See also
| Husband: | Duncan BLACK (1892-1953) | |
| Wife: | Mabel Amy "Queenie" WHIPP (1897-1980) | |
| Children: | Raymond BLACK (1919-2017) | |
| Marriage | 1919 | Dec Qtr, Lewisham, Kent |
| Name: | Duncan BLACK | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 2 Dec 1892 | Scotland |
| Death | 21 Sep 1953 (age 60) | Canada |
| Occupation | Airman | |
Mabel Amy "Queenie" WHIPP, Queenie
| Name: | Mabel Amy "Queenie" WHIPP | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | Thomas WHIPP (1851-1917) | |
| Mother: | Amy Eliza AMOS (1872-1958) | |
| Birth | 13 Apr 1897 | Brighton Sussex |
| Death | 8 Sep 1980 (age 83) | Canada |
Raymond BLACK, Raymond Black
Spouse: Marguerite STUNDON, Margarite Black
| Name: | Raymond BLACK | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Marguerite STUNDON (1922-2011) | |
| Birth | 3 Nov 1919 | Bromley District, England |
| Death | 22 Feb 2017 (age 97) | Longueuil, Quebec, Canada |
1928 family living at 123 Highland Avenue, Highland Park, Ontario, Canada. (arrival address given by wife on arrival from England in 1928.) 1953 living (retired) at 92 Prairie Drive, Toronto, Canada. (Electoral register.)
Squadron Leader in Canadian Air Force at Shoreham Airport.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
The Canadian Air Force (CAF) was a contingent of two Canadian air force squadrons, one fighter and one bomber, authorized by the British Air Ministry in August 1918 during the close of the First World War. The unit was independent from the Canadian Expeditionary Force and the British Royal Air Force (RAF).
In addition to the two squadrons, a CAF Directorate of Air Services was formed, which was a branch of the General Staff of the Overseas Military Forces of Canada. The CAF's first commander, Lt. Col. W. A Bishop began setting up the squadrons in August 1918. The two squadrons never fought during the war, which ended on 11 November 1918. The squadrons were administered by No. 1 Wing CAF, which was formed in March 1919.
Both squadrons were stationed in the United Kingdom at Upper Heyford and later, Shoreham-By-Sea, Sussex. All aircraft, equipment and training facilities were provided by Britain. Recruiting, pay and clothing, however, was a Canadian responsibility.
1901 census living at 4 Beach Cottages Hove. 1911 5 Hove Street, Hove. On 13 August 1920 sail with son Raymond to Quebec, Montreal Canada from Liverpool? (note: record shows 'Soton' entered in pencil) on the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE 'Scandinavian'.
Depart Canada November 1920 and return to Great Britain with son..
Again on the 7th July 1921 mother and son shown sailing to Quebec, Montreal from Glasgow on the ANCHOR-DONALDSON ' Saturnia'. Address in Glasgow given as 33 Underwood Road, Paisley, Scotland. Destination given as returning to husband c/o Mrs Carson, Angus, Ontario.
A Canadian passport issued in Ottawa April 1927 (info on 1928 arrival.) Again shown booking a passage from Southampton on the 28th August 1928 but entry lined through in red, (did not sail).
Sail from Southampton on 17th September 1928 on the CUNARD ship 'Ascania' third class for Quebec, Montreal, Canada. (Address given for both entries as 4 Brooker Street, Hove, Sussex.). Arrive Quebec 23rd September 1928.
Feb 2002 living in flat above daughter Elizabeth's House;Canada.