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Phyllis born 1913 - obviously not necessarily meaning that George was of a similar age!

Civil Registration event: Birth

Name: PANTLING, Phyllis L
Registration district: Guildford
County: Surrey
Year of registration: 1913
Quarter of registration: Apr-May-Jun
Mother's maiden name: Smith
Volume no: 2A
Page no: 176

Phyllis's death

Name: Phyllis Lilian Frazer-hollins
Birth Date: 3 Mar 1913
Date of Registration: Aug 1997
Age at Death: 84
Registration District: Surrey Northern
Inferred County: Surrey
Register Number: NSE2
District and Subdistrict: 7571E
Entry Number: 292

It looks like the marriage I posted at 10.52 is probably the right one.

FRAZER-HOLLINS, GEORGE ALBERT JAMES
Rank:Flight Lieutenant
Trade:Pilot
Service No:127338
Date of Death:02/12/1943
Age:31
Regiment/Service:Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
101 Sqdn.
Awards:D F C
Grave Reference9. A. 5.
CemeteryRHEINBERG WAR CEMETERY
Additional Information:
Son of Alfred and Kate Hollins; husband of Phyllis Lillian Frazer-Hollins, of Old Woking, Surrey.

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Edit: Oops, Reggie beat me to it!

Part 4 - Rotherham War Memorials
rotherhamwarmemorials.weebly.com/part-4.html Cached
P/O Herbert George Haddrell 184184 (pilot) ... By late 1943 he was serving with 101 Squadron. ... G.A.J.Frazer-Hollins DFC Sgt C.H.Mortimer

Accurate info is always useful

FRAZER-HOLLINS, GEORGE ALBERT JAMES

Rank: Flight Lieutenant
Trade: Pilot
Service No: 127338
Date of Death:02/12/1943
Age:31
Regiment/Service:Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve101 Sqdn.
Awards: D F C
Grave Reference9. A. 5.
CemeteryRHEINBERG WAR CEMETERY
Additional Information:
Son of Alfred and Kate Hollins; husband of Phyllis Lillian Frazer-Hollins, of Old Woking, Surrey.

Possibly this marriage to Phyllis L Pantling

Name: George A J F Hollins
Spouse Surname: Pantling
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1935
Registration District: Surrey North Western
Inferred County: Surrey
Volume Number: 2a
Page Number: 555
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Distinguished Flying Cross.
Acting Flight Lieutenant George Albert James
FRAZER-HOLLINS (127338), Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve, No. 101 Squadron.
One night in August this officer was pilot of
an aircraft which attacked Milan. During the
return flight the bomber was attacked by two
enemy night fighters but by skilful mano3uvring
Flight Lieutenant Frazer-Hollins enabled his rear
gunner to destroy one of the fighters. On a later
occasion, when approaching to attack a target at
Munich Flight Lieutenant Frazer-Hollins's aircraft
was attacked by a fighter and sustained
severe damage, both the port engines being put
out of action. Although the bomber lost some
height, this officer regained control and flew on
to bomb his objective. Shortly after leaving the
target area, the port inner engine was re-started
and the aircraft was-flown safely to this country.
Flight Lieutenant Frazer-Hollins has displayed
commendable courage and great flying skill.


THIRD SUPPLEMENT The Londo - London Gazette Home Page
www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/36196/supplements/4407/...
Acting Flight Lieutenant George Albert James FRAZER-HOLLINS ... Volunteer Reserve, No. 101 Squadron. ... Flight Lieutenant Frazer-Hollins enabled his rear

Thank you Chris........the hyphen makes all the difference!!!!!

http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/36196/supplements/4407/page.pdf

Chris :)

Name:FRAZER-HOLLINS, George A J
Unit:101 Sqdn.
Rank:Flight Lieutenant
Number:127338
Year:1943
Volume :5
Page:310
Record source:GRO War Death R.A.F. All Ranks (1939 to 1948)

101 Squadron was definitely RAF...................

Have you done anything about looking for the info?

No record of him on CWGC site..........so not a Commonmwealth citizen - or, if he was, not a War casualty

No record on freebmd of death

So.............which country, Anne?

And how did you get his name?

any idea of the location? UK, Scotland etc.?

Stuck with this one George Albert James Frazer Hollins guessing birth 1920s
death details December 1943 whilst serving with 101 Squadron, Sorry such little detail here but would appreciate any help.