Oliver Sutton (RAF officer)

Captain Oliver Manners Sutton was a World War I flying ace credited with seven aerial victories.

Early life
Sutton's parents were Algernon Charles and Winifred Alice Sutton of "Woodcroft", Tunbridge Wells, Kent.

World War I service
Sutton piloted a Sopwith Pup for six of his victories, which were scored while posted to 54 Squadron. He would return to battle in late 1918 as a Sopwith Camel pilot, and add another victory to his score on 15 August 1918.

Death
Sutton died on 16 August 1921. At the time, he was a Flight Lieutenant with the Royal Air Force Experimental Establishment. He was buried in the southwest corner of Saint Michael and All Angels Churchyard, Withyham, East Essex, England.