 25/04/1917 292496 Pte Robert BALMAIN 7th Bn. 25/04/1917 292508 Pte William BINNIE 7th Bn. 25/04/1917 291138 L Cpl William BROWN 7th Bn. 25/04/1917 292597 Pte David William BROWN 7th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-742/) - S/12318 Pte Muriel ALBERTI 9th Bn. 26/04/1917 S/8233 L Cpl Peter BAIRD 9th Bn. 26/04/1917 S/16251 Pte Martin BOWMAN 9th Bn. 26/04/1917 S/11990 Pte David Ramsay BROWN 9th Bn. 26/04/1917 292516 Pte Samuel Wallace BROWN 7th Bn. 26/04/1917 S/18558 Pte Andrew DUNCAN 9th Bn. 26/04/1917 S/43431 A/Cpl Alexander Low EDDIE 9th Bn. 26/04/1917 S/10283 Pte - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-743/) - 2nd Lieut Alexander Douglas Stuart GOWANS 6th Bn. (T.). 27/04/1917 S/43304 Pte William BLYTH 9th Bn. 27/04/1917 266868 Pte James McLAREN 6th Bn. 27/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-744/) - Capt Charles Michael Vere MACDOWELL 6th Bn. (T.). 28/04/1917 S/14416 L Cpl Gordon DOUGLAS latterly 35103 2nd Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 28/04/1917 S/15644 Pte George G FINDLATER latterly 39384. 15th Bn. The Royal Scots. 28/04/1917 292643 Pte Henry JACKSON 7th Bn. 28/04/1917 290710 Pte Robert KING 7th Bn. 28/04/1917 S/6662 Pte Mark LEUINE 9th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-745/) - S/15707 Pte James BOWMAN 3rd Res. Bn. 29/04/1917 292640 Pte John HARRIS 7th Bn. 29/04/1917 27696 WO2 (CSM) Albert Guthrie HILL (Also 1st (R.) Garrn. Bn. H.L.I.). 29/04/1917 267935 L Cpl Archibald HOLMES 6th Bn. 29/04/1917 260802 Pte Thomas McHUGH 6th Bn. 29/04/1917 265577 Pte Alexander STURROCK 6th Bn. 29/04/1917 200749 Pte John TRACEY 4th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-746/) - 290690 Sgt John FORRESTER 7th Bn. 30/04/1917 291475 Pte Thomas MARTIN 7th Bn. 30/04/1917 292773 Pte William MUNN 7th Bn. 30/04/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-747/) - 4903 Pte Robert CHAPMAN latterly 42385 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 01/05/1917 S/16801 Pte David LAWRENCE 9th Bn. 01/05/1917 S/13557 Pte William NICOL 12th Bn. 01/05/1917 2147 Cpl William SALMOND 1/7th Bn. 01/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-748/) - 266666 Pte Alexander CAMERON 6th Bn. 02/05/1917 291954 L Cpl William ELLIOT 7th Bn. 02/05/1917 266240 L Cpl Alexander PENNEY 6th Bn. 02/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-749/) - 2nd Lieut William BELL 5th Bn. (T.). 03/05/1917 2nd Lieut Hubert Arnold CLEMENT 3rd Bn. (att. 8th Bn.). 03/05/1917 T/2nd Lieut Dennis Riley HARRISON (att. 8th Bn.). 03/05/1917 2nd Lieut Joseph Cyril MONDAY 3rd Bn. (att. 8th Bn.). 03/05/1917 Capt Norman Robertson TAYLOR MC 5th Bn. (T.). 03/05/1917 S/2957 Pte Andrew BAXTER 8th Bn. 03/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-750/) - S/20373 Pte William John BROWN 14th Bn. 04/05/1917 S/20880 Pte Andrew CHISHOLM 14th Bn. 04/05/1917 S/20386 Pte Joshua Melrose DENHOLM 14th Bn. 04/05/1917 S/20380 Pte William HOUSTON 14th Bn. 04/05/1917 S/20393 Pte William Lewis JONES 14th Bn. 04/05/1917 268048 Pte James LEONARD 6th Bn. formerly 6493 Scot. Horse. 04/05/1917 12694 Pte Robert H McFARLANE latterly - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-751/) - 202583 Pte George GAY 4/5th Bn. 05/05/1917 292665 L Cpl Richard McCRAE 7th Bn. 05/05/1917 240921 Pte Charles MELVILLE 4/5th Bn. 05/05/1917 S/15501 Pte James WOOD 8th Bn. 05/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-752/) - S/6204 Cpl George CATTO 8th Bn. formerly 6294 3rd R. High. 06/05/1917 S/6142 Pte Jack PETERS 10th Bn. 06/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-753/) - 2nd Lieut Donald Francis FERGUSON (formerly Scottish Horse). 07/05/1917 292578 A/Cpl George Henry GRAY 7th Bn. 07/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-754/) - 2nd Lieut Thomas Loudon ALEXANDER 10th Bn. 08/05/1917 2nd Lieut Alan HEBDEN 6th Bn. (T.). 08/05/1917 2nd Lieut Alastair William KEITH-MURRAY - 09-05-17. 3rd Bn. 08/05/1917 Capt Charles Ashmore NICOL 10th Bn. 08/05/1917 S/17438 Pte Alexander COOPER 10th Bn. formerly S/4/041702 R.A.S.C. 08/05/1917 3/2579 Pte Percy EDWARDS 10th Bn. 08/05/1917 S/5555 Pte William HISLOP 10th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-755/) - 2nd Lieut Henry Balfour GRAHAM 3rd Bn. (att. 10th Bn.). 09/05/1917 S/8640 Pte Hugh ALLAN 10th Bn. 09/05/1917 S/5422 A/CQMS John ANDERSON 10th Bn. 09/05/1917 3/3951 L Cpl Robert ANDERSON 10th Bn. 09/05/1917 S/15489 Pte William Hill ANDERSON 10th Bn. 09/05/1917 S/5960 Pte Donald BREMNER 10th Bn. 09/05/1917 S/4967 Pte George BRUNTON 10th Bn. 09/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-756/) - S/17881 Pte Peter FRASER 10th Bn. 10/05/1917 S/15054 Pte Arthur HUTCHISON 10th Bn. 10/05/1917 S/13408 Pte William Stewart LIDDELL latterly 39612 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 10/05/1917 S/5553 Pte Michael McLAUGHLIN 10th Bn. 10/05/1917 S/12646 Pte James NESS 10th Bn. 10/05/1917 291700 A/Cpl David PUNLER 7th Bn. 10/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-757/) - S/40423 A/Cpl Robert BLACK 9th Bn. 11/05/1917 268615 L Cpl Andrew PURDHAN 3rd Res. Bn. 11/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-758/) - S/18210 Pte Alexander MacDONALD latterly S/41017 6th Bn. The Sea. Highlanders. 12/05/1917 18129 Pte Benjamin Taylor MAXTON latterly 83168 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 12/05/1917 11595 Pte Hugh RUSSELL latterly 8776 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 12/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-759/) - 2062 Cpl Edward McWALTER 10th Bn. 13/05/1917 291606 Pte William YOUNG 7th Bn. 13/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-760/) - S/18221 Pte John FENTON latterly S/41016 6th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 14/05/1917 1781 Pte Allan GIBBON latterly 23313 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 14/05/1917 201084 Pte Alexander TAYLOR 4/5th Bn. 14/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-761/) - 2nd Lieut Martin DUNN 5th Bn. (T.). 16/05/1917 S/16499 Pte James BROWN latterly S/41014 6th Bn. The Sea. High. 16/05/1917 265450 Pte Peter DAVIDSON 6th Bn. 16/05/1917 S/18569 Pte Henry DINGWALL latterly S/41018 6th Bn. The Seaforth Highrs. 16/05/1917 267881 Pte John GORDON 6th Bn. 16/05/1917 268366 Pte Alexander HOPKINS 6th Bn. formerly 7202, Scottish - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-762/) - 201193 Pte Ebenezer BURGESS 4th Bn. 17/05/1917 265756 Pte David COLLINS 6th Bn. 17/05/1917 266793 Pte James CONWAY 6th Bn. 17/05/1917 7930 L Cpl William CRINEAN 9th Bn. 17/05/1917 S/17822 Pte Andrew DUNCAN 9th Bn. 17/05/1917 267750 Pte Samuel KING 6th Bn. 17/05/1917 268295 Pte James SHERRIFF 6th Bn. formerly 6609 Scot. Horse. 17/05/1917 265880 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-763/) - S/6985 Pte Andrew CLARK 8th Bn. 18/05/1917 S/11511 Pte William HOOD 1st Bn. 18/05/1917 267772 Pte John Walter REID 6th Bn. 18/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-764/) - 292641 Pte Alexander HOSIE 7th Bn. 19/05/1917 2747 Pte John JOHNSTON 1st Bn. 19/05/1917 265475 Pte Donald KIRK 6th Bn. 19/05/1917 266654 Pte James Walter SPEEDY 6th Bn. 19/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-765/) - 293010 Pte William PATON 7th Bn. 20/05/1917 S/16323 Pte Charles THOMSON 2nd Bn. 20/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-766/) - T/2nd Lieut George James Rankine BROWN 2nd Bn. 21/05/1917 268015 Pte Robert FLEMING 6th Bn. formerly 6635 Scot. Horse. 21/05/1917 S/7528 Pte Andrew YOUNG 9th Bn. 21/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-767/) - S/10652 L Cpl Andrew Drennan KAY 2nd Bn. formerly 21076, Cameron High. 24/05/1917 266566 Pte Peter McNEILL 6th Bn. 24/05/1917 268371 Pte William MUIR 6th Bn. 24/05/1917 292402 Pte Frank PALMER 7th Bn. 24/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-768/) - 2nd Lieut James Lennox ANDERSON 7th Bn. (T.). 25/05/1917 345945 L Sgt Peter BANNIGAN 14th Bn. formerly 4228 1/7th Royal Highlanders. 25/05/1917 S/3415 Pte William DREW 7th Bn. 25/05/1917 S/5166 Pte Thomas Riddell STAINTON 7th Bn. 25/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-769/) - S/16182 Pte John HENDERSON 8th Bn. 26/05/1917 290624 Cpl George KIRKCALDY 7th Bn. 26/05/1917 8052 Sgt George WARDEN 2nd Bn. 26/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-770/) - 17009 Pte James MORRIS latterly 35118 2nd Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 28/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-771/) - 292676 Pte Robert McNAUGHTON 7th Bn. 29/05/1917 5250 Pte William Duncan NICOL latterly 60156 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 29/05/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-772/) - S/5470 Pte Archibald BROWN 10th Bn. 01/06/1917 265474 Pte William CLOGG 6th Bn. 01/06/1917 13591 Pte Alexander DONALD latterly 2534 Labour Corps. 01/06/1917 14489 Pte Andrew INGLIS latterly 2641, Labour Corps. 01/06/1917 14080 Pte Francis McGINTY latterly 2713 Labour Corps. 01/06/1917 903 L Cpl John McGLASHAN 01/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-773/) - S/19955 Pte Norman Sinclair CAMPBELL 8th Bn. 02/06/1917 S/16981 Pte Lewis HEPBURN 8th Bn. 02/06/1917 S/18213 Pte Edward James Routledge McLAUGHLAN latterly S/40842, 4th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 02/06/1917 S/2809 A/Cpl James SMITH 8th Bn. 02/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-774/) - 2nd Lieut Fredk William HARLEY 7th Bn. (T.), (R.F.C.). 03/06/1917 15464 Pte John WILKIE 12th Bn. (Also 2845, Labour Corps). 03/06/1917 290105 Pte William WRIGHT 7th Bn. 03/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-775/) - 268727 Pte Arthur BARTER 8th Bn. formerly 6614 Scot. Horse. 04/06/1917 S/40088 Pte James PRATT 8th Bn. 04/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-776/) - 13855 Pte Patrick DOLAN latterly 2532 Labour Corps. 05/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-777/) - S/16465 Pte Thomas DAVIDSON latterly 41207 11th Bn. The Royal Scots. 06/06/1917 S/17041 Pte James STRATON latterly 39653 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 06/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-778/) - S/17047 Pte James FORTUNE latterly 39594 11th Bn. The Royal Scots. 07/06/1917 5691 Pte Alexander McTAGGART latterly 60180 Machine Gun Corps (Inf.). 07/06/1917 1687 Pte James SCRYMGEOUR latterly 44652 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 07/06/1917 17408 Pte William THOMSON latterly 81394 Machine Gun Corps (Inf.). 07/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-779/) - 2nd Lieut Archibald Garden ROBERTSON (att. R.F.C. 66 Sqd.). 08/06/1917 202904 Pte Robert BALD 4th Bn. 08/06/1917 3/2800 Pte John BRADY 7th Bn. 08/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-780/) - S/16761 Pte Alexander JOHNSTON 8th Bn. 12/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-781/) - S/2955 Pte James CARR 2nd Bn. 16/06/1917 S/12127 L Cpl Albert HARRISON 9th Bn. 16/06/1917 S/12887 Pte David ROBERTSON 10th Bn. 16/06/1917 240074 L Cpl John SPALDING 9th Bn. 16/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-782/) - 202606 Pte Albert McLEAN 4/5th Bn. 17/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-783/) - 431 A/Cpl George Vincent NOAKES 2nd Bn. 18/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-784/) - 202474 Pte James McARTHUR 4th Bn. 20/06/1917 1008 Sgt Robert REDPATH DCM 1st Bn. 20/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-785/) - 3508 Pte Michael DALRYMPLE latterly 4376 Army Cyclist Corps. 22/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-786/) - Capt Angus Hughes MEARNS 9th Bn. (and R.F.C. 57 Sqd.). 24/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-787/) - S/15666 Pte Alexander BUICK 2nd Bn. 25/06/1917 3/1899 Pte John CLINK 1st Bn. 25/06/1917 268396 Pte James Marshall LOGAN 6th Bn. 25/06/1917 S/8418 Pte Robert James SCANLAN 7th Bn. 25/06/1917 S/16972 Pte George STALKER 7th Bn. 25/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-788/) - 292827 Pte James CAMERON 7th Bn. 26/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-789/) - S/9922 Spr James CAMPBELL latterly 190403 277th Rly. Coy. R.E. 27/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-790/) - 291604 Pte Joseph Main AITKEN 7th Bn. 28/06/1917 S/40038 Pte James BALFOUR 1st Bn. 28/06/1917 202575 Pte Duncan CUMMING 4/5th Bn. 28/06/1917 202585 Pte Ernest Lancelot Langton GARTH 4/5th Bn. 28/06/1917 S/12477 Pte Frank GREGORY 1st Bn. formerly 12589, 18th Hussars. 28/06/1917 240830 Pte James HOW 4/5th Bn. 28/06/1917 310001 Pte James LYLE 1st Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-791/) - S/10844 Pte George BALFOUR latterly S/43141 2nd Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 29/06/1917 267742 Pte George FARQUHARSON 6th Bn. 29/06/1917 267743 Pte Alexander GORRIE 6th Bn. 29/06/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-792/) - 9780 Pte John BALLANTYNE 9th Bn. 01/07/1917 200371 Pte David BATCHELOR 6th Bn. 01/07/1917 S/8871 Pte Alexander BROWN 9th Bn. 01/07/1917 267819 Cpl Alexander Robertson FLEMING 6th Bn. 01/07/1917 S/11932 Pte Robert GIFFORD 3rd Res. Bn. 01/07/1917 266294 Sgt James MALEY 6th Bn. 01/07/1917 266940 Pte David ROSS 6th Bn. 01/07/1917 S/6586 L Cpl James - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-793/) - 267961 Pte Carlton BUSFIELD 6th Bn. formerly 6519 Scottish Horse. 02/07/1917 200049 Pte Alfred BUTCHART 6th Bn. 02/07/1917 265343 L Sgt James CAMPBELL 6th Bn. 02/07/1917 267022 Pte James Stevenson CLARK 6th Bn. 02/07/1917 285026 Pte John Joseph CLEWS 6th Bn. 02/07/1917 285028 Pte William COOPER 6th Bn. 02/07/1917 S/12880 Pte James DALGETTY 10th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-794/) - 3/2543 Pte David PETRIE 1st Bn. 03/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-795/) - Capt John Norman WILSON 6th Bn. (T.). 04/07/1917 202122 Pte William CAMPBELL 4/5th Bn. formerly 3838 A.& S.H. 04/07/1917 3740 Pte Alexander Milne Gellatly FYFE latterly 60181 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 04/07/1917 141 Pte David HANTON latterly 76713, Machine Gun Corps (Tanks). 04/07/1917 3/2616 Pte James HENDERSON 2nd Bn. 04/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-796/) - 201015 L Cpl William COOPER 4/5th Bn. 05/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-797/) - 240215 Pte James GUILD 4/5th Bn. 06/07/1917 S/4701 Cpl John Torley PARK 9th Bn. 06/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-798/) - S/18167 Pte Robert BRYANT latterly S/41020 6th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 07/07/1917 17860 Pte William McLEOD Depot. 07/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-799/) - 241096 Pte George BROWN 4th Bn. 08/07/1917 S/17860 Pte William McLEOD 10th Bn. 08/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-800/) - 202251 Pte Neil COULSON 4/5th Bn. 09/07/1917 202299 Pte George DOW 4/5th Bn. 09/07/1917 202722 Pte James Braidwood FERGUS 4/5th Bn. 09/07/1917 S/15848 Pte George IMRIE latterly 33436, 16th Bn. H.L.I. 09/07/1917 241234 Pte Thomas Baxter McGREGOR 4/5th Bn. 09/07/1917 200996 Pte George MILLER 4/5th Bn. 09/07/1917 S/12612 L Cpl Walter RANKIN latterly 33398, 16th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-801/) - S/15547 Pte John BROCKIE 2nd Bn. 10/07/1917 10229 Pte Albert Victor CAM 1st Bn. formerly 10697 E. Surrey Regt. 10/07/1917 5023 L Cpl George DOIG latterly S/17662 8th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 10/07/1917 S/40069 L Cpl George HANLIN 1st Bn. 10/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-802/) - S/15121 Pte Robert TENNANT 2nd Bn. 11/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-803/) - Maj Walter AITCHISON (formerly Scottish Horse.). 12/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-804/) - 202611 Pte Robert NEWTON 4/5th Bn. 13/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-805/) - S/16193 Pte James CAMERON latterly 33334, 15th Bn. H.L.I. 15/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-806/) - S/17456 Pte James BREWSTER 1st Bn. 17/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-807/) - S/17448 Pte Robert McGREGOR 2nd Bn. 18/07/1917 202219 Pte William PEATTIE 4/5th Bn. 18/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-808/) - S/15640 Pte George GIBSON 2nd Bn. 21/07/1917 S/11723 Pte Thomas MILLAR 2nd Bn. 21/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-809/) - 3/16161 Pte Robert GIBB latterly 33340 15th Bn. H.L.I. 22/07/1917 S/11889 Pte William McNEIL 2nd Bn. 22/07/1917 203060 Pte Nicoll MIDDLETON 4th Bn. 22/07/1917 240332 Sgt Robert RAMSAY 5th Bn. 22/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-810/) - Brig Gen Charles William Eric GORDON (123/Inf./Bde.). 23/07/1917 4890 A/Sgt Ronald ROBERTSON latterly 143081, No.3 Spec. Coy., R.E. 23/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-811/) - 3/3608 Pte George BISSETT latterly S/24488 2nd Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 24/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-812/) - S/13248 Pte George CUTMORE 2nd Bn 25/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-813/) - S/6064 Pte John CAMPBELL 10th Bn. 26/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-814/) - 202841 Pte George FORSTER 7th Bn. 27/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-815/) - S/16333 Pte David M SIMPSON 2nd Bn. 28/07/1917 4761 Pte George SWANSON latterly 58834 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 28/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-816/) - 1455 Pte Alex MENZIES latterly 88934 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 29/07/1917 291506 Pte Kenneth STUART 7th Bn. 29/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-817/) - 292582 Pte William Alexander ALLAN 7th Bn. 30/07/1917 202258 L Cpl William BROUGH 9th Bn. 30/07/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-818/) - Lieut Basil HOLLIS 5th Bn. (T.). 31/07/1917 Lieut Gordon Christie LOGAN 4th Bn. (T.). 31/07/1917 Capt Robert John MENZIES 6th Bn. (T.). 31/07/1917 2nd Lieut John QUEKETT 5th Bn. (T.). 31/07/1917 2nd Lieut William Alexander RAE 6th Bn. (T.). 31/07/1917 2nd Lieut James TAYLOR (Tp.). 9th Bn. 31/07/1917 T/Lieut John Gray WALDIE 11th Bn. (and - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-819/) - 240953 Pte William ADAMSON 7th Bn. 01/08/1917 267953 Pte William ALEXANDER 6th Bn. formerly 6426 Scot. Horse. 01/08/1917 S/12431 A/Sgt Albert BUTTERWORTH 9th Bn. 01/08/1917 293105 Pte William Coull CARGILL 7th Bn. 01/08/1917 292494 Sgt David ELLIOT 7th Bn. 01/08/1917 240126 L Cpl Montague JAMIE MM 4/5th Bn. 01/08/1917 241122 Pte Kenneth Alexander MACKENZIE 4/5th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-820/) - S/19982 Pte John BARNES 9th Bn. 02/08/1917 202400 Pte Duncan FERGUSON 4/5th Bn. 02/08/1917 200083 Pte Robert GORDON 4/5th Bn. 02/08/1917 290341 Sgt David JARVIS DCM 7th Bn. 02/08/1917 240306 Pte James MATHERS 9th Bn. 02/08/1917 S/43034 Pte Frank MITCHELL 9th Bn. 02/08/1917 9477 Pte James RICHARDSON latterly 72168, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 02/08/1917 241257 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-821/) - Lieut George Arnold HUNTER (formerly Scottish Horse), (and M.G.C.). 03/08/1917 350445 Pte John ALLAN 4/5th Bn. formerly 2105 H.C. Battn. 03/08/1917 201185 L Cpl William ARCHIBALD 4/5th Bn. 03/08/1917 S/14149 Pte William Scott IMRIE 9th Bn. 03/08/1917 266238 Pte David THOMSON 9th Bn. 03/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-822/) - 202668 Pte John ANDERSON 4/5th Bn. 04/08/1917 240941 L Cpl William Dickie MOIR 4/5th Bn. 04/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-823/) - 268012 Pte John FITCHETT 6th Bn. formerly 6491 Scot. Horse. 05/08/1917 200458 CQMS James FORBES 4/5th Bn. 05/08/1917 202351 Pte John McKAY 4/5th Bn. 05/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-824/) - S/12049 Pte Francis CROALLY 2nd Bn. 06/08/1917 5027 Spr Alexander PATERSON latterly 139433 252nd Tunn. Coy., R.E. 06/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-825/) - 11458 Pte John William BOOTH latterly 40028 2nd Bn. The Royal Dublin Fusiliers. 07/08/1917 240962 L Cpl George Hay LYON 4/5th Bn. 07/08/1917 268311 Pte David MILLER 6th Bn. formerly 268 Scottish Horse. 07/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-826/) - 268279 Pte William WATSON MM 6th Bn. formerly 6712 Scot. Horse. 