This is a death plaque attributed to Private Lawrence Andrew John Lovesay. He was killed in action 28/12/1917 whilst serving in the 7th battalion London regiment. He is buried at Minty Farm Cemetery in Belgium and was the son of Eliza Babb Lovesay of ‘Ivydene’ 6 Gap Road Wimbledon London. The plaque is in nice uncleaned as found condition.
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