Date |
Name |
Information |
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28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
Private Edward Exshaw is commemorated on the family headstone in the grounds of St. Patrick's Church of Ireland Church at Coolshannagh, Monaghan Town. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
Private Edward H Exshaw is buried in Noeux-les-Mines Communal Cemetery near Bethune in France. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
Private Edward H Exshaw was serving with the 15th battalion of the Canadian Infantry when he received a gunshot wound to the back. He was removed to No. 7 Casualty Clearing Station. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
In July 1915 Edward was promoted to Lance Corporal. After a week, he reverted back to being a private. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
The 1911 census shows his father and mother had moved to Monaghan. None of the children are listed. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
Known family: Thomas Cunningham Exshaw, Mary Barnsley Exshaw, Constance Mary Exshaw (born 27th November 1888), Roland L Exshaw (born 28th March 1890), Francis S Exshaw (born 11th August 1891), Edward Haliday Exshaw (born 9th January 1895), Sidney Exshaw (born 1st November 1896), James Exshaw (born 26th November 1899). |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
The 1901 census records the family living at Park Road, Dungannon. Edward was 6 years old. Thomas Exshaw was a bank official. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
Edward Exshaw was born on 9th January 1895. He was one of six children, all born in Dungannon area. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
Edward Haliday Exshaw was the son of Thomas C and Mary B Exshaw. Thomas Exshaw and Mary Speer were married about 1888(?). |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. John James Durneen |
The CWGC record Private John James Durneen as the son of James Durneen and M E Durneen of Clogher, County Tyrone, Ireland. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. John James Durneen |
Private John James Durneen is commemorated locally on Clogher War Memorial and on the WWI tablet in St Macartan's Cathedral in Clogher. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. John James Durneen |
Private John James Durneen is buried in Toutencourt Communal Cemetery in France. His inscription reads: FOR EVER WITH THE LORD. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. John James Durneen |
The 1911 census indicates John James no longer lived with the family. 14 year old John James was living in Fintona, Tyrone and working as an apprentice draper. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. John James Durneen |
Known family: James Durneen, Margaret Eleanor Durneen, W D Johnston (born about 1891), John James Durneen (born about 1897), Margaret? Eveline Durneen (born 15th August 1898?), Martha Kathleen Durneen (born 26th June 1900), Thomas Edward Durneen (born 17th October 1901). |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. John James Durneen |
The 1901 census records only the initials of the children. John James is 4. His father was a farmer. The family were living in Clogher, County Tyrone. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. John James Durneen |
John Durneen was born about 1997 in Clogher. He was one of seven children, five surviving. Partly because of the variation of the spelling of Durneen, it has not been possible to find the birth record in the GRONI records. |
28/02/2021 |
Pte. John James Durneen |
John James Durneen was the son of James and Margaret Eleanor Durneen. James Durneen and Margaret Johnston were married on 3rd September 1895 in the district of Dungannon. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
02965 |
26/02/2021 |
Gnr George Henry Wright |
02964 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Haliday Exshaw |
02963 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
02962 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
02959 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
02958 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
02957 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
02956 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
02960 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
During the raid by us on 23rd June, I got in the same shell hole as Private Dunwoodie ??, were Dunwoodie raised himself to get out of the hole and was shot in his right side. Where the bullet came out, he was bleeding from the mouth. I went forward with the company, leaving him in the shell hole. I am certain he could not possibly live as he was nearly dead when I left him. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
02961 |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
In relation to his death, Private Stevenson states: |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
Rifleman William David Dunwoody is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial and on the Brantry Church of Ireland WWI Roll of Honour, which lies midway between Aughnacloy and Benburb. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
Rifleman W D Dunwoodie has no known grave and is commemorated on the Messines Ridge New Zealand Memorial in France. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
The plaque and scroll were sent to Mrs E Statt? 15 Stanley Street, Belfast, which may be his sister Emma. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
In 1921, his medals were addressed to be sent to his biological father, who was by then deceased, and were addressed to Mr R Dunwoodie, c/o J Hamilton Esq,, 33 Shannon Street, Old Park Road, Belfast. A second address is annotated: 2+4 Woodburn Street, Shankhill Road, Belfast. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
He listed his next of kin as P J Tristram of Te Awamutu, New Zealand, who he lists as his (adopted?) father. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
He enlisted as William Dunwoodie with the New Zealand Rifle Brigade on 25th July 1916 at Trentham Camp. By 1916, New Zealand had introduced conscription. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
After leaving school William worked as a labourer for Findlay Brothers in New Zealand. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
Dilworth also wished to show affection for his native Ulster in a practical way. Unfortunately, the prospect of sending their boys to New Zealand at a tender age did not, in the outcome, appeal to many Ulster parents and guardians. The plan had therefore to be set aside after a dozen lads had been received. The Dilworth School, as it was later called, opened in 1906 with 12 pupils, William David Dunwoodie being one of them. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
James Dilworth was a Dungannon man who emigrated to New Zealand and became a prominent businessman. Having no children of his own, Dilworth was attracted by the idea of helping underprivileged boys to become, as his will expressed it, �good and useful members of society�. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
William Dunwoodie attended Dilworth Ulster Institute in Auckland, New Zealand from 1906-1911. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
The 1901 census ists William David Dunwoody as age 3, living with the family at house 5 in Millberry, Caledon, County Tyrone. His father was a gardener. William had a 20 year old step sister, Annie Harker. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
William�s mother, Anne Dunwoody died in Lurgan on 27th March 1897, aged 38. William was nine months sold. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
Known family: William Dunwoody, Anne Dunwoody, Robert James Dunwoody (born 6th August 1893, Lisburn), Emma Dunwoody (born 26th November 1894. Lurgan), William David Dunwoody (born 30th July 1896, Lurgan), Harriet Dunwoody (born 30th July 1896, Lurgan). |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
William and his twin sister Harriet were born on 30th July 1896 in the district of Lurgan. They were the youngest of four children. |
26/02/2021 |
Pte. William David Dunwoodie |
William David Dunwoody was the son of William and Anne Dunwoody. William Dunwoody and Anne Williamson were married on 1st March 1893 in the district of Armagh. |
25/02/2021 |
Pte. Frederick James Dunn |
The CWGC record his wife as having moved back to live at 1 Manor Terrace, Clewer Green, Windsor. |
25/02/2021 |
Pte. Frederick James Dunn |
Private Dunn is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial and on the WWI Roll of Honour in St Anne's Church Of Ireland in Dungannon. |
