Fitzroy Church 2

Special Thanks to Nigel Henderson for all his hard work in compiling all this information
and for allowing me to put it online

In 2008, I helped Philip Orr (author of The Road to the Somme) in his preparations for the Remembrance Sunday service in Fitzroy Presbyterian Church on University Street in Belfast. In addition to preparing a visual backdrop for a short play (“Hugh’s War”) focusing on the experiences of one man, I prepared a presentation listing the men from the Crescent, Donegall Pass and Fitzroy Avenue congregations who served in the two world wars. On Remembrance Sunday, as the names scrolled up, I began to think about the names

... who were these men?

... what were their family backgrounds?

... what did they do for a living?

... when and where did they die?

I decided to try to locate as much information as possible about these servicemen and this information is now loaded on the website of Fitzroy Presbyterian Church (which incorporates the Crescent and Donegall Pass congregations). I drew information from a wide range of sources, including:

· The Presbyterian Church in Ireland’s “Roll of Honour” and the War Memorials for the three congregations and the 9th BB Old Boys Association;

^·The Ireland Census Returns for 1901 and 1911;
^{· The
Commonwealth War Graves Commission’s “Debt of Honour”
register;
^{· Great War
Forum and general internet searches;
^{· The websites
of the Royal Belfast Academical Institution and Friends’
School in Lisburn;
^{· The Northern
Whig, Belfast News Letter and Belfast Evening Telegraph editions
from late 1914 to 1919.}}}}

Inevitably, the focus of my research fell on servicemen from the First World War and the Service and Sacrifice page on the Fitzroy website includes the following documents

· Brothers in Arms, which highlights families were several members fought in the First World War;

· First World War servicemen biographies,

· Second World War servicemen biographies and wartime memories of some current members of the Fitzroy congregation;

· War Memorials featuring First World War servicemen from the three congregations;

· First World War facts and figures relating to servicemen from the three congregations;

· Gallantry Awards;

· First World War profile for each of the 365 First World War servicemen from the three congregations (these profiles appear further down this page);

· Postcards and letters from one First World War serviceman to his widowed mother;

· Images of Enlistment Papers and Book of Honour entries for Canadian servicemen with connections to one of the three congregations.

In addition, the Fitzroy website has:

· a flash video containing pictures of First World War servicemen;

· a video commemoration, The Fallen, listing the men (with, where available, their photographs and a photograph of the cemetery or memorial) who died in the two world wars;

· a video, “Hugh’s War”, narrated by Philip Orr (author of “The Road the Somme”)

Please note that some of the documents/videos are quite large and may take a while to load.

The following War Memorials (with transcriptions of the names) can be viewed on this website :

· Crescent Presbyterian Church;

· Donegall Pass Presbyterian Church;

· Fitzroy Avenue Presbyterian Church;

· 9th BB Old Boys Association;

^·North of Ireland Football & Cricket Club.

In addition, the pages of the intricately decorated Memorial Book (with a transcription of the names) commemorating the men who died in the Second World War and the men and women who served in that war can be viewed here.

I am grateful to Mary Lennon for her assistance in my research and for loading some of the material on this website in a more searchable format.

If anyone can add, or correct, information, I would be grateful to hear from you. I can also arrange for access to Fitzroy Presbyterian Church for anyone that wants to view or photograph the War Memorials.

Nigel Henderson Fitzroy Presbyterian Church

Great War Servicemen Profiles – Some Notes

PCI Roll of Honour

The congregational listings have a tendency to record the Regiment by initials only and RIR could refer to the Royal Irish Rifles or the Royal Irish Regiment – unless otherwise specified, it has been assumed that RIR means Royal Irish Rifles.

For Royal Irish Rifles servicemen, the congregational listings sometimes use rank “Rifleman” and sometimes the rank “Private”. For simplicity and consistency, the Rank of any man below the rank of Lance-Corporal is recorded as “Rifleman”.

Whilst the PCI Roll of Honour lists for the Crescent and Donegall Pass congregations contain extensive information, the list for Fitzroy Avenue is somewhat spartan (being limited to Forename, Surname and whether wounded/died/PoW).

The lists do contain some errors, spelling of names and/or house numbers, and duplications:

· The PCI Roll of Honour for Fitzroy Avenue (and its War Memorial plaque) include a Dr. Bryson Hogg and a Gerald Hogg MB (no address details) whilst the Donegall Pass list includes a Bryson Hogg MD and a Gerald Hogg MD, both of Ormeau Road;

· The Fitzroy Avenue and Crescent lists both include a Philip W Frew and a William Baxter;

· The Fitzroy Avenue list has a Jack D Hunter (wounded) whilst the Crescent list has a J D Hunter (wounded);

· The Crescent list contains a Samuel D. Allan (Royal Irish Rifles) and a Samuel D. Allen (Royal Flying Corps), both of whom are recorded as living at 20 Maryville Street. As an Ernest Allen is also listed for the Maryville address, only the Samuel D Allen entry has been retained. An examination of the Belfast Street Directories for the period fails to show a family called Allen or Allan living at 20 Maryville Street (unless it was as lodgers);

· Where there are variants in the spelling of forenames or surnames (e.g. McCallum/McCollam, Legge/Legg, Edmond/Edmund), both versions have been included.

There are some names on the memorial plaques in the Church vestibule which are not on the relevant PCI Roll of Honour (for example, Alfred and Herbert Thorpe of Crescent) and names which are on the PCI Roll of Honour but not on the relevant War Memorial plaque (for example, Adrian Thompson of Crescent).

The Donegall Pass War Memorial records “Pte. T Halliday” as a fatality but the PCI Roll of Honour entry for the congregation records that Thomas Halliday was a Lieutenant.

The PCI Roll of Honour lists include people who had moved to Dominion territories or America – for example, the McAlister brothers (Donegall Pass congregation) who were living in Toronto and the Gordon brothers (Crescent congregation) whose parents re-settled in Boston (USA).

Addresses

In addition to the details on the PCI Rolls of Honour, addresses (and additional personal and family information) have also been obtained from the Ireland Census returns for 1901 and 1911 and from Street Directories.

The census returns only records people (including visitors) who were residing at the property on Sunday 31st March 1901 and Sunday 2nd April 1911, and would exclude family members who happened to be away from home on that specific evening – for example, PCI Roll of Honour for Donegall Pass lists William and Richard Gourley of 3 Elm Street, but only Richard appears on the 1911 Census return.

Sometimes the Census Enumerators recorded “number of the house in the street” rather than the postal house number – consequently, there are discrepancies between the details recorded on the Census Returns and in the Belfast Street Directories.

On a number of occasions, the details in the returns (including street names and personal names) have been incorrectly transcribed on the website.

The year at which the family lived at various addresses has been recorded where it is known. When the Street Directories and Census Returns differ, both addresses have been included, with the relevant source specified. The addresses without any date are ones where the details have come from a PCI Roll of Honour and could not be verified.

Where an address has been identified for a family in the 1901 or 1911 Ireland Census but the named serviceman does not appear on the return, it has been assumed that the address is the parental home – for example, the 1901 Census return for 9 Bruce Street includes Benjamin Barrett but does not include “A Barrett” but both are listed for the same address in the PCI Roll of Honour for the Crescent congregation.

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

On a few occasions, the “Age at Death” recorded on the CWCG Debt of Honour Register does not match other records, for example:

Harry Andrew Gordon – the Canadian Attestation document records his Date of Birth as 29th May 1894 and the CWGC Register records his Date of Death as 24th January 1919 and his age as 23 not 24;

Thomas Edward Gordon – the Canadian Attestation document records his Date of Birth as 5th November 1888 and the CWGC Register records his Date of Death as 5th April 1918 and his age as 30 not 29;

John McLaughlin – the Canadian Attestation document records his Date of Birth as 2nd November 1883 and the CWGC Register records his Date of Death as 2nd February 1915 and his age as 26. The 1911 Ireland Census Return records that he was 21 on 2nd April 1911, which accords with the 1889 birth year held on the Ulster Historical Foundation website. This would have made him either 24 or 25 when he was killed.

