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Raymond Colin Oswald LOVELOCKAge: 71 years19121983

Name
Raymond Colin Oswald LOVELOCK
Given names
Raymond Colin Oswald
Surname
LOVELOCK
Birth 7 April 1912 31 33
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Text:

Hampstead RD, ref 1a 1053

Source: 1921 Census
Shared note: Birth date included in death registration entry.
Birth of a sisterMargaret Jane LOVELOCK
between July 1914 and September 1914 (Age 2 years)

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Text:

Croydon RD, ref 2a 725

Death of a sisterMargaret Jane LOVELOCK
between July 1914 and September 1914 (Age 2 years)

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Croydon RD, ref 2a 365 (age 0)

Death of a paternal grandmotherJane Maria RICHTER
23 November 1914 (Age 2 years)
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Romford RD, ref 4a 521 (age 61)

Burial of a paternal grandmotherJane Maria RICHTER
27 November 1914 (Age 2 years)
Death of a fatherHarold William LOVELOCK
28 September 1918 (Age 6 years)
Census 1921 (Age 8 years)

Note: St Dominic's School, Upper Bognor Road, Bognor, Westhampnett RD, Sussex, England
Death of a paternal grandfatherRaymond William LOVELOCK
8 September 1932 (Age 20 years)
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Text:

Hastings RD, ref 2b 48

Birth of a son
#1
Christopher Herald LOVELOCK
12 July 1940 (Age 28 years)
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Text:

St Germans RD, ref 5c 94

Death of a motherIsabel Sophia CAMPBELL
between January 1963 and March 1963 (Age 50 years)

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Text:

Surrey Mid Eastern RD, ref 5g 413 (age 84)

Death between October 1983 and December 1983 (Age 71 years)

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Text:

Tavistock RD, ref 21 2053

Family with parents - View this family
father
mother
Marriage: between October 1908 and December 1908
14 months
elder brother
2 years
himself
3 years
younger sister
Margaret Jane LOVELOCK
Birth: between July 1914 and September 1914 34 35
Death: between July 1914 and September 1914
Family with Clare MILLER - View this family
himself
wife
son
son
Roger F LOVELOCK
son
Jeremy C LOVELOCK
daughter
Rachel M LOVELOCK

BirthGRO data at Free BMD, Ancestry or Findmypast
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Text:

Hampstead RD, ref 1a 1053

Birth1921 Census
DeathGRO data at Free BMD, Ancestry or Findmypast
Publication: FreeBMD web site
Text:

Tavistock RD, ref 21 2053

Birth

Birth date included in death registration entry.

Census

St Dominic's School, Upper Bognor Road, Bognor, Westhampnett RD, Sussex, England

Colin C (sic) Lovelock;Pupil;9y 2m;Hampstead, London Robert Lovelock;Pupil;12y 7m;Hampstead, London

Note

A Well-merited Honour

IT was announced last Tuesday that Captain R. C. O. Lovelock, D.F.C., has received the Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service in the Air. The award is in recognition of the skilful forced landing which Capt. Lovelock executed in France on July 23rd, when an Airwork Hermes IV, which he was flying on a trooping service from Blackbushe to Malta, with 54 soldiers and six aircrew on board, lost its starboard outer airscrew. The starboard inner was also put out of action. The pilot put the aircraft down in a field, skilfully avoiding a number of obstacles, and all the occupants were able to escape before the outbreak of a fire which destroyed the aircraft. The fact that the Hermes cabin was fitted with rearward-facing seats no doubt contributed to the fortunate outcome.

Captain Raymond Colin Oswald Lovelock, now 40 years of age, started his career in the Merchant Navy and joined the Royal Air Force in 1936. During the war he commanded flying-boat, coastal Beaufighter and Mosquito squadrons; his D.F.C. was awarded in March, 1943. On demobilization he chose civil aviation as a career in preference to continuing with a permanent commission. He joined Airwork in 1947 as first officer and was promoted to captain in 1948. He is now Flight Commander of 622 Squadron, R.Aux.A.F. (Airwork's squadron), thus maintaining his interest in Service aviation. He has over 7,000 hours in his log-book. Married, and with two children, Capt. Lovelock lives at Fleet, Hampshire. Readers may recall that during the past few years he has contributed a number of articles on civil aviation subjects to our pages.

Published in ‘Flight’ magazine, 19 December 1952