08/08/1917 S/18769 Pte David WRIGHT 6th Bn. 08/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-827/) - S/6861 Sgt James DARGIE 9th Bn. 09/08/1917 268013 Pte James FREER 6th Bn. formerly 6545 Scot. Horse. 09/08/1917 265616 Pte Clifford HARRISON 6th Bn. 09/08/1917 3315 Spr Alexander PATON latterly 411906 9th Field Coy., R.E. 09/08/1917 265225 Cpl Henry WALKER 6th Bn. 09/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-828/) - 7569 Pte George CORSTORPHINE 8th Bn. 10/08/1917 3/2764 Pte James FAIRBURN 9th Bn. 10/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-829/) - 201539 Pte George ALLAN 7th Bn. 11/08/1917 202657 Pte Donald McLAURIN 4/5th Bn. 11/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-830/) - S/7305 Cpl John BANNERMAN 2nd Bn. 13/08/1917 S/20012 Pte David BLAIK 2nd Bn. formerly S/10598 A. & S. High. 13/08/1917 S/40477 L Cpl John HERON 8th Bn. 13/08/1917 S/19753 Pte Alexander George RITCHIE 2nd Bn. 13/08/1917 S/19755 Pte Edward Adam SOUTAR 2nd Bn. 13/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-831/) - Capt Alexander MURRAY (formerly Scottish Horse). 14/08/1917 4616 Pte Thomas WEBSTER latterly 32331 R.D.C. 14/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-832/) - Lieut Fredk Neil Edmonstone KITSON 5th Bn. (T.). 15/08/1917 Lieut George Constable LESLIE 5th Bn. (T.). 15/08/1917 2nd Lieut James Bonner SMITH 6th Bn. (T.). 15/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-833/) - 3026 Pte William COBB latterly 33340 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 16/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-834/) - 7771 Pte William STEWART 3rd Res. Bn. 19/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-835/) - 5378 L Cpl Arthur Calvert PATTERSON latterly 60167 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 20/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-836/) - Capt Robert HUTTON (formerly Scottish Horse). 22/08/1917 Lieut (A/Capt) Duncan Innes MURRAY-MENZIES MC (att. Tank Corps). 22/08/1917 S/12231 Pte Adam ANDERSON 9th Bn. 22/08/1917 S/12867 Pte William Thomas Carr ANDERSON latterly 39163 13th Bn. The Royal Scots. 22/08/1917 201126 Pte Francis BELL 9th Bn. 22/08/1917 S/16850 Pte John CAMERON 9th Bn. 22/08/1917 S/9398 L Cpl - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-837/) - Capt James DONALDSON 7th Bn. (T.). 23/08/1917 Maj (A/Lieut Col) Henry Francis Farquharson MURRAY 23/08/1917 Capt Robert STEVENSON 7th Bn. (T.). 23/08/1917 2787 Pte Peter CORRIGAN 9th Bn. 23/08/1917 S/43135 Pte Thomas FOLEY 9th Bn. 23/08/1917 S/8820 Pte Cameron GILCHRIST 9th Bn. 23/08/1917 S/43186 Pte Robert McDOUGALL 9th Bn. 23/08/1917 S/15952 Pte Joseph PHILIPS 9th - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-838/) - 5267 Pte John BIRRELL latterly S/21557 8th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 24/08/1917 S/19707 Pte Malcolm MACDONALD 9th Bn. 24/08/1917 S/19721 Pte Robert MORRIS 2nd Bn. 24/08/1917 14354 Pte Alexander SMITH latterly 53588 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 24/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-839/) - S/12292 Pte Robert ANDERSON 9th Bn. 25/08/1917 S/43406 L Cpl Henry BARTON 9th Bn. 25/08/1917 S/4903 Pte Robert BROWN 9th Bn. 25/08/1917 S/43178 Pte Norman CUNDALL 9th Bn. 25/08/1917 S/15836 Pte James DALRYMPLE 9th Bn. 25/08/1917 240447 Pte Harry Wood Smith DUTHIE 9th Bn. 25/08/1917 2368 A/Sgt Robert EDMOND 9th Bn. 25/08/1917 351301 Pte Alexander - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-840/) - Lieut (T/Capt) Alexander Lindsay MACDONALD MC (and R.F.C., 9 Sqd). 26/08/1917 S/9031 Pte John ALLISON 9th Bn. 26/08/1917 241204 Pte Andrew CARMICHAEL 9th Bn. 26/08/1917 350925 Pte Walter Baxter CREAMER 9th Bn. formerly 2859 H.C. Battn. 26/08/1917 S/18687 Pte John GRAY 9th Bn. 26/08/1917 S/19567 Pte Archibald KINLOCH 9th Bn. 26/08/1917 S/7800 Pte James Stevenson - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-841/) - 200556 Pte James GOW 4/5th Bn. 27/08/1917 350632 Pte Alexander GRAHAM 9th Bn. formerly 2546 H.C.Bn. 27/08/1917 3/4231 A/Cpl Thomas Gilbert PEARSON 9th Bn. 27/08/1917 7400 Cpl William Edward YOUNG latterly 23906 13th Bn. The Prince of Wales's (North Staffordshire Regt.). 27/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-842/) - 240117 Sgt William PORTER MM 4/5th Bn. 29/08/1917 202639 Pte Alexander THOMSON 4/5th Bn. 29/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-843/) - 12544 Pte John HAGGART latterly 53595, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 30/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-844/) - 316516 L Cpl William DUNCAN 13th Bn. formerly 127 Scottish Horse. 31/08/1917 S/12215 Pte Bertie JOHNSTONE 2nd Bn. 31/08/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-845/) - S/11048 Pte Isaac RUDDICK 9th Bn. 01/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-846/) - 315799 L Cpl William GEORGE DCM 13th Bn. formerly 5345 Scot. Horse. 02/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-847/) - Lieut Robert MARTIN (formerly Scottish Horse), (and R.F.C.). 04/09/1917 201605 Pte John WILKIE 4/5th Bn. 04/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-848/) - S/40379 L Cpl Charles STEWART 9th Bn. formerly 1997 Scottish Horse. 05/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-849/) - 202150 Cpl Peter CAMPBELL 4th Bn. 06/09/1917 292897 Pte Peter DEWAR 8th Bn. 06/09/1917 267007 Pte Hugh HOOD 6th Bn. 06/09/1917 S/42008 Pte Alexander NORRIE 8th Bn. 06/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-850/) - S/21913 Pte Kenneth SUTHERLAND 3rd Res. Bn. 08/09/1917 267682 Pte Harry WRIGHT 6th Bn. 08/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-851/) - S/18943 Pte John DAVIDSON latterly 99100 Machine Gun Corps (Inf.). 09/09/1917 S/10970 Pte John L MASTERTON latterly 33447 15th Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 09/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-852/) - S/18953 L Cpl Alexander BLYTH latterly 99108 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 10/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-853/) - 265414 L Cpl James GARDINER 6th Bn. 11/09/1917 S/16819 Cpl James SMITH latterly 35106 2nd Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 11/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-854/) - Capt Cosmo Gordon GRANT-PETERKIN (formerly Scottish Horse). 12/09/1917 3/2630 Pte Angus McEACHNIE 1st Bn. 12/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-855/) - 23245 L Cpl Alexander McDONALD 3rd Res. Bn. formerly 6932 Sea. Highlanders. 15/09/1917 290577 Pte Thomas MITCHELL 7th Bn. 15/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-856/) - 268226 Pte Alexander Smith BOYTER 6th Bn. 16/09/1917 267309 Pte John Pearson Douglas FERRIER 6th Bn. 16/09/1917 267711 Pte George MARSHALL 6th Bn. 16/09/1917 291744 Pte Donald McALPINE 7th Bn. 16/09/1917 S/40724 Pte James McBAY 6th Bn. 16/09/1917 267765 Pte John POTTS 6th Bn. 16/09/1917 265108 Sgt David SCOTT 6th Bn. 16/09/1917 S/40616 Pte Peter - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-857/) - 292723 Pte James ANDREWS 7th Bn. 17/09/1917 291694 Pte Alexander AUCHTERLONIE 7th Bn. 17/09/1917 290206 Sgt William BOGIE 7th Bn. 17/09/1917 S/12759 Pte Robert LOW 8th Bn. 17/09/1917 268067 Pte Hugh MITCHELL 6th Bn. formerly 6691 Scottish Horse. 17/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-858/) - Lieut James Stewart ALLISON 6th Bn. (T.). 18/09/1917 291007 Pte Thomas MILNE 7th Bn. 18/09/1917 291637 Pte James RUSSELL 7th Bn. 18/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-859/) - S/4958 Pte Charles HOGG 7th Bn. 19/09/1917 267602 Pte Andrew JACK 6th Bn. 19/09/1917 290588 L Cpl John JAMIESON 7th Bn. 19/09/1917 201508 Pte Andrew Christopher Inglis McBAIN 7th Bn. 19/09/1917 291665 Pte John McWHANNELL 7th Bn. 19/09/1917 3/8065 Pte Frederick NICOL 7th Bn. 19/09/1917 267768 Pte James PARSONS 6th Bn. 19/09/1917 291449 Pte Thomas - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-860/) - 267954 Pte John ANDERSON 6th Bn. 20/09/1917 S/16592 Pte Thomas KERR 9th Bn. 20/09/1917 S/16992 L Cpl William LEIGHTON latterly 39612 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 20/09/1917 240605 Pte James MACREADY 10th Bn. 20/09/1917 2731 L Cpl James McKINLEY latterly 295090, 4th (City of London) Bn. Royal Fusiliers, Hon Artillery Co (Inf), The London Regt - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-861/) - 19644 Pte Adam SHANKS latterly 105989 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 21/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-862/) - 203141 Pte John AITKEN 6th Bn. 22/09/1917 S/16055 Pte William McINTYRE latterly 33454, 16th Bn. The Highland Light Infantry. 22/09/1917 695 Cpl Peter SWAN latterly 20164. Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 22/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-863/) - 200914 Cpl Charles DILLON 4/5th Bn. 23/09/1917 200913 L Cpl Thomas Burke MONEY 4/5th Bn. 23/09/1917 201156 Pte Edward RICE 4/5th Bn. 23/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-864/) - 291132 Pte John KANE 6th Bn. 24/09/1917 S/40854 Pte Charles Stewart KIRKCALDY 9th Bn. formerly S/15457, A. & S.H. 24/09/1917 S/16710 Pte David RONALDSON 9th Bn. 24/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-865/) - 202694 Pte Alexander LOW 4/5th Bn. 25/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-866/) - Lieut Robert James Halliday JOHNSTONE 5th Bn. (T). 26/09/1917 2nd Lieut Leonard Orrick NICOLL 5th Bn. (T.). 26/09/1917 2nd Lieut James RENNY 5th Bn. (T.). 26/09/1917 201991 Pte Robert BARRIE 4/5th Bn. 26/09/1917 201798 Pte Ernest John BILLING 4/5th Bn. 26/09/1917 202640 Pte Walter BOAG 4/5th Bn. 26/09/1917 202242 Sgt Walter BRETT MM 4/5th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-867/) - 240282 A/L Cpl John ANDERSON 4/5th Bn. 27/09/1917 240386 Pte James COBB 4/5th Bn. 27/09/1917 268833 Pte Peter Kerr CRIGHTON 4/5th Bn. formerly 5884 Scottish Horse. 27/09/1917 291983 Pte Sidney DAVIES 7th Bn. 27/09/1917 201251 L Sgt William DOWIE 4/5th Bn. 27/09/1917 240260 Sgt John ELDER 4/5th Bn. 27/09/1917 202300 Pte David EWAN 4/5th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-868/) - S/43225 Pte Robert ANDERSON 8th Bn. 28/09/1917 266502 Pte Patrick CASEY 8th Bn. 28/09/1917 S/16991 Pte James Myles COWIE 8th Bn. 28/09/1917 S/18877 Pte William Robertson CRIGHTON 8th Bn. 28/09/1917 3/4276 Pte William HEWITT 8th Bn. 28/09/1917 S/16679 Pte John Brown HILTON 9th Bn. 28/09/1917 266476 Pte George McINTOSH 9th Bn. 28/09/1917 S/17739 Pte Edward - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-869/) - 350912 Pte William ANDERSON 9th Bn. formerly 2846. H.C. Bn. 29/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-870/) - S/17811 Pte William Petrie BEATTIE 9th Bn. 30/09/1917 201488 Pte John CAMPBELL 9th Bn. 30/09/1917 268143 L Cpl Norman McINTOSH 9th Bn. 30/09/1917 202514 Pte Walter McINTOSH 9th Bn. 30/09/1917 S/18269 Pte Archibald McKINNON 9th Bn. 30/09/1917 266904 Pte John Cook PENDER 9th Bn. 30/09/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-871/) - 268837 Pte Robert HENDERSON 4/5th Bn. formerly 4936, Scottish Horse. 01/10/1917 S/15934 Pte George KERR 9th Bn. 01/10/1917 13018 Pte David RAMSAY latterly 54892, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 01/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-872/) - S/16336 Pte Alexander CAMPBELL 8th Bn. 02/10/1917 S/3680 Pte Thomas FYFFE 9th Bn. 02/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-873/) - 267214 Pte James FERGUSSON 7th Bn. 03/10/1917 9715 Pte Alexander JAMIESON latterly 2995, R.A.M.C. 03/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-874/) - 5222 Pte Alexander FAIRBAIRN latterly S/17664 2nd Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 04/10/1917 S/6833 Pte Robert SNOWDEN latterly S/17066 2nd Bn. The Sea. Highrs. 04/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-875/) - 2nd Lieut William BROWN 4th Bn. (T.). 05/10/1917 Capt Norman Ferguson DIXON 6th Bn. (T.), (and M.G.C.). 05/10/1917 Lieut Evelyn Philip FOWLER 05/10/1917 S/11816 L Cpl John JENKINS latterly 129151, "E" Spec. Coy., R.E. 05/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-876/) - S/18318 Pte John CROWE latterly S/40821 4th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 07/10/1917 202490 Pte David GAIR 4/5th Bn. 07/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-877/) - S/6679 Sgt Alexander MORGAN 8th Bn. 08/10/1917 316740 Pte James NEILL 13th Bn. formerly 1539 Scot. Horse. 08/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-878/) - S/18507 Pte James Wilson CHISHOLM 2nd Bn. 10/10/1917 S/3209 Pte Knight KEITH 6th Bn. 10/10/1917 S/40499 Pte William McPHERSON 6th Bn. 10/10/1917 19472 Pte George ROBB latterly 99125, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 10/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-879/) - 2177 Spr John latterly 137555 170th Tunn. Coy., R.E. 11/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-880/) - Capt Peter James ALEXANDER MC 7th Bn. (T.). 12/10/1917 Lieut Hugh Barclay DICKSON 3rd Bn. (att. 8th Bn.). 12/10/1917 T/Lieut Alexander Simpson HARPER 8th Bn. 12/10/1917 S/3217 Cpl Robert ANGUS 8th Bn. 12/10/1917 S/19954 Pte Charles John BAIN 8th Bn. 12/10/1917 S/8646 Sgt James BARTON MM 8th Bn. 12/10/1917 S/21352 Pte Emmanuel BASTAIN 8th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-881/) - T/2nd Lieut Duncan Leitch MUNRO (att. 8th Bn.). 13/10/1917 266402 Pte William John CAMERON 8th Bn. 13/10/1917 S/19803 Pte Charles Henry MEARS 8th Bn. 13/10/1917 268128 Pte David OGILVIE 7th Bn. 13/10/1917 202873 Pte Richard John Joseph RUTLEDGE 8th Bn. 13/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-882/) - S/40452 Pte Robert Gow BELL 8th Bn. 14/10/1917 315813 Pte John BRYDEN 13th Bn. formerly 5625. Scot. Horse. 14/10/1917 S/11577 L Cpl John CLUNIE latterly 6006 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 14/10/1917 265419 L Cpl William Clark COLLIE 6th Bn. 14/10/1917 315327 Pte Alexander GENTLES 13th Bn. formerly 4617 Scot. Horse. 14/10/1917 315904 Pte William MURCHIE - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-883/) - 626 Sgt William ARBUTHNOTT 2nd Bn. 15/10/1917 S/15747 Pte David Mitchell BIRSE latterly 36951 12th Bn. The Royal Scots. 15/10/1917 S/8632 Pte Robert BRYCE 8th Bn. 15/10/1917 S/8023 Pte David GRAY 6th Bn. 15/10/1917 267290 Pte Samuel Leslie LEES 6th Bn. 15/10/1917 S/17148 Pte John MENZIES 2nd Bn. 15/10/1917 S/13454 Pte James MILLAR 9th Bn. - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-884/) - S/20111 Pte Henry DURIE 8th Bn. formerly 38861 Royal Scots. 16/10/1917 202037 Pte Robert MATTHEW 8th Bn. 16/10/1917 S/15954 Pte Norman Henry TAYSUM 9th Bn. 16/10/1917 293001 Pte Andrew WANN 8th Bn. 16/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-885/) - S/40552 A/Cpl John COOPER 8th Bn. 17/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-886/) - S/17617 Pte Hugh BROWN latterly S/41034 6th Bn. The Sea. High. 19/10/1917 S/18349 Pte James LAING latterly S/41026, 6th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. 19/10/1917 S/15524 Pte William RAMSAY 8th Bn. 19/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-887/) - 10111 Pte Arthur Cecil HARRISON 8th Bn. formerly 95962, R.F.A. 20/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-888/) - S/11428 Pte Hugh HUME 10th Bn. 21/10/1917 266250 Cpl Albert Harry ROSE 6th Bn. 21/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-889/) - S/17785 Pte Peter CLARK 2nd Bn. 22/10/1917 S/16129 Pte S John GORDON latterly 39598 16th Bn. The Royal Scots. 22/10/1917 S/11805 Pte Alfred HONESS 8th Bn. 22/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-890/) - 17386 Pte James ELDER latterly 28089 5th Bn. Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry. 23/10/1917 3/3441 Pte Alexander WALKER 1st Bn. 23/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-891/) - S/13757 Pte Thomas BIRCH 8th Bn. 24/10/1917 350537 L Cpl Thomas GORRIE 9th Bn. formerly 2432 H.C.Bn. 24/10/1917 S/17644 Pte Matthew MAITLAND 2nd Bn. 24/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-892/) - 7047 Pte David DALZIEL 3rd Res. Bn. 25/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-893/) - 1831 Pte John RYAN latterly 46953 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). 26/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-894/) - 316799 Pte Robert SEATON 13th Bn. formerly 172 Scot. Horse. 27/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-895/) - 266224 Pte David Duncan SHEPHERD 6th Bn. 28/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-896/) - 240765 Pte Frederick ANDERSON 4/5th Bn. 29/10/1917 200924 L Cpl Robert BUCHAN 4/5th Bn. 29/10/1917 201667 Pte Oliver Edwin JONES 4/5th Bn. 29/10/1917 350159 Pte David PRYDE 4/5th Bn. formerly 1174, H.C. Bn. 29/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-897/) - S/12964 Pte Thomas CAMPBELL 8th Bn. 30/10/1917 350467 Pte Frederick John CLARK 4/5th Bn. formerly 2229 H.C. Battn. 30/10/1917 S/5430 L Cpl William NELSON 10th Bn. 30/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-898/) - 202279 Pte Matthew BRESLIN 4/5th Bn. 31/10/1917 3675 Pte Duncan McCLAIR latterly 382526 Labour Corps. 31/10/1917 200792 Cpl Charles McDONALD 4/5th Bn. 31/10/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-899/) - Capt Isla Scott PATERSON MC 5th Bn. (T.). 01/11/1917 345461 A/L Cpl Ralph HARLEY 14th Bn. formerly 2728, F.& F. Yeomanry. 01/11/1917 2737 Pte James THOMSON 8th Bn. 01/11/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-900/) - S/14612 Pte Robert Robertson CAMPBELL 10th Bn. 02/11/1917 200015 Sgt George Brown CRUICKSHANKS 4/5th Bn. 02/11/1917 240250 Pte Alfred FINDLAY Formerly 5th Bn and 1692. 02/11/1917 6475 Pte John WILLIAMS latterly 28875 7th Bn. The Royal Scots. 02/11/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-901/) - S/43317 Pte James KIDD 8th Bn. 03/11/1917 202391 L Cpl John Innes REID 4/5th Bn. 03/11/1917 - [Roll of Honour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/roll-of-honour/roll-of-honour-902/) - 316009 Pte James McFARLANE 13th Bn. formerly 187 Scot. Horse. 04/11/1917 ## Pages - [Discover military history in The Black Watch Castle and Museum](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/) - Discover The Black Watch Castle and Museum in Perth and explore over 300 years of the Regiment’s history. 