David Thompson – the 1911 Ireland Census Return records that he was 17 years old on 2nd April 1911, which would make him 23 or 24 when he was killed on 16th August 1917. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission Register records him as being 20 when he was killed.

General

Additional family, professional and war service information has been identified for some of the servicemen and this information is included in the Great War – Servicemen Biographieschapter an*appears after the name of the relevant men.

Date of Birth – where the specific DoB is not known, the Age recorded on the 1911 Ireland Census Return has been used to calculate the years (e.g. April 1890 to March 1891) in which the birth would have taken place. Online genealogy websites have been used to narrow down the year of birth where possible.

Unit – men often moved between Battalions and between Regiments; and regiments often moved between Brigades and Divisions. Consequently, men might have served in other Battalions, Regiments, Brigades and Division to those specified. For many men (generally those with links to Fitzroy Avenue Presbyterian Church), there is no Unit information at all.

There are a variety of images (servicemen pictures, newspaper clippings and Ireland Census returns) stored on Photobucket – the four albums can be accessed from this link: Where there is material on Photobucket, there will be a table in the serviceman’s profile below indicating which types of images are available.

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Adair, Henry Drummond Crescent PC Born: 28/01/1899

Great War: Officer Cadet; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Dr Thomas McC Adair (Physician) and Eliza Jane Adair

Pre-War Address: 36 Donegall Pass (1901, Census); 34 Donegall Pass (1901, Street Directory); 40 Botanic Avenue (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Officer Cadet Battalion

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes

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Aitkenhead, George Crescent PC Born: 1899 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Alexander Aitkenhead (Restaurant Chef) and Elizabeth Aitkenhead

Pre-War Address: 40 Spruce Street (1901); 20 Spruce Street (1906)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: King's Royal Rifle Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Alexander, Louis * Crescent PC Born: 14/01/1888

Great War: Private; Service No.: A32203;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: John Alexander (Plumber) and Maria Jane Alexander (32 Holborn Avenue, Bangor)

Pre-War Address: 15 Cumberland Street (1901); 25 Magdala Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Paper Ruler

Unit: 49th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Edmonton Regiment), 7th Infantry Brigade, 3rd (Canadian) Division

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes

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Allen, Samuel David Crescent PC Born: 1898

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Samuel Allen

Pre-War Address: 20 Maryville Street (Lodger)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Irish Rifles, later Royal Flying Corps/RAF

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father

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Allen, Ernest Crescent PC Born: 1899

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Died on 16th March 1918, age 17 or 18

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Samuel Allen

Pre-War Address: 20 Maryville Street (Lodger)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Motor Transport, (Cavalry Corps Troop), Royal Army Service Corps

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Cerisy-Gailly Military Cemetery (II.B.4), France

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father

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Anderson, Isaac Donegall Pass PC Born: 1866/1867

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 30 Catherine Street (1911, Lodger)

Pre-War Occupation: Baker

Unit: Royal Army Medical Corps, Canadian Expeditionary Force

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes

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Auld, William John Crescent PC Born: 1876

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 194 Blythe Street (1911, lodging with uncle)

Pre-War Occupation: Clerk

Unit: 2/9th (Dumbartonshire) Battalion, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, 193rd Brigade, 64th (2nd Highland) Division

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes

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Baillie, Robert Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1895 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Baillie (Solicitor) and Sara Anne Baillie

Pre-War Address: 46 Ponsonby Avenue (1901); "Ellerslie", 6 Ravenhill Park (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: 8th (Service) Battalion (East Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI Roll of Honour

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father and two brothers

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Baillie, Hugh Montgomery * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 31/05/1893

Great War: Captain; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Died on 21st March 1918, age 24

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Baillie (Solicitor) and Sara Anne Baillie

Pre-War Address: 46 Ponsonby Avenue (1901); "Ellerslie", 6 Ravenhill Park (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Trainee Solicitor (Carson & McDowell in Royal Avenue)

Unit: 16th (Pioneer) Battalion (2nd County Down Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Pozieres Memorial, France

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI War Memorial, Four Courts (Dublin) War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and one brother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes (2)	Yes

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Barbour, Robert Taggart Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Trooper; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Barbour (Commercial Clerk, Railways) and Sarah Barbour

Pre-War Address: 20 Ashbourne Street (1901); 13 Salisbury Street (1907)

Pre-War Occupation: Linen Trade - Commercial Clerk

Unit: North Irish Horse

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Barbour, James Albert Victor Crescent PC Born: 1896/1897

Great War: Trooper; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Barbour (Commercial Clerk, Railways) and Sarah Barbour

Pre-War Address: 20 Ashbourne Street (1901); 13 Salisbury Street (1907)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: North Irish Horse

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Barr, David John Donegall Pass PC Born: 1896 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 24645;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded and Discharged

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: David Barr (Carpenter) and Susan Barr

Pre-War Address: 17 Rutland Street (1901); 10 Bagot Street (1909)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Royal Irish Rifles

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Barrett, A Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Trooper; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Steven Barrett (Brass Finisher) and Elizabeth Barrett

Pre-War Address: 9 Bruce Street (1901, parental home); 18 Dunluce Avenue (1907); 49 Vernon Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 1st Canadian Military Police

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes (Parents’)	Yes (Parents’)

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Barrett, Benjamin Crescent PC Born: 1885/1886

Great War: Sergeant Major; Service No.: 13982 / 513772;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Spouse: Emma Barrett

Children: Hilda and James Stephen

Parent Details: James Steven Barrett (Brass Finisher) and Elizabeth Barrett

Pre-War Address: 9 Bruce Street (1901); 18 Dunluce Avenue (1907); 29 Ethel Street (1911, marital home)

Pre-War Occupation: Linen Warehouseman

Unit: Grenade Company, Royal Irish Rifles,107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division (later Labour Corps)

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Bassett, Robert Donegall Pass PC Born: 1891/1892

Great War: Private; Service No.: L/8557;

Died/Survived: Died on 9th May 1915, age 27

Gallantry Award: None

Spouse: Mary T. Bassett, married in 1913

Parent Details: William Bassett (of Tunbridge Wells)

Pre-War Address: 1 Elm Street

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Le Touret Memorial, France

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Baxter, William Crescent PC Born: 1896 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Adam Baxter (Stableman) and Elizabeth Baxter

Pre-War Address: 57 Lake Street (1907); 51 Lake Street (1908)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Chef

Unit: Royal Irish Rifles

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Fitzroy Avenue Presbyterian Church

Link to 1911 Ireland Census Return: Photobucket

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes

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Bell, William Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1900

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Bell (Grocer in 1901, Caulker in 1911, Widower in 1911)

Pre-War Address: 102 Utility Street (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Not known

Link to 1911 Ireland Census Return: Photobucket

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Aunt

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes

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Bill, John Alexander Patterson * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 08/12/1895

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Died on 16th August 1917, age 22

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Samuel Alexander Bill and Grace Bill (Qua Iboe missionaries)

Pre-War Address: 77 Upper Newtownards Road (1901, Grandfather’s home); 61 University Street (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: University Student (Q.U.B)

Unit: 12th (Service) Battalion (Central Antrim Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI War Memorial, Q.U.B War Memorial

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes (2)	Yes

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Blair, Hugh Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Lance Corporal; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 77 McClure Street

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

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Bleakley, Edward Crescent PC Born: 1894/1895

Great War: Private; Service No.: 3669;

Died/Survived: Died on 16th August 1917, age 22

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Margaret Bleakley (Box Maker, widow in 1901)

