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Yes, you are right Carol. In 1911, she was staying with Joseph's married sister (Mary Armstrong) and family and Joseph and their brother John were also there. John served in the Great War. He died in a War hospital in England on 5 February 1918. He had been gassed in France and shortly afterwards developed inoperable cancer of the stomach. His body was returned to Sacriston for burial at St Bede on 9 February 1918. A while back I posted a Commemoration plaque photo for John (which I inherited from my Father who was the nephew of John). This is posted on RootsChat on the WW1 In Memoriam.
Simon Joseph was one of 10 children (not all survived to adulthood) born to my Great Grandparents Simon Peter and Bridget Conroy nee McCabe. (Simon) Joseph, Esther's husband was born on 29 September 1884 and baptised at St Joseph RC Church at Birtley, Durham on 5 October 1884. He and Esther married at this Church on 12 September 1925.
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