Commonwealth War Graves Commission - Civilian War Deaths
On the night of 8th and morning of the 9th May, 1941 the German Luftwaffe targeted Nottingham City with more than 100 bombers dropping over 1,100 high explosive bombs killing 159 people.
The areas of Sneinton, Carlton, Colwick and West Bridgford were most affected,
a direct hit to the Co-op bakery on Meadow Lane killed 48 employees and one member of the Home Guard.
Civilian War Dead
REGINALD ROBERT WILLIAM BARBER
Died 09 May 1941
Age 33 years old
Additional Info
Son of the late Joseph and Annie Barber, of Stowe Lane, Stowe-by-Chartley, Staffordshire; husband of Gladys Barber, of 34 Westwood Road. Injured at Westwood Road; died same day at General Hospital.
On the night of 8th and morning of the 9th May, 1941 the German Luftwaffe targeted Nottingham City with more than 100 bombers dropping over 1,100 high explosive bombs killing 159 people.
The areas of Sneinton, Carlton, Colwick and West Bridgford were most affected,
a direct hit to the Co-op bakery on Meadow Lane killed 48 employees and one member of the Home Guard.
Civilian War Dead
REGINALD ROBERT WILLIAM BARBER
Died 09 May 1941
Age 33 years old
Additional Info
Son of the late Joseph and Annie Barber, of Stowe Lane, Stowe-by-Chartley, Staffordshire; husband of Gladys Barber, of 34 Westwood Road. Injured at Westwood Road; died same day at General Hospital.
Commonwealth War Graves Commission - Civilian War Deaths
On the night of 8th and morning of the 9th May, 1941 the German Luftwaffe targeted Nottingham City with more than 100 bombers dropping over 1,100 high explosive bombs killing 159 people.
The areas of Sneinton, Carlton, Colwick and West Bridgford were most affected,
a direct hit to the Co-op bakery on Meadow Lane killed 48 employees and one member of the Home Guard.
Civilian War Dead
REGINALD ROBERT WILLIAM BARBER
Died 09 May 1941
Age 33 years old
Additional Info
Son of the late Joseph and Annie Barber, of Stowe Lane, Stowe-by-Chartley, Staffordshire; husband of Gladys Barber, of 34 Westwood Road. Injured at Westwood Road; died same day at General Hospital.
On the night of 8th and morning of the 9th May, 1941 the German Luftwaffe targeted Nottingham City with more than 100 bombers dropping over 1,100 high explosive bombs killing 159 people.
The areas of Sneinton, Carlton, Colwick and West Bridgford were most affected,
a direct hit to the Co-op bakery on Meadow Lane killed 48 employees and one member of the Home Guard.
Civilian War Dead
REGINALD ROBERT WILLIAM BARBER
Died 09 May 1941
Age 33 years old
Additional Info
Son of the late Joseph and Annie Barber, of Stowe Lane, Stowe-by-Chartley, Staffordshire; husband of Gladys Barber, of 34 Westwood Road. Injured at Westwood Road; died same day at General Hospital.
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