Pre-War Address: 37.1 Beech Street (1901); 13 Jerusalem Street (1911, brother-in-law’s house)

Pre-War Occupation: Warehouse Assistant

Unit: 7th/8th Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 49th Brigade, 16th (Irish) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and father

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Boland, Robert Charles Crescent PC Born: 1895/1896

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Charles Boland (Labourer) and Martha Boland

Pre-War Address: 23 James Street, Newtownards (1901); 13 Gosford Street (1911); 21 Gosford Street

Pre-War Occupation: Mechanic

Unit: Royal Army Medical Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and two brothers,

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Boland, Alexander Crescent PC Born: 1893

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 8/14098;

Died/Survived: Died on 1st July 1916, age 21

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Charles Boland (Labourer) and Martha Boland

Pre-War Address: 23 James Street, Newtownards (1901); 13 Gosford Street (1911); 21 Gosford Street

Pre-War Occupation: Printer (W J Irvine, Ann Street)

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Thiepval Memorial, France

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

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Bratton, George Crescent PC Born: 1896 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Private; Service No.: 3352;

Died/Survived: Died on 12th August 1918, age 22

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Bratton (Labourer) and Margaret Bratton (Stitcher)

Pre-War Address: 33 Pine Street (1901); 65 Apsley Street in (1911); 28 Pine Street

Pre-War Occupation: Message Boy

Unit: 2nd Battalion / 8th Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 49th Brigade, 16th (Irish) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Le Grand Hasard Military Cemetery (Lot 2 Row D Grave 4), France

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes

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Bratton, John Crescent PC Born: 1898/1899

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Bratton (Labourer) and Margaret Bratton (Stitcher)

Pre-War Address: 33 Pine Street (1901); 65 Apsley Street in (1911); 28 Pine Street

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Motor Transport, Royal Army Service Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Broad, Alwyn/Alwin Arthur Gordon Crescent PC Born: 17/03/1894

Great War: Lance Corporal; Service No.: 10219;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Maria Broad [nee Gordon], Hospital Nurse in 1911; 1901 – widow working as an in-house Nurse for the Wilson family (26 Doagh Mill, Ballyclare)

Pre-War Address: 6 Ramaket, Caledon, Tyrone (1901, grandfather’s address); 16 Botanic Avenue (1907); 14 Eblana Street (1911); 5 Ireton Street (1917)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Draper

Unit: 3rd Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI Roll of Honour

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Brown, Thomas Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Driver; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 23 Beech Street (1915)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer

Unit: Royal Army Service Corps

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Brown, W D Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Gunner; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 23 Beech Street (1915, Lodging with brother, Thomas Brown)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Garrison Artillery

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Buchanan, Thomas McClurg Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1894/1895

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James B Buchanan (Tea Merchant) and Susan Buchanan (Widow in 1910)

Pre-War Address: "Sunnyhill", Newtownards Road Upper (1901); 113 University Street (1906)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Draper

Unit: Not known

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: One Sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Buchanan, James Arnold Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1899

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James B Buchanan (Tea Merchant) and Susan Buchanan (Widow in 1910)

Pre-War Address: "Sunnyhill", Newtownards Road Upper (1901); 113 University Street (1906)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Not known

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: One Sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Burns, George Cron Crescent PC Born: 1876/1877

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Joseph Burns and Mary Jane Burns (Widow in 1898)

Pre-War Address: 54 Beech Street (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer (Mineral Water Store)

Unit: 109th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Burns, William James Crescent PC Born: 1886

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Spouse: Agnes Burns, married between July and September 1911

Parent Details: Joseph Burns and Mary Jane Burns (Widow in 1898)

Pre-War Address: 54 Beech Street (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: Warehouse Packer

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Burnside, Edward Edmund/Edmond * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 10/05/1898

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Died on 21st March 1918, age 19

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Ingram Burnside (Tea Merchant) and Minnie Elizabeth Burnside

Pre-War Address: 4 Lawrence Street (1901); 1 Lawrence Street (1906); "Budore", Greenisland (1920, parent's home)

Pre-War Occupation: University Student (Q.U.B)

Unit: 16th (Pioneer) Battalion (2nd County Down Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Grand-Seraucourt British Cemetery (I.A.1), France

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI War Memorial, Q.U.B War Memorial, Q.U.B Officers' Training Corps Roll of Honour

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes (2)	Yes

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Byers, Robert James Crescent PC Born: 1897/1898

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 19/303;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William John Byers (Gas Stoker) and Elizabeth Byers

Pre-War Address: 25 Elm Street (1901); 15 Walnut Street (1909)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: 8th (Service) Battalion (East Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes

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Calvert, De La Varty Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Sergeant Major; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Maggie Calvert

Pre-War Address: 93 University Avenue (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 3rd Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers

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Calwell / Caldwell, David Crescent PC Born: 1896/1897

Great War: Private; Service No.: 48216;

Died/Survived: Died on 27th August 1918, age 17 or 18

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: George Caldwell (Dairyman) and Harriett Caldwell (Servant)

Pre-War Address: 3 in Monbrief, Lurgan (1901); 26 McAdam Street

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 13th (Garrison) Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 119th Brigade, 40th Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Nieppe-Bois Cemetery (C.1), France

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Campbell, Robert James Crescent PC Born: 1889/1890

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Rachel Campbell (Widow in 1901)

Pre-War Address: 41 Damascus Street (1901); 17 Virginia Street (1904)

Pre-War Occupation: Stone Cutter

Unit: Royal Engineers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Campbell, James Albert Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1886/1887

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Campbell (Prudential Assurance Superintendent), widower in 1901

Pre-War Address: 8 George’s Street, Omagh (1901); 92 Cromwell Road (1905)

Pre-War Occupation: Assistant Superintendent of Insurance Agents

Unit: 17th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Durham Light Infantry), 30th Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial:

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI Roll of Honour

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: One Sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes

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Campbell, John S Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: Not Known

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Not known

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Campbell MB, Samuel Burnside Boyd * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 29/06/1889

Great War: Major; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: Military Cross (with Bar)

Parent Details: Rev William Howard Campbell (Missionary, South India) and Elizabeth Nevin Campbell (nee Boyd)

Pre-War Address: Great Victoria Street

Pre-War Occupation: Physician/Surgeon

Unit: 108th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, 36th (Ulster) Division

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
		Yes	Yes

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Carmichael, Robert D Crescent PC Born: 1889/1890

Great War: Sergeant; Service No.: 8/12654;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: Meritorious Service Medal

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 10 Blackwood Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Warehouseman (Linen Trade)

Unit: 8th (Service) Battalion (East Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes

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Chancellor, John Crescent PC Born: 1895/1986

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 17/985;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Samuel Chancellor (Linen Lapper) and Ellen Jane Chancellor (widow in 1908)

Pre-War Address: 25 Ashbourne Street (1901); 10 Norwood Street (1908)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer/Machinist

Unit: 17th Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Chesney MB, William McMeekin * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 10/04/1892

Great War: Captain; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: Military Cross (with Bar)

Parent Details: David M Chesney (Farmer) and Anne Chesney (of Kilcurry, Ahoghill)

Pre-War Address: 32 in Kilcurry, Portglenone, Antrim (1901); 23 India Street (1911, Lodger); 30 Fitzroy Avenue

Pre-War Occupation: Physician/Surgeon

Unit: 14th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, 5th Division

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 1st Ahoghill Presbyterian Church

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes (10)	Yes

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Collins, Joseph Meredith Donegall Pass PC Born: 1888 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Able Seaman; Service No.: K55682;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Meredith Collins (Yardman/Stableman, Widower in 1911) and Ellen Collins (nee Morton)

Pre-War Address: 46 River Terrace (1901); 7 Pine Street in (1910); 24 Ormeau Street

Pre-War Occupation: Shop Assistant

Unit: Royal Navy

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Collins, William Robert Donegall Pass PC Born: 1895 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 14/16345;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded and Discharged

