410124 - Unaccounted airmen - 24-1-1941

[Henk Welting]

What caused the death of and/or what were the places of death registration for:

AC2 Norman A. HOWARTH - 1292336, and
LAC James H. TOPLISS - 336972.
Both names not found in Flight archives.
Regards,
Henk.

[dennis_burke]

I found a James H Topliss, age 45 registered in the Liverpool District first quarter

Then there is a Norman Howarth (No middle initial) age 32 in the Aylesbury district in the first quarter.

Theres no Howarth matching in the 2nd quarter.

Might help.

[dennis_burke]

Sorry, deted this post as I was looking at the wrong informtion.

[Ken MacLean]

Henk,

HOWARTH Died on Active Service, Times 5 March 1941; TOPLISS not found.

[Henk Welting]

As ever, thanks Ken for your help.
Regards,
Henk.

[wwrsimon]

Hello

AC2 Norman Ainscow HOWARTH - 1292336 - the National Probate Calendar records that he died at Princess Mary Hospital, Wendover, Bucks.

Regards

Simon

[jonheyworth]

Edward Orlowski P 782377, was admitted seriously ill to RAF Hospital Cosford on 13 November 1940 where he died of a gangrenous appendix

[markpeelgb]

336972 Leading Aircraftman James Harold TOPLISS

LAC Topliss died on 24 January 1941 from tuberculosis at the Fazakerley Sanatorium in Liverpool.

[jonheyworth]

Paul Eric Godfrey 637923 , died in hospital of post operative complications

[jonheyworth]

Leslie Fred Hickman 1016306 , attached to Number 8 SOTT , was admitted dangerously ill to RAF hospital , Weeton on 30 November , where he died of an abdominal ulcer

[jonheyworth]

Norman Ainscow Howarth 1292336 , attached to Number 1 Balloon TU, was admitted dangerously ill to SSQ at RAF Cardington on 21 January. Transferred to Princess’ Mary’s RAF hospital Halton, he died at 02:10 Hours of cerebrospinal meningitis

[jonheyworth]

John Charles Harris 1121391 , attached to Number 7 Recruits Centre, died in RAF Station Hospital Morecombe, of pulmonary tuberculosis