25/02/2021 |
Pte. Frederick James Dunn |
Private Frederick J Dunn has no known grave and is commemorated on the Helles Memorial at Gallipoli in Turkey. |
25/02/2021 |
Pte. Frederick James Dunn |
Private Dunn arrived in Gallipoli with the Royal Irish Regiment on 8th July 1915. |
25/02/2021 |
Pte. Frederick James Dunn |
The CWGC record his wife as having moved back to live at 1 Manor Terrace, Clewer Green, Windsor. |
25/02/2021 |
Pte. Frederick James Dunn |
The 1911 English census list the family as living at Carpenter's Lodge, St Leonard's Lodge, Clewer Green, Windsor Frederick was an estate carpenter. |
25/02/2021 |
Pte. Frederick James Dunn |
Known family: Frederick James Dunn, Edith Mary Dunn, William Benjamin Dunn (born 23rd January 1908, Windsor). Eleanor Norah Dunn (born 19th August 1909, Windsor), Thomas Patrick Dunn (born 14th April 1911), Mary Maureen Dunn (born 14th February 1913, Dungannon), Edith Alice Dunn (born 15th November 1914, Dungannon). |
22/02/2021 |
Pte. William Duke |
Private William Duke is commemorated locally on Moy War Memorial. |
22/02/2021 |
Pte. William Duke |
Private William Duke arrived in France on 5th October 1915. |
22/02/2021 |
Pte. William Duke |
William Duke enlisted with the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. |
22/02/2021 |
Pte. William Duke |
Known family: William Duke, Mary Ann Duke, Thomas Duke (born 4th June 1876), Mary Duke (born 20th October 1878), Sarah Duke (born 4th January 1881), Lucinda Jane Duke (born 4th January 1883), Eliza Duke (born 19th December 1884), Richard Henry Duke (born 3rd January 1886), William George Duke (born 6th January 1889), Robert James Duke (born about 1893), Lillie Eveline Duke (born 14th February 1897). |
22/02/2021 |
Pte. William Duke |
William Duke was born in Miltown, County Armagh 6th January 1889. He was one of at least nine children. |
22/02/2021 |
Pte. William Duke |
William George Duke was the son of William and Mary Ann Duke. William Duke and Mary Murdock were married on 29th January 1875 in the district of Armagh. |
22/02/2021 |
Capt Frederick John Duggan |
Known family: Creighton Duggan (died 29th September 1921), Elizabeth Duggan (died 2nd February 1988), Jeannie Cranston Duggan (born 9th February 1880, Monaghan), Lillian May Duggan (born about 1882, Monaghan), Frederick John Duggan (born about 1883), Florence Josephine Duggan (born 6th March 1885), Creighton Edward Duggan (born 22nd June 1886). |
22/02/2021 |
Capt Frederick John Duggan |
Frederick was born in 1883 in the Clones district, County Monaghan. |
22/02/2021 |
Capt Frederick John Duggan |
Frederick John Duggan was the son of Creighton and Elizabeth Duggan. Creighton Duggan and Elizabeth Adams were married in Cavan Presbyterian Church, Cavan in 1879. |
22/02/2021 |
Capt Frederick John Duggan |
02955 |
22/02/2021 |
Capt Frederick John Duggan |
Many thanks to Paul Kerr and the Royal School Dungannon for his research and all the information provided. |
22/02/2021 |
Capt Frederick John Duggan |
Captain Fred Duggan is also commemorated in St Andrew�s Parish Church in Clevedon, Somerset, England. |
22/02/2021 |
Capt Frederick John Duggan |
Captain Fred Duggan is commemorated in St Tighernach�s Church Clones, and also on the family headstone in the adjoining graveyard. |
21/02/2021 |
L/Corp William John Droogan |
Lance Corporal William John Droogan has no known grave and is commemorated on the Vis-en-Artois Memorial, ten kilometres south east of Arras in France. |
21/02/2021 |
L/Corp William John Droogan |
The 1911 census does not list William as living with the family. His father still worked on the railways. The family now lived in Drumcorke, Favor Royal, County Tyrone. |
21/02/2021 |
L/Corp William John Droogan |
Family: Francis Droogan, Catherine Droogan, Catherine Droogan (born 11th February 1893), William Droogan (born 22nd December 1894), Francis Droogan (born 6th September 1896), Mary Anne Droogan (born 28th April 1898), Thomas Droogan (born 30th January 1900), Maggie E Droogan (born 19th June 1903), Agnes Droogan (born 13th July 1905), Patrick L Droogan (born 7th June 1907). |
21/02/2021 |
L/Corp William John Droogan |
The 1901 census records William as 6 years old. His father was a �Miles Man� and worked as a railway labourer. The family lived in Grange, Ballygawley, Tyrone. |
21/02/2021 |
L/Corp William John Droogan |
William Droogan was born on 22nd December 1894. He was the second of eight children, all born in the Ballygawley area. |
21/02/2021 |
L/Corp William John Droogan |
William John Droogan was the eldest son of Francis and Catherine Droogan. Francis Droogan and Catherine McCaffrey were married on 6th November 1891 in the district of Dungannon. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Dornan |
Private Robert Dornan has no known grave and is commemorated on panel 5 on Ploegsteert Memorial in Belgium. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Dornan |
Private Robert Dornan left for France on 14th September 1914. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
The CWGC record Rifleman John Alexander Doonan as the son of Johnston and Annie Doonan of Dungannon. He is also recorded as the husband of Kathleen Doonan of Scotch Street, Dungannon. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
Rifleman John Doonan is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial and on the WWI Roll of Honour in St Anne's Church Of Ireland in Dungannon. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
Rifleman John Alexander Doonan is buried in Jerusalem War Cemetery, Israel. His inscription reads: THE TOIL, THE BITTERNESS ALL PAST WE TRUST HIM TO THY LOVE AT LAST |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
By the time of the 1911 census, John is 19 years old has become a drapery salesman and now lives at High Street, Omagh. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
The 1911 census records John�s father as now living with the rest of the family at John Street, Dungannon. His occupation is described as �Weigh Master�. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
The 1901 census records John Alexander as 9 years old living with the family in Ranfurly Terrace, Dungannon, Tyrone. His father is not listed as living with the family. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
Family: Johnston Doonan, Annie Clara Doonan, Alice Maud Mary Doonan (born about 1891, Galway), John Alexander Doonan (born 22nd March 1892) , Fredrick Johnston Doonan (born 16th April 1893) , Thomas Joseph Doonan (born 29th January 1895) . |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
It seems the family moved to Dungannon from Galway in 1891. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
John Alexander Doonan was born on 22nd March 1892 in Dungannon. He was the second of four children. the three youngest were born in Dungannon. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
John Alexander Doonan was the eldest son of Johnston and Anna Clara Doonan. John Doonan and Anna McKittrick were married about 1890, possibly in Galway. |
21/02/2021 |
R/man John Alexander Doonan |
02954 |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
02953 |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
The battalion was relieved on 20th March 1918. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
Eventually, after several days of action, the forward recce discovered that the Turks had withdrawn. The battalion advanced and occupied Hill 30. The Turkish artillery shelled the feature heavily on 12th March and as the battalion patrolled forward they discovered that the Turks chose not to occupy set defensive positions but rather to skirmish in strength and attack the battalion's advance posts at night. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
Any advance was achieved by a series of short rushes and a tenacity to defend against Turkish counter attacks. Leadership by courage was displayed, especially by the officers of B Company, constantly moving forward and exposed to the enemy, as the company crept on beyond its flanking support. Such was the proximity to the enemy that any movement by the Company�s Runners (messengers) also attracted accurate and deadly rifle fire. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