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Meredith Collins (Yardman/Stableman, Widower in 1911) and Ellen Collins (nee Morton)

Pre-War Address: 46 River Terrace (1901); 7 Pine Street in (1910); 24 Ormeau Street ; 32 Pine Street (1912)

Pre-War Occupation: Shop Assistant

Unit: 14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
^Yes	^Yes

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Collins, Ernest Templeton Crescent PC Born: 1896 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Spouse: Spouse name not known, married between July and September 1920

Parent Details: Mary Collins (Laundry Worker, widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: 22 Silvergrove Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Message Boy

Unit: Tanks Corps

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
	^Yes

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Colquhoun, John Workman Coly Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 03/08/1895

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Rev. William Colquhoun (Minister, Fitzroy Avenue Presbyterian Church) and Florence Colquhoun (nee Workman)

Pre-War Address: 14 Wellington Park (1901, Census); 29 Wellington Park (1901, Street Directory)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Royal Irish Fusiliers, attached to Indian Army (152nd Punjabis)

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
^Yes	^Yes

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Colquhoun, William Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 22/07/1899

Great War: Midshipman; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Rev. William Colquhoun (Fitzroy Avenue PC) and Florence Colquhoun (nee Workman)

Pre-War Address: 29 Wellington Park (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Royal Navy

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI Roll of Honour, Malone Golf Club Roll of Honour

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
^Yes	^Yes

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Colville, James Crescent PC Born: 1897/1898

Great War: Private; Service No.: 17219;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William James Colville (Builder) and Margaret Colville

Pre-War Address: 34 Grayshill, Bangor (1901); 27 Wolseley Street (1914)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Plymouth Division, Royal Navy / Royal Marines Light Infantry

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Malone Golf Club Roll of Honour

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
^Yes

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Cowper, William Haslett Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1896/1897

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Rev George Thomas Cowper (Minister, Third Rathfriland Presbyterian Church) and Alice Cowper (nee Haslett)

Pre-War Address: The Manse, 46 Newry Street, Rathfriland, Down (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: At School

Unit: Royal Irish Regiment

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI Roll of Honour

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
^Yes

* * * * * * *

Craig, Samuel Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Lance Corporal; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 22 Penrose Street (Lodger, David Milling's address)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Engineers

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Craig, John Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Sapper; Service No.: Not Known; Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 22 Penrose Street (Lodger, David Milling's address)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Engineers

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Cronne, Frederick William Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1885 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Henry Cronne (Manager) and Sophia Cronne (widow in 1908)

Pre-War Address: 29 Magdala Street (1901); 50 Cromwell Road (1908)

Pre-War Occupation: Warehouseman

Unit: Not known

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Crossey, William Edward Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1897 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Edward Crossey (Grocer) and Annie Crossey (Grocer, Widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: 115 Cromac Street (1901); 114 Ormeau Road (1905)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Not known

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes

* * * * * * *

Crossey, Mark Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1899 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Edward Crossey (Grocer) and Annie Crossey (Grocer, Widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: 115 Cromac Street (1901); 114 Ormeau Road (1905)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Army Cyclists Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes

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Culbert, Joseph Mateer Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1898 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Joseph Culbert (Shoe Maker) and Eliza Jane Culbert

Pre-War Address: 191 Sandy Row (1901, Home); 220 Sandy Row (1901, Business); 58 Jerusalem Street (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Not known

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father and two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Cullen, James Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: Canada

Pre-War Occupation: Physician/Surgeon

Unit: 60th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery

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Cumberland, Joseph Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 52 Silvergrove Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer

Unit: Royal Engineers

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Curragh, Robert Ernest Crescent PC Born: 1896/1897

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Thomas Curragh (Book-keeper, Linen Trade) and Susan Curragh (widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: 95 Bray Street (1901); 6 Kinallen Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Motor Transport, Royal Army Service Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Davidson, Duncan Malcolm Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1890 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 16427;

Died/Survived: Died on 16th August 1917, age 26

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Thomas C Davidson (Carpenter) and Isabella Davidson

Pre-War Address: 3 Southview Cottages, Rugby Road (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: Warehouseman

Unit: 14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes

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Davidson, Frederick Norman Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1894 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Thomas C Davidson (Carpenter) and Isabella Davidson

Pre-War Address: 3 Southview Cottages, Rugby Road (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Not known

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Dewar, James * Donegall Pass PC Born: 31/03/1894

Great War: Private; Service No.: 27330;

Died/Survived: Died on 24th April 1915, age 21

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Dewar and Mary Dewar, Airdrie, Scotland

Pre-War Address: 109 University Street (lodger with Ernest P Dewar, uncle)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 15th (Central Ontario) Battalion, Canadian Infantry (48th Highlanders), 3rd Infantry Brigade, 1st (Canadian) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery (I.F.8), Belgium

Ulster Covenant signed by: Two uncles and one cousin

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Dickson, James Donegall Pass PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 6 Stroud Street (1912)

Pre-War Occupation: Brass Finisher

Unit: Royal Irish Rifles

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI Roll of Honour; 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

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Dodds, James Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 14381;

Died/Survived: Died on 17th August 1917, age 21 or 22

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Hugh Dodds (Labourer) and Ellen Dodds

Pre-War Address: 6 Lake Street (1901); 25 Spruce Street (1907)

Pre-War Occupation: Messenger

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Potijze Chateau Wood Cemetery (G.4), Belgium

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes

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Donald, David Alexander Crescent PC Born: 1899 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 17/2266;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: David Donald (Electrician) and Agnes Donald (Workhouse Machinist, widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: 7 Excise Street (1901); 10 Trelford Street (1907); 10 Hutchinson Street (1911); 8 Wellington Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: 3rd Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Donald, Henry William Crescent PC Born: 1902 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Boy; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: David Donald (Electrician) and Agnes Donald (Workhouse Machinist, widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: 7 Excise Street (1902); 10 Trelford Street (1907); 10 Hutchinson Street (1911); 8 Wellington Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Durham Light Infantry

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Dowling, James Crescent PC Born: 1893 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Dowling (Building Contractor) and Sarah Ann Dowling

Pre-War Address: 90 Cromwell Road (1901); "Rea Anna", 49 Marlborough Park (1908)

Pre-War Occupation: Commercial Clerk

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Dumigan/Dummigan, John A Crescent PC Born: 1895

Great War: Corporal; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James C Dumigan (Carter/Dock Labourer) and Elizabeth Dumigan

Pre-War Address: 17 Lake Street (1901); 13 Lake Street (1905); 21 Lake Street (1911); 10 Lavinia Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Horse Shoer

Unit: 2nd (Royal Scots Greys) Dragoons, 2nd Cavalry Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Dunlop, Charles * Donegall Pass PC Born: 1892 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Died of Wounds on 22nd October 1914, age 22

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Dunlop (Fleet Surgeon) and Elizabeth Dunlop of Edenderry House, Breda

Pre-War Address: Ballyholme House, Bangor (home of HC Montgomery)

Pre-War Occupation: Army Officer

Unit: 2nd (Regular) Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 14th Brigade, 5th Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Les Gonards Cemetery, Versailles, France

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI War Memorial, Q.U.B War Memorial, Lisburn War Memorial

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

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Dunseath, Samuel Donegall Pass PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 2 Coyle's Place (Lodger with McWilliams family)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Irish Rifles

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English, William Graham Crescent PC Born: 1896 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert English (Overseer, General Post Office) and Minnie English

Pre-War Address: 28 Rugby Road (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: 8th (Service) Battalion (East Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes

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Ervine, William John * Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Sergeant; Service No.: 12757;

Died/Survived: Died on 2nd July 1916, age 21

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William James Ervine (Gymnastics Instructor) and Susan Ervine

Pre-War Address: 4 Magdala Street (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: Office Apprentice (Chambers Motors Ltd. of University Street)

