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Southampton Old Cemetery
Tower Hill Memorial, London
Previously commemorated on the Tower Hill
Memorial in London, his grave has recently (2016) been
discovered in Southampton Old Cemetery.
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Remembered on:
Island (Bailiwick) Memorial,
St Peter Port, Guernsey
St Peter Port Parish Memorial, St Peter Port
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The steamship Normandy was torpedoed and
sunk (without warning) by a German submarine U.90 8 miles
E by N of Cape La Hague on January 25th 1918.
14 crew and 13 passengers dead, 6 crew and 7 passengers
rescued
Commonwealth
War Graves Commission Record
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Chief Officer Thomas Edwin Pleace
Mercantile Marine. S.S. "Normandy"
(Southampton)
Owned by London & South Western Railway Co.
25/01/1918
Son of Captain Thomas George Pleace of 1 Osberta Terrace,
Bouet, St Peter Port and the late Sarah Vincent Pleace.
Husband of Agnes Norah Pleace (nee Butcher), of The
Old House, Foundry Lane, Southampton. Born at Guernsey.
Lost, aged 48 years.
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