Thomas Dudley Price

Private Thomas Dudley Price

Killed in Action in WW1

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Service Biography

Private Thomas Dudley Price had immigrated to Canada and was working as a carpenter in Huntingdon when he enlisted in September, 1915. He was with the 73rd Battalion on March 29th, 1917 when he was killed during a heavy artillery attack. He was 25 years old.

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Conflict Rank Regiment Branch Unit Company Date From Date To
WW1 Private Canadian Infantry Army 73rd Battalion E Company

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From the Huntingdon Gleaner, April 29, 1917: Pioneer Thos. Douglas Price, Huntingdon, Killed in Action. He was a carpenter by trade and worked here.. He was from England, and so far as known leaves no near relatives. He was killed with Lt. Norsworthy and Pte. Roberts when a shell hit the Battalion Orderly Room.

CEF Burial Registers - Killed in Action. While on business in the Orderly Room of the Battalion, which was situated in a dugout in Cobourg Trench near Vimy Ridge, an enemy shell struck the roof of the dugout caving it in and burying Private Price in the debris. A rescue party was at once put to work, but on reaching him, he was found to be dead, his back having been broken.

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