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Private E Territt, Canadian Infantry, who was killed in action in France on 29th April, was a son of ex-Sergeant Territt, Blackwatertown |
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From the Tyrone Courier dated 17th May 1917: Private E Territt |
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The CWGC record Private Patrick Edward Territt as the son of James and the late Mrs Territt of Blackwatertown, Moy, County Armagh, Ireland. |
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Patrick Edward Territt was the son of James and Jane Territt. Patrick Edward was born on 20th June 1890. |
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Edward's enlistment papers claim he was born in Benburb, but it seems from the 1901 census report that he was born in County Longford. The lack of a birth record in GRONI supports this. |
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Family: James Territt, Jane Territt, Joseph Territt (born about 1889), Edward Territt (born 20th June 1890), John Territt (born 13th March 1895, Benburb), Mary Jane Territt (born 13th August 1896, Benburb). |
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The 1901 census lists Edward as age 11 living with the family at house 44 in Benburb Town, County Tyrone. |
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The 1911 census does not list Edward as living with the family at house 1 in Tullydowey, Moy, County Tyrone. His father is listed as a retired Royal Irish Constabulary (R.I.C.) officer. |
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The 1911 Canadian census lists Edward living in York, New Brunswick. He had arrived in Canada a year earlier. |
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Edward's mother, Jane Territt, died on 2nd March 1916, aged 56 in the Armagh area. |
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Private Patrick Edward Territt was serving with the 26th Battalion of the Canadian Infantry when he died of wounds on 30th April 1917. He was 27 years old. |
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Private Patrick Edward Territt is buried in the Communal Cemetery in Barlin, a village about 11 kilometres south-west of Bethune, in France. The 6th Casualty Clearing Station was located there, so it is suspected that Private Territt died of wounds while in Barlin. |
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Patrick Territt enlisted in St John, New Brunswick on 26th April 1916. He had been working as a lumberman and living in McAdam Junction, New Brunswick. He gave his next of kin as his father, James, who was living in Benburb. |