Patrick was the son of the Revd. Ernest Morgan Trevor Williams and Clara Trevor Williams, of Puttenham, Surrey. His brother Lieutenant Peter Trevor Williams also fell.
A Second Officer with the Air Transport Auxiliary.
Country of Service: United Kingdom.
UK, World War II Index to Allied Airmen Roll of Honour, 1939-1945
Name Patrick Morgan Trevor Williams
Rank 2nd Officer
Death Age 22
Birth Year abt 1921
Death Date 15 Jan 1943
Military Base Sherburn-In-Elmet, Yorks
Unit 7 Ferry Pilots Pool
Command Air Transport Auxiliary
Ship Master Iii
Occupation Pilot
Casualty Killed whilst flying
Residence Place Puttenham, Surrey
Burial Place Leek Cemetery, Staffordshire
Notes Flew Into the Ground At Bottom House Near Ashbourne, Staffs During A Ferry Flight From Sherburn to Ternhill in Bad Weather
The remains of Second Officer Patrick Williams were recovered and buried at Leek Cemetery.
Patrick was the son of the Revd. Ernest Morgan Trevor Williams and Clara Trevor Williams, of Puttenham, Surrey. His brother Lieutenant Peter Trevor Williams also fell.
A Second Officer with the Air Transport Auxiliary.
Country of Service: United Kingdom.
UK, World War II Index to Allied Airmen Roll of Honour, 1939-1945
Name Patrick Morgan Trevor Williams
Rank 2nd Officer
Death Age 22
Birth Year abt 1921
Death Date 15 Jan 1943
Military Base Sherburn-In-Elmet, Yorks
Unit 7 Ferry Pilots Pool
Command Air Transport Auxiliary
Ship Master Iii
Occupation Pilot
Casualty Killed whilst flying
Residence Place Puttenham, Surrey
Burial Place Leek Cemetery, Staffordshire
Notes Flew Into the Ground At Bottom House Near Ashbourne, Staffs During A Ferry Flight From Sherburn to Ternhill in Bad Weather
The remains of Second Officer Patrick Williams were recovered and buried at Leek Cemetery.
Inscription
Second Officer
P. M. Trevor Williams
Air Transport Auxiliary
15th January 1943 Age 22
(Cross)
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