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Cyril Street | |||
Rank: | Lieutenant | ||
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No: | 1 Sqn | ||
Name of Rgt or Ship: | Royal Flying Corps - General List | ||
Died: | 26/06/1917 | Age: | 20 |
How Died: | Killed in Action | ||
Country of burial: | France | ||
Cemetery or Memorial: | Arras Flying Services Memorial | ||
Town Memorial: | Not Listed | ||
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Born on the 7th February 1897 and his birth registered during the June quarter 1897 in the Halifax R.D. - ref: 9a/459, the son of Charles Marten & Lucyna Street (nee Orlowski). 1901 Census - 9 Sutton Road, Stockport. Son - aged: 4 - born: Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire. Head of household - Charles M. Street - Married - aged: 35 - occ: Bank Clerk - born: Ravensthorpe, Yorkshire. Also - Lucyna Street - Wife - aged: 39 - born: Rochdale, Lancashire. 1911 Census - The Bank House, Gatley, Cheshire. Son - aged: 14 - Scholar - born: Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire. Head of household - Charles Marten Street - Married - aged: 45 - occ: Bank Manager - born: Ravensthorpe, Yorkshire. Also - Lucyna Street - Wife - aged: 40 - born: Rochdale, Lancashire. Plus - 1 servant and her child. Attended the North Manchester Grammar School and trained as an Electrical Engineer at Broadheath. Enlisted in the Cheshire Rgt, then transferred to the RFC. The first entry on his RFC record was when he was drafted to 25 Sqn on the 25th August 1916, where he qualified as an Observer. He then appointed Flying Officer (Observer) on the 11th September 1916. Sent to an Air Gunnery School on the 18th January 1917. Drafted to 1 Sqn on the 25th April 1917. Hospitalised for 2 weeks on the 17th May 1917. Flying a Nieuport 17 he was leading a formation into an attack on enemy aircraft over Zonnebeke when he was shot down and crashed behind the British lines. 1 Sqn was based at the Bailleul Asylum Ground Airfield at this time. There is a mention of a Lt. C. Street in the RFC Communiqués of 1916. The Sky Their Battlefield states - Lt. Street was on an Offensive Patrol in a Nieuport 17 No. B1649. He was in combat with 6 enemy aircraft - he was shot down and went into a spinning nose dive crashing into the 2nd line trenches. He took off from Zonnebeke-Perenchies at 19.56 hours. A Nieuport was claimed shot down near Ypres at 2100 hours by Ltn K. Allmenröder Jall. His death was reported in the 6th July 1917 edition of the Altrincham Guadian. |
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