Capt Stanley Edward Lukyn. M.C. Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment, 1st Battalion. Died from injuries received while under instruction. Inquest on June 4th 1917 recorded a verdict of accidental death. Evidence was given by instructor Captain Harrison. The aircraft had been in use for only ten days. At a height of 1000 feet, the machine begun to spiral and nose-dived. It could not be controlled. He believed the aircraft had developed a fault. Died 10th April 1917. Buried Sunbury.
Travelled to Montreal, Canada, from Bristol, 1912.
Royal Line: ship - "Royal George".
Described as "clerk".
Parents: Herbert Edward: Edith Mary, born Edith Bridge:
The birth date given is the baptism date.
Travelled to Montreal, Canada, from Bristol, 1912.
Royal Line: ship - "Royal George".
Described as "clerk".
Parents: Herbert Edward: Edith Mary, born Edith Bridge:
The birth date given is the baptism date.
Capt Stanley Edward Lukyn. M.C. Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment, 1st Battalion. Died from injuries received while under instruction. Inquest on June 4th 1917 recorded a verdict of accidental death. Evidence was given by instructor Captain Harrison. The aircraft had been in use for only ten days. At a height of 1000 feet, the machine begun to spiral and nose-dived. It could not be controlled. He believed the aircraft had developed a fault. Died 10th April 1917. Buried Sunbury.
Travelled to Montreal, Canada, from Bristol, 1912.
Royal Line: ship - "Royal George".
Described as "clerk".
Parents: Herbert Edward: Edith Mary, born Edith Bridge:
The birth date given is the baptism date.
Travelled to Montreal, Canada, from Bristol, 1912.
Royal Line: ship - "Royal George".
Described as "clerk".
Parents: Herbert Edward: Edith Mary, born Edith Bridge:
The birth date given is the baptism date.
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