List of pilots awarded an Aviator's Certificate by the Aéro-Club de France in 1910

Aéro-Club de France

The Aéro-Club de France was founded as the Aéro-Club on 20 October 1898 as a society 'to encourage aerial locomotion' by Ernest Archdeacon, Léon Serpollet, Henri de la Valette, Jules Verne and his wife, André Michelin, Albert de Dion, Alberto Santos-Dumont, Henry Deutsch de la Meurthe, and Henry de...

issued Aviators Certificates from 1909. These were internationally recognised under the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale

Fédération Aéronautique Internationale

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French aviators' licences were issued from 1 January 1910, but by this time many aviation pioneers, e.g. Louis Blériot

Louis Blériot

Louis Charles Joseph Blériot was a French aviator, inventor and engineer. In 1909 he completed the first flight across a large body of water in a heavier-than-air craft, when he crossed the English Channel. For this achievement, he received a prize of £1,000...

and the Wright brothers

Wright brothers

The Wright brothers, Orville and Wilbur , were two Americans credited with inventing and building the world's first successful airplane and making the first controlled, powered and sustained heavier-than-air human flight, on December 17, 1903...

, had amply demonstrated their abilities and they were therefore not required to pass an examination in order to receive a licence. The first fourteen licences were awarded in alphabetical order, with Blériot being awarded Licence No. 1 and Wilbur Wright receiving No. 15 (No. 13 was not awarded); two further such 'honorary' licences were awarded subsequently and inserted into the sequence as '5bis' and '10bis'.

List

Aviator's Certificates awarded
in 1909 (1–17)	in 1910 (18–344)	in 1911 (345–705)	in 1912 (706–1194)	in 1913 (1195–1576)	in 1914 (1577–1754)

Legend

Individual was killed in an aviation accident.

Individual was killed flying in military action.

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Aéro-Club de France
The Aéro-Club de France was founded as the Aéro-Club on 20 October 1898 as a society 'to encourage aerial locomotion' by Ernest Archdeacon, Léon Serpollet, Henri de la Valette, Jules Verne and his wife, André Michelin, Albert de Dion, Alberto Santos-Dumont, Henry Deutsch de la Meurthe, and Henry de...

