THOMAS HENRY BRADY 1921

[Jon_ni]

yes T/9432 24th Horse Transport Coy. R.A.S.C. https://ancestry.co.uk/search/collections/60506/records/789208

https://livesofthefirstworldwar.iwm.org.uk/lifestory/7691977

Transcribed as Bready on WWI Pension Record Card https://ancestry.co.uk/search/collections/61588/records/21332534

[aghadowey]

yes T/9432 R.A.S.C. https://ancestry.co.uk/search/collections/60506/records/789208

Which only works if you have an Ancestry subscription. Is if the same as the record I posted link to earlier?

Possible death for the Thomas Henry Brady in Barrow-in-Furness district which I posted earlier (father Joseph not John)-
O/D 1966 BRADY    THOMAS H L    65    BARROW/F    10B   213

[Jon_ni]

yes same image

[Jon_ni]

As he was suffering from otitis media (middle ear infection) a death in the Benn's ENT Hospital seems plausible https://greatplacenorthbelfast.com/project/a-street-through-time-benn-hospital/

but there was a hospital in the barracks https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Insurance_Plan_of_Belfast_Vol._2;_Key_Plan_(BL_146837).tiff

Topic: Military Hospital, Clifton Street https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=613250.0
https://greatplacenorthbelfast.com/project/a-street-through-time-sandes-soldiers-home/

[trevalyn]

Thanks, everybody. I will check with Barrow-in Furness for any trace of burial and post the outcome.

[Jon_ni]

I think Aghadowey was clarifying the Barrow person was someone else.

Is not buried in he City Cemetery and unlisted in Shankill cemetery (incomplete). The body may have been returned to father. Per the Effects entry his account was managed at Woolwich.

Using Findmypast the 4 or 5 Thomas Brady's with father John on 1911 census in England all seem to be alive 1921 still with parents per their suggested records (the Barrow Thomas married with wife Agnes).
The Thomas Henry born Durham Q1 1902 died same quarter.