Aircraftman 1st Class Thomas Alfred Tonkin Died 2nd Jan 1929 363520

[paulmcmillan]

Aircraftman 1st Class Thomas Alfred Died 2nd Jan 1929 363520 died of Hemoptysis aged 22

However, I can't find out where - His death was registered in Eastleigh
and his cas card http://fotos.crowfile.com/_fotos_/95...00071028.jpg?1 says '? Hospital Can anyone identify this ?

I am 99% sure he died in RN Hospital as on Ancestry he has (I Think) a reference

UK, British Army and Navy Birth, Marriage and Death Records, 1730-1960Preview
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Thomas Tonkin
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OK which leads me to ADM-104-111 My last file ends in #15 (this is also from National Archives) says Next Page 780 - But I have NOT got a 780 Page nor has National Archives !!

Image 370

https://discovery.nationalarchives.g...ails/r/C513598

Does Ancestry have any more pages for ADM-104-111 if indeed that is the reference above ??Thanks Paul

[wwrsimon]

Paul

TONKIN Thomas Alfred - ADM 104 on ancestry.co.uk records that he died at the Military Hospital, Netley, which is what the card says, by the look of it. He's recorded as being an A.C.1 and attached to H.M.S. Furious.

His Form 434 is on FMP, and records that he was born on December 12th 1906 at Southampton. He entered the R.A.F. on January 30th 1923 as a Boy, aged 16 years and 41 days. He was reumustered in December 1924 as "A.A. (A.C.2 A.C.H.) u/t turner" and remustered again on January 7th 1926 as a turner, reclassified A.C.1.

Regards

Simon

EDIT - you may want to put his surname in the thread title?

[paulmcmillan]

Simon thanks I have added his name to title -Please can you give me the ref and page number of the ADM 104 eg ADM 104 -xxxx Page xxxx where he is recorded ?? I want to see if I am missing any pages from my copy thanks Paul

[wwrsimon]

Paul

He's under "Piece 111: Registers of Reports of Deaths: Ships (1918-1930)" and on page 650 of the Register, under 'Various' and record number 134/29.

Regards

Simon

[paulmcmillan]

Simon thanks for this - just found a complete new entry thanks to that - he may not be on St Danes Register

Marshall L D AA RAF May 15 1929 Died May 15 1929 Cardiac Disease, Rheumatic Fever, Nephritis at RNH Chatham

Leonard Dundas
Marshall
1910
Perthshire
1928
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