Charles Christopher Cholmondeley M.B.E., 1917–1982?> (aged 65 years)
- Name
- Charles Christopher /Cholmondeley/ M.B.E.
- Surname
- Cholmondeley
- Given names
- Charles Christopher
- Name suffix
- M.B.E.
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Death of a father
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Death of a brother
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Death of a mother
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Burial of a father
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Death
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father |
1862–1918
Birth: before 23 January 1862
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— Farnborough, Warwicks. Death: 30 August 1918 — O'Halloran Hill, South Australia, Australia |
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mother |
1875–1969
Birth: 30 July 1875
Death: 1969 — Bridport district, Dorset |
Marriage | Marriage — 21 April 1900 — Holy Trinity, Chelsea, London |
21 months
elder sister |
1901–
Birth: 1901
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25
— Norwood district, South Australia, Australia |
14 months
elder sister |
1902–1986
Birth: 5 March 1902
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— South Australia Death: 13 January 1986 — Hereford district, Herefords. |
4 years
elder sister |
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5 years
elder brother |
1909–1940
Birth: 1909
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— Morphett Vale district, South Australia, Australia Death: 27 May 1940 — Belgium |
3 years
elder sister |
1911–
Birth: 1911
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35
— Morphett Vale district, South Australia, Australia |
3 years
elder sister |
1913–
Birth: 1913
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— Morphett Vale district, South Australia, Australia |
4 years
himself |
1917–1982
Birth: 27 January 1917
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— Morphett Vale district, South Australia, Australia Death: 15 June 1982 — St. David, Barton, Soms. |
himself |
1917–1982
Birth: 27 January 1917
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— Morphett Vale district, South Australia, Australia Death: 15 June 1982 — St. David, Barton, Soms. |
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wife |
Alison M. Gardiner
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Note
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Flight Lieutenant in the RAF, seconded to MI5. Responsible for the idea behind Operation Mincemeat, (later popularised under the title of the book and film, "The Man Who Never Was"), and worked on its development. |
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