Hi all,
I have again found references to the widowed wives of airmen, without being able to find their given names. Indeed in searching I have discovered I had more than I thought (five instead of two, plus another question), so I have split up the request.
This is not a rush task, but I would like to fill in the blanks. These women were every bit casualties of the war as their husbands were, in my view, and should not be overlooked.
I am looking for the names of the spouses of:
Sgt Edmund Joseph Conry R56147 lost 10 Sqn. RAF June 19, 1941.
P/O James Murray Grant J3595 lost 44 Sqn. July 24, 1941.
Paul Squires
Wetaskiwin, Alberta
Spouses of Sgt Conry and P/O Grant
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Re: Spouses of Sgt Conry and P/O Grant
Paul Squires wrote: ↑Sun Feb 23, 2025 3:31 am
I am looking for the names of the spouses of:
Sgt Edmund Joseph Conry R56147 lost 10 Sqn. RAF June 19, 1941.
Re: Spouses of Sgt Conry and P/O Grant
Paul Squires wrote: ↑Sun Feb 23, 2025 3:31 amP/O James Murray Grant J3595 lost 44 Sqn. July 24, 1941.
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Re: Spouses of Sgt Conry and P/O Grant
Again, Many Thanks Temujin.
I am often shocked how young these airmen were, and Sgt Conry looked very young.
Of note my mother grew up in Woodstock, and may have attended school with P/O Grant and Harriet Hayden. I wish I could have asked her. She did mention one classmate who is in TSGNO, who dive-bombed the high school when training as a pilot.
All the Best,
Paul
Wetaskiwin.
I am often shocked how young these airmen were, and Sgt Conry looked very young.
Of note my mother grew up in Woodstock, and may have attended school with P/O Grant and Harriet Hayden. I wish I could have asked her. She did mention one classmate who is in TSGNO, who dive-bombed the high school when training as a pilot.
All the Best,
Paul
Wetaskiwin.