Rev Frederick Saunders

From: All Saints

2nd Lt Saunders

Second Lieutenant Saunders in Home Guard uniform.

The Rev Saunders (left) leading funeral procession

Portrait of Rev Saunders outside the Vicarage.

Rev Saunders' daughters, Ruth and Mary, August 19411

NCOs of Home Guard, with Commanding Officer Captain Frank Collyer, photographed outside the Vicarage.

Church Street, with the George Inn and All Saints Church, photographed in Aug 1941

This photograph, and the next, were submitted by Jean Berry and appear to be of Rev Saunders.

The other photograph submitted by Jean Berry.

Second Lieutenant the Reverend Frederick Alexander Saunders wrote a Memoir of a Wartime Vicar, which is attached as a PDF. He was vicar of All Saints from 1941 – 1945 and served in the Home Guard, as well as commanding the village Cadets.

Creator

Rev Frederick Alexander Saunders

Date of creation

1945

Date of coverage

1941 - 1945

Place

East Meon, All Saints

Contributor

Jeremy Barrett

Copyright

All Saints Church

Reference number

EM/0009/0012/0001

Accession number

2014-01-049

Storage location

Papers Library, C/14, photographs C/15. Larger resolution files on application Resources/Church/Rev Frederick Sanders

Format

Photographs and memoir

Downloads

Memoir (24 KB Adobe Acrobat document, opens in a new window)

Memoirs of Rev Frederick Saunders, vicar of East Meon from 1941 - 1945.

Memoir MS (273 KB Adobe Acrobat document, opens in a new window)

Scan of the manuscript of Rev Saunders' memoir

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