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Those known to have served with 7th Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) during the Second World War 1939-1945. - Alford Albert John. L/Cpl (d.19th Jan 1945)
- Geddes John Ellis Watt . Rflmn. (d.4th April 1945)
- Gibson William. Cpl.
- Heywood Charles Henry. Rfm. (d.19th Jan 1945)
- Lakeland Joseph Lawrence. Rflmn.
- Lee Derek. Rflmn. (d.9th Mar 1945)
- McDonagh MM. Peter. L/Cpl.
- McKnight Richard McCandless. Rflmn. (d.28th October 1944)
- McMahon Michael. Rfm. (d.28th Oct 1944)
- Nichol Samuel. Pte.
- Prickett Kenneth Edward. Pte.
- Prickett Kenneth Edward . L/Cpl.
- Rafferty Jack.
- Roger Andrew McGregor. Sgt.
- Shadbolt Leonard George. Rifleman (d.21st Jan 1945)
- Surtees Ronald. Cpl. (d.8th Mar 1945)
- Whitehead Lionel Edward. Rfm. (d.27th Oct 1944)
- Woodman Ernest. Fusilier
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Want to know more about 7th Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)? There are:1418 items tagged 7th Battalion, Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) available in our Library
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Fusilier Ernest Woodman 7th Btn. Cameronian Scottish Rifles I am trying to trace my uncle's WW2 history. He was Fusilier Ernest Woodman, No:14755782, he served with 7th Batt Cameronian Scottish Rifles and 5th Batt Queens Own Cameron Highlanders, D Coy.
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Rflmn. Derek Lee 7th Btn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) (d.9th Mar 1945) Derek Lee served with the 7th Cameronians. I am researching those who have died in conflict that have memorial plaques in the War Memorial Park Coventry.
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Pte. Samuel Nichol 7th Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Samuel Nichol served with 7th Battalion, Cameronians.
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Rflmn. John Ellis Watt Geddes 7th Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) (d.4th April 1945) John Geddes served with the 7th Battalion, Cameronians.
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L/Cpl. Kenneth Edward Prickett 7th Btn. Cameronians Kenneth Prickett fought in the savage Battle of Walcheren Causeway where he was badly wounded. His CO, Major Vivian Gray, was killed by a sniper on 21st of January 1945. He is the one with the dog on the photo. My dad is 3rd row, 9th from the left. Taken at Comrie, Perthshire in October 1943. Only 25% survived the war.
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Rflmn. Richard McCandless McKnight 7th Btn. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) (d.28th October 1944) Rifleman Richard McKnight was aged 21 when he died and is buried in the Kloosterzande General Cemetery, Zeeland, Netherlands.
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Cpl. Ronald Surtees 7th Battalion Scottish Rifles (d.8th Mar 1945) Ronald Surtees served with the 7th Battalion Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), he was aged 22 when he died on 8th March 1945.
Born in Chester le Street, County Durham in 1923 he was the son of George Surtees (MM) and Ann B. W. Surtees (nee Lowerson) of Hebburn
His older brother John was also one of the fallen. Ronald is buried in the Reichswald Forest War Cemetery and he is also commemorated on the WW2 Roll of Honour in the entrance to Jarrow Town Hall.
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L/Cpl. Peter McDonagh MM. 7th Btn. Cameronians Like many other old soldiers my father Peter McDonagh never talked about the war, it would be nice to hear the stories of others who were there.
I only know that he was a stretcher bearer at Walcheren and he and his fellow medics rescued many wounded under heavy machine gun fire and mortar bombs, his closest mate died in the action, Cpl Mullen was his name I believe. Not a lot more information except to say that I have all the paperwork on the MM award including photograghs and the citation.
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Rfm. Charles Henry "Chuck" Heywood 7th Battalion Cameronian Scottish Rifles (d.19th Jan 1945) My father, Samuel Blackwood, served alongside Charles Heywood during WW2 in the 52nd Lowland Division. Sadly Charles was killed in battle in Holland on 19th January 1945. My father (now 89 years old) has fond memories of him and a photograph taken shortly before he fell. He would like, if possible, to pass on the photograph and a copy of a book which he has written to a relative of Charles. We know that he came from Preston and was married to Mary Alice. I would be very grateful for any info of Charles's relatives as my dad would really like to get in touch.
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Rfm. Michael McMahon 7th Batalion Scottish Rifles (d.28th Oct 1944) My grandfather Michael McMahon served with the 7th Battalion Scottish Cameronians, 52nd Lowland Division. He was killed during Operation Infatuate on the River Sheldtz, on 28th october 1944 aged 35. They were clearing a causeway . I Would like to learn more about his service .
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