Kerry’s World War I Dead M

MAHONEY, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Sherwood Foresters. Unit; 9^th Battalion.
Date of Death:04-October-1915. Service No:12922.  Born in Tiralee(sic), County Kerry. Enlisted in Mansfield, Notts. Killed in action in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 150 to 152 on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.

MAHONEY, THOMAS.
Rank: Leading Seaman. Regiment or Service: Royal Navy. Unit: H.M.S. "Monmouth." On this day HMS MONMOUTH received a 8. 2 inch shell from the SMS Gneisenau which almost blew her to pieces. She limped away and later that day was sent to the bottom by SS NURNBERG. There were no survivors.  
Age at death: 33. Date of Death: 01-November-1914. Service No: 200703. Supplementary information: Son of John and Mary Mahoney, of Tubrid, Ardfert, Co. Kerry. O'BRIEN, WILLIAM, another Kerryman also died on the Monmouth. See additional information of the battle under SHEA, BATT. Grave or Memorial Reference: 1. He has no known grave but is listed on the Plymouth Naval Memorial, UK.

MAHONY, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 8^th  Battalion.
Date of Death:03-September-1916. Service No:4560. Born in Castle Island, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Castle Island, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Pier and Face16C on the Thiepval Memorial in France.

MANSFIELD, JOSEPH.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 29. Date of Death: 27-September-1918. Service No: 2845 Awarded the DCM
Supplementary information: Son of John and Bridget Mansfield; husband of Hannah Mansfield, of Clonee, Ardea, Suosist(sic), Kenmare, Co. Kerry. Born in Driminamore, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: II. B. 5. Cemetery: Sanders Keep Military Cemetery, Graincourt-Les-Havrincourt in France.

MASKELL, WILLIAM J. 
Rank: Rifleman.  Regiment or Service: Rifle Brigade. Unit; 11^th Battalion.
Date of Death:20-November-1917. Age at Death,29. Service No:1986.  Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Brighton while living in Brighton. Killed in Action. Supplementary information; Husband of Emily Ellen Louisa Maskell, of 73, Islingword Rd., Brighton. Grave or Memorial Reference: Special Memorial, A.14. There are 525 named graves in this cemetery. There are another 740 men buried in this cemetery who are ‘known only to God’. This special memorial was erected to remember 44 men known to be buried in this cemetery but their exact location is unknown. William J Maskell is one of these 44. Cemetery: Fifteen Ravine British Cemetery, Villers-Plouich, Nord, France.

MAYBURY. FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Rank: Lieutenant. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 5th Battalion, attached to the 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 36. Date of Death: 05-October-1918.
Supplementary information: Son of the late Charles John and Lizzie Maybury, of Kenmare, Co. Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: XLVIII. A. 6. Cemetery: Etaples Military Cemetery in France.

MEADE, MICHAEL.
Rank: Company Quartermaster Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit;1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:21-August-1915. Age at Death,35. Service No:5817. Born in Kilrush, County Clare. Enlisted in Kilrush while living in Kilrush, County Clare. Killed in Action in Gallipoli.
Supplementary information; Husband of Annie Kearen Dwyer (formerly Meade), of 15, Ballymullen Rd., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 185 to 190. He has no known grave but is listed on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.

MEARA, MICHAEL. 
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers.    Unit; 6^th Battalion.
Date of Death:15-August-1918. Service No:321. 
Born in Firies, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Killed in Action in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 185 to 190 on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.

MEEHAN, RICHARD. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1^s Battalion.
Date of Death:02-June-1917. Age at Death,21. Service No:4741.  Born in Kells, County Kerry. Enlisted in Cork while living in Balteer(sic), County Cork.  Killed in Action. Supplementary information; Son of Richard and Mary Meehan, of Two Pot House, Mallow, Co. Cork. Grave or Memorial Reference: IX. B. 6. Cemetery: La Laiterie Military Cemetery in Belgium.

MEREDITH, WILLIAM JOHN.
Rank: Lieutenant. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 3rd Battalion, attached to the 2nd Battalion, South Lancashire Regiment.
Age at death: 38. Date of Death: 20-February-1915. Died of wounds.
Supplementary information: Son of Richard and M. E. Meredith, of Dicksgrove, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: II. C. 22. Cemetery: Loker Churchyard in Belgium.

