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Second Lieutenant Terence Donough O'Brien, 6th Squadron, Royal Flying Corps and 16th (The Queen's) Lancers. Killed on 3rd March 1916, aged 20. Son of Brigadier-General E. D. J. O'Brien, C.B., C.B.E. and Mrs. F. H. O'Brien, Buxted Rectory, Buxted
Roll of Honour.
LIEUT. O'BRIEN
Second Lieutenant Terence Donough O'Brien, 16th Lancers, attached Royal Flying Corps, who was killed in Flanders on March 3rd, was the only son of Brigadier-General E. D. J. O'Brien, C.B., late 14th Hussars, Commanding the Western Mounted Brigade, and Mrs. O'Brien, The Rectory, Buxted, Sussex. He was 20 years old on February 28th. Brigadier-General O'Brien's headquarters are in Kendal.
(Westmorland Gazette, 11 March 1916)
Roll of Honour.
LIEUT. O'BRIEN
Second Lieutenant Terence Donough O'Brien, 16th Lancers, attached Royal Flying Corps, who was killed in Flanders on March 3rd, was the only son of Brigadier-General E. D. J. O'Brien, C.B., late 14th Hussars, Commanding the Western Mounted Brigade, and Mrs. O'Brien, The Rectory, Buxted, Sussex. He was 20 years old on February 28th. Brigadier-General O'Brien's headquarters are in Kendal.
(Westmorland Gazette, 11 March 1916)