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Military service
Service number:
R/52703
Age:
33
Rank:
Leading Aircraftman
Force:
Air Force
Unit/Regiment:
Royal Canadian Air Force
Death:
April 26, 1941
Prince Edward Island
Burial/memorial information
Grave reference:
Lot 22. Range 7. Grave 4.
Additional information
Son of Frederick G. and Annie Anson, of Kingston, Ontario. Husband of Bertha Anson, of Kingston, Ontario.
Brother of Warrant Officer Class II Lawrence Warton Anson, who died while serving with the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps.
Digital gallery of Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
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Newspaper clipping
This is a copy of a picture from a Kingston newspaper. -
Tickets
Submitted for the project, Operation Picture Me -
Letter
Submitted for the project, Operation Picture Me -
Letter
Submitted for the project, Operation Picture Me -
Letter
Submitted for the project, Operation Picture Me -
Photo of Kenneth Leete Anson
Submitted for the project, Operation Picture Me -
Group Photo
Photo of Kenneth's father (right), Frederick G. Anson. On the left is his brother, Lawrence, who was killed 4 days after Kenneth when the merchant marine ship, SS Nerissa, carrying a number of Canadian servicemen, was sunk off the coast of Ireland on its way to Liverpool when it was struck by German torpedoes. See WOII Lawrence Anson, April 30, 1941, for details. -
Certificate
Copy of Marriage Certificate -
Record of Service
RCAF record of service form with family information.
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
Digital gallery of
Leading Aircraftman Kenneth Leete Anson
HARROWSMITH CEMETERY Ontario, Canada
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