The following information is copied from the World War One Commemorative Website of Alleyn’s School in Dulwich, reference: https://ww1.alleyns.org.uk/boys-n-q/peed-tp, and we thank Alleyn’s School for allowing us to use the material in this blog post. Image Alleyn's School
THOMAS PERCY PEED KILLED ON THIS DAY 10TH JULY 1916
2nd Lieutenant, South Staffordshire Regiment
Thomas Percy Peed lived at 80 Mitcham Lane, Streatham and joined the war effort after being granted a commission. Following the completion of his officer training, he was attached to the South Staffordshire Regiment as a 2nd Lieutenant. During his time with the regiment, he saw action on the Western Front and was serving in France during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.
Unfortunately, Thomas was killed in action on July 10th 1916. He is buried at Heilly Cemetery, Mericourt.
(©Alleyn's School, Dulwich)
2nd Lieutenant, South Staffordshire Regiment
Thomas Percy Peed lived at 80 Mitcham Lane, Streatham and joined the war effort after being granted a commission. Following the completion of his officer training, he was attached to the South Staffordshire Regiment as a 2nd Lieutenant. During his time with the regiment, he saw action on the Western Front and was serving in France during the Battle of the Somme in 1916.
Unfortunately, Thomas was killed in action on July 10th 1916. He is buried at Heilly Cemetery, Mericourt.
(©Alleyn's School, Dulwich)
