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1878 Born in Hackney the son of Alfred James Hardwick and his wife Louisa Hannah Green | |||
1911 Listed as an Aeronautical Engineer with his wife and two sons.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | |||
1912 December 15th. 'Two further names have to be added to the growing list of Englishmen who have lost their lives through disasters in the air, namely [[Wilfrid Parke|Lieutenant Wilfrid Parke]], R.N., Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps, and [[Alfred Arkell Hardwick|Mr. Arkell Hardwick]], constructor for the makers of the [[Handley-Page]] monoplane. They left the Hendon aviation ground at noon, yesterday, in gusty weather, hoping to reach Oxford, and after a turn Harrow, the machine was up-ended by a gust of wind and crashed down on the Wembley Golf Links within a few yards of several players. Once, in its descent, it stated, it was righted, and it was evident that down to the last fraction of a second Lieutenant Parke retained presence of mind and made every possible effort to regain an even keel.'<ref>Pall Mall Gazette - Monday 16 December 1912</ref> | 1912 December 15th. 'Two further names have to be added to the growing list of Englishmen who have lost their lives through disasters in the air, namely [[Wilfrid Parke|Lieutenant Wilfrid Parke]], R.N., Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps, and [[Alfred Arkell Hardwick|Mr. Arkell Hardwick]], constructor for the makers of the [[Handley-Page]] monoplane. They left the Hendon aviation ground at noon, yesterday, in gusty weather, hoping to reach Oxford, and after a turn Harrow, the machine was up-ended by a gust of wind and crashed down on the Wembley Golf Links within a few yards of several players. Once, in its descent, it stated, it was righted, and it was evident that down to the last fraction of a second Lieutenant Parke retained presence of mind and made every possible effort to regain an even keel.'<ref>Pall Mall Gazette - Monday 16 December 1912</ref> | ||
Revision as of 06:07, 28 August 2018
Alfred Arkell Hardwick (1878-1912)
1878 Born in Hackney the son of Alfred James Hardwick and his wife Louisa Hannah Green
1911 Listed as an Aeronautical Engineer with his wife and two sons.[1]
1912 December 15th. 'Two further names have to be added to the growing list of Englishmen who have lost their lives through disasters in the air, namely Lieutenant Wilfrid Parke, R.N., Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps, and Mr. Arkell Hardwick, constructor for the makers of the Handley-Page monoplane. They left the Hendon aviation ground at noon, yesterday, in gusty weather, hoping to reach Oxford, and after a turn Harrow, the machine was up-ended by a gust of wind and crashed down on the Wembley Golf Links within a few yards of several players. Once, in its descent, it stated, it was righted, and it was evident that down to the last fraction of a second Lieutenant Parke retained presence of mind and made every possible effort to regain an even keel.'[2]