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Pepper: First World War

15 people named Pepper are engraved on memorials for the First World War.

See everyone named Pepper, or every surname on First World War memorials.

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  1. A. Pepper

    Named on Middleton War Memorial, Middleton, Suffolk

  2. A. Pepper

    Named on Middleton War Memorial, Middleton, Norfolk

  3. Pte A.C. Pepper

    R. Berks. R.

    Named on Harpenden War Memorial, Harpenden, Hertfordshire

  4. A.J. Pepper

    Named on Brighton War Memorial, Brighton and Hove, East Sussex

  5. Lieut. B. Pepper

    Named on Gateway, including gate, gate piers and lamp overthrow, and flanking First and Second World War memorials at the entrance to the churchyard of the Church of St Andrew War Memorial, Kegworth, Leicestershire

  6. Bertram Jowett Pepper

    Named on Pool-in-Wharfedale War Memorial, Pool, West Yorkshire

  7. Bertram Leopold Pepper

    Named on Orpington War Memorial, London Borough of Bromley, Greater London

  8. Pte. C. Pepper

    Named on Biggleswade War Memorial, Bedfordshire

  9. E.L. Pepper

    R. Sussex

    Named on Peasenhall War Memorial, Peasenhall, Suffolk

  10. J. Pepper

    Named on Brighton War Memorial, Brighton and Hove, East Sussex

  11. J.H. Pepper

    Named on Goole Cenotaph, Goole, East Riding of Yorkshire

  12. L. W. Pepper

    Named on Mepal War Memorial, Mepal, Cambridgeshire

  13. S. Pepper

    Named on Brighton War Memorial, Brighton and Hove, East Sussex

  14. PTE T. Pepper

    Named on Loughborough Carillon Tower and War Memorial Museum, Charnwood, Leicestershire

  15. W. Pepper M.M.

    Named on Hitchin War Memorial, North Hertfordshire, Hertfordshire