Personal data
| Name | Martin |
|---|---|
| Initials | F.A.S. |
| Christian name | Frederick Adam Sandford |
| Date and place of birth | Cullompton, Devon; 08.11.1896 (baptised) |
| Family | Son of Adam Sanford Martin and Miriam Frances Martin, of "The Pines," Alcombe, Minehead. |
Extra information
- Information
- His brother Geoff became Overseas Secretary for Toc H.
Military data
| Service number | 457322 |
|---|---|
| Rank | Pte. |
| Regiment / Unit | 2nd/1st (Wessex) Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps |
| Date of death | |
| Age | 20 |
| Cemetery / Memorial | Brandhoek Military Cemetery, Vlamertinge, I.B.20; personal inscription: HIS MOTTO NOT FOR OURSELVES BUT FOR ALL |
Other information
- Infomation 1
- Killed in action
- Information 2
- Frequently visited Talbot House
- Information 3
- Commemorated on war memorial, Exeter Cathedral
- Information 4
- 'The Martin Lamp' - Taunton Branch. Endowed on 06.11.1923. First lit on 15.12.1923 at The Guildhall, London, by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. "In memory of F.A.S. Martin, Pte., 2/1st Wessex F.A., R.A.M.C. Near Ypres, 3.6.1917" (Donated by Miss Meade-King)
Sources
- Source
- Liber Vitae 1923
- Source 2
- Liber Vitae 1928