seeking contact with the relatives of RAF Sgt Fred Anthony(Tony) HATTON

[Ad van Zantvoort]

Not sure if this is useful but Bradford Grammar most certainly will have a memorial to those former pupils who died in WW1+2. Also the school will have an official historian/archivist who might help.

HI Bykerlads,

    Yes I didn't thought on this option. I will look for a contact address and perhaps they can help me further. Thanks very much 
Adrian

[garstonite]

Renee Mary Garbutt ,Tony and Ians  mother  was born in 1889 in Hull to Thomas and Emma Garbutt
this is them in 1881 census

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X3FT-V17

see if someone can get the family in 1891 census - and follow the family in regards of marriages ...I am sure if they had children over a period of 15 years - Tony and Ian had many cousins ...so I would think family still living in the Hull /Bradford areas ??

[groom]

I'm sure Adrian wont mind me saying, but I was able to send a message to someone who had the family on their tree. They have since contacted him, so a good result.

[garstonite]

Brilliant - a nice ending

[Ad van Zantvoort]

I'm sure Adrian wont mind me saying, but I was able to send a message to someone who had the family on their tree. They have since contacted him, so a good result.

Hi Groom,

   Indeed a good result and well done. Also Many Thanks to all enthousiastic people who helped me in my search 

Cheers,
Adrian

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Hello,

    I am in touch with Tony Hattons family. Many Thanks for all you fantastic people have done for me to find Tonys relatives.  All the best,
Adrian

[groom]

That is really good news Adrian. I am sure that they are delighted that Tony is being remembered after all these years. He was obviously a brave man who gave his life in the service of his country.

Happy Christmas and thank you for what you are doing for these men.