In Memory Of

INGRAM, STUART BIDDULPH

Service Details
Age:
 20
Date of Birth:
 1924-05-08
Service No:
 160179
Rank:
 Pilot Officer
Unit:
 44 Sqdn.
Regiment:
 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Date of Death:
 1944-05-20
Cause of Death:
 Killed in action, Lancaster ND689 KM-O, in large scale bombing raid that was mounted against Amiens railway station but the weather was so bad that the attack was aborted. Crashed into one of the lakes
Commemoration
Grave Reference:
 Panel 211.
Cemetery:
 RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL
Localitly:
 Surrey
Country:
 United Kingdom
Additional Information
Son of McIntyre Wilson Ingram and Freda Ingram, of Plumtree, Southern Rhodesia. Entered Plumtree School as a day scholar attached to Grey House in January, 1937. He was. a L/Cpl. in the Cadet Corps, and before leaving in December 1941, he passed his Cambridge School Certificate examination obtaining Matric. exemption. Employed in the Native Department for a short while before attesting for the R.A.F. On Plumtree School Roll of Honour