Civilian Geoffrey Valentine Cameron 23rd May 1941 Air Crash at Sea

If any one could add to this I would appreciate it thank you

Civilian Geoffrey Valentine Cameron | War Casualty Details | CWGC
CIVILIAN GEOFFREY VALENTINE CAMERON
Regiment & Unit/Ship: Civilian War Dead
Date of Death: Died 23 May 1941
Age 37 years old
Buried or commemorated at AIR CRASHES AT SEA
Country of Service: United Kingdom, Civilian War Dead
Additional Info: B.A.; of Dulasmor, Pinner Hll, Pinner, Middlesex. Son of Sir Donald Cameron, G.C.M.G., and Lady (Gertrude) Cameron; husband of Doris Cameron.

 

Clive,

I suspect born British Guiana 1904. His father got around.

Things begin to get mysterious here. Perhaps Dennis has learned more since this post in 2009?

Catalina AH560 Loss 23 May 1941

Cheers,

Dave

 

The plane seems to have carried quite a few passengers?

F/O Marsh (82 Sqdn, survivor of Blenheim Z6165, crashed on delivery flight to Malta)
Sgt. JOhn R. Massey, 217 Sqdn (not 210 as often given it appears), evaded capture when shot down over France 17 Dec 1940 as navigator in Beaufort L4463, crossed to Spain, imprisoned then released, wrote to his parents on 22 May that he would be home soon.

All the best

Andreas

 

He lived on the same estate as Von Ribbentrop who resided there in the 1930s

A Brief History of Pinner Hill (researched and written by Ellie Pithers)

 

Catalina I AH560 [Royal Air Force Aircraft Serial and Image Database]

Note the AIR81 record.