METHERELL, JOHN. 
Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Somerset Light Infantry. Unit; 7^th Battalion. Date of Death: 30-November-1917.  Service No:27085. Formerly he was with the Devonshire Regiment where his number was 32972. Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Plymouth. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 4 and 5. He has no known grave but is listed on the Cambrai Memorial, Louveral in France.

MITCHELL, MICHAEL GEORGE. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: West Riding Regiment. Unit; 2nd Battalion.
Date of Death:18-April-1915. Service No:12436.  Born in Ballylongford, County Kerry. Enlisted in St Pancras.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 20 on the Ypres ( Menin Gate ) Memorial in Belgium.

MOLYNEUX, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Welsh Regiment.
Age at death: 41. Date of Death: 21-April-1917. Service No: 8986. Supplementary information: Son of Thomas and Johanna Molyneux. Served in the South African Campaign. Born at Duagh, Co. Kerry. This man is only in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission database. Grave or Memorial Reference: 25. "RC." 13. Cemetery: Newport (St Woolos) Cemetery, UK.

MOORE, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Connaught Rangers. Unit; D Coy, 1st Battalion. Date of Death: 23-11-1914. Service No: 8752. Born in Tipperary. Enlisted in Listowel, Co Kerry while living in Tralee. Killed in Action. Age at Death, 33.
Supplementary information; Son of the late John and Anne Moore. He has no known grave but is listed on Panels 43 on the Le Touret Memorial in France.

MORAN, ROGER. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:09-May-1915. Service No:4861.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panels 43 and 44 on the Le Touret Memorial in France

MORIARTY, DENIS. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:15-November-1915. Service No:8793.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Liverpool while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in action in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference: II. G. 10. Cemetery: Azmak Cemetery, Suvla in Turkey.

MORIARTY, DENIS JOSEPH.  
Rank: Second Lieutenant.  Regiment or Service: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Unit;2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:01-September-1918. Age at Death,29. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information; Husband of Anne Gertrude Moriarty, of Upper Rock St., Tralee. Grave or Memorial Reference: III. D. 9. Cemetery: Trois Arbres Cemetery, Steenwerck in France.

MORIARTY, MAURICE.  
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Unit;42^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:31-July-1917. Age at Death,28. Service No:606. 
Supplementary information; Son of Hugh and Elizabeth Moriarty. Native of Tralee, Ireland. Suffered with impetigo, boils and scabies during his service. Killed in action in Belgium. Born, Tralee, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment, Labourer. Age on enlistment; 28 years 6 months. Next of kin details; (sister) Kate McDonald, James Street Paddington, Queensland, Australia. Brother listed as A Moriarty, 347 South Main Street, Waterbury, Conn, U.S.A. Place and date of enlistment, 02-December-1915. Brisbane, Queensland. Weight, 156 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 9 ½  inches. Complexion, fair. Eyes, blue. Hair, dark. On 03-May-1916 Pte Moriarty submitted an application to the O.C. ‘C’ Company, 42^nd Battalion for discharge from the A.I.F. ‘Please grant me a transfer from ‘C’ Company to ‘B’. Failing which I request a discharge from the A.I.F. (Reason) O.C’s Violent prejudice against me.’ Addressed to the O.C. ‘C’Company.
Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 7 - 17 - 23 - 25 - 27 - 29 - 31. He has no known grave but is listed on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.  [Related Documents]

MORIARTY, MICHAEL.  
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: New Zealand Rifle Brigade. Unit;3^rd Battalion.
Date of Death:27-November-1917. Age at Death,29.
Service No: 41599.  Occupation on Enlistment, Storeman. Next of kin details, Mrs M. Moriarty (wife), 3Austin Street, Wellington, New Zealand. Embarked with G Company, New Zealand Rifle Brigade on 12-June-1917 in Wellington, New Zealand aboard the ‘Maunganui’ bound for Plymouth, England. Died of wounds.
Supplementary information; Son of Patrick and Mary Moriarty; husband of Margaret Moriarty, of 97, Ellice St., Wellington, New Zealand. Native of Tralee, Ireland.
Grave or Memorial Reference: XXVI. A. 12A. Cemetery: Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery in Belgium.

MORIARTY. MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Unit: 7th Battalion.
Age at death: 19. Date of Death: 18-July-1916. Service No: 26468.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Margaret Moriarty, of 21, Francis St., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee,County Kerry. Died of wounds. Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number was 1454. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. F. 22. Cemetery: Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe in France.

