his eldest son, Derek. Moore-Brabazon is buried in Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens, Buckinghamshire. References External links Film trailer of A Dream of Flight a documentary that celebrates the centenary of the first powered flight by a Briton in Britain, JTC Moore Brabazon, in 1909 on The Isle of Sheppey. Photograph by Cecil Beaton, 1940 Portrait in Pastels by Alfred Egerton Cooper, 1958 "Kestrel" Brabazon's Autogyro yacht at Classic Boat Museum Papers held by the Royal Air Force Museum London Archive and Library. 1884 births 1964 deaths Aerial reconnaissance pioneers Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge John British Army personnel of World War I British aviation pioneers British people of World War II Burials in Buckinghamshire Commandeurs of the Légion d'honneur Moore-Brabazon, John English aviators Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire Members of London County Council Members of the Early Birds of Aviation Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom Ministers in the Churchill wartime government, 1940–1945 People educated at Harrow School Politicians from London Recipients of the Military Cross Royal Air Force officers Royal Air Force personnel of World War I Royal Flying Corps officers Secretaries of State for Transport (UK) Moore-Brabazon, John Moore-Brabazon, John Moore-Brabazon, John Moore-Brabazon, John Moore-Brabazon, John Moore-Brabazon, John UK MPs who were granted peerages 1 Barons created by George VI