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Dublin / Re: coombe street
« on: Thursday 25 June 15 11:13 BST (UK) »
Hi my mam lived at 15 The Coombe until 1952. Her mother moved in that house in 1920. My Grandmother death cert has her address as 15 Coombe Street.
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Dublin / Re: Battle for Dublin 1922
« on: Thursday 23 May 13 12:41 BST (UK) »
hi. I suppose it is for family tree purposes. but he is the only member of my family that I know nothing about. if indeed it says ex soldier.. then his career was brief. he was not a soldier in 1920, it says labourer on his wedding cert. and he was an ex by 1924 0n his daughters birth cert.
his father Patrick Sheridan was an electrician.
his father Patrick Sheridan was an electrician.
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Dublin / Re: Battle for Dublin 1922
« on: Thursday 23 May 13 12:13 BST (UK) »
well as far as im aware, he was born in Dublin. this may not be the case. he was married in Dublin in 1920. but I shall look into british army archives also.
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Dublin / Re: Battle for Dublin 1922
« on: Thursday 23 May 13 12:10 BST (UK) »
Thankyou so much. I shall look into that. I am visiting Dublin in three weeks, I see if someone will see me.
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Dublin / Re: Battle for Dublin 1922
« on: Thursday 23 May 13 11:28 BST (UK) »
No, I have looked. I have looked on that census and every site I can find. seems strange that he`s a soldier...with no record whatsoever.
Thanks anyway.
Thanks anyway.
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Dublin / Re: Battle for Dublin 1922
« on: Thursday 23 May 13 11:12 BST (UK) »
Thanks for the reply. I am very sorry to say that I have had a look at the birth certificate, and found a different date to what I was told. She was born 30 September 1924.
Surely the civil war had ended by then ? So what could E4 soldier mean ?
I will attempt to add the picture of the certificate as an attachment.
Thanks again.
Surely the civil war had ended by then ? So what could E4 soldier mean ?
I will attempt to add the picture of the certificate as an attachment.
Thanks again.
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Dublin / Battle for Dublin 1922
« on: Thursday 23 May 13 10:48 BST (UK) »
Can somebody help please. while looking for info on my grandfather James Sheridan, I came across his daughters birth certificate of 1922 the named him as E4 Soldier. I have looked in every irish military site there is, and he can not be found.
He was a labourer in 1920, and there was no European war at the time, so he joined up for a reason.
The british army has no prefix like E4 in their ranks. But the americans do. it means specialist corporal.
Would this suggest he was an `Irregular` Anti treaty Republican ?
I can not find anything on him at all.
Can somebody suggest the best way of finding out......please.
I believe he was born in 1900, and lived in Coombe St Dublin South.
He was a labourer in 1920, and there was no European war at the time, so he joined up for a reason.
The british army has no prefix like E4 in their ranks. But the americans do. it means specialist corporal.
Would this suggest he was an `Irregular` Anti treaty Republican ?
I can not find anything on him at all.
Can somebody suggest the best way of finding out......please.
I believe he was born in 1900, and lived in Coombe St Dublin South.
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Dublin / Re: grandparents burials
« on: Wednesday 25 October 06 20:59 BST (UK) »
i looked for mount jerome cemetry, but it would only give me the names of famous people buried there. i couldnt find the names on all the headsyones like i could for other cemetrys.
my luck is running out im afraid.
thankyou so much all the same
my luck is running out im afraid.
thankyou so much all the same
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Dublin / Re: grandparents burials
« on: Wednesday 25 October 06 19:55 BST (UK) »
Thankyou so much. i will try looking in this area right now. thanks again
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