MORPHY, ARTHUR ALBERT.  
Rank: Lieutenant. Regiment or Service: Army Service Corps. Unit: 42nd Divisional Train. Age at death: 23. Date of Death: 29-November-1917.
Supplementary information: Son of Mabel and the late Charles J. Morphy; husband of E. H. Felix-Williams (formerly Morphy), of Belle Vue, Cadoxton, Barry, Glam. Native of Tralee, Co. Kerry. Died of wounds. From De Ruvigny’s Roll of Honour;-
MORPHY, ARTHUR ALBERT, Lieutenant, Army Service Corps. Eldest son of the late Charles J.Morphy, Crown Solicitor for Kerry, and Mrs Morphy (Lassinagh, Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland). Lieutenant Morphy was 23 years of age and was educated at Castle Park, Dalkey, County Dublin, and Rossall School, Fleetwood, Co Lancaster. He had completed his second year in the Medical School, Trinity College, Dublin, when war broke out, and at once got a temporary commission in the Army Service Corps. He served in France for seven months, and, owing to an accident was invalided home. On recovery he was attached to the Royal Barracks, Dublin, for over a year. From there he went to England, serving in various stations, and was finally attached to the 42^nd Divisional Train, and went to France with them in February, 1917, obtaining shortly after a permanent commission, and died of wounds received in action 29-November-1917.  The following is an extract from a letter received by his wife from his Colonel in France; “One of the best and bravest of men. He had served under me at train headquarters for over nine month’s and had won my affection, even as he had that of every officer and man of the train, and of those outside the train too, for few could resist his charm of manner and boyish good spirits. He was the life and soul of the mess, and at his work none was more eager to be ehlping somebody.” He married on 26-July-1917, Nell, Daughter of Alfred Allman, C.E., and Mrs Allman, of Kilroan, Clonskeagh, Dublin. Grave or Memorial Reference: V. B. 3. Cemetery: Chocques Military Cemetery in France. 

MORRIS, JOHN.
Rank: Lance Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 8th Battalion.
Age at death: 21. Date of Death: 04-May-1916. Service Number: 5797. Born in Glenvickee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Limerick while living in Glencer, County Kerry. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information: Son of Francis N. and Mary Morris, of Glenmackee, Glencar, Co. Kerry. Volunteered for active service from R.I.C., Kilmihill, Co. Clare. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. A. 5. Cemetery: Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe in France.

MORROGH-BERNARD, FRANCIS ANTHONY.  
Rank: Lieutenant.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 3^rd Battalion. Date of Death:11-December-1917. Age at Death, 21. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information; Son of Eustace and Mary Morrogh Bernard, of Mount Ruby, Mallow, Co. Cork. Native of Killarney. Grave or Memorial Reference:D.90. Cemetery: Jerusalem War Cemetery, Israel.

MOYNIHAN, DANIEL. 
Rank: Rifleman. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Rifles. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:13-March-1915. Age at Death,26. Service No:8234. 
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Dublin. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information; Son of Mrs. Moynihan, of 3, Lower Rutland St., Summershill, Dublin. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. C. 24. Cemetery: Rue-Du-Bois Military Cemetery, Fleurbaix in France.

MOYNIHAN, DANIEL. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1st Battalion.
Date of Death:09-September-1916. Service No:6556(SDGW), 5/6556)CWGC).  Born in Glenflesk, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Glenflesk, County Kerry. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information; Son of Patrick and Deborah Moynihan, of Islandmore, Glenflesk, Killarney. Grave or Memorial Reference:II.F.8. Cemetery: Guillemont Road Military Cemetery, Guillemont, France.

MOYNIHAN, DENIS. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:27-April-1915. Service No:9856. 
Born in Castleisland, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Castleisland,, County Kerry. Died of wounds in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference:Special Memorial, B.53. Cemetery, V Beach Cemetery in Turkey.

MOYNIHAN(CWGC), MOYNIHAM(SDGW and IMR), MICHAEL JOHN.
Rank: Lieutenant. Regiment or Service: The King's (Liverpool Regiment). Unit: 8th Battalion.
Age at death: 27. Date of Death: 03-June-1918.
Supplementary information: Son of Maurice and Mary Moynihan. Born at Tralee, Co. Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: II. D. 25. Cemetery: Doullens Communal Cemetery Extension, No 2 in France.

MURPHY. CHRISTOPHER JOHN.
Rank: Second Lieutenant. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 22. Date of Death: 20-July-1916.
Supplementary information: Son of Denis and Marie Murphy, of The Spa, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. J. 31. Cemetery: Philosophe British Cemetery, Mazingarbe in France.

