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OATTES, ROBERT.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:21-August-1918. Service No:4550. Born in Tralee, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Hamilton, Lanarkshire. Killed in action. Grave or
Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Pier and Face
16C on the Thiepval Memorial in France.
O'BOYLE, WILLIAM.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 25. Date of Death: 02-November-1917. Service No: 10491.
Supplementary information: Son of Terence and Katherine O'Boyle, of
Gullone House, Ballyborion, Co. Kerry. Born in Ballybunion, County Kerry.
Enlisted in Whitehall, Middlesex while living in Ballybunion, County
Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: P. III. S. 9A.
Cemetery: St Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen in France.
O'BRIEN, DANIEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Canadian Infantry (Central Ontario
Regiment). Unit: 15th Battalion.
Age at death: 54. Date of Death: 22-January-1918. Service No: 63690.
Supplementary information: Son of Charles and Catherine O'Brien, of
Anlough, Glencar, Co. Kerry. Served 25 years in 1st Royal Dragoons and in
South African War. Grave or Memorial Reference: Middle of right section.
Cemetery: Tralee Military Cemetery, County Kerry.
O’BRIEN, JOHN.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Highland Light Infantry. Unit; 10th
(service) Battalion. Date of Death:25-September-1915.
Service No:12589. Born in Kerry, Ireland. Enlisted in Helensburgh,
Dunbartonshire. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no
known grave but is listed on Panel 108 to 112 on the Loos Memorial in
France.
O’BRIEN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:30-January-1915. Service No:3036. Born in Listowel, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Listowel, 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.
O’BRIEN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Sapper. Regiment or Service: Corps of Royal Engineers. Unit; 92nd
Field Company.
Date of Death:07-August-1918. Age at Death,25. Service No:49847. Born in
Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Cork while living in Nottingham. Died of
wounds. Supplementary information; Son of Michael and Margaret O'Brien, of
Cork; husband of Edith Norah O'Brien, of 13, Brand St., Meadow Lane,
Nottingham. Grave or Memorial Reference: IV. E. 17. Vignacourt British
Cemetery in France.
O'BRIEN, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: "A"
Coy. 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 29. Date of Death: 09-May-1915. Service No: 3607. Born in St
John’s, Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee,
County Kerry. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information: Son of Mary O'Brien, of 69, Brogue Lane, Tralee,
Co. Kerry, and the late John O'Brien. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel
43 and 44. He has no known grave but is listed on the Le Touret Memorial
in France.
O’BRIEN, RICHARD.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:15-July-1916. Service No:3600.
Born in Castleisland,, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in
Tralee, County Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: H.2.
Cemetery: Dernancourt Communal Cemetery in France.
O'BRIEN, RICHARD.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Age at death: 35. Date of Death: 09-May-1915. Service No: 3809. Born in
Lyracrompane, Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in
Listowel, County Kerry.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Honoria Coffey O'Brien, of
Kilcara, Duagh Kilmorna, Co. Kerry; husband of Nora O'Brien. Grave or
Memorial Reference: Panel 43 and 44. He has no known grave but is listed
on the Le Touret Memorial in France.
O'BRIEN, TIMOTHY.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Age at death: 33. Date of Death: 11-May-1915. Service No: 4366. Born in
Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County
Kerry. Died of wounds. Supplementary information: Son of John and Honoria
Coffey O'Brien, of Kilcara, Duagh Kilmorna, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial
Reference: Panel 43 and 44. He has no known grave but is listed on the Le
Touret Memorial in France.
O'BRIEN, TIMOTHY.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian
Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 59th Battalion.
Age at death: 29. Date of Death: 09-April-1918. Service No: 5165.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael and Annie O'Brien, of Lissavane,
West Milltown, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
Born, Killarney, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment,
Labourer. Age on enlistment; 21 years 8 months. Next of kin details;
(father) Mr Michael O’Brien, Lissivane, West Milton, County Kerry. Addres
later changed to, C/o Mrs McCarthy, Post Office, Faha, Beaufort, County
Kerry. Place and date of enlistment, 01-December-1915 also listed as
08-January-1916. Melbourne, Victoria.Weight, 129 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 7
inches. Complexion, fresh. Eyes, blue. Hair, (scanty) brown. received a
gunshot wound to the ankle in December-1916, sent to England to treatment
and returned to the French battlefields in October-1917. Killed in action.
