See also
| Husband: | Allan John Pitts CRICK (1913-1995) | |
| Wife: | Norah ATKINS (1915-1984) | |
| Children: | LIVING | |
| LIVING | ||
| Marriage | Q2 1941 | Chelsea, London, England |
| Name: | Allan John Pitts CRICK | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | Owen John Pitts CRICK (1884-1972) | |
| Mother: | Margaret DAW (1881-1971) | |
| Birth | 14 May 1913 | York, Ontario, Canada |
| 33 Southview Avenue | ||
| Census | 19 Jun 1921 (age 8 yrs 1 mn) | Bristol, Gloucestershire, England1 |
| 1 Woodstock Avenue, Redland Education: Whole Time |
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| Occupation | frm 1938 to 1939 (age 24-26) | Acting Vice Consul and Vice Consul, British Consulate General,; Free City of Danzig |
| Census | 29 Sep 1939 (age 26) | Westminster, London, England2 |
| 6 Lower Belgrave Street | ||
| Occupation | 29 Sep 1939 (age 26) | British Vice Consul; Westminster, London, England2 |
| Occupation | 1949 (age 35-36) | Government Official |
| Sailed | 7 Oct 1949 (age 36) | Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
| He sailed on the Empress of France for Liverpool. | ||
| Disembarked | 14 Oct 1949 (age 36) | Liverpool, Lancashire, England |
| The Shola, Avenue Gardens, Horley, Surrey He sailed First Class from Montreal on The Empress of France |
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| Flew | 27 Apr 1953 (age 39) | London, England |
| He flew on PanAm Airways flight 101/27 to New York arriving on 28 April 1953 | ||
| Flew | 23 May 1953 (age 40) | New York, New York, USA |
| He flew from Idlewild airport New York on PanAm flt PA100/23 for London Airport. | ||
| Sailed | 9 Dec 1953 (age 40) | Southampton, Hampshire, England |
| c/o Ministry of Defence, London Allan, his wife and two daughters sailed Cabin Class on the Queen Mary to New York |
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| Flew | 5 May 1955 (age 41) | New York, New York, USA |
| He flew from New York International on BOAC flt no 522/259SW to London Airport | ||
| Flew | 27 May 1955 (age 42) | London, England |
| On BOAC flight no 521/259 to Boston Massachusetts, arriving on 28 May 1955. | ||
| Flew | 1 Apr 1956 (age 42) | Havana, Cuba |
| Landed at Key West Florida on Aerovias "Q" SA flight 951, with wife and daughters. | ||
| Disembarked | 28 Dec 1956 (age 43) | London, England |
| The Shola, Avenue Gardens, Horley. Surrey Allan and Norah arrived from New York having sailed First Class on the RMS Ivernia. He was described as a Civil Servant, she was a housewife. Their 10 year old daughter Elizabeth was with them. |
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| Flew | 15 Jun 1957 (age 44) | London, England |
| by BOAC flt no BA521/353 arriving at New York on 16 June 1957 | ||
| Death | 14 Oct 1995 (age 82) | Rye, East Sussex, England |
| 16 Church Square | ||
| Probate | 29 Nov 1995 | Brighton, Sussex, England |
| Burial | 1995 | Luccombe, Somerset, England |
| Buried in Luccombe Extension Cemetery, Luccombe, West Somerset | ||
| Name: | Norah ATKINS | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Birth | 29 Mar 1915 | |
| Census | 29 Sep 1939 (age 24) | Hendon, Middlesex, England3 |
| 8 Married Quarters, Booth Road, RAF Stanmore | ||
| Occupation | 29 Sep 1939 (age 24) | Clerk Special Duties Airwoman; Hendon, Middlesex, England3 |
| Sailed | 9 Dec 1953 (age 38) | Southampton, Hampshire, England |
| c/o Ministry of Defence, London Allan, his wife and two daughters sailed Cabin Class on the Queen Mary to New York |
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| Flew | 1 Apr 1956 (age 41) | Havana, Cuba |
| Landed at Key West Florida on Aerovias "Q" SA flight 951, with husband and daughters. | ||
| Disembarked | 28 Dec 1956 (age 41) | London, England |
| The Shola, Avenue Gardens, Horley. Surrey Allan and Norah arrived from New York having sailed First Class on the RMS Ivernia. He was described as a Civil Servant, she was a housewife. Their 10 year old daughter Elizabeth was with them. |
