Records Of The Men Of Lochbroom | 053 NORMAN MACLEAN

53 - RECORDS OF THE MEN OF LOCHBROOM

1915

202160. PTE. NORMAN MACLEAN,

4th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders

Aged 27

Son of Mr. Norman Maclean, Camuscoille, Achiltibuie.

Joined the 4th Seaforths	July, 1916.
Killed in action in France	17th May, 1917.

Had three brothers serving -

Donald Maclean, R.N.R.
John Maclean, R.N.R.
Murdo Maclean, R.N.R. Lost while patrolling off the Coast of England, Nov. 1917.

“Love lives on and hath a power to bless

Whey they who love are hidden from our eyes.”

Official information

Official record (CWGC)

Cemetery / Memorial: Crump Trench British Cemetery, Fampoux, France.

Grave: Sp. Mem. A.2.

Location and Map (CWGC)

Local Memorial: Coigach

additional information

The following is written on his grave: "UNTIL THE DAY BREAK."

Information kindly shared by Rhona Forsyth: Pte. Norman MacLean, 4th Seaforths & Gunner Murdo MacLean RNR (brothers ) were my late husband Finlay Forsyths' maternal uncles, they were also uncles to Ali" Beg" MacLeod, Achiltibuie &therefor great uncles of Duncan MacLeod the ambulance driver

Family information

His connection with the Parish today is not known.

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