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71 - RECORDS OF THE MEN OF LOCHBROOM

1918

220148. Gunner. ALEXANDER MACLEAN,

R.F.A. "A" Battery, 82nd Brigade.

Aged 24

Trade. - A Baker. Son of Mr. Duncan Maclean, West Terrace, Ullapool.

He left a widow and two children.

Had two brother serving-

• Sgt. Duncan Maclean, D.C.M., 7th Seaforths. Wounded.
• William Maclean, Labour Corps.

“And though the warrior’s sun has set,

Its light shall linger round us yet :

Bright, radiant, blest,”

– Longfellow.

Official record (CWGC)
Cemetery / Memorial: Plaine French National Cemetery, Bas Rhin, France.
Grave: 370
Location and Map (CWGC)
Local Memorial: Ullapool, Left Panel, 6th from the top.

The official records state that he died on the 18th of June 1918 and not on the 21st of March as stated above. His grave carries the following inscription: "THY WILL BE DONE."

The connection with the Parish today is not known.

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