Raymond Booth Scott
Raymond Booth Scott (1898-1968)
1898 Born in Keighley, son of Joseph Scott
1911 Joseph Scott 43, machine tool maker, engineer, employee, lived in Keighley with Clara Scott 38, Raymond Booth Scott 13[1]
1935 Gained his aviator's certificate at the Yorkshire Aeroplane Club[2]
1939 A.M.I.Mech.E.. R.A.S.C. Proprietor, Scott Machine Tool Co, Albion Works, Keighley, and Green Lane Eng. Works, Halifax; Age: 40. Career: Machine Gun Corps, Great War, 1915-21; Metallurgy, Sheffield Univ.; A/Adjt., Cambridge Univ. Officers' Tech. Training Courses; Scott Machine Tool Co., 1921 to date; Commanding 31st A.A. Grp. Coy., R.A.S.C. (T.); Capt. Reg. Army Res., R.A.S.C. Member Inst. of R.E.
1942 Promoted Major (with seniority from 1942)[3]
1968 Died in Keighley