Remembering Today 23/6/46 Civilian: Constable, Police War Reserve,Charles Frederick Fiddy

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  1. CL1

    CL1 116th LAA and 92nd (Loyals) LAA,Royal Artillery

  2. Tricky Dicky

    Tricky Dicky Don'tre member

    Hi CL1

    Interesting one this:

    Charles Frederick Fiddy in the UK, WWII Civilian Deaths, 1939-1945

    Name: Charles Frederick Fiddy
    Estimated birth year: abt 1909
    Death Date: 23 Jun 1946
    Death Place: Stepney, London, England
    Age at Death: 37
    Father: Emma Fiddy
    Spouse: Florence Beatrice Fiddy

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    Charles F Fiddy in the England & Wales, Death Index, 1916-2007

    Name: Charles F Fiddy
    Birth Date: abt 1909
    Date of Registration: Jun 1946
    Age at Death: 37
    Registration district: Stepney
    Inferred County: London
    Volume: 1c
    Page: 104

    As the info says he was injured May 1940, died June 1946 - think we need someone with newspaper archive access again

    TD

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    added wrong image now changed to correct one
     
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  3. KevinBattle

    KevinBattle Senior Member

    A little intriguing, as first response is to think of a bombing raid, but there were only 12 Civilian War Dead in the entire month of May 1940, none in Hackney or Homerton.
    He's not recorded in the Metropolitan Police Book of Remembrance or Roll of Honour (did Hackney come under City of London?)

    So possibly a traffic accident during the blackout injuring him severely enough to cause his death 6 years later.

    But to be on CWGC I'd expect it to be related to enemy action to qualify as a CWGC casualty.
    (The Met Police Book of Remembrance has PC William George Morgan. Killed in a collision with a bus at Sidcup in 1940 whilst cycling to report for duty during the blackout, and he's not a CWGC casualty.)
     
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  4. Tricky Dicky

    Tricky Dicky Don'tre member

    Looks like a death cert copy may well answer some questions

    TD
     

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