WW1 memorial - can't make out my relative's name at the moment

[BumbleB]

Perhaps - when all this current crisis is over - you could visit Tyne Cot, a truly wonderful experience as I've been there.  AND I've visited Thiepval in France - where my grandfather is commemorated (no known grave).  It brings tears to the eyes, and a vision of how many of our ancestors gave their lives.

[nicdigby]

Perhaps - when all this current crisis is over - you could visit Tyne Cot, a truly wonderful experience as I've been there.  AND I've visited Thiepval in France - where my grandfather is commemorated (no known grave).  It brings tears to the eyes, and a vision of how many of our ancestors gave their lives.

I've actually been there, when I was making a TV program about it.....but at the time I didn't know that my own relative was commemorated on it. The irony is not lost. Would love to return once we travel again.

[BumbleB]

Oh, the joys of hindsight!  I'm sure that most of us have been there.   

[Gibel]

I imagine you’ve seen the Peabody Memorial for Peabody Ave Pimlico which has your relative’s name on it

[nicdigby]

I imagine you’ve seen the Peabody Memorial for Peabody Ave Pimlico which has your relative’s name on it

Yes I have it, thank you v much for checking.

[japeflakes]

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[nicdigby]

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Thanks very much, it looks clearer on this one.

[markw78]

NicDogdy
You could try

https://www.twgpp.org/photograph/view/256852

small charge but might be worth while,
Rgds
Mark W