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Plot: St Paul's. Letters: ED. Figures: 31. | DEVITT, Richard J. (I4109)
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Portumna 1876 Vol. 14 Page 189 | Family: / Catherine SLATTERY (F530)
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Private 6808 24 Battalion AIF | DUFFY, Vincent Michael. (I3163)
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Private: David Kingston.
Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
2nd battalion. | KINGSTON, David (I1650)
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Private: Thomas Kingston.
Royal Munster Fusiliers.
6th Battalion.
Service No. 10329. | KINGSTON, Thomas (I1651)
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Profile:
Widely regarded as one of the finest players ever to appear for Sunderland.
Ambrose Fogarty signed from Sunderland in 1963 and went on to play well over 100 times for the club.
In 1964 he became the first Sunderland player to make an international appearance for Ireland,
he won the last of his 11 caps for Ireland against Spain. | FOGARTY, Ambrose Amby (I293)
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Railway accident Killed him. | BRALY, Eusebius A. (I5734)
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RANDS, "Howard Armstrong RANDS" CPO, Howard Armstrong, CD, RCN, Retired Howie passed away suddenly on January 10, 2006. Born in Fort William, Ontario, raised in Sioux Lookout, Howie settled in
Victoria in 1962. Howie is survived by his wife of 56 years, Phyllis; and children, Bruce (Diane), Gordie,
Janet (Keith), David, Brian, Don (Vera); grandchildren, Shannon, Kimberley, Donald, Candice, Drew,
Bryce, and great-grandson, Lennox. Howie served in the Royal Canadian Navy from 1946 - 1971 aboard
21 different ships. He saw active duty during the Korean War and was awarded medals and decorations.
Howie continued his career as a letter carrier until 1986. He was also involved in community sports,
particularly Carnarvon Pony Baseball League. Howie's retirement years were spent enjoying his family,
fishing in his boat, backyard bird watching and cheering for his Seattle Mariners. | RANDS, Howard Armstrong. (I2590)
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Reception was in: Cabra Castle, :Co Cavan. Great Week-End. | Family: Marc DOGGETT / Martina DUNNE (F103)
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Record's are. Volume. 2a. Page 414. | Family: Thomas JUDGES / Emma WESTLAKE (F24)
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Record, Volume 2a. Page 464. | JUDGES, William G. (I92)
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Record.
Apr May Jun 1954
Vol. 9b.. Page 1088. | WILSON, Peter Andrew. (I113)
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Reg; A33. Dis; 221A. | NASH, Chloe M. (I941)
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Reg; D42. Dis: 2221D | NASH, Jake D. (I900)
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Registered in the Oct Nov Dec 1937 .
Vol. 6c. Page 127. Oldbury, | SYMONDS, Sheila Mary. (I1136)
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Richard Joseph Long, was a portrait and landscape painter.
Richard attended school in The Christian brothers School in Westland Row.
Whilst working at his trade, he studied art in the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art evening classes.
As a young man he often haunted the National Gallery of Ireland,
that his frequent presence there attracted the interest of another regular visitor,
who having questioned him and learned of his wish to become a painter, gave him a Sovereign to buy his first box of watercolours.
The kind donor was (Sir) Hugh Lane. | LONG, Richard Joseph (I1602)
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Richard was a Private in the Irish Army, and was somehow Shot in the head. | GUIDON, Richard James (I1536)
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Robert was married before and had 7 or 8 children from that marriage.
He was a widower at the time of his marriage to Ester Dixon.
| AYRES, Robert Joseph. (I2565)
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Row B. Plot: 29 | KEOGH, Michael Joseph (I4278)
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Ruby was a Registered Nurse, It is on her death cert. | HAINES, Ruby G. (I510)
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