Memorial Plaque to Henry Martin Fuller

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Memorial Plaque to Henry Martin Fuller
  • Memorial Plaque to Henry Martin Fuller
  • Memorial Plaque to Henry Martin Fuller
  • Memorial Plaque to Henry Martin Fuller

  • Memorial Plaque to Henry Martin Fuller

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Henry Martin Fuller was born in the village of Thriplow in Cambridgeshire and was a Garden Labourer by trade. 
 
He enlisted on the 19th of July 1916 and was called up on the 15th of March 1917. He initially served with the 9th Norfolks, service number 32584. Fuller was posted to France in August 1917; he was transferred to the 8th York and Lancaster Regiment, service number 33678, on the 9th of September 1917. 
 
He was wounded in action on the 10th of October 1917, suffering GSWs to his body, hands, legs and face. He sadly died of his wounds later that day; he was laid to rest in Wimereux Communal Cemetry.