Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Michael Orde

From Graces Guide

Michael Amyas Julian Orde (c1888-1920) of Siddeley-Deasy

c1888 Born in the USA the son of Julian Walter Orde

1911 Boarder at Hanover House, Queen Victoria Road, Coventry: Michael Orde (age 23 born Sibley, Iowa, United States (British by parentage)), Salesman for Motor Car Co.[1]

1920 Died. 'Sir Julian Orde’s Son Killed. Flight-Lieut. Michael Julian Orde has been killed in an aeroplane accident on Salisbury Plain. He was 32, and the son of Sir Julian Orde. He did a lot of flying during the war, which he was shot down and taken prisoner. Recently he joined the flying school at Netheravon for a “refresher” course on a new type machine. He was taken for 35 minutes to get used to its peculiarities, and afterwards took charge himself, with the instructor sitting behind. The machine crashed from a low altitude, and Orde’s skull was fractured. The instructor escaped with a bad shaking.'[2]


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Sources of Information

  1. 1911 Census
  2. Portsmouth Evening News - Monday 09 August 1920