Taylor
,
James
Donegall
Pass
PC
Born: 1883
Great
War: Sapper;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
John Taylor (Bricklayer, widower in 1901)
Pre-War
Address:
8 McClure Street
(1901); Wesley Terrace,
10 Cooke Street
(1911)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Bricklayer
Unit:
Royal Engineers
Other
War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:
9th BB Old Boys War Memorial
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: One brother
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Two sisters
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Taylor,
J B
Crescent
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Not Known
Pre-War
Address:
36 Peveril Street
(Lodger, Richard Thompson's address)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers),
Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
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Taylor,
Samuel
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Rank
Unknown; 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:
Not known
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Thompson,
William A
Crescent
PC
Born: 1886/1887
Great
War: Gunner;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
William A Thompson (Joiner) and Sarah Thompson
Pre-War
Address:
83 McClure Street
(1901);
16 Zetland Street
(1907);
99 McClure Street
(1909);
59 Craigmore Street
(1912)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Mesh Boy (1901)
Unit:
42nd
Battery
, Royal
Field Artillery, 2nd Division
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
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Picture
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Yes
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Yes
(Family)
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Thompson,
Joseph F
Crescent
PC
Born: 1888/1889
Great
War: Major;
Service No.: Not Applicable;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
William A Thompson (Joiner) and Sarah Thompson
Pre-War
Address:
83 McClure Street
(1901);
16 Zetland Street
(1907);
99 McClure Street
(1909);
59 Craigmore Street
(1912)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Painter
Unit:
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
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Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
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Thompson,
Robert
Crescent
PC
Born: 1891/1892
Great
War: Sergeant;
Service No.: 57590;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: Military Medal
Parent
Details:
William A Thompson (Joiner) and Sarah Thompson
Pre-War
Address:
83 McClure Street
(1901);
16 Zetland Street
(1907);
99 McClure Street
(1909);
59 Craigmore Street
(1912)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Bricklayer
Unit:
Royal Engineers
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self, father and two brothers
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
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Thompson,
David
Crescent
PC
Born: 1893/1894
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: 7868;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 16th August 1917, age 23 or 24
(Aged
20 on the Commonwealth War
Graves
Commission Register)
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
William A Thompson (Joiner) and Sarah Thompson
Pre-War
Address:
83 McClure Street
(1901);
16 Zetland Street
(1907);
99 McClure Street
(1909);
59 Craigmore Street
(1912)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Bricklayer
Unit:
7th Battalion,
Royal Irish Rifles, 48th Brigade,
16th (Irish) Division
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Tyne Cot
Memorial
,
Belgium
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self, father and two brothers
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
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Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Thompson,
James L McC
Crescent
PC
Born: 1896/1897
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: 10/13720;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
William A Thompson (Joiner) and Sarah Thompson
Pre-War
Address:
83 McClure Street
(1901);
16 Zetland Street
(1907);
99 McClure Street
(1909);
59 Craigmore Street
(1912)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Joiner
Unit:
10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers),
Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self, father and two brothers
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
|
Yes
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Thompson,
Robert
Crescent
PC
Born: 1876
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
John Thompson (Labourer) and Mary Jane Thompson
Pre-War
Address:
56 Beech Street
(1901, Parental home)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
Royal Army Service Corps
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Three sisters
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
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Yes
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Thompson,
Charles
Crescent
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
John Thompson (Labourer) and Mary Jane Thompson
Pre-War
Address:
56 Beech Street
