World War 2 - Memorial
This page is dedicated to the memory of a single Old Boy who gave his life in World War II. The information given is as accurate as I can make it. If there are any anomalies in the information given, please let me know at webmaster@BIOB.co.uk
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| Alfred Cecil Williams - 1st. XI - 1937 |
Alfred Cecil Williams - 1st. XV - 1936/37 |
| Date of Birth |
2nd. Qtr. 1921 |
Place of Birth |
Birkenhead |
| Date of Death |
17th. August 1942 |
Age at Death |
21 |
| Father |
John Alfred Williams |
Mother |
Dorothy Williams (Turnpenny) |
| Parents Married Place |
Birkenhead |
Parents Married Date |
3rd. Qtr. 1920 |
| Sibling |
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Sibling DOB |
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| Started BI |
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Left BI |
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| Regiment |
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
Unit |
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| Service Number |
120626 |
Rank |
Pilot Officer |
| Cemetery |
Flaybrick Cemetery, Birkenhead |
Grave Location |
Sec. 6. Non-Conformist Grave 125A |
| Commemorated |
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Memorial Location |
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| Notes - Awarded Certificate for neither Absent of Late for 4 years, 1932/36. Prefect 1937. Secretary of the Sixth Form Literary and Debating Society. Matriculated and Awarded School Certificate summer 1937. Awarded Cricket colours 1937.
Died of injuries sustained when accidentally walking into the spinning propeller of a Wellington after arming the bomb load. |
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