certificates awarded in 1909 (nos. 18–344)
No.	Name	Date	Country of origin (if not France)	Comment
18	Mamet, Julien	1910-01-06		d. in 1932.
19	Métrot, René	1910-01-06
20	Bibesco, Prince George Valentine	1910-01-06	Romania	23 January 1910
21	Aubrun, Emile Eugène	1910-01-06		b.26 August 1881 - d. 14 Nov. 1967; Awarded Argentian certificate no.1 on 20 April 1910.
22	Balsan, Jacques Jacques Balsan Louis Jacques Balsan was a French aviator and industrialist, born at Châteauroux in 1868, who was the second husband of society beauty Consuelo Vanderbilt, Duchess of Marlborough... (Colonel]	1910-01-06		French industrialist, balloonist and pilot;d. 4 Nov. 1956.
23	Rolls, Charles Stewart Charles Rolls Charles Stewart Rolls was a motoring and aviation pioneer. Together with Frederick Henry Royce he co-founded the Rolls-Royce car manufacturing firm. He was the first Briton to be killed in a flying accident, when the tail of his Wright Flyer broke off during a flying display near Bournemouth,...	1910-01-06	UK	UK Certificate no.2; d. in accident 12 July 1910.
24	Singer, Mortimer A.	1910-01-06	UK	UK Cerfificate no. 8; heir of Singer ??
25	Molon, Léon	1910-01-06		d. in 1952.
26	Brégi, Henri	1909-12-21		KIA when shot and wounded by the crew of a German submarine in the Toulon area on 14 January 1917.
27	Lesseps, Comte Jacques de Jacques de Lesseps Jacques Benjamin de Lesseps was a French aviator born in Paris on 5 July 1883, killed in an air accident presumably on 18 October 1927 along with his flight engineer Theodor Chichenko. He was the son of French diplomat Ferdinand de Lesseps...	1910-01-06		On 21 May 1910 made the second ever crossing of the English Channel; d. 18 Oct. 1927 while test-flying a Schreck flying boat near Gaspé, Canada Canada Canada is a North American country consisting of ten provinces and three territories. Located in the northern part of the continent, it extends from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west, and northward into the Arctic Ocean... .; son of Ferdinand de Lesseps Ferdinand de Lesseps Ferdinand Marie, Vicomte de Lesseps, GCSI was the French developer of the Suez Canal, which joined the Mediterranean and Red Seas in 1869, and substantially reduced sailing distances and times between the West and the East.He attempted to repeat this success with an effort to build a sea-level...
28	Zens, Ernest	1910-01-15		Balloonist, industrialist; KIA 12 Sept. 1914 at Nomény.
29	Sommer, Roger	1910-01-15
30	Grahame-White, Claude	1910-01-04	UK	One of the best-known pioneers of aviation; d. in Nice 19 Aug 1959.
31	Efimoff, Michel	1910-02-15	Russia	Born 1 Nov. 1881 at Smolensk, Russian; executed by firing-squad in the early days of the Russian revolution.
32	Chavez, Géo Jorge Chávez Jorge Chávez Dartnell , also known as Géo Chávez, was a Franco – Peruvian aviator. At a young age, he achieved fame for his aeronautical feats...	1910-02-15	Peru	d. 27 Sept 1910 after an accident at Domodossola Domodossola Domodossola is a city and comune in the Province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola, in the region of Piedmont, northern Italy... , Italy Italy Italy , officially the Italian Republic languages]] under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages. In each of these, Italy's official name is as follows:;;;;;;;;), is a unitary parliamentary republic in South-Central Europe. To the north it borders France, Switzerland, Austria and... after the first aerial crossing of the Alps on 23 Sept 1910.
