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Mem Ref |
Service No |
Rank |
Name |
Regiment / Service |
Battalion |
Date Of Death |
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1 |
01-A |
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L/Corp |
Allen, R (ww2)
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
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2 |
02-A |
840236 |
Gnr |
Baird, Joseph
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Royal Artillery |
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20/04/1941 |
3 |
03-A |
2723094 |
L/Corp |
Black, James Henry
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Irish Guards |
2nd Battalion |
08/09/1944 |
4 |
04-A |
6977259 |
Sgt. |
Blemings, Thomas Alexander
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
2nd Battalion |
18/01/1944 |
5 |
05-A |
1123751 |
Wl Op |
Buchanan, Thomas Alexander Stuart
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
166 Squadron |
05/05/1943 |
6 |
06-A |
6980607 |
L/Corp |
Campbell, Patrick Joseph
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
2nd Battalion |
17/01/1944 |
7 |
07-A |
1091991 |
Sgt. |
Cardwell, Thomas Harry
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Royal Field Artillery |
136 Field Regiment |
07/07/1945 |
8 |
08-A |
7903466 |
L/Corp |
Chambers, Thomas Samuel
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Royal Armoured Corps |
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23/05/1944 |
9 |
09-A |
522572 |
Sgt. |
Chapman, Harold
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Royal Air Force |
149 Squadron |
18/03/1941 |
10 |
10-A |
6985080 |
Pte. |
Corr, James
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
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16/10/1947 |
11 |
11-A |
13024572 |
Sgt. |
Crooks, James
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Pioneer Corps |
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02/12/1940 |
12 |
12-A |
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Fusilier |
Curry, T (ww2)
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
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13 |
13-A |
1119294 |
Lead Airc |
Dixon, Thomas Alexander
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
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28/08/1941 |
14 |
14-A |
13007344 |
Pte. |
Fenwick, James
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Pioneer Corps |
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04/08/1942 |
15 |
15-A |
1029884 |
Sgt. |
Graham, Henry James
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
547 Squadron |
18/08/1943 |
16 |
16-A |
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A/Sub Lt |
Gray, George
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Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve |
HMS Rajputana |
13/04/1941 |
17 |
17-A |
6979562 |
Fusilier |
Herron, Michael John
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
1st Battalion |
19/04/1942 |
18 |
18-A |
6976964 |
Fusilier |
Houston, James
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
2nd Battalion |
01/06/1940 |
19 |
19-A |
6984413 |
Gnr |
Kirk, Joseph
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Royal Field Artillery |
140 Battery, 40 Lt. A.A. Regiment |
06/12/1942 |
20 |
20-A |
14424782 |
Pte. |
Kirk, Thomas
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Highland Light Regiment |
2nd Battalion |
26/06/1944 |
21 |
21-A |
6979370 |
L/Corp |
Lambert, Thomas Patrick
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
2nd Battalion |
18/01/1944 |
22 |
22-A |
947052 |
Sgt. |
Langlands, John Porter
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
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09/03/1943 |
23 |
01-B |
619200 |
Wl Op |
Lytle, Samuel John
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Royal Air Force |
44 Squadron |
08/07/1941 |
24 |
02-B |
1676946 |
Sgt. |
Marks, William James
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
100 Squadron |
01/07/1944 |
25 |
07-B |
6976983 |
Sgt. |
McAleer D.C.M., Frank
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
6th Battalion |
08/05/1943 |
26 |
08-B |
T/14654897 |
Driver |
McCammon, S
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Royal Army Service Corps |
247 Motor Boat Company |
16/07/1946 |
27 |
09-B |
1126145 |
Sgt. |
McCleary, John
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
61 Squadron |
25/08/1942 |
28 |
10-B |
3127816 |
Sgt. |
McCrea, James
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Royal Scots Fusiliers |
2nd Battalion |
11/02/1940 |
29 |
11-B |
1822703 |
Gnr |
McCrory, James
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Royal Field Artillery |
21 Lt. A.A. Regiment |
26/07/1943 |
30 |
12-B |
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Sgt. |
McIntyre, F (ww2)
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
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31 |
03-B |
32372396 |
Pte. |
Meglaughlin, Robert
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US Army |
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05/11/1943 |
32 |
04-B |
41120 |
Lt Col |
Milnes-Gaskell, Charles Thomas
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Coldstream Guards |
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05/11/1943 |
33 |
05-B |
6983646 |
Corp |
Moffit, John Anderson
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
2nd Battalion |
02/05/1944 |
34 |
06-B |
32004368 |
Pte. |
Montgomery, George
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US Army |
165th Infantry Regiment |
21/11/1943 |
35 |
13-B |
C/SSX 22261 |
Teleg. |
Noble, William Frederick
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Royal Navy |
HMS Liverpool |
14/10/1940 |
36 |
14-B |
978191 |
Pilot Off |
Orr, John Samuel
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
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30/12/1942 |
37 |
15-B |
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L/Corp |
Robinson, Robert Daniel
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Royal Ulster Rifles |
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38 |
16-B |
5569722 |
L/Corp |
Rush, Patrick Joseph
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Wiltshire Regiment |
2nd Battalion |
27/08/1944 |
39 |
17-B |
7014284 |
Pte. |
Seawright, Thomas
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Black Watch |
5th Battalion |
07/04/1943 |
40 |
18-B |
1591275 |
Sgt. |
Steele-Nicholson, John E C A
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
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14/09/1942 |
41 |
19-B |
41965 |
Pilot Off |
Treanor, Alan Lancelot
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Royal Air Force |
245 Squadron |
01/06/1940 |
42 |
20-B |
6977506 |
Sgt. |
White, Robert George (Bertie)
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Parachute Regiment |
156th Battalion |
19/09/1944 |
43 |
21-B |
1501266 |
Sgt. |
Wilson, Andrew James Normandale
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
76 Squadron |
12/06/1943 |
44 |
22-B |
6980359 |
Fusilier |
Wylie, Samuel David
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Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers |
2nd Battalion |
19/07/1943 |
Town : |
Dungannon |
Latitude : |
54.50472 |
Lontitude : |
-6.768944 |
Date Unveiled : |
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Dungannon War Memorial is situated in the Market Square in the centre of the shopping area of the town |
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Dungannon War Memorial is situated in the Market Square in the centre of the shopping area of the town
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The inscription on the memorial is ;-
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"In Memory Of The Soldiers And Nurses Of Dungannon Who Gave Their Lives For Freedom And Humanity In The Great War 1914 � 1918
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The memorial, which has been erected at a cost of �1,700, is the work of Mr. F.W. Pomeroy, R.A., London.
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It consists of a bronze figure, a soldier representing Victory, standing about 8 feet 6 inches, in height, which is mounted on a large pedestal of Stancliffe stone, on which are four bronze panels containing some 200 names of the fallen of Dungannon, almost 100 of those being men of the Royal Inniskillings Fusiliers.
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The total height of the monument is 18 feet 6 inches (approx 6m), and weights about 30 tons. It was unveiled by the Countess of Ranfurly.
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During his speech Brigadier-General Ricardo said, �Let the comradeship of the trenches, where no division of creed or class was known, be with them to the end. The memorial should remind them of their duty toex-Service men, especially the scarred and maimed in mind or body, many of whom to-day were unemployed. The men whom they honoured were all volunteers. No compulsion was needed to urge them. They lived and died free men.�
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Dr. F. C. Mann, chairman of the Dungannon War Memorial Committee, read out the list of the fallen of Dungannon and district, whose names were inscribed on the memorial.
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