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24th March 2015, 13:58

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Re: Plt Off Peter Ashman Smith 1 Sqn

I would try Edington. Wilts, then Purley. Surrey

"On Aug. 7, in a flying accident. P.O. Peter Ashman Smith, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Huso Ashman Smith, of The Filberts. Edington. Wilts, and late of Purley. Surrey"

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