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WILLIAM FRANCIS RUSSELL CALLAGHAN (or O'Callaghan) died on 18 Nov 1917 after serving with the Royal Navy.  Aged 40, he died at Cloyne where his mother, Margaret, lived at The Square.
William's death was attributable, in part or in whole, to his wartime experiences. He was
 entitled to a War Grave but, like many others, was missed out when the post-war memorials were prepared.
He is still eligible to be remembered in this fashion  - if proof of burial can be established.
Does anyone know where William is buried?  Any  pieces of evidence - death notices, notice of funeral arrangements, obituaries, family records - would be very gratefully received.
Thank you.

According to Scotlands People, the marriage took place on 2 Jan 1906. John's usual place of residence was given as East North Street, Aberdeen; Christina was a housekeeper in Dundee. Married at Reform Street, Dundee before witnesses. Does that imply marriage at a Registry Office (or Scottish equivalent) rather than a church?

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LEWIS HENRY VAUGHAN died on 6 Aug 1916 after serving with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Aged 23, he lived and died at 59 High Street, Tredegar. He was the son of Elizabeth Ann Jones (formerly Vaughan).
At the 1901 Census he was  living in Tredegar with his father William, mother Elizabeth Ann, and siblings Thomas, Ellen and Rees. Thomas died in Germany in 1914 while serving with the Cheshire Regt. (was he perhaps POW ?)
Lewis is entitled to War Grave designation- if proof of burial can be found.
Does anyone know where Lewis Henry Vaughan is buried?  Any information would be gratefully received.