Second Lieutenant
ANDERSON, ALEC DAVID
Died 06/11/1918
Aged 35
King's Coy. 1st Bn. Grenadier Guards
Son of the late T. C. Anderson, of Maskeliya, Ceylon and Arbroath.
[According to probate records, Thomas Clark Anderson, tea planter, died on 9 Feb 1900 at Glen Morgan, Nilgiris, Southern India.]
Alec was a chartered accountant at Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & Co before the Great War.
He was killed in action near Maubeuge, while leading his men in an attack on German forces.
He had nominated his sister, Violet May Anderson, 13 King's Bench Walk, Temple, London, as his executrix. Value of Estate, £7256 12s. 11d. She was also the recipient of his medals.
ANDERSON, ALEC DAVID
Died 06/11/1918
Aged 35
King's Coy. 1st Bn. Grenadier Guards
Son of the late T. C. Anderson, of Maskeliya, Ceylon and Arbroath.
[According to probate records, Thomas Clark Anderson, tea planter, died on 9 Feb 1900 at Glen Morgan, Nilgiris, Southern India.]
Alec was a chartered accountant at Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & Co before the Great War.
He was killed in action near Maubeuge, while leading his men in an attack on German forces.
He had nominated his sister, Violet May Anderson, 13 King's Bench Walk, Temple, London, as his executrix. Value of Estate, £7256 12s. 11d. She was also the recipient of his medals.
Second Lieutenant
ANDERSON, ALEC DAVID
Died 06/11/1918
Aged 35
King's Coy. 1st Bn. Grenadier Guards
Son of the late T. C. Anderson, of Maskeliya, Ceylon and Arbroath.
[According to probate records, Thomas Clark Anderson, tea planter, died on 9 Feb 1900 at Glen Morgan, Nilgiris, Southern India.]
Alec was a chartered accountant at Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & Co before the Great War.
He was killed in action near Maubeuge, while leading his men in an attack on German forces.
He had nominated his sister, Violet May Anderson, 13 King's Bench Walk, Temple, London, as his executrix. Value of Estate, £7256 12s. 11d. She was also the recipient of his medals.
ANDERSON, ALEC DAVID
Died 06/11/1918
Aged 35
King's Coy. 1st Bn. Grenadier Guards
Son of the late T. C. Anderson, of Maskeliya, Ceylon and Arbroath.
[According to probate records, Thomas Clark Anderson, tea planter, died on 9 Feb 1900 at Glen Morgan, Nilgiris, Southern India.]
Alec was a chartered accountant at Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & Co before the Great War.
He was killed in action near Maubeuge, while leading his men in an attack on German forces.
He had nominated his sister, Violet May Anderson, 13 King's Bench Walk, Temple, London, as his executrix. Value of Estate, £7256 12s. 11d. She was also the recipient of his medals.
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"THOUGH AN HOST
SHOULD ENCAMP AGAINST ME
MY HEART SHALL NOT FEAR"
PSALM 27. 3
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