M W Ritchie and Lieutenant J D Cameron

East Lothian Courier; The Haddingtonshire Courier, Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland, Friday, April 29 1960, (Page 7) reported: 'DEDICATION OF WINDOW - At St Andrew's Parish Church, on Easter Day, a new stained glass window, the centre light in the east gallery, was unveiled and dedicated. This window, the gift of the late Miss Winifred Grey ... commemorates three of Miss Grey's friends - Lieut. James Duncan Cameron (72nd Canadian Highlanders), Mungo Waugh Ritchie (1st Battalion, Royal Scots Fusiliers), and a lifelong friend Esther Williamina Webster ...'.

St Andrew Blackadder Church website (History page); describes the the current layout of the interior, i.e. that during major works (completed in December 2000), 'The floor of the Church was raised to the level of the original galleries, and an extensive suite of meeting rooms and a chapel built on the original ground floor...'; and that 'the windows in the sanctuary are glazed with stained glass, some of it of excellent quality. Rather unusually, all the side windows at gallery level are circular...'. https://www.standrewblackadder.org.uk/our-history/

Library and Archives Canada (Reference: 'RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 1408 - 4'); 'First World War Personnel Records'; Lieutenant James Duncan McIntyre CAMERON (Regimental number 129268), born 24th May 1875 in North Berwick; enlisted 17th September 1915 at Vancouver; served in 72nd Battalion; Killed in action 11th August 1918
https://recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/Home/Record?app=pffww&IdNumber=83167&ST=STAH&ecopy=002220a

Canadian Virtual Memorial; Lieutenant James Duncan McIntyre CAMERON (Regimental number 129268): https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/583428

Find a Grave website; photo of CWGC gravestone re Lieutenant James Duncan McIntyre Cameron at Hillside Cemetery, Le Quesnel, Département de la Somme, Picardie, France: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/56197167/james_duncan_mcintyre-cameron

Photo of Mungo Waugh Ritchie's gravestone in Linlithgow Cemetery, West Lothian, Scotland ('died from meningitis' 25/6/1923, aged 28; son of George and Margaret Ritchie): https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/217500161/mungo-waugh-ritchie

Western Front Association; Medal Roll Index Card re Private M. Ritchie, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) Regimental Number 398; Royal Air Force (Service Number 405685); and Royal Scots Fusiliers (Regimental Number 43084).
ibid: 'World War I Pension Ledgers and Index Cards, 1914-1923'; 3rd Class Air Mechanic Mungo Ritchie, RAF Service Number 405685 [formerly served in Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) regimental number 398, and Royal Scots Fusiliers (regimental Number 43084); residing at 'Flowmoran Linlithgow Scotland' when pensioned 23/7/1920].

Bo'ness Journal and Linlithgow Advertiser, Friday 16 March 1917 (page 2); 'Local War Notes' column included the report: 'Official intimation has also been received that Private Mungo Ritchie, Royal Scots Fusiliers, son of Mrs Ritchie, and of the late Mr George Ritchie, joiner, Linlithgow, was wounded in France on 1st March. His wounds, which are in the face, were caused by gun shot. Private Ritchie was a member of the 1/10th Royal Scots but some time ago he was transferred to the Royal Scots Fusiliers. In a letter to his mother the young soldier states that his wounds are not serious. He was home for a short time a few weeks ago, so that he had only got back into the fighting line when he was wounded'.
ibid, 25 May 1917 (page 3) reported: 'Private Mungo Ritchie, Royal Scots Fusiliers, the second son of Mrs Ritchie and of the late Mr George Ritchie, joiner, Linlithgow, has been wounded. The young soldier is a partner of the firm of George Ritchie & Sons, joiners, Linlithgow. His injuries, which were caused by shrapnel, are in the back and right shoulder, and he is in a Glasgow hospital. This is the second time he has been wounded'.

The Scotsman, Thursday 28 June 1923 (page 2) announced: 'RITCHIE . At Royal Infirmary , Edinburgh, suddenly, on 25th inst ., Mungo Waugh RlTCHIE, third son of the late George Ritchie, joiner, Linlithgow , and partner of the firm of George Ritchie- & Sons. Funeral on Thursday to Linlithgow Cemetery at 2 p.m.'.

Edinburgh Evening News, Tuesday 30 April 1957 (page 16) announced: 'GREY. — At a hospital, on April 28, 1957, WINIFRED GREY, of 7 Dirleton Avenue, North Berwick. Service at Warriston Crematorium on Wednesday, May 1, at 11 a.m. Friends please accept this (the only) intimation'.

Scotlandspeople website; Statutory Registers (Deaths); 'GREY, WINIFRED, aged 68, died 1957, Haddington District.