En faisant une toute autre recherche, je suis tombé sur ce texte dans Flight du 24 juillet 1919, page 978, qui apportera peut-être quelque chose à ce fil :.../... Sinon niveau ressemblance ya aussi Elise Deroche qui est morte le 18 juillet 1919 (donc avant la date supposée de la photo mais c'est pas dit que la date soit exacte). Si ce n'est pas elle, je pense que niveau âge elles ne sont pas loin l'une de l'autre : 35 ans (Elise les aurait eu en août justement)
Baroness de la Roche Killed
It appears almost ironical that the Baroness de la Roche, who was the first woman pilot, should have been killed while flying as a passenger. What happened is not very clear, but i t would seem that the machine in which she was flying, overturned during a trial flight. Baroness de la Roche was
killed instantly and the pilot, Barrault, died very shortly afterwards. Baroness de la Roche, secured her pilot's certificate in France on March 8, 1910, having qualified on a Voisin biplane, and in the following November she won the Femina Cup with a flight of 200 miles. During the War she tried without success to join the French Air Service. A few weeks ago she took a machine up to a height of 4,900 metres (16,170 ft.) but the French Club refused to recognise " women's records," a decision which has caused some discussion across the Channel.
Voilà, voilà ...
Cordialement,
PM