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Lodge St Vigean No.101
No War Memorial
This information is from the Minute Books and Roll Books
The three Arbroath Lodges have a joint War Memorial in the Western Cemetery
The brethren of the Lodges meet there on Armistice Sunday each year to commemorate the fallen.
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Further Researched Information on the above World War 1 Names
| Millar | George Eaton | Sergeant, 5th Black Watch | Le Trou Aid Post Cemetery, Fleurbaix | Died 9th May 1915, age 26 | Serial No 2309, 5th Black Watch. Son of Alexander and Elizabeth Eaton Miller, of 8 Carnegie Street, Arbroath | Teacher, 8 Carnegie Street, Arbroath. Initiated 29th April 1913. |
| Wood | James Robert Ainslie | Private. 12th Battalion Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders | Died 9th May 1917 | Doiran Memorial Salonika, Greece | S/18413, 12th Battalion. Son of Colin and Mary Wood, of 8, Academy St., Arbroath. | Box-Maker, 6 Academy Street, Arbroath. Initiated 13th January 1914. |
| Mitchell | David Alexander | Lance Corporal. Duke of Wellington’s (West Riding Regiment) | Died 10th April 1918, Age 30 | Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium | Serial Number 24057. Son of the late Charles and Jane Morrison Mitchell of 21 Carnegie Street, Arbroath. Forfarshire | Teacher, 21 Carnegie Street, Arbroath. Initiated 29th April 1913. |
©Research by Iain D. McIntosh
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