Lot Essay
INDENTSecond Lieutenant Cyril Edward Morgan of Tredegar, Monmouthshire, was killed, Egypt 4 December 1916, and is buried in the Cairo War Cemetery (Royal Flying Corps - Casualties and Honours 1914-17 refers)
Second Lieutenant Reginald A. Clarke of Crosby, near Liverpool is shown as 2nd Lieutenant, Observer, Royal Air Force, 6 September 1918
Lieutenant Timothy High Stowell Crosby of Great Ayton, Yorkshire, born 1898, educated at Uppingham, he enlisted in the Yorkshire Hussars 1914; was commissioned into his brother's Regiment, the Durham Light Infantry, October 1915; became attached to the Royal Flying Corps December 1916 and in July 1917 he qualified as a pilot; Lieutenant Crosby proceeded to France in November and served as a Test Pilot for two and a half months before he was killed in a flying accident, 3 February 1918 - he is buried in Longuenesse Souvenir Cemetery, France
Second Lieutenant Reginald A. Clarke of Crosby, near Liverpool is shown as 2nd Lieutenant, Observer, Royal Air Force, 6 September 1918
Lieutenant Timothy High Stowell Crosby of Great Ayton, Yorkshire, born 1898, educated at Uppingham, he enlisted in the Yorkshire Hussars 1914; was commissioned into his brother's Regiment, the Durham Light Infantry, October 1915; became attached to the Royal Flying Corps December 1916 and in July 1917 he qualified as a pilot; Lieutenant Crosby proceeded to France in November and served as a Test Pilot for two and a half months before he was killed in a flying accident, 3 February 1918 - he is buried in Longuenesse Souvenir Cemetery, France