Duncan, we read that you were a member of the 1/4th Cameron Highlanders, Service No 1394, that you were wounded at the Battle of Loos with a number of your mates in D Company, and were repatriated to the UK subsequently. In addition to your gravestone D8 in Kilmorack New Cemetery, and your name on the Kilmorack War Memorial, you are also commemorated on the family gravestone: "In loving memory of Corpl Duncan Fraser, 1/4 Cam Hdrs, dearly beloved son of John and Elizabeth Fraser, Station House, Beauly, wounded at Loos 25 Sept, died at Lees Court Faversham 20 Nov 1915 aged 20 years". We read that the attack on the enemy trenches at Loos had a successful outcome with 1500 German prisoners captured. Duncan, you suffered much and we are comforted that you are now at rest. The gravestone records the Gaelic for at rest: Aig Fois. Harry.

Henry Harrison