MAREIL-LE-GUYON COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Yvelines
France
Location Information
Mareil-le-Guyon is a village 22 kilometres west of Versailles and 16 kilometres north of Rambouillet. The Communal Cemetery is north of the village on the road from the village to the main Versailles-Dreux road.
History Information
The collective grave of 7 airmen, 5 belonging to the Royal Air Force, 1 to the Royal Canadian Air Force, and 1 to the Royal Australian Air Force is near the entrance.
All 7 Airmen were in 166 Squadron and killed on 11th June 1944.
Burial Details
1803037 Sergeant James Alfred Cunningham, Flight Engineer in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 20. Son of George and Florence Cunningham, of Charlton, London.
1628242 Sergeant Geoffrey Hodder-Williams, Air Gunner in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 19. Son of Robert Percy and Ragnhild Hodder-Williams, of Sevenoaks, Kent.
R/206095 Flight Sergeant William Ralph Meddick, Air Gunner in Royal Canadian Air Force, aged 21. Son of Walter and Beatrice Meddick, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, husband of Patricia Meddick, of Toronto.
426369 Flight Sergeant Augustus Ronald Moller, Royal Australian Air Force, aged 20. Son of Peter William and Winifred Eleanor Moller, of Sunnybank, Queensland, Australia.
173547 Pilot Officer Peter Shaw, Pilot in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 22. Son of John Standen Shaw and Gladys Kathleen Shaw, of Bettws-Y-Coed, Carnarvonshire.
1600337 Sergeant Edward George Smith, Wireless Operator/Air Gunner in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 22.
Son of Frederick George and Sylvia Mabel Smith; of Bitterne Park, Southampton.
1459087 Flight Sergeant Kenneth Rookby Ward, Navigator in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 23. Son of Arthur Rookby Ward and Edith Evelyn Ward, of Stockport, Cheshire.
Pictures © Johan Pauwels
Mareil-le-Guyon is a village 22 kilometres west of Versailles and 16 kilometres north of Rambouillet. The Communal Cemetery is north of the village on the road from the village to the main Versailles-Dreux road.
History Information
The collective grave of 7 airmen, 5 belonging to the Royal Air Force, 1 to the Royal Canadian Air Force, and 1 to the Royal Australian Air Force is near the entrance.
All 7 Airmen were in 166 Squadron and killed on 11th June 1944.
Burial Details
1803037 Sergeant James Alfred Cunningham, Flight Engineer in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 20. Son of George and Florence Cunningham, of Charlton, London.
1628242 Sergeant Geoffrey Hodder-Williams, Air Gunner in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 19. Son of Robert Percy and Ragnhild Hodder-Williams, of Sevenoaks, Kent.
R/206095 Flight Sergeant William Ralph Meddick, Air Gunner in Royal Canadian Air Force, aged 21. Son of Walter and Beatrice Meddick, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, husband of Patricia Meddick, of Toronto.
426369 Flight Sergeant Augustus Ronald Moller, Royal Australian Air Force, aged 20. Son of Peter William and Winifred Eleanor Moller, of Sunnybank, Queensland, Australia.
173547 Pilot Officer Peter Shaw, Pilot in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 22. Son of John Standen Shaw and Gladys Kathleen Shaw, of Bettws-Y-Coed, Carnarvonshire.
1600337 Sergeant Edward George Smith, Wireless Operator/Air Gunner in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 22.
Son of Frederick George and Sylvia Mabel Smith; of Bitterne Park, Southampton.
1459087 Flight Sergeant Kenneth Rookby Ward, Navigator in Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, aged 23. Son of Arthur Rookby Ward and Edith Evelyn Ward, of Stockport, Cheshire.
Pictures © Johan Pauwels
