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Lodge Forfar Kilwinning No.90
The War Memorial
The Wording and Names on the Memorial
TO THE GLORY OF GOD & IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THE BRETHREN OF THIS LODGE WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
| E.S. Godart |
| W.H. Ramsay |
| J. Ramsay |
| D. Robbie |
Further Researched Information on the above World War 1 Names
| Godart | E.S. | Armourer's Crew Wireman, Royal Navy | Portsmouth Naval Memorial | Died 30th December 1915, Aged 27 | Son of Herbert C. and Mrs Godart of 21 Haverstock Rd, Hampstead, London. M/13991, H.M.S. Natal. | Electrician, Age 30. Initiated 19th November 1913. |
| Ramsay | William Henry | Private, Scots Guards | Bethune Town Cemetery | Died 1st October 1915. Aged 25 | Son of John and Mary Cable Kydd Ramsay of Carsebarracks, Forfar. 11758, 1st Batt Scots Guards | Gamekeeper, Carsegray Estate. I-01/04/1914 |
| Ramsay | J. | Gunner, Royal Garrison Artillery | Forfar Cemetery | Died 28th January 1919, aged 26 | Son of John Ramsay & Mary Kidd. 82144, Royal Garrison Artillery. | Marine Engineer, of Patrick. Initiated 22nd May 1908. |
| Robbie | D. | Private Black Watch | Etaples Military Cemetery | Died 3rd May 1917 | 16222 9th Battalion Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) | Ploughman. Initiated 19th February 1913 |
©Research by Iain D. McIntosh
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