Just outside the Metropolitan Police Area. Sorry. Two other Simister casualties are mentioned, from Ashville Road E11. So is the same true of East Finchley then? I cannot imagine how much work this project has entailed! Well actually I can and I'm amazed.
So is the same true of East Finchley then? I cannot imagine how much work this project has entailed! Well actually I can and I'm amazed. East Finchley is covered (well there are plenty of casualties whose address is given as such anyway). The London Area (5) changed boundaries during the war, so there are some strange hits (and misses).
hello Pete Could you please assist with the below 013 KEMPSON AG - - 14/09/1940 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 014 KEMPSON IM - - 24/09/1940 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD regards Clive
Pete sorry,if you dont mind again 001 JENNER HL - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 002 JENNER ME - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 003 JENNER F - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 004 SAGE ERW - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 005 SAGE E - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 006 SAGE G - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD regards Clive
Hello Pete, Could you check these two for me, please. Sheila Lilian Cox Dilys Bessie Huxter Cheers Nick
Albert Sydney Dubber, aged 61, of 18 Earlsthorpe Road SE26. The deceased was taken to Verdant Lane Mortuary, SE6. Gertrude Ada Facer, aged 29, of the same address, also taken to the same mortuary. Many others injured and killed in houses adjoining this property (number 14, 16, 20 etc). It was a Father and daughter. The rest of the family including My Sister-in-law's Mother had gone to the cinema about half an hour earlier. Gertrude did not feel well apparently and it cost her life with that of her Father. An air raid occurred, which as you say, killed and injured others in the same road. Cheers for that Pete.
hello Pete Could you please assist with the below 013 KEMPSON AG - - 14/09/1940 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 014 KEMPSON IM - - 24/09/1940 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD regards Clive Ivy May Kempson - injuries to face - aged 45, of 36 Lascelles Avenue, treated at Harrow and Wealdstone Hospital Albert George Kempson - dead - taken to same hospital (suggesting he died en route) and not a mortuary; same address.
Pete sorry,if you dont mind again 001 JENNER HL - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 002 JENNER ME - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 003 JENNER F - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 004 SAGE ERW - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 005 SAGE E - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD 006 SAGE G - - 21/06/1944 CIVILIAN WAR DEAD regards Clive Leah Jenner, aged 60, 104 Parkside Way, Harrow. Deceased taken to Uxbridge Road Mortuary, Harrow Weald Frank Jenner, aged 53, same as above Margaret Jenner, aged 23, same as above Evelyn Sage, aged 44, 106 Parkside Way, Harrow. Deceased taken to Uxbridge Road Mortuary, Harrow Weald Geoffrey Sage, aged 8, same as above Ernest Sage, aged 46, same as above
Hello Pete, Could you check these two for me, please. Sheila Lilian Cox Dilys Bessie Huxter Cheers Nick Richard William Coleman, 34 Micklethwaite Road, aged 59, treated for burns at Fulham Hospital SW6 Francis Marie Coleman, 34 Micklethwaite Road, aged 57, treated for burns at Fulham Hospital SW6 Joyce Irene Coleman, 34 Micklethwaite Road, aged 21, treated for burns at Fulham Hospital SW6 Colin Coleman, 34 Micklethwaite Road, aged 1, dead and taken to Fulham Hospital SW6 Elsie Osgood, 34 Micklethwaite Road, aged 59, treated for lacerations at Fulham Hospital SW6 Sheila Cox, aged 4, burns, as above Dilys Bessie Huxter, 29 Alford Road, SW8, presumed dead (no body) Michael Walter J Huxter, 29 Alford Road, SW8, presumed dead (no body) Percy William C Huxter, 29 Alford Road, SW8, presumed dead (no body) Peter Longshaw L, 29 Alford Road, SW8, presumed dead (no body)
Okay. I think the database has proved itself. It certainly needs to be used with other resources - Geoff's Search Engine, CWGC and Fire Brigade Records etc. I am no longer taking enquiries, unless it is urgently required. I am busy at work, and need to finish the other databases. Thank you for testing. Pete
Mary Kennon, killed, was also indentified by Cortesi. Found at number 51, yet shown as living at number 55. I will look further, to see if there is more. Hi Pete excellent work by the way but did you find anything else Regards Michael.
Mary O'Neil Dowall - taken to Buttesland Street Mortuary Sophia Witchell (sic) - abdominal injury, received at St Matthew's Hospital. Later died. Name should be WITCHALLS. This case is really interesting. If you look at the CWGC entry, you would never know where she received her fatal injuries. I think the database will throw up a lot of similar cases. Margaret Brown - taken to Buttesland Street Mortuary Thanks Pete I did get Mary Dowall from a colleague and Margaret Brown from CWGC but didn't find Witchell(Witchalls). Your doing a grand worthwhile job good luck with your progress. Tony
I am no longer taking enquiries, unless it is urgently required. I am busy at work, and need to finish the other databases. Pete - I believe you can edit the title of your thread so that might be worth doing to dissuade further enquiries.
Brilliant work Pete, I don't blame you for closing enquiries. The database seems to be a great source. Look forward to seeing it 'going live'.
It will be going on Who Do You Think You Are, and then FindMyPast - along with the London Fire Brigade Records. Any reason why it's not going on a free access online site?
Pete - I believe you can edit the title of your thread so that might be worth doing to dissuade further enquiries. Done.
Any reason why it's not going on a free access online site? It's a fair question, Geoff. I have signed a contract with FMP, which was keen to host the following databases: 1 WW1 civilians and military killed by air raids on the UK 2 All WW1 air raid incidents on London 3 WW2 Fire Brigade incidents recorded on air raids in London 4 Civilians killed or injured, in the London District, by air raids in WW2 My contract, for which I will get a small revenue share, will pay for the databases (and 20 plus years worth of research) to be privately printed. I am then free, once the book is printed, to host the information free of charge, on a website, according to my contract. This will include information that FMP was not willing to host (Unidentified WW2 casualties, including photos, and bomb census maps for WW1). I will not be making a profit. Trust me, I have spent a small fortune in amassing this information, which I would like to be made available to as many people as possible. My revenue from FMP, and the research work for WDYTYA doesn't come close to covering my costs. But it will go some way to paying for the book(s).
Hi Pete excellent work by the way but did you find anything else Regards Michael. Sorry, but your casualties' records do not survive. Islington mortuary records are complete. Finsbury only has around 10 per cent survival (weeded in the '60s).