This first one I found very spooky. Those of you who know me well will understand why.

Private J Stephen, Northamptonshire Regiment, 16/8/1918:-

Squadron Leader M J Tully, Pilot, RAF, 23/11/1941:-

Lieutenant H S Consterdine, Royal Engineers, 11/6/918, aged 46:-

Private J Woods, Royal Scots, 23/3/1920:-

Private J Finlayson, RASC, 18/6/1917:-

Corporal T B Fyfe, RASC, 11/9/1919, aged 31:-

Gunner D Gemmell, Royal Artillery, 12/9/1944, aged 39:-

Lieutenant F H D Jordan, Royal Garrison Artillery, 23/7/1918 and Private J Pryde, Royal Scots, 4/12/1919:-

More war graves from Morningside Cemetery. Two of these commemorate women who died.

Private C Cox, Royal Scots, 20/12/1918, aged 47:-

Driver A D G Linton, Royal Field Artillery, 29/3/1919, aged 23:-

Nurse Leila Mabel Elliott, Territorial Nursing Service, 2/3/1920 aged 32:-

Private W Mair, Devonshire Regiment, 20/10/1919, aged 22:-

Private J Woods, Royal Scots, 24/3/1920:-

Lieutenant Albert James L Innes, RAMC, 11/3/1920, aged 27:-

Lance Corporal A Sybray, Duke of Lancs Own Yeomanry, 4/10/1916, aged 28:-

Private W McIlwraith, Royal Army Service Corps, 8/3/1919, aged 1929:-

Private Margaret White Walker, Auxiliary Territorial Service, 11/2/1945, aged 22. (Supplementary groundstone erected by employees of Wm Thyne Ltd):-

Sergeant J J Scott, Observer, RAF, 12/8/1940:-

Morningside Cemetery lies between Morningside Drive and Balcarres Street in Edinburgh. It contains more than a few Commonwealth War Graves. Most are from the Great War but some are from World War 2. I found too many for one post.

Private J Couper, Royal Scots, 29/7/1915, aged 21:-

Private D A Chisholm, The Black Watch, 20/10/1920:-

Corporal D W Marwick, RAF, 23/8/1940:-

Captain W A C Taylor, RAMC, 25/8/1917, aged 44:-

Eng. Sub-Lieutenant E T Tylee, ‘HMS Nairana,’ 26/1/1919, aged 28:-

Private J T Tully, HLI, 18/9/1918, aged 31:-

Private W R Simpson, 5th Reserve Regt of Cavalry, 14/1/1915, aged 25:-

Private A M Kerr, Royal Scots Fusilier, 21/4/1920, aged 33:-

Corporal F Black, 5th Battalion Royal Scots, Queen’s Edinburgh Rifles, 27/1/1915:-

War Dedication, Captain Archibald Craig Miller, Forth Royal Garrison Artillery, 3/10/1915, aged 33:-