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Remembered Today:

Leslie James Mitchell, 94th Sqn RFC


chrisharley9

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It looks like this lad is buried in BansteadFetch-8.png

However having contacted All Saints Banstead he is not buried in the churchyard - I wonder if any one else can suggest a place of burial

Chris

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2Lt L J Mitchell of No 94 Sqn RFC was killed in an accident when flying Avro 504J B4258 on 22 December 1917. No 94 Sqn was then based at Harling Road, having been formed at Gosforth on 31 July 1917 with a nucleus from No 55 Training Squadron. It went to France equipped with the SE 5a on 31 October 1918.

Airmen Died says that 2Lt Mitchell's burial place isn't known.

Regards

Gareth

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Gareth

thanks for the info - with a death notice like that I strongly suspect he is somewhere in the Banstead area so will have keep looking

Chris

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  • 2 weeks later...

Have checked all the churches & cemeteries in the area to no avail

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Jimmy

they were very helpful - alas to no avail

Chris

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  • 6 years later...

& finally despite all of the assurances from everyone in Banstead that he was not buried there guess where he is buried; Banstead All Saints. If you want a job doing properly!!!

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