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Name: | JESSOP, GEORGE HENRY | |
Initials: | G H | |
Nationality: | United Kingdom | |
Rank: | Private | |
Regiment/Service: | King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry | |
Unit Text: | 2nd Bn. | |
Age: | ||
Date of Death: | 2nd January 1915 | |
Service No: | 8700 | |
Additional Information: | ||
Casualty Type: | Commonwealth War Dead | |
Grave/Memorial Reference: | Panel 47. | |
Memorial: | YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL | |
In memory of Private George Henry Jessop | ||
Name: | HADDOCK | |
Initials: | W A | |
Nationality: | United Kingdom | |
Rank: | Private | |
Regiment/Service: | Royal Warwickshire Regiment | |
Unit Text: | 1st/8th Bn. | |
Age: | ||
Date of Death: | 4th November 1918 | |
Service No: | 42709 | |
Additional Information: | ||
Casualty Type: | Commonwealth War Dead | |
Grave/Memorial Reference: | A 22 | |
Memorial: | LANDRECIES BRITISH CEMETERY | |
In memory of Private W A Haddock | ||
Historical Information: Landrecies was the scene of rear-guard fighting on 25 August 1914, after the Battle of Mons, and from that date it remained in German hands until it was
captured by the 25th Division on 4 November 1918. Landrecies British Cemetery was made by the 25th Division in November 1918 and all burials date from the period October 1918
to January 1919. |
Correct as at 1st January 2020