Murdo Campbell, 5 Sheshader

Bosun MURDO CAMPBELL
Last address in Lewis: 5 Sheshader
Service: Merchant Navy
Date of death: 8 May 1941 at the age of 33
Saved from ship SS Empire Light by German raider Pinguin, lost when that was sunk by HMS Cornwall
Mentioned on family gravestone in Eye Cemetery, Lewis
Local memorial: Point, Garrabost

John Campbell, 9 Portnaguran

Able Seaman JOHN CAMPBELL
Last address in Lewis: 9 Portnaguran
Son of William and Henrietta Campbell;
Husband of Hannah Campbell, of Stornoway.
Service: Royal Navy, HMS Mentor
Service number: P.JX.226212
Date of death: 22 January 1941 at the age of 55
Interred: Eye Cemetery, section A, grave 27

George Campbell, 5 Portnaguran

Seaman GEORGE CAMPBELL
Last address in Lewis: 5 Portnaguran
Son of John and Catherine Campbell, of Stornoway, Isle of Lewis.
Service: Merchant Navy
Date of death: 8 May 1941 at the age of 29
Saved from ship SS Empire Light by German raider Pinguin, lost when that was sunk by HMS Cornwall
Memorial: Tower Hill, panel 43
Local memorial: Point, Garrabost

Alexander Campbell, 12 Aird, Point

Seaman ALEXANDER CAMPBELL

Last address in Lewis: 12 Aird
Son of Donald and Janet Campbell, of Stornoway, Isle of Lewis.
Service: Royal Naval Reserve
Service number: C/5944D
Date of death: 28 August 1940
Lost on AMC Dunvegan Castle torpedoed by U-46 W of Ireland
Memorial: Chatham Naval, panel 40, column 1
Local memorial: Point, Garrabost

Stornoway Gazette, 6 September 1940
There were quite a number of Lewis seamen serving on HMS auxiliary cruiser "Dunvegan Castle", reported torpedoed at the weekend, as far as is known at the time of writing, all but one of the Lewis members of the crew are safe. Angus Campbell, son of Donald Campbell, 12 Aird, is reported missing. He is first cousin of Norman Smith, 7 Aird, who was killed serving with the Navy just a fortnight ago. Angus, who was in his early thirties and unmarried was one of four brothers all serving with the Navy. The other three are Malcolm, Norman and John.

Transcriber's note: It would appear from the casualty lists that the name of the missing man, whose death was later confirmed, was in fact Alexander Campbell.

John Campbell, Sandwick Park, Stornoway

Gunner JOHN CAMPBELL
Kyler
Last address in Lewis: 10 Sandwick Park, Stornoway
Son of Malcolm and Marion Campbell, of Stornoway, Isle of Lewis.
Service: Ross Mountain Battery, 203 Bty. 51 Anti-Tank Regt.
Service number: 852171
Date of death: between 10 and 12 June 1940 at the age of 21
Killed in action at St Valery
Memorial: Dunkirk, column 11
Local memorial: Lewis War Memorial

Neil M Campbell, Seaforth Road, Stornoway

Private NEIL M CAMPBELL
Last address in Lewis: 42 Seaforth Road, Stornoway
Service: Seaforth Highlanders
Date of death: 29 December 1944 at the age of 22
Died of TB after being invalided out
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Donald Campbell Smith, Point Street, Stornoway

Sergeant DONALD CAMPBELL SMITH
Last address in Lewis: 14 Point Street, Stornoway
Service: Royal Air Force
Service number: 640963
Date of death: 6 June 1942
Memorial: Runnymede Memorial, panel 93
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Donald Campbell, Keith Street, Stornoway

Stoker DONALD CAMPBELL
Last address in Lewis: 30 Keith Street, Stornoway
Son of John and Christina Campbell;
Husband of Evelyn Clarice Helen Campbell, of Yarraville, Victoria, Australia.
Service: Royal Australian Navy, HMAS Norman
Service number: 16532
Date of death: 29 June 1942 at the age of 38
Died on HMAS Norman
Memorial: Plymouth Naval, panel 73, column 3
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Murdo Campbell, Inaclete Road, Stornoway

Bosun MURDO CAMPBELL
Last address in Lewis: 42 Inaclete Road, Stornoway
Service: Merchant Navy
Date of death: 8 May 1941 at the age of 34
Saved from SS Empire Light by German raider Pinguin, lost when that was sunk by HMS Cornwall