33	Camerman, Félix (Lieut.)	1910-03-08		First French soldier to earn the Aviator's certificate; d. 29 December 1963.
34	Riensdyk, Frédéric Louis de	1910-03-08	Netherlands	First Dutchman to hold a French aviator's certificate d. March 1955.
35	Morelle, Edmond	1910-03-08
36	Deroche, Elise Raymonde (self-styled Baronne de la Roche)	1910-03-08		First woman to achieve an aviator's certificate; d. as passenger on 18 July 1919 at Crotoy.
37	Born, Charles van den	1910-03-08		Holder of Belgian certificate no. 6 (31 March 1910); chosen by Herny Farmanto bei the instructor at his flying school in Châlons; first person to fly in China (Hong Kong, Shanghai, Canton etc.)d. 24 January 1958 following an operation.
38	Le Blon, Hubert	1910-03-08		d. in accident 2 April 1910 San Sebastian (Spain).
39	Gasnier, René	1910-03-08		d. 3 October 1913.
40	Moore-Brabazon, John Theodore Cuthbert John Moore-Brabazon, 1st Baron Brabazon of Tara John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon, 1st Baron Brabazon of Tara, GBE, MC, PC was an English aviation pioneer and Conservative politician...	1910-03-08	UK	UK certificate no. 1, later 1st Baron Brabazon of Tara, one of the most prominent British aviation pioneers.
41	Herbster, Maurice	1910-03-08		holder of Balloonist's certificate no. 175 (1911) and dirigible certificate no. 21 (1912)
42	Delétang, Fernand	1910-04-05		d. in road accident 14 June 1928 at Avallon.
43	Crochon, André	1910-04-05
44	Burgeat, Médéric (Capt.)	1910-04-05
45	Bellenger, Georges-Marie (Lt.-Col.)	1910-04-05		align="left" \|Served in both World Wars, reaching the rank of Lt.-Colonel; was active in the rench Resistance\|Resistance
46	Kuller, G.-P.	1910-04-05	Netherlands
47	Dubonnet, Emile	1910-04-05		In January 1912, Dubonnet broke the world distance record for a free balloon, flying 1,954 km from Paris, landing in Russia; d. 4 October 1950.
48	Frey, Alfred	1910-04-05		d. in accident at Johannistal, near Berlin, in September 1910.
49	Baratoux, Baratoux	1910-04-10		holder of Balloonist's certificate no. 177.
50	Popoff, Nicolas	1910-04-10	Russia	d. in accident 31 August 1912.
51	Wiesenbach, Vincent	1910-04-10	Luxemburg	d. in accident in Austria 11 June 1911.
52	Breguet, Louis Louis Charles Breguet Louis Charles Breguet was a French aircraft designer and builder, one of the early aviation pioneers.- Biography :...	1910-04-19		Aircraft manufacturer; d. 4 May 55.
53	Wachter, Charles	1910-04-19		d. in accident when his aircraft suffered structural failure, 3 July 1910 at Bethany/Reims (France).Lam, D., p. 37.
54	Morane, Léon	1910-04-19		With his brother Robert and Raymond Saulnier aircraft manufacturers (Morane-Saulnier Morane-Saulnier Aéroplanes Morane-Saulnier is a French aircraft manufacturing company formed in October 1911 by Raymond Saulnier and the Morane brothers, Leon and Robert... ; d. of Spanish Influenza 19 Oct. 1918.
