| Content Note | Includes: Handwritten letter from Mrs. C. Ledingham, widow of the casualty, to the IWGC enquiring whether the Commission would be able to take over maintenance of Corporal Ledingham’s grave, dated 11 November 1947; letter from the IWGC Secretary to Mrs. C. Ledingham agreeing to arrange for the maintenance of Corporal Ledingham’s grave in perpetuity, dated 25 November 1947; handwritten letter from Mrs. C. Ledingham to the IWGC Secretary stating that Corporal Ledingham’s grave had not received any attention, dated 6 May 1952; letter from the IWGC Secretary to the Bury Town Clerk regarding the grave of Corporal Ledingham, which was one of the 92 graves included in the maintenance agreement, and request that it be put in order, dated 11 November 1952; letter from Edward S. Smith, Bury Town Clerk, to the IWGC Secretary explaining that Corporal Ledingham’s grave had been maintained by a private gardener and not by staff of the cemetery, but had since been put in order, and that the grave would be maintained so long as no private arrangements were not made again, dated 30 December 1952; letter from F. Tyrrell, IWGC Secretary, to Mrs. C. Ledingham explaining that the grave had been put in good order and that private arrangements would no longer be required as the Commission was responsible for the graves permanent maintenance, dated 23 January 1953 |