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Book your child’s hands-on session today! - [Spring Landscapes - Springtime Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/spring-landscapes-springtime-crafts/) - Enjoy creative spring crafts at Balhousie Castle, inspired by nature, animals and the history of The Black Watch. Book your child’s hands-on session today! - [Highland Horses - Springtime Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/highland-horses-springtime-crafts/) - Enjoy creative spring crafts at Balhousie Castle, inspired by nature, animals and the history of The Black Watch. Book your child’s hands-on session today! - [Nest Builders - Springtime Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/nest-builders-springtime-crafts/) - Enjoy creative spring crafts at Balhousie Castle, inspired by nature, animals and the history of The Black Watch. Book your child’s hands-on session today! - [Exhibition | Highland Laddies](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/exhibition-highland-laddies/) - Explore the lives, hardships, and bravery of the Highland Laddies in our new temporary exhibition on underage soldiers in The Black Watch. - [Gangsters and Gatsby - A Murder Mystery](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/gangsters-and-gatsby-a-murder-mystery/) - Step into the Roaring 20s for a Gangsters & Gatsby murder mystery with live interactive theatre, suspect interrogations, and plenty of twists. - [Easter at The Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/easter-at-the-castle-2/) - Celebrate Easter with a fun-filled family day at The Castle! Track down missing chicks, tackle Easter challenges, decorate cookies, and create fun crafts. - [Build Your Own Tank - February Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/build-your-own-tank-february-crafts/) - Join us on 11 February for Build Your Own Tank, a fun hands-on craft session making mini tanks from toilet rolls and card. Sessions at 11am & 2pm. £5 per child. - [Music Hall Melodies with Michael Ellacott](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/music-hall-melodies-with-michael-ellacott/) - Enjoy a fun-filled music hall sing-along with Michael Ellacott and a delicious two-course lunch. Book now for an afternoon of classic tunes and good company! - [Lecture | Whither Ukraine After 4 Years Of War?](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-whither-ukraine-after-4-years-of-war/) - Explore Ukraine’s resilience, the evolving war, and prospects for peace with General Sir Nick Parker, drawing on his experience advising Ukraine’s defence. - [Lecture | From Highland Companies to Scotland’s ‘National Regiment’: The Black Watch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-from-highland-companies-to-scotlands-national-regiment-the-black-watch/) - Discover the history of The Black Watch from 1739–1939, exploring its evolution, exploits, and role as Scotland’s beloved national regiment. - [Afternoon Lecture | Officers of The Black Watch, 1902-1918](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/afternoon-lecture-officers-of-the-black-watch-1902-1918/) - Explore the officers of The Black Watch (1902–1918) and how social status, Scottish identity, and war shaped their lives and leadership in this engaging lecture. - [Lecture | Night Train To Odesa: The Human Cost Of Russia’s War](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-war-to-end-all-wars-copylecture-night-train-to-odesa-russias-war/) - Join journalist Jen Stout for an eye-witness lecture on Russia’s war in Ukraine, sharing frontline stories, photos, and insights from her award-winning book. - [Winter Festival](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/winter-festival-2/) - Enjoy a magical Winter Festival with Santa tours, elf training, festive crafts, cookie decorating and lots more fun activities for all ages. - [Carols with Perth Choral Society](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/carols-with-perth-choral-society-2/) - Enjoy a festive afternoon with a two course Christmas lunch followed by carols and seasonal songs performed by Perth Choral Society. - [SOLD OUT - Christmas Sing-Along and Xmas Lunch with Michael Ellacott](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/christmas-sing-along-and-xmas-lunch-with-michael-ellacott/) - Celebrate the magic of the festive season with an afternoon of joy, music, and delicious food at our Christmas Sing-Along and Lunch. Join us on December 18th and 21st for a heart-warming event featuring the talented Michael Ellacott, who will lead a spirited Christmas sing-along. Gather your friends and family, warm up your vocal cords, - [Autumn Crafts - Autumn Explorers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/autumn-crafts-autumn-explorers-2/) - Join us this October at Balhousie Castle for Autumn Crafts! Fun, creative sessions for kids with seasonal crafts, outdoor exploring, and family fun. - [Autumn Crafts - Woodland Creatures](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/autumn-crafts-woodland-creatures-2/) - Join us this October at Balhousie Castle for Autumn Crafts! Fun, creative sessions for kids with seasonal crafts, outdoor exploring, and family fun. - [Lecture | The War To End All Wars?](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-war-to-end-all-wars/) - Join Prof Sir Hew Strachan as he explores why international law has failed to prevent war since 1945 in this thought-provoking lecture. - [Lecture | Behind The Wire: Black Watch Prisoners Of War 1940-1945](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-behind-the-wire-black-watch-prisoners-of-war-1940-1945-2/) - Join Alistair Irwin for a powerful lecture on Black Watch prisoners of war during WW2, sharing stories of hardship, resilience, and survival. - [Christmas Sing-Along and Xmas Lunch with Michael Ellacott](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/christmas-sing-along-and-xmas-lunch-with-michael-ellacott-4/) - Join Michael Ellacott for a joyful Christmas sing-along, accompanied by a freshly prepared two-course festive lunch to celebrate the season. - [Remembrance Evening](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/remembrance-evening-3/) - Join us for a poignant Remembrance Evening with a three-course meal, archive readings, and live music as we honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served - [Lecture | Ourselves In Wartime](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-ourselves-in-wartime-2/) - Discover how wartime Britain monitored public morale through Home Intelligence, with secret reports revealing insights in this lecture by Prof. Jeremy Crang. - [Exhibition | Captive Voices](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/exhibition-captive-voices/) - This special exhibition documents and illustrates the locations, emotions and experiences of POW's, from the disaster at St Valery-en-Caux to liberation at the end of the conflict. With stories in their own words, the objects they wore, held, and handled, and depictions of the things they saw, you can experience for yourself the 'Captive Voices - [Monty's Moonlight - Drop-Off Workshops](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/montys-moonlight-drop-off-workshops/) - Drop your kids off for a fun and educational 3-hour summer workshop filled with hands-on crafts, outdoor play, and fascinating history activities. - [SOLD OUT Lecture | A Close-Run Thing: Trying To Lose The Codebreaking War](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-a-close-run-thing-trying-to-lose-the-codebreaking-war/) - In this talk, Sir Dermot Turing reveals a new side to the codebreaking story, showing how close the struggle for codebreaking victory really was. - [Afternoon Lecture | Children of Far East POW’s](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/afternoon-lecture-children-of-far-east-pows/) - Join Jackie Sutherland as she shares her father’s powerful POW story from WWII, based on his diaries as a medical officer interned in the Far East. - [WW2 Victory Day](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/ww2-victory-day/) - Join us for WW2 Victory Day to celebrate VE Day and VJ Day with a lively afternoon of music, crafts, reenactor, family activities, and museum entry. - [Battlefield Beacons - Drop-In Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/battlefield-beacons-drop-in-crafts/) - Pop in for hand-on crafts inspired by The Black Watch and make decorative lanterns, secret messages and musical instruments. Perfect for younger children. - [Secret Messages - Drop-In Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/secret-messages-drop-in-crafts/) - Pop in for hand-on crafts inspired by The Black Watch and make decorative lanterns, secret messages and musical instruments. Perfect for younger children. - [Music Makers - Drop-In Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/music-makers-drop-in-crafts/) - Pop in for hand-on crafts inspired by The Black Watch and make decorative lanterns, secret messages and musical instruments. Perfect for younger children. - [Signals and Codes - Drop-Off Workshops](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/signals-and-codes-drop-off-workshops/) - Time: 9:30 am – 12:30 pmPrice: £17.50 per child (includes a drink and snack)For children aged 8–12 years Parents can leave their children in the care of our friendly team for them to enjoy hands-on crafts and activities, explore the history of The Black Watch and spend time playing in the Castle grounds (weather permitting). - [Pipes and Drums - Drop-Off Workshops](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/pipes-and-drums-drop-off-workshops/) - Time: 9:30 am – 12:30 pmPrice: £17.50 per child (includes a drink and snack)For children aged 8–12 years Parents can leave their children in the care of our friendly team for them to enjoy hands-on crafts and activities, explore the history of The Black Watch and spend time playing in the Castle grounds (weather permitting). - [Mrs Peacock’s Feathers – A Cluedo themed Murder Mystery](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/mrs-peacocks-feathers-a-cluedo-themed-murder-mystery/) - Join us for a Cluedo-themed murder mystery night with a drinks reception, 3-course dinner, and live interactive theatre—fun, food, and suspense await! - [Lecture | Kabul: Final Call](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-kabul-final-call/) - Join Sir Laurie Bristow for an inside look at Kabul’s fall, the 2021 evacuation, and the future of Afghanistan post-Taliban takeover. - [Lecture | Bill Bradford’s Escape From St. Valery](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-bill-bradfords-escape-from-st-valery/) - Discover Bill Bradford’s incredible escape from St. Valery in 1940 in this illustrated talk by his son, Andrew, revealing untold wartime intrigue. - [Easter at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/easter-at-the-castle/) - Join us for Easter fun with egg hunts, crafts, cookie decorating, and games—perfect for a family day out filled with adventure and treats! - [WW2 Sing-Along and Afternoon Tea with Michael Ellacott](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/ww2-sing-along-and-afternoon-tea-with-michael-ellacott/) - Enjoy a WW2-themed sing-along with Michael Ellacott and a delicious afternoon tea. Book now for a nostalgic afternoon of music and memories! - [Lecture |The Reconquest Of Burma,1945](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-reconquest-of-burma1945/) - Join Dr Robert Lyman for a fascinating lecture on the 1945 Burma campaign, exploring key battles, Allied strategy, and Japan’s defeat. - [Lecture |The Importance of Tanks: WW2 And Beyond](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-importance-of-tanks-ww2-and-beyond/) - Lt Col Stuart Crawford will explore the evolution of tank warfare from WW1 to today, covering D-Day, Blitzkrieg, and modern conflicts. - [Sold Out Lecture | Crossing The Rhine – March 1945 Op Plunder](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-crossing-the-rhine-march-1945-op-plunder/) - The Battle to cross the Rhine was crucial for the Allied advance into Germany and had been planned for many months. Operation Plunder was the name of the 21st Army Group operation to cross the Rhine on the night of 23 March 1945. Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery planned a three-army assault, including an airborne assault, - [VE Day 80th Anniversary Evening](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/ve-day-80th-anniversary-evening/) - Celebrate VE Day with cocktails, a two-course meal, live music, and a beacon lighting. A night of song, nostalgia, and remembrance. - [Showtime Sing-Along with Michael Ellacott](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/showtime-sing-along-with-michael-ellacott/) - Enjoy a sing-along with Michael Ellacott and a two-course lunch, featuring classic hits from musicals like Les Misérables and The Sound of Music. - [Castle Garden Adventure - Spring at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/castle-garden-adventure-spring-at-balhousie-castle/) - Enjoy hands-on crafts this Spring at Balhousie Castle! From wartime communication to garden adventures, explore history through creativity. - [Clothespin Soldiers - Spring at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/clothespin-soldiers-spring-at-balhousie-castle/) - Enjoy hands-on crafts this Spring at Balhousie Castle! From wartime communication to garden adventures, explore history through creativity. - [Clay Creatures - Spring at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/clay-creatures-spring-at-balhousie-castle/) - Enjoy hands-on crafts this Spring at Balhousie Castle! From wartime communication to garden adventures, explore history through creativity. - [Trench Telephone - Spring at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/trench-telephone-spring-at-balhousie-castle/) - This Spring, bring your little adventurers to Balhousie Castle for a series of exciting and educational craft workshops inspired by the incredible history of The Black Watch Regiment. Each session combines hands-on creativity with fascinating insights into the regiment’s storied past, making it a perfect day out for families. Tuesday 8th April: Trench Telephone - - [Love Letters - February Crafts at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/love-letters-february-crafts-at-the-castle/) - Explore history through crafts this February. Kids can create maps, brooches, and love letters in fun, family-friendly sessions! - [Sweetheart Brooches - February Crafts at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/sweetheart-brooches-february-crafts-at-the-castle/) - Explore history through crafts this February. Kids can create maps, brooches, and love letters in fun, family-friendly sessions! - [Map Making - February Crafts at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/february-crafts-at-the-castle-map-making/) - Explore history through crafts this February at The Black Watch Museum. Create maps, brooches, and love letters in fun, family-friendly sessions! - [Afternoon Tea with the Archive](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/afternoon-tea-with-the-archive/) - Join us on 14th February for Afternoon Tea with the Archive. Enjoy stories from the past, delicious treats, and a memorable Valentine’s Day experience. - [Afternoon Lecture | A Black Watch Officer’s Experience of The Peninsular War 1812 -1813](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-a-black-watch-officers-experience-of-the-peninsular-war-1812-1813/) - Drawing on entries from the Peninsular War Diary of Captain John Orr, her great great grandfather Rosslyn Macphail will talk about the experiences of this young Black Watch officer, veteran of the Napoleonic Wars, as he marched through Portugal and Spain. Captain John Orr who was born in Greenock in 1790 and enrolled in the - [Lecture | The Battle For Berlin 16 April – 2 May 1945](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-battle-for-berlin-16-april-2-may-1945/) - Join Major General Mungo Melvin for a talk on the Battle for Berlin, the final chapter of WWII in Europe, & the strategic events leading to Germany's surrender. - [Robert Burns Day at The Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/robert-burns-day-at-the-castle/) - Celebrate Robert Burns with a fun-filled family day at The Black Watch Castle & Museum with storytelling, crafts, a museum trail & Scots heritage await! - [Robert Burns and The Black Watch by Captain (Retired) Alan McEwen MBE](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/robert-burns-and-the-black-watch-by-captain-retired-alan-mcewen-mbe/) - Join us for a captivating talk by Captain Alan McEwen MBE, exploring Robert Burns' ties to The Black Watch, paired with a delightful two-course lunch. - [SOLD OUT - Breakfast with Santa](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/breakfast-with-santa-2/) - Join us for a magical morning at The Black Watch Castle and Museum with Breakfast with Santa! Bring your little ones along to enjoy a festive breakfast filled with holiday cheer, delightful food, and a personal visit from Santa himself. Every child will receive a gift directly from Santa, making the experience even more memorable. - [Winter Festival](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/winter-festival/) - Experience the magic of the holidays at our Winter Festival. Join us for a fun-filled day of festive activities designed to delight visitors of all ages. Our festival sessions run on the hour, featuring a Santa Tour, Storytelling, and Elf Training Workshops. All-Day Activities:In addition to the main sessions, enjoy a variety of holiday-themed activities - [Lecture | Evolution Of Air And Space Power From 1925 To 2025](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-evolution-of-air-and-space-power-from-1925-to-2025/) - Group Captain Rory McLaren will give a lecture on the Evolution of Air and Space Power from 1925 to 2025, majoring on the strategic bombing campaigns of the Second World War. The talk will briefly explore the early development of air warfare leading on to the Second World War air campaign and then the lessons - [Lecture | Digging the Great Escape: The Archaeology of Stalag Luft 3](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-digging-the-great-escape-the-archaeology-of-stalag-luft-3/) - On night of 24-25 March 1944, 76 RAF Prisoners of War left the confines of Stalag Luft 3 via a tunnel code-named ‘Harry’. After sparking the biggest manhunt of the Second World War, 73 of the escapees were recaptured, and on the orders of Adolf Hitler 50 of them, including the head of the escape - [SOLD OUT - Christmas Sing-Along and Xmas Lunch with Michael Ellacott](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/christmas-sing-along-and-xmas-lunch-with-michael-ellacott-3/) - Celebrate the magic of the festive season with an afternoon of joy, music, and delicious food at our Christmas Sing-Along and Lunch. Join us on December 18th and 21st for a heart-warming event featuring the talented Michael Ellacott, who will lead a spirited Christmas sing-along. Gather your friends and family, warm up your vocal cords, - [Christmas Sing-Along and Xmas Lunch with Michael Ellacott](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/christmas-sing-along-and-xmas-lunch-with-michael-ellacott-2/) - Celebrate the magic of the festive season with an afternoon of joy, music, and delicious food at our Christmas Sing-Along and Lunch. Join us on December 18th and 21st for a heart-warming event featuring the talented Michael Ellacott, who will lead a spirited Christmas sing-along. Gather your friends and family, warm up your vocal cords, - [Carols with Perth Choral Society](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/carols-with-perth-choral-society/) - Join us for a magical afternoon at The Black Watch Castle and Museum as we celebrate the festive season with Carols with Perth Choral Society! Enjoy a delightful afternoon tea while listening to the enchanting voices of the Perth Choral Society, who will bring the spirit of Christmas to life with their beautiful renditions of - [Afternoon Tea with Santa](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/afternoon-tea-with-santa/) - Join us for a magical afternoon at The Black Watch Castle and Museum with Afternoon Tea with Santa! Bring your little ones along to enjoy a festive afternoon tea filled with holiday cheer, delightful food, and a personal visit from Santa himself. Every child will receive a gift directly from Santa, making the experience even more - [Remembrance Evening](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/remembrance-evening/) - Join us for a poignant Remembrance Evening, as we honour the courage, service, and sacrifice of those who have served. This special night of reflection will begin with a pre-dinner drinks reception, offering the perfect setting to gather and commemorate in the historic surroundings of The Black Watch Castle and Museum. Following this, enjoy a 3-course - [Hands-On History: Black Watch Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/hands-on-history-black-watch-crafts/) - Step into the past and explore the remarkable stories of Black Watch Prisoners of War with our special “Hands-On History” crafting session! This unique experience invites children to delve into a written account of Colour Sergeant Mackenzie, who was captured during the Battle of St Valery in June 1940. We’ll read his compelling story of - [Drop-In Poppy Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/drop-in-poppy-crafts/) - Join us for a creative and meaningful day of drop-in crafts on 2nd November, perfect for families looking to honour and remember those who served. From 10am–12pm and 1pm–3pm, children can explore their artistic side by crafting their own poppy-themed creations using two hands-on techniques: Air-Dry Clay Poppies: Children will work with clay, paint, and - [Sold Out - Lecture | Op Bracken, 20 Years On – The Black Watch In Iraq In 2004](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-op-bracken-20-years-on-the-black-watch-in-iraq-in-2004-2/) - Having served in Iraq the year before, The Black Watch had moved to become the Army’s demonstration battalion at Warminster and had no expectation of being sent again to Iraq any time soon. But events