Memorial

Front Panel "Sacred to the Memory of the Men of the Parish of Auchindoir Who made the Supreme Sacrafice in the Great War" "Their name liveth ever more"
	Front Left (1914-1919) L/Cpl. Alex. A. Murray Pte. George M^cIntosh Pte. James S. M^cIntosh Pte. Wm. H. G. M^cRobbie Pte. Wm. Reid Pte. Hugh. P. L. Robertson Pte. James Sinclair Pte. Alex. W. Smith Pte. Charles Smith Gnr. George Smith Pte. John Smith Pte. Robert Smith Pte. William Smith Lieut. Alex. Stevenson L/Cpl. George Symon Pte. Jack Taylor Pte. Alex. Thomson Pte. John. L. Wilson
Back (1939 - 1945) "They died in war that we in peace might live" L/C. A.C. Barclay, H.M.S. Hood Marine R.J. Young, H.M.S. Neptune Pte. L. Allan, A&SH Pte. D.L. Barclay, Gordon Hrs. Pte. C. Ferries, Gordon Hrs. Pte. R.I. Jaffrey, Gordon Hrs. Pte. A.C. Rust, R.A.O.C. Pte. P. Warren, R.E. Sgt. Air/obs W.A. Cook R.A.F. Sgt Air/gnr D.B. Gordon, R.A.F. Sgt Air/gnr E.J.D. Watt, R.A.F.
	Front Right (1914 - 1919) Pte. Alex. Allardyce Pte. Robert Anderson Capt. Henry Begg Pte. Wm. Christie Pte. James B. Clark L/Cpl. Alex. Cook Cpl. Wm. Coutts Pte. John Cowe Cpl. Frank Donald Sergt. George Donald Pte. Alex J. Fraser L/Cpl. Adam Gerrard Stf. Sgt. Alex Ingram L/Cpl. Joseph Ingram Sergt. Robert Ingram Pte. Herbert Knight L/Cpl. Alex Michie Pte. George Milne

Inside the present day Auchindoir Church there is also a memorial to the men who died in WWII. It can be found on the north side of the church beside the chancel.

With thanks to Richard Darroch the Parish Minister for transcribing the names from the church memorial.