55	Legagneux, Georges	1910-04-19		d. in accident 6 July 1914 at Saumur (France), crashing into the River Loire Loire Loire is an administrative department in the east-central part of France occupying the River Loire's upper reaches.-History:Loire was created in 1793 when after just 3½ years the young Rhône-et-Loire department was split into two. This was a response to counter-Revolutionary activities in Lyon... during a test flight.
56	Toussin, René	1910-04-19
57	Mollien, Elie Abel	1910-04-19
58	Mumm, Walter de	1910-04-19	Germany
59	Gaubert, Louis	1910-05-05		d. 9 April 1959.
60	Rigal, Victor	1910-05-05
61	Jullerot, Henri	1910-05-05		d. 31 Oct. 1957.
62	Cheuret, Léon	1910-05-05
63	Fequant, Albert	1910-05-05		KIA 5 Sept. 1915.
64	Barrier, René	1910-05-05
65	Sido	1910-05-05		KIA 1914.
66	Sallenave, Henri	1910-05-05		d. in 1953.
67	Bruneau de Laborie	1910-05-05		d. in accident in "Afrique occidentale française" (AOF i.e. French West Africa French West Africa French West Africa was a federation of eight French colonial territories in Africa: Mauritania, Senegal, French Sudan , French Guinea , Côte d'Ivoire , Upper Volta , Dahomey and Niger... ).
68	Acquaviva, Paul-Victor (Lieut.)	1910-05-05		d. in 1944.
69	Montigny, Alfred de	1910-05-05
70	Sands, Hayden	1910-05-05	USA	New York Times entry for Hayden Sands
71	Dickson, Bertram (Captain)	1910-05-05	UK
72	McArdle, W.D.	1910-04-19	UK	d.
73	Weiss, Henri	1910-05-02
74	Cederström, Carl Gustav Alexander Carl Cederström Friherre Carl Gustav Alexander Cederström was a pioneering Swedish aviator, often nicknamed "the flying Baron".-Biography:...	1910-05-02	Sweden	d. in accident 29 June 1918 in the Gulf of Bothnia Gulf of Bothnia The Gulf of Bothnia is the northernmost arm of the Baltic Sea. It is situated between Finland's west coast and Sweden's east coast. In the south of the gulf lie the Åland Islands, between the Sea of Åland and the Archipelago Sea.-Name:... .
75	Gilmour, Douglas Graham	1910-04-19	UK	d. in accident 17 February 1912 at Richmond (UK).
76	Mignot, Robert	1910-05-17
77	Didier, Adolphe	1910-05-17
78	Martinet, Robert Francois	1910-05-17		d. in accident at Micra airfield on the Salonica Front 9 April 1917.
79	Tetard, Maurice	1910-05-17
80	Marie, Félix (Capt.)	1910-05-17
81	Ladougne, Emile	1910-05-17
82	Gibbs, Launcelot	1910-06-10	UK
83	Wagner, Louis	1910-06-10
84	Taurin, André	1910-06-10
85	Colliex, Maurice	1910-06-10		Test pilot for the Aéroplanes Voisin; d. 16 January 1955.
86	Labouchere, René	1910-06-10	Switzerland	Chief pilot at Potez in 1922.
87	Bielovucic, Juan	1910-06-10	Peru	d. 14 January 1949.
88	Pequet, Henri	1910-06-10		Worked for Morane-Saulnier as chief test pilot, later airport director at Vichy Vichy Vichy is a commune in the department of Allier in Auvergne in central France. It belongs to the historic province of Bourbonnais.It is known as a spa and resort town and was the de facto capital of Vichy France during the World War II Nazi German occupation from 1940 to 1944.The town's inhabitants... .
89	Etévé, Albert Octave (General)	1910-06-10		Invented the Etévé Anemometer.
90	Marconnet, Charles	1910-06-10		KIA 22 December 1914.
91	Paul, Ernest	1910-06-10
92	Gibert, Louis,	1910-06-10
93	Frey, André	1910-06-10		d. in accident 21 Nov. 1912 at Reims/Mourmelon (France).)
94	Champel, Florentin	1910-06-10
