From 'The Scotsman - Monday, 8th August 1921, page 6 ROTHES The war memorial erected at Rothes (Morayshire) for the 71 men from- the parish, who fell in the war was unveiled on Saturday in presence of a large crowd. The Countess of Seafield drew aside the Union Jack to disclose the names of the heroes. Provost Gordon addressed the gathering. The memorial is in the form of an Ionic column on a square pedestal with a unicorn on the top. The names are engraved on four granite panels.

The Northern Scot Newspaper 13 August 1921

Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland - https://canmore.org.uk/site/195589/rothes-new-street-war-memorial

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Aberdeen Press and Journal - Monday 08 August 1921 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000576/19210808/003/0003 WAR MEMORIALS UNVEILED IN THE DISTRICTS VALOROUS MEN OF ROTHES. THE PROVOST'S TRIBUTE. MEMORIAL UNVEILED BY COUNTESS OF SEAFIELD. (full list of names)