Unit: 8th (Service) Battalion (East Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Thiepval Memorial, France

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

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Ervine, George Gray Crescent PC Born: 1897 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Petty Officer; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William James Ervine (Gymnastics Instructor) and Susan Ervine

Pre-War Address: 4 Magdala Street (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Russian Armoured Cars Division, Royal Naval Air Service

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Ferris, J S Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Cadet; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 29 Colenso Parade

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Flying Corps/RAF

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Finlay, James Crescent PC Born: 1872

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Finlay (Bricklayer) and Margaret Finlay

Pre-War Address: 12 Copeland Street (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: Bootmaker

Unit: 16th (Pioneer) Battalion (2nd County Down Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Fitzsimons, Samuel James Donegall Pass PC Born: 1894/1895

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William John Fitzsimons (Van Driver / Labourer) and Martha Fitzsimons

Pre-War Address: 5 Campbell’s Place (1901); 23 Donegall Road (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Canadian Expeditionary Force, Royal Army Service Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: One Sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Forbes, William Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Forbes (Bread Server) and Jennie Forbes

Pre-War Address: 2 Sandhurst Gardens (1901); 5 Stranview Street (1904)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Druggist

Unit: Royal Flying Corps/RAF

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Foreman, Thomas Donegall Pass PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Trooper; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address:

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: North Irish Horse

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Frew, Philip Wright Crescent PC Born: 1893 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Thomas Frew (Manufacturing/Grocery Agent, Ulster Chambers, Waring Street) and Elizabeth Frew (nee Wright)

Pre-War Address: 78 Fitzroy Avenue (1901); "Ashleyville", 45 Ashley Avenue (1904); 20 Cyprus Gardens (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Draper

Unit: 12th (Service) Battalion (Central Antrim Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 108th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Fitzroy Avenue Presbyterian Church

Ulster Covenant signed by: Father

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes

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Gailey, Robert Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: Not Known

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: Not Known

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 9th Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment, 65th Brigade, 22nd Division

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Galbraith, W J Donegall Pass PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: Not Known

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers

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Gibson, Samuel Crescent PC Born: 1894 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Samuel Gibson (Carpenter) and Eleanor Gibson

Pre-War Address: 95 Maryville Street (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: Office Boy

Unit: Royal Army Service Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Gillespie, Alexander Patterson Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1891 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Gillespie (Manager, Linen Weaving Factory) and Elizabeth Gillespie, Widow in 1911

Pre-War Address: 85 University Avenue (1901); 16 Howe Street (1912)

Pre-War Occupation: Junior Clerk (Audit)

Unit: Not known

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: One Sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Gilmer, Eric Hope Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1895/1896

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, Prisoner of War

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Gilmer (Wheelwright) and Catherine Gilmer

Pre-War Address: 1911 Ireland Census – Boarder at Erasmus Smith Grammar School in Drogheda; 78 Malone Avenue (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Irish Fusiliers

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and Father

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes (School)	Yes

* * * * * * *

Glass MB, George Shaw * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 21/08/1883

Great War: Captain; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Glass (Linen Merchant) and Sarah Jane Glass

Pre-War Address: 44 Cromwell Road (1901); 92 Fitzroy Avenue (1911, Lodger)

Pre-War Occupation: Doctor (not practising) at Q.U.B

Unit: Royal Army Medical Corps, attached to Hampshire Regiment

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI Roll of Honour, 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes (2)

* * * * * * *

Gordon, Frederick * Crescent PC Born: 1897/1898

Great War: Gunner; Service No.: 31739;

Died/Survived: Died on 14th May 1918, age 20

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Gordon (Water Gas Operator) and Mary Gordon

Pre-War Address: 64 Cooke Street (1901); 1 Bunker Hill Court, Charlestown, Boston, Mass., U.S.A (PCI Roll of Honour)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: "B" Battery, Royal Field Artillery, 74th Brigade, Guards Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Bienvillers Military Cemetery (XVI. D. 13.), France

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes			Yes

* * * * * * *

Gordon, David * Crescent PC Born: 1895/1896

Great War: Private; Service No.: 3406;

Died/Survived: Died of Wounds on 10th August 1915, age 19

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Gordon (Water Gas Operator) and Mary Gordon

Pre-War Address: 64 Cooke Street (1901); 1 Bunker Hill Court, Charlestown, Boston, Mass., U.S.A (PCI Roll of Honour); 20 Schomberg Street (Lodger with sister's family, Walter Ritchie)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 2nd (Regular) Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 14th Brigade, 5th Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Shorncliffe Military Cemetery, Kent, England

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes			Yes

* * * * * * *

Gordon, Thomas Edward * Crescent PC Born: 05/11/1888

Great War: Private; Service No.: 1033162;

Died/Survived: Died on 5th April 1918, age 29 (Aged 30 on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Register)

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Gordon (Water Gas Operator) and Mary Gordon

Pre-War Address: 64 Cooke Street (1901); 1 Bunker Hill Court, Charlestown, Boston, Mass., U.S.A (PCI Roll of Honour); 1 Clark Court, Charlestown, Boston, Mass., U.S.A (Canadian Enlistment papers)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer

Unit: 13th (MacLean Kilties) Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Royal Highlanders), 3rd Infantry Brigade, 1st (Canadian) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Duisan British Cemetery (VI.F.49), Etrun, France

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes			Yes

* * * * * * *

Gordon, Henry (Harry) Andrew * Crescent PC Born: 29/05/1894

Great War: Private; Service No.: 1030873;

Died/Survived: Died on 24th January 1919, age 24 (Aged 23 on the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Register)

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Gordon (Water Gas Operator) and Mary Gordon

Pre-War Address: 64 Cooke Street (1901); 1 Bunker Hill Court, Charlestown, Boston, Mass., U.S.A (PCI Roll of Honour); 1 Clark Court, Charlestown, Boston, Mass., U.S.A (Canadian Enlistment papers)

Pre-War Occupation: Butcher (worked for Harland & Wolff before emigrating in 1912)

Unit: 13th (MacLean Kilties) Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Royal Highlanders), 3rd Infantry Brigade, 1st (Canadian) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Fort Massey Cemetery, Nova Scotia, Canada

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes			yes

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Gorman, Thomas Sidney Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1886 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James B Gorman (Linen Manager) and Letitia Gorman (widow, 1907)

Pre-War Address: 9 Stranmillis Road (1901); "Moormount", 19 Stranmillis Road (1907)

Pre-War Occupation: Bank Clerk

Unit: Not known

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and father

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Gourley, Richard Donegall Pass PC Born: 1881 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Stephen/Stevenson Gourley (Labourer) and Margaret Gourley

Pre-War Address: 52 Elm Street (1901); 27 Elm Street (1904)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer

Unit: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Gourley, William * Donegall Pass PC Born: 07/12/1889

Great War: Private; Service No.: 463279;

Died/Survived: Died on 5th September 1916, age 27

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Stephen/Stevenson Gourley (Labourer) and Margaret Gourley

Pre-War Address: 52 Elm Street (1901); 27 Elm Street (1904) - family home

Pre-War Occupation: Ship Driller

Unit: British Columbia Horse, 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles Regiment, 8th Infantry Brigade

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes

* * * * * * *

Gracey, Stanley Crescent PC Born: 1897 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Gracey (Tailor) and Esther Gracey (Tailoring Bust Maker, widow in 1901)

Pre-War Address: 37 Farnham Street (1901); 8 Rossmore Avenue

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Royal Flying Corps/RAF

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Graham, William Rennie * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 16/05/1892

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Died on 1st October 1918, age 26

Gallantry Award: None

Spouse: Kathleen M Graham [nee Prenter], Apprentice Designer, married in April 1917

Parent Details: John Carson Graham (Commercial Traveller, Lever Brothers) and Elizabeth Graham

