| 101 |
Charles Reginald Abbott |
| | | Gained Certificate on 4 July
1911. |
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| 102 |
William
Miller Hilliard |
| | | Gained Certificate on 4 July 1911. |
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| 103 | William Darnley Johnstone |
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Gained Certificate on 4 July 1911. 1889-1912 Died at the Minster Infirmary, Sheppey, aged 23 on 15 June 1912
following a motor-cycle accident. |
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| 104 |
Gerald
Francis Napier |
| | | Gained Certificate on 18 July 1911. Awarded after a flight
at Brooklands in a Bristol Biplane. On 1 August 1911 he lost control during a flight at Brooklands and was killed (he was
only 19), his passenger was thrown clear and survived. |
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| 105 | Lt. T. Gerard Hetherington |
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| Gained Certificate
on 18 July 1911. 1886–1951, became one of the first members of the Royal Flying Corps in 1912 and retired in 1935
as a Group Captain. |
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| 106 |
Cecil
Lawrence Pashley |
| | | Gained Certificate on 18 July 1911. |
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| 107 | Henry De Grey Warter |
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Gained Certificate on 18 July 1911. Born 20 July 1885 at Kirkee, Bombay, India; Lieutenant, later Captain, 4th
Dragoon Guards; served with his cavalry regiment in First World War and killed in action at Battle of Cambrai (1917). |
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| 108 | Capt. C. Robert
Brooke-Popham |
| | | Gained Certificate on 18 July 1911. |
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| 109 | Harry Bingham Brown |
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Gained Certificate on 1 August 1911. |
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| 110 | Evelyn Frederick Driver |
| | | Gained Certificate on 1 August
1911. South African born aviator used a Farman Biplane at Hendon for certicate flights. |
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| 111 | Norman Scott Percival |
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Gained Certificate on 1 August 1911. |
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| 112 | Walter Oswald Watt |
| | | Gained Certificate on 1 August 1911. |
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| 113 | Walter Lawrence |
| | | Gained Certificate on 1 August 1911. |
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| 114 | George Miller Dyott |
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| See Dyott |
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| 115 | Lt. Col. Charles
Oswald Smeaton |
| | | Gained Certificate on 17 August 1911. |
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| 116 | Louis Noel |
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Gained Certificate on 17 August 1911. |
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| 117 | Lt. Spenser Douglas Adair Grey RN |
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| Gained Certificate
on 17 August 1911. Used a Farman biplane at Brooklands. Served with the Royal Naval Air Service during the first world
war being awarded the Distinguished Service Order and the American Navy Distinguished Service Medal. Left with the rank
of Lt Col. He died in 1937 when he fell of the roof of his flat in London. |
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| 118 | Brig. Gen. Colonel D Henderson CB, DSO |
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| Gained Certificate
on 17 August 1911. Gained his certificate at Brooklands in Bristol Boxkite after less tham a weeks instruction. |
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| 119 | Theodore John
Ridge |
| | | Gained Certificate on 17 August 1911. Assistant Superintendent
of the Royal Aircraft Factory - killed 18 August 1911 in crash of Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.1. |
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| 120 | Carl Olaf Dahlbeck |
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Gained Certificate on 29 August 1911. Swedish aviator used a Farman Biplane at Hendon. |
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| 121 | Lt. L.V. Stewart Blacker |
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Gained Certificate on 29 August 1911. Joint organizer and chief observer on first flight over Mount Everest in
1933 |
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| 122 |
Mrs.
Hilda Beatrice Hewlett |
| | | Gained Certificate on 29 August 1911. The first British
woman to receive a pilot's certificate, gained flying a Farnham biplane. |
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| 123 | Walter C. England |
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| Gained Certificate
on 29 August 1911. |
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| 124 |
Herbert
Spencer |
| | | Gained Certificate on 29 August 1911. |
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| 125 | Capt. Captain D. Le Geyt Pitcher |
| | | Gained Certificate on 29 August 1911. |
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| 126 | Capt. C. G. Hoare |
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| Gained Certificate
on 29 August 1911. |
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| 127 |
Lt.
