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Involved in the Motor industry from 1905, he raced at Brooklands. | Involved in the Motor industry from 1905, he raced at Brooklands. | ||
1911 A visitor at Aldeburgh - Automobile engineer. Age 23 born London.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | |||
He gained RAeC Certificate No 74 on 2 May 1911, and took part in the Circuit of Britain Air Race. | He gained RAeC Certificate No 74 on 2 May 1911, and took part in the Circuit of Britain Air Race. | ||
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Francis Conway Jenkins (1888-1933) Early aviator.
Involved in the Motor industry from 1905, he raced at Brooklands.
1911 A visitor at Aldeburgh - Automobile engineer. Age 23 born London.[1]
He gained RAeC Certificate No 74 on 2 May 1911, and took part in the Circuit of Britain Air Race.
1912 February. Conway Jenkins leaves Bedford Motors and set up in business at Empire House.[2]
His RFC/RAF career was very short, rising from 2nd Lieutenant to Brigadier-General in the course of WW1.
After WW1 he was Chairman of Chrysler Motors and Dodge Brothers (Britain).
He died after an operation at the age of 44.
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ 1911 Census
- ↑ The Autocar 1912/02/03