Bramshott (St Mary) Cemetery, Hampshire
NEWS ITEM in Jersey Evening Post
of Saturday 11 November 1916
Jersey Soldier in Hospital. News has been
received here that Private A T Gallichan of 102nd Battalion
Canadian Expeditionary Force is now in hospital in Sheffield
suffering from trench feet.
NEWS ITEM in Jersey Evening Post
of Tuesday 11 March 1919
Dangerously Ill. Mrs Gallichan of 17 Hue
Street left the Island this morning having received
telegraphic information that her son, who is serving
with the Colours, is lying at Bramshott in a very critical
condition.
NEWS ITEM in Jersey Evening Post
of Friday 21 March 1919
Jersey Canadian Dies in Hospital. A few
days ago we stated that Mrs Gallichan and her daughter
had left the Island to visit her son, Alfred Gallichan
of the Canadians, who was lying ill in hospital in England.
We now regret to state that the soldier passed away
on Friday last, his relatives being present at his bedside.
By an irony of fate the deceased, who was the youngest
of seven brothers who had served in the trenches, was
the only one to escape unwounded and was on his way
home to Jersey on leave when he was taken ill with influenza.
The gallant soldier was in his 23rd year. We tender
the family our sincere sympathy.
Canadian
attestation paper
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Record