Temporarily buried in Hamlet British Cemetery (behind the Church) just due
east of Corbie. Later exhumed and transferred to Adelaide Cemetery.Grave
or Memorial Reference: III. O. 1. Cemetery: Adelaide Cemetery,
Villers-Bretonneux in France.
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O'BRIEN, WILLIAM.
Rank: Staff Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Royal Army Service Corps.
Age at death: 28. Date of Death: 26-November-1918. Service No: T3/029947.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael and Hannah O'Brien, of Ballyard
Lodge, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: M. 6. 28. Cemetery:
Portsmouth (Milton) Cemetery, Hampshire, UK.
O'BRIEN, WILLIAM.
Rank: Petty Officer Stoker. Regiment or Service: Royal. Unit: H.M.S.
"Monmouth."
Age at death: 37. Date of Death: 01-November-1914. Service No: 276218.
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.
MAHONEY,
THOMAS, another Kerryman also died on the Monmouth. See additional
information of the battle under SHEA, BATT. Supplementary
information: Son of William and Bridget O'Brien, of Annascaul, Co. Kerry.
Grave or Memorial Reference: 3. He has no known grave but is listed on the
Plymouth Naval Memorial, UK.
O’BYRNE, EDWARD.
Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit;
8th Battalion. Date of Death:09-September-1916. Service
No:3644. Born in Aldershot. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Listowel,
County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no
known grave but is listed on Pier and Face 16 C on the Thiepval Memorial
in France.
O’CALLAGHAN, DANIEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Rifles. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:24-March-1918. Age at Death,24. Service No:10306. Born in
Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Died.
Supplementary information; Son of Daniel and Mary O'Callaghan, of
Fleming's Lane, High St., Killarney. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has
no known grave but is listed on Panel 74 to 76 on the Pozieres Memorial.
O’CALLAGHAN, JOHN PATRICK.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death:09-April-1918. Age at Death,23. Service No:5188. Born in
Kells, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Killorglin, County
Kerry. Died of wounds.
Supplementary information; Son of the late Patrick and Johannah
O''Callaghan. Native of Kells, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: P.
IX. J. 9B. Cemetery: St Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen in France.
O'CONNELL, JAMES.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian
Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 24th Battalion.
Date of Death: 05-August-1916. Service No: 683.
Born, Rathmore, Killarney, County Kerry. Occupation on
enlistment, Sailor. Age on enlistment; 23 years - months. Next of kin
details; (mother) Laura O’Connor, Rathneg, Rathmore, County Kerry,
Ireland. Place and date of enlistment, 23-March-1915. Melbourne,
Australia. Laura died on 23-June-1918 and Maurice O’Connor (brother)
Rathbeg, Rathmore, County Kerry became the new next of kin. Weight, 10st 8
lbs. Height, 5 feet, 7 ½ inches. Complexion, dark Eyes, dark blue. Hair,
black. Killed in action in France. Served in Gallipoli, Alexandria and
Marseilles. His mother received a pension of £2 per fortnight from
October-1916 until her death in 1918.
Memorial:
Villers-Bretonneux Memorial. Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery in
France.
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O'CONNELL, JAMES.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 1st
Battalion.
Age at death: 20. Date of Death: 09-September-1916. Service No: 6604. Born
in St Annes, Cork. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Killarney, County
Kerry. Killed in Action. Supplementary information: Son of James and Nora
O'Connell, of Dodds Lane, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial
Reference: Pier and Face 16 C. He has no known grave but is listed on the
Thiepval Memorial in France.
O’CONNELL, MAURICE.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:21-August-1916. Service No:4969. Born in Ballybunion,
County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial
Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Pier and Face 16C on the
Thiepval Memorial in France.
O’CONNELL, PATRICK J.
Rank: Lance Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Irish
Guards. Unit; 1st Battalion.
Date of Death:01-November-1914. Service No:2434. Born in Cordal, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Whitehall, Middlesex while living in Birr, King's
County. Originally listed as missing in action in November later changed
to killed in action. His family are listed in the newspaper as living in Newbridge Street, Birr. Age at Death;32. The image above are taken from
the King’s County Chronicle of 1915.
