Peacock, John George. Born and living in North Ormesby, John George Peacock enlisted in with the 4th battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment. Private Peacock was killed in actions close to Elverdinghe during the Passchendaele offensive on October 28th 1917 at the age of 28. John Peacock was the husband of Alice E Goodieson, formerly Peacock of in North Ormesby and having no known grave is remembered today on the Tyne Cot Memorial to the north east of Ypres in . Peacock, John Robert. John Robert Peacock was born and served with the Merchant Navy as a Mess Room Boy aboard the SS Harlington. He perished aged just 16 on December 9th 1916 when the Harlington struck a mine off Harwich on the coast of . The son of George Elmer Peacock and Ada Peacock of “Ermine” in Middlesbrough his name is remembered on the Tower Hill Memorial in in . Peacock, Thomas. born Thomas Peacock lived in where he enlisted into the 12th battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment. Private Peacock was killed in action on September 27th 1915 aged 18 during the Battle of Loos and having no known grave is remembered on the Loos Memorial at situated along the Lens to Bethune road. Thomas Peacock was the son of Joseph and Elizabeth Peacock of in . Pearce, H. Pearce, James Victor. James Victor Pearce was born in where he enlisted into the 15th battalion of the Durham Light Infantry. Wounded in action, Private Pearce died of his injuries aged just 18 on January 26th 1916. His grave can be seen today in in the town of on the channel coast of . James Pearce was the son of Joseph and Annie Pearce of in . Pearce, Frederick Pemberton. Born in South Bank, Frederick Pearce enlisted in with the 8th battalion of the King’s Royal Rifle Corps. Lance Corporal Pearce died at home on August 20th 1917 at the age of 19 and today lies buried in .
Peacock, John George. Born and living in North Ormesby, John George Peacock enlisted in with the 4th battalion of the Yorkshire Regiment. Private Peacock was killed in actions close to Elverdinghe during the Passchendaele offensive on October 28th 1917 at the age of 28. John Peacock was the husband of Alice E Goodieson, formerly Peacock of in North Ormesby and having no known grave is remembered today on the Tyne Cot Memorial to the north east of Ypres in . Peacock, John Robert. John Robert Peacock was born and served with the Merchant Navy as a Mess Room Boy aboard the SS Harlington. He perished aged just 16 on December 9th 1916 when the Harlington struck a mine off Harwich on the coast of . The son of George Elmer Peacock and Ada Peacock of “Ermine” in Middlesbrough his name is remembered on the Tower Hill Memorial in in . Peacock, Thomas. born Thomas Peacock lived in where he enlisted into the 12th battalion of the West Yorkshire Regiment. Private Peacock was killed in action on September 27th 1915 aged 18 during the Battle of Loos and having no known grave is remembered on the Loos Memorial at situated along the Lens to Bethune road. Thomas Peacock was the son of Joseph and Elizabeth Peacock of in . Pearce, H. Pearce, James Victor. James Victor Pearce was born in where he enlisted into the 15th battalion of the Durham Light Infantry. Wounded in action, Private Pearce died of his injuries aged just 18 on January 26th 1916. His grave can be seen today in in the town of on the channel coast of . James Pearce was the son of Joseph and Annie Pearce of in . Pearce, Frederick Pemberton. Born in South Bank, Frederick Pearce enlisted in with the 8th battalion of the King’s Royal Rifle Corps. Lance Corporal Pearce died at home on August 20th 1917 at the age of 19 and today lies buried in .