Wasn't sure where to post this one.
Getting a 404 - not found for these two records...............
Ancestry have a 1901 census - Phoenix Park, Castleknock, Dublin, Ireland - residence date 31 March 1901 - Co. Tipperary which seems to have a list of boys.
Randolph R Hennessy is one of those.
and Web: Ireland, Wills of Irish Soldiers Who Died in the British Army, 1897-1922
Randolph Rudolph J Hennessy - Death Date 31 Aug 1920
Will Processing Date 7 Feb 1921 - War Office Number E/793719/1
Service Number S/23240
Commonwealth War Graves Commission are appealing for blood relatives of Sergeant Randolph Rudolph Julian Hennessy - Royal Army Service Corp - born 30 January 1891
30 Jan 1891 Nenagh, County Tipperary, Ireland and died 31/8/1920 - aged 29 years - buried New Brentford Cemetery. Served as a Sergeant in the Royal Army Service Corps in Cairo during the First World War (Service Number S/23440) In 1917, Staff Sergeant Major Julian Hennessy (Randolph) of the Royal Army Service Corps received the Meritorious Service Medal 'for his abilities in the field of action on the eastern front' Posthumously Awarded the Sultan Sudan Medal in 1923
Recent research has shown Sgt Hennessy is buried at New Brentford Cemetery. The Commission are in the process of producing a headstone to mark his grave.
FIND A GRAVE with a photograph and bio
St Lawrence Churchyard
Brentford, London Borough of Hounslow, Greater London.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/228284755/randolph_rudolph-julian-hennessyThere is a ancestry tree which gives the parents as Phillip Hennessy (with photograph) - 1837 - 24 June 1899 (Died from Congestion of the Lungs. Local Newspapers reported at the time that his funeral took place in Kilruane, located just outside Nenagh. It is assumed that he was also buried there) and mother Julia Kearney 1856 - 9 March 1914 Nenagh, Tipperary.
Could be 8 children - 6 sons and two daughters.
If you are related or know of someone who is, CWGC would like to hear from you.
Sandra
