McFAUL-McCAHON

[aghadowey]

Think there's a bit of confusion here.
This is the soldier listed in Bushmills Heroes: Lt. Thomas Lamont McFall, M.M. killed in action 7 Aug.1917 (age 22 so born c1895) was the son of John and Elizabeth McFall of Magherintendry, Bushmills. This family is Reformed Presbyterian (not Church of Ireland) and are here in 1911 census-
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Antrim/Bushmills/Magherintendry/127466/

[jgrebby]

hi, no my gr, grandfather is on pg 188 bushmills heroes. private thomas mcfaul 20951. 2nd batt royal inniskilling fusiliers. died 29th sept 1918 aged 27.

[aghadowey]

My copy of the book only goes up to page 184- what edition are you looking at?

[jgrebby]

2nd edition 2003

[aghadowey]

Your Thomas McFaul is listed on page 169 in 1st edition. Wife not mentioned.

[jgrebby]

oh right, she wasnt mentioned in this edition either. how far back does the line go in ur edition please?

[aghadowey]

Do you mean the family tree? Just parents and siblings (Robert lists parents, siblings, spouse and children only in trees in his books).

[jgrebby]

If he got the data from the mcfaul family margaret probably isnt mentioned because she remarried thomas best friend David keers and the family didnt agree.

[aghadowey]

Will ask Robert where the tree details came from and if he has any more information in his files.

Have split these posts from orginal thread.