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Stn. O. Frederick E. Hawkins

Categories: Emergency Services

Stn. O. Frederick E. Hawkins

Firefighter who died as a result of a fire at Langley St, WC2. Hawkins, Rawden and Gadd died 11-23 May 1954.

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Stn. O. Frederick E. Hawkins

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Highgate Cemetery - Fire - R01 - Hawkins, Rawden & Gadd

Stn. O. Frederick E. Hawkins, Fm. Arthur J. Batt Rawden, Fm. Charles George G...

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