Jonathan R. 'J. Ray' Bickel; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
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Jonathan R. 'J. Ray' Bickel; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
Leonard C. Blankenbecler; fl 1941-1945; USAAF officer; Norfolk
1st Lt Leonard C. Blankenbecler was commanding officer of a signal company attached to the 467th Bomb Group.
James Coffey; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
James Coffey was a pilot.
Walter Colvin; fl 1941-1990; USAAF airman; USA
Walter Colvin was a gunner on 31 missions. He flew in the B-24 'Blonde Bomber'.
Joe Diblin; 1917-; USAAF airman; Trenton, New Jersey, USA, Pennsylvania, USA
Joe Diblin was born on July 20 1917 in Trenton, New Jersey. He was a pilot. In 2019 he was living in Pennsylvania.
Paul J. Kuchinski; 1925-2004; USAAF airman; Charlestown, Massachusetts, USA, Florida
"Paul J. Kuchinski was born in Charlestown, Massachusetts on 8 January 1925. He was an aerial gunner and flight engineer in the 791st Bomb Squadron. He died in Florida on July 19, 2004."
Clem Plaskiewicz; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA
Clem Plaskiewicz was a bombardier. He was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania on 18 November 1923.
James J. Murphy; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
James J. Murphy was a co-pilot.
Thornham Parish Council; 1797; Thornham, Norfolk
Parish councils were formed under the Local Government Act 1894. They took over the civic and social welfare duties of existing groups hitherto based around ecclesiastical parishes (notably the overseers of the poor). Records of parish charities managing commons under distribution of land as a consequence of the Enclosure Acts can often be found in parish council records.
They are elected bodies, usually on a four year cycle. The number of councilors varies according to the population of the parish.
Parish Councils tend to be responsible for the provision of such facilities as village halls, recreation grounds and children's play areas. They have a legal right to be consulted and to comment on all planning applications in their areas.
Edward J. Ferrera; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
Edward J. Ferrera was radio operator on the B-24 no. 881 which attempted to take off in thick fog for a mission and crashed on 29 December 1944.
Howard W. 'Doer' Dye; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
Howard W. 'Doer' Dye was a pilot with crew no. 39 in 789th Bomb Squadron.
Henry 'Tex' Ellison; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
T/Sgt Henry 'Tex' Ellison was an engineer-gunner on Baxter W. Hensley's crew (crew no. 90).
Thomas Goodyear; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
Thomas Goodyear was Assistant S-2 in the Intelligence Section of the 467th Bomb Group.
Paul Van Buren Hatten; fl 1941-1945; USAAF airman; USA
Sgt Paul Van Buren Hatten was ball-turret gunner on Charles White's crew (crew no. 98) in the 791st Bomb Squadron.
S/Sgt H. Harding 'Harry' Isaacson was born in New York City, New York on 29 April 1921. He was a gunner. He flew seven missions with the 859th Bomb Squadron, 492nd Bomb Group and then 23 missions with the 788th Bomb Squadron, 467th Bomb Group. He enlisted 22 June 1942 and was discharged on 23 September 1945. He died in Amagansett, New York on 26 February 2001.