Headstone: St Pauls Church,Chipperfield,Hertfordshire Harold David Jordan 26th July 1944 Headstone states died as a result of enemy action. He is not on CWGC TD supplied info : He died of a stroke when a German Rocket during WW2 landed close to the hotel he and his wife owned. I have sent off for his death certificate
Possibly the incident Memorial: Details: In the early hours of 26 July 1944, deep into the blitz over London, Lewisham Hospital was bombed with a V1 Flying Bomb, with direct hits destroying what was then its D and E wards, the Registrar's Office and the library. The raid that night was one of the worst of the year in South London, and while there were a number of near misses, Lewisham Hospital was the only hospital to be directly hit. 70 patients and staff were injured and three died. High Street, Lewisham, Hospital - Lewisham War Memorials
I have seen a few of these on private headstones The family stated died due to enemy action but dc states natural causes etc So once I receive dc i can move it forward or not with CWGC
Of the 3 who died UK, World War II Civilian Deaths, 1939-1945 Eileen Grace Crouch abt 1923 26 Jul 1944 Lewisham, London, England Thomas Albert - she was a nurse Kate Clark abt 1869 26 Jul 1944 Lewisham, London, England Walter - she was a patient Dont know who the 3rd one was - yet TD
In 1939 Harold David Jordan, dob 17 Apr 1889, a hotel proprietor living at 4 Grotes Buildings, St Wolfrans, Blackheath. https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101080012-st-wolframs-hotel-blackheath-ward/photos#.YGBb-K9KhPY
The 3rd person might be Name: William Charles Cumming Estimated Birth Year: abt 1877 Death Date: 27 Jul 1944 Death Place: Lewisham, London, England Age at Death: 67 Image shows he died at Lewisham Hospital , could have been from injuries, but could be otherwise TD The other shown as died on 27th seems to to be in Shell Road, Lewisham
The DC states as previously posted that he died of a stroke and is not confirmed on the DC that the V1 was related to his death. Thank you for all your input.