Aircraft factory London

[Peter Goodey]

Good question. He married in Ealing in 1921 and gave an address of Northcroft Road, Ealing. However the electoral registers for immediately before and immediately after the war show he was living in Atkinson Street, SE14. That's not to say he was necessarily there during the war.

[jennifer 150]

Thank you i found the 1939 ID card register very interesting

[jennifer 150]

Yes in 1921 my grandmother died Agnes nee Mckinder and a week later he married Elizabeth Culver but do not know where they lived. He had 7 children my mother , Ruby being the youngest he had to take with him.

[Peter Goodey]

a week later he married Elizabeth Culver

Crikey! That means he must have had the banns called while Agnes was still alive!

[StintonLomas]

Thank you i found the 1939 ID card register very interesting

I don't know if you looked at the actual page or the transcription.
The first three appear at the bottom of the actual page and James Laker is on the next page (> on the right) there you will find that he is on the second line with a black redaction above, that means there was someone else in the house who either is still living or has died too recently to b e unredacted.

[jennifer 150]

Crikey! That means he must have had the banns called while Agnes was still alive!

She had been in someplace for a coupe of years suffering i believe from TB so he did not waste any time after she died

[pirriesj]

I think this may be what you are looking for:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-WWI-WWII.html

Waring & Gillow furniture factory was present at 100 Cambridge grove Hammersmith 1903. At the onset of WWI the factory started producing aircraft and the Waring & Gillow factory was transformed into the Alliance Aeroplane Company circa 1918. The factory reportedly briefly housed a Renault garage in the 1930s, before it returned to manufacturing planes when the Second World War broke out.