This is an area across the road from St Mary’s the Virgin Church in Beddington Park – formerly a Lord’s Estate (and independent village) now
Tag: Royal navy
Unusual Grave Monuments – St Mary’s Church of the Virgin – Beddington (Carshalton – South London) [15.11.2021]
Beddington Park is also known as ‘Carew Manor’ and once was a very large and opulent self-contained community which saw hundreds of workers employed throughout
WWI: Royal Navy Air Service: Archibald Britton Wyles (1887-1941) – RNAS Service Number F38863 – RNAS Service Duration 18.9.1917 – 27.7.1919
Update: (10.12.2021) The MOD has issued a number of subsequent documents during an email exchange that can be read HERE. Group Captain Clive Montellier has
Research: HMS Beaumaris Castle (FY 992) and the ‘Surrendered’ German U-Boat (8.5.1945) – Loch Ewe (Scottish Waters – North Atlantic)
Dear U-Boat Archive I am researching an incident reported by a number of British sailors that is believed to have happened during the late afternoon
Lord William Forbes-Sempill – British Traitor
1941: Lord Forbes-Sempill – after travelling to Japan in the early 1920s – had become convinced that ‘Imperial’ (fascist) Japan offered a new model through
Seaman Arthur James Gibson [1911-1997] (Royal Navy No: JX381363) War Record (1942-1946) – HMS Beaumaris Castle (FY 992)
Among the body parts were Xmas presents and photographs of relatives, as well as other personal items. The recovered bodies were carefully taken back to the HMS Beaumaris Castle where they were laid-out in the biggest space possible – the cleared Mess Hall.
