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Charles Raymond Shillingford

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Charles Raymond Shillingford (c1905-1934)

1934 January 28th. Dies in aeroplane crash at Brooklands. Aged 29 years and recently of Jermyn Street, London. Flying a Comper Smith plane.

'a wealthy young airman...his parents live in Lahore and his married sister in Worthing'[1] His sister was Irene Amelia Lloyd.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Daily Mirror - Monday 29 January 1934
  • The Times, Monday, Jan 29, 1934
  • The Times, Wednesday, Jan 31, 1934
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