64 Townmead Road Fulham. Register with Genes Reunited - Genes Reunited. Lincolnshire Squadrons - BCAR.org.uk. Squadron Nos. 1 - 99 © Crown Copyright/MOD 2010 3 Squadron MottoTertius primus erit (The Third shall be first) Formed1912 LocationsConingsby 2006-Present AircraftEurofighter Typhoon V (AC) Squadron MottoFrangas non flectas (Thou mayst break but shall not bend) Formed1913 LocationsBinbrook 1965-87 / Coningsby 1987-2003 / Waddington 2004-Present AircraftEnglish Electric Lightning / Panavia Tornado / Raytheon Sentinel VI Squadron MottoOculi exercitus (The eyes of the Army) Formed1914 LocationsConingsby 1969-74 & 2006-07 AircraftMcDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom / SEPECAT Jaguar VIII Squadron MottoUspiam et passim (Everywhere unbounded) Formed1915 LocationsWaddington 1991-Present AircraftBoeing E-3 IX Squadron MottoPer noctum volamus (Throughout the night we fly) LocationsScampton 1936-38 / Binbrook 1946-59 / Bardney 1943-45 / Waddington 1942-43 & 1945-46 & 1975-82 / Coningsby 1959-61 AircraftHandley Page Heyford / Avro Lancaster - Lincoln - Vulcan / English Electric Canberra 10 Squadron LocationsScampton 1953-55.
1950's Incident Logs (1950-1959) - BCAR.org.uk. Family History - To Pay or Not To Pay? A guide to choosing genealogy sites on the internet. GENUKI: UK & Ireland Genealogy. Family History - To Pay or Not To Pay? A guide to choosing genealogy sites on the internet. London Metropolitan Area. The West London District School at Ashford, Middlesex- a residential school for workhouse children. The West London School District was formed in 1868 and covered the London Unions of Fulham, Hammersmith, Paddington, St George, Hanover Square (1868-1870), and City of Westminster (from 1913). The School District Board first met on 2nd April 1868, and on 9th October that year accepted the plans of HH Collins for a school for 800 children.
The school was built in 1869-72 at the west side of District Road, now Woodthorpe Road, at Ashford near Staines. Ashford School — District Road entrance from the east, 1930s. © Peter Higginbotham. The main building comprised a large central administrative block with long narrow wings to each side, one for boys and one for girls. West London District School, Ashford, c.1914. © Peter Higginbotham. West London District School, Ashford. © Peter Higginbotham. Ashford School site, 1935. A chapel was located at the eastern end of the main building. Ashford School — main building from the north-west, with chapel in distance. © Peter Higginbotham.
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