Tour Scotland photograph of the John W. Inglis gravestone in the churchyard cemetery in Collessie, Collessie, Fife, Scotland. In loving memory of John W. Inglis, late Stationmaster, Collessie, who died 8th December, 1895, aged 80.
The Inglis surname is a Scottish form of the word referring to a Scottish border dweller of English as distinct from Celtic stock. Variant forms of the surname as it has evolved include Ingull, Ingle, Inglish and Ingliss. A famous Inglis was Charles Inglis, born 1731, died 1781, a rear admiral who was present at the Relief of Gibraltar in 1781.
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