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Antrim / Re: Daniel STOREY WW1 1919
« on: Yesterday at 15:43 »
DANIEL was the son of Alexander and Elizabeth Storey; Alexander was the son of Alexander(Sen), also from Capecastle. By my reckoning, the Hugh Storey buried in Belfast City Cemetery was the son of Alexander (Sen) ie he was Daniel's uncle. Unless somebody tells me otherwise!
I reckon the John Storey buried at Armoy Presbyterian could well be Daniel's older brother.
I would welcome any further thoughts on this puzzle.

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Angus (Forfarshire) / Re: DAVID McKENZIE WW1 1920
« on: Tuesday 30 December 25 15:42 GMT (UK)  »
Looks like his full name was David McGarry McKenzie.

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Angus (Forfarshire) / DAVID McKENZIE WW1 1920
« on: Tuesday 30 December 25 15:40 GMT (UK)  »
DAVID  McKENZIE, aged 33, died on 4 Sept 1920 after serving with the Royal Army Service Corps. Service No ET/48026.  His home address was at Cowgate, Dundee but it appears that he died at Winchester.
David was married to Cecilia (nee Smith) and his mother was Helen McKenzie.
David McKenzie is entitled to War Grave commemoration - if proof of burial can be established.
Does anyone know where he is buried ? Any help would be gratefully received.

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Roscommon / JAMES SPEED WW1 1918
« on: Monday 29 December 25 22:05 GMT (UK)  »
Can anyone help?
I am trying to find proof of burial for JAMES SPEED of Ballaghdereen, Castlerea who died on 31 Aug 1918. He died as a result of illness incurred while serving with the Royal Irish Regiment. He was aged just 18.
James was born at Ballaghdereen on 10 June 1899 to James and Margaret Speed (nee Regan)
His parents had married in the RC Church in Ballaghdereen on 2 Oct 1894. They had two other sons, John and Patrick.
James Speed (Sen) died in Castlerea Workhouse on 3 Feb 1905, aged 40. Margaret died in the County Home, Roscommon on 23 Feb 1945.
James (Jun) is entitled to War Grave commemoration - if proof of burial can be established.
Does anyone know where this young man is buried?
I would be grateful for any help.

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Suffolk / Harry Reynolds ROBINSON
« on: Friday 19 December 25 17:40 GMT (UK)  »
Burial - WW1 soldier.
HARRY REYNOLDS ROBINSON died on 27 Nov 1919 after serving with the Suffolk Regt - 328040. Aged 36.
Pension Card gives his address as Bird Street, Hitcham, Surrey. All Saints Church, Hitcham checked - no trace.
Harry was born in 1883 and was baptised at St Mary's Church, Naughton.
He died in the TB Sanatorium at Cottingham, Yorkshire.
He is entitled to War Grave commemoration- if proof of burial can be established.
Does anyone know where Harry Reynolds Robinson is buried??
I would be grateful for any information.


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Antrim / Re: DANIEL STOREY WW1 1019
« on: Tuesday 09 December 25 22:44 GMT (UK)  »
That should of course read "sister" !

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Antrim / Re: DANIEL STOREY WW1 1019
« on: Tuesday 09 December 25 22:43 GMT (UK)  »
Siser Annie married in Ramoan Presbyterian Church in 1919.

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Antrim / Daniel STOREY WW1 1019
« on: Tuesday 09 December 25 21:29 GMT (UK)  »
DANIEL STOREY died on 17 May 1919 after serving with the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Remarkably, his age is given as 16!  He was the son of Alexander and Elizabeth Storey of Cape Castle, Co Antrim and he died at that address. In 1911 he was living there with his parents and older siblings Nathaniel and Maggie. Another brother, John, born in July 1888 did not appear in the 1911 Census .
The family were Presbyterian.
An Elizabeth Storey who was probably Daniel's mother died at Cape Castle on 28 Dec 1912.
The family lived in the vicinity of Ramoan Presbyterian Church but unfortunately that are no burial records known.
Daniel Storey is entitled to War Grave commemoration if proof of burial can be found.
Does anyone know where this young soldier is buried?

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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / James M KINAHAN QQ1 1916
« on: Saturday 06 December 25 22:42 GMT (UK)  »
JAMES  MORDY /MORTY  KINAHAN died on 7 Mar 1916 after serving as a Drummer with the Hampshire Regiment.
Aged 40, he was the husband of Mary Kinahan of Lower Brook Street, Winchester. His Pension Card lists 3 children  - William John, Leo Thomas and Leonard. James' death was registered in Winchester.
He was medically discharged on 12 May 1915.
James Kinahan's death was attributable to his wartime service and he is entitled to War Grave commemoration  -if proof of burial can be established.
Does anyone know where this soldier is buried?
Any information would be warmly welcomed.

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