The 6th Battalion of the Royal Irish Rifles began the month of March 1918 as 29 Brigade's reserve battalion during the 10th (Irish) Division�s pursuit of the Turks across the Judean Hills. The advance was over difficult and arduous terrain. The battalion moved forward to lead the advance as the Turks took a stand in an area known as Hill 30. Turkish artillery and machine-gun fire disrupted the Rifle�s attacks, especially from the machine guns sited in enfilade positions. It was difficult to engage such a target with artillery fire as shells could not, due to a low flight trajectory, be dropped into these enfiladed positions. Modern warfare would deploy a highly mobile medium or light mortar with its high trajectory capable of dropping a bomb into a steep-sided feature (such as a wadi river bed). |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
The CWGC record Rifleman Thomas Donnelly as the son of John and Mary Jane Donnelly of Gortnashra, Coalisland, County Tyrone. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
Rifleman Thomas Donnelly is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
Rifleman Thomas Donnelly is buried in Ramleh War Cemetery in Rabat in Israel. His inscription reads simply R.I.P. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
Rifleman Thomas Donnelly was serving with "C" Company of the 6th Battalion of the Royal Irish Rifles when he was killed in action in the Middle East on 14th March 1918. He was 20 years old. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
By the time of the 1911 census, the family had moved to Coalisland Town. His father�s occupation was now a car driver. Thomas was now a 13 year old scholar. He could speak both Irish and English. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
Family: John Donnelly, Mary Jane Donnelly, Thomas Donnelly (born 15th November 1897), Mary Eliza Donnelly (born 2nd January 1900, died 8th June 1905, age 5), Sarah Donnelly (born 15th July 1903, died 7th December 1903). |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
The 1901 census shows his father to be a 27 year old coal-miner. Thomas was 4 years old. He had a younger sister, born about 1899. They were living in Annagher, Meenagh, Tyrone. |
21/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
Thomas was born on 15th November 1897 in Clonoe, County Tyrone. He was the eldest of three children. His two sisters died young. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Donnelly |
Thomas Donnelly was the only son of John and Mary Jane Donnelly. John Donnelly and Mary McGrath were married on 9th January 1897 in the district of Dungannon. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
02952 |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
Private Patrick Donnelly is also commemorated on the War Memorial Plaque in SS John Cantius and Nicholas Catholic Church in Broxburn. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
Above is a photo of Pt Patrick Donnelly who has died of wounds received in action in France on July 13th. Mr Donnelly has been in receipt of several letter of condolences one of these being from his officer in the following terms: - He was my servant since I came out here about two months ago, and if he was as good a son as he was a servant to me, I could not wish you to have a better.� Referring to how Donnelly was wounded, the officer writes, �He was my orderly while in the trenches and one afternoon he was lying down in the trench, I had to send him on a message to my Company Commander. I went along to him, gave him the note and went back to where I had been. There was a Sgt in front of me and he suddenly called out, �Are you hit?� and I looked round to see Donnelly on the ground. I went to him immediately and found he had a bullet through the fleshy part of the thigh. His wound was bandaged, and he was taken down in a stretcher. Writing on 19th July, the Priest states that Donnelly died on Saturday 15th at 6 o� clock in the morning from wounds received in his leg. Pte Donnelly who was in his 24th year, joined the Royal Inniskillings in January 1915, and after four months training he was despatched to France. His parents reside in Greendykes Road. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
From the West Lothian Courier dated 8th September 1916: |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
Mr Donnelly Greendykes Road Broxburn has received a letter from a Chaplain that his son Pte Patrick Donnelly Inniskilling Fusiliers has died as the result of wounds. No other particulars however are yet to hand. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
From the West Lothian Courier dated 28th July 1916: Broxburn Men Killed and Wounded |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
The family later moved to Scotland. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
The CWGC record Private Patrick Donnelly as the son of Michael Donnelly and probably Rose Ann. There is some ambiguity to this as is it poorly written. They lived at 18 Greendykes Road, Broxburn, West Lothian. He is also recorded as being a native of County Tyrone. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
Private Patrick Donnelly is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
Private Patrick Donnelly is buried in Puchevillers British Cemetery in the Somme region. His inscription reads: REQUIEM AETERNAM DONA EI DOMINE ET LUX PERPETUA LUCEAT EI � which loosely translates to - Grant eternal rest onto him and let perpetual light shine on him. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
In his will, he left all to his mother, Mrs Michael Donnelly, who was living at 18 Greendykes Road, Broxburn. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
Private Patrick Donnelly died of his wounds in France at 6 o�clock on the morning of the 15th July 1916. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
Private Patrick Donnelly was serving with the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers when he was shot. He was acting as an orderly for an officer at the time. He was sent to deliver a message and was shot through the thigh. His wound was bandaged and he was taken away on a stretcher. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
After four months training he was despatched to France. He arrived in France on 29th June 1915. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
Patrick Donnelly was the son of Michael and Rose Ann Donnelly. He was born about 1893 in Dungannon, County Tyrone. |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
GRONI has a reference (D/1920/112/1012/29/289) to a Patrick Donnelly who died on 9th January 1920 in Dungannon, aged 30. The age ties in with the age of the Washingford Patrick Donnelly. More research required! |
20/02/2021 |
Pte. Patrick Donnelly |
02951 |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
The CWGC record Private Joseph Donnelly as the son of Mr and Mrs B Donnelly of 20 Springview Street, Belfast. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
Joseph Donnelly is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
Private Joseph Donnelly has no known grave and is commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial at Ypres. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
Private Joseph Donnelly was serving with the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers when he was killed in action in France and Flanders on 24th May 1915. He was 20 years old. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
Private Joseph Donnelly arrived in France with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers on 2nd May 1915. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
The 1911 census lists Joseph as age 18 living with the family at house 41 in Annagher, Meenagh, Tyrone. Joseph was a general labourer. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
Known family: Bernard Donnelly, Bridget Donnelly, Patrick Donnelly (born 26th November 1891), Joseph Donnelly (born 11th May 1893), Mary Donnelly (born 7th June 1896), Felix Donnelly (born 12th October 1898), Bridget Donnelly (born 3rd March 1904). |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
The 1901 census lists Joseph as age 8, living with the family at house 67 in Annagher, Coalisland. His father was a hackler. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
Joseph was born on 11th May 1893. He was the second of at least seven children, five surviving. All five were born in the Dungannon area. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Donnelly |
Joseph Donnelly was the second son of Bernard and Brigid Donnelly. Bernard Donnelly and Brigid Donnelly were married on 8th February 1891 in the district of Dungannon. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
The family moved to Belfast sometime between 1891 and 1894. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
The CWGC record Private Daniel Donnelly as the son of William and Jane Donnelly of 12 Getty Street, Belfast. He is also recorded as been born at Dungannon, County Tyrone. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
