The name you're looking for is Edgar Lionel Perry and his wife Martha. Both were killed when the Garibadli Arms at Southampton got a direct hit. The raid was the 23rd of November 1940. A week late 30th of November 1940 the whole of Southampton's main Town Centre was completely flattened. The same raid was repeated the following night 1st of December 1940, this time the big heavy stuff like thousand pounders and landmines were use with great effect and destruction. Interesting point to note here -- about fourteen years ago there was quite a write up with the Heritage Page of the Southampton Echo and the daughter of the Landlord of the Garibadli was the centre of attention of the interview. She survived, but not her Mother or Father as well as a younger sister were all killed during the raid.
As oppose to your question on those who were affected by the flu pandemic after WW1. This is a bit of a hit and miss, but I do know for a fact that some of child dependents on the Relief Fund, under the wing of Southampton were victims of this terrible epidemic. How many isn't listed but that is an area I am working on and is going to take years and years of careful examining to complete, and report back at a later date. Otherwise a good question and I pray some one maybe able to provide a much broader picture to give you satisfaction with your question.
A.W.
