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Sarah died (we assume) in Upper Canada between 1834 and 1844.  She and John witnessed the mariage of John's sister Mary to George Berry in 1834  in Upper Canada.  John was re-married in 1844. 

There are a lot of assumptions in my story.  Sorry.

Roger

In this thread , i refer to Mary as a daughter of Sarah and John.  This is inaccurate.  I now realize that Mary is John's sister.

Thanks

Roger

Good Afternoon
I am looking for a mariage record for Sarah (?) and John Fisher.  We suspect Sarah's maiden name may have been Weaver.  I expect their mariage date would be 1815 to 1825. 
Baptism records for two of their children (Edward) and (John) have been found in the: England & Wales, Non-Conformist and Non-Parochial Registers, 1567-1970 RG4: Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths  Cheshire  Wesleyan  Piece 0573: Bollington, Prestbury (Wesleyan), 1812-1836.  The dates are 1820 - 1830. (On Family Search).

Thank You for any assistance of guidance.

Roger Robineau

Thank You

Thanks for your reply

The idea of looking in German newspapers just came to me yesterday as well.  I have found relatively recent articles about the crash, but they were related to the book that was written on the mission.

Someone mentioned Bomber command loss cards.  I thought these were only completed for US planes, but it is worth looking into.  I do have a crash report from both the RCAF and RAF.  I have a post-war investigation of the crash by the RCAF.  These are quite helpful.

The UK Archives gave me a copy of the mission reports and my uncle's mission is included.  here is a more detailed report but it seems to be missing.  I may have to visit the Archives personally.  Another reason t go to London.

Cheers.

Roger