Private Daniel Donnelly is buried in Houplines Communal Cemetery Extension which lies two kilometres east of the centre of Armentieres in France. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
In his will, Daniel left all to his mother, who was living at 12 Getty Street, Belfast. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
Private Donnelly arrived in France on 22nd August 1914. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
The 1911 census records Daniel as age 26 living with the family at house 12 in Getty Street, Falls, Belfast. Daniel is working as a cabinet maker. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
The 1901 census lists 14 year old Daniel living with his family at house 54 in Alexander Street West, Smithfield, Belfast. Daniel was still at school. His father was a Yarn Spinner Mill Worker. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
Known family: William Donnelly, Jane Donnelly, Mary Theresa Donnelly (born 22nd January 1882), Catherine Donnelly (born 15th November 1882), Alice Donnelly (born 5th December 1884), Daniel Donnelly (born 17th July 1886), Matthias Donnelly (born 21st June 1888), William Donnelly (born 13th September 1891), Peter Donnelly (born 30th May 1894, Belfast), Susan Donnelly (born 27th September 1896, Belfast). |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
Daniel Donnelly was born on 17th July 1886. He was one of at least eight children, all but the youngest two being born in Dungannon. |
19/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
Daniel Donnelly was the eldest son of William and Jane Donnelly. William Donnelly and Jane Kelly were married on 15th October 1880 in the district of Dungannon. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Daniel Donnelly |
02950 |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
The funeral took place on 7th April at Fivemiletown Parish Church of Private Robert Donaldson, 9th Service Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, who died during Easter furlough at his home at Dromore Middle, Clogher. The funeral was exceptionally large, consisting of fifty cars and vehicles, while the members of Fivemiletown Link and Chain R.B.P. No 242, of whom the deceased was a member, attended in regalia. Lislane L.O.L. No. 512 sent a wreath. The chief mourners were the deceased�s father John and brothers Jim John and Willie. Rev T Dagg and Rev T Stothers officiated. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
From the Tyrone Constitution dated 16th April 1915: |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
Private Robert Donaldson is listed on page 10 of the Fivemiletown book, from which most of these details come from. Many thanks to Mark Byers for the information. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
Private Robert Donaldson is commemorated on Fivemiletown War Memorial and on Clogher War Memorial. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
Private Robert Donaldson was buried in Fivemiletown Church of Ireland Churchyard. His inscription reads: FOR EVER WITH THE LORD |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
The funeral took place on 7th April at Fivemiletown Parish Church. It was exceptionally large, consisting of fifty cars and vehicles. The chief mourners were the deceased�s father John and brothers Jim John and Willie. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
Private Robert Donaldson was serving with the 9th Battalion of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers when he died of influenza and scarlatina during Easter furlough at his home at Dromore Middle, Clogher on Tuesday 6th April 1915, age 21. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
No medal card has been found, suggesting that Private Robert Donaldson did not get to France. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
Robert was a member of Fivemiletown Link and Chain R.B.P. No 242. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
The 1911 census records Robert as a 17 year old student, still with the family in Clogher. His father was a contractor, builder and farmer. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
The 1901 census ists Robert as age 6, living with the family at house 3 in Dromore Middle, Killyfaddy, Tyrone. His father was a builder and farmer. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
Family: John Donaldson, Sarah Ann Donaldson, John Donaldson (born 9th December 1879), William Donaldson (born 21st January 1883), James Donaldson (born 25th May 1886), Sarah A Donaldson (born 17th July 1891), Robert Donaldson (born 6th January 1894), Thomas David Donaldson (born 8th June 1896, died 9th September 1908, age 12). |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
Robert Donaldson was born on 6th January 1894 in Dromore, Clogher. He was the second youngest of six children, but his younger brother died in 1908, aged 12. All were born in the Clogher area. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Robert Donaldson |
Robert Donaldson was the son of John and Sarah Ann Donaldson. John Donaldson and Sarah Blakeley were married on 29th April 1878 in the district of Dungannon. Sarah�s maiden name was variously spelt Bleakley, Blakely and Blackley. |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
Corporal Donaldson is commemorated on Le Touret Memorial in France. |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
Corporal Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial and on the WWI Roll of Honour in St Anne's Church Of Ireland in Dungannon. |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
Corporal Donaldson arrived in France on 3rd April 1915. |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
The 1911 census lists Sydney as age 15, an apprentice living at Gortaclare, near Omagh. He was working for Joseph Roulston, a Justice of the Peace, an auctioneer, a grocer and farmer. |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
The 1911 census does not lists Henry as living with the family at house 66.2 in Gortin Town, County Tyrone. |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
The 1901 census lists Henry V S as age 5, living with the family at house 40 in Elevenballyboes, Greencastle, County Donegal. Nixon Donaldson was a constable in the Royal Irish Constabulary. |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
Known family: Nixon Donaldson. Margaret Anne Donaldson, Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson (born about 1896, Moville, County Donegal), Olive Victoria Maud Donaldson (born about 1898, County Donegal), Muriel A J Donaldson (born about 1900, County Donegal), Margaret Helda Eliza Donaldson (born about 1903, County Donegal), David Patrick Nixon Alex Donaldson (born about 1905, County Donegal), Muriel Anna Ruby Hall Donaldson (born 24th August 1907, Clogher), Harold Joseph Donaldson (born 8th January 1909, Omagh), Edith Donaldson (born 12th July 1915, Dungannon). |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson was born in Moville, Donegal about 1896. He was the eldest of at least nine children. Because his father was a member of the Royal Irish Constabulary, the children were born in many different places. |
18/02/2021 |
Corp Henry Victor Sidney Donaldson |
Henry Donaldson was the eldest son of Nixon and Margaret Anne Donaldson. Nixon Donaldson and Margaret Anne Leger were married about 1895. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Doherty |
Private Charles Doherty is commemorated locally on Fivemiletown War Memorial. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Doherty |
Private Doherty arrived in the Balkans with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers on 7th August 1915. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Doherty |
Private Charles Doherty was serving with the 6th Battalion of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers when he was killed in action in the Balkans on the 9th December 1915. He was 31 years old. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Doherty |
On 8th December 1915, Lt.-Col Cox, discovering that Crete Rivet, a hill in front of his position, was unoccupied, sent up two companies of 6th Dublin to hold it and a French company to extend their left to the Kajali ravine making contact with the line of the French 156th Division. Cox ordered his Dublins to fall back should they be heavily attacked, and at 1400, a mass of Bulgarian infantry under cover of machine-gun fire rushed the hill. Retiring, the two companies of Dublins fought their way back to Crete Simonet losing ten dead and fifty-four wounded on the way. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Doherty |