(1901, Parental home)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
3rd Battalion,
Royal Irish Fusiliers
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Three sisters
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
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Yes
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Thompson,
Adrian
Crescent
PC
Born: 1884/1885
Great
War: Gunner;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
John Thompson (Builder) and Elizabeth Thompson (widow in
1901)
Pre-War
Address:
71 University Avenue
(Mother's address from 1901)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Apprentice Clerk (1901)
Unit:
South African Field Artillery
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Mother
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
|
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Thompson,
Richard
Donegall
Pass
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Sergeant;
Service No.: 17022 / 574259;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Not Known
Pre-War
Address:
6 Kimberley Street
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
Royal Irish Rifles (later Labour Corps)
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Thompson,
Samuel
Crescent
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
John Thompson (Labourer) and Mary Jane Thompson
Pre-War
Address:
9 Dufferin Street
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
2nd Battalion,
Royal Irish Rifles, 107th/108th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
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Yes
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Yes
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Thomson,
William Willis Dalziel *
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 08/09/1885
Great
War: Captain;
Service No.: Not Applicable;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Spouse:
Josephine Hunter Thomson (nee Barron)
Children:
Humphrey Barron Thomson
Parent
Details:
Dr. William Thomson (Annahilt) and Elizabeth Thomson (nee
Greer)
Pre-War
Address:
Campbell
College
(1901, School Boarder);
60 University Street
(1908);
House 82,
Purdysburn
Hospital
(1911)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Physician/Surgeon
Unit:
Royal Army Medical Corps
Other
War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:
Malone Golf Club Roll of Honour
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Thomson/Thompson,
Richard
Crescent
PC
Born: 1884/1885
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: 15594;
Died/Survived:
Died
of Wounds on 28th August 1916, age 32 or 32
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Mary Thompson (Widow)
Pre-War
Address:
19 Peveril Street
(1911, Lodger);
36 Peveril Street
(1912)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Labourer (Iron Works)
Unit:
Royal Irish Rifles
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Belfast
City
Cemetery
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Mother
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
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Yes
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Thorpe,
Herbert *
Crescent
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Stoker
(1st Class); Service
No.: 301968;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 31st May 1916, age Not Known
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
James Thorpe (Brush Maker, Northern Brush Company) and Mary
Thorpe
Pre-War
Address:
52 Joseph Street
(1910);
29 Howard Street South
(1915, home of Mrs. Ervine, Sister)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
HMS "Lion",
Royal Navy
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Plymouth
Naval Memorial
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
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Yes
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Yes
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Thorpe,
Alfred Victor *
Crescent
PC
Born: 1879 (Jul-Sep)
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: 11428;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 16th May 1917, age 38
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
James Thorpe (Brush Maker, Northern Brush Company) and Mary
Thorpe
Pre-War
Address:
52 Joseph Street
(1910);
29 Howard Street South
(1915, home of Mrs. Ervine, Sister)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
6th Battalion,
Royal Irish Rifles, 29th Brigade,
10th (Irish) Division
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Struma
Military
Cemetery
(VII.B.3),
Thessalonika
,
Greece
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
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Yes
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Yes
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Topping,
Andrew
Donegall Pass
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
John Topping (Labourer, City Council) and Sarah Jane Topping
Pre-War
Address:
16 Outram Street
(1901- parental home);
29 Elm Street
(1907 - parental
home)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
(Family)
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Yes
(Family)
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White,
William James
