WWI family group. TFWM, MSM G R Anderson 8th Essex. 1914 Trio and Meritorious Service Medal Shoesmith/Farrier Sjt Frederick Martin Anderson. Royal Horse & Field Artillery. Killed in Spring Offensive March 1918. Dundee/Glasgow
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An interesting family group.
Territorial force efficiency medal looks unworn with capbadge and tatty transmittal box and award slip named 326451 c s mjr g r Anderson 8/ Essex r.
Awarded In 1919 it seems to be his sole entitlement.
Ww1 group of 4 on long original ribbons named.
1914 star 56800 s sth f m Anderson rha .
Bwm and victory 56800 sjt f m Anderson ra .
Msm 56800 far sjt f m Anderson b104/a bde rfa .
Frederick was born c1889 in Dundee, Scotland.
1901 at school living at18 Maria St Kirkcaldy his father John a police inspector on the railways .
1911 living in London serving as a shoesmith with b battery royal horse artillery.
He entered France 5th October 1914 .
Married Ethel letitia pate In 1916 .
He was killed in action on 30th March 1918 ( his award of the meritorious service medal being printed in lg in June of that year for valuable services In France).
It comes its a letter and envelope dated 1930 which seems to have been sent via a relation of his widow after her death returning the medals to keep them in the Anderson family they having had no children themselves the address on envelope is faded but a Glasgow address .
Worthy of more research.