Supplementary information; Son of Mrs. David O'Connell, of Castleisland,
Kerry; husband of Mary O'Connell, of 95, Bird-in-Bush Rd., Peckham,
London. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed
on Panel 11 on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.
O'CONNELL, TIMOTHY.
Rank: Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Royal Engineers. Unit: 12th Field
Coy.
Age at death: 27. Date of Death: 09-August-1915. Service No: 17162.
Supplementary information: Son of Julia O'Connell, of Sussa, Imlaghmore,
Cahirciveen, Co. Kerry. Born in Caherciveen, County Kerry. Enlisted in
Tralee while living in Emlaghmore, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Grave
or Memorial Reference: Panel 9. He has no known grave but is listed on the
Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.
O’CONNOR, DANIEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:05-December-1916. Service No:4968. Born in Tralee, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Killorglin while living in Milltown, County Kerry.
Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. L. 15. Cemetery: Maroc
British Cemetery, Grenay in France.
O'CONNOR, DENNIS.
Rank: Rifleman. Regiment or Service: King’s Royal Rifle Corps. Unit; 18th
Battalion.
Date of Death:15-September-1916. Service No:C/6024. Born in Killarney,
County Kerry. Enlisted in Romford, Essex while living in Muckross,
Killarney. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference; He has no known
grave but is listed on Pier and Face 13 A and 13 B on the Thiepval
Memorial in France.
O'CONNOR, DENIS.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Unit: 7th
Battalion.
Age at death: 35. Date of Death: 27-February-1917. Service No: 24307. Born
in Ballyhan, County Kerry. Enlisted in Merthyr while living in Ballyhan,
County Kerry. Killed in Action in the Balkans. Supplementary information:
Son of John and Nora O'Connor, of Cahirdean Cottage, Ballyhar, Farranfore,
Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: 836. Cemetery: Salonika (Lembet
Road) Military Cemetery in Greece.
O'CONNOR, FLORENCE.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Connaught Rangers. Unit: "B" Coy. 6th
Battalion. Age at death: 19. Date of Death: 21-March-1918. Service No:
6687. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in
Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Supplementary information: Son of
Eugene and Bridget O'Connor, of 19, McCowen's Lane, Tralee, Co. Kerry.
Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 77. He has no known grave but is listed
on the Pozieres Memorial in France.
O'CONNOR, JAMES.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian
Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: C Company, 15th Battalion.
Date of Death: 30-August-1915. Service No: 951.
Born, Tralee, County Kerry. Occupation on enlistment, Age
on enlistment; 40 years 2 months. Next of kin details; (sister) Mrs Norah
Killeen, Ipswitch Road, Brisbane, later changer to (wife) Mrs Isabella
O’Connor, 56 Coghlan Street, Darlinghurst, Sydney. Place and date of
enlistment, 27-February-1915. Liverpool, NSW. Weight, lbs. Height, 5
feet, 4 ¼ inches. Complexion, dark. Eyes, grey. Hair, dark. Died of
wounds ( bomb wounds head to Mudros, Anzac)at Gaba Tepe on the Gallipoli
Peninsula. Buried at sea from the hospital ship ‘Gloucester Castle.’Grave
or Memorial Reference: 62. Memorial: Lone Pine Memorial in Turkey.
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O’CONNOR, JEREMIAH.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:26-November-1914. Service No:3642. Born in Killarney,
County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Killarney. Died of
wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference:VI.A.27. Cemetery: Messines Ridge
British Cemetery, Mesen, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.
O'CONNOR. JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death: 12-January-1917. Service No: 4425. Born in Tralee, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in
Action.
Supplementary information: Husband of Mrs. A. O'Connor, of 14, Connor's
Lane, Boherbee, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: H. 9.
Cemetery: Pond Farm Cemetery in Belgium.
O'CONNOR, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: South Wales Borderers. Unit: 5th
Battalion.
Age at death: 30. Date of Death: 25-March-1918. Service No: 13836. Born in
Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Newport, Mon while living in Tralee,
County Kerry. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Nora O'Connor, of Caherdean,
Ballyhar, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: XII. E. 8. Cemetery:
Grevillers British Cemetery,Pas-De-Calais, France.
O'CONNOR, JOHN.
Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit:
2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 23. Date of Death: 13-October-1915. Service No: 4165. Born
in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Listowel while living in Listowel,
County Kerry. Killed in Action. Supplementary information: Son of Mrs.