Crescent
PC
Born: 1891/1892
Great
War: Sergeant;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Emily White, widow in 1901
Pre-War
Address:
12.1 Great Northern Street (1901); 3 Great Northern Street
(1911);
36 Beech Street
Pre-War
Occupation:
Linen Trade - Apprentice Linter
Unit:
Royal Irish Rifles
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Mother and one sister
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
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Wightman,
David Alexander
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 1883 (Oct-Dec)
Great
War: Rank
Unknown; Service
No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
David Wightman (Jeweller) and Jane Wightman (nee Morris),
Widow in 1906
Pre-War
Address:
36 Magdala Street
(1901, Census); Tezuca Terrace,
128 Fitzroy Avenue
(1901,
Belfast Street
Directory);
112 Fitzroy Avenue
(1906)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Apprentice Ironmonger
Unit:
Not known
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Three
brothers
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
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Wightman,
William Vint
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 1887/1888
Great
War: Rank
Unknown; Service
No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
David Wightman (Jeweller) and Jane Wightman (nee Morris),
Widow in 1906
Pre-War
Address:
36 Magdala Street
(1901, Census); Tezuca Terrace,
128 Fitzroy Avenue
(1901,
Belfast Street
Directory);
112 Fitzroy Avenue
(1906)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
Not known
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Three
brothers
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
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Wightman,
Brice Miller
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 1891 (Oct-Dec)
Great
War: Sergeant
Major; Service
No.: 41290;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: Croix de Guerre, Divisional Gallantry Certificate
Spouse:
Spouse name not known, married between October and December
1919 (
Belfast
)
Parent
Details:
David Wightman (Jeweller) and Jane Wightman (nee Morris),
Widow in 1906
Pre-War
Address:
36 Magdala Street
(1901, Census); Tezuca Terrace,
128 Fitzroy Avenue
(1901,
Belfast Street
Directory);
112 Fitzroy Avenue
(1906)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Linen Trade - Apprentice
Unit:
Royal Army Medical Corps, 107th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
Other
War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:
9th BB Old Boys War Memorial
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self and two brother
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
Yes
(3)
|
Yes
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Wightman,
George Frederick
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 12/11/1900
Great
War: Rank
Unknown; Service
No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
David Wightman (Jeweller) and Jane Wightman (nee Morris),
Widow in 1906
Pre-War
Address:
36 Magdala Street
(1901, Census); Tezuca Terrace,
128 Fitzroy Avenue
(1901,
Belfast Street
Directory);
112 Fitzroy Avenue
(1906)
Pre-War
Occupation:
At School in 1911
Unit:
Not known
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Three
brothers
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
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Wightman,
Herbert Hall
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 20/10/1896
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: 13852;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 23rd November 1915, age 19
Gallantry
Award: Divisional Gallantry Certificate
Parent
Details:
David Wightman (Jeweller) and Jane Wightman (nee Morris),
Widow in 1906
Pre-War
Address:
36 Magdala Street
(1901, Census); Tezuca Terrace,
128 Fitzroy Avenue
(1901, Belfast Street Directory);
112 Fitzroy Avenue
(1906);
133 Ormeau Road
(lodger with Harold T Wightman)
Pre-War
Occupation:
At School in 1911
Unit:
10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers),
Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Sucrerie
Military
Cemetery
(III.E.8),
France
Other
War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:
9th BB Old Boys War Memorial
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self and two brothers
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
|
Yes
|
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Yes
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Wilson,
William
Crescent
PC
Born: 1894/1895
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: 41953;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 27th June 1917, age 22 or 23
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
William Wilson (Butcher) and Rebecca Wilson (Charwoman, widow
in 1911)
Pre-War
Address:
21 Russell Street
(1901, Census);
6 Russell Street
(1901, Street Directory);
21 Erin Street
(1907);
48 Fernwood Street
(1913)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Messenger
Unit:
10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers),
Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Bailleul Communal Cemetery (III.D.120),
France
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Wilson,
Thomas
