450212 - Unaccounted Airwomen & Airmen - 12-02-1945

[Alex Smart]

Hello,

450212 - Unaccounted Airwomen & Airmen - 12-02-1945

From Henk's List -

WAAF
UK
EVANS, Mary - ACW1c - 471859 - WAAF - Keswick (St. John) Churchyard, Cumberland.
PEACOCK, Constance - LACW - 2095913 - WAAF - Middlesbrough (Acklam) Cemetery, Yorkshire.

WAAF(SAAF)
LIVINGSTON, Esther S - Air Woman(Mrs) - F/264142V - WAAF(SAAF) - Kimberley (West End) Cemetery, Northern Cape, South Africa.

NETHERLANDS
BLAKE, Arthur - LAC - 1633040 - RAFVR - Bergen-Op-Zoom War Cemetery, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands.

UK
HILL, John Stanley - P/O - 189312 - RAFVR - Harrow Weald Cemetery, Middlesex.
HUGHES, Vivien Stanley - AC2c - 1877752 - RAFVR - Didcot (All Saints ) Churchyard, Berkshire.

From CWGC & Geoff's sites -

Nil

Alex

[malcolm_raf]

Hi

NETHERLANDS
BLAKE, Arthur - LAC - Rear HQ, 48 Group.

UK

EVANS, Mary - ACW1 - registered in Fylde
PEACOCK, Constance - LACW - registered in Middlesbrough
HILL, John Stanley - P/O - registered in Hereford.
HUGHES, Vivien Stanley - AC2 - registered in Oxford.

Malcolm

[jonheyworth]

UPGRADE to Thomas James Lothian J 92380, he died when he accidently fell from a window of 6th floor of Nell Gwynne House in London whilst on leave awaiting repatriation after completing a tour of operations

[jonheyworth]

John Patrick O'Neill 1085325 , was seriously wounded by a direct shell hit on a gun post he was manning at 18:00 hours on 10th February. He was admitted to Number 21 Canadian general hospital where he died two days later at 08:50 hours

[jonheyworth]

Constance Peacock 2095913, a medically discharged Airwoman who had been a tailoress in the WAAF, died in the North Riding infirmary of sub bacterial endocarditis and mitral stenosis

[jonheyworth]

Mary Evans 471859 , a Clerk GD, attached to RAF Weeton, was admitted dangerously ill to RAF hospital Kirkham on 5 February, where she Died at 21:20 Hours of meningitis

[jonheyworth]

Clement Jeans 842271 , was taken seriously ill on 10 October 1944 and was admitted to RAF Hospital Halton, where he died at 23:45 Hours of carcinoma of the larynx with his wife, Mrs. C. Jeans of Westdown House , Fair View, Bradworthy, North Devon, at his bedside

[jonheyworth]

Arthur Blake 1633040 , attached to HQ Number 48 Group, was killed in an accident between RAF and Canadian vehicles on the Breda to Tilburg road, being dead on arrival at Number 16 CCS