changed that calculation and the battalion deployed at short notice to southern Iraq in the early summer of 2004, less - [Lecture | The Battle of the Bulge 1944 - 45](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-battle-of-the-bulge-1944-45/) - Maj Gen Mungo Melvin’s lecture will describe the Battle of the Bulge of 80 years ago. Following the successful landings on the Normandy beaches on 6 June 1944, the Western Allies fought a bitter three months’ long campaign in the hedgerows before breaking out and sweeping across northern France and liberating Paris. At the same - [History in your Hands - Craftastic October](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/craftastic-october-4/) - Explore more artefacts and hear captivating stories from The Black Watch’s past during our 30-minute tours at 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM. Ideal for history buffs and curious minds eager to delve deeper into the museum’s collection. - [History in your Hands - Craftastic October](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/history-in-your-hands-craftastic-october/) - Explore more artefacts and hear captivating stories from The Black Watch’s past during our 30-minute tours at 12:00 PM and 3:00 PM. Ideal for history buffs and curious minds eager to delve deeper into the museum’s collection. - [Pumpkin Art - Craftastic October](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/pumpkin-art-craftastic-october/) - Get inspired by The Black Watch's rich history and decorate a pumpkin using a variety of materials. This activity blends art with historical themes, allowing children to express their creativity while learning about our heritage. - [Autograph Crafting - Craftastic October](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/craftastic-october-3/) - Handle historical artefacts from our archive and create your own autograph book. This fun activity combines historical learning with a practical craft, perfect for getting ready for the new school year with a personal touch. - [Garden Explorers - Craftastic October](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/craftastic-october-2/) - Join our head gardener for a delightful exploration of the grounds at Balhousie Castle. Explore the sensory garden and learn about the plants and animals that make the gardens at Balhousie Castle their home. Gather leaves and cones to craft your own autumn-inspired tree. - [Autumn Suncatchers - Craftastic October](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/craftastic-october/) - Explore the castle grounds and gather vibrant autumn leaves to craft your very own suncatcher. Discover the history of Balhousie Castle’s beautiful landscape as you create a unique piece of art that captures the essence of autumn. Perfect for young nature enthusiasts and budding artists! - [Haunted History at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/haunted-history-at-the-castle/) - Join us on 26th October from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM for an afternoon of fun and creativity at The Black Watch Castle and Museum! Ideal for families with children aged 5-12, this event features ghostly crafts, pumpkin decorating, spooky cookie decorating, and a chance to explore the museum galleries and meet Black Watch soldiers. - [Sing-Along and Afternoon Tea with Michael Ellacott](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/sing-along-and-afternoon-tea-with-michael-ellacott/) - Join us at The Black Watch Castle and Museum for a delightful afternoon of music and indulgence. On 20th September, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, experience the perfect blend of entertainment and tradition with our Sing-Along and Afternoon Tea with Michael Ellacott. Relax and enjoy a traditional afternoon tea while singing along to nostalgic songs - [Lecture | The Battle Of The Scheldt 1944: The 52nd (Lowland) Division Returns To Europe.](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-battle-of-the-scheldt-1944-the-52nd-lowland-division-returns-to-europe/) - Allan Downie’s lecture will look at the operations to clear The Scheldt Estuary in order to open up the approaches to the port of Antwerp. These operations were carried out by 1st Canadian Army including the 52nd (Lowland) Division during October and November 1944. Although the campaign is one of Canada’s greatest actions of the Second World War - [Georgians, Jacobites and Redcoats](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/georgians-jacobites-and-redcoats/) - Step back in time to the Jacobite rising of 1745-6 with our immersive Jacobite Day event at The Black Watch Castle and Museum. Experience history coming to life as Jacobites, and Redcoats converge in our museum grounds, enjoy engaging presentations on 18th-century warfare, and participate in hands-on craft activities. Explore our Highlander History Highlight Tours - [Museum Masterpiece | Museum Makers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/museum-masterpeice-museum-makers-copy/) - Look over images of paintings from The Black Watch Castle and Museum collection and use tissue paper and glue to recreate the landscapes in the image.Highlight Tour: Second World WarBegin with Neville Chamberlain’s declaration of war and journey through The Black Watch’s experience on frontlines around the world, ending with the stories of members captured at - [Panoramic Periscope| Museum Makers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/panoramic-periscope-museum-makers-copy-2/) - Meet a First World War Black Watch Soldier and ask about his experience in the trenches as you use card and mirrors to build the tool used to safely see over the top of the trenches.Highlight Tour: First World WarDiscover The Black Watch Castle and Museum’s First World War gallery, uncovering stories about muddy kilts, small - [Sharks & Ships| Museum Makers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/sharks-ships-museum-makers-copy/) - In 1852, the HMS Birkenhead sank with 643 people onboard, including members of The Black Watch. Learn more about this event as we use paper plates and paint to make sharks and ships!Highlight Tour: The EmpireExplore the story of the Birkenhead Jugs, follow the evolution of the uniform, and try your hand at lifting a Flintlock - [Create & Conquer | Museum Makers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/create-conquer-museum-makers/) - Learn about life in the 42nd Regiment of Foot as you make your own sword from cardboard and tin foil and design your own regimental flag with construction paper and designs.Highlight Tour: Origins and The French WarsVisit the initial galleries of The Black Watch Castle and Museum to discover the beginnings of The Black Watch and - [Lecture | The Musical Heritage of The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-musical-heritage-of-the-argyll-and-sutherland-highlanders/) - Synopsis: The music of The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders has lifted the spirits of generations of soldiers, and civilians too. Our music has identified the regiment with its signature tunes, acknowledged actions and personalities, underpinned important events, worship and entertainment, and alleviated the tedium of long marches. Music signalled commands, and regulated the routine. Music - [Exhibition | Repair](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/exhibition-repair/) - This exhibition explores the impact of conflict on Black Watch soldiers and their experiences of physical and mental rehabilitation. Inspired by the principles of kintsugi pottery this interactive display invites visitors to put themselves in the shoes of the men recuperating after a life-changing injury of experiences. Included in museum admission. - [Lest We Forget: D-Day 80th Anniversary Concert](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lest-we-forget-d-day-80th-anniversary-concert/) - On June 6th, 80 years ago, the world witnessed one of the most pivotal moments in history: D-Day. As we remember the 80th Anniversary of this monumental event, we invite you to join us for a commemorative concert. This occasion serves as a tribute to the courage, sacrifice, and heroism of the soldiers, sailors and - [WW2 Family Day](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/ww2-family-day/) - Step into the past with our immersive WW2 Family Day event! Enjoy live performances by the McAndrew Sisters and Cadets Pipes & Drums, experience Army Demos and Drills, become a Black Watch Soldier or ATS recruit for the day, and enjoy games, crafts, and Object Handling sessions. Plus, explore The Black Watch Castle and Museum - [Eggcellent Blossoms Craft – Spring At Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/eggcellent-blossoms-craft-spring-at-balhousie-castle/) - [Lecture | Operation Neptune: Blitzkrieg From The Sea](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-d-day-and-its-aftermath-normandy-6-june-to-25-july-1944-copy/) - I count on every man to do his utmost to ensure the success of this great enterprise which is the climax of the European war. Good luck to you all and Godspeed. – Admiral B. H. Ramsay, Allied Naval C-in-C, 4 June 1944. Dr Jeffrey’s lecture will follow Operation Neptune, the seaborne element of the D-Day - [Lecture | Burma 1944: The 2nd Chindit Expedition (Op Thursday)](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-burma-1944-the-2nd-chindit-expedition/) - Geordie Fergusson and Major Hugh Rose will give a joint presentation about The Black Watch's contribution to the 2nd Chindit Expedition behind Japanese lines in Burma (March-June 1944) – 80 years ago this year. Their talk will cover the actions undertaken by 2nd Battalion, The Black Watch which was flown into jungle airstrips before being - [Creepy Crawly Quest - Spring at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/creepy-crawly-quest-spring-at-balhousie-castle/) - [Feathered Friends Fun - Spring at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/feathered-friends-fun-spring-at-balhousie-castle/) - [Castle Garden Adventure - Spring at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/castle-garden-adventure-spring-at-balhousie-castle-copy/) - [Lecture | D-Day and its Aftermath: Normandy 6 June to 25 July 1944](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-d-day-and-its-aftermath-normandy-6-june-to-25-july-1944/) - D-Day was the greatest amphibious operation in history. In this talk, Professor Gary Sheffield will pick up the story as the landing craft approach the beaches on 6 June 1944, and will discuss the key points of the US, Canadian and British landings. Then he will cover the development of the land campaign in June and July - the build - [Lecture | The Battle Of Arnhem: Operation Market Garden](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-battle-of-arnhem-operation-market-garden/) - The 17 September this year is the 80th Anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem, Operation MARKET GARDEN, Montgomery’s plan to outflank the Seigfreid Line and to attack the Rhur from the North. Maj Gen Adrian Freer will talk about how Montgomery envisaged the task could be undertaken by the British 2nd Army with the 1st - [Easter Fun at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/easter-fun-at-balhousie-castle/) - [Lecture | Monte Cassino: The Battle for Rome 1944 - SOLD OUT](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-monte-cassino-the-battle-for-rome-1944/) - David Harrison will give a lecture on The Battle for Rome 1944 which will cover the four battles of Monte Cassino. The first battle was launched in January and included the landing at Anzio. The second and third battles witnessed the controversial bombing of the Abbey and the fierce fighting for the Castle, Hangman’s Hill - [Lecture |  WW2: UK/US Relations In The Build Up To D’Day And Beyond](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-ww2-uk-us-relations-in-the-build-up-to-dday-and-beyond/) - The successful invasion of northern France in June 1944 would never have been possible without the participation of the United States. The story of how those thousands of US servicemen came to the aircraft carrier that was the United Kingdom and the relationship with their UK hosts is seldom explored. Largely carried on in the - [February Crafts at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/february-crafts-at-balhousie-castle-3/) - Join us this February 14th, 15th, and 16th for an unforgettable experience filled with creativity and fun! Our specially curated crafts sessions will spark the imagination of your little ones, providing a perfect blend of entertainment and education. For an additional £5 per child and accompanying adult, you can take part in our optional Children’s - [February Crafts at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/february-crafts-at-balhousie-castle/) - Join us this February 14th, 15th, and 16th for an unforgettable experience filled with creativity and fun! Our specially curated crafts sessions will spark the imagination of your little ones, providing a perfect blend of entertainment and education. For an additional £5 per child and accompanying adult, you can take part in our optional Children’s - [February Crafts at Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/february-crafts-at-balhousie-castle-2/) - Join us this February 14th, 15th, and 16th for an unforgettable experience filled with creativity and fun! Our specially curated crafts sessions will spark the imagination of your little ones, providing a perfect blend of entertainment and education. For an additional £5 per child and accompanying adult, you can take part in our optional Children’s - [SOLD OUT - Lecture| Imphal and Kohima: From the Japanese Perspective](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-imphal-and-kohima-from-the-japanese-perspective/) - Japan invaded Burma in late 1941, leading to the British Army’s longest ever retreat and, over two years later, to the reconquest of Burma by Field Marshal Slim’s XIV Army. In 1944, Japan launched an attempt to invade India – Operation U Go – which led to the tumultuous battles of Imphal and Kohima; the - [Burns Day at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/burns-day-at-the-castle/) - During the sessions, children will have the opportunity to participate in tartan weaving and make their own hairy haggis while listening to the Scottish dialect storytelling of the Stickman. They can also follow our Burns-themed trail through the museum. For an additional £5 per child and accompanying adult, you can take part in our optional - [Breakfast with Santa](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/breakfast-with-santa-copy/) - Join us for a magical experience where you get to meet Santa Claus himself over a delicious breakfast, while enjoying enchanting songs and stories from the North Pole. Also you can write your very own letter to Santa and receive an early Christmas gift! Perfect for families and children of all ages who want to - [Breakfast with Santa](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/breakfast-with-santa/) - Join us for a magical experience where you get to meet Santa Claus himself over a delicious breakfast, while enjoying enchanting songs and stories from the North Pole. Also you can write your very own letter to Santa and receive an early Christmas gift! Perfect for families and children of all ages who want to - [Lecture | Battle of The Atlantic](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-battle-of-the-atlantic/) - Winston Churchill coined the term ‘Battle of the Atlantic’. The defence of Allied Atlantic convoys became one of the most important aspects of the Second World War. In this lecture Professor Evan Mawdsley will describe the ‘battle’ and attempt to clarify some common misconceptions about it. Evan Mawdsley was Professor of International History at the - [The Hauntings Panel Exhibition Series - 'In Memoria'](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-panel-exhibition-series-in-memoria/) - The Black Watch Museum is privileged to hold in its archives a wealth of letters, diaries and memoirs written by those who served with the Regiment. This exhibition highlights the stories of four soldiers who died fighting for their country but whose voices can still be heard through the writing they left behind. Our chalkboard - [Remembrance Evening](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/remembrance-ev/) - Join us at Balhousie Castle for an evening of Fine Dining and Remembrance. Guests will be welcomed to a Pre-Dinner Drinks Reception followed by a 3-Course Meal. Throughout the evening we will share Archive Readings, Poetry and Musical Performances to reflect on the meaning of Remembrance and Commemoration. - [Lecture | 'That's How The Light Gets In' With Dr Francis McKee](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-thats-how-the-light-gets-in-with-dr-francis-mckee/) - This lecture revolves around The Hauntings as a piece of art, and what it means to be a soldier. The title is taken from Leonard Cohen’s song ‘Anthem’ and the line refers to the brokenness and imperfection of everything. Looking at The Hauntings sculpture McKee was struck by the holes and light contrasting with the - [October Activities | Supersized Soldier Collage](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/october-activities-supersized-soldier-collage/) - Inspired by our Hauntings statue. come and create your own supersized soldier collage. Using your own body as a template, design and decorate your soldier from top to bottom. October Holiday Activities |Suggested Age 4-12 10.30am(Sold Out) and 1.30pm | 1 hour session | £5 per child. Accompanying adult free - [October Activities | Object Handling Sessions](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/object-handling-sessions/) - Get up close to our collection, handling various objects, while we share some of our inspiring soldier stories. Wednesday 11th October 10am – 2pm Part of Museum Entry Ticket - [October Activities | Object Handling Sessions](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/object-handling-sessions-2/) - Get up close to our collection while we share some of our inspiring soldier stories. Wednesday 11th October 10am – 2pm Part of Museum Entry Ticket - [October Activities | Ghoulish Ghosts and Monstrous Monsters](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/ghoulish-ghosts-and-monstrous-monsters/) - Do you dare come and listen to spooky stories while we make your very own paper bag ghosts and monsters. who can tell the scariest story? October Holiday Activities |Suggested Age 4-12 10.30am and 1.30pm | 1 hour session | £5 per child. Accompanying adult free - [October Activities | Spooky Cookie Decorating](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/spooky-cookies/) - Come and join us this Halloween for our Spooktacular cookie decorating sessions October Holiday Activities |Suggested Age 4-12 10am, 11am and 1pm | 45 minute duration | £5 per child. Accompanying adult free - [October Activities | Castle Cones and Autumn Adventure](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/castle-cones-and-autumn-adventure/) - Come and explore the castle grounds while we gather together leaves and cones and learn about the animals and plants that live there. Then come inside and use what you have found to build your own autumn inspired tree. October Holiday Activities |Suggested Age 4-12 10.30am and 1.30pm | 1 hour session | £5 per - [October Activities | Autumn Egg Carton Flower Wreath](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/autumn-egg-carton-flower-wreath/) - Come and Create your very own seasonal egg carton wreath inspired by the colours of Autumn. October Holiday Activities |Suggested Age 4-12 10.30am and 1.30pm | 1 hour session | £5 per child. Accompanying adult free - [The Hauntings | Lecture | Conservation Conflict](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-lecture-environmental-conflict/) - The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) primarily work with those entrusted with privately owned land, to deliver biodiversity outcome in conjunction with working land use. Often these outcomes can exceed those achieved by designated nature reserves, but requires a highly collaborative