Pre-War Address: 3 Bawnmore Avenue (1901, Census); 68 Malone Avenue (1901, Street Directory); 43 Malone Avenue (1912)

Pre-War Occupation: Linen Trade - Administration (Thomas Somerset & Co. Ltd. )

Unit: 9th Battalion / 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers (North Irish Horse), 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Dadizeele New British Cemetery (II.C.10), Belgium

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI War Memorial, Q.U.B War Memorial, Q.U.B Officers' Training Corps Roll of Honour

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes (2)	Yes

* * * * * * *

Greer, John Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Corporal; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Annie Greer (Widow in 1912)

Pre-War Address: 95 Roden Street (1912)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 4th Battalion (Extra Reserve), Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers

Ulster Covenant signed by: Two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

* * * * * * *

Greer, Thomas Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known; Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Annie Greer (Widow in 1912)

Pre-War Address: 95 Roden Street (1912)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 8th Battalion (Service), Royal Irish Fusiliers, 49th Brigade, 16th (Irish) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

* * * * * * *

Greer, James Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Annie Greer (Widow in 1912)

Pre-War Address: 95 Roden Street (1912)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 8th (Service) Battalion (East Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

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Hall, Harry Donegall Pass PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Died (date and age not known)

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: John Hall (Linen Marker)

Pre-War Address: 13 Lonsdale Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Irish Rifles

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Not Known

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Halliday, Thomas Owens Donegall Pass PC Born: 1895/1896

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Died on 21st March 1918, age 17 or 18

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Wharton Halliday (Bank Buildings) and Margaret Owen Halliday

Pre-War Address: 54 Glentoran Street (1901); 41 Balfour Avenue (1912); Beech Street

Pre-War Occupation: Corporation Gas Office (Ormeau Avenue)

Unit:

14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

9th (Service) Battalion (West Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Grand-Seraucourt British Cemetery (IX.A.4), France

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: One Sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Hamilton, John Donegall Pass PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Corporal; Service No.: 11974;

Died/Survived: Died on 22nd November 1917, age Not Known

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Hamilton (Checker)

Pre-War Address: 38 Rainey Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 15th (Service) Battalion (North Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Thiepval Memorial, France

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Hanna, Samuel Crescent PC Born: 1872/1873

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 14.2 Lennoxvale (1911); 14 Spruce Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Coachman

Unit: 19th Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles

Ulster Covenant signed by: Son

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes

* * * * * * *

Hanna, William John Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Samuel Hanna (Coachman) and Mary Hanna

Pre-War Address: 14.2 Lennoxvale (1911); 14 Spruce Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Despatch Clerk

Unit: Labour Company, Royal Army Service Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
	Yes

* * * * * * *

Hanna, James Crescent PC Born: 1890 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Hanna (Lithographic Printer) and Ellen Jane Hanna

Pre-War Address: 1 Maryville Street (1901); 6 Medway Street (1915)

Pre-War Occupation: Printer Compositor

Unit: 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and Wife

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes (2)

* * * * * * *

Hanna, Robert Crescent PC Born: 1891 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Lance Corporal; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Prisoner of War

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Hanna (Lithographic Printer) and Ellen Jane Hanna

Pre-War Address: 1 Maryville Street (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer

Unit: 9th (Service) Battalion (West Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Harris, Charles Cunningham Eccles Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 10/07/1898

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Eccles Harris (Teacher of Deaf & Dumb) and Agnes E Harris (nee McVicker)

Pre-War Address: 109 Fitzroy Avenue (1901)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Not known

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Harris, William Norman Eccles Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1903/1904

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Eccles Harris (Teacher of Deaf & Dumb) and Agnes E Harris (nee McVicker)

Pre-War Address: 109 Fitzroy Avenue (1901, family home)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Not known

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Hawthorne, James Donegall Pass PC Born: 1887/1888

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Hugh Hawthorne (Labourer) and Maggie Hawthorne

Pre-War Address: 7 Gosford Street (1901); 24 McClure Street (1908, parental home)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Engineers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and three sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Hawthorne, John C Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Cadet; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 331 Ravenhill Road

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Flying Corps/RAF

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Hayes, Robert McIntyre F Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Hayes (Linen Lapper) and Elizabeth Hayes

Pre-War Address: 2.1 Ratcliffe Street (1901); 68 Balfour Avenue (1904)

Pre-War Occupation: Porter

Unit: 14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and one brother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Hayes, Samuel Donegall Pass PC Born: 1894 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Private; Service No.: 10/14867;

Died/Survived: Died on 5th October 1916, age 21

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Samuel Hayes (Warehouseman) and Agnes Hayes (remarried Charles Collins, Bread Packer)

Pre-War Address: 169 Vernon Street (1901); 23 Hatfield Street (1909, step-father's address)

Pre-War Occupation: Linen Trade - Packer

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: St. Quentin Cabaret Military Cemetery (I.D.1), Belgium

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Hazlett/Haslett, Francis Donegall Pass PC Born: 1898

Great War: Private; Service No.: 17/1427;

Died/Survived: Died on 16th October 1916, age 18

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Francis Haslett (Carter) and Jane Haslett

Pre-War Address: 156 Cromac Street (1901); 71 Kimberley Street (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Pond Farm Cemetery (A.8), Belgium

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Herdman, Thomas Crescent PC Born: 1890 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Herdman (Retired Bricklayer) and Margaret Jane Herdman

Pre-War Address: 28 Beech Street (1901); 11 Elm Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Packing Case Maker

Unit: 10th Battalion (Welsh Pioneers), Royal Army Service Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Herdman, William Crescent PC Born: 1892 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Herdman (Retired Bricklayer) and Margaret Jane Herdman

Pre-War Address: 28 Beech Street (1901); 11 Elm Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Photographer

Unit: Royal Army Service Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Herdman, John Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Herdman (Retired Bricklayer) and Margaret Jane Herdman

Pre-War Address: 28 Beech Street (1901); 11 Elm Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Message Boy

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Three brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

* * * * * * *

Herdman, Henry (Harry) Crescent PC Born: 1897 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 10/14875;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Herdman (Retired Bricklayer) and Margaret Jane Herdman

Pre-War Address: 28 Beech Street (1901); 11 Elm Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Message Boy

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Hilditch, James Herbert * Crescent PC Born: 1899 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Private; Service No.: DM2/154976;

Died/Survived: Died from Illness on 2nd July 1916, age 17

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Hilditch (Gas Stoker) and Jane Hilditch

Pre-War Address: 62 O’Meath Street (1901); 1 Oak Street (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: 596th (Indian Motor Transport) Company, Royal Army Service Corps

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Amara War Cemetery, Iraq

Ulster Covenant signed by: Two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Hilditch, John Henry/Henary * Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Spouse: Ellen Jane Hilditch (nee McKee); married on 21st April 1916

Children: Thomas John Henry Hilditch

Parent Details: Robert Hilditch (Gas Stoker) and Jane Hilditch

Pre-War Address: 62 O’Meath Street (1901); 1 Oak Street (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer

Unit: Canadian Expeditionary Force

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Hilditch, Thomas * Crescent PC Born: 21/03/1888

Great War: Private; Service No.: 138592;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Spouse: Jessie Hilditch (nee Hughes)

Parent Details: Robert Hilditch (Gas Stoker) and Jane Hilditch

Pre-War Address: 62 O’Meath Street (1901); 1 Oak Street (1910, NoK address for his father)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer

Unit: 75th (Toronto Scottish) Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Toronto Regiment), 4th Infantry Brigade, 11th (Canadian) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Hill, James Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 9 Lancefield Road

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 1st Torquay Division, Royal Army Medical Corps

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Hogg, Henry H Crescent PC Born: 1873/1874

Great War: Sapper; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Hogg (Building Contractor) and Catherine Hogg

