Baldernock War Memorial
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| Rank | Name | Regt., | Age | |
| AB | W B Tinto | RN | 27 | William Burns Tinto was the son of Alexander Tinto and Bessie Meek Gibson Tinto. William was from Glagsgow. He served as 236125 and was onboard HMS Defence. He died on 31 May 1916 aged 27 and is remembered on the Plymouth Memorial. |
| Lieut | D Gillies | RNVR | 36 | Daniel Gillies served in HMMB No. 71 and died on 30 April 1915 and is remembered at New Kilpatrick (or Hillfoot) Cemetery. |
| 2nd Lieut | C R Smith | RGA | 19 | |
| Gr | John Leighton | RGA | 38 | J Leighton was the son of Charles and Christine Leighton of Bamellan, Milngavie, Glasgow. He served as 170373 and died on 22 January 1918 aged 38. He rests in Roclincourt Military Cemetery. |
| Pte | A M Harrison | NF | 22 | |
| Pte | D Caldwell | RSF | 34 | |
| Major | C E Higginbotham | 58th Reg | 49 | Charles Ernest was the son of Mr & Mrs C T Higginbotham of Craigmaddie, Milngavie. He died on 11 March 1915 aged 48 and is remembered on Le Touret Memorial. |
| Lieut | A D M Anderson | A & SH | 20 | Andrew Douglas MacArthur Anderson was the son of James Scott Anderson and his wife Margaret Chiene Anderson of Tullichewan Castle, Balloch. He was KIA on 8 May 1915 aged 20 and is remembered on the Menin Gate Memorial. |
| Pte | Donald McLellan | A & SH | 20 | |
| Pte | George Hannah | 13th AIF | 25 | George, the son of Robert Hannah, and worked as a ploughman. He served as 1610 in the Australian Infantry, enlisting in Kerang, Victoria, where he was found to be 5' 8" tall, weighing 161lbs, and having a 35" chest. He had a fair complection, blue eyes and light brown hair. He gave his religion as that of Presbytrian. He was KIA on 26 April 1915 and is remembered on the Lone Pine Memorial |
| Cpl | John Morrison | 83rd CI | 25 | |
| Lieut | E H N Stroud | RAF | 23 | Eric Hubert Noel Stround was the son of Dr and Mrs William Stroud of Bankell, Milngavie. Eric volunteered in August of 1915 and served in the Leicestershire Regiment, 53rd Sqdn. He was KIA on 21 April 1918 aged 23 and rests in Sanctuary Wood Cemetery |
| Wireman | Donald MacLeod | RN | |
| Sapper | Archibald MacNicol | RE | |
| Sub. Lieut | J G Struthers | RNVR | |
| Flight Lieut | G L P Zech | RAF | George Louis Paul Zech was the son of Paul and Jeanne Zech Dupont. George was a native of Belgium. He served as Flight Lieutenant 73495 and died on 28 May 1940 aged 39 and is remembered on the Runnymede Memorial. George left a widow, Catharine Banks Zech of Bardowie. |
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