Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria

Victory Medal 1914-19 (20) (3005 Pte. S. Carnt, 3-Lond. R.; 2584 Pte. B. V. Sullivan, Welsh R.; 69 Pte. G. Cave, K.R.R.C.; 2299 Cpl. A. Condick, Devon R.; 2-509 Pte. E. Sayers, E. Kent R.; 6958 Pte. A. G. Hewitt, Bord. R.; 9-7337 Pte. H. Wall, Durh. L.I.; 18932 Cpl. H. C. Brown, L’pool. R.; G-34427 Pte. H. J. Rose, R. Suss. R.; 9358 Pte. E. Courquin, R. W. Kent R.; 5651 Pte. E. G. White, Rif. Bde.; L-46496 Cpl. G. Bettison, R.A.; 75033 Gnr. T. Burton, R.A.; 88030 Sjt. H. G. Hearn, R.A.; 218847 2 Cpl. C. B. Jones, R.E.; 221520 Pnr. W. H. Wood, R.E.; T3-023601 Dvr. H. Hardcastle, A.S.C.; 44866 Pte. R. Kay, R.A.M.C.; 183766 Pte. A. J. Swick, 25-Can. Inf.; 681089 A. Sjt. W. G. M. Lovegrove, Can. Inf. Wks. Coy.) fine and better (20) £110-150

Robert Kay was born in and enlisted at Leeds. Serving with the 23rd Field Ambulance R.A.M.C., he was killed in action on 20 July 1916. He was buried in the Morlancourt British Cemetery No.1, Somme, France.

Andrew Jackson Swick served in the 25th Battalion Canadian Infantry (Nova Scotia Regiment). He died of disease on 24 February 1918 and was buried in Bramshott Churchyard, Hampshire.