approach, finding how ‘enlightened self-interest’ can be harnessed to deliver outcomes for nature.Conservation - [The Hauntings Sensory Session](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/quiet-time-hauntings-visit/) - Would you or someone you know benefit from a quieter, more relaxed visit to The Hauntings? We have designed an after-hours visit for people to come and see The Hauntings without busy crowds, loud noise from the Bistro or hubbub in the shop. Staff will be on hand to help, talk through the sculpture and - [The Hauntings Panel Exhibition Series – Battles Unseen: Exploring Contemporary Conflict’s Human Impact](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/exhibition-battles-unseen-exploring-contemporary-conflicts-human-impact/) - 'Battles Unseen' delves into the complex nature of conflicts that have shaped our world in recent times. Dealing with events such as the war in Ukraine, the global COVID-19 pandemic, and smaller-scale family or personal conflicts can be incredibly difficult. This exhibition seeks to inspire visitors to reflect on the need for peace, empathy, and - [The Hauntings | Repair and Relax Kintsugi Class](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-repair-and-relax-kintsugi-class-2/) - Inspired by our REPAIR exhibition come and have a go at the ancient art of Kintsugi or ‘Golden Joinery’. Break and repair a ceramic pot with gold powder and glue to create a beautiful piece of art, perfect as a gift for others or yourself! This therapeutic, creative, and sustainable practice is a great opportunity - [The Hauntings | Jewellery Making Workshop](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-jewellery-making-workshop/) - Join professional jewellery artist Quinta Essenza for a jewellery workshop inspired by The Hauntings sculpture. Create unique pieces from locally sourced scrap metal and master the technique of delicate metalwork leaving the workshop with your own new piece of bespoke jewellery. No previous skills are necessary, although good eyesight and manual dexterity are needed. - [Lecture | Korea 1950-1951: The Glosters And The Battle Of Imjin River](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-korea-1950-1951-the-glosters-and-the-battle-of-imjin-river/) - In this, our second lecture on the Korean War, Lt Col Robert Dixon will cover the time from when 29 Brigade was mobilised in the summer of 1950, joining the advance into North Korea in November 1950; the subsequent retreat when China entered in force, the push back to the 38th Parallel, the battle of - [The Hauntings | Lecture | Industrial Conflict](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-lecture-industrial-conflict/) - Coordinated industrial conflict has been a feature of British commercial life since the London weavers formally combined to resist the introduction of engine looms in the 1670’s. With peaks and troughs, strikes and other actions have remained a feature of British social, economic, and political life ever since. At times such conflict has destroyed industries, - [The Hauntings | Repair and Relax Kintsugi Class](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-repair-and-relax-kintsugi-class/) - Inspired by our REPAIR exhibition come and have a go at the ancient art of Kintsugi or ‘Golden Joinery’. Break and repair a ceramic pot with gold powder and glue to create a beautiful piece of art, perfect as a gift for others or yourself! This therapeutic, creative, and sustainable practice is a great opportunity - [The Hauntings | Museum Explorers | Heroic Highlanders](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-museum-explorers-heroic-highlanders/) - Today’s museum explorers club is all about dressing up and drama as we get hands-on with Black Watch uniforms, from kits and broadswords to WW1 webbing and trench tools! We will then get crafty and make our own highlanders to take home! Children do not need to be accompanied for this session£7.50 per child | - [The Hauntings | Museum Explorers | Terrible Trenches](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-museum-explorers-terrible-trenches/) - Welcome to the trenches! Let’s meet Private McNiven, our very own World War One soldier, who will tell us tales from the trenches. We will then work together to write our trench diary entries and finish the day by creating a terrifying trench rat to take home! Children do not need to be accompanied for - [The Hauntings | Museum Explorers | Cool Codebreakers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-museum-explorers-cool-codebreakers/) - Learn all about the Second World War by taking part in marvellous missions, group games, and code-breaking challenges. Afterward, you can make your own cool cipher wheel to send and decode secret messages with friends and family. Children do not need to be accompanied for this session£7.50 per child | Includes drink, snack, and Museum - [The Hauntings | Museum Explorers | Soldier Stories](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-museum-explorers-soldier-stories/) - Take part in some cool drama games and learn about the incredible life of a brave Black Watch soldier called Pipe Major Rob Roy. Taking inspiration from his musical instrument we will make our own brilliant bagpipes to take home and perform a tune for the family! Children do not need to be accompanied for - [The Hauntings | Museum Explorers | Marvellous Medals](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-museum-explorers-marvellous-medals/) - Let’s learn all about marvellous medals and the soldiers they were awarded to. As we explore the museum, we will get hands-on with medals of all shapes and sizes before making our very own medals and end the day with a special awards ceremony. Children do not need to be accompanied for this session£7.50 per - [The Hauntings | Museum Explorers | Museum Mysteries](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-museum-explorers-museum-mysteries/) - Let's be Museum detectives for the day as we explore the galleries to help The Hauntings soldier find his missing pieces and set him on his way home. We will also get crafty by upcycling cardboard boxes to make our own Balhousie Castle models to take home. Children do not need to be accompanied for - [The Hauntings | Jewellery Making Workshop](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-jewellery-making-workshop-2/) - Join professional jewellery artist Quinta Essenza for a jewellery workshop inspired by The Hauntings sculpture. Create unique pieces from locally sourced scrap metal and master the technique of delicate metalwork leaving the workshop with your own new piece of bespoke jewellery. No previous skills are necessary, although good eyesight and manual dexterity are needed. - [Lecture | The Eastern Front From Kursk 1943 To Ukraine 2023](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-eastern-front-from-kursk-1943-to-ukraine-2023/) - In his lecture, Maj Gen Mungo Melvin will not only describe the battle of 80 years ago but also draw some interesting comparisons with the current fighting in Ukraine over much the same ground. In late August 1943, the German Army Group South was retreating towards the river Dnipro in Ukraine following the failed battle - [Lecture | Korea 1950-1951: ‘First In - The Argylls’](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-korea-1950-1951-first-in-the-argylls/) - In this, our first lecture on the Korean War, Col A K Miller will cover the early period from The Argylls arrival in Pyongsan from Hong Kong. They, along with the Middlesex, formed part of 27 Infantry Brigade and were the first British troops to arrive in theatre. The Brigade subsequently became the 27th Commonwealth - [Lecture | From Killing Ground to Burial Ground: Archaeology and the Battle of Waterloo](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-from-killing-ground-to-burial-ground-archaeology-and-the-battle-of-waterloo/) - Since 2015, Waterloo Uncovered has engaged military veterans in the archaeological investigation of the site of the Battle of Waterloo fought in what is now Belgium in 1815. During that time, techniques including geophysical survey, metal detector survey, excavation and historical research have been used to shed new light on the battlefield and the battle - [The Hauntings | Still Life Drawing Class](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-still-life-drawing-class/) - Join local professional artist Jon Hoad for a unique still-life drawing class, where you can enjoy the Perth sunshine and let your creativity flow. Taking your seat in the Castle courtyard you can sketch The Hauntings sculpture with expert tips and guidance from Jon. No previous skills are necessary. - [The Hauntings | Still Life Drawing Class](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-still-life-drawing-class-2/) - Join local professional artist Jon Hoad for a unique still-life drawing class, where you can enjoy the Perth sunshine and let your creativity flow. Taking your seat in the Castle courtyard you can sketch The Hauntings sculpture with expert tips and guidance from Jon. No previous skills are necessary. - [The Hauntings Panel Exhibition Series: The Making of The Hauntings](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/exhibition-forged-in-memory-the-making-of-the-hauntings/) - 'The Making of The Hauntings' his visually striking exhibition celebrates The Hauntings as a piece of art, looking in depth at its inspiration, creation, and impact on those who view him. Visitors can use a scannable QR code to listen to audio interviews with the artist and blacksmith who designed and built the sculpture and - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Delightful Dreamcatchers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-delightful-dream-catchers/) - The Black Watch were in North America at the time of the earliest settlers and met different Native American tribes. In this fun crafting session, we will make our very own dream catchers inspired by the people and traditions that The Black Watch met on their travels using recycled materials such as paper plates, wool, - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Make a Scrap Soldier](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-make-a-scrap-soldier/) - Work together to make your own Haunting sculpture using recyclable materials. Glue, paints, cardboard, eggboxes, bottle tops, and more will be provided you just need to bring along your imagination! Children to be accompanied by an adultAdults free - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Hauntings Collage](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-hauntings-collage/) - Using recycled materials from newspaper to buttons, we will fill the outlines of our Hauntings drawing to create an amazing, textured collage of the sculpture to take home. All children to be accompanied by an adultAdults free - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Marvellous Music](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-marvellous-music/) - Did you know that The Black Watch are famous around the world for their pipe and drum music? In this family craft, we will design and create our own set of maracas or bagpipes to take home. Children to be accompanied by an adultAdults free - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Make a Thistle Friend](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-make-a-thistle-friend/) - Did you know that Scotland’s national flower is the thistle and that it’s been the inspiration for songs and artwork around the world? In this celebratory craft session, you’ll be able to create your very own friendly thistle to name and take home. All children to be accompanied by an adultAdults free - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Soldier Puppet Making](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-soldier-puppet-making/) - In this week's family craft session we will visit The Hauntings sculpture in the Castle grounds to learn his story, then let's get hands on to design and make our own soldier puppet to take home. - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Make a Scrap Soldier](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-make-a-scrap-soldier-2/) - Work together to make your own Haunting sculpture using recyclable materials. Glue, paints, cardboard, eggboxes, bottle tops, and more will be provided you just need to bring along your imagination! Children to be accompanied by an adultAdults free - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Hauntings Collage Making](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-hauntings-collage-2/) - Using recycled materials from newspaper to buttons, we will fill the outlines of our Hauntings drawing to create an amazing, textured collage of the sculpture to take home. Children to be accompanied by an adultAdults free - [The Hauntings | Family Crafts | Handprint Suncatchers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-hauntings-family-crafts-handprint-suncatchers/) - With the summer in full swing let’s work together and create colourful suncatchers for your home. We will carefully trace our hands before adding colourful tissue paper that will catch the sunlight when it shines through your window. Children to be accompanied by an adultAdults free - [Family Fun Day and BBQ](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/family-fun-day-and-bbq/) - Meet the cheeky regimental Shetland pony mascot Cpl Cruachan IV and his pony pal Nightcap and see the talented highland dancing troupe from Gordons School of Dance perform throughout the day. Get crafty with our drop-in family art sessions where you can make something special to take home, explore the Museum galleries with our Lego - [Lecture | Korea 1952-1953: The Black Watch Story](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-korea-1952-1953-the-black-watch-story/) - Alistair Irwin will give this third lecture in the series on the Korean War 1951-1953. The focus will be on the 1st Battalion, The Black Watch from November 1951, when news was received in Germany that they were to join the war, to the end of the story in June 1953 when the battalion left - [Coronation Event | Bottomless Brunch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/coronation-event-bottomless-brunch/) - Celebrate the Coronation at the Castle Join us at the Castle to celebrate the coronation of His Majesty, The King and Her Majesty, The Queen Consort. Take a seat and watch the ceremonial event on a large screen in the Castle Bistro whilst enjoying a delicious bottomless brunch. *This event is now sold out - [The Black Watch Regimental Reunion](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-black-watch-regimental-reunion/) - Members will meet on Rose Terrace to march to Balhousie, led by the Perth & District Pipe Band. This year the theme will focus on it being a year of anniversaries of 1953 (Korea), 1973 (Hong Kong), 1983 (Werl & West Belfast), 1993 (Hong Kong) and 2003 (Iraq). The reunion is an opportunity to meet - [Coronation Event | Coronation Inspired Family Crafts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/coronation-event-coronation-inspired-family-crafts/) - Bring along your princes and princesses to the Castle to celebrate the coronation with our themed family drop-in craft session. They can have their own ceremony where they can make a Royal crown to wear during the day’s celebrations and even get their picture taken on a throne! We will also have stones and paint - [Animal Explorer Day with Zoolab](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/animal-explorer-day-with-zoolab/) - Calling all young explorers! Meet us at the castle to have a fun-tastic day discovering animals that The Black Watch may have met during their travels around the globe. Have an exciting encounter with real-life animals in our Zoolab sessions, meet our WW1 soldier to learn all about animals during the war, and enjoy storytelling - [Lecture | WHERE ARE THE WAR POETS?: FINDING WORDS FOR WORLD WAR II](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-where-are-the-war-poets/) - In autumn 1939, following hard on the heels of the outbreak of war, came the question – asked repeatedly across the media – ‘where are the war poets’? Professor Gill Plain will talk about how The First World War had set a precedent: wars now needed poets, and expectations were high. Unfortunately, most established writers - [LECTURE | THE BLACK WATCH IN SICILY 1943](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-black-watch-in-sicily-1943/) - Professor Niall Barr will tell us of Operation Husky - the invasion of Sicily – which was the centrepiece of the Western Allies effort in 1943. The 1st, 5th and 7th Battalions of The Black Watch took a full part in the invasion and capture of Sicily, experiencing heavy fighting at Gerbini and Sferro during - [Spring Watch Workshop - Make a Grass Head Soldier](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/spring-watch-workshop-make-a-grass-head-soldier/) - THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT In this Spring Watch family workshop, we will make our very own grass head soldier! For this environmentally friendly craft we will be using pop socks, grass seed, sawdust and upcycled yogurt pots to create a Black Watch solider with ever growing grass hair. Take them home and make - [Spring Watch Workshop - Make your own Bird Feeder](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/spring-watch-workshop-make-a-bird-feeder/) - THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED Come along to our Spring Watch family workshop and create your own bird feeder to attract our flying feathered friends into your garden. Made using recycled plastic bottles, paint and bamboo your homemade feeder will help to provide the birds with the tasty treats they need to keep happy and - [Lecture | Operation Telic: The Black Watch In Iraq](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-op-telic-the-black-watch-in-iraq/) - THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT Twenty years ago to the day, the 1st Battalion The Black Watch led the advance into Basrah as part of the British invasion of Iraq. Major General Mike Riddell-Webster, who was the Commanding Officer of the Battalion, will tell the story of the events leading up to that day, - [In Gallery Handling | Celebrating 10 years with 10 Objects](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/in-gallery-handling-celebrating-10-years-with-10-objects/) - Get hands-on with history and discover 10 interesting objects that have been donated to the Museum collection over the past 10 years. Included in Museum admission. - [Special Exhibition | Balhousie Castle Through the Years](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/special-exhibition-balhousie-castle-through-the-years/) - To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the 2013 Castle and Museum redevelopment this special exhibition invites you to explore the history of Balhousie Castle over the centuries. From its 12th-century origin as a family home to becoming The Black Watch Regimental Headquarters during the 1960s this iconic Perth landmark has created a lasting legacy - [Dining Experience at the Castle | 10 Course Tasting Menu](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/dining-experience-at-the-castle-10-course-tasting-menu/) - 10 Years | 10 Courses | 10 Miles This unique menu will showcase local produce sourced from within a 10-mile radius of Perthshire. There will also be an opportunity throughout the evening to view our special exhibition – Balhousie Castle through the Years. - [Lunchtime Talk | History of Balhousie Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lunchtime-talk-history-of-balhousie-castle/) - Join our curator as she takes you through the history of Balhousie Castle and its’ surroundings from its origins in medieval Perth through to its role now as the home of The Black Watch. With stories of knights and nuns, murder, and mystery, learn the fascinating history of one of the most significant buildings in - [Tour | The Black Watch Collection Uncovered](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/tour-the-black-watch-uncovered/) - Meet our curator and step back in time to discover 10 stories, myths, and legends