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Cathy,
As Shane wrote; the 1926 census is not yet available. Can you tell me in what street in Dublin was your grandmother and uncles recorded in the 1901 census?

Ken.

Hi Cathy,

I will try to find the details of your great uncles, however, it will be necessary to say from which county and district did they come. The census will also help, but we need more information.

Regards,

Ken.

Thank you very much; I will have a look at the section in Roots for members of the Armed Forces. I am a member of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers Association and we meet regularly, indeed we are just back from an interesting visit to The Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst College. I am not familiar with family members of the 'Dubs' meeting at the Dublin City Library in Pearse St., but I will inquire.

Many thanks again,

Ken.

Hi Everyone,
I am  a amateur researcher, involved in researching the military and family lives of officers and men from South Co. Dublin who fell in the Great War. My work will be published in a book titled, "Out of the Dark 1914-1918" and will be financed from my own resources.
    I would like to make contact with relatives of Great War dead, who were born or lived, at any time, in South Co. Dublin. In particular, I would like to contact relatives of the following war heroes:

1) L/Sergeant THOMAS CHRISTOPHER COFFEY, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 9th Battalion, K.I.A. on 16
     August 1917. He was from 1, Charlemont Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin.
                                                                                             
2) Pte. Anthony Devitt and his brother, Christopher, who were K.I.A. on 29 June 1915 and 24 May
    1915. They were attached to the Royal Dublin Fusiliers and lived at 27, Convent Road, Dalkey, Co.
    Dublin.

3) Pte. William Joseph Manning, 7th Royal Dublin Fusiliers, K.I.A. on 3 October 1916. He lived at  Upper
    Georges Street, Kingstown, Co. Dublin and later at 4, Pembroke Road, Dublin. Educated Blackrock
    College.

4) L/Corporal William Percy Butler, 10th Royal Dublin Fusiliers, K.I.A. on 24 April 1917. he lived at 36,
    York Road, Kingstown, Co. Dublin.

Any information that will help me to make contact with relatives of the above, will be much appreciated.

Ken.

Hi Everyone,
I am  a amateur researcher, involved in researching the military and family lives of officers and men from South Co. Dublin who fell in the Great War. My work will be published in a book titled, Out of the Dark 1914-1918, and will be financed from my own resources.
    I would like to make contact with relatives of Great War dead, who were born or lived, at any time, in South Co. Dublin. In particular, I would like to contact relatives of Private John Kearney, of Ruby Lodge, Blackrock, killed in the area of the Yser Canal, France, on 1ST August 1917 from wounds received in action. He was aged 23. My mobile No. is *.

Ken.

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