| Surname: | MacKenzie |
| Initials: | A |
| Rank: | Lance Corporal |
| Army Number: | P/10925 |
| Notes: | MMP. Awarded the 1915 Star, Victory and War Medals. First served abroad (3) Egypt, 7/9/1915. Shown as (2a) Balkans, 7/9/15 to 27/12/15 and 13/12/17 to 11/11/18 and (3) Egypt 28/12/15 to 12/12/17 on medal roll page B534. 22/8/1914 he enlisted as a Pte. 2 Lovat Scouts. No. 2278. born Kinsale, Rosshire, age 33.3 years, occupation Gillie, address: 5/19 Fasnakyce Beauly, Inverness, 1/10/1916 transferred to MMP. Served Home 5/9/1914 to 6/9/1915, Egypt 7/9/1915 to 27/12/1915, Gallipoli 28/12/1915 to 12/12/1917, Salonika 13/12/1917 to 24/3/1919, en route 25/3/1919 to 8/4/1919, Home 9/4/1919 to 8/5/1919, 9/5/1919 disembodied, address now 58 Threadneedle Street, Boston, Lincs. 10/4/1919 he is shown as been given the sum of £2 on the Kinloss Demobilization Acquittance Roll. Statement found in other records: Proceedings of a Court of Enquiry assembled at 4 Advanced Horse Transport Depot, 6/2/1918 enquiring into the circumstances under which No. 1823 Saddler Bonar D became injured by a gunshot wound. 9th Witness. P/10925 L/Cpl Mackenzie A, MMP states: On the 25/2/1918 about 16.30 hrs I was on duty accompanied by L/Cpl Mortimer G, MMP in Dautibli village. On seeing a soldier who was out of bounds L/Cpl Mortimer G, took his No. and rank and ordered him back to camp. Signed A Mackenzie, MMP. (Saddler Bonar was later found in the village having been found to have been shot by a Greek man. Mackenzie was accompanied by P/8822, L/Cpl Mortimer G, MMP. Alexander Mackenzie |