Kate O'Connor, of William St., Listowel, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial
Reference: Panel 127. He has no known grave but is listed on the Loos
Memorial in France.
O’CONNOR. LAWRENCE.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment. Unit; 6th
Battalion.
Date of Death:15-April-1916. Service No:3373. Born in St Mary’s, Tralee,
County Kerry. Enlisted in Wexford. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial
Reference: E. 1. Cemetery, Bois-Carre Military Cemetery, Haisnes in
France.
O'CONNOR, MICHAEL BERNARD.
Rank: Second Lieutenant. Regiment or Service:
Canterbury Regiment, N.Z.E.F. Unit: 3rd Battalion.
Age at death: 23. Date of Death: 05-April-1918. Service No: 18582.
Occupation on enlistment, school teacher. Next of kin, (father), Mr M
O’Connor, Hazelburn, Timaru, N.Z. Embarked for the front with New Zealand
Rifle Brigade, 14th Reinforcements 2nd Battalion, (F Company ) on
30-December-1916 from Wellington, New Zealand on board the ‘Athenic’ bound
for Plymouth, England. Killed in action. Supplementary information: Son of
Maurice and Elizabeth O'Connor, of County Kerry, Ireland. Image above
courtesy of the Auckland Weekly News, 1919. Grave or Memorial Reference:
II. M. 27. Cemetery: Auchonvillers Military Cemetery in France.
O'CONNOR, PATRICK.
Rank: Leading Stoker. Regiment or Service: Royal Navy. Unit: H.M.S.
"Defence.".
Age at death: 43. Date of Death: 31-May-1916. Service No: 172086.
H. M. S. Defence was an armoured cruiser and was sent to the bottom
by the Naval guns of a German battlehip during the battle of Jutland.
There were no survivors.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael and Bridget O'Connor, of
Carhunapuka, Dingle, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: 15. He has no
known grave but is listed on the Plymouth Naval Memorial, UK.
O'CONNOR, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Connaught Rangers. Unit: 1st
Battalion.
Age at death: 28. Date of Death: 29-February-1916. Service No: 6018. Born
in Kenmare, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Kenmare,
County Kerry. Died in Mesopotamia. Supplementary information: Son of John
and Mary O'Connor, of Emmett's Place, Kenmare, Co. Kerry. Grave or
Memorial Reference: Panel 40 and 64. He has no known grave but is listed
on the Basra Memorial in Iraq.
O'CONNOR, ROBERT.
Rank: Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit: "A" Coy. 2nd
Battalion. Age at death: 36. Date of Death: 31-July-1917. Service No:
9337.
Supplementary information: Son of Martin and Catherine O'Connor, of 46 and
47, Bridge St., Tralee, Co. Kerry; husband of Mary O'Connor, of 1, Lower
Browne St., Youghal, Co. Cork. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in
Limerick. Killed in Action. Formerly he was with the Seaforth Highlanders
where his number was 6560. Served in the South African Campaign. Grave or
Memorial Reference: Panel 44. He has no known grave but is listed on the
Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.
O’CONNOR, THOMAS.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit; 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death:28-June-1917. Service No:5347. Born in Stradbally, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Ystradgynlais(sic), Brecon while living in Lower
Cromtwinch, South Wales. Killed in action. Supplementary information; Of
Lower Cwmtwrch, South Wales. Grave or Memorial Reference: Plot 3. Row F.
Grave 24. Cemetery; Ferme-Olivier Cemetery in Belgium.
O’CONNOR, THOMAS.
Rank: Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death:27-August-1915. Service No:10262. Born in Tralee, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Died of
wounds in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference: F.184. Cemetery:
Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery in Egypt.
O’CONNOR, THOMAS.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:10-November-1917. Service No:44. Born in Killarney, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Killarney. Killed in Action.
Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panels
143 to 144 on the Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium.
O’CONNOR, THOMAS.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment. Unit; 7th
Battalion.
Date of Death:02-September-1918. Service No:26480. Formerly he was with
the Royal Dublin Fusiliers where his number was 21099. Born in Tralee,
County Kerry. Enlisted in Cardiff while living in Port Talbot, Glam.
Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: III. A. 29. Cemetery:
Dranoutre Military Cemetery in Belgium.
