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Son of James and Mary Gordon, of 1, Bunker's Hill Court, Charlestown, Boston, Massachusetts.
Brother of Private Henry Gordon, who died while serving with the Canadian Infantry (Quebec Regiment). His brothers Gunner Fred Thomas and Private David Gordon died while serving with the Irish Army.
Digital gallery of Private Thomas Edward Gordon
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Private Thomas Edward Gordon
Private Thomas Edward Gordon (1033162)
Source: Belfast Evening Telegraph, 25th January 1919
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Private Thomas Edward Gordon
Gordon Brothers
Source: Belfast Evening Telegraph, 25th January 1919
Digital gallery of
Private Thomas Edward Gordon
Grave marker for Henry Andrew Gordon, brother of Thomas Edward Gordon, at Fort Massey Cemetery (Halifax) Nova Scotia. Thomas Gordon's name is inscribed at the bottom of the grave marker, along with the names of his brothers Fred and David.
Image taken 24 September 2016 by Tom Tulloch.
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Private Thomas Edward Gordon (1033162) Source: Belfast Evening Telegraph, 25th January 1919
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Gordon Brothers Source: Belfast Evening Telegraph, 25th January 1919
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Inscription for Thomas Edward Gordon at the foot of the grave marker for his brother, Henry Andrew Gordon at Fort Massey Cemetery (Halifax) Nova Scotia. Image taken 24 September 2016 by Tom Tulloch.
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Grave marker for Henry Andrew Gordon, brother of Thomas Edward Gordon, at Fort Massey Cemetery (Halifax) Nova Scotia. Thomas Gordon's name is inscribed at the bottom of the grave marker, along with the names of his brothers Fred and David. Image taken 24 September 2016 by Tom Tulloch.
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Attestation paper (page 1) for Thomas Edward Gordon.
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Attestation paper (page 2) for Thomas Edward Gordon.
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 416 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY Pas de Calais, France
Duisans and Etrun are villages in the Department of the Pas-de-Calais, about 9 kilometres west of Arras. The DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY lies in Etrun but takes its name from the nearer village of Duisans.
It is one kilometre north of Duisans on the D339 road off the Route nationale N39 (Arras-St Pol), in the angle of the Arras Habarcq road and a track leading to Haute-Avesnes.
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