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Thomas Gilbert Elliott

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Thomas Gilbert Elliott

Birth
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
21 Dec 1969 (aged 79)
Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Yeadon, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
Plot
S-1-20-S
Memorial ID
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Thomas "Pop" Gilbert Elliott was born on 27 May 1890 to Edward Walsh Elliott and Mary Elizabeth Beers in Philadelphia, PA. He was 4th of 8 children born to Edward and Mary in Philadelphia, PA.

As he grew up in Philadelphia he held several different jobs throughout his life: fireman, driver, painter and Dept of Public Works. Our family members remember him taking care of the horses for the Public Works Department.

Thomas had light blue eyes, red hair and medium build according to the WWI Draft Card. He was briefly in WWI in the Army - the 10th Company, 3rd Training Battalion and was honorably discharged. He and his wife Anna Marie Drury had 10 children, three of which died in infancy. His WWII Draft card states that he was 6' 2", light blue eyes, and grey hair. Family members remember him smoking his pipe, reciting poetry and good humor.

Just prior to his passing he was living with his daughter Joan Wilczak and her husband Edwin. He passed away at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Philadelphia and was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery.

Thomas "Pop" Gilbert Elliott was born on 27 May 1890 to Edward Walsh Elliott and Mary Elizabeth Beers in Philadelphia, PA. He was 4th of 8 children born to Edward and Mary in Philadelphia, PA.

As he grew up in Philadelphia he held several different jobs throughout his life: fireman, driver, painter and Dept of Public Works. Our family members remember him taking care of the horses for the Public Works Department.

Thomas had light blue eyes, red hair and medium build according to the WWI Draft Card. He was briefly in WWI in the Army - the 10th Company, 3rd Training Battalion and was honorably discharged. He and his wife Anna Marie Drury had 10 children, three of which died in infancy. His WWII Draft card states that he was 6' 2", light blue eyes, and grey hair. Family members remember him smoking his pipe, reciting poetry and good humor.

Just prior to his passing he was living with his daughter Joan Wilczak and her husband Edwin. He passed away at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Philadelphia and was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery.



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