MURPHY, CORNELIUS. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit; 7^th Battalion.
Date of Death:25-August-1917. Service No:3871. 
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Clonmel, County Tipperary while living in Killarney. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed in Bay 9 on the Arras Memorial in France.

MURPHY, CORNELIUS.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 21. Date of Death: 31-July-1917. Service No: 7660.
Supplementary information: Son of Timothy Murphy, of Castle Views Castleisland, Co. Kerry. Born in Castleisland, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 11. He has no known grave but is listed on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.

MURPHY, JAMES.
Rank: Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Engineers. Unit: 2nd Field Coy.
Age at death: 35. Date of Death: 12-October-1918. Service No: 13988. Born Kiltealy, Co Wexford. Enlisted in Lixnaw, Co Kerry. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information; Son of James and Annie Murphy of New Ross, Co. Wexford; husband of Ellie Murphy of Kilflynn, Co. Kerry.
From an article in the Enniscorthy Guardian, June 1915. Interesting Letter from the Front. Writing home to his parents at New Ross last week from the front, James Murphy of the Royal Engineers, and son of Mr James Murphy, Neville Street, New Ross, gives very interesting details. He has been at the front since the war commenced and has gone through several battles, having miraculous escapes on several occasions. Previous to joining the Royal Engineers he was a prison warder and his great mechanical knowledge quickly attracted the attention of the authorities of his Regiment and he was offered promotion in a comparatively short time., The following is part of his letter
 “Dear Parents-Even though many miles from you and on the battlefield, I don’t forget you and never will. Distance or circumstance will never make me forget the affection I owe my parents, whose prayers are being offered each day for my welfare along with the prayers of my dear and beloved wife. I write to my dear wife every day to keep her in good spirits, and with a devoted love to her as my wife, and with God;s help when the war is over we will all meet again, and I have made up my mind to spend my holidays with ye all, particularly as those holidays shall be the most enjoyable ones of my life, and away from the continuous roaring of weapons and spattering of shells, all of which I may say is second nature to me now. But give me peace, that beautiful peace that should always reign and which would be a blessing-one of the greatest blessings that ever came during our time from Almighty God. I attend Benediction every night since I have been out here, and go to Holy Communion every Sunday.
Conscription is not far off in my opinion, and it is time to pull a lot of the slackers out of their feather beds. I am sure the poor class have well contributed their position, and, dear parents, you can say that you have contributed one son who is in the thick of the fight. Germany will be beaten if it was to take us years to do it, and there shall be no surrender to the Kaiser and his outlaws. I can tell you straight he will get something this month that he has not got since the beginning of the war, and he will get something twice as hot in July and treble as hot in October, or maybe sooner, and before the New Year I am sure peace will shine o’er the earth again, and in my opinion the Kaiser will then be fast on his way back to where he came from (dust). May God send peace soon and dispose of the Kaiser as He wishes. We are not the Kaisers judge, and it is a good job he is not ours either. As the French man says, he is no bonn (no good). The writer gives some further interesting passages, and winds up by saying that he is in the best of health, and hopes to meet his parents, wife and child and his brothers and sisters when the war is over.
Grave or Memorial Reference: II. A. 2. Cemetery: Level Crossing Cemetery, Fampoux in France.

MURPHY, JOHN.  
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 25th Battalion.
Age at death: 38. Date of Death: 07-October-1915. Service No: 189.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Julia Murphy, of 6, Keane's Lane, Boherbee, Tralee, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Born, Kerry, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment, Labourer and Boilermaker. Age on enlistment; 28 years 7 months. Next of kin details; (father) W.J.Murphy, Boherbee, Tralee, Ireland. Pfrevious Military experience, 10 years Kerry Militia. Place and date of enlistment, 10-February-1915. Brisbvane, Queensland. Weight, 158 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 8 inches. Complexion, fresh. Eyes, blue. Hair, brown. Killed in action on the Gallipoli Peninsula by a shrapnel wound to the left breast. Parents Julia and John Murphy of 6 Keanes Lane, Boherbee, Tralee each received a pension of 20 shillings per fortnight from September-1917. Grave or Memorial Reference: Sp. Mem. A. 15. Cemetery: Lone Pine Cemetery, Anzac in Turkey.  [Related Documents]

MURPHY, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Manchester Regiment. Unit; 11^th Battalion.
Date of Death:17-October-1915. Service No:24062.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Royton. Died in Mudros.
Supplementary information; Husband of A. Murphy, of 63, Higginshaw Rd., Oldham. Grave or Memorial Reference: IV. A. 184. Cemetery: Portianos Military Cemetery in Greece.

