ERECTED BY
1st & 2nd Glendermott Presbyterian Church
In loving and honoured memory of the Members who nobly fell in the Great War.
Lieut. Thompson J.W.
Sergt. Thompson Robt.
Corpl. Norris William
Pte. Austin John
Pte. Creswell John
Pte. Curry John
Pte. McBrien Robert
Pte. McClay Robert
Pte. Norris David
Pte. Stevenson George
Pte. Thompson Wm (Fred)
Pte. McCrea Robert
And in grateful acknowledgement of the services of the following who bravely took part and survived in that great struggle for righteousness and freedom
Lieut Anderson, Adam B.A., B.E.,
Cadet Strawbridge, Rev. Robert B.A.,
Cadet Thompson, Alfred
Surgeon Thompson, T.R.M.B.,
Quart M.Thompson, J.R.
Sergt. Donaghy, William
Corpl. Donaghy, David M.M.,
Private Austin, William
Sergt. Bredin, Ezekiel
Private Brolly, John
Private Curry, Joseph
Private Doak, Robert
Private Gillen, Thomas
Private Goligher, Thomas
Private Hamilton, Hugh
Private Hamilton, Robert R.N.,
Private Hatrick, John R.N.,
Private Henderson, George
Private Jamison, James
Private Jenkins, Samuel
Private Hunter, James
Private Hillier, James
Private Hillier, Herbert
Private Kelly, James
Private King, William
Private Laird, William
Private Lynch, Robert
Private McClay, Allen
Private McClay, John James
Private McNerlin, John
Private Orr, James
Private Rosborough, John F.
Private Shields, William
Private Simpson, William
Private Taylor, Hamilton
Private Taylor, Robert
E.R.A. Thompson, John Engr.
Private Thompson, Richard E.
Private Thompson, Matthew
Private Thompson, Lance
Private Wade, Albert V.
Private Wade, Frederick
COLONIALS
Sergt. Leslie, William
Corpl. Norris, Joseph
Corpl. Snodgrass, William
Private Campbell, David
Private Campbell, Thomas
Private Campbell, Thomas
Private Campbell, William John
Private McCrea, Henry
Private McCrea, James
Private Smyth, John C.
Private Thompson, Samuel J.
NURSES
Thompson, Meta
Thompson, Flossie
Wray, Margaret
McKeown, Annie
REV. J. GORDON & COL. ADAM MURRAY MEMORIAL TABLET
This Tablet
is
Erected to the Memory of the
Revd. James Gordon
Third Minister of Glendermott
in acknowledgement of
and as
a testimony to his great services
to the cause of
truth and freedom
through rousing to resolute resistance
the parishioners and kinsmen
and through
his efforts afterwards in urging Kirke
to relieve the Maiden City in 1689
and of
Colonel Adam Murray of Ling
a Member of this Congregation
whose timely and fearless action
prevented the surrender of the City
and whose
unflinching bravery and unshaken faith
were an ever present incentive
to that heroic endurance and steadfastness
which under God saved the City;
And in gratitude to God for raising up
and sustaining heroic men and leaders
and for
working through them a great deliverance.“God is our refuge and our strength
In straits a present aid,
Therefore although the earth remove
We will not be afraid.”