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Ploegsteert Memorial

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31522 Private
Lawrence Ingham
11th Bn. East Lancashire Regiment
12th April 1918.
Addenda Panel.

Son of William James Ingham of 108 Waterbarn St., Burnley, Lancashire. 

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3/6002 Private
Peter Kennedy
2nd Bn. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. 
21st October 1914. 
Panel 9 and 10.


Image courtesy of Joe O'Raw and William Kilgour

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240876 Private
Percy Algernon Longstaff
1st/5th Bn. Northumberland Fusiliers
10th April 1918, aged 29.
Panel 2.

Son of Catherine Longstaff (nee Beagle), of 35, Bank St., Gateshead-on-Tyne, 
and the late David Longstaff.

Picture courtesy of great nephew, Derick Lawson

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41870 Lance Corporal
Malcolm MacInnes
13th Bn. Yorkshire Regiment
13th April 1918.
Panel 4.

Son of Norman and Christina MacInnes, of 2, Callanish, Stornoway, Lewis.


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L/9781 Lance Corporal
Francis Albert Martin
1st Bn. The Buffs (East Kent Regiment)
​20th October 1914, aged 23.
Panel 2.

Son of W. and Jane Martin, of Pleasant View, New Cut, Westfield, Battle, Sussex.

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8380 Corporal
Donald McLean
2nd Bn. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
21st October 1914, aged 34.
Panel 9 and 10.


Son of John and Jane McLean, of Kelvinhaugh St., Glasgow; husband of Nellie McLean, of 31, Sleigh Drive, Lochend, Edinburgh.

Corporal Donald McLean [8380] 2nd Bn Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, of Rothesay, Isle of Bute officially notified as “missing”.  Shortly after entering the fighting line in France he was promoted from Lance-Corporal to Corporal for an act of bravery in going to the assistance of Lieut. Stirling in the retirement from Cateau, and thereby saving the officer’s life.  McLean performed the gallant act at considerable risk to himself.  It is hoped that McLean, who has been 12 years in the army and took part in the South African war, is still unharmed and may have become separated for a time from his regiment.'   Buteman & West Coast Chronicle
 
Killed 21.10.1914, day after his 34th birthday.  Left a [pregnant] wife and 3 children, my father being the unborn child.


Picture courtesy of granddaughter, Sheila McLean

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8851 Private
Jesse Reuben Mitchell
2nd Bn. Royal Berkshire Regiment
9th May 1915, aged 24.
Panels 7 and 8

Son of Reuben and Mary Mitchell, of I, London Rd., Wokingham.

Picture courtesy of great niece, Ros Pottinger

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46209 Private
James Mitton
13th Bn. York and Lancaster Regiment
28th June 1918, aged 20.
Panel 8.

Son of Mr. M. Mitton, of 2, Rectory Rd., Burnley.


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Lieutenant
William Neve Monteith
6th Bn. attd. 2nd Bn. Rifle Brigade
25th September 1915.
Panel 10.



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