Lancaster bomber crash 1951 - help needed

[Beagle-eye]

My son was hiking with the Scouts up Beinne Eighe in the Trossachs and came back with photographs of a crashed Lancaster Bomber. I did some searches (on t’internet) and found some information and more pictures.
I know that the crash happened in March 1951 and that all 8 crew perished. There is a lot of information about the recovery of the bodies, which took some 8 months and is a story of heroism in itself.
I am trying to identify the crew as I believe that one of them was local to where the Scout group is based (West Lothian) and that the he is buried in the area. The Scouts would like to hold some form of dedication service on Remembrance Day and it would be great if we could find out the crewman’s name and, perhaps, have a small service at his grave-site.
Can anybody help me with information ?
Thanks
B-E

[ORAC]

Lancaster GRMk.3 TX264 BD-D (http://www.allenby.info/aircraft/buttress.html)

Pilot - F/Lt Harry Smith Reid DFC RAF.

Co-Pilot - Sgt Ralph Clucas RAF. Buried Kinloss Abbey.

Nav - Sgt Robert Strong RAF.

Air Sig - Sgt Peter Tennison RAF. Buried Kinloss Abbey.

Air Sig - Sgt James Naismith RAF. Buried Kinloss Abbey.

Air Sig - Sgt Wilfred D Beck RAF. Buried Kinloss Abbey.

Air Sig - Sgt James W Bell RAF. Buried Kinloss Abbey.

F Eng - Sgt George Farquhar RAF.

[Beagle-eye]

Thanks Orac

As five are listed as being buried at Kinloss that narrows it down to three possible candidates (Reid, Strong and Farquar) one of whom may be buried in West Lothian.

I'll keep looking.

B-E