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George Thomas Peacock 7th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment |
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Died of wounds, France & Flanders |
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The Church bells were muffled on Sunday in honour of the memory of George Peacock, an old ringer. News of the death of this young villager, killed in France, came to his parents on Thursday. He was one of four brothers serving, and joined up in the autumn of 1914 in the Beds Regiment. He had been through numerous engagements during his 3 years active service" |
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Remembered with honour: Crouy British Cemetery, Crouy-Sur-Somme, Somme, France Grave Number I.A.12 |
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