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Armed Forces / Re: Capt James Martin Child MC
« on: Wednesday 15 March 06 19:31 GMT (UK)  »
Mack and the Boys.
Bagged another Manc for you at City of London yesterday. 2nd Lieut Horace Taylor Prentis 17th Bn A Coy Manchester Regiment commemorated at Tyne Cot.
Regards Steve

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Armed Forces / Re: Capt James Martin Child MC
« on: Saturday 11 March 06 18:41 GMT (UK)  »
Mack... I know I gave you this before but it's worth putting this one on for old times sake. I'll PM you on the other matter when i've figured out who is who . Thanks again for your help. If there are any Mancs down here you need pics of i'm always on the lookout for them so let me know. Best Regards Steve.

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Armed Forces / Re: Capt James Martin Child MC
« on: Saturday 11 March 06 00:43 GMT (UK)  »
Chris. Sometimes its good to be elsewhere !!!!! Regards Steve

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Armed Forces / Re: Capt James Martin Child MC
« on: Saturday 11 March 06 00:15 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks for the thought Chris. Now I know where you all hide !!!! Regards Steve

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Waterford / Re: Dungarvan
« on: Saturday 11 March 06 00:12 GMT (UK)  »
Annie. Thanks so much for your reply. We've this family noted for some time. but because we only had the Ancestry listings of the children, we were unaware that their father was Denis Guerins. FreeBMD does list more children post 1901 but could you list me the stuff you have there and does it include an address. We always believed that they may be related but as you are aware you cannot take anything for granted in this game !!!!! Notes of interest are that John Guerins first son was called Denis, who lived till 1925 or so in Dungarvan, he had a son James who lived for only 18 months, and his wife was Bridget Hyde. He had other children Mary ( my wife's Grandmother ) Hannah, who died in infancy and possibly two other children ( according to the 1911 Census ).As Denis is fairly unusual where they came from I would suspect their father may be a Denis also but that is for further investigation.
Also if anyone has any thing on Pte Patrick T Guerins 32639 Leicestershire Regiment ( now quite possibly a son of Denis if they moved to Loughborough ) and  Pte M. Guerins 6213 Royal Munster Fusiliers (same regiment as John Guerins ) please contact us here.
Again Annie thanks for your help and keep up the great work you do here and your fine input to the Great War Forum. Best Regards Steve.

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Armed Forces / Capt James Martin Child MC
« on: Friday 10 March 06 19:49 GMT (UK)  »
Bernard. This ones for you. Hopefully its bigger than " the other one" Regards Steve.

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Waterford / Re: Dungarvan
« on: Friday 10 March 06 19:29 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Chris. Many thanks for the Griffiths Site. I've got the Griffiths stuff for Dungarvan and having the ability to check elsewhere on this site will be a help when looking outside of Dungarvan.We seem to be stumped with my wife's Great Grandfather John Guerins.He was born in Cappoquin around 1869 and its his contemporaries we are searching for. Guerins is not a particulaly Irish name ( although Guerin is quite popular around Cork for example ) but we seem to come to a dead end with his family. We have his war record and some of his own family after he was married and have visited his grave in Tralee but as for siblings  /parents etc. we have no clue. Thanks again for the info re the site and anything else you come across please let me know. Kind Regards Steve

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Waterford / Re: Guerins
« on: Sunday 13 November 05 17:22 GMT (UK)  »
Annie. Thanks for your reply. Yes this is our man Jack. We do have the SDGW info and have got some more info since our original posting in May. We've seen his grave in the Tralee Military Cemetery but cannot find out a great deal of other info. We have seen his attestation papers at the NA and a lot of his war record survives but it stops short of his passing. Finding info about people who served in the Ballymullen Barracks is almost impossible as there seems to be no accessible records. The Waterford Coco site has given us a lot of info but the death registers only go to 1901. For anyone else who needs Census info try Noel Farrell's book "Dungarvan Family Roots" which has the 1901 and 1911 complete Census's for Dungarvan and also Griffith's and also the 1936/7 Electors list. For anybody researching Dungarvan or it's families it is indispensible. What we really are looking for is anything on Jack's early life or any of his family. He doesn't make it easy for us as his army record states his family history as being "vague"
Many thanks again for your reply and if you come across any other info please contact me. Regards Steve

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Waterford / Re: Dungarvan
« on: Tuesday 01 November 05 16:57 GMT (UK)  »
Try the Waterford County Library site and click the online resources link. Check the death registers there and you will find some Coman's there. Also while you are there you can check the Griffith's Valuation which has some Coman's as well. The site used to contain some Census info but it seems to have gone. Anyone know if it is being updated or has it been removed altogether. Regards Steve.

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