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World War One / Re: Thomas Coakley
« on: Saturday 20 January 18 22:25 GMT (UK) »
Ah great, thank you for you're quick response.
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World War One / Thomas Coakley
« on: Saturday 20 January 18 21:35 GMT (UK) »
Good evening,
I am looking for my great uncles WW1 service details. Thomas was born in 1887, the little information I have is that he enlisted with the Royal Irish Regiment in 1905 - the the Machine Gun Corps 1918/19.
Service number: RIR 1/8737 MGC: 49038
Many thanks
I am looking for my great uncles WW1 service details. Thomas was born in 1887, the little information I have is that he enlisted with the Royal Irish Regiment in 1905 - the the Machine Gun Corps 1918/19.
Service number: RIR 1/8737 MGC: 49038
Many thanks
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London and Middlesex / Re: Long shot - looking for Gypsy James Lee.
« on: Friday 19 January 18 12:22 GMT (UK) »
Hello mirl, no middle name unfortunately. I'm making the assumption based on best guess that he came down in 1950 it may have been straight after the war.
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London and Middlesex / Re: Long shot - looking for Gypsy James Lee.
« on: Thursday 18 January 18 22:09 GMT (UK) »
It would have been post ww2 - around 1950 I would say. Occupation it’ll be a guess at road worker/labour.
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London and Middlesex / Re: Long shot - looking for Gypsy James Lee.
« on: Thursday 18 January 18 20:44 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for searching. The only information I have is his birth certificate, the information provided by my cousin was just that - He traveled/wondered ending up in London, then no contact from him. I have no clue what age he died, or even he died in the London area. This is the only lead I have - very frustrating.
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London and Middlesex / Re: Long shot - looking for Gypsy James Lee.
« on: Thursday 18 January 18 20:19 GMT (UK) »
Good evening dawns,
To be honest I haven't looked yet, just getting back on the family tree trail.
To be honest I haven't looked yet, just getting back on the family tree trail.
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London and Middlesex / Long shot - looking for Gypsy James Lee.
« on: Thursday 18 January 18 19:15 GMT (UK) »
Hello, I am trying to find the death certificate for my uncle James Lee.
James Lee D.O.B was 6th November 1912, he was born in Glasgow Road Barrhead within the parish of Paisley. James had 10 siblings and he was the 2nd eldest son.
James parents where Henry Lee and Jane Coleman.
I have been trying to find James's death certificate for 2/3 years now but with no joy due to not knowing where he went post war.
I have just been informed by one of my newly found cousins that he traveled to London where over time contact was lost and nobody heard from him. Could someone please have a search for him?
My farther and uncle died at the age of 80 - logic tells me he could have died at a similar age, but my head tells me that this doesn't mean anything when it comes to genealogy as anything could have happened to him; needle in the haystack comes to mind.
Any help would be greatly received.
Many thanks,
S
James Lee D.O.B was 6th November 1912, he was born in Glasgow Road Barrhead within the parish of Paisley. James had 10 siblings and he was the 2nd eldest son.
James parents where Henry Lee and Jane Coleman.
I have been trying to find James's death certificate for 2/3 years now but with no joy due to not knowing where he went post war.
I have just been informed by one of my newly found cousins that he traveled to London where over time contact was lost and nobody heard from him. Could someone please have a search for him?
My farther and uncle died at the age of 80 - logic tells me he could have died at a similar age, but my head tells me that this doesn't mean anything when it comes to genealogy as anything could have happened to him; needle in the haystack comes to mind.
Any help would be greatly received.
Many thanks,
S
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Armagh / Re: Armagh 1863
« on: Sunday 14 January 18 20:51 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for all you're help. Greatly appreciated.
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Armagh / Re: Armagh 1863
« on: Sunday 14 January 18 19:45 GMT (UK) »
I assume that John Connelly is his father in-law. I found out via the Griffiths Valuations both are working at a Mill in townsland called Drummond Tynan.