Orders, Decorations and Medals

1914-15 Star (7887 Pte. A. Ingram, Lan. Fus.); Imperial Service Medal, G.VI.R., 2nd issue (Wilfred Lawson Glover), in Royal Mint case of issue; Memorial Plaque (Stewart Chichester Magrath), in fitted leather case; Identity Disk (1482238 Daniel, P. C., R.A., R.C.); Germany, Third Reich, High Seas Fleet Badge, grey metal, rev. marked, ‘R.S.&S.’, lacking pin fitting, very fine and better (5) £70-90

Alfred William Ingram was born and lived in Ardwick, Lancashire and enlisted at Manchester. Serving with the 15th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers, he of wounds in England on 8 February 1919, aged 29 years. He was buried in the Bournemouth East Cemetery. He was the son of John and Emily Ingram, of 12 Claribel Street, Ardwick, Manchester, and husband of Lottie Agnes Ingram, of 73 Haviland Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth.

Plaque to Magrath with portrait photograph.