In December 1915, the 6th Battalion were at the front near Doiran in northern Greece. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Doherty |
Private Charles Doherty is listed on page 19 of the Fivemiletown book, from which most of these details come from. Many thanks to Mark Byers for the information. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. George Dilworth |
There is a report in the Tyrone Courier dated 19th October 1916 about the death of Mrs Ezekiel Dilworth of Granville who was buried in Killyman. One of the chief mourners listed was a son called George. However, Private George Dilworth was killed two months earlier. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. George Dilworth |
There is a Private G Dilworth, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, on Lurgan War Memorial, according to War Memorials Online (see reference below). It is not known if this is the same soldier. |
18/02/2021 |
Pte. George Dilworth |
Private George Dilworth arrived in France on 5th October 1915. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
Private William Richard Dickson is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial and on the WWI Roll of Honour in St Anne's Church Of Ireland in Dungannon. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
Private William Richard Dickson has no known grave and is commemorated on Le Touret Memorial. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
William�s brother Robert also served in World War One. He survived the war. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
Private William Richard Dickson arrived in France on 22nd September 1914. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
William was a member of Holdfast LO.L. No. 1620. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
By the time of the 1911 census, William was working as a saddler. He was still single and living with the family at Lisnahull. His father was now an auctioneer�s porter. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
William went to Drumglass Boys National School in Dungannon. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
The 1901 census records 10 year old William as living with the family at Lisnahull, Derrygortrevy, Tyrone. His father was an agricultural labourer. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
Family: Richard Dickson, Mary J Dickson, Robert James Dickson (born 10th October 1888), William Richard Dickson (born 18th June 1891), Sampson Dickson (born 30th July 1893, died 9th December 1893), Isabella Elizabeth Dickson (born 2nd September 1894), Mary Jane Dickson (born 22nd January 1897, died 24th September 1907, age 10), Maud Dickson (born 5th November 1898), John Dickson 10 (born 2nd January 1902). |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
William Richard Dickson was born on 18th June 1891. He was the second of seven children, five surviving, all born in the Dungannon area. |
16/02/2021 |
Pte. William Richard Dickson |
William Richard Dickson was the second son of Richard and Mary Jane Dickson. Richard Dickson and Mary Jane Wade were married on 30th October 1885 in the district of Dungannon. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. James Devlin |
Private James Devlin is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. James Devlin |
The 1911 census records James still living with the family in Railway View, Dungannon. James is 21 years old and working as a Hackle Setter. His mother is described as a widow. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. James Devlin |
James� father, Daniel Devlin, died on 30th November 1907, aged 48. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. James Devlin |
Known family: Daniel Devlin, Catherine Devlin, James Devlin (born 13th April 1890), Daniel Devlin (born 2nd February 1892), Catherine Cassie Devlin (born 1st November 1893, died 5th March 1902, age 8), Patrick Devlin (born 4th May 1895, died 20th June 1895), John Devlin (born 26th May 1896), Edward Devlin (born 9th April 1898), Joseph Devlin (born 10th January 1900), Thomas Devlin (born 20th December 1902), Hugh Devlin (born 28th December 1904, died 29th December 1904), Gerald Devlin (born 19th April 1906). |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. James Devlin |
The 1901 census records James as 10 years old. He was still at school. His father was a labourer. The family lived at Railway View, Dungannon, Tyrone. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. James Devlin |
James Devlin was born in Drumglass, Dungannon 13th April 1890. He was the oldest of ten children, 7 surviving, all born in the Dungannon area. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. James Devlin |
James Devlin was the eldest son of Daniel and Catherine Devlin. Daniel Devlin and Catherine McNamee were married on 19th June 1889 in the district of Dungannon. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Joseph Henry Dennis was the son of Francis and Margaret Dennis. He was born about 1884. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Private William Connor is listed on page 21 of the Fivemiletown book, from which most of these details come from. Many thanks to Mark Byers for the information. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Private Joseph Dennis is commemorated locally on Fivemiletown War Memorial. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
It is great regret I send you the mill news of your husband�s death. He fell in action on 7th May. It may be some small consolation to you to know that his death was painless. He fell like the gallant soldier he was, doing his duty at his post. Though he had only been with us a short time, I as his company commander had learnt to value his good qualities. He was a man whose services no battalion can lose and not feel the loss. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Extract of letter from Captain McClean to Mrs Dennis: |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
�I wish to convey to you the sympathy of all ranks of the battalion in the sorrow that has come to you by the death of your husband. He was a gallant soldier and a good comrade, and we mourn his loss. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Extract of letter from Colonel Ricardo to Mrs Dennis. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
From the Impartial Reported dated 25th May 1916: |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Private J H Dennis is buried in Authuile Military Cemetery. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
On the date Private Dennis was killed, his unit was involved in a midnight raid on the German front line trenches north of Thiepval Wood. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Private Joseph Dennis was serving with the 9th Battalion of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers when he was killed in action on Monday 8th May 1916. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Joseph Dennis enlisted in Fivemiletown. He was living in Brookeborough at the time. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Joseph was a member of Foglish L.O.L. No. 1842. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Family: Joseph Dennis, Margaret Dennis, Francis A Dennis (born 7th October 1907), Margaret Isabella Dennis (born 17th January 1911), Joseph Dennis (born 31st July 1912), Anna Dennis (born 24th September 1913). |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
They went on to have four children. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
The 1911 census lists Joseph as age 32, living with his family at house 8 in Tattynuckle, Corralongford, County Fermanagh. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
Joseph Dennis married Margaret O'Hara on the 4th July 1906 in the district of Fermanagh. |
14/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Henry Dennis |
The 1901 census lists Joseph as age 24, living with his parents at house 4 in Morgibbaghan, Brookeborough, County Fermanagh. Joseph was a farm labourer. |
14/02/2021 |
Sgt. Robert Deane |
Sergeant Robert Deane is listed on page 24 of the Ballygawley War Dead book, compiled by Drew Robinson. |
14/02/2021 |
Sgt. Robert Deane |
Sergeant Robert Deane is buried in Connaught Cemetery near Thiepval. |
14/02/2021 |
Sgt. Robert Deane |
Lance Corporal Robert Deane arrived in France on 4th October 1915. |
14/02/2021 |
Sgt. Robert Deane |
Known family: James Deane, Margaret Deane, Catherine Deane (born 2nd March 1865), James Deane (born 6th February 1867, died 6th August 1875, age 8), Robert Deane (born 12th May 1869), Margaret Deane (born 25th April 1871), Eliza Deane (born 17th November 1874), James Deane (born 16th March 1877). |
