Samuel Lomax

1855–1915 (age 60)

Biography

Samuel Lomax was a dedicated military personnel whose service to the British armed forces reflected the commitment and professionalism characteristic of his generation. His career spanned a significant period in military history, during which he contributed to the operations and maintenance of military institutions.

Lomax's service culminated in his death in 1915, a year marked by intense military engagement. His sacrifice and dedication to military duty are remembered as part of the broader service rendered by countless military personnel during this consequential period.

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