95	Hanriot, Marcel	1910-06-10		Son of René Hanriot, no. 375; d. in March 1961.
96	Dufour, Jean	1910-06-10
97	Clolus (Commandant)	1910-06-10
98	Lebedeff, Wladimir	1910-06-10	Russia	d. Paris 22 February 1947.
99	Paillette, Marcel	1910-06-10
100	Audemars, Edmond	1910-06-10	Switzerland	"Successful athlete (sprinter, racing cyclist); 6th pilot to succeed in ""looping the loop""."
101	Blondeau, Gustave	1910-06-10
102	Gobé, Armand	1910-06-10
103	Dufour, Edmond	1910-06-10		d. in 1939.
104	Niel, Albert	1910-06-10		d. 6 January 1936.
105	Nieuport, Édouard de	1910-06-10		d. in accident 15 Sept. 1911 at Charny/Verdun.
106	Madiot (Captain)	1910-06-10		d. in accident 23 Oct. 1910 at La Brayelle nr. Douai (France).
107	Baeder, Ferdinand de	1910-06-21
108	Clement-Bayard, Maurice	1910-06-21		Son of the founder of the Clément-Bayard Clément-Bayard Clément-Bayard was a French manufacturer of automobiles, aeroplanes and airships founded in 1903 by the entrepreneur Adolphe Clément-Bayard . The name celebrated the Chevalier Pierre Terrail, seigneur de Bayard who saved the town of Mézières in 1521... company which designed and built bicycles, engines, automobiles, airships and aeroplanes.
109	Vallon, René	1910-06-21		d. in accident 6 May 1911 at Shanghai (China).
110	Bathiat, Léon	1910-06-21		Fondateur des Vieilles Tiges, d. 3 mai 1967.
111	Laffont, Alexandre	1910-06-21		d. in accident 20 December 1910 (with passenger Pola) at Issy-les_Moulineaux (France).
112	Savary, Robert	1910-06-21
113	Hesne, Paul, Fils	1910-06-21
114	Noguès, Maurice	1910-06-21		d. 15 January 1934 in the crash of the Dewoitine D.332 Dewoitine D.332 -External links:* excellent photo of D.332 in flight top pp. 866... «Emeraude» at Corbigny Corbigny Corbigny is a commune in the Nièvre department in central France.The city is located next to the Morvan and is one of the five Cities-Doors of Parc naturel régional du Morvan.-History:... , France.
115	Schwade, James	1910-06-21
116	Thomas, René	1910-06-21
117	Granel, Marcel	1910-06-21		KIA 11 January 1915.
118	Duval, Emile	1910-06-21		d. 25 May 1956.
119	Daillens, Jean	1910-06-21
120	Bouvier, André	1910-06-21
121	Busson, Guillaume	1910-06-21		d. 17 March 1958.
122	Noël, André	1910-06-21
123	Mahieu, Georges	1910-06-21
124	Petrowsky, Alexandre de	1910-06-21
125	Doroginskly, Stanislas	1910-06-21
126	Loraine, E. B. Eustace Loraine -See also:*List of accidents and incidents involving military aircraft... (Robert)	1910-06-21	UK	Holder of UK certificate no. 154; d. 5 July 1912 at Larkhill (UK).
127	Ruchonnet, Emile	1910-07-01	Switzerland	d. 12 January 1912 at Vidamée nr. Senlis (France).
128	Tabuteau, Maurice	1910-07-01
129	Verliac, Adrien	1910-07-01
130	Van Maasdyck, Clément	1910-07-01	Netherlands	d. in accident 27 August 1910 at Arnhem (NL).
131	Maillols, Joseph	1910-07-01
132	Chevreau, René	1910-07-01
133	Vidard, René	1910-07-01
134	Lesseps, Paul de	1910-07-01
135	Chateau, Edouard	1910-07-19
136	Kuhling, Louis	1910-07-19
137	Bonnier, François-Xavier (General)	1910-07-19
138	Gronier, Jules	1910-07-19
139	Renaux, Eugène	1910-07-19		d. 26 Nov. 55.
140	Gugnet, Gaston	1910-07-19
141	Bournique, Pierre-Marie	1910-07-19		d. in accident 18 May 1911 at Reims.
142	Letheu	1910-07-19
