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May Anderson | |||
Rank: | Civilian | ||
Name of Rgt or Ship: | Civilian | ||
Died: | 22/12/1940 | Age: | 18 |
How Died: | Killed in Air Raid | ||
Country of burial: | U.K. | Grave Photo: | No |
Cemetery or Memorial: | Cheadle (Park Road) Cemetery | ||
Town Memorial: | Stretford Book | ||
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IAN - PLEASE CONTACT ME AGAIN AS I HAVE SENT YOU THREE MESSAGES AND ALL THREE HAVE FAILED. Born on the 2nd May 1922, the birth being registered during the June quarter 1922 in the Chorlton R.D. - ref: 8c/1445, the daughter of John & Minnie Anderson (nee Turner). Employed as a Moulder. 1939 National Registration - 24 Hadfield Street, Stretford. John Anderson - Married - born: 9th September 1892 - occ: Sawmill Labourer, Timber Carrier. Minnie Anderson - Married - born: 17th February 1894 - occ: Charwoman at Hotel. John Anderson - Single - born: 24th May 1917 - occ: Oil Refining Press Cleaner. May Anderson - Single - born: 2nd May 1922 - occ: Abrasive Wheel & Stone Moulder. William Anderson - Single - born: 17th October 1926 - At School. Iris Anderson (Mayers) - Single - born: 29th January 1934 - At School. James Knottman - Single - born: 29th October 1876 - occ: Rubber Hose Maker's Labourer. There is also one redacted record at this address under the 100 year rule - their daughter - Doris Anderson perhaps, born during the March quarter 1920? CWD Record No.64. Died as a result of blast at 24 Hadfield Street, Old Trafford where her body was found at 01.20 hrs on the 23rd December 1940. Her body was taken to the City Road Mortuary, Old Trafford, where her brother-in-Law - Vincent Kendall, 40 St. Davids Road, Cheadle, identified the body which was released to William Briscoll (Undertakers), 8 Cuthbert Road, Cheadle. Described as being 5 ft 6 inches in height and of slight build. Dark hair, round shaped face. Dressed in outdoor clothes. According to family members, the bomb in question fell on the house opposite No.24 and May was killed by the blast from it. The CWD confirms that she was killed by the effects of blast. Killed on the first night of the Manchester Christmas 1940 Blitz. Buried on the 30/12/1940. Death registered in Stretford Borough. CWGC - Died at 24 Hadfield Street. |
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