The Scotsman - Saturday 30 September 1922 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000540/19220930/062/0010 WAR MEMORIALS MELNESS, SUTHERLAND. — A war memorial was unveiled at Melness, Sutherland, in presence of a large gathering. The Rev. David Lundie, minister of the parish, presided, and the unveiling was performed by ex-Provost Donald Mackay, of Thurso, who, in addressing the gathering paid a high tribute to the manhood of the district for the unequalled response they had made to the country's call for men in the days of the Great War, Melness is one ot the most populous crofting districts in the North, and more than one quarter of its population were on service, either with the sea or land forces . , The memorial takes the form of a granite monument erected in the local burying-ground, which is situated close to the sea, arid overlooks the Kyle of Tongue.

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