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  Wartime Heritage
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  Remembering World War I
      Yarmouth Connections
 
 
   
 
 
  Thomas Leander Fitzgerald
 
 
 
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  Thomas Leander
  Fitzgerald
  3182582
  
  Private
  1st Depot Battalion NS
  17th Reserve Battalion
  
  May 24, 1894 
  Comeau's Hill
  May 17, 1918
  Halifax, NS
  Comeau’s Hill
  24
  5 feet, 4 inches
  medium
  brown
  blue
  Single
  Roman Catholic
  Sailor
  Minnie DeViller (Sister) John Island, Yarmouth Co., NS
  
  July 13, 1919 (Demobilization at Halifax)
  June 10, 1988
  Our Lady of Lourdes Cemetery, Melbourne, Yarmouth Co., NS       
  Thomas was the son of Georges Fitzgerald (1860-1909) and Elizabeth Zabeth Muise (d. 1961).  
  He enlisted at Halifax in May, 1918, and embarked Halifax on August 2, 1918 and disembarked at 
  Liverpool, England on August 16, 1918. 
  At Bramshott Camp he was taken on strength with the 17th 
  Reserve Battalion.
  Private Fitzgerald served in Canada and Britain.  With the end of the war, he returned to Canada on 
  June 23, 1919 sailing on HMT Ixion. He was discharged at Halifax on July 13, 1919.
 
 
  
 
  photo: Courtesy of Dianne Jacquard
 
 