We remember Frederick Augustus Crowley

We remember Frederick Augustus Crowley

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Timeline

Timeline

 
1898
birth Source:9058793 1898
1918
service Air Force (RAF/RFC) Second Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps Source:1040338 1918
service Air Force (RAF/RFC) Air Mechanic 3rd Class 79159 Royal Flying Corps Source:1040338
1918
death in flying accident Maldon, Essex United Kingdom Source:9058793 Source:9059176 Source:9059180 26th February 1918
burial St Peter's Churchyard CWGC Cemetery/Memorial Goldhanger, Essex United Kingdom Source:9058793
sibling F Source:9059176

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names Frederick Augustus
Initials FA
Last Name Crowley
Source 1040338
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
Air Force (RAF/RFC) 79159 Royal Flying Corps Air Mechanic 3rd Class
Air Force (RAF/RFC) Royal Flying Corps Second Lieutenant
Family
Parents
NameRelationshipDatesSource
Mary mother
Matthew Crowley father
Siblings
NameRelationshipDatesSource
F brother

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  • Died 26 Feb 1918
    Burial St Peter Churchyard Goldhanger, Maldon District, Essex, England

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    Patrick124822

  • Goldhanger
    Casualty of the Great War,Frederick was a Second Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps and Special List. On Tuesday morning, February 26th, at nine o'clock, he met his death through his machine coming to earth in the performance of his duty. He was buried in the Churchyard on Tuesday afternoon, February 28th, at 2.30 p.m. according to the Rites of the Roman Church, with full honours.

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    Patrick124822

  • Lieutenant Frederick Augustus Crowley
    He was buried in the Catholic cemetery at Maldon with military honours, his two brothers, Captain F. Crowley and Lt. L. Crowley, who are also on active service, being chief mourners.

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    Patrick124822

  • Goldhanger
    The Goldhanger Flight Station

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    Patrick124822

  • BE12 at Goldhanger

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  • Frederick Augustus Crowley
    February 1918 Second Lieutenant Frederick Augustus Crowley crashed in his Sopwith Camel in a field in the centre of Goldhanger close to the Cricketers Inn. He is also buried in military grave in St Peter's Church and his name is on the Goldhanger War Memorial.

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    Patrick124822

  • February 1918 Second Lieutenant Frederick Augustus
    He is buried in military grave in St Peter's Church

    Contributed by:
    Patrick124822

Communities

Communities

Evidence

Evidence

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Official Records

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Medal Index Card
Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Casualty Records Transcription Selena49658
Ireland: National Roll of Honour 1914-1921 Transcription Selena49658
Soldiers died in the Great War 1914-1919 Transcription Selena49658
England & Wales deaths 1837-2007 Transcription Selena49658
British Royal Air Force, Officers' Service Records 1912-1920 Transcription Deborah102878

External Evidence

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Casualty of the Great War,Frederick was a Second Lieutenant Royal Flying Patrick124822

Multimedia

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Died 26 Feb 1918 Patrick124822
Goldhanger Patrick124822
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BE12 at Goldhanger Patrick124822
Frederick Augustus Crowley Patrick124822
February 1918 Second Lieutenant Frederick Augustus Patrick124822

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