143	Remy, Henri Charles (Lieut.)	1910-07-19		d. in accident 5 Nov. 1914.
144	Mauvais, Jean	1910-07-19
145	Basset	1910-07-19
146	Mailfert, Georges (Colonel)	1910-07-19
147	Garros, Roland	1910-07-19		First aerial crossing of the Mediterranean 23 Sept 1913; fighter pilot, shot down 4 German aircraft; KIA 5 Oct. 1918 (shot down and killed near Vouziers, Ardennes).
148	Obre, Emile	1910-07-19
149	Versepuy, Léon	1910-07-19		d. in November 1954.
150	Beaud, Edouard	1910-07-19
151	Somerset, Somers	1910-07-19	UK	d.
152	Matyevitch-Matzeevitch, Bronislas	1910-07-19	Russia	d. in accident 1 May 1911 at Sebastopol.
153	Saunier	1910-08-09		KIA.
154	Lucca, Désiré (Colonel )	1910-08-09
155	Sanchez-Besa, José	1910-08-09
156	Caumont la Force, Jacques de (Lieut.)	1910-08-09		d. in accident 30 December 1910 at Saint Cyr.
157	Mouthier, Louis	1910-08-09
158	Devaulx, Robert (Lieutenant)	1910-08-09		d. in accident 2 Sept. 1913
159	Chemet, Géo	1910-08-09		KIA.
160	Chassagne, Jean	1910-08-09
161	Perin, Albert	1910-08-09
162	Martin, Xavier	1910-08-09
163	Chailley, Henri	1910-08-09
164	Picard, Pierre	1910-08-09
165	Hugoni, Edouard	1910-08-09		d. 14 March 1947.
166	Molla, Michel-Paul	1910-08-09		d. in 1951.
167	Train, Émile	1910-08-09
168	Mahieu, Michel	1910-08-09		KIA 2 May 1918.
169	Prier, Pierre	1910-08-09		d. in 1950.
170	Letort, Léon	1910-08-09		d. in accident 10 December 1913 nr. Bordeaux (France).
171	Barra, Franck	1910-08-09
172	Molla, Henri	1910-08-09
173	Balensi, Albert (Captain)	1910-08-09
174	Vullierme	1910-08-09
175	Byasson, Louis L/V	1910-08-09		d. in accident 14 April 1911 at Coignieres nr. Buc (France).
176	Lesire, Eugène	1910-08-09
177	Simon, René (Captain)	1910-08-09
178	Matziewitch, Levko (Captain)	1910-08-09	Ukrainian	d. in accident 7 Oct. 1910 at Saint Petersburg.
179	Parisot, Léon	1910-08-09		d. in accident.
180	Caudron, René	1910-08-29		d. 27 Sept. 59.
181	Oulianine, Serge	1910-08-29
182	Poillot, Edmond	1910-08-29		d. in accident 25 Sept. 1910 at Chartres (France).
183	Weiss, Gustave	1910-08-29		d. 11 Nov. 1955.
184	Robillard, Georges Comte de	1910-08-29		d. in accident 4 May 1912 in Nice (France).
185	Dufour, Louis	1910-08-29
186	Gournay, Henri	1910-08-29
187	Sée, Raymond	1910-08-29		d. in accident.
188	Glorieux, Léon	1910-08-29
189	Parent, François	1910-08-29
190	Paris-Leclerc, Max	1910-08-29		d. 17 Nov. 1953.
191	Zaifine, Jean	1910-08-29
192	André, Claude	1910-08-29
193	Baugnies, Jean-Bernard-Eugène	1910-08-29		d. 8 Sept. 1935.
194	Lafon, Charles	1910-08-29
195	Piotrowsky, Grégoire	1910-08-29	Poland	d. 29 March 1913 in Warsaw (Poland).
196	Duperron	1910-08-29
197	Girard, Justin	1910-08-29		KIA 24 March 1916.
198	Kauffmann, Paul	1910-08-29		d. 4 April 1959.
199	Menard, Paul (Colonel)	1910-08-29		d. 13 April 1954.
200	Caille, Albert	1910-08-29
201	Florencie, Jean	1910-08-29
202	Joliot, André	1910-08-29
203	Koechlin, Jean Paul	1910-08-29
204	Langhe, Armand de	1910-08-29
205	Bill, Henri	1910-08-29		Test pilot for Farman.
206	Reymond, Émile	1910-08-29		KIA 2 Oct 1914.
207	Raygorodski, Abram	1910-08-29
208	Wynmalen, Henri	1910-08-29
209	Malynski, Emmanuel de	1910-08-29
210	Kebouroff, Vissarlon	1910-08-29
211	Scipio del Campo, Michel	1910-08-29
212	Melly, Henry G.	1910-08-29	UK
213	Harding, Howard J.	1910-08-29	UK