Crescent
PC
Born: 1889/1890
Great
War: Corporal;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
William Wilson (Butcher) and Rebecca Wilson (Charwoman, widow
in 1911)
Pre-War
Address:
21 Russell Street
(1901, Census);
6 Russell Street
(1901, Street Directory);
21 Erin Street
(1907);
48 Fernwood Street
(1913)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Labourer/Bricklayer
Unit:
Royal Irish Rifles
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
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Yes
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Wilson,
Francis
Crescent
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Joseph Wilson (Labourer)
Pre-War
Address:
18 Craigmore Street
(1914)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
2nd Battalion,
Royal Flying Corps/RAF
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Wilson,
Thomas
Crescent
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Joseph Wilson (Labourer)
Pre-War
Address:
18 Craigmore Street
(1914)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
2nd Battalion,
Royal Flying Corps/RAF
*
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Wilson,
Joseph
Crescent
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Joseph Wilson (Labourer)
Pre-War
Address:
18 Craigmore Street
(1914)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Labourer
Unit:
10th (Service) Battalion (South Belfast Volunteers),
Royal Irish Rifles, 107th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
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Wilson,
William Bell *
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 04/07/1885
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: 523966;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 2nd September 1918, age 33
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
James Wilson (Oil Merchant) and Susan Wilson
Pre-War
Address:
39 The Mount (1901); "Shandon Villa",
Lisburn Road
, Finaghy (1910);
43 Rugby Road
(1911, parental home)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Commercial Traveller (1911 Census),
Unit:
8th Battalion,
Canadian Infantry (90th
Winnipeg
Rifles), 2nd Infantry Brigade,
1st (Canadian) Division
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Dominion
Cemetery
(I.G.10),
Hendecourt-Les-Cagnicourt
,
France
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Father
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Mother
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
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Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
(Family)
|
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Wilson,
John (Jack) F *
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 1889/1890
Great
War: Lance
Corporal; Service
No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
James Wilson (Oil Merchant) and Susan Wilson
Pre-War
Address:
39 The Mount (1901);
43 Rugby Road
(1911, family home)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Mill Furnisher (M R McCausland & Co of Waring Street)
Unit:
14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers),
Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
1901
Census
|
1911
Census
|
Newspaper
Clip
|
Picture
|
Yes
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Yes
(Family)
|
Yes
|
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* *
Wilson,
William A
Donegall Pass
PC
Born: Not Known
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Spouse:
Ena Wilson
Parent
Details:
Not Known
Pre-War
Address:
14 Peveril Street
Pre-War
Occupation:
Not Known
Unit:
20th Battalion,
Royal Irish Rifles
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Woods,
William
Donegall Pass
PC
Born: 1891
Great
War: Rifleman;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
George Woods (Labourer) and Agnes Woods
Pre-War
Address:
43 Abbot Street
(1901)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Cabinet Maker
Unit:
Royal Irish Rifles
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self and one brother
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Wright,
John Bremner *
Donegall Pass
PC
Born: 1892
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: 43657;
Died/Survived:
Died
of Wounds on 11th November 1917, age 24 or 25
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
William Wright (Linen Warehouseman) and Mary Bremner Wright
Pre-War
Address:
52.2 Great Victoria Street
(1901);
107 Agincourt Avenue
(1909)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Employed with John Arnott & Company (Linen Manufacturer
& Retail Drapery) of
Bridge Street
and High Street
Unit:
Machine Gun Corps (
London
Irish Rifles)
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Belfast
City
Cemetery
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Father
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Mother
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Wright,
Samuel Kerr *
Donegall Pass
PC
Born: 13/03/1887
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: 66123;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 4th June 1916, age 29
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Robert Donaldson Wright (Labourer) and Mary Ann Wright
Pre-War
Address:
35 Outram Street
(1901);
23 Sunnyside
Street
(1911, parental
