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[enfield]

Glad to help.

[coolestown1562]

is there any chance you could check to see if you have a patrick ryan edenderry, think he was in RDF. Many thanks

[enfield]

RYAN, JOHN PATRICK.  Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Labour Corps.

RYAN, PATRICK.  Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Irish Guards.

RYAN, PATRICK.  Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Irish Guards.


The only Patrick Ryans are these, no Edenderry connection. Are you sure he died?
Regards.
 Tom

[carlesi]

Thank you for your assistance.

Do you have any information about
Michael Coogan (from Termonfeckin [near Drogheda] Louth)
Leinster Regiment
died in the early days of WWI.

Thank you.

[enfield]

He was actually born in Donore, Count Meath enlisted in Drogheda County Louth while living in Drogheda and he died at home. This can mean he died in an English Hospital which seems logical as he is buried in Haddington. There are 8 others soldiers buried there.
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Regards.
 Tom.

[carlesi]

Thank you so much for the information.  I very much appreciate it.

[M.Len]

Hello,
I see you are looking for Michael Coogan in WWI. This Drogheda Michael is a member of my family tree - Can I help with any more information?
M.Len

[MRPRO03]

I am looking for a John Byrne that was based in Wicklow, pretty sure that he died in 1918 in France or Belgium.

[enfield]

he is buried in Coxyde Military Cemetery in France.