Trafford

Born during the December quarter 1899 in the Chorlton R.D. - ref: 8c/928,
the eldest son of William & Emily Critchlow (nee Antrobus).

1901 Census - 420 Stretford Road, Stretford.    Son - aged: 1 - born:
Manchester.  Head of household - William Critchlow - Married - aged: 28 -
occ: Baker Shopkeeper - born: Liverpool.  Also - Emily Critchlow - Wife -
aged: 25 - born: Manchester.  Plus 1 younger brother and 1 domestic
servant.

1911 Census - 420 Stretford Road, Stretford.    Son - aged: 11 - Scholar -
born: Manchester.  Head of household - William Critchlow - Married - aged:
28 - occ: Bread Baker & Flour Dealer - born: Liverpool.  Also - Emily
Critchlow - Wife - aged: 34 - occ: Assisting in the business - born:
Manchester.  Plus 3 younger siblings.

Arthur was formerly No. 110023,  Royal Flying Corps.  On 13th November 1917
he was stationed at South Farnborough - on the 24th, he was transferred to
No.5 Officer Cadet Wing.   On the 1st December 1917, he was transferred to
No.2 Officer Cadet Wing - "Pending Disposal".  On the 10th January 1918, he
was declared unfit as a pilot, but fit for general service.   On the 29th
January 1918 he left to R.F.C. to join the 19th Reserve Battalion, London
Regiment.

WO 339/128655 - 

Commemorated on the family gravestone in Sale Cemetery - I.2662.

His father William died 22/01/1952 aged 81 and his mother Emily died
29/09/1932 aged 56.