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Soldiers of the RegimentLance
Corporal Alfred John Ling
Lance Corporal Alfred John Ling, number 26816, 7th Battalion, King’s
Own Royal Lancaster Regiment. Killed in action 22nd September 1917.
Has no known grave and is commemorated on the Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium
Born Bethnal Green, enlisted Shoreditch. Listed on the Bethnal Green
Memorial.
British War and Allied Victory Medals to Lance Corporal Alfred John
Ling, number 26816, 7th Battalion, King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment.
Accession Numbers: KO3050/01 & KO 3050/02
Memorial Plaque for Lance Corporal Alfred John Ling, number 26816, 7th
Battalion, King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, killed in action 22nd
September 1917.
Accession Number: KO3050/03
 | School Board of London Attendance Medal – 1895.
The Queen Victoria Medal, 1887. Awarded to A Ling for punctual
attendance every time the school was opened during the school year
ended AD1895. White metal medal with clasp, 1895.
Accession Number: KO3050/04 |
| School Board of London Attendance Medal – 1897. The Queen
Victoria Medal, 1887. Awarded to A Ling for punctual attendance
every time the school was opened during the school year ended
AD1897. White metal medal with clasp, 1897.
Accession Number: KO3050/05 |
| School Board of London Attendance Medal – 1898. The Queen
Victoria Medal, 1897. Awarded to A Ling for punctual attendance
every time the school was opened during the school year ended AD1898
And three previous years.
Bronze with clasp 1897. Made by Spink & Son, London.
Accession Number: KO3050/06 |
| School Board of London Attendance Medal – 1899. The Queen
Victoria Medal, 1899. Awarded to A Ling for punctual attendance
every time the school was opened during the school year ended AD1899
And three previous years.
Bronze with clasp 1899. Made by Spink & Son, London.
Accession Number: KO3050/07 |
| School Board of London Attendance Medal – 1900. The Queen
Victoria Medal, 1900. Awarded to A Ling for punctual attendance
every time the school was opened during the school year ended AD1900
And four previous years.
Bronze with clasp 1900. Made by Spink & Son, London.
Accession Number: KO3050/08 |
| School Board of London Attendance Medal – 1901. The Queen
Victoria Medal, 1897. Awarded to A Ling for punctual attendance
every time the school was opened during the school year ended AD1901
And five previous years.
Bronze with clasp 1901. Made by Spink & Son, London.
Accession Number: KO3050/09 |
| School Board of London Attendance Medal – 1903. King
Edward VII Medal 1902. Awarded to A Ling for punctual attendance
every time the school was opened during the school year ended
AD1903. And six previous years.
Gilded Bronze with clasp 1903. Made by Spink & Son, London.
Accession Number: KO3050/10 |
Alfred John Ling, prior to Military Service.
Photograph by Victor Beadel, New Gimes Studio, (The largest studio in
the East End) 142 Bridge Street, Mile End, Bow, London.
Accession Number: KO3050/11
Private Alfred John Ling, King’s Royal Rifle Corps, on the left, and
another unidentified soldier, with bell tent to the rear.
Photograph by J M Flatan, 88 Ley Street, Ilford.
Accession Number: KO3050/12
Letter to Mrs R s Hoddy, (widow of Alfred John Ling) regarding the issue
of his British War and Allied Victory Medals.
Accession Number: KO3050/13
War Graves Commission, Memorial Registers 29-30. Introduction to the
Registers of The Ypres (Menin Gate) and Tyne cot, Passchendaele,
Memorials, Belgium, 1927.
Accession Number: KO3050/14
War Graves Commission, Memorial Registers 30 Part XIV. Memorials to the
Soldiers of the Empire who fell in Flanders during the Great War and
Have No Known Gravs. The Tyne Cot Memorial, Passchendaele, Beligum. Part
Fourteen, Soldiers from the United Kingdom, Libretto-McNicol.
Accession Number: KO3050/15
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