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The Bristol Grammar School website provides his service and death details and this biographical information: 'Son of Arthur Edwin Hawley, grocers retail assistant, and Beatrice Hawley, of 33 Cromwell Road, Montpelier.
Hawley was born on 22/10/1898, and attended the School from 1911-1915. He served as a Lieutenant in the RAF, with the Royal Air Force 54th Sqdn.. Hawley sadly lost his life on 09/08/1918, as a result of the War.
Hawley is remembered on Arras Flying Services Memorial, France.
The school Chronicle of December 1918 wrote that "To the names of R.F. Hitchcock and J.G. Hogan, who have been 'missing' since last spring, must be added that of A.C.R. Hawley who in August failed to return from a patrol flight. As the return of prisoners proceeds, some news of these may still possibly arrive." But then, in April 1919, it said "No further news has been received of A.C.R. Hawley, Lieutenant in the R.A.F., who was reported missing on August 9th last. He had been sent out along on a low-flying piece of work, from which he did not return."