Robert Hamilton Clark-Hall RN |
| | | Gained Certificate on 29 August 1911. Later
Air Marshal Sir Robert Clark-Hall RAF (and Air Commodore RNZAF 1943-45). |
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| 128 | Henry Aloysius Petre |
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| See Petre |
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| 129 | William E. Gibson |
| | | Gained Certificate on 12 September 1911. |
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| 130 | E. W. Copland Perry |
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| Gained Certificate
on 12 September 1911. |
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| 131 |
Eric
Harrison |
| | | Gained Certificate on 12 September 1911. |
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| 132 | Samuel Pepys Cockerell |
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Gained Certificate on 12 September 1911. |
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| 133 | R. O. Crawshay |
| | | Gained Certificate on 12 September 1911. |
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| 134 | R. O. Abercromby |
| | | Gained Certificate on 12 September 1911. |
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| 135 | Lt. G. J. E. Manisty |
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| Gained Certificate
on 12 September 1911. |
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| 136 |
John
Brereton |
| | | Gained Certificate on 19 September 1911. |
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| 137 | Albert Hunter |
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Gained Certificate on 19 September 1911. |
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| 138 | Alfred Dunkinfield Jones |
| | | Gained Certificate on 19 September
1911. |
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| 139 |
Eric
Clowes Pashley |
| | | Gained Certificate on 26 September 1911. |
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| 140 | John Lewis Longstaffe |
| | | Gained Certificate on 26 September 1911. |
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| 141 | Lt. A. Wyness Stuart RA |
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| Gained Certificate
on 26 September 1911. Died in a crash in Deperdussin Monoplane 100 Gnome No. 258, piloted by Capt. P. Hamilton, at Graveley,
near Stevenage, on 6 September 1912. The accident was considered to have been caused by "a part of the engine coming
off and hitting the bonnet over the engine, smashing one of the wing wires, and thus loosening the wings". |
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| 142 | Capt. Frederick
William Richey |
| | | Gained Certificate on 3 October 1911. 1875-1934 Royal
Artillery officer became an instructor at the Central Flying School and served with the Royal Flying Corps until January
1917 when he returned to his regiment. In 1915-16 he was commanding officer of 21 Squadron. |
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| 143 | Capt. Steele Hutcheson |
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Gained Certificate on 3 October 1911. |
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| 144 | Capt. Cyril L. N. Newall |
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| Gained Certificate
on 3 October 1911. |
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| 145 |
Lt.
E. J. Strover |
| | | Gained Certificate on 10 October 1911. An officer in the
Burma Rifles served with the Royal Flying Corps during the first world war. |
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| 146 | Lionel Seymour Metford |
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| Gained Certificate
on 17 October 1911. 1888-1950 Served with the Royal Flying Corps/Royal Air Force, died in Canada. |
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| 147 | William Barnard Rhodes-Moorhouse |
| | | Gained Certificate on 17 October 1911. Rhodes-Moorhouse was the first airman to
be awarded the VC. He died from injuries sustained from small-arms fire during an aerial attack on a railway junction
at Kortrijk, Belgium on 26 April 1915. |
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| 148 |
Zee
Yee Lee |
| | | Gained Certificate on 17 October 1911. Chinese aviator used a
Bristol Biplane at Salisbury Plain. |
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| 149 |
Lt.
Alexander Francis Anderson Hooper |
| | | Gained Certificate on 24 October 1911. Used
a Bristol biplane at Salisbury Plain, born at Starcross in Devon on 5 June 1885 a Lieutenant in the Prince of Wales's (North
Staffordshire Regiment). Was a Squadron Leader in the Royal Air Force in 1920 and a Wing Commander in 1928. Died in 1977
in Devon. |
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| 150 |
Lt.
Edward Guy Kynaston Cross |
| | | Gained Certificate on 24 October 1911. Used
a Bristol biplane at the Bristol School, Salisbury Plain, born in Bolton 23 November 1884 and he was a Lieutenant in the
7th Hussars in 1911. Later a Lieutenant-Colonel. Died 15 November 1969. |
