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A dark-colored, two-seat biplane with a wooden propeller in flight against a cloudy sky, showing Royal Air Force markings.

Bristol F.2 fighter

32 Sedley Taylor Road

History of 32 Sedley Taylor Road

1935 (1931-39)

Hugh Claye, MA, Asst. University Registrary (Flying Ace of WWI in Bristol F.2, flying officer in Southern Rhodesian airforce 1940-44)

Barbara (Warne)


1939

Hugh Claye, b 1889, asst registrar Cambridge Univ., (Captain 5th Batt. Sherwood)

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Judith M Claye, b 1921, student

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1944-48

Thomas Evans

Blodwen


1950-63

Walker Wheatley Davidson, engineer

Caroline


1966-69

Richard Appach

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  • world war one
  • world war two

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