214	Archer, Ernest	1910-08-29	UK
215	Blanchard, Fernand	1910-08-29		d. in accident 26 Oct. 1910 at Issy les Moulineaux.
216	Guée, Albert	1910-08-29
217	Visseaux, Henry-Jean	1910-08-29	France	d. in 1949
218	Servies, JuIes	1910-08-29
219	Delage, Gustave	1910-08-29
220	Yence, Raymond	1910-08-29
221	Cordonnier, Robert	1910-08-29		d. in accident 9 June 1932 at Denain.
222	Labouret, René	1910-08-29
223	Kostine, Nicolas	1910-08-29
224	Loridan, Marcel	1910-08-29
225	Wassilieff de	1910-08-29	Russia
226	Niel, Marthe	1910-10-04		d. in December 1928.
227	Kousminski de	1910-10-04		d. in accident 30 May 1914 at Odessa.
228	Gaudard, Louis	1910-09-19		d. in accident 15 April 1913, Monaco.
229	Meyer, Jules Maurice	1910-09-19
230	Lipkowski, Henri de	1910-09-19	Russia
231	Smith, Waldemar William	1910-09-19	UK	d. in accident 27 May 1911 at Saint Petersbourg.
232	Binda, Léon	1910-10-04
233	Cheutin, Etienne-Jean (General)	1910-10-04
234	Molon, Louis	1910-10-04
235	Molon, Lucien	1910-10-04		d. 7 July 1957.
236	Baillod, Louis	1910-10-04
237	Bathiat, Georges	1910-10-04
238	Marquezy, René	1910-10-04
239	Hainaux, Marcel	1910-10-04
240	Gilbert, Eugène	1910-10-04		d. in accident 16 May 1918 at Villacoublay.
241	Lombardi, Henri	1910-10-04
242	Cure, Gaston	1910-10-04
243	Deve	1910-10-04
244	Blanchet, Georges	1910-10-04
245	Komaroff, Michel	1910-10-04
246	Laurens, Ernest	1910-10-04
247	Hautefeuille	1910-10-04
248	Boivin, Albert	1910-10-04
249	Lemartin, Théodore	1910-10-04		d. in accident 18 June 1911 at Vincennes (France).
250	Chioni, Basile	1910-10-04
251	Gaye, Georges	1910-10-04		d. 3 January 1952.
252	Algrin, René	1910-10-01		d. November 1932.
253	Junod, Auguste	1910-10-04		d. 30 August 1927.
254	Derny, Léon	1910-10-04
255	Ludmann, Gaston (General)	1910-10-04
256	Orus, Maurice	1910-10-04
257	Harle, André	1910-10-04
258	Hammond, Joe J.	1910-10-04	NZ/UK	d.
259	Esterre, Charles d'	1910-10-04	UK
260	Burke, C. J. Charles Burke (British Army officer) Lieutenant-Colonel Charles James Burke DSO was an officer in the Royal Irish Regiment and the Royal Flying Corps and a military aviation pioneer.... (Capt.)	1910-10-04	UK
261	Blard	1910-10-19
262	Morel, Pierre	1910-10-19		d. in September 1914.
263	Begue, Jean	1910-10-19
264	Jost, René (Capt.)	1910-10-19		d. 30 March 1912 after accident in February 1912 at Etampes.
265	Grezaud, Pierre (Lt.-Col.)	1910-10-19		d. in 1953.
266	Jamblez, Paul	1910-10-19
267	Chatain, Marius	1910-10-19
268	Barbotte, Ernest	1910-10-19
269	Vallier, Edmond	1910-10-19		d. in accident in September 1914.
270	Felix, Julien (Commandant)	1910-10-19		d. in accident 16 June 1914 Chartres (France).
271	Bachot, Anastase	1910-10-19
272	Paul, Edmond A.	1910-10-19	UK
273	Zelinsky, Michel de	1910-11-08
274	Duflot, Eugène	1910-11-08		d. 11 March 1957 at Pau.
275	Balaye, Auguste	1910-11-08
276	Beard, Pierre	1910-11-08
277	Briançon, Lucien	1910-11-08
278	Lafargue, Henri	1910-11-08
279	Collin, Georges	1910-11-08
280	Bresson, Georges	1910-11-08
281	Marvingt, Marie	1910-11-08		d. in Nancy 14 December 1963.
282	Vasseur, Narcisse	1910-11-08
283	Boise de Courcenay, Edmond de	1910-11-08
284	Goffin, Marcel	1910-11-08
285	Villeneuve Trans, Louis de	1910-11-08		d. 26 May 1957.
286	Charpentier, Louis	1910-11-08