14/02/2021 |
Sgt. Robert Deane |
Robert was born in Ballygawley on 12th May 1869. He was also baptised in Ballygawley. |
14/02/2021 |
Sgt. Robert Deane |
Robert Deane was the son of James and Margaret Deane (nee Patterson). |
14/02/2021 |
Capt William Gordon Cummings |
Many thanks to Paul Kerr and the Royal School Dungannon for his research and all the information provided. |
14/02/2021 |
Capt William Gordon Cummings |
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14/02/2021 |
Capt William Gordon Cummings |
Captain William Gordon Cummings is also commemorated on the Queen�s University, War Memorial, which stands immediately in front of the main building in Belfast. |
14/02/2021 |
Capt William Gordon Cummings |
Known family: James Cummings, Eliza Cummings, Eliza Cummings (born 7th June 1870), Thomas Cummings (born 18th January 1874), Thomas Cummings (born 22nd October 1875), William Gordon Cummings (born 13th July 1877), Eliza Cummings (born 23rd February 1879, died 13th December 1880), Robert Cummings (born 24th May 1880, died 31st December 1880), Robert Cummings (born 16th September 1881), Herbert Cummings (born 3rd November 1883, died 15th December 1884). |
14/02/2021 |
Capt William Gordon Cummings |
William was born on 13th July 1877 in Dungannon, County Tyrone. He was one of at least eight children, five surviving, all born in the Dungannon area. |
14/02/2021 |
Capt William Gordon Cummings |
William Gordon Cummings was the son of James and Eliza Cummings. James Cummings and Eliza Miller were married on 11th March 1868 in the district of Dungannon. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
Private Walter Curry is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
Private Curry is buried in Frameries Communal Cemetery, Belgium. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
Private Walter Curry was serving with the 19th Battalion of the Canadian Infantry when he was killed on 10th November 1918. About 11am, Private Curry went forward to bandage a wounded man and was killed by machine gun fire. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
He had already spent two years with the C.A.M.C. before he re-enlisted on 7th June 1917 at Toronto. 5' 9" tall. He was not married and listed his mother as his next of kin. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
Walter emigrated to Toronto, Canada where he lived at 81 Shelbourne Street and worked as a truck driver. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
The 1911 census records 15 year old Walter as living with the family at house 1 in Carricklongfield, Ballymagran. Walter was still at school. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
The 1901 census records 7 year old Walter as living with the family at house 2 in Carricklongfield, Ballymagran, County Tyrone. Near Aughnacloy. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
Known family: George Curry, Mary Jane Curry, Annie Curry (born 11th July 1883), James Curry (born about 1885), John Curry (born 15th July 1888, tbc), Eliza Curry (born 5th April 1889), George Curry (born 25th March 1891), Walter Curry (born 1st March 1893), Isabella Curry (born 21st March 1896), Thomas Andrew Curry (born 14th February 1900). |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
Walter Curry was born on 1st March 1893 in the Aughnacloy area. He was one eight children, all born in the area. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Walter Curry |
Walter Curry was the son of George and Mary Jane Curry. George Curry and Mary Auguish were married on 5th July 1883 in the Dungannon area. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Francis Curran |
Private Francis Curran is commemorated locally on Dungannon War Memorial. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Francis Curran |
Private Francis Curran is buried in Sainte Marie Cemetery in Le Havre, France. His inscription reads: THE COMBAT'S O'ER |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Francis Curran |
Known family: James Curran, Jane Curran, Elizabeth Curran (born 23rd February 1894), Francis Curran (born 5th April 1896), William Curran (born 21st May 1897), George Curran (born 28th November 1898), Edith Curran (born 18th December 1900). |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Francis Curran |
Francis was born on 5th April 1896 in the Shankill area of Belfast. He was the second of at least five children. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. Francis Curran |
Francis Curran was the eldest son of James and Eliza Jane Curran. James Curran and Jane Ard were married on 10th March 1893 in Belfast. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
John Cumberland is commemorated locally on the Roll of Honour in Eglish Presbyterian Church and on Dungannon War Memorial. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
Privates John and James Cumberland have no known grave and are commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial. The Thiepval Memorial, the Memorial to the Missing of the Somme, bears the names of more than 72,000 officers and men of the United Kingdom and South African forces who died in the Somme sector before 20 March 1918 and have no known grave. Over 90% of those commemorated died between July and November 1916. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
A third brother also enlisted, also joining the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
Privates James and John Cumberland arrived in France on 5th October 1915. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
Both John and his brother James joined the 9th Battalion of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on the same day. They have consecutive service numbers � James was 11554, John was 11553. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
John also belonged to Kilnacart Orange Lodge No. 295, near Eglish, Dungannon. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
John was a member of the Derrygortreavy Company of the Dungannon UVF. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
The 1911 census records John as 16 years old, living with family at Kilnacart, Derrygortreavy, Tyrone. Like his father, John was a farm labourer. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
Known family: William John Cumberland, Mary Cumberland, Eliza Cumberland (born 8th November 1890), William James Cumberland (born 7th July 1893), John Cumberland (born 6th June 1895), Mary Cumberland (born 19th July 1896), James Cumberland (born 11th May 1898), Thomas Cumberland (born 16th April 1901, died 19th May 1902), Andrew Cumberland (born 10th June 1903), Mary Cumberland (born 6th May 1906), Evylene Eva Cumberland (born 8th January 1908), Thomas Cumberland (born 8th May 1909, died 2nd October 1910). |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
The 1901 census records John as a five years old, living with family at Roan, Benburb, Tyrone. William worked as a kilnman. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
William John Cumberland, John�s father, had also been an army man, enlisting on 13th December 1883. He served for seventeen years. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
John Cumberland was born on 6th June 1895. He was one of ten children, eight surviving, all born in the Kilnacart / Benburb area. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cumberland |
John Cumberland was the son of William John and Mary Cumberland. William Cumberland and Mary Laney were married on 21st February 1889 in the Dungannon area. Mary�s maiden name is variously spelt Lenny, Leaney, Lainey, Laney and Lavey. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
James Cumberland is commemorated locally on the Roll of Honour in Eglish Presbyterian Church and on Dungannon War Memorial. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
Privates James and John Cumberland have no known grave and are commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial. The Thiepval Memorial, the Memorial to the Missing of the Somme, bears the names of more than 72,000 officers and men of the United Kingdom and South African forces who died in the Somme sector before 20 March 1918 and have no known grave. Over 90% of those commemorated died between July and November 1916. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
A third brother also enlisted, also joining the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
Privates John and James Cumberland arrived in France on 5th October 1915. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
