| Patrick McGee was the son of John and Mary McGee.
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| Patrick was born in Dungannon about 1884.
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| Patrick McGee married Margaret Mary about 1909. Margaret was from Kilkenny.
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| The 1911 census records Patrick and his wife living at house 6 in Flood Street, Kilkenny. He was an unemployed vanman.
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| The 1911 census has a possible listing of the McGee family, living at house 17 in Churchill Street in Belfast. Patrick was not living with family. His mother was a widow.
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| The Belfast Street Directory of 1912 lists a Mrs Mary Magee at 35 Churchill Street. The 1918 Belfast Street Directory lists a Mary Magee, a grocer, living at 47 Churchill Street.
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| Private Patrick McGee arrived in France with the 9th Battalion of the Scottish Rifles on 29th June 1915.
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| Private Patrick McGee was serving with the 9th Battalion of the Scottish Rifles in France when he was killed in action on 25th September 1915. He was 31 years old.
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| Private Patrick McGee has no known grave and is commemorated on the Loos Memorial in France.
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| Private Patrick McGee is also commemorated on Kilkenny War Memorial.
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| The CWGC record Private Patrick McGee as the son of John and Mary McGee of 47 Churchill Street, Belfast.
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| The CWGC also record Private McGee as the husband of Margaret Mary McGee of 58 High Street, Kilkenny.
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