The badge of the Royal Military Police

Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Laycock
Initials:F
Rank:Lance Corporal
Army Number:14405868
Notes:CMP. 29/6/1943 Died. He was born and resided in Leeds.
War Diary WO 175/1214 179 Company, Ports: 28/6/1943, 23.55 hrs, L/Cpl Laycock murdered on Mole Mouches, 29/6/1943 Spr Pascoe Royal Engineers, No. 1 Transit Camp surrendered himself for murder. Pte McCullough Black Watch arrested as an accomplice. 7/7/1942 enquiry into death of L/Cpl Laycock, murdered on the mole Mouches, Algiers by Pte Pascoe, RE and Pte McCullough, Black Watch. 26/8/1943 trial of Spr Pascoe RE and Pte McCullough, Black Watch for murder of L/Cpl Laycock. Sapper Pascoe is buried in El Alia Cemetery and was presumably executed for the murder.
Casualty List 1400, North Africa, died of wounds, casualty should read Died, 29/6/1943.
Inscription on gravestone: Proud and loving memories of a dear husband and daddy who died for his country. Evelyn and Ian.
Fred Laycock.
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:June 29, 1943
Company:179 PORTS COY
CWGC Link:2151561
Cemetery:EL ALIA CEMETERY, ALGERIA 🇩🇿
Make this Notebook Trusted to load map: File -> Trust Notebook