O'CONNOR. TIMOTHY.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment. Unit: 5th
Battalion.
Age at death: 26. Date of Death: 04-November-1918. Service No: 50.
Supplementary information: Son of Mrs. Honora Barry, of 36, Boherbee,
Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee.
Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. B. 34. Cemetery: Cross
Roads Cemetery, Fontaine-Au-Bois in France.
O'DELL, WILLIAM.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death: 25-September-1915. Service No: 4575.
Supplementary information: Husband of Mary O'Dell, of Ballygowlonge,
Listowel, Co. Kerry. Born in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee
while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial
Reference: Panel 127. He has no known grave but is listed on the Loos
Memorial in France.
O’DONNELL, ALEXANDER.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Unit; 8th
Battalion.
Date of Death:02-May-1916. Service No:25196(SDGW) 25916(CWGC). Born in
Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Enniskillen while living in Blackrock.
Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: V. B. 49. Cemetery: Lillers
Communal Cemetery in France.
O'DONNELL, PATRICK HENRY.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Unit:
50th Battalion. Age at death: 19. Date of Death: 17-September-1918.
Service No: 116853. Born in Belfast. Enlisted in Dublin. Died. Formerly
he was with the London Regiment where his number was 655956.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Hannah O'Donnell, of 36, Bridge
St., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. K. 3. Cemetery:
Glageon Communal Cemetery, Nord, France.
O'DONNELL, THOMAS.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: Depot.
Date of Death: 03-September-1914. Service No: 295. Born in Portland,
Dorset and enlisted in Tralee. Died at home. Grave or Memorial Reference:
Middle of right section. Cemetery: Tralee Military Cemetery, County Kerry.
O'DONOGHUE, DANIEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: East Yorkshire Regiment. Unit; 1/4th
Battalion.
Date of Death:26-October-1918. Age at Death,41. Service No:42080.
Formerly he was with the Royal Irish Rifles where his number was 1248.
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Wexford while living in Cork.
Killed in
Action.
Supplementary information; Son of Daniel and Mary Ellen O''Donoghue, of
Killarney; husband of Nora O''Donoghue, of 44, St. Finbarr''s Rd., Cork.
Grave or Memorial Reference: VIII. C. 11. Cemetery: Niederzwehren Cemetery
in Germany.
O'DONOGHUE, JEREMIAH.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Age at death: 27. Date of Death: 10-November-1917. Service No: 8897. Born
in St John’s, Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in
Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information: Son of Catherine O'Donoghue, of Quill St.,
Tralee, Co. Kerry, and the late Michael O'Donoghue. Grave or Memorial
Reference: Panel 143 to 144. He has no known grave but is listed on the
Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium.
O’DONOGHUE(CWGC),
DONOGHUE(SDGW), JEREMIAH.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers.
Unit; 1st Battalion.
Date of Death:28-July-1916. Service No:7660. Born in Killorglin, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Liverpool while living in Liverpool. Died of wounds.
Grave or Memorial Reference: I. J. 24. Cemetery: Philosophe British
Cemetery, Mazingarbe in France.
O’GRADY, CHARLES.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Durham Light Infantry Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:21-June-1917. Service No:26830.
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in London while living in
Camberwell.
Killed in Action. Supplementary information; Husband of Lillian O'Grady,
of 34, Grosvenor Park, Camberwell, London. Grave or Memorial Reference:
II. D. 5. Cemetery: Maroc British Cemetery, Grenay in France.
O’GRADY, JAMES.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 6th
Battalion.
Date of Death:09-August-1915. Service No:385. Born in Tralee, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. 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.
O'GRADY, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian
Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 16th Battalion.
Age at death: 23. Date of Death: 02-May-1915. Service No: 598.
Supplementary information: Son of John O'Grady, of Cornane, Glenbeigh, Co.
Kerry, Ireland.
Born, Comane, Glenbeigh, Kerry, Ireland. Occupation on
enlistment, Labourer. Age on enlistment; 21 years 7 months. Next of kin
details; (father) John Grady, Comane, Glenbeigh, County Kerry, Ireland.
Place and date of enlistment, 25-September-1914. Helena Vale, W.A. Weight,
140 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 8 inches. Complexion, fair. Eyes, blue. Hair,
light brown.
