Sgt. Snow’s father ran The Stag Inn in Stockton. Sgt. Snow himself worked as first superintendent for Stockton Borough Council.
Sgt. Snow was serving with 51 Squadron. He was a crew member of Halifax II W7861 MH-B which took off from Snaith on a bombing mission to Hamburg. The aircraft was lost without trace.
Royal Air Force Bomber Command Losses of the Second World War 1943; W.R. Chorley; 1996; Midland Counties Publications; ISBN 0 904597 90 3.
He was mentioned in an article in the Northern Echo 30/11/1993 in which a proposal was made to have a memorial for Borough Council workers who died in two great wars and subsequent wars.
Simon Glancey adds the following from the National Probate Calendar:
SNOW Albert George of Stag Inn, 35 Silver Street, Stockton-on-Tees died on or since 3 March 1943 on war service. Administration Durham 25 September to George Thomas Snow, licensed victualler.
