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Wardie Amateur Football Club, Champions of the II Division Lothian Amateur League 1930-31

1931
Wardie Amateur Football Club, Champions of the II Division Lothian Amateur League 1930-31

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Back Row (l-r) – A Smith (Trainer), T Peacock, R Farrar, T Law, J Mulholland, D Tough, D Condie (President).

Middle Row (l-r) – L Harlow (Vice President), A Downie, R Craigen, C Laing (Capt), T Condie, J Laing, A Smith Jr (Asst Trainer).

Front Row (l-r) – J Sinclair, R Adam

Photography – J Campbell Harper, 131-135 Leith Walk, Leith

Thomas Peacock served four and a half years in India with the Cameron Highlanders, returning to Leith after suffering a burst eardrum. He later became a stevedore at Leith Docks, and lived in Allan Street (now Dudley Avenue South), off Ferry Road. At the start of World War Two, he joined the Leith Home Guard, and was promoted to lieutenant (he was the only member who had actually served in the army).

Thomas Peacock was the father-in-law of Gilbert Wallace, Gilbert having married Thomas’ eldest daughter Catherine in 1960.

[for photo with names attached, see 0509-003]

Donor number: 0509-004

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