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Lockheed Hudson

89 Ramsden Square

History of 89 Ramsden Square

1939

Edward S Summers, b 1893. poster and showcard master writer

Evelyn A, b 1894,

Joan H G Summers, b clerk ministry of labour

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1942 UK Roll of Honour

Ronald Enoch Stanley Summers: Pilot Officer 116882 W.Op./Air Gnr. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died on Friday, 26th June 1942. Age 21. Son of Edward Stanley and Evelyn Alice Summers, of Newnham, Cambridge. Buried in BERGEN-OP-ZOOM WAR CEMETERY, Netherlands. Grave 29. B. 6.

Ronald was WOP/AG in a Hudson V lost over the North Sea during a training flight.

 

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