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| Death | 23 Nov 1984 (age 69) | Rye, East Sussex, England |
| 16 Church Square | ||
| Probate | 11 Jan 1985 | Brighton, Sussex, England |
| 16 Church Square, Rye Estate value not exceeding £40000 |
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| Name: | LIVING | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse: | LIVING | |
| Name: | LIVING | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse: | LIVING | |
Enlisted in Army, 1939;
Commissioned, 1940;
Intelligence Officer, Auxiliary Units, General Headquarters Home Forces, 1940-1941;
Instructor, German Interrogation Course, Cambridge, 1941;
posted to Middle East, 1941; Intelligence Officer, Headquarters 8 Army, Egypt and Libya, 1941-1942;
General Staff Officer 3, General Headquarters Middle East, and Headquarters 10 Corps, Jun-Sep 1942;
General Staff Officer 3, Headquarters 8 Army, 1942-1943; General Staff Officer 2, Instructor on War Intelligence Course, School of Military Intelligence, Matlock, Derbyshire, 1943-1944;
served in North West Europe, 1944-1945;
Maj, General Staff Officer 2, Operational Intelligence, G2 Division, Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces (SHAEF), 1944-1945;
General Staff Officer 2, Tactical Headquarters 21 Army Group and Headquarters British Army of the Rhine, 1945;
Deputy Head of Political Intelligence Section, Headquarters British Army of the Rhine, 1945;
Postwar
Personal Assistant, Messrs Williams and Williams, Chester and London, 1946;
Senior Research Officer, Joint Intelligence Bureau, 1946-1948;
Joint Services Staff College, 1948;
Deputy Assistant Director, Joint Intelligence Bureau, 1950-1953; British Joint Services Mission, Washington DC, USA, 1953-1956;
awarded OBE, 1956;
Assistant Director, Joint Intelligence Bureau, 1957-1963;
Imperial Defence College, 1960;
Counsellor, British Embassy, Washington DC, USA, 1963-1965;
Chairman, Joint Intelligence Staff, Cabinet Office, 1965-1968;
Assistant Director (Economic Intelligence), Defence Intelligence Staff, Ministry of Defence, 1968-1973;
Director of Economic Intelligence, Defence Intelligence Staff, Ministry of Defence, 1970-1973;
Deputy Chief Adviser to Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited, 1973-1978;
Publications: Die Persönlichkeit Johann Christian Günthers (Heinrich Fahrer, Heidelberg-Handschuhsheim, Germany, 1938); translation, with Douglas Scott and R F C Hull, of Existence and Being by Martin Heidegger (Vision, London, 1949); translation, with E E Thomas, of Ostasien denkt anders (The Mind of East Asia) by Lily Abegg (Thames, London, 1952); In the caves of the mind. Poems by Alan Crick (Privately published, Rye, Sussex, 1992).
| 1 | Text From Source: Census England 1921 Address: 1 Woodstock Avenue, Redland Place: Bristol, Gloucestershire, England Name,Relation,Age,Sex,Marr/Orph'd,Birthplace,Nationality,Education,Occupation,Employment,Place of Work,Chd <16,Children's Ages Owen John Pitts Crick,Head,36y 11m,M,Married,Brendon, Devon, England,,,Superintendent of extrusion and brass stamping depts & mechanical engineer,Kings Norton Metal Works, Birmingham,Kings Norton Metal Works, Birmingham,2,4,8 Margaret Crick,Wife,39y 8m,F,Married,Sandford, Devon, England,,,unpaid domestic duties,,,, Allan John Pitts Crick,Son,8y 1m,M,Both Alive,Toronto, Ontario, Canada,,Whole Time,,,,, Ronald Pitts Crick,Son,4y 4m,M,Both Alive,Toronto, Ontario, Canada,,,,,,, |
| 2 | Text From Source: Register England & Wales 1939 Address: 6 Lower Belgrave Street Place: Westminster, London, England Name of person,Status,Gender,Birthdate,Condition,Occupation,Comments Crick, Allan John Pitts,,M,14 May 1913,S,British Vice Consul, |
| 3 | Text From Source: Register England & Wales 1939 Address: 8 Married Quarters, Booth Road, RAF Stanmore Place: Hendon, London, England Name of person,Status,Gender,Birthdate,Condition,Occupation,Comments Atkins, Norah,I,F,29 Mar 1915,S,Clerk Special Duties Airwoman,No 11 Coy WAAF |