Maurice Samuel THOMAS

THOMAS, Maurice Samuel

Service Number: 272080
Enlisted: 27 June 1940
Last Rank: Flying Officer
Last Unit: Royal Australian Air Force
Born: Portsmouth, England, 13 April 1905
Home Town: Cairns, Cairns, Queensland
Schooling: Not yet discovered
Occupation: Not yet discovered
Died: Flying Accident, At sea - between Townsville and Cairns, Queensland, Townsville, Queensland, Australia, 19 July 1942, aged 37 years
Cemetery: No known grave - "Known Unto God"
Sydney Memorial, Rookwood, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Memorials: Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour, Sydney Memorial (Sydney War Cemetery) Rookwood
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27 Jun 1940: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Flying Officer, 272080, Royal Australian Air Force
27 Jun 1940: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Flying Officer, 272080

Ian Thomas

(1938-still living)

(mistake)

Patricia pinegar (1936-2011)

Maurice Samuel Thomas's Family Information

Maurice Samuel Thomas Flying Officer RAAF, was born on 30 July 1904 in Plymouth, Devon, England, Parents were Samuel Robert Pinegar, (1873-1957) and Bessie Ada Smith, (1871-1932).
Maurice was Married 3 times, to someone unknown (still living now of 2021) , Edna Frances Johnson, (1903-1981). between 1 of these 2 wives he had 1 child called (Patricia pinegar, (1836-2011).
Maurice Samuel Thomas's last marriage was 1937 in cairns, QLD and he Married Elise Janet and had 2 children with her (Jennifer Thomas, (now last-name Geddes, (1940-still living), and Had another child,
(Ian Thomas,)
Maurice went off to war when Jennifer and Ian was at a young age though he sent somewhat regular telegrams to their family. Sadly he passed away in a plain training accident in 1942.

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Biography contributed by David Barlow

Pilot Officer James Eric Covell 405833 and Flying Officer Maurice Samuel Thomas 2080 (272080) were killed when Tiger Moth A17-476 of Station Headquarters Townsville crashed between Townsville and Cairns, Queensland - their bodies were not recovered and they are commemorated on the Sydney Memorial