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Miss Peggy Williams

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Peggy Primrose Philip Williams (c1913-1938)

1938 of Wembly Park, killed while a spectator at Brooklands. 'Miss Peggy Williams, 23-year-old motor racing fan of (26 Manor Drive), Wembley Park, died yesterday as the result of injuries received when a blazing car left the track in the International Trophy Race at Brooklands on Saturday and crashed into the crowd.....The driver of the car, a Frenchman named Joseph Paul...'[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Sheffield Independent - Monday 09 May 1938

The Times, Saturday, May 14, 1938

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