THOMAS FRANCIS TRACY
- Died: 21 Sep 1918
- Rank: Able Seaman
- Service no at death: Clyde Z/2450
- Died: 21 Sep 1918
- Rank: Able Seaman
- Service no at death: Clyde Z/2450
Personal
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- Surname: TRACY
- Forename: THOMAS FRANCIS
- Initials: T F
- Date of Birth: 23 Jun 1886
- Place of Birth: Glasgow
- Place of Birth Source: Royal Naval Div Casualties
- Address:
- Schools attended:
- Employment / trade: Asylum attendant, Fife and Kinross Asylum Seaman
- Place of work:
- Family (parents and grandparents): Son of Thomas and Margaret Tracy
- Spouse Name: Daisy E Haysom(m. 1917 Blandford)
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Military
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- Regiment at call-up: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
- Regiment at discharge:
- Rank at call-up: Able Seaman
- Service no at call-up: Clyde/Z/2450
- Date of attestation:
- Date of call-up: 02 Nov 1914
- Area reported to:
- Source: Royal Naval Div Casualties
- Naval vessels served:
- Decorations and awards:
- Other service details: BN at call up Drake. BEF 19 Mar 1917 Drake Batt 11 Apr 8 May 1917. Impetigo then rejoined Drake 2 Jun 1917 14 Feb 1918. Laryngitis rejoined Drake 6 Apr 5 Sep 1918. Wounded on 5 Sep 1918 (gun shot wound to right arm).
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- Other service no:
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Death and Memorial
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- Age at death: 32
- Date of death: 21 Sep 1918
- Regiment at death: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
- Battalion at death:
- Rank at death: Able Seaman
- Circumstances of death: Died of gun shot wounds in 3rd General Hospital, Le Trepot
- Service no at death: Clyde Z/2450
- Field of action at death:
- Place of death: France
- Location of grave: MONT HUON MILITARY CEMETERY, LE TREPORT
- Position: VII. H. 6A.
- Other memorials: Sturminster Marshall War Memorial
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