We remember Douglas Tweedie Smith

We remember Douglas Tweedie Smith

Timeline

Timeline

1896
birth Kensington,London. United Kingdom Source:8548082 1896
1901
location 4 Rayners Road,Putney,Wandsworth,London United Kingdom parents address Source:8548483 1901
1911
location Palmers Endowed School,Stifford,Orsett,Essex. United Kingdom school/college address Source:8548262 1911
service British Army Temporary Lieutenant General List Source:4091180
service British Army Temporary Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps Source:8548079
1916
death Died of wounds His twin brother Leslie served in the RAF during the war and survived. Netly Hospital,South Stoneham,Hampshire. United Kingdom Source:8548079 10th April 1916
burial B. 2119. Sutton Road Cemetery,Southend on Sea,Essex. Source:8548079

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names Douglas Tweedie
Initials DT
Last Name Smith
Source 4091180
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Locations
AddressCountryTypeDateSource
4 Rayners Road,Putney,Wandsworth,London United Kingdom parents address 1901
Palmers Endowed School,Stifford,Orsett,Essex. United Kingdom school/college address 1911
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
British Army General List Temporary Lieutenant
British Army Royal Flying Corps Temporary Lieutenant
Family
Parents
NameRelationshipDatesSource
Harriet Tweedie-Smith mother
Robert Tweedie-Smith father

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Official Records

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Medal Index Card
Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Casualty Records Transcription MARY2719
England & Wales deaths 1837-2007 Transcription MARY2719
England & Wales births 1837-2006 Transcription MARY2719
1911 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription MARY2719
1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription MARY2719

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We remember Douglas Tweedie Smith