Missing in action in the Dardanelles later changed by a
Court of enquiry at Serapeum 6-8-28/4/16 to killed in action in
Gallipoli. He was only three weeks at the front when he was killed.
Pension of 15 shillings per fortnight as awarded to his father and later
reviewed and changed to 20 shillings per fortnight. O’Grady was changed
to Grady as his correct second name in the official records in
December-1917.Grave or Memorial Reference: 56. He has no known grave but
is listed on the Lone Pine Memorial in Turkey.
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O’HALLORAN, EDWARD.
Rank: Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:01-September-1915. Service No:9634. Born in Tralee, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in
action. Grave or Memorial Reference: A. 11. Cemetery: Cambrin Churchyard
Extension in France.
O'HALLORAN, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death: 08-September-1916. Service No: 5541. Born in Glin, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Ballylongford, County Kerry.
Killed in Action. Supplementary information: Son of Mrs. Mary O'Halloran,
of Ballylongford, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: Pier and Face 16
C. He has no known grave but is listed on the Thiepval Memorial in France.
O’HALLORAN, JOHN.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:30-November-1916. Service No:5430. Enlisted in Tralee while
living in Causeway, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial
Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Pier and Face 16 C of
the Thiepval memorial in France.
O'KEEFE/O'KEEFFE, DENNIS.
Rank: Sapper. Regiment or Service: Royal Engineers. Unit: 254th Tunnelling
Coy.
Age at death: 47. Date of Death: 11-April-1917. Service No: 199098. Born
in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Caerphilly, Glam while living in
Rathmore, County Kerry. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information: Son of Timothy and Ellen O'Keeffe, of
Lissyconnor, Rathmore, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: VI. D. 2.
Cemetery: Bethune Town Cemetery in France.
O’LEARY, CORNELIUS.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the line
including the Yeomanry and Imperial Camel Corps. Unit; 5th
(Royal Irish) Lancers.
Date of Death:07-November-1918. Age at Death,19. Service No:9988. Born in
Listry, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Beaufort, County
Kerry. Died at home. Grave or Memorial Reference: Brookwood (United
Kingdom 1914-18) Memorial, 30 Miles from London.
O'LEARY(CWGC,IMR),
LEARY(SDGW and IMR), DANIEL.
Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Connaught
Rangers. Unit: 6th Battalion. Age at death: 31. Date of Death:
29-July-1916. Service No: 4661.
Supplementary information: Son of Daniel and Hanoria O'Leary, of Muckera,
Kenmare, Co. Kerry. Born in Kenmare, County Kerry. Enlisted in Belfast
while living in Kenmare, County Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial
Reference: V. G. 49. Cemetery: Bethune Town Cemetery in France.
O’LEARY, DANIEL S.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit; 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death:25-September-1916. Service No:10144.
Born in Caherdaniel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Dublin while living in
Castle Cove, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference:
He has no known grave but is listed on Pier and Face 3 A on the Thiepval
Memorial in France.
O'LEARY, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death: 27-August-1914. Service No: 6178. Supplementary
information: Husband of the late Johanna O'Leary, of 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. 12.
Cemetery: Etreux British Cemetery, Etreux, Aisne, France.
O'LEARY, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry.
Unit: 1st/4th Battalion.
Age at death: 25. Date of Death: 24-September-1916. Service No: 3207.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael and Johanna O'Leary, of Ballybeg,
Farranfore, Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in
Pontefract. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: XI. A. 14A.
Cemetery: Etaples Military Cemetery in France.
O'LOUGHLIN. E.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers.
Date of Death: 22-June-1920. Service No: 4151.
Supplementary information: Husband of A. O'Loughlin, of Carloona, Tarbert,
Co.Kerry. This man is only in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
database. Grave or Memorial Reference: 33507. Cemetery: Limerick (St
Lawrence’s) Catholic Cemetery, County Limerick.
O'LOUGHLIN, STEPHEN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 3rd
Battalion.
Date of Death: 15-November-1917. Service No: 9358 Born St John’s, Tralee.
Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee. Died at home. Grave or Memorial
Reference: Middle of R.C. plot. Cemetery: Tralee New Cemetery, County
Kerry.
O’NEILL, EDMOND.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death:12-September-1918. Age at Death,26. Service No:5571.
Enlisted in Listowel while living in Tarbert, County Kerry. Killed in
action.
