| Content Note | Includes: Letter from B.L., for the IWGC Principal Assistant Secretary, to W.O. Duncan, brother of the casualty, stating that Second Lieutenant Duncan’s grave could not be identified and he was to be commemorated on the Reshire Memorial instead, and that the completed Headstone Inscription and Cemetery Register Forms would be converted into a Memorial Register Form, dated 11 May 1928; letter from the IWGC Director of Records to the Assistant Secretary, Finance, explaining that Second Lieutenant Duncan’s grave had been identified and could have been concentrated to Naibund British Cemetery, and that a Kipling Memorial be erected stating that he was buried in Kwash Burial Ground, dated 18 May 1933. |