Flight Lieutenant Everett Lennes BROWN
1918 - 1951 (33 years)-
Name Everett Lennes BROWN Prefix Flight Lieutenant Military 10 Dec 43 Pilot Officer Squadron 427 # J17162 DFC Birth 8 Sep 1918 Ross Twp., Renfrew, Ontario, Canada Gender Male certificate 25 Feb 1948 London, , England Royal Aero Club Aviators' Certificate - Darlington Aero Club Passenger List 31 Aug 1951 Liverpool, England Montreal to Liverpool as F/Lt Death 20 Nov 1951 Burial Darlington, Darlington Unitary Authority, County Durham, England Address:
Darlington West Cemetery
Darlington, Duraham
EnglandPerson ID I39074013 Whitewater Region Early Families Last Modified 5 Apr 2021
Father John S. BROWN, b. 1876, , , Quebec, Canada d. 11 Mar 1957, Pembroke, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada (Age 81 years) Mother Agnes YOUNG, b. 1884, , , , England d. 12 Apr 1967, Pembroke, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada (Age 83 years) Marriage 16 Mar 1954 Clarendon Twp., Pontiac, Quebec, Ontario [1] Family ID F25139 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mary Helen Elaine HOLLINGER, b. 28 Aug 1913, Pembroke, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada d. 1986 (Age 72 years) Marriage 28 Mar 1942 Dauphin, Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada [2] Family ID F12946977 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 30 Mar 2021
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Photos Brown, Flt. Lt. Lennis military photo
Photograph from the collection of Whitewater Historical SocietyBrown, Flt. Lt. Lennis military photo
Photograph from the collection of Whitewater Historical SocietyBrown, Flight Lt. Everett Lennes photo
Great Britain, Royal Aero Club Aviators’ Certificates, 1910-1950
at Ancestry.caHonor Role WWII, Ross Presbyterian Church
Photograph provided by Wilda Johnston
Documents Mil-Brown, F.O. Lennis is home from overseas
The Cobden Sun, Nov 30, 1944 p. 8Mil-Brown, F.O. E.L. met at train
The Cobden Sun, Nov 2, 1944 p. 8Brown, Flight Officer E. Lennes receives instruction (military)
Newspaper clipping from the collection of Brenda Millar, 2018Brown, Everett L. & Mary Helen Elaine Hollinger wed
The Ottawa Citizen, May 2, 1942 p. 6Brown, Flt Lt Everett Lennes receives Distinguished Flying Cross from King George
Newspaper clipping from the scrapbook collection of Lena ByceBrown, Flt Lt Everett Lennes RCAF
Newspaper clipping from the scrapbook collection of Lena ByceHalifax LK628 damaged by flak; P/O Everett Lennes Brown, navigator
http://www.yorkshire-aircraft.co.uk/aircraft/yorkshire/york43/lk628.html
www.yorkshire-aircraft.co.uk
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Notes - Flight Lieut E.L. Brown DFC.
20th November 1951 Aged 33.
Darlington West Cemetery
BROWN, P/O Everett Lennes (J17162) - Distinguished Flying Cross - No.427 Squadron - Award effective 30 November 1943 as per London Gazette dated 10 December 1943 and AFRO 297/44 dated 11 February 1944. Born 8 September 1918. Home in Pembroke, Ontario; enlisted Ottawa 5 May 1941 and posted to No.4A Manning Depot. To Trenton, 9 June 1941. To No.1 ITS, 15 July 1941; graduated and promoted LAC, 20 August 1941 when posted to No.20 EFTS; ceased training and posted to Trenton, 9 September 1941; to No.5 AOS, 9 November 1941; to No.7 BGS, 14 February 1942; graduated and promoted Sergeant, 28 March 1942 when posted to No.1 ANS; graduated 27 April 1942. To "Y" Depot, Halifax, 28 April 1942; to No.31 OTU, 12 May 1942; to RAF overseas, 19 June 1942. Repatriated to Canada, 18 December 1944. To No.1 Training Command, 4 January 1945. To No.1 AOS, 13 February 1945. To "Y" Depot, 1 April 1945; overseas to Britain as of 13 April 1945. Repatriated to Canada 31 March 1946. Released 3 May 1945. In 1947 he joined the RAF (service number 59331), one of approximately 60 former members of the RCAF who joined that force. No citation other than \\"completed...many successful operations against the enemy in which [he has] displayed high skill, fortitude and devotion to duty.\\"
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http://airforce.ca/awards.php?search=1&keyword=&page=87&mem=&type=rcaf
- Flight Lieut E.L. Brown DFC.
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