Supplementary information; Son of William O'Neill, of Ballylongford, Co.
Kerry.
Grave or Memorial Reference: A. 26. Cemetery: Queant Communal Cemetery
British Extension in France.
O’NEILL, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster
Fusiliers. Unit;8th Battalion.
Date of Death:09-September-1916. Age at Death,26. Service No:5571.
Enlisted in Ennis while living in Feakle, County Clare. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information; Son of William O'Neill, of Ballylongford, Co.
Kerry. Buried beside Castleisland man PRENDIVILLE. J. No:
4559 who died three days later. Grave or Memorial Reference:A.26.
Cemetery: Queant Communal Cemetery British Extension in France.
O'NEILL, RICHARD.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Wellington Regiment, N.Z.E.F.
Age at death: 32. Date of Death: 19-August-1915. Service No: 10/1605.
Address on enlistment, Boys' Training Farm, Levin, New Zealand. Next of
kin, (mother), Mrs Sarah O’Neil, Dunkinane, Beauford, County Kerry,
Ireland. Embarked for the front with 3rd Reinforcements, Wellington
Infantry Battalion on 14-February-1915 on board the ‘Maunganui’, ‘Tahiti’
or ‘Aparima’ bound for Egypt and then to Gallipoli. Died of wounds.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Sarah O'Neill, of Dromkerry,
Faha, Beaufort, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Born at Doonkenane, Beaufort. Grave or
Memorial Reference: D. 44. Cemetery: Cairo War Memorial Cemetery in Egypt.
O'REGAN, TERENCE.
Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Age at death: 20. Date of Death: 26-October-1917. Service No: 7649.
Supplementary information: Son of Terence and Johanna O'Regan, of Market
House, Rock St., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted
in Tralee, County Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: XXX.
G. 25. Cemetery: Etaples Military Cemetery in France.
O'REILLY, FRANCIS MICHAEL.
Rank: Sapper. Regiment or Service: Royal Engineers. Unit: No. 2 Air Line
Sect.
Age at death: 22. Date of Death: 28-August-1915. Service No: 21578.
Supplementary information: Son of James and Sarah O'Reilly, of Lissivigeen,
Killarney, Co. Kerry. Member of the Third Order of St. Francis. Born in
Lissivigeen, County Kerry. Enlisted in Glasgow while living in Lissivigeen,
County Kerry. Died. Grave or Memorial Reference: 5. Cemetery: Houchin
Communal Cmetery, Pas-De-Calais, France.
O'REILLY, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian
Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 11th Battalion.
Age at death: 26. Date of Death: 20-September-1917. Service No: 5448.
Supplementary information: Son of Hugh O'Reilly and Mary Kennedy, his
wife. Native of Co. Kerry, Ireland.
Born, Killorglin, County Kerry. Occupation on enlistment,
Labourer. Age on enlistment; 24 years 9 months. Next of kin details;
(eldest brother) James O’Reilly, Australian Imperial Force, Blackboy Hill
Camp. Addres later changed to Court Hotel, Perth, estern Australia.
Another brother is also listed as Robert O’Reilly, Commercial Hotel,
Kalgorlie, Western Australia. Place and date of enlistment,
21-January-1916. Blackboy Hill, W Australia. Weight, 161 lbs. Height, 5
feet, 10 inches. Complexion, fair. Eyes, blue. Hair, light brown.
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.
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O'RILEY, THOMAS AUGUSTUS.
Rank: Sapper. Regiment or Service: Australian
Tunnelling Corps. Unit: 2nd Coy. Served with the Tunnelling Company.
Date of Death: 03-June-1920. Service No: 4159.
Born, Listowel, Kerry, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment,
Miner. Age on enlistment; 32 years 2 months. Next of kin details; (mother)
Mrs Mary O’Riley, Jamison Street, South Broken Hill, NSW. Place and date
of enlistment, 08-January-1916. Adelaide, South Australia. Weight, 150
lbs. Height, 5 feet, 9 ½ inches. Complexion, fresh. Eyes, grey. Hair,
brown. Suffered with acne, Albumen in urine, scabies and the effects of
gas and scabies during his military service. Entitled to wear blue
chevrons. Died in the Australian General Hospital, Keswick of Chronic
Parentchymatous Nephritis due to military service.