behind Balhousie Castle and objects within the collection. Tickets include all day access to the Museum. - [Michael Ellacott and Afternoon Tea](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/michael-ellacott-and-afternoon-tea/) - Join local musician Michael Ellacott in the Castle Bistro to enjoy a traditional afternoon tea followed by a sing along to well-known war time songs. - [Brunch and Behind the Scenes Tour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/brunch-and-behind-the-scenes-tour/) - Enjoy a delicious brunch in the Castle Bistro followed by a curator-led highlight tour of the galleries. You will then be invited behind the scenes to explore the museum store and discover the work undertaken by the team to care for the collection and archive.Ticket includes brunch, all day museum admission, highlight tour and behind-the-scenes - [LECTURE | THE MALAYAN EMERGENCY 1948 -1960](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-malayan-emergency-1948-1960/) - *THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT* Lt Col Andy Middlemiss will talk about The Malayan campaign which was one of the few successful counter-insurgency operations undertaken by the Western powers. Still studied today, it provides many important lessons on how such campaigns should be conducted, most of which were then ignored by the US in - [Easter Wreath Making](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/easter-wreath-making/) - Celebrate spring with our family Easter wreath making workshop. Join us to explore the castle grounds as we forage for foliage to add to your colourful paper plate wreaths which will make the perfect home decoration to welcome the spring months. Children to be accompanied by an adultAccompanying adult free - [Dotty Painting](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/dotty-painting/) - Do you know a young person who is dotty about art and painting? Then bring them along to the Castle to make their very own masterpiece using cotton buds and colourful paints. They can get creative with their own design or choose from a selection of pictures including Easter eggs, Scottish thistle or our very - [Easter Fun at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/easter-fun-at-the-castle/) - Keep the children entertained this Easter with our egg-static Easter fun activities at the Castle. Activities throughout the day include:• The Great Easter Egg HuntThe Easter bunny has lost his eggs in our Castle gardens; can you help to find them all to save Easter? • Golden Egg Gallery TrailEgg-slore the Museum to discover the - [Mother's Day Weekend Museum Admission](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/mothers-day-weekend-museum-admission/) - To celebrate Mother's Day weekend we are offering all mums complimentary admission to The Black Watch Museum on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th March when accompanied by a child of any age. Why not make a day of it and book a table in the Castle Bistro to enjoy a delicious Mother's Day meal - - [Lecture | Defeat and the Aftermath: Malaya and Singapore 1941-42](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-defeat-and-the-aftermath-malaya-and-singapore-1941-42/) - Lt Col Leslie Boswell has always had a keen interest in the war in the Far East being the grandson of a prisoner of the Japanese. He also spent some of his childhood in Singapore where his father was serving in the British Army. Leslie’s lecture will cover the fall of Singapore and the aftermath - [Lecture | The Establishment of Modern Day Israel](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-establishment-of-modern-day-israel/) - Colonel A K Miller’s illustrated talk explores the historical background to the creation of the State of Israel in 1948 which has led to the lasting legacy of conflict that continues to exist in what the Jews term ‘Eretz Israel’ – the historical homeland of the Jews. It take you through the growing influence of - [Lecture | The Falklands War: The Battle of Mount Tumbledown 1982](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-falklands-war-the-battle-of-mount-tumbledown-1982/) - SOLD OUT In this lecture, Major Carew Price will talk about his experiences during the battle of Mount Tumbledown. Major Carew Price was commissioned into the Scots Guards in 1970. In 1982 he was recalled from his Company Commander’s Course at Warminster to command Right Flank (RF) company 2 SG during The Falkland War where - [Remembrance Dinner](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/remembrance-dinner/) - This event is now sold out Join us at Balhousie Castle for an evening of fine dining and remembrance. Guests will be welcomed to a drinks reception followed by a 3-course dinner served in the Queen Mother Room. Throughout the evening we will share archive letters written home by 2nd Lt David Nicoll, 1st Battalion, - [Craft Poppy Wreaths](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/egg-carton-poppy-wreaths/) - Discover why the poppy has become a symbol of remembrance and create your own hanging poppy wreath from egg cartons. Children to be accompanied by an adult. - [Family Crafts | Ghastly Ghosts and Spooky Characters](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-ghastly-ghosts-and-spooky-characters/) - From the vaults of Black Watch history, we will share with you the eerie tale of the ghost of Ticonderoga. Inspired by this spooky story we will make our own ghastly ghosts, wicked witches, or bothersome bats using loo rolls, card, paper, paints, and cotton wool. All children to be accompanied by adults. Suggested age - [Family Crafts | Autumn Suncatchers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/family-crafts-autumn-suncatchers/) - Let’s go foraging in the Castle gardens to collect autumn leaves and learn all about the nature that has made its home there. We will use our leaves to create stunning suncatchers which you can hang in your window to reflect the autumn light. All children to be accompanied by an adult. Suggested age 5+ - [Family Crafts | Spooky Castle Lanterns](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/family-crafts-spooky-castle-lanterns/) - As All Hallows Eve approaches let’s get ready to scare off the spirits with our own super spooky lantern. Using our templates, card, scissors, and coloured film you can create a Balhousie Castle silhouette for your lantern or make your own fang-tastic design to light up your home. All children to be accompanied by an - [Family Crafts | Paper Plate Woodland Creatures](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/family-crafts-paper-plate-woodland-creatures/) - Autumn is a great time of year to spot woodland creatures, from hedgehogs to squirrels, foxes to badgers. Pick your favourite forest animals and create your own decorated paper plates to take home. All children to be accompanied by adults. Suggested age 5+ - [Exhibition | Korea: The Forgotten War](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/exhibition-korea-the-forgotten-war/) - To mark the 70th anniversary of The Black Watch in Korea, our exhibition will explore the stories and experiences of those who served with the 1st Battalion in what is often referred to as ‘The Forgotten War’. - [Volunteer Recruitment Day](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/volunteer-recruitment-day/) - Did you know that we are a charitable organisation whose mission is to support The Black Watch veterans and their families through welfare and comradeship? Our museum shares the history of The Black Watch Regiment, and we care for the collection and archive for current and future generations.Can help us to achieve this by giving - [Spooky Cookie Decorating](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/spooky-cookie-decorating/) - Get into the spirit of Hallowe’en and join us to decorate your very own spooky cookie to eat…yum yum! Sessions are 45 minsAll children to be accompanied by an adult - [Lecture | The Battle of El Alamein: Personal recollections](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-battle-of-el-alamein-personal-recollections/) - October 2022 sees the 80th anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein. To remember this famous battle and the men of Perthshire who were involved we delve into the rich selection of memoirs and accounts from The Black Watch, Highland Division, and other participants to hear of personal recollections of El Alamein. From ‘The Moon - [Doors Open Day](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/doors-open-day/) - Doors Open Days is Scotland’s largest free festival that celebrates heritage and the built environment. On Sunday 18th September we are offering free entry to The Black Watch Museum, housed within the historic Balhousie Castle, where you can explore the 300 years history of Scotland's oldest Highland Regiment. Last entry 3.30pm. - [Lecture | Forgotten Highland Regiments](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-forgotten-highland-regiments/) - More than 250 years ago, in 1756, the major powers of Europe became entangled in a conflict now known as the Seven Years War that was to last until 1763. It involved all the major powers of Europe, and spanned the world, described by Churchill as the first world war. In Europe, Britain, Hanover, Prussia, - [Around The World With The Black Watch | India: Clay Diwali Lamps](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/india-clay-diwali-lamps/) - Join us for a superb summer of family crafts and discover some of the incredible places The Black Watch have visited over the last 300 years. When India was a part of the British Empire, The Black Watch spent long periods of time in the country and learned about their culture. One of the many - [Around The World With The Black Watch | Holland: Model Windmills](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/holland-model-windmills/) - During the Second World War, The Black Watch were in Holland where they helped to free many towns from the enemy. A country known for its beautiful tulip fields and wonderful windmills – why not take a piece of Holland home by making your own model windmill. All children to be accompanied by an adult - [Around The World With The Black Watch | Hong Kong: Paper Dragons](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/hong-kong-paper-dragons/) - Join us for a superb summer of family crafts and discover some of the incredible places The Black Watch have visited over the last 300 years. In 1997 The Black Watch was the last British regiment to leave Hong Kong, taking part in a large farewell parade. The traditional Chinese New Year dragon dance is - [Around The World With The Black Watch | Korea: Traditional Folding Fans](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/korea-traditional-folding-fans/) - Join us for a superb summer of family crafts and discover some of the incredible places The Black Watch have visited over the last 300 years. After the Second World War, The Black Watch served over in Korea. Korea has a rich cultural history and one of its many traditions is the folding fan dance. - [Around The World With The Black Watch | South Africa: Paper Plate Safari](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/south-africa-paper-plate-safari/) - Join us for a superb summer of family crafts and discover some of the incredible places The Black Watch have visited over the last 300 years. During the 19th Century, The Black Watch had many adventures in South Africa including seeing all the amazing animals that lived there. Join us to create a paper plate - [Around The World With The Black Watch | Egypt: Sphinx Headdress](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/egypt-sphinx-headdress/) - Join us for a superb summer of family crafts and discover some of the incredible places The Black Watch have visited over the last 300 years. After defeating Napoleon in Egypt, The Black Watch were given the honour of wearing the sphinx on their badge. Celebrate this ancient Egyptian mythical creature by making and decorating - [Around The World With The Black Watch | France: Eiffel Tower Printing](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/france-eiffel-tower-printing/) - Join us for a superb summer of family crafts and discover some of the incredible places The Black Watch have visited over the last 300 years. Did you know that The Black Watch where one of the many British Regiments at the Battle of Waterloo in France? Join us to foam print a famous French - [Around The World With The Black Watch | North America: Dreamcatchers](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/north-america-dreamcatchers/) - Join us for a superb summer of family crafts and discover some of the incredible places The Black Watch have visited over the last 300 years. The Black Watch were in North America at the time of the earliest settlers and met different Native American tribes. Celebrate Native American culture by making your own dreamcatcher - [Dads Go Free](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/dads-go-free-2/) - Dads Go Free into the Museum this Father's Day weekend when accompanied by another paying adult or child. - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-4/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-2nd-june/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench as he talks about what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-30th-august/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-23rd-august/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-16th-august/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-9th-august/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-2nd-august/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-26th-july/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-19th-july/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-12th-july/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench and learn what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [Platinum Jubilee Street Party at the Castle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/platinum-jubilee-street-party-at-the-castle/) - To celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, we invite to our Courtyard Street Party!Gather with friends and family to enjoy homemade sausage rolls, sandwiches, Victoria sponge cake, scones with lashings jam and cream along with pots of tea (or coffee) and juice.Enjoy live music from the popular vocal harmony group The McAndrews Sisters. Meet cheeky military - [Lecture | Falklands War: The Intelligence Story](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-falklands-war-the-intelligence-story/) - Hugh Bicheno will continue our Falklands War lecture series with a keynote talk highlighting the intelligence story behind the background and the conduct of a war that would probably not have happened if Whitehall had not been so intent on forcing the islanders into the arms of an aggressively nationalist military Junta waging a murderous - [Book Festival | Lt Gen Sir Alistair Irwin in conversation with Victoria Schofield](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/book-festival-lt-gen-sir-alistair-irwin-in-conversation-with-victoria-schofield/) - First World War - BiographyThis is the story not of a great general, nor of a much-feted national hero nor indeed of the scion of some grand family; instead, it tells of the all too brief life of just one of the host of young officers who marched so bravely to the sound of the - [Book Festival | Dr. Jonathan Fennell in conversation with Professor Sir Hew Strachan](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/dr-jonathan-fennell-in-conversation-with-professor-sir-hew-strachan/) - Second World War - BiographyThe award-winning Fighting the People's War is an unprecedented, panoramic history of the 'citizen armies' of the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, and South Africa, the core components of the British and Commonwealth armies in the Second World War. Dr Jonathan Fennell has drawn on new sources to reveal the true wartime experience - [Book Festival | Professor Gary Sheffield in conversation with Professor Sir Hew Strachan](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/professor-gary-sheffield-in-conversation-with-professor-sir-hew-strachan/) - First World WarMuch has been written about Field Marshal Earl Haig over the last century, not least by Prof Gary Sheffield in his earlier book Douglas Haig: From The Somme to Victory. However, while researching Haig’s nephew Hugo De Pree, Gary Sheffield was given access to a ‘treasure trove’ of previously unseen letters and papers belonging to the Haig - [Book Festival | Dr. Andrew Jeffrey interviewed by Dr. Nicola Small](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/dr-andrew-jeffrey-interviewed-by-dr-nicola-small/) - Second World War – Nazi Espionage comes to DundeeA Taste For Treason is the dramatic, untold story of how a Nazi spy’s letter, posted in New York and intercepted in Scotland in 1938, broke spy rings across Europe and North America. Following parallel Nazi espionage plots in the UK and USA and an extraordinary cast of - [Book Festival | Charles Wood interviewed by Lt Gen Sir Alistair Irwin](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/book-festival-charles-wood-interviewed-by-lt-gen-sir-alistair-irwin/) - Second World War – Prisoner of WarOn 2 September 1944, a German Wehrmacht Liaison Officer was captured by the Russians in Bucharest. His name was Lt-Col Heinz-Helmut von Hinckeldey and he was to remain a “war convict” of the Soviets until 1955. For 11 years, Heinz-Helmut von Hinckeldey had to endure the deprivation – both - [Book Festival | Brig Ben Barry interviewed by Stephen Paul Stewart](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/brig-ben-barry-interviewed-by-stephen-paul-stewart/) - Afghanistan and Iraq Wars – What went wrongThe Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts, inextricably linked to the ongoing ‘War on Terror’, have overshadowed the beginning of the 21st century. How did these wars play out, what were their underlying politics and what happened on the ground? Brig Ben Barry’s book Blood, Metal and Dust, is the first military history to - [Book Festival | Dr Derek Patrick and Dr Fraser Brown in conversation with Victoria Schofield](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/dr-derek-patrick-and-dr-fraser-brown-in-conversation-with-victoria-schofield/) - First World War – Rediscovered HistoriesWhat does it mean for a Regiment to be rooted in its community? The Black Watch and The Great War demonstrate exactly that connection. There is no shortage of books dedicated to telling the story of The Black Watch, but this book shines a light on parts of the Regiment’s - [Book Festival | Dr Robert Lyman in conversation with Lt Col Andy Middlemiss](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/dr-robert-lyman-in-conversation-with-lt-col-andy-middlemiss/) - Second World War – The Burma campaignIn 1941 and 1942, the British and Indian armies were brutally defeated in the Far East by the Japanese, who then occupied its newly conquered territories throughout Asia. But change was coming. New commanders were appointed, significant restructuring and training took place and new tactics were developed. Dr. Robert - [Jubilee Picnic](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/jubilee-picnic-saturday/) - Bring along your garden rugs and relax in the Castle grounds with our Jubilee inspired picnic lunch boxes as the sound of 50’s music fills the air. Your great value ticket includes a delicious picnic lunchbox, all-day access to the Museum, and our jubilee-inspired gallery trails. The family craft space will be open for you - [Lecture | "Defeat into Victory" - The Burma Campaign 1942-1945](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-defeat-into-victory-the-burma-campaign-1942-1945/) - Andy Middlemiss will start his talk with a brief look at Myanmar as it is now before then comparing it with what happened to the same country, then called Burma, in the Second World War during the period of 1942 -1945. He will look at how one man turned the tide of the Japanese invasion, - [Lecture | The Falklands War: The Front Line with 3 Para](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-falklands-war-the-front-line-with-3-para/) - In 1982 Adrian Freer was a 29-year-old Parachute Regiment Officer seconded to the Royal Marines Commando Training Centre. However, following the government’s decision to send a naval task force to the South Atlantic he joined 3 Para as Second in Command of A Company and prepared for deployment to the Falkland Islands. Adrian’s talk will - [The Jubilee Gallery Trails](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-jubilee-gallery-trails/) - The Great Corgi EscapeThe Queen's corgi's have escaped and are hiding in the Museum galleries. Can you help us to find them to win a prize? Kings and Queens Explore the galleries to discover all the Kings and Queens who have ruled around the globe throughout The Black Watch's history. - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench-2/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench as he talks about what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/world-war-one-trench/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench as he talks about what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [World War One Trench](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/life-on-the-western-front/) - Meet WW1 soldier Private McNiven at our replica trench as he talks about what life was like on the front line. © Image DC Thomson - [Golden Egg Gallery Trail](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/golden-egg-gallery-trail/) - Egg-splore the Museum galleries to discover the 6 golden eggs hidden in the gallery cases, answer each golden egg question and win a prize. - [The 1953 Coronation Medal - Soldier Stories](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/the-1953-coronation-medal-soldier-stories/) - As part of our Platinum Jubilee celebrations, this exhibition highlights some of the 1953 Coronation medals in our collection and explores the stories behind the Black Watch soldiers who were awarded them. - [Lecture | The Paris Peace Conference and the Making of a New World Order](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/blog/events/lecture-the-paris-peace-conference-and-the-making-of-a-new-world-order/) - Dr Mike Taylor talks about The Paris Peace Conference, which came at the end of what was considered to be a war to end all wars. 