1911 census for Belfast ?

[alan w jones]

He was severely wounded In march 1915 at neuve chapelle  , then hospitalised in England  regards Alan

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On the Marriage Link posted there were 3 or 4 where Mary was Bride.

If you write their Surnames down you could try looking for child then by doing a few searches entering Mother's surname in box as per example

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/advanced-civil.jsp

[alan w jones]

Hello , I have found his short attestation paper under army pensions . He was discharged on 4/7/1915 and unmarried , living with father James and brother John at Mansion Lodging House  xxxxxxxx street , Belfast { I can't seem to make street name out  ] So at least we now know he married from discharge date to date of death . His army number in the Royal Irish Rifles was 9040.
Regards
Alan

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Handier again, just a matter of altering Search years.

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C Reg Marriage results for James Murphy of Belfast from 1915 to 1918
LINK http://www.rootschat.com/links/01okk/

[Sinann]

He was severely wounded In march 1915 at neuve chapelle  , then hospitalised in England  regards Alan

Didn't get me anywhere, too many wounded with nothing but their names, no addresses.

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Newpaper:

Murphy, James, Rifleman, Royal Irish Rifles, 90 Conway Street Belfast, Wounded,


contact nigel_henderson'at'hotmail.com  for details.

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Above in Belfast Evening Telegraph

[Sinann]

Above in Belfast Evening Telegraph

Ah Good, I don't have that one.