Pte
Creighton Wellington Hatt

Informatie over geboorte

Geboortedatum:
10/07/1889
Geboorteplaats:
Marriott's Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada

Algemene Informatie

Beroep:
Houthakker

Informatie legerdienst

Land:
Canada
Strijdmacht:
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Rang:
Private
Service nummer:
733115
Dienstneming datum:
05/11/1915
Dienstneming plaats:
Chester, Nova Scotia, Canada
Eenheden:
 —  Canadian Infantry, 25th Bn. (Nova Scotia Rifles)  (Laatst gekende eenheid)

Informatie over overlijden

Datum van overlijden:
08/11/1917
Plaats van overlijden:
Passendale, België
Doodsoorzaak:
Killed in action (K.I.A.)
Leeftijd:
28

Begraafplaats

Tyne Cot Cemetery
Plot: II.
Rij: E.
Graf: 10.

Onderscheidingen en medailles 2

British War Medal
Medaille
Victory Medal
Medaille

Points of interest 3

#1 Geboorteplaats
#2 Dienstneming plaats
#3 Plaats van overlijden (bij benadering)

Mijn verhaal

Private Creighton Hatt served in the “C” Company 25th Bn. Canadian Infantry, part of the 5th Canadian Brigade, the 2nd Canadian Division. The Battalion moved to the support line at Seine for the attack on 6 November 1917, known as the Second Battle of Passchendaele. On 8 November 1917, the 25th Bn. relieved the 26th Bn in the frontline but suffered from heavy German shell fire. The German shell fire caused a several casualties, especially C Company suffered heavily. Pte. Hatt was one of these casualties. His remains during the war were buried at Tyne Cot Cemetery. In his ‘circumstances of death file’ it is mentioned that he was killed in action. Since he is buried in plot II at Tyne Cot Cemetery it is presumed that he was wounded and taken back to the Casualty Clearing Station at Tyne Cot were died of is wounds.

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