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Suitable for formal uniform wear. - [Museum Day Ticket](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/museum-tickets/museum-day-ticket/) - Discover Scotland Oldest Highland Regiment at The Black Watch Castle & Museum. Explore military history and exhibitions in the heart of Perth. - [Mini Jura Backpack](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/mini-jura-backpack/) - The Mini Jura Backpack adapts to your style, both as a backpack and crossbody with its extended strap. PU leather body featuring Harris Tweed® panelling. - [Loop Keyring](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/loop-keyring/) - Loop keyring made with leather and Black Watch tartan detailing. Simple and practical design for everyday key storage. - [Slate Coaster](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/poppy-slate-coaster/) - This slate coaster is both beautiful and practical. Made in Scotland, it is available with a poppy, the regimental logo, a thistle, or the regimental badge, making it an ideal gift for yourself or someone special. Size: 8.5cm in diameter Protective felt base - [Tshirt With Black Watch Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-clothing/tshirt-with-black-watch-badge/) - Black Watch Tshirt featuring the regimental badge embroidered on the chest. Designed for comfort and everyday wear, available in regimental colours. - [Black Watch Badged Cap](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-clothing/cap-with-black-watch-badge/) - This stylish cap available in different colours is crafted from premium cotton and suede and features the Black Watch Regimental crest for a distinctive touch. - [Private Black Watch Story Tour](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/museum-tickets/private-tour/) - The cost of the tour is for up to 6 people. For groups larger than 6, please contact us. Explore the incredible history of Scotland’s oldest Highland Regiment and discover a collection of compelling soldier stories with our exclusive Private Black Watch Story Tour. Includes Museum Entry and our annual passes. Once you have purchased your Private Tour please contact 01738 638152, option 3 or email enquiries@theblackwatch.co.uk to book your preferred date and time. 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Made from 100% pure new wool, dry clean only. - [Medium Cobble Satchel](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/medium-cobble-satchel/) - Medium Cobble Satchel Bag with Harris Tweed blue tartan front and PU body. Adjustable strap and pockets, ideal for everyday use with a heritage style. - [The Medium Doctor Bag](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/the-medium-doctor-bag/) - The medium doctor bag in Black Watch tartan is made from Harris Tweed and PU leather. Structured design with handles and crossbody strap for everyday use. - [Black Watch Tartan Baby Boots](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tartan-baby-boots/) - Black Watch tartan baby boots with soft finish and traditional design. 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Suitable for jackets and blazers, size 30mm x 23.3mm x 1.2mm. - [Recycled Pen](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/recycled-pen/) - Recycled pen with Silver Black Watch crest and black ink. Matt finish push ball pen designed for everyday writing use. - [Printed Poppy Scarf](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/printed-poppy-scarf/) - Lovely printed poppy scarf available in 3 colours, black, navy and white. A meaningful gift it adds a touch to any coat while serving as an act of remembrance. - [Large Poppy Brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/large-poppy-brooch/) - Add a touch of elegance to your outfit with this stunning large poppy brooch, featuring vibrant red petals and a single faceted black crystal at its centre. - [Lachlan Tartan Bush Hat](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/lachlan-tartan-bush-hat/) - Lachlan Tartan Bush Hat made from waxed cotton with water resistant finish and check lining. Available in sizes Small to XL for outdoor wear. - [Charles Tartan Flat Cap](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/charles-tartan-flat-cap/) - Charles Tartan Flat Cap in Black Watch design made from waxed cotton with a water resistant finish and check lining. Available in sizes Small to XL. - [Large Tartan Clasp Purse](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/large-tartan-clasp-purse/) - Large tartan clasp purse in Black Watch tartan made with Harris Tweed and PU leather. Features metal popper fastening and spacious interior for everyday use. - [Medium Caillie Tote Bag](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/medium-caillie-tote-bag/) - Medium Caillie tote bag made with Harris Tweed and PU leather. Compact design with magnetic fastening, ideal for carrying everyday essentials. - [Mini Caillie Tote Bag](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/mini-caillie-tote-bag/) - Mini Caillie tote bag made with Harris Tweed and PU leather. Compact design with magnetic fastening, ideal for carrying everyday essentials. - [Large Satchel](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/large-satchel/) - Large satchel in Black Watch Harris Tweed tartan design. Practical bag with handle and shoulder strap, ideal for carrying daily essentials. - [Arran Tote bag](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/arran-tote-bag/) - Arran tote bag crafted with genuine Harris Tweed and PU leather finish. Features braided handle, adjustable shoulder strap and zip fastening for secure use. - [Poppy Brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/poppy-brooch-5/) - Poppy brooch with dark red enamel and jet crystal detail. Features “Always Remember” or “Never Forgotten” and comes in a gift box. Approx 5cm x 3cm. - [Poppy Brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/poppy-brooch/) - Gold-colour plated poppy brooch with red enamel and crystal detail. Presented in a gift box, ideal for remembrance and formal wear. Approx 5cm x 4cm. - [Satin Poppy Scarf](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/satin-poppy-scarf/) - Ladies satin poppy scarf with delicate poppy design, available in navy, cream or black. A thoughtful accessory for Remembrance Day or everyday wear. - [Peace Lily](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/peace-lily/) - Peace Lily by Hilary Robinson follows Lily on the World War 1 battlefields, highlighting women’s contributions and shared humanity on all sides of the conflict. - [Flo of The Somme](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/flo-of-the-somme/) - Flo of the Somme by Hilary Robinson is a First World War story about a mercy dog showing bravery on the Somme battlefield alongside stretcher bearers. - [A Song for Will](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/a-song-for-will/) - A Song for Will by Hilary Robinson and Martin Impey is a First World War story of letters, loss and hope inspired by the Somme and The Lost Gardens of Heligan. - [Hoodie](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-clothing/hoodie/) - This beautiful hoodie comes in the three Regimental colours, Navy, Burgundy and Green and it has the Black Watch regimental badge embroidered on the left. - [Baseball Cap](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-clothing/baseball-cap/) - Black Watch baseball cap with embroidered badge available in blue, burgundy and green. One size with adjustable Velcro strap for everyday wear. - [The Black Watch in the Great War: Rediscovered Histories from the Regimental Family](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/the-black-watch-in-the-great-war-rediscovered-histories-from-the-regimental-famil/) - Black Watch in the Great War explores the regiment’s WW1 history, battalions, battle honours and personal stories from the regimental family. - [Black Watch Harris Tweed 'Bute' Long Purse](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-harris-tweed-bute-long-purse/) - Black Watch Harris Tweed ‘Bute’ long purse with zip, ID window and card sections. Made with 100% Harris Tweed outer by Glen Appin of Scotland. - [Shetland Wool Cap](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/shetland-wool-cap/) - Men’s Shetland wool cap in Black Watch tartan made in the UK. Classic tartan design available in sizes S to XXL for everyday wear. - [Officers of The Black Watch - 1725 to 1986](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/officers-of-the-black-watch-1725-to-1986/) - Officers of The Black Watch 1725 to 1986 reference book documenting officers who served in the regiment from 1725 to 1986 across its history. - [51st Highland Division Postcard](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/51st-highland-division-postcard/) - 51st Highland Division postcard of the memorial statue located at Bruar, Perthshire, Scotland featuring the piper statue and commemorative inscription. - [A Muddy Trench: A Sniper's Bullet](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/a-muddy-trench/) - A Muddy Trench follows Hamish Mann of the Black Watch through WW1 letters and diaries, rediscovered after 100 years. - [Mud, Blood and Poppycock](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/mud-blood-and-poppycock/) - Mud, Blood and Poppycock by Gordon Corrigan re-examines myths of the First World War, challenging popular views with evidence-based analysis. - [The Piper of Tobruk](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/the-piper-of-tobruk/) - The Piper of Tobruk book tells the story of Pipe Major Robert Roy MBE DCM of The Black Watch, covering his actions at Tobruk and his military career in WW2. - [Make a Donation](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/donation/make-a-donation/) - Make a donation to a charity whose mission is to deliver welfare to Black Watch veterans and their families, encourage comradeship and preserve heritage. - [Crimean Watch Chain Fob](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/crimean-watch-chain-fob/) - Crimean watch chain fob in a traditional design made from sterling silver. Suitable for watch chains or as a collectible item. - [Collar Badge - Other Ranks - Prs](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/collar-badge-other-ranks-prs/) - Other Ranks collar badge pair in a regimental design made from solid brass with a silver plated finish. Suitable for uniform wear. - [Sporran Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/sporran-badge/) - Sporran badge in a detailed regimental design made from solid brass with a silver plated finish. Suitable for traditional dress or display. - [Sphinx Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/sphinx-badge/) - Sphinx badge with “Egypt” detail. Made from solid brass with a silver plated finish. - [Cap Badge With Scroll](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/cap-badge-with-scroll/) - Cap badge with scroll detail made from solid brass with a silver plated finish. Classic regimental design suitable for display or wear. - [Or Cap Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/or-cap-badge/) - Or cap badge in a classic regimental design made from solid brass with a silver plated finish. Suitable for wear or as part of a collection. - [Hip Flask with Black Watch Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/hip-flask-with-black-watch-badge/) - Hip flask with Black Watch badge available in silver, black with colour badge or black with white badge. Same size across all options. - [Square Whisky Glass](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/square-whisky-glass/) - Square whisky glass with engraved Black Watch regimental badge detail. Classic design suitable for enjoying a glass of whisky or for display. - [Bow Tie In The Regimental Colours](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/bow-tie-in-the-regimental-colours/) - Pre tied bow tie in Black Watch regimental colours with striped design in Burgundy, Navy and Green. Smart and easy to wear style for formal occasions. - [Black Watch Tartan Baseball Cap](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tartan-baseball-cap/) - Black Watch tartan baseball cap with black peak. Made from pure new wool for a comfortable and durable finish. - [Black Watch Corner](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/black-watch-corner/) - Black Watch Corner by Tam McClusky paperback book covering the 1st Battalion in 1914 during the Great War, including Mons and First Ypres. - [Friends Tie](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/friends-tie/) - Black Watch regimental tie with gold “F” for Friends of The Black Watch who support the Castle and Museum and its heritage preservation work. - [Quaich](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/quaich/) - 3" Quaich with carved wooden base. Traditional style cup with detailed wooden base, ideal for display or gifting. - [Regimental Silk Tie](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/regimental-silk-tie/) - Black Watch regimental silk tie in Blue, Burgundy and Green. Designed for formal wear with a smart traditional finish. - [Blazer Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/blazer-badge/) - Black Watch blazer badge featuring the regimental badge. Available in Navy or Black for jackets and blazers. - [Regimental Clip On Tie](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/regimental-clip-on-tie/) - Clip on tie in Black Watch regimental colours of Blue, Burgundy and Green. Easy to wear design for a perfect knot every time. - [Oil Paintings In Public Ownership](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/oil-paintings-in-public-ownership/) - Oil Paintings in Public Ownership catalogue featuring around 2,000 works from Perth, Kinross and Angus, highlighting regional cultural and historical heritage. - [Red Hackle](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/red-hackle/) - The Red Hackle was adopted by The Black Watch in 1795 and later reserved for the 42nd Regiment. Approximately 6 inches in height. - [Watch Strap](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/watch-strap/) - Black Watch regimental watch strap with striped design in Burgundy, Navy and Green. Tartan-inspired style suitable for everyday wear. - [Black Watch Tartan Folding Umbrella](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tartan-folding-umbrella/) - Black Watch tartan folding umbrella in green and blue tartan. Compact design for portability with matching protective sleeve. - [Beanie With Black Watch Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-clothing/beanie-with-black-watch-badge/) - Knitted Black Watch beanie hat with regimental badge. Available in Black, Navy, Green and Burgundy. Made from 100% acrylic for everyday warmth and comfort. - [Book: Fighting On The Front Line](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/fighting-on-the-front-line/) - The Black Watch history book covering the 20th and 21st centuries, including major conflicts and the regiment’s merger into The Royal Regiment of Scotland. - [Dog Collar And Lead](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/dog-collar-and-lead/) - Black Watch tartan dog collar and lead set designed for everyday use. Available in Small, Medium and Large. - [Polo Shirt With Black Watch Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-clothing/polo-shirt-with-black-watch-badge/) - Black Watch polo shirt featuring the regimental badge embroidered on the chest. Designed for comfort and everyday wear, it is available in regimental colours. - [Drink Cooler Sleeves](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/drink-cooler-sleeves/) - Black Watch tartan drink cooler sleeves featuring the regimental badge. Suitable for bottles, cans and pint glasses, a practical way to keep drinks cool. - [Regimental Leather Keyring](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/regimental-leather-keyring/) - Handmade Scottish leather shield keyring with laser-etched regimental badge. Available in Navy, Burgundy and Green with brass fittings. - [Research Request](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/research/research-request/) - Thank you for submitting a formal research enquiry. As we do not have the resources to participate in unfunded research we ask for a £30 non-refundable donation. Please select the add to basket page below and proceed to checkout to make payment. After we have received your completed research enquiry form and your payment a - [Heart Keyring with Black Watch Tartan](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-key-ring-heart-shaped/) - [The Royal Highlander CD](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/the-royal-highlander-cd/) - Track Listings 1 Regimental Calls: Advance/Come Ye By Atholl 2 Company Marches: Atholl Highlanders/Lord Alexander Kennedy/Brown Haired Maiden/The Steamboat/Scotland the Brave/Road to the Isles 3 Pipes and Drums Set: Hogtie's Reel/Tom Fraser's Special/On Paddy's Green Shamrock Shores/Path's Choice/McPhedran's Strathspey/Dinkys/The Hawk/... 