Peacock - Wilson, St Pancras, post 1901

[Gadget]

I am trying to find more information on this family post 1901.

 Alice Carson Wilson was my first cousin, twice removed. I have all information on her up to and including the 1901 census.

Alice Carson Wilson, b. 6 July 1862, Ruabon, Denbighshire m. Harry Paul Peacock,  June q., 1884, Lambeth
 
1901: RG13/132/83/25  42 Mornington Road, St Pancras

Harry P PEACOCK, 44, Sedgley, Staffs, fabrication master
Alice C, 37, Ruabon
Harry G, 15, Newington, solicitor's clerk
Alice C, 14, Newington
Florence E, 12, Newington
Albert E, 10, Newington
Frederica M, 8, St Pancras
Sydney A, 4, St Pancras
Dorothy, 2, St Pancras
Frederick, 1, St Pancras

Does anyone recognise this family?

Grateful for any info/advice.

Gadget

Added - perhaps I'll check the WW1 medals cards - maybe the elder two sons will be listed

[liverpool annie]

Well Gadget here's one .... if you don't have it already ... 

Have to have coffee before I try any more ......... 

Medal card of Peacock, Harry G
Army Service Corps
M2/079352
Private
Army Service Corps
M2/079352
Acting Corporal
Date
1914-1920

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0kp/

Annie 

[Gadget]

Thanks Annie.  You're a real pal  I had to solve a problem with a gas delivery - went in ditch so was somewhat sidetracked.

It looks as if he survived the war then. I wonder if he became a solicitor. Better check Inns of Court or whatever.

Gadget

[liverpool annie]

Gadget - if you download 1 - you'll get 6 !! I'd be inclind to go for the London regiment ..............

There's 10 Albert E's

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0kr/

and 3 Sidney A's

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0kq/

Annie 

[Gadget]

Thanks Annie 

I've selected london Reg and Army Service Corp for Sidney  (big brother and all that)

Any more while I've got my plastic at the ready 

Gadget

[liverpool annie]

Not yet !!....... 

[Gadget]

Here's Harry G. he was in the Balkans: