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Remembering World War I
Yarmouth Connections
Joseph Edmund Doucette
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Joseph Edmund Doucette
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Sapper
112th Battalion 127th Battalion (2nd Battalion
Canadian Railway Troops)
September 22, 1892
Yarmouth, NS
February 18, 1916
Yarmouth, NS
Yarmouth North, NS
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5 feet, 6 inches
fair
light brown
blue
Single
Roman Catholic
Locomotive Fireman
Peter Doucette (Father), Yarmouth North, NS
April 10, 1919 (Halifax, NS)
February 6, 1941.
Joseph Doucette served in France and Belgium
during WWI.
During WWII, he served with the Canadian
Merchant Navy, on the SS Maplecourt. He was the
husband of Nellie Doucette, of Lower Wedgeport,
NS.
The Canadian steamship SS Maplecourt was on
a voyage from Montreal to Preston, Lancashire, UK,
when it was torpedoed and sunk by the German
submarine U-107 on February 6, 1941. All 38
members of the crew were lost.
Also see:
Joseph Wallace - WWII