Both James and his brother John joined the 9th Battalion of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on the same day. They have consecutive service numbers � James was 11554, John was 11553. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
James also belonged to Kilnacart Orange Lodge No. 295, near Eglish, Dungannon. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
James was a member of the Derrygortreavy Company of the Dungannon UVF. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
The 1911 census records James as a 13 year old child living with family at Kilnacart, Derrygortreavy, Tyrone. James was still at school. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
Known family: William John Cumberland, Mary Cumberland, Eliza Cumberland (born 8th November 1890), William James Cumberland (born 7th July 1893), John Cumberland (born 6th June 1895), Mary Cumberland (born 19th July 1896), James Cumberland (born 11th May 1898), Thomas Cumberland (born 16th April 1901, died 19th May 1902), Andrew Cumberland (born 10th June 1903), Mary Cumberland (born 6th May 1906), Evylene Eva Cumberland (born 8th January 1908), Thomas Cumberland (born 8th May 1909, died 2nd October 1910). |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
The 1901 census records James as a 2 year old child, living with family at Roan, Benburb, Tyrone. William worked as a kilnman. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
William John Cumberland, James�s father, had also been an army man, enlisting on 13th December 1883. He served for seventeen years. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
James Cumberland was born 11th May 1898. He was one of ten children, eight surviving, all born in the Kilnacart / Benburb area. |
13/02/2021 |
Pte. James Cumberland |
James Cumberland was the son of William John and Mary Cumberland. William Cumberland and Mary Laney were married on 21st February 1889 in the Dungannon area. Mary�s maiden name is variously spelt Lenny, Leaney, Lainey, Laney and Lavey. |
12/02/2021 |
L/Corp Herbert Bertie Cull |
Lance Corporal Bertie Cull is commemorated locally on Clogher War Memorial and on the WWI tablet in St Macartan's Cathedral in Clogher. |
12/02/2021 |
L/Corp Herbert Bertie Cull |
The CWGC record Lance Corporal Bertie Cull as the son of James and Mary A Cull of Grange Terrace, Newtownstewart, County Tyrone. |
12/02/2021 |
L/Corp Herbert Bertie Cull |
Known family: James Cull, Mary Anne Cull, Esther Anne Cull (born about 1886, Cavan), Florence Mary Cull (born about 1889, Cavan), James Herbert Ernest Cull (born about 1891, Louth). |
12/02/2021 |
L/Corp Herbert Bertie Cull |
According to military records Bertie Cull as been born in Clogher, County Tyrone. However, no evidence of this can be found. |
12/02/2021 |
L/Corp Herbert Bertie Cull |
James Herbert Ernest Cull was born about 1891 in County Louth. He was one of five children. |
12/02/2021 |
L/Corp Herbert Bertie Cull |
Bertie Cull was the son of James and Mary Anne Cull. They were married about 1884. |
12/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cuddy |
Private John Cuddy has no known grave and is commemorated on the Helles Memorial at Gallipoli. |
12/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cuddy |
Private Cuddy arrived in the Balkans on 9th August 1915. |
12/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cuddy |
The 1911 census shows the family still living at Glencrew, Aughnacloy Rural, Tyrone. John was 17 years old and working as a Railway painter. His father was a railway labourer and his mother was a railway gate keeper. |
12/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cuddy |
Family: James Cuddy, Catherine Cuddy, John James Cuddy (born 23rd November 1893), Mary Jane Cuddy (born 21st August 1895), Francis Cuddy (born 18th September 1897), Thomas Cuddy (born 7th May 1900), Bridget Cuddy (born 8th June 1903), Agnes Cuddy (born 19th June 1905, died 20th June 1905), Patrick George Cuddy (born 4th November 1907). |
12/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cuddy |
The 1901 census records the family living at Glencrew, Aughnacloy Rural, Tyrone. John was 7 years old. John�s father was a Mill�s Man on the Railway. |
12/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cuddy |
John Cuddy was born on 23rd November 1893 in Aughnacloy, County Tyrone. He was the eldest of seven children, six surviving. |
12/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cuddy |
John James Cuddy was the eldest son of James and Catherine Cuddy. James Cuddy and Catherine Mullan were married about 1892. |
12/02/2021 |
Pte. John Cuddy |
02948 |
11/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas John Cross |
It seems John Cross died on 24th July 1897 in Dungannon, aged 64. |
11/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas John Cross |
Family: John Cross, Mary Cross, Anna Margaret Cross (born 16th January 1878), Robert Warnock Cross (born 14th September 1879), Thomas John Cross (born 2nd May 1883), Samuel Wallace Cross (born 2nd May 1883), Mary Isabella Cross (born 16th July 1884). |
11/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas John Cross |
Thomas and his twin brother Samuel were born in Drumglass, Dungannon on 2nd May 1883. |
11/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas John Cross |
Thomas John Cross was the twin son of John and Mary Cross. John Cross and Mary Warwick were married on 17th March 1876 in the district of Dungannon. |
10/02/2021 |
Pte. Denis Crumley |
02947 |
10/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas John Cross |
Private Cross arrived in France on 5th October 1915. |
10/02/2021 |
Pte. Thomas Crorken |
Private Thomas Crorken is commemorated locally on Fivemiletown War Memorial. |
10/02/2021 |
Pte. Jack Crichton |
02946 |
10/02/2021 |
Pte. Jack Crichton |
02945 |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Henry Cowan |
Private Henry Cowan arrived in France on 5th October 1915. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Henry Cowan |
The 1911 census possibly lists Henry as age 31, living with his brother at house 16 in Seein, Altaclady. Henry was a farm servant. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Henry Cowan |
The 1901 census possibly lists Henry as age 22, living his mother at house 7 in Seein, Altaclady, Sion Mills, County Tyrone. Henry was a farm labourer. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Henry Cowan |
Family: James Cowan, Ann Cowan, James Cowan (born 4th March 1877), Mary Cowan (born 8th June 1879), Henry Cowan (born 6th September 1880). |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Henry Cowan |
Henry Cowan was born on 8th June 1879. He was the youngest of three children, all born in the Strabane area. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Henry Cowan |
Henry Cowan was the youngest son of James and Anne Cowan. James Cowan and Annie Morrow were married on 22nd November 1875 in the district of Strabane. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Henry Cousins |
The 1911 census records that the family lived at house 3 in Roughan, Augher, County Tyrone. Charles Henry Cousins was 9 years old. His step-father William was a labourer. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Henry Cousins |
William and Elizabeth McClean went on to have one further child. Jenetta Maria McClean was born on 7th June 1906 in Clogher. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Henry Cousins |
His mother remarried around 1905 to William Stewart McClean. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Henry Cousins |
Charles� father, Private Henry Cousins, served with the Royal Garrison Regiment. He was killed in Boer War at Bloemfontein. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Henry Cousins |
The 1901 census records the family living at 31 Princes Street, Lurgan. Henry Cousins was a power loom weaver. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Henry Cousins |
Family: Henry Cousins, Elizabeth Cousins, Mary E Cousins (born 13th July 1896, Belfast), Laura Jane Cousins (born 22nd April 1898, Lurgan), Eveline Wilhelmine Cousins (born 12th July 1899, Lurgan), Charles Henry Cousins (born 12th December 1901, Lurgan). |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Henry Cousins |
Charles was born in Lurgan, County Armagh on 12th December 1901. |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Charles Henry Cousins |
Charles Henry Cousins was the only son of Henry and J Elizabeth Cousins (nee Bloomer). |
09/02/2021 |
Pte. Joseph Coulter M.M. |
Private Joseph Coulter arrived in France on 5th October 1915. |
09/02/2021 |
R/man William Cotter |
