Service Women's War Grave Photos for reference (previously titled FAO Tonym)

Tom

Excellent, you have excelled yourself and I am most grateful.

The irony is that I live in Woodingdean some 2 miles away but for personal reasons have been unable to get there, will PM the reason. "If I knew you were coming I would have baked a cake" well not perhaps a cake but at least a cup of tea.

My best wishes,

Tony

 

Hi Tony,

Your welcome did get your PM here is another one but a better view... I will from now on look at for them at any place I go...

Kind Regards
Tom

 

Again Tom

My thanks

Tony

 

Hi Tony

As promised, the one lady in Schoonselhof, Belgium.

Name:BLACKMAN, AUDREY MARY
Rank:Sister
Regiment/Service:Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
Age:28
Date of Death:27/11/1944
Service No:318419
Additional informationaughter of Albert and Alice Mary Blackman, of Hayes, Middlesex.
Grave/Memorial Reference:I. A. 35.
Cemetery:SCHOONSELHOF CEMETERY

 

Rob

Most welcome, many thanks

Tony

 

In Memory of
Sister MARJORIE DECIMA JOB

208530, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
Who died on 21 September 1945
Remembered with honour
JOHANNESBURG (WEST PARK) CEMETERY

 

In Memory of
Sister ANNIE RAMSEY MITCHELL

P/213135, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
Who died age 34 on 09 November 1943
Daughter of Alexander Guild Mitchell and Ann Dunbar Mitchell. S.R.N., S.C.M.
Remembered with honour
JOHANNESBURG (WEST PARK) CEMETERY

 

Paul

Most grateful. Apologise for delay in acknowledgement but computer broke down on Saturday and only just got it back.

Regards, Tony

 

Aircraftwoman 2nd Class
WILKINSON, ANN MARSDEN
Initials: A M
Nationality: United Kingdom
Regiment/Service: Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Date of Death: 06/01/1942
Service No: 2026041
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: Sec. I. C. of E. Grave 173.
Cemetery: BELMONT CEMETERY

 

Verriers

Excellent, most welcome

Regards, Tony

 

Hi Tony,

Was out and about again the past 2 days first one is the this woman

In Memory of
Leading Wren EVELYN MAY KIRK

623, H.M.S. Excellent., Women's Royal Naval Service
who died age 26
on 27 April 1941
Daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Coe, of Sholden; wife of Ldg. Sto. George K. Kirk, R.N., died on active service 26th November, 1943.
Remembered with honour
SHOLDEN (ST. NICHOLAS) CHURCH CEMETERY

and then

In Memory of
Aircraftwoman 2nd Class JOAN MARY COVENEY McDONALD

2146992, Women's Auxiliary Air Force
who died age 18
on 01 September 1943
Daughter of John and Gladys McDonald, of Streatham, London. Her brother John Edward also died on service.
Remembered with honour
MINSTER (THANET) CEMETERY

Enjoy

Tom

 

Tom

My Thanks, most welcome, you're doing a grand job

Tony

 

Name: DYE, MABLE
Rank: Member
Regiment/Service: Women's Royal Air Force
Unit Text: 1st Stores Depot (Kidbrook)
Age: 32
Date of Death: 03/11/1918
Service No: 5618
Additional information: Daughter of William and Rosetta Dye, of 30, Gwydyr Rd., Bromley.
Grave/Memorial Reference: J. 255.
Cemetery: BROMLEY HILL CEMETERY

 

Name: CHURCH, ROSE MARIA
Rank: Member
Regiment/Service: Women's Royal Air Force
Age: 20
Date of Death: 18/09/1919
Service No: 28656
Additional information: Daughter of Mrs. M. J. Church, of Newbury Rd., Bromley.
Grave/Memorial Reference: C. 73.
Cemetery: BROMLEY HILL CEMETERY

 

Name: FIELDER, LILIAN ANNIE
Rank: Leading Aircraftwoman
Regiment/Service: Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Age: 25
Date of Death: 06/04/1945
Service No: 470555
Additional information: Daughter of Sydney Charles and Amy Fielder, of Bromley Kent.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Block J. Grave 17.
Cemetery: BROMLEY HILL CEMETERY

 

Rob

Most grateful. Considering their age the two WWI WRAFs appear to be in better condition than the WW2 WAAF, probably better material or in a less exposed position, but they are most welcome.

Tony

 

Tony

I think they are replacement stones, as a number of the other ones there seemed fairly new.

 

Thanks Rob

I did wonder if that was the case

Tony

 

Name: HALL, MARGARET MAUD
Rank: Leading Aircraftwoman
Regiment/Service: Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Age: 19
Date of Death: 21/11/1941
Service No: 422917
Additional information: Daughter of Albert and Maud Alice Hall, of Madeley, Shropshire. Member of the British Red Cross Society.
Grave/Memorial Reference: Panel 2.
Cemetery: ENFIELD CREMATORIUM

 

Thanks Rob

Most Welcome

Tony