A First War Victory Medal To The 75Th Battalion; Killed In Night Attack South Of Blecourt Hold Hughes injuring the lower extremities

Hughes injuring the lower extremities of his back and the area between his shoulders

dated 25 November 1907

Three Second War German Merit Medals & Awards -Third Reich: War Merit Cross 2nd Class (gilt tombac

A pair of Rear Admiral's shoulder boards (one button missing) as well as 14 Navy buttons

left his entire estate to his wife

A First War Victory Medal To The 75Th Battalion; Killed In Night Attack South Of Blecourt Hold Hughes injuring the lower extremities(3034272 PTE. H. A. MC DONALD. 75 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed, his last name spelled as McDonald (should be MacDonald). Contact marks and surface oxidation, very fine. Footnote: Howard Alexander MacDonald was born on June 29, 1894 in Campbellford, Ontario, the son of John MacDonald and Isabella MacDonald, the family later moving to Porquois Junction, Ontario. He was a resident of Porquois Junction when he signed his Particulars of