home);
42 Sunnyside Street
(1916, parental home)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Labourer
Unit:
24th Battalion (Casualty Clearing Station),
Canadian Infantry (
Victoria
Rifles), 2nd (Canadian) Division
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Lijssenthoek
Military
Cemetery
(VII.B.2A),
Belgium
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Wright,
Robert *
Fitzroy Avenue
PC
Born: 08/03/1896
Great
War: 2nd
Lieutenant; Service
No.: Not Applicable;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 7th November 1917, age 21
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
David Wright JP (David Wright & Co, Bottle Manufacturer)
and Marion Dunlop Wright (later “The Moat”, Dundonald)
Pre-War
Address: "Dunesk",
130 Stranmillis Road
(1901); 11 Lower Crescent (1912)
Pre-War
Occupation:
University Student (Q.U.B)
Unit:
18th Battalion (att 2/5th Batt, R I Fus.),
Royal Irish Rifles (att. Royal Irish Fusiliers), 31st Brigade,
10th (Irish) Division
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
Gaza
War
Cemetery
(XX.B.13)
Other
War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:
RBAI War Memorial, Q.U.B War Memorial
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Wylie,
Robert
Crescent
PC
Born: 1887/1888
Great
War: Sergeant;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived
Gallantry
Award: Military Medal and Divisional Gallantry
Certificate
Parent
Details:
William Wylie (French Polisher) and Charlotte Wylie
Pre-War
Address:
63 Howard Street South
(1901);
12 Pine Street
(1909)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Plumber
Unit:
6th Battalion,
Royal Irish Rifles, 29th Brigade,
10th (Irish) Division
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self, father and one brother
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Mother and one sister
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Yeates
(Yates),
Andrew Breakey McKee
Donegall Pass
PC
Born: 08/07/1886
Great
War: Sergeant;
Service No.: 16112;
Died/Survived:
Died
on 16th August 1917, age 31
Gallantry
Award: None
Parent
Details:
Henry McMinn Yeates (Baker) and Mary Jane Yeates (nee McKee),
Widow in 1910
Pre-War
Address:
138 Cromac Street
(1901);
156 Leopold Street
(1907);
66 Agincourt Avenue
(1909);
52 Agincourt Avenue
(1914)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Linen Trade - Storekeeper
Unit:
14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers),
Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
CWGC
Cemetery
/ Memorial:
New
Irish
Farm
Cemetery
(V.F.3),
Belgium
Other
War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:
9th BB Old Boys War Memorial
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self and two brothers
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Three sisters
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Yeates
(Yates),
Hugh McKee
Donegall Pass
PC
Born: 12/03/1892
Great
War: Sergeant;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Spouse:
Ida Yeates [nee McCluney], married on 03/07/1922
Parent
Details:
Henry McMinn Yeates (Baker) and Mary Jane Yeates (nee McKee),
Widow in 1910
Pre-War
Address:
138 Cromac Street
(1901);
156 Leopold Street
(1907);
66 Agincourt Avenue
(1909);
52 Agincourt Avenue
(1914)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Linen Trade - Apprentice
Unit:
14th (Service) Battalion (Young Citizen Volunteers),
Royal Irish Rifles, 109th Brigade,
36th (
Ulster
) Division
Other
War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:
9th BB Old Boys War Memorial
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self and two brothers
Ulster
Declaration
signed by: Three sisters
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Yool,
William Munro *
Crescent
PC
Born: 26/05/1894
Great
War: Lieutenant;
Service No.: Not Applicable;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded
Gallantry
Award: None
Spouse:
C G Munro (nee Milton)
Parent
Details:
Mr. William Munro Yool (
Elgin
)
Pre-War
Address:
91 Great Victoria Street
Pre-War
Occupation:
University Student
Unit:
11th Battalion,
North Staffordshire
Regiment
(later with Northumberland Fusiliers and then Royal Flying
Corps/RAF)
Other
War Memorials / Rolls of Honour:
RBAI Roll of Honour
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Young,
David Marshall
Donegall Pass
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 October and December
1921 in Newtownards
Parent
Details:
James Young (Labourer) and Elizabeth Young
Pre-War
Address:
4 Bagot Street
(1901)
Pre-War
Occupation:
Apprentice Cabinet Maker
Unit:
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self, father and three brothers
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Young,
Samuel Leslie
Donegall Pass
PC
Born: 1898 (Jul-Sep)
Great
War: Private;
Service No.: Not Known;
Died/Survived:
Survived, listed as Wounded, Prisoner of War
Gallantry
Award: None
Spouse:
Spouse name not known, married between April and June 1921 (
Belfast
)
Parent
Details:
James Young (Labourer) and Elizabeth Young
Pre-War
Address:
4 Bagot Street
(1901)
Pre-War
Occupation:
At School in 1911
Unit:
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Ulster
Covenant
signed by: Self, father and three brothers
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