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Thomas Elliott
| Rank: | Gunner | 
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| Townland: | Drumeel | 
| Town/Village: | Ballinalee | 
| Civil Parish: | Clonbroney | 
| Catholic Parish: | Clonbroney | 
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| Alternative Address: | |
| Census 1901: | 
					 Resident at Drumeel 					   www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Longford/Drummeel/Drummeel/1548618/  | 
			
| Census 1911: | 
					 Resident at Drummeel 					   www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Longford/Drummeel/Drummeel/582378/  | 
			
| Regiment/Unit: | Royal Field Artillery, 'D' Battery, 276th Brigade | 
| Regiment Number: | 205713 | 
| Date of Death: | 21-10-1918 | 
| Cause: | Killed in action | 
| Memorial: | Esplechin Churchyard, Esplechin, Hainaut, Belgium | 
| Information: | Thomas was born in Drumeel on the 10 January 1901; he was the second-eldest boy in a family of four (another sister, Rebecca, died in childhood). Both of Thomas's parents, died when he was young: his mother in 1904 and his father in 1916. Thomas's elder brother, William George, who was believed to have been a 2nd Lieutanant with the Ulster Volunteers, was executed during the War of Independence on the 22 January 1921, (link to Gen Seán MacEoin's witness statement - PDF page 157). 
 Thomas was killed in action aged 17 years.  | 
| Parents Names: | Son of William Elliot and Rebecca (née Montgomery) of Drumeel, Ballinalee*. | 
| Notes: | *Address given as Drummeel, Moatfarrel P.O. | 
| Links: | Link to CWGC entry; link to Civil Record of birth (if the link is broken, add .pdf to the end of the web address);  | 
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