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He is also commemorated on the Memorial Tablet at Horsham Police Station, West Sussex |
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*The SD prefix was a very distinctive army number. It indicated that the holder had volunteered for service in the Sussex Pals and stood for South Downs Battalions. The South Downers were also known as 'Lowthers Lambs' after Colonel Claude Lowther who had been instrumental in their formation and recruitment. |
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Berkeley Thomas TIVEY Born at Willesden Green, Middlesex he joined the West Sussex Constabulary on 6th April 1914 and then enlisted at Worthing, Sussex. Corporal SD/741* 11th Bn., Royal Sussex Regiment Died 16th February 1915 age 21 Son of Mrs D. Tivey of 308, Chapter Road, Willesden Green, London Buried at Willesden New Cemetery, Middlesex Grave reference G. 557 Willesden New Cemetery, Middlesex, England The cemetery contains 130 First World War graves. |
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The Men Index of Cemeteries & Memorials The West Sussex Men |