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Archibald Latimer Turner Royal Air Force

Turner, Archibald Latimer

  • 9th January 2021
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Archibald Latimer Turner

Archibald Latimer Turner

Rank: Cadet

Regiment: Royal Air Force

Parents: Mr Archibald George & Mrs Mary Elizabeth Turner

Address: 20 Belmont Avenue, Palmer’s Green, London

Other Info: Archibald Turner died aged 18 on 5th August 1918. He is buried at Hastings Cemetery. The inscription on his grave reads “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning”.

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  • Stephen VAN DULKEN
    9th January 2021 at 10:38 am
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    This man was born 4 July 1900 in the Hackney registration district, Middlesex.

    In the 1901 census he was with his parents in his widowed grandmother Marion Turner’s house in Hackney (she was a schoolmistress).

    In the 1911 census he was in his parents’ household at 7-roomed 35 Queen’s Avenue, Stretford, Lancashire, the eldest of three sons. His father was an insurance manager.

    He died at St John’s Hospital, Hastings having, apparently, only joined as a cadet on the 15 July 1918.

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