James K Pirret
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Occupation |
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Apprentice Joiner |
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Regiment |
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Royal Irish Rifles / King's Royal Rifle Corps 11th Battalion |
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Service No. - Rank |
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8/3140
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Private / Temporary Second Lieutenant |
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Date of Death |
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4TH April 1917
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Buried |
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Metz-en-couture Communal Cemetery British Extension, France Iii. B. 18. |
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Remembered |
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CWGC Certificate |
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IN MEMORIAM.
JAMES K. PIRRET, Sec.-Lieut. King's Royal Rifle Corps. Fell 4th April, 1917.
Call him not dead -- he has only "Gone West,"
What better way can we speak of his rest.
Gone from the conflict, its terror and gloom --
To the beauty and brightness of God's "inner room."
Valiant and brave -- he can never grow old,
Never know weariness, sorrow, or cold.
Always remembered, and loved as the day,
Bravely he marched for his country away.
Clear was the call, -- he was ready to go,
Leading, he fell, with his face to the foe.
One more young hero has stood the great test;
Call him not dead -- he has only "Gone West."
Mary Allen.
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