Victoria Cross Recipients
- Pvt Thomas Beach (Crimean War, 1854)
- Ens Richard Wadeson (Indian Mutiny, 1857)
- Pvt Patrick Green (Indian Mutiny, 1857)
- C/Sgt Cornelius Coghlan (Indian Mutiny, 1857)
- Maj George White (Afghanistan, 1879)
- Lt W.H. Dick-Cunyngham (Afghanistan, 1879)
- Pvt Edward Lawson (India, 1897)
- Piper George Findlater (India, 1897)
- Capt Matthew Meiklejohn (Boer War, 1899)
- Sgt-Maj William Robertson (Boer War, 1899)
- Capt Ernest Towse (Boer War, 1900)
- L/Cpl J.F. Mackay (Boer War, 1900)
- Capt W.E. Gordon (Boer War, 1900)
- Capt D.R. Younger (Boer War, 1900)
- Drummer William Kenny (France, 1914)
- Lt J.A.O. Brooke (France, 1914)
- Pvt G.I. McIntosh (France, 1917)
- Lt A.E. Ker (France, 1918)
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