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| The men that fell serving their country are remembered on war
memorials across the U.K. Some are town memorials which are prominently placed and have numerous names, some are small village plaques and only have a few. This page lists the occurrences where a family member is recorded on a memorial. The entries here have been sourced from "Roll-Of-Honour.com", the Royal British Legion and the Armed Forces Memorial |
| LEST WE FORGET |
Boer War 1899 - 1902
| County/Place | MEMORIAL | Notes |
| Yorkshire | YORK, BOER WAR MEMORIAL | ALEXANDRA PRINCESS OF WALES’S OWN (YORKSHIRE REGIMENT). [Info] |
| PINNOCK | J | Private, 1st Battalion. Died of disease. |
World War I (1914 - 1918)
| County/Place | MEMORIAL | Notes |
| Sussex | RUMBOLDSWHYKE | St. Georges Parish Church, Rumboldswyke includes the memorials for both wars from the redundant church of All Saints Portfield and, as part of Chichester City, the names of those who died from Rumboldswyke in World War 1. The memorial is a large stone memorial outside the Church with 62 names listed, 38 are listed on the City Memorial. The Portfield Memorials are at the East & West Ends of the Church. [Info] |
| PINNOCK | William Charles | Private 5402, 11th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers 18th Division. Killed in action 17th February 1917. Born in Lavant and enlisted in Lodsworth. Next of kin, Lodsworth. Buried in Regina Trench Cemetery, Grandcourt. |
| Northamptonshire | IRTHLINGBOROUGH | The memorial stands on the main road that runs through Irthlingborough. The World War 2 names are on the top level and World War 1 on the bottom. There are several duplications of surname and initial for World War 1 and two entries that appear on two separate panels out of sequence which appear to be in error as they are the last two names on one plate and the first two names on the next plate. [Info] |
| PINNOCK | Horace | Private 26540, 7th Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. Died of wounds 18th May 1918. Born, resident and enlisted Irthlingborough. |
| Witshire | BOX | Erected A.D. 1920 by public subscription in ever grateful memory of the men from
Box and Ditteridge who during the Great War 1914-18 left all that was
dear to them at the call of duty to endure hardships, to face danger and
gave their lives for the freedom of the world. The Memorial is situated at the western end of Box village on the junction of the A4, Bath Road, and the A365, Devizes Road. It has eight stone panels, upon one of which is the Dedication. The remaining seven panels contain the names of the fallen and are shown below. The Memorial is surmounted by a cross. [Info] |
| PINNOCK | William | Private, Wiltshire Regiment. |
| Hertfordshire | LITTLE GADDESDEN | To be found on a wall of a house off Bridgwater Road. The decorative tablets either side of the memorial are from Ashridge House. [Info] |
| PINNOCK | George Edward | Ordinary Seaman J/31811, H.M.S. "Black Prince", Royal Navy. Died Wednesday 31st May 1916. Age 17. Son of Edward Henry and Ruth Pinnock, of The Gardens, Little Gaddesden, Berkhamsted, Herts. Commemorated on CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent. Panel 16. |
Armed Forces Memorial (1945 to date)
| County/Place | MEMORIAL | Notes |
| Staffordshire | Armed Forces Memorial | The first national memorial dedicated to the men and women of the United Kingdom Armed Forces (Regular and Reserve) killed on duty or as a result of terrorist action since the Second World War. The memorial was dedicated in the presence of HM The Queen on 12 October 2007. [Info] |
| PINNOCK | Charles Edwin | Service No. 388617, Army, Captain, R.E.M.E [Info] (PDF Certificate 1.4Mb) |
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