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Eustace, Thomas

Lance Corporal, 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles (Quebec Regiment)

Service no. 110150
Born February 1, 1888
Died November 28, 1915

Son of George and Caroline Eustace, of Torbay, St. John’s East, Newfoundland. He was studying for the Church of England Ministry.

Admitted to Bishop’s in 1913
Received his B.A. in 1915

Treasurer of the Bishop’s University Student’s Association, committee member of the Baseball Club.

Secretary of the Bishop’s University Students Association (The Mitre, November 1913, p.30).

Received by Dr. and Mrs. Parrock from three men at the front. From The Mitre, a “splendid tribute to ‘Tom’ Eustace” that “speaks for itself”:

Dear Friends,—

Your gift of tobacco addressed to Corpl. Eustace was handed to the corporals in his platoon, as we were his immediate friends up to the time of his death. You have no doubt by this time had all details of this sad occurrence, and we wish to add that he was a good soldier and a true friend at all times, which is the highest praise one soldier can give another.

Corpl. A. B. Walton, Corpl. C. Bouthillier, Lance-Corpl. B. E. Lewmark

Poster

The 1914 War Measures Act & Thomas Eustace

The 1914 War Measures Act & Thomas Eustace
By: Catrina Noivo

Burial Information:

Berks Cemetery Extension, Comines-Warneton, Hainaut, Belgium

Grave reference III. A. 56.

Also honoured at the Sherbrooke Memorial, Sherbrooke, QC

Resources:

The Mitre Archives

Veterans Affairs Canada

Bishop's University

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