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Living in Fersfield - 1939

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WOODE, Cecil Stanley Marshall
Family Historian Individual Narrative Cecil Stanley Marshall WOODE, son of Charles Edward WOODE (1872-1952) and Margaret Ethel MARSHALL (1872-1952), was born circa 1904 in Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex. He was baptised on 9 October 1904 in Greenhill, Harrow, London - father given as Curate of Greenhill. Cecil appeared in the census in 1911 at The Rectory in Fersfield, Norfolk - 6, living with parents Charles Edward (38, Clergyman in the Established Church) and Margaret Ethel (38), brothers Francis Meredith Marshall (4) and Wilfred D ..... View full FH text (See notes below)
Birth:	1904 : Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex : 1904 Q3 Hendon Middlesex Vol 3A Page 244
Baptism:	09.10.1904 : Greenhill, Harrow, London
1911 Census:	The Rectory, Fersfield, Norfolk : 6, living with parents Charles Edward (38, Clergyman in the Established Church) and Margaret Ethel (38), brothers Francis Meredith Marshall (4) and Wilfred Derek Marshall (2), and general domestic servants Gladys Lawrence PINNOCK (16) and Laura Agnes LUSHER (14) (RG14 PN11450 RD230 SD2 ED8 SN12)
1939 Reg.:	n/k
Death:	27.02.1925 : Bircham Newton, Norfolk : He is mentioned in the R.A.F. No. 99 Squadron Operations Record Book “BIRCHAM NEWTON; 27.2.25; Pilot Officer C.S.M. Woode (an ex CRANWELL Cadet) was killed in an Avro 504K (This is the only fatal accident in No. 99 (B) Squadron) (to date)” : 1925 Q1 Docking Norfolk Vol 4B Page 370
Burial:	04.03.1927 at Fersfield, Norfolk
Newspaper:	Summary of several reports: On 27 Feb 1925 an Avro 504K of 99 (bombing) Squadron RAF, registration H3083, crashed on approach to RAF Bircham Newton. The crew was completing a local training mission and on the landing approach, the aircraft entered a dive and crashed. There were two crew members on board; Pilot Officer Cecil Stanley Marshall Woode (pilot, aged 20) was killed, AC1 Ernest Forrester (Service Number 253189) was seriously injured. The aircraft was damaged beyond repair,
Newspaper:	The most comprehensive of the newspaper articles was in the Diss Express and Norfolk and Suffolk Journal - Friday 6 March 1925 - Page 5. Read a full transcript here.
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