Grave or
Memorial Reference: Old Ground. (GRM/5*). Cemetery: Adelaide (West
Terrace) Cemetery, Australia.
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O'RIORDAN, TIMOTHY.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian
Light Trench Mortar Battery. Unit: 14th. Date of Death: 01-October-1917.
Service No: 3632.
Supplementary information: Son of John J. and Mary O'Riordan, of Rangue,
Killorglin, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
Born, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment, Labourer. Age on
enlistment; 22 years 8 months. Next of kin details; (mother) Mary
O’Riordan, Killorglin, County Kerry later changed to (father) John
O’Riordan, Rangue(sic), Killorglin, County Kerry. Place and date of
enlistment, 21-August-1918. Coolamundra, NSW. Weight, 155 lbs. Height, 5
feet, 8 ½ inches. Complexion, fair. Eyes, blue. Hair, dark brown. Treated
for trench fever in August-1917. Accidentally wounded (detonation wounds
to hand and face) 17-September-1917. Treated at the 14th
Australian Field Ambulance and no 58 General Hospital in St Omer. Killed
in action by a hostile aircraft two weeks later. The death report comes
from the Officer Commanding the 58th General Hospital, St Omer,
which may indicate that the aircraft attacked the hospital. Initially
listed as missing in action. Killed by enemy aircraft on the night of 30th
sept-1st Oct, now reported killed in action, body identified.
Parents Mary and John each received a pension of 30 shillings per
fortnight from 06-December-1917.
Grave or Memorial Reference: IV. E. 12. Cemetery:
Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cemetery. Pas de Calais, France.
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ORMSBY, JOHN.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards Unit; 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death:01-November-1914. Age at Death,28. Service No:2050. Born in
Ballybunion, County Kerry. Enlisted in Castlebar while living in Dungannon,
County Tyrone. Killed in Action.
From an unknown Irish
Midland newspaper article.
Home from the front.
His many friends in Portarlington and in the R.I.C. at Kilmalogue were
glad to see during the week Gunner Ed. R. Ryan, of the Garrison Artillery,
who paid a visit to Portarlington after his discharge from hospital where
he has undergone treatment for injuries from shrapnel. He now looks fit
and well and has returned to his station at Gosport, England. Driver Ryan
was a member of the R.I.C. and stationed at Kilmalogue barracks at the
outbreak of war. He and Constable Ormsby joined the 1st
Battalion of the Irish Guards and nothing has been heard of him for some
months although the most minute inquiries have been made by his friends.
It is presumed he was killed in action.
Supplementary information; Son of Burris and Anna Maria
Ormsby, of I, Belle Vue Terrace, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. Grave or Memorial
Reference: He has no known grave
O'SHEA, DANIEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 30. Date of Death: 02-April-1916. Service No: 7656.
Supplementary information: Son of James and Margaret O'Shea, of Rangue,
Killorglin, Co. Kerry. Born in Kilorglin, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee,
County Kerry. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: E. 17.
Cemetery: Potijze Burial Ground Cemetery in Belgium.
O'SHEA, DANIEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Welsh Regiment. Unit: 15th Battalion.
Age at death: 24. Date of Death: 11-March-1918. Service No: 285475.
Supplementary information: Son of John O'Shea, of Gortbrack, Templemore,
Co. Kerry. Born in Gurtabrock, County Kerry. Enlisted in Cardiff while
living in Swansea. Killed in Action. Formerly he was with the 3rd
Battalion Monmouthshire Regiment where his number was 4036. Grave or
Memorial Reference: Panel 7. He has no known grave but is listed on the
Ploegsteert Memorial in Belgium.
O'SHEA, EUGENE.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian
Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 42. Date of Death: 18-September-1918. Service No: 7021.
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Supplementary information: Son of Sylvester and Ellen O'Shea. Native of
lreland.
Born, Farranfore, Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland. Occupation
on enlistment, blacksmiths striker. Age on enlistment; 40 years 11 months.
Address on enlistment, Union Bridge Hotel, Albury. Next of kin details;
(father) Sylvester O’Shea, (later died in Melbourne in July-1921) Vincent
Street, Dalesford, Victoria. His brother, 28917, Driver, John James O’Shea
was an ex-member of the Australian Army (Artillery) with an address of C/o