Patrick Grant

Patrick Grant

Birth 1896 Death 22nd Jul 1917 Private
Border Regiment
Service #11130

Personal Details

GRO Ref
Place of Birth Whitehaven
Residence at Enlistment
Residence (Roll of Honour) 1901 census the family are living at 41 Birks Road, Cleator Moor
Residence 1911 Census
School(s) Attended St Patricks
Religion/Church Attended R.C.
Organisation Membership
Employment/Trade
Place of Work
Family (Parents and Grandparents) Owen & Late Ann Grant
Siblings James and Peter
Wife's Name and Maiden Name
Remarriage of Widow
Children's Christian Name(s)
Family Connection to Roll of Honour Brother of James Grant

Awards

The Victory Medal
The Victory Medal
The British War Medal, 1914-18
The British War Medal, 1914-18

Military Details

Regiment at Enlistment Border Regiment
Battalion at Enlistment 6th
Rank at Enlistment Private
Naval Vessels Served
Service Number at Enlistment 11130
Date of Enlistment September 1914
Place of Enlistment Cleator Moor
Other Regiment
Other Battalion
Other Rank
Date of Transfer to other Regiment
Service Facts Patrick Grant enlisted to the 6th Battalion The Border Regiment, as did a lot of Cleator and Cleator Moor lads. He first saw active service in the Gallipoli campaign in 1915. Patrick was discharged from the Army as no longer fit for military service on 11 March 1917 and died a few weeks later, on 22 July 1917. The main reason Patrick is not listed as an official war casualty is because he was a discharged soldier rather than a serving one. Patrick was buried in St Mary's churchyard on 24 July 1917, the service being conducted by the parish priest, Father F.C. Clayton, O.S.B
Battalion Diary or Nautical Facts

Death and Memorial Details

Age at Death 21
Date of Death 22nd Jul 1917
Regiment at Death Border Regiment
Battalion/Vessel at Death 6th
Rank at Death
Circumstances of Death Died at Wounds at home
Service Number at Death 11130
Field of Action at Death
Place of Death Cleator Moor
Battle at Death
Grave/Memorial Image No image.
Location of Grave/Memorial
Grave Position
Grave/Memorial Country
Private Memorial St Marys RC Church WW1 memorial

Other

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