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Paul Johnson · 14-01-2005, 05:02 PM

Paul,

I know that you have an interest in the D-Day casualties. One of the ladies mentioned was Iris Miriam Deeley who was murdered by Gunner Ernest James Harman Kemp of the Royal Artllery near Well Hall Railway Station, Eltham on Valentines Day 1944. He was hung at Wandsworth Prison on the 6th June 1944, probably just as some of his comrades were landing on the beaches of France. His name is recorded on the Brookwood Memorial, I assume beacuse his body was cremated.

Regards

PAUL J

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Paul Johnson Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: North Herts - UK Posts: 85	Paul, I know that you have an interest in the D-Day casualties. One of the ladies mentioned was Iris Miriam Deeley who was murdered by Gunner Ernest James Harman Kemp of the Royal Artllery near Well Hall Railway Station, Eltham on Valentines Day 1944. He was hung at Wandsworth Prison on the 6th June 1944, probably just as some of his comrades were landing on the beaches of France. His name is recorded on the Brookwood Memorial, I assume beacuse his body was cremated. Regards PAUL J __________________ Frederick Arthur Lowry - ARP - Killed On Duty - 18th October 1940 Marguerite Beatrice Burge - WAAF - Murdered 30th January 1943. Iris Miriam Deeley - WAAF - Murdered 14th February 1944. Winifred Mary Evans - WAAF - Murdered 9th November 1944. http://www.stevenageatwar.com/