Morpeth Herald 11/01/1918 carries a brief obituary:
ROLL OF HONOUR
MACKENZIE.- Died of wounds received in action on December 29th, 1917, at No.2 Canadian C[asualty] C[learing] S[tation], Ligssenthock [sic], near Poperinghe, Belgium, aged 21 years, Private E. Llewellyn, N.F., dearly beloved son of Daniel and Alice Mackenzie, The Willows, Red Row, Broomhill. Deeply mourned.
"By the Green of the Spring" A tribute to the men of Chevington and Broomhill who served in the First World War:; J.H. Hardy; 2004; Amble Social History Group.
Evan Llewellyn McKenzie is remembered as L. McKenzie at East Chevington on E7.01 in the Battalion History and in the Alnwick Gazette Almanack page 49, as Llewellyn Mackenzie at Chevington on C27.01and again at Chevington as E.L. Mackenzie on C27.02
