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Thank you Softly Softly & Milliepede.

Interesting connection with Whitehaven & Jane & Rachael. I had not considered Madge.
I have 4 kids listed with Jane but nothing with Rachael or Hannah.
There is another Hugh marrying in co durham in 53, but he is younger. He could be the one married to Hannah, but the occupations and ages in the census don't line up properly.
The young death of Edward lines up age wise.
The 2 daughters Mary Jane & liz. I have hit a wall. there are 2 Mary Jane weddings about the right age but they are confirmed different parents.
I suspect a grave stone somewhere has all the answers.

I have Hugh Clements (clemont, clemens, clemints) b. 1825  whitehaven, cumbria to Edward & Mary Ann.
He married Jane Hutchison abt.1848 and is listed in 1841 cen as coal miner in ferry hill, Durham. 
A wedding (as Clemints) in 1859 st andrews aukland, to Rachael Madgan (also of whitehaven)
1871 cen, as a fruit dealer, West Cornforth.
Rachael died between the '81 & '91 census.
As '91 shows Hugh (Clemons) with wife Hannah, of Hetton le Hole, in West Rainton. 
Hugh died in 1900 at Lanchester.
I'm looking for Jane, Rachael & Hannahs deaths.  along with Hannahs maiden name & wedding.
I have had no joy with freebmd, Family Search, FindMyPast, Ancestry or Find a Grave.

Hello J.J.
The handwriting expertise is what I am seeking in this forum. Giving its a "Nobs" hobby, theres a chance the surname will be obscure.

Capt Charles Bernard did fly with BANCo who used his Famous Fokker "spyder" but his dates with the India Air Circus and the lack of the Fokkers reg on the case takes him out of the running.

There were a couple of C.B. Wilson aviators. An Army Capt Charles B Wilson M.C. & RAF Flt lt Charles Bernard Wilson that I know of. Although theres a few Charles Bernard Wilsons around at the time.
F.A. White, was a Lloyds underwriter, when he got his pilots licence from the Royal Aero Club Dec '29. then in the RAF Accounts dept during WW2. The divorce articles mentions happy marriage until Lois's "infatuation" with Bandon in '42. F.A. continued with the B.A.O.R. in 46 and died in Kenya in the early 50's.   
Lois White got her R.A.C. wings, also at Hanworth club and in a DH cirrus moth III in Sept '30.

I can see nothing in R.A.C. or British newspaper archives, for the possible Barbara (Babby) or Robert (Bobby) Coysh.

The collecting of Traffic Managers is a new one for me. Is that the start of the national Air Traffic Control?

Caters & Easterbrook? Too short & long respectively.
Also they failed to show any aviation related searches.

We have another question.
what we think is Bobby Coysh may be Babby Coysh?
Comm Humphrey Cecil Coysh had a sister, Barbara D. Coysh.