287	Cames, Mario-Garcia	1910-11-08
288	Romance, François de	1910-11-08
289	Tokugawa, Yoshutoohi	1910-11-08
290	Koolhoven, Frederick Frederick Koolhoven Frederick Koolhoven was an aircraft designer in Britain and his native Netherlands.Koolhoven was born in Bloemendaal, Netherlands. After training as an engineer in Liège and Antwerp, he worked from 1907 as a mechanical engineer for Minerva in Antwerp, and also drove in races and rallies for them....	1910-11-08	Netherlands	Rally driver, aircraft designer and manufacturer.
291	Kijmmerling, Albert	1910-11-08		d. (with his engineer Tonnet) in accident 9 June 1912 at Mourmelon (France).
292	Studensky, Paul	1910-11-23
293	Lusetti, Archimède	1910-11-23
294	Clavenad, Pierre (Captain)	1910-11-23		d. in accident.
295	Bousquet, Paul	1910-11-23		KIA.
296	Chatain, Louis	1910-11-28
297	Bellier, Albert	1910-11-23
298	Tenaud, Charles	1910-11-23
299	Piccolo, Giulio	1910-11-23	Italy	Holder of Italian certificate no. 28b; d. in accident 26 December 1910 at Sao Paulo (Brazil).
300	Wintrebert, Henri	1910-11-23
301	Pascal, Ferdinand	1910-11-23		d. 1956.
302	Gaulard, Charles	1910-11-23		d. in 1953.
303	Boyer, Louis	1910-12-07
304	Valleton, Alfred	1910-12-07		d. in 1952.
305	Garnier, Léonce	1910-12-07
306	Morin, Roger	1910-12-07
307	Barillon, Pierre-Paul	1910-12-07		d. 3 Sept. 1912.
308	D'Aiguillon, Roger d'	1910-12-07
309	Bobba, André	1910-12-07		KIA in 1916.
310	Colomb, Henri	1910-12-07
311	Perreyon, Edmond	1910-12-07		d. in accident 25 Nov. 1913.
312	Vedrines, Jules	1910-12-07		d. in accident.
313	Gaubert, Edmond	1910-12-07
314	Normand	1910-12-07
315	Vigne, Henri Victorin	1910-12-07
316	Schumberger, Maurice	1910-12-07		KIA.
317	Bellot, André	1910-12-07
318	Herveux, Jane	1910-12-07		d. 15 January 55.
319	Planchut, Edmond	1910-12-07
320	Lecomte, Léon	1910-12-07		Holder of German certificate no. 58; d. in accident 7 Sept. 1911 at Belzheim/Colmar (Germany).
321	Level, René	1910-12-07		d. 14 Oct. 1911 following accident on 12 Oct. 1911 at Reims (France).
322	Conneau, Jean	1910-12-07		d. 10 August 1937 at Lodève.
323	Lutge, Frits	1910-12-07
324	Eristov, Prince Vladimir	1910-11-08
325	Maslenikof, Boris	1910-12-07	Bulgaria
326	Semeniouk, Ignace	1910-11-23	Russia
327	Lewkowicz, Ladis	1910-11-23		d. 16 April 1939.
328	Marchal, Anselme	1910-11-23	Switzerland	d. 26 June 1921.
329	Gounouilhou, André	1910-11-23
330	Tricornot de Rose (Commandant)	1910-11-23		KIA.
331	Princeteau, Pierre (Lieut. )	1910-11-23		d. in accident 18 June 1911 at Issy-les-Moulineaux (France).
332	Noël, Jules	1910-11-23		d. in accident 9 February 1911 at Douzy/Douai (France).
333	Chevalier, Louis	1910-11-23
334	Malherbe, René Marie Pierre de (Lt.- Col.)	1910-11-23		d. 11 May 1931 at Villacoublay.
335	Gaget, Joseph	1910-11-23
336	Sismanoglou, Jean	1910-11-23		KIA 15 June 1915.
337	Bague, Edouard-Jean (Lieut.)	1910-11-23		Disappeared 5 June 1911 while attempting to cross to Mediterranean Sea, near Corsica.
338	Van Gaver, Paul	1910-11-23
339	Miltgen, Paul	1910-11-23
340	Féquant, Philippe (General)	1910-11-23		d. 28 December 1938.
341	Joly,	1910-11-23
342	Vialard, Charles,	1910-11-23
343	Gallie, Fernand	1910-11-23		KIA.
344	Labouchère, Jacques	1910-11-23

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