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Eveline Mary Curzon Townsend

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Eveline Mary Curzon Townsend (1910-1993)

Born in Dublin as Eveline Mary Townsend Curzon Townsend the daughter of William Tower Townshend

1940 Royal Aero Club Certificates No. 20284: Eastbourne Flying Club and Western Park Aerodrome. Irish Licence No. 91.

WW2 Joined the Air Transport Auxiliary

1949 Bankrupt. 'TOWNSHEND, Eveline Mary Curzon (described in the Receiving Order as Eveline May Curzon Townshend) (Spinster), Downash, Flimwell, near Hawkhurst, in the county of Kent. FARMER...'[1]

1993 Died at Gedney, Spalding, Lincs.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The London Gazette Publication date 21 June 1949 Issue : 38647 Page : 3097
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