Mary Hunter was married to James Hunter, who was a seaman, according to Lennox Wylie 1912. |
09/02/2021 |
R/man William Cotter |
Rifleman Cotter arrived in France on 12th September 1914. |
09/02/2021 |
R/man William Cotter |
Estimated family: William Cotter, Sarah / Mary Jane Cotter, Mary Cotter (born 20th February 1877), William Cotter (born 2nd October 1879), Susan Cotter (born 23rd October 1881, died 5th November 1881), Susan Cotter (born 23rd December 1882, died 16th February 1883), Unnamed son (born 31st January 1884, died 8th February 1884), Thomas Cotter (born 21st August 1885), James Cotter (born 11th September 1888), Susan Cotter (born 22nd May 1891). |
09/02/2021 |
R/man William Cotter |
William Cotter was born in Aughnacloy on 2nd October 1879. He was the second oldest of at least eight children, five surviving, all born in the Aughnacloy area. |
09/02/2021 |
R/man William Cotter |
William Cotter was the eldest son of William Cotter and Sarah Callaghan were married on 21st April 1876 in the district of Dungannon. |
09/02/2021 |
R/man William Cotter |
It is believed William Cotter was the brother of Thomas Cotter for three reasons. The first is that the date and location of birth match. The second is that William had two brothers who served. The third is that there was a sister called Mary. |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
In his will, he left all to his wife, Mrs Anne Cotter, who was living at 32 Lawther Place, Belfast in 1915. |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
In the event of my death, I give the whole of my property and effects to my wife Mrs Anne Cotter, 32 Lawther Place, Belfast, Ireland. 41667 Sapper T Cotter, 66 Field Company, Royal Engineers, 10th Division. |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
02944 |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
Last Will and Testament of Sapper Thomas Cotter dated 21st July 1915: |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
The Belfast Street Directory of 1910 records Thomas as living at 58 Mervue Street, Belfast. His occupation is given as �driller�. |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
Estimated family: William Cotter, Sarah / Mary Jane Cotter, Mary Cotter (born 20th February 1877), William Cotter (born 2nd October 1879), Susan Cotter (born 23rd October 1881, died 5th November 1881), Susan Cotter (born 23rd December 1882, died 16th February 1883), Unnamed son (born 31st January 1884, died 8th February 1884), Thomas Cotter (born 21st August 1885), James Cotter (born 11th September 1888), Susan Cotter (born 22nd May 1891). |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
GRONI records a Thomas Cotter born in Aughnacloy on 21st August 1885. He was one of at least eight children, five surviving, all born in the Aughnacloy area. |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
The CWGC defines his birthplace as Aughnacloy, County Tyrone. Ireland�s Memorial Records Book records his birthplace as Armagh. The 1901 census records his birthplace as Belfast. |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
William Cotter and Sarah Callaghan were married on 21st April 1876 in the district of Dungannon (GRONI Ref: M/1876/T1/2556/2/146) |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
The CWGC record his mother as Mary Jane. However, research of the GRONI records implies his mother�s name was Sarah. |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
Thomas Cotter was the son of William Cotter. |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
GRONI also record his death as 29th January (Ref D/1918/43/1007/7/217). |
08/02/2021 |
Sapper Thomas Cotter |
Thomas enlisted in Barrow-in-Furness in England. He was living in Belfast. |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
02943 |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
Private Edward Corrigan was serving with the 7th Battalion of the Prince of Wales Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment) when he died a prisoner of war on 21st October 1918. |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
During March and April 1918, Edward was moved from Gef Dulmen Westfalen POW Camp to to Soltau, Hanover POW Camp. |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
It seems Private Edward Corrigan became a prisoner of war on 19th December 1917. |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
By the time of the 1911 census, Edward no longer lived with the family in Carryclogher. |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
The 1901 census records Edwards as eight years old. Michael Corrigan was a farmer. The family lived at house 19 in Carryclogher, Clogher, County Tyrone. |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
Family: Michael Corrigan, Margaret Corrigan, James Corrigan (born 2nd April 1871), Patrick Corrigan (born 1st January 1873), William Corrigan (born 19th December 1874), Mary Corrigan (born 9th July 1876), Catherine Corrigan (born 27th April 1878), Michael Corrigan (born 15th February 1880), Margaret Corrigan (born 3rd February 1882), Sarah Corrigan (born 27th May 1883), Owen Corrigan (born 10th March 1885), Ellen Corrigan (born 22nd September 1887), Bernard Corrigan (born 27th September 1889), Edward Corrigan (born 9th July 1892). |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
Edward was born on 9th July 1892. He was the youngest of twelve children, all born in the Clogher area. |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
Edward Corrigan was the youngest son of Michael and Margaret Corrigan. Michael Corrigan and Margaret Donaghey were married on 19th May 1870 in the district of Dungannon. |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Edward Corrigan |
02942 |
07/02/2021 |
Pte. Ernest Corr |
Private Corr arrived in France to join the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on 9th December 1915. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Private Conroy is buried in Holme (Holy Trinity) Churchyard in Kirby Lonsdale, Westmorland, England. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Private Robert Conroy died of bronchitis and cardiac failure on 10th June 1918 at the Camp Hospital at Newtownards Military Camp. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Robert was married and he lived in Holme, Westmoreland, England. He was a labourer on Queen's Island, Belfast. He was a Private in the Labour Corps. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Private Robert Conroy later transferred to the Labour Corps with the Service No 109269. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Private Robert Conroy arrived in France on 2nd October 1915 with the 9th Battalion of the Royal Irish Rifles (tbc). |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Robert Conroy enlisted with the Royal Irish Rifles, Service No 14270. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
The 1911 census possibly lists Robert as age 22, living with the family at house 8 in Devonshire Street, Belfast. Robert was a brass finisher. His father was a blacksmith's helper. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Known family: Robert Conroy, Martha Conroy, William Conroy (born 16th April 1876, Dungannon), Robert Conroy (born 8th January 1878, Dungannon), Thomas Conroy (born 3rd May 1880, Dungannon), Lizzie Mary Conroy (born 17th August 1882, Belfast), John Conroy (born about 1883, Belfast), Samuel Conroy (2nd November 1886, Belfast), Martha Conroy (born 15th October 1888, Belfast), Annie Conroy (born 16th March 1891, Belfast), William Conroy (born 13th April 1893, Belfast), Isaac Conroy (born 1st June 1895, Belfast). |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
The family moved to Belfast around 1881. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Robert Conroy was born in Dungannon on 8th January 1878. He was the second of at least ten children. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Robert Conroy was the second son of Robert and Martha Conroy. Robert Conroy and Martha Doyle were married on 1st October 1875 in the Dungannon area. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
Robert Conroy was the second son of Robert and Martha Conroy. Robert Conroy and Martha Doyle were married on 1st October 1875 in the Dungannon area. |
06/02/2021 |
R/man Robert Conroy |
The following information about the family is solely derived from his death certificate giving his age as 42, and knowing he was born in the Dungannon area. The best match was found and information extrapolated from there. There is NOTHING to substantiate this speculated family at present. |
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