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Arnold Bonnell Massey c. 1897 - c. 1936

Arnotl Bonnell Massey was born on July 26, 1897 to Mary Ethel Bonnell and Arthur Lyman Massey, and had a sister Dorothy Bonnell Massey (Dack). He married Dorothy Dewey, and had children Carolyn Massey and Arnold Dewey Massey. Arnotl Massey died at age 38 years old on February 17, 1936 in Toronto, Toronto Division County, ON Canada.

Arnotl Bonnell Massey

July 26, 1897

February 17, 1936

Toronto, Toronto Division County, ON, Canada

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Arnotl Bonnell Massey's History: circa 1897 - circa 1936

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Introduction

Summer Residence: 1 Hooper Avenue, Centre Island
07/26

1897

Birthday

July 26, 1897

Birthdate

Unknown

Birthplace

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Early Life & Education

St. Andrew's College (06-08), University of Toronto
Military Service

Royal Naval Air Service, 14 March 1917 Retired as Captain Awarded AIr Force Cross Captain Arnold B. Massey, AFC SAC 1906-1908
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"Captain Arnold Bonnell Massey was born in Toronto on 26 July 1897, son of A. L. and Mary Ethel Massy and attended St. Andrew's College from 1906 through February 1908. He eventually matriculated at the University of Toronto where he was a noted athlete. He originally enlisted in the University Company of the Canadian Field Artillery on April 18, 1916 where he rose to the rank of Sergeant, but later transferred to the Royal Naval Air Service on 14 March 1917 and completed his training in June. He was stationed throughout the United Kingdom such as Kellinghome, Calshot and Houton Bay. He retired as a Captain and was awarded the Air Force Cross for his services. appointed Probationary Flight Officer, RNAS, Ottawa, 14 March 1917; Royal Aero Club Certificate No.4941, 28 June 1917; Flight Sub-Lieutenant, 25 July, 1917. At Eastbourne, 29 April 1917; at Cranwell, 9 June 1917; to Kellinghome, 27 July 1917 (under instruction); to Calshot, 10 September 1917; to Kellingholme, 15 October 1917; to Houton Bay, 16 May 1918; to Air Ministry (Marine Experimental Station, Grain), 7 November 1918. He joined is father’s company, A. L. Massey & Company in 1920 and remained with them until his death 17 February 1936. Attestation Papers (National Archives) Front - Back Air Force Cross "In recognition of distinguished services." November 11, 1918"
Professional Career

A.L. Massey & Company. 1920 - 36
02/17

1936

Death

February 17, 1936

Death date

Unknown
Cause of death

Toronto, Toronto Division County, ON Canada
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