Pilot Officer 170959 Joseph Seddon Kilgour
Regiment: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve - 630 Sqdn.
Theatre of War: Germany.
Age at death: 26
Date of death: 27th of April 1944
(Thursday)
Born: St Helens, Lancs.
Burial / Memorial: Durnbach War Cemetery
BMD details:
Birth records show Joseph S Kilgour registered Prescot Q1 1918 - mother's maiden name Perring.
Marriage: 2nd Qtr 1942 Joseph Seddon Kilgour to Mary P Bradbury at St Helens.
Vol 8b - Page 1713.
Family details:
Father: Joseph William Kilgour
Mother: Constance Mabel Kilgour (nee Perring)
Sister: Amelia Seddon Kilgour
Census details:
1939 Register.
Not found.
Notes:
[url=lmem.php?lmem=28]Remembered on St Lukes War Memorial, Knowsley Road.[/url]
Relatives [ww2cas=964]Ralph Kilshaw[/ww2cas] and [cas=2289]Charles Badham Horton[/cas]
[pic]tpics/j_s_kilgour1.jpg[/pic][caption]Photo credit Andrew Panton. Lincs Aviation Heritage Centre. East Kirby, Lincs via Ian & Wendy Griffiths[/caption]
Memorial Chapel - The Memorial Chapel is one of the displays the Lincs Heritage Centre are most proud of, displaying the names of all the aircrew and ground crew that died from RAF (57 and 630 squadron) East Kirkby during the Second World War. It is a somber, peaceful place allowing you time for quiet contemplation during your visit reflecting on the tremendous sacrifice made by Bomber Command.
P/O Kilgour is on their memorial wall. (see photo)
P/O Kilgour's commission is also found on the London Gazette supplement - [url]http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/36399/supplements/999/page.pdf[/url]
630 Squadron Website: 630 Squadron Website - [url]http://www.630squadron.co.uk/index.htm[/url]
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