Pre-War Address: 32-36 Joy Street (1901) – residence (No 32) and builders yard; 105 Ormeau Road (1908); "The Croft", Park Road (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Bricklayer

Unit: Royal Engineers

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Hogg MB, Thomas William Gerald Donegall Pass PC Born: 1891 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Dr Thomas Simpson Hogg (Physician) and Kate Waggott Hogg

Pre-War Address: 97 Ormeau Road (1901); "Dunmore", 135 Ormeau Road (1908)

Pre-War Occupation: Medical Student (Q.U.B)

Unit: Royal Army Medical Corps

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Fitzroy Avenue Presbyterian Church

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes

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Hogg MB, James Hugh Bryson Donegall Pass PC Born: 1894 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Dr Thomas Simpson Hogg (Physician) and Kate Waggott Hogg

Pre-War Address: 97 Ormeau Road (1901); "Dunmore", 135 Ormeau Road (1908)

Pre-War Occupation: Medical Student (Q.U.B)

Unit: 23rd Battalion [8th City], Manchester Regiment, 104th Brigade, 35th Division

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Fitzroy Avenue Presbyterian Church; RBAI Roll of Honour

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture
Yes	Yes		Yes

* * * * * * *

Holmes, George Crescent PC Born: 1895 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Henry Holmes (Gardner, Widower in 1911) and Mary Holmes

Pre-War Address: 4 Malone Road (1901); 7 Prospect Street (1910); 15 Essex Street

Pre-War Occupation: Messenger

Unit: 14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Link to 1911 Ireland Census Return: Photobucket

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and two brothers

1901 Census	1911 Census	Newspaper Clip	Picture

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Hoy, Richard Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 6 Gosford Street (1912)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

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Hunter, John (Jack) Dalzell Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1890/1991

Great War: Regimental Quarter Master Sergeant; Service No.: 17911

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Hunter (Linen Manufacturer) and Agnes Hunter

Pre-War Address: Glenside Place, Holywood (1901, Street Directory); 14 Victoria Street, Holywood (1901, Census); 4 Seaview Street, Holywood (1907); 44 Botanic Avenue (1915)

Pre-War Occupation: Linen Manufacturer

Unit: 13th (Service) Battalion (1st County Down Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 108th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Crescent Presbyterian Church; 1st Holywood Presbyterian Church

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
^Yes	^Yes	^Yes

* * * * * * *

Hunter, Walter Crescent PC Born: 1891/1892

Great War: Sergeant; Service No.: 10/14941;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Hunter (Steeplejack) and Sarah Hunter (Widow in 1910)

Pre-War Address: 26 Earl Street (1901); 23 Claremont Street (1910); 32 Virginia Street (1912); 24 Ava Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Steeplejack

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
^Yes	^Yes

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Irvine, James Magee Donegall Pass PC Born: 1893 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 15 Fitzroy Avenue (home of James Magee [Carpenter])

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Royal Irish Rifles

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Irwin, William Dickey Donegall Pass PC Born: 1897 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Thomas Irwin (Joiner) and Jeannie Irwin

Pre-War Address: 66 Rockview Street (1901); 5 Napier Street in (1907, parental); 79 Balfour Avenue (1915)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Painter (1911); Foreman (1915)

Unit: Royal Irish Rifles

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and two sisters

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^Yes	^Yes

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Irwin, Robert George Donegall Pass PC Born: 1900 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Thomas Irwin (Joiner) and Jeannie Irwin

Pre-War Address: 66 Rockview Street (1901); 5 Napier Street in (1907, parental); 79 Balfour Avenue (1915)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Royal Irish Fusiliers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and two sisters

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^Yes	^Yes

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Jackson, James Sinclair * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1888 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: Military Cross

Parent Details: Rev. William John Jackson (Minister, Duncairn Presbyterian Church) and Eliza Jane Jackson (widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: Duncairn Manse, 6 Duncairn Avenue (1901); 9 Crescent Lower (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Civil Engineer with Swiney, Ferguson & Croasdaile (Engineers and Architects)

Unit: 70th Field Company, Royal Engineers

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Duncairn Presbyterian Church

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and three brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

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^Yes	^Yes	^{Yes (3)}

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Jackson, Culbertson/Cuthbertson * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1893

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: Military Cross

Parent Details: Rev. William John Jackson (Minister, Duncairn Presbyterian Church) and Eliza Jane Jackson (widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: Duncairn Manse, 6 Duncairn Avenue (1901); 9 Crescent Lower (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911 (Presbyterian Minister after the Great War)

Unit: 11th (Service) Battalion (South Antrim Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 108th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Duncairn Presbyterian Church

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and three brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

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^Yes	^Yes	^Yes

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Jackson, Maurice * Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: 1896 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Captain; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Rev. William John Jackson (Minister, Duncairn Presbyterian Church) and Eliza Jane Jackson (widow in 1911)

Pre-War Address: Duncairn Manse, 6 Duncairn Avenue (1901); 9 Crescent Lower (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Chartered Accounts (Messrs Craig, Gardner & Co)

Unit: 13th (Garrison) Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 119th Brigade, 40th Division

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: Duncairn Presbyterian Church

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and three brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

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^Yes	^Yes	^Yes

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Jackson, John Crescent PC Born: 1899 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Driver; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Jackson (Joiner) and Annie Hunter Jackson

Pre-War Address: 4 Blackwater Street (1901); 80 Edinburgh Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Royal Army Service Corps

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^Yes	^Yes

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Jackson, Samuel Crescent PC Born: 1900 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Driver; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Robert Jackson (Joiner) and Annie Hunter Jackson

Pre-War Address: 4 Blackwater Street (1901); 80 Edinburgh Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit: Royal Army Service Corps

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^Yes	^Yes

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Jamison, William Crescent PC Born: 1893 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Sergeant; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Jamison (Foreman Stonecutter) and Mary Ann Jamison

Pre-War Address: 89 Deramore Avenue (1901); 43 Fitzroy Avenue(1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Stonecutter

Unit: 2nd/18th Battalion, London Irish Rifles

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and three uncles

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters and an Aunt

^{1901 Census}	^{1911 Census}	^{Newspaper Clip}	^Picture
^Yes	^Yes

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Jess, Daniel (David) Donegall Pass PC Born: 1888 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Private; Service No.: 14/6892;

Died/Survived: Died on 22nd October 1916, age 28

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Mary/May Jess, widow in 1911

Pre-War Address: 11 Greenogue, Dromore, Down (1901); 22 Selby Street (1911); 44 Selby Street (1914)

Pre-War Occupation: Warehouseman (Flour Trade)

Unit: 10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: St. Quentin Cabaret Military Cemetery (I.C.32), Belgium

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

^{1901 Census} ^{1911 Census} ^{Newspaper Clip} ^Picture

^Yes ^Yes

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Johnston, W J Crescent PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Sergeant; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Mother a widow in 1914

Pre-War Address: 20 Powerscourt Road

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 6th Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles, 29th Brigade, 10th (Irish) Division

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Johnston, George Crescent PC Born: 1896/1897

Great War: Lance Corporal; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Samuel Johnston (Linen Cutter) and Mary Johnston

Pre-War Address: 116 Blythe Street (1901); 28 University Street (1915)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: 19th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario Regiment), 4th Infantry Brigade, 2nd (Canadian) Division

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Johnston, Eric Fitzroy Avenue PC Born: Not Known

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded, Prisoner of War

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: Not Known

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit: Not known

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial:

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

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Johnston, R Stanley            Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: Not Known

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: Not Known

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit:   Not known

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial:

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:

RBAI Roll of Honour; 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

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Johnston, Thomas A                 Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: Not Known

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: Not Known

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit:   Not known

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Jones, James Ritchie (aka Elias)         Donegall Pass PC                  Born: 1894 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Rifleman; Service No.: 15025;

Died/Survived: Died of Wounds on 1st July 1916, age 22

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: George Jones (Joiner) and Hester Jones

