470207 - Unaccounted Airwoman & Airmen - 07-02-1947

[Alex Smart]

Hello,

470207 - Unaccounted Airwoman & Airmen - 07-02-1947

From Henk's List -

UK
BARNETT, Clarence - Ldg Air Mech - SFX.947 - HMS Victorious - RN
Portsmouth ( Milton ) Cemetery, Hampshire.
DANBY, John Noel - AC2c - 2272203 - RAFVR.
Wildmore ( St. Peter ) Churchyard, Lincolnshire.
LEARY, Marshall Kneale - Pilot II - 1580043 - RAFVR - A.F.M.
Baddesley Ensor ( St. Nicholas ) Churchyard, Warwickshire.
ROWBOTTOM, Norman - Air Mech (E) - L/FX.774947 - HMS Fulmar RN.
Norbury ( St. Thomas ) Churchyard, Cheshire.

From CWGC -

CANADA
RCAF(Women's Division )
TWISS, Ellen Jewel - Section Officer - V/30402 - RCAF ( Women's Division ).Vancouver ( Mountain View ) Cemetery, British Columbia, Canada.

CANADA
DOMBROSKI, Theodore - Sgt - 2696 - RCAF.
Montreal Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery, Quebec, Canada.

Alex

[alieneyes]

CANADA
RCAF(Women's Division )
TWISS, Ellen Jewell - Section Officer - V/30402 - RCAF ( Women's Division ).Vancouver ( Mountain View ) Cemetery, British Columbia, Canada.

Died at home of malignant hypertension and congestive heart failure.

[wwrsimon]

Hello

UK
BARNETT, Clarence - Ldg Air Mech - SFX.947 - registered Portsmouth.

DANBY, John Noel - AC2c - 2272203 - the Lincolnshire Standard of February 22nd 1947 eported his death. It reports that he died at R.A.F. Halton, and had been in the R.A.F. for only 14 months, seven of which he had been ill and unable to carry out his duties.

LEARY, Marshall Kneale - Pilot II - 1580043 - the National Probate Calendar records that he died at the Memorial Sanatorium, Hertford Hill, Hatton, Warwickshire.

ROWBOTTOM, Norman - Air Mech (E) - L/FX.774947 - died at Manchester Royal Infirmary due to a suprarenal tumour.

CANADA
DOMBROSKI, Theodore - Sgt - 269 - his R.C.A.F. records state that he died at Queen Mary Veterans' Hospital, Montreal due to peritonitis, the result of ulcerative colitis, related to his military service.

Regards

Simon

[jonheyworth]

John Noel Danby 2272203 | was admitted seriously ill to RAF hospital Halton on 20 July1946 becoming dangerously ill on 23 January 1947, dying at 19:45 Hours of pulmonary tuberculosis

[jonheyworth]

Marshall Kneale ( KNEAILE in his records ) Leary A.F.C. 1580043 | attached to Number 16 EFTS | died in the King Edward VII sanatorium, Warwick, of pulmonary tuberculosis. His funeral arrangements were made by the sanatorium