Notes
The Roll lists his address as "Late of High Street Old Fletton". It records his rank as Air Mechanic 2nd Class, and his forenames as "Pearson Walter Butters", which differs from official records.
(CWGC records that Air Mechanic 1st Class Pearson Walton Butters Hargrave, service number 124258, died aged 19 on 15/2/1919 while serving in the RAF, and is buried in grave 4.358 at Woolwich Cemetery in London. They record him as the son of Mrs E.B. Wickman of Hudson Road, Plumstead. His birth was registered in Edmonton District in 1900 as "Pearson Walton B Hargrave", as which he was recorded on the 1901 census as the son of Elizabeth B and Pearson Walton Hargrave; his parents divorced on 5/11/1906. On the 1911 census he was recorded as "Walton Hargrave", staying with his grandmother, Mary Butters, at 32 High Street, Old Fletton. The Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects record that P.W. Hargrave died from influenza in London, and that his mother "Mrs EB Wickham" was his legatee).