MURPHY, JOHN.
Rank: Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 19. Date of Death: 23-October-1916 Service No: 43037. Born in Borris, County Carlow. Enlisted in Wexford while living in Ballycullane, County Kildare. Killed in Action. Formerly he was with the Royal Irish Regiment where his number was 9775. Supplementary information: Son of Joseph Murphy (Stationmaster), of Ardfert Station, Co. Kerry; husband of Norah Murphy, of Borris, Co. Carlow. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 44 and 46. Memorial; Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.

MURPHY, MAURICE.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: "B" Coy. 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 20. Date of Death: 27-August-1914. Service No: 10158.
Supplementary information: Son of John Murphy, of 6, Keans Lane, Boherbee, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. 14. Cemetery: Etreux British Cemetery, Etreux, Aisne, France. [Related Documents]

MURPHY, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 8th Battalion.
Age at death: 20. Date of Death: 08-May-1916. Service No: 4477.
Supplementary information: Son of Mary Murphy, of Greenville, Listowel, Co. Kerry. Born in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Listowel while living in Listowel, County Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. M. 16. Cemetery: Noeux-Les-Mines Communal Cemetery in France.

MURPHY, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 28. Date of Death: 31-October-1914. Service No: 7778.
Supplementary information: Son of Denis J. and Ellen Murphy, of Dirreen, Scartaglin, Co. Kerry. Born in Castle Island, County Kerry. Enlisted in Chorley, Lancashire while living in Castle Island, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 41 and 43. He has no known grave but is listed on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.

MURPHY, MICHAEL.
Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 50. Date of Death: 12-November-1914. Service No: 2786.
Supplementary information: Son of John Murphy, of 6, Keane Lane, Tralee, Co. Kerry; husband of Hanna Murphy, of 5, Keane Lane, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 44. He has no known grave but is listed on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium. [Related Documents]

MURPHY, MORTIMER FRANCIS.
Rank: Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Lancashire Fusiliers. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 27. Date of Death: 20-June-1916. Service No: 885.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Bridget Murphy, of 14, Steeple View Rd., Tralee, Co. Kerry. With the landing at the Dardanelles at Lancashire Landing, wounded and afterwards drafted to France. Served 12 years in the Regular Army. Won 2 Silver Cups for Sports and Gymnastics. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee, County Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: A. 19. 48. Cemetery: St Sever Cemetery, Rouen in France.

MURPHY, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 28. Date of Death: 18-October-1918. Service No: 3723. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action.
Supplementary information: Son of Patrick and Bridget Murphy, of 9, Mary St., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: III. A. 7. Cemetery: Highland Cemetery, Le Cateau in France.

MURPHY, STEPHEN JOSEPH.
Rank: Company Sergeant Major. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 6th Battalion.
Age at death: 29. Date of Death: 24-October-1917. Service No: 8372.
Supplementary information: Son of the late Dr. Edward Murphy, of Tralee, Co. Kerry. Served on the N.W. Frontier of India, 1908. Born in St John’s, Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee, County Kerry. Died in Palestine. Grave or Memorial Reference: A. 146. Cemetery: Kantara War Memorial Cemetery in Egypt.

MURPHY, TIMOTHY. 
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:12-May-1915.  Service No:6988. 
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Warrington, Lancs. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 44 on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.

MURPHY, TIMOTHY JOSEPH. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the line including the Yeomanry and Imperial Camel Corps. Unit; 4^th  (Queen’s Own) Hussars.
Date of Death:16-January-1918. Service No:8550.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. F.27. Cemetery: Hargicourt British Cemetery, Aisne in France.

MURRAY, ROBERT.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: York and Lancaster Regiment. Unit: 1st Battalion. Age at death: 37. Date of Death: 12-May-1915. Service No: 17684. Born in Killnockton, County Kerry. Enlisted in Sheffield. Died of wounds at home.
Supplementary information: Son of Amos and Bridget Murray, of Chapel St., Tarbert, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: XI.A. 5. 24. Cemetery: Leytonstone (St Patricks) Roman Catholic Cemetery, Essex, UK.