Pre-War Address: 17 Major Street (1901); 56 River Terrace (1907, family home)

Pre-War Occupation: Cutter

Unit:   10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers), Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Thiepval Memorial, France

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and father

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and one sister

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

Yes

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Kerr, William J                               Crescent PC                            Born: Not Known

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 15 Essex Street (Lodger with Holmes family)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit:   Labour Company, Royal Army Service Corps

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Kildea, James Walker                 Crescent PC                            Born: 1897

Great War: Driver; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Charles Kildea (Linen Lapper/Sample Maker) and Annie Kildea

Pre-War Address: 15 Elgin Street (1908), 3 Elgin Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit:   Royal Army Service Corps

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self, father and one brother

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

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Kilpatrick, Norman Barbour           Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: 1888 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: David Kilpatrick (Draper) and Mary Emma Kilpatrick

Pre-War Address: 12 Magheralave Road, Lisburn (1901); 3 Circular Road North (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Warehouseman (Woolen Trade)

Unit:   Not known

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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King, John (Jack) M                 Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: 1863/1864

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 31 Eia Street (1901); 43 Cromwell Road (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Associated Accountant

Unit:   Not known

Ulster Covenant signed by: Son

Ulster Declaration signed by: Wife and four daughters

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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King, John Norman Fitzsimmons   Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: 1893/1894

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: John King (Associated Accountant) and Sarah King

Pre-War Address: 31 Eia Street (1901); 43 Cromwell Road (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Office Apprentice

Unit:   Not known

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: 9th BB Old Boys War Memorial

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother and four sisters

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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Kinnen/Keenan, Henry McAuley     Crescent PC                            Born: 1891

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Kinnen (Machinery/Engine Tester) and Lizzie Kinnen

Pre-War Address: 7 Epworth Street (1901); 85 Craigmore Street (1911);

81 Craigmore Street (1912, lodger)

Pre-War Occupation: Apprentice Brass Finisher

Unit:   Royal Flying Corps/RAF

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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Kinnen/Keenan, James                      Crescent PC                            Born: 1897/1898

Great War: Private; Service No.: 17/2338;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Kinnen (Machinery/Engine Tester) and Lizzie Kinnen

Pre-War Address: 7 Epworth Street (1901); 85 Craigmore Street (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit:   Royal Irish Rifles

Ulster Covenant signed by: Brother

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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Kitson, Joseph McKee              Donegall Pass PC                  Born: 1893/1894

Great War: Corporal; Service No.: 8718;

Died/Survived: Died on 25th September 1915, age 21

Gallantry Award: None

Spouse: Mary Ann Kitson (married 1913)

Parent Details: James Kitson and Margaret Kitson

Pre-War Address: Not Known

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit:   2nd Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles, 107th/108th Brigade, 36th (Ulster) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

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Kydd/Kidd, Samuel John           Donegall Pass PC                  Born: 1890/1891

Great War: Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived, listed as Wounded

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Kidd and Matilda Kidd (Laundress, widow in 1901)

Pre-War Address: 14 Abbot Street (1901); 21 Abbot Street (1907, family home)

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit:   Royal Berkshire Regiment

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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Kydd/Kidd, George Ernest              Donegall Pass PC                  Born: 1893 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Private; Service No.: 371263;

Died/Survived: Died on 20th July 1917, age 23

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: James Kidd and Matilda Kidd (Laundress, Widow in 1907)

Pre-War Address: 14 Abbot Street (1901); 21 Abbot Street (1907, family home)

Pre-War Occupation: Postman

Unit:   8th Battalion, London Regiment (Post Office Rifles)

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Oak Dump Cemetery (E.3), Belgium

Ulster Covenant signed by: One brother

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

Yes

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Larmour, Robert *                           Crescent PC                            Born: 20/10/1882

Great War: Private; Service No.: 51295;

Died/Survived: Died on 8th May 1915, age 32

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Larmour (Company Secretary in a Flax Milling Company) and Marianne Larmour

Pre-War Address: 37 Camden Street (1901, family home)

Pre-War Occupation: Drapery Salesman (1911 Census); Carpenter (Canadian enlistment papers)

Unit:   Eastern Ontario Regiment, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, 7th Infantry Brigade, 3rd (Canadian) Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, Belgium

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes (Parental)

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Law, W E R                                        Crescent PC                            Born: Not Known

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 90 Cromwell Road

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit:   6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons

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Leeburn, Robert                               Crescent PC                            Born: 1889/1890

Great War: Driver; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William J Leeburn (Butcher) and Isabella Leeburn

Pre-War Address: 5 Toberdowney, Ballynure, County Antrim (1901); 5 Copeland Street

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit:   Royal Field Artillery

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

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Legg/Legge William Norman *      Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: 1890/1891

Great War: 2nd Lieutenant; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Died of Wounds on 24th March 1916, age 26

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: John Legg (Master Mariner) and Sarah Ann Legg

Pre-War Address: 29 Cromwell Road (1901); 4 Dunluce Avenue (1907);

41 Fortwilliam Street (1916)

Pre-War Occupation: Factory Master/Foreman

Unit:   7th Battalion, King's Shropshire Light Infantry, 76th Brigade, 25th Division

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Etaples Military Cemetery, France

Other War Memorials / Rolls of Honour: RBAI War Memorial

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

Yes (4)

Yes

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Lindsay, Richard Maurice              Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: 1896 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Died (date and age not known)

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Lindsay (Gas Collector) and Clara Lindsay

Pre-War Address: 15 in Breda (1901); 10 Fitzwilliam Avenue (1907);

19 Fitzwilliam Avenue (1910); 55 Ravenhill Road (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit:   Not known

CWGC Cemetery / Memorial: Not Known

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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Livingstone, S H                          Crescent PC                            Born: Not Known

Great War: First Petty Officer; Service No.: Not Applicable;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Not Known

Pre-War Address: 15 Collingwood Avenue

Pre-War Occupation: Not Known

Unit:   HMS "Good Hope", Royal Navy

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Lockhart, Thomas Alfred                          Crescent PC                            Born: 1881 (Apr-Jun)

Great War: Private; Service No.: Not Known; Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: Edward Lockhart (Jeweller) and Margaret Emma Lockhart

Pre-War Address: 1 "Convention Villas", Caledonia Street (1901); 1 "Tyrella", Sans Souci Park (1907); 6 Crescent Gardens (1911)

Pre-War Occupation: Jeweller

Unit:   6th Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles, 29th Brigade, 10th (Irish) Division

Link to 1911 Ireland Census Return: Photobucket

Ulster Covenant signed by: Two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Two sisters

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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Loney, James                             Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: 1893 (Jul-Sep)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Loney (Driver/Carter) and Margaret Loney (nee Wallace)

Pre-War Address: 35 Belmore Street (1901); 9 Essex Street (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: Labourer

Unit:   Not known

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

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Loney, Alexander                        Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: 1897 (Oct-Dec)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Loney (Driver/Carter) and Margaret Loney (nee Wallace)

Pre-War Address: 35 Belmore Street (1901); 9 Essex Street (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit:   Not known

Link to picture: Photobucket

Ulster Covenant signed by: Self and two brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes

Yes

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Loney, Charles Albert                   Fitzroy Avenue PC                 Born: 1901 (Jan-Mar)

Great War: Rank Unknown; Service No.: Not Known;

Died/Survived: Survived

Gallantry Award: None

Parent Details: William Loney (Driver/Carter) and Margaret Loney (nee Wallace)

Pre-War Address: 35 Belmore Street (1901); 9 Essex Street (1910)

Pre-War Occupation: At School in 1911

Unit:   Not known

Ulster Covenant signed by: Three brothers

Ulster Declaration signed by: Mother

1901 Census

1911 Census

Newspaper Clip

Picture

Yes

Yes