4 Impressions On a Scottish Air 5 Slow and Quick Marches: My Home/The Highland Cradle - [100,000 Welcomes Cd](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/100000-welcomes-cd/) - Contents - 1.Festival March/Royal Mile 2.Glendaruel Highlanders 3.Pipes & Drums Medley 4.Solo Sword Dance 5.Captain Campbell/Piper o' Dundee 6.Ode To Joy 7. Highland Gathering 8.Bonnie Dundee/Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie 9.Kilworth Hills 10.Drummers Call 11 Pipes & Drums Medley 12.There was a Lad Born in Kyle, A Mans a Man for All That 13.Ceud Mile Failte(One - [Dram Glass](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/dram-glass/) - Square sided dram glass with engraved Black Watch badge detail. - [Cut Whisky Glass](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/cut-whisky-glass/) - Cut whisky glass with engraved Black Watch badge detail - ['The Soldier's Return' Card](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/christmas-cards/soldiers-return-card/) - This beautifully designed card features a painting by the artist John Faed that portrays Robert Burns in conversation with a Black Watch soldier. The card is blank inside for your message and has the following lines from his poem 'When Wild War's Deadly Beast', also known as 'The Soldier's Return' on the back of the - [Red Hackle Magazine 2025](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/red-hackle-magazine-2025/) - The Red Hackle Magazine is the official journal of The Black Watch that includes historical interest, personal recollections, correspondence and obituaries. - [Black Watch Tweed Long Purse](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tweed-long-purse/) - Accessorise in style with this beautifully crafted Harris Tweed® and PU leather zip purse. Designed to complement both smart and casual looks, this stylish yet practical accessory is ideal for everyday use. Featuring authentic Harris Tweed® patterns paired with durable PU leather, it combines classic heritage style with modern durability. - [Black Watch Tartan Flat Cap](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tartan-flat-cap/) - Black Watch Tartan flat cap made from pure new wool. - [Carloway Backpack](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/carloway-backpack/) - This beautiful stylish and functional backpack is an ideal addition to any wardrobe, crafted with a PU Leather body and an authentic Harris Tweed® lid for timeless style. – Twist fastening and inner stud closure – Extra inner pockets – Reinforced Handle – Adjustable Shoulder Straps L:28cm W:11cm H:37cm - [Black Watch Harris Tweed Laptop bag](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-harris-tweed-laptop-bag/) - This laptop bag is a versatile and stylish solution for anyone seeking a reliable way to carry their device. The Harris Tweed lid adds a refined touch of elegance, while the durable PU body provides excellent water resistance and everyday protection. Adjustable, detachable straps allow you to customize the fit and carrying style, ensuring comfort - [Black Watch Tartan Tie](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tartan-tie/) - Crafted from 100% pure new wool, this stylish Black Watch Modern Tartan tie is a timeless addition to any wardrobe. Measuring approximately 144cm in length with a 9cm blade, it offers a perfect blend of tradition and sophistication. - [Venetti poppy brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/venetti-poppy-brooch/) - From the Venetti Collection, this poppy brooch features red enamel and genuine jet crystal stones. The brooch carries a heartfelt message, either “Always Remember” or “Never Forgotten.” Presented in a stylish navy blue and red gift box, it makes a meaningful gift or a treasured token of remembrance. Measuring approx. 4.8cm x 4cm. - [Diamante & Enamelled Poppy Pin Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/diamante-enamelled-poppy-pin-badge/) - This beautifully crafted rhodium-plated poppy pin badge features vibrant red and green enamelling, adorned with genuine clear and jet crystal stones. A timeless and meaningful accessory, it’s the perfect gift for someone special or a lovely treat for yourself this Remembrance Day Dimensions: 5cm x 3.8cm approx presented in a lovely navy and red gift - [Venetti Diamante & Enamel Poppy Brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/venetti-diamante-enamel-poppy-brooch/) - From the Venetti Collection, this elegant poppy brooch features red enamel petals adorned with genuine clear crystal stones. Presented in a stylish navy and red gift box, it makes a perfect gift or a cherished piece to wear as a heartfelt tribute on Remembrance Day. Dimensions: 5cm x 3cm approx - [Black Watch Tartan Cufflinks](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tartan-cufflinks/) - These elegant Black Watch Tartan Cufflinks add a touch of heritage to any outfit. Featuring the iconic dark green, blue, and black tartan, they are a perfect accessory for formal occasions or as a gift for lovers of Scottish tradition. Stylish and timeless, they showcase the pride of The Black Watch Regiment. - [Remembrance poppy pin](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/remembrance-poppy-pin/) - This rhodium-colour plated poppy pin badge features vibrant coloured enamel and a genuine jet crystal stone. Often called the "Flower of Remembrance," it is perfect to wear on Remembrance Day, Armistice Day, or any special occasion to honour and pay tribute to our fallen heroes. Measuring approx 2.7cm x 2.1cm. - [The Saddle Bag](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/the-saddle-bag/) - The Black Watch Tartan Saddle Bag featuring the iconic Black Watch tartan is a stylish and practical accessory for everyday use. - [The Calton Backpack](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/the-calton-backpack/) - the Calton Backpack, named after one of Edinburgh's iconic landmarks, Calton Hill. Crafted with a PU body and featuring a front panel adorned in Harris Tweed® cloth, this backpack boasts adjustable shoulder straps and convenient inner and outer pockets. L:24cm W:11cm H:29cm - [Round Whisky Glass](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/round-whisky-glass/) - Round whisky glass with engraved Black Watch badge detail - [Leather Black Watch Tartan Hip flask](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/leather-black-watch-tartan-hip-flask/) - Designed by Leather guild and woven with 100% pure wool in Scotland stainless steel 6oz hip flask with funnel - ['The Highlanders Farewell' Christmas Card](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/christmas-cards/the-highlanders-farewell-christmas-card/) - This year’s Christmas card features “The Highlander’s Farewell,” painted in 1858 by Hugh Cameron RSA RSW (1835–1918). Inside, the card carries the heartfelt message: “With all good wishes for Christmas and the New Year,” making it a perfect choice for sending warm greetings to friends and family this Christmas. - [Small enamel poppy lapel pin](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/small-enamel-poppy-lapel-pin/) - Gold- or rhodium-colour plated poppy pin badge, featuring red enamel and a genuine jet crystal stone. A beautiful gift for someone special, or a meaningful piece to wear yourself as a heartfelt tribute on Remembrance Day. Measuring approx 2.8cm x 2.1cm. - [Black Watch Trolley Case](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-trolley-case/) - The Black Watch Tartan Trolley Case is a stylish, durable travel essential. Measuring approx 52cm x 36cm x 28cm, it offers ample space for short trips or business travel. Features include a zipped front pocket for easy access, a secure main zip compartment, smooth wheels, and a retractable handle. Designed in the classic Black Watch - [Enamel Remembrance Poppy Brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/enamel-remembrance-poppy-brooch/) - From the Venetti Collection, this exquisite poppy brooch is available in rhodium or gold-tone plating, featuring rich red enamel petals and genuine jet crystal stones. An ideal gift for someone special, or a beautiful way to wear with heartfelt pride on Remembrance Day. Presented in a stylish navy and red gift box. Dimensions 3.5cm x - [Red Hackle Tartan Scarf](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/red-hackle-tartan-scarf/) - 100% lambswool - [Black Watch Tartan Lap Rug/Throw](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tartan-lap-rug-throw/) - Wrap yourself in comfort with this luxurious Black Watch Tartan Lap Rug/Throw, measuring 60 x 75 inches (152cm x 190cm). Crafted with soft, durable fabric, this throw is ideal for chilly evenings or as a beautiful accent piece in your home. Its rich colours and classic design make it a fabulous gift for a friend, - [Framed poppy brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/framed-poppy-brooch/) - Add a touch of elegance and meaning to your outfit with the Equilibrium Framed Poppy pin Brooch. This stunning red poppy design is more than just a stylish accessory — it’s a timeless symbol of remembrance and peace. Beautifully presented in an Equilibrium gift box, it makes a thoughtful keepsake or a heartfelt gift for - [Poppy Keyring](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/poppy-keyring/) - Add a touch of elegance to your keys with this truly lovely enamel poppy keyring. Featuring radiant red petals and a single black crystal that catches the light at its centre, this keyring is both stylish and meaningful. Beautifully presented in an Equilibrium gift box, it makes a thoughtful gift for Christmas, birthdays, or as - [poppy stud Earrings](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/poppy-stud-earrings/) - Add a touch of timeless beauty to your look with these Elegant Equilibrium Poppy Stud Earrings. Featuring delicate red poppies adorned with sparkling black gem accents, these studs capture the perfect balance of charm and sophistication. A meaningful symbol of remembrance and respect, they are especially fitting for Remembrance Day, while remaining an elegant choice - [Elegant poppy brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/47972/) - This stunning silver-tone plated brooch features red enamel poppy flowers with black CZ centres, accented by sparkling clear crystals in an elegant silver swirl circle design. A beautiful gift for someone special, or a heartfelt tribute to wear with pride on Remembrance Day. Presented in a lovely Equilibrium gift box, ready to gift or treasure. - [Bamboo poppy socks](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/bamboo-poppy-socks-2/) - Soft, breathable, and rich with meaning — the Ladies’ Bamboo Poppy Socks in Cream offer a graceful blend of comfort and sentiment. A thoughtful gift or a charming personal keepsake. Material: 65% bamboo 10% Spandex 5% Elastane 10% Nylon 10% Polyester Size: one size - [Bamboo poppy socks](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/bamboo-poppy-socks/) - Soft, breathable, and rich with meaning — the Ladies’ Bamboo Poppy Socks in Black offer a graceful blend of comfort and sentiment. A thoughtful gift or a charming personal keepsake. Material: 65% bamboo 10% Spandex 5% Elastane 10% Nylon 10% Polyester Size: one size - [2025 Christmas Card - The Old Soldier](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/christmas-cards/2025-christmas-card/) - This year’s Christmas card features “The Old Soldier,” painted by George Ogilvy Reid (1851–1928) RSA and reproduced by kind permission of Major J. D. Monteith MBE. Inside, the card carries the heartfelt message: “With all good wishes for Christmas and the New Year,” offering a thoughtful and festive sentiment — ideal for sending warm greetings - [Venetti poppy brooch](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/beautiful-poppy-brooch/) - This stunning rhodium-plated brooch features clear crystal stones adorning the flower and sparkling green stones accenting the leaves. Elegant and timeless, it makes a perfect gift for Christmas, a birthday, or a special treat for yourself — especially on Remembrance Day. Measuring approx. 5cm x 4cm approx This lovely brooch is presented in a navy - [Black Poppy pashmina](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/poppy-gifts/black-poppy-pashmina/) - This beautifully elegant Black Poppy Pashmina is luxuriously soft and wonderfully warm. It can be worn as a stylish wrap over any evening dress or as a cozy winter scarf to brighten up your favorite coat. The intricate poppy design is woven, not printed, giving it a timeless, high-quality finish. Perfect as a thoughtful gift - [Black Watch Tartan Mug](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/black-watch-tartan-mug/) - Fine bone china mug with Black watch Tartan and Badge - [Black Watch Tartan Braces (Suspenders)](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-tartan-braces-suspenders/) - Add a touch of heritage to your outfit with these classic Black Watch Tartan braces. Featuring the iconic dark green, navy, and black check, they are fully adjustable with sturdy metal clips for a secure fit. Perfect for both formal and casual wear, these braces blend traditional style with modern practicality. - [Fleece With Black Watch Badge](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-clothing/fleece-with-black-watch-badge/) - Fleece with Black Watch Badge, Made from Polyester - [The Castle Gift Voucher](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/gift-vouchers/) - Treat friends, family and loved ones to something special at The Black Watch Castle and Museum. Your voucher can be used in the Castle Bistro, Gift Shop or to pay for an event ticket. We can send the voucher directly to you or to the person to whom it is being gifted - if it - [Aberfeldy Muster Christmas Card](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/christmas-cards/aberfeldy-muster-christmas-card/) - This beautiful Christmas card features a striking photograph from the Aberfeldy Muster, held on 5 September 2021, taken by Mr Frank G Proctor. Inside, the card carries the heartfelt message: "With all good wishes for Christmas and the New Year," offering a thoughtful and festive sentiment. Ideal for sending warm wishes to friends, family, and - [Royal Stewart Tartan Folding Umbrella](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/royal-stewart-tartan-folding-umbrella/) - Red tartan. Compact design for portability. Includes matching protective sleeve. - [Black Watch Golf Umberella](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-golf-umberella/) - Golf umbrella in Black Watch Tartan - [Royal Stewart Tartan Umbrella](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/regimental-gifts-accessories/royal-stewart-tartan-umbrella/) - Golf umbrella in Royal Stewart Tartan - [Christmas Truce](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/books-music/christmas-truce/) - Description It’s Christmas Eve 1914. A group of tired soldiers start singing Stille Nacht. Soldiers the other side of the divide on No Man’s Land respond with Silent Night. The following day, soldiers on both sides put down their weapons and celebrate the spirit of Christmas with a friendly football match. In the sequel to - [Black Watch Harris Tweed 'Morar' Belt Waist Bag](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-harris-tweed-waist-bag/) - This versatile bag with adjustable strap has room for all your essentials and can be worn around the waist, over the shoulder or across the chest. 100% authentic Harris Tweed outer By Glen Appin of Scotland 13cm x 28cm x 8cm - [Black Watch Harris Tweed 'Eigg' Small Clasp Purse](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/shop/black-watch-tartan/black-watch-harris-tweed-small-clasp-purse/) - This lovely coin purse is big enough to hold your coins, folded notes and bank card. It is beautifully made from 100% Harris Tweed with a clasp closure. 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From engaging books to inspiring music, there’s something for every interest. Browse our collection to find the perfect read or listen, and know that every purchase helps support veterans and their families. - [Museum Tickets](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/museum-tickets/) - [Research](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/research/) - Explore your family’s military legacy with our Black Watch research service. Our team uncovers heroic tales from The Black Watch Regiment. Choose our service for a personalised journey through history, discovering valiant contributions and sacrifices. Whether for a specific individual or your overall connection to The Black Watch, our researchers illuminate the past. Support our research initiative to enrich your family’s narrative and preserve The Black Watch’s extensive heritage. Each donation enables meticulous curation and documentation, immortalising the legacy for future generations. Our research service is committed to excellence, accuracy, and a deep understanding of the emotional resonance tied to family history. Let us guide you through this enlightening journey, where each discovery pays tribute to the bravery and camaraderie of The Black Watch Regiment. Support our research initiative today and honour the heroes who shaped your family’s past. - [Donation](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/donation/) - Welcome to our donation page, supporting Black Watch veterans: Welfare, Comradeship, and heritage. As a charitable organisation, we focus on Providing Welfare, Promoting Comradeship, and Preserving Heritage. Your generous contributions directly help us provide Welfare, to former Black Watch soldiers and their dependants who are in need. Additionally, donations foster Comradeship through Black Watch Association Branches and volunteering at The Black Watch Castle and Museum. Your support actively preserves Heritage by sharing The Black Watch story and maintaining artefacts, ensuring the rich history endures. As a dynamic charity sustaining Welfare, Comradeship, and Memorial, your support is vital. Join us in making a lasting impact and make a donation today. Thank you for being part of our ongoing mission. - [Poppy Gifts](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/poppy-gifts/) - Explore our Poppy Gifts collection, from scarves, brooches and earrings to cards, coasters and homeware, each piece serves as a meaningful tribute of remembrance and respect. Whether you’re choosing a gift or a personal keepsake, our collection offers something thoughtful for everyone. - [Regimental Clothing](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/regimental-clothing/) - Discover our Regimental Clothing collection, featuring comfortable, well-made apparel inspired by The Black Watch. From polo shirts and hoodies to flat caps and fleeces, each piece is designed for everyday wear while reflecting a classic regimental style. Perfect for anyone who appreciates the heritage and history of The Black Watch. - [Black Watch Tartan](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/black-watch-tartan/) - Welcome to our Black Watch Tartan collection, inspired by the proud legacy of The Black Watch Regiment. Featuring the iconic green, navy, and black tartan, this range brings together classic Scottish tradition and contemporary style. Discover beautifully made bags, scarves, ties, accessories and more, perfect for adding a touch of heritage to any outfit or gifting to someone special. - [Regimental Gifts & Accessories](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/regimental-gifts-accessories/) - Explore our Regimental Gifts and Accessories collection, featuring a range of well-crafted items inspired by The Black Watch. From scarves and blazer badges to whisky glasses and home décor, each piece is designed with care and attention to detail. Perfect for veterans, history enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a thoughtful gift, our collection offers something for every taste. - [Events & Lectures](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/events-lectures/) - [Friends Membership](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/friends-membership/) - Membership subscriptions and events help the Friends to raise money to support the Castle and Museum through funding Special Exhibitions, specified Museum projects and donations. By becoming a Friend you will be joining a vibrant organisation which supports the growth and development of the Castle and Museum. For an annual subscription Friends will have access to all the benefits detailed below. Free admission to The Black Watch Museum (refund of your current entry fee if you join during a visit) Complimentary Black Watch Story Tour Up to 1/3rd discount on selected ticketed events 10% discount at the Castle Gift Shop and Bistro @ The Castle Regular email updates on events, activities and an annual newsletter Eligibility to wear a Friends Tie or Lapel Pin - [Christmas Cards](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/christmas-cards/) - [Murder Mystery Early Access](https://theblackwatch.co.uk/product-category/murder-mystery-early-access/)