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Albert Walter Blunt

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1893 Born in Coventry

1911 Thomas Samuel Blunt 58, retired chemist, lived in Coventry with Sarah Ann Blunt 54, Jessie Mary Blunt 25, John Henry Blunt 22, engineer machine tool maker, Albert Walter Blunt 18, engineer - motor industry fitter, Arthur Edmond Blunt 16, engineer machine tool maker, Stanley George Blunt 14, Hilder Elaine Blunt 11[1]

WWI Served in RAF

1936 Became a member of the Institution of Automobile Engineers

1963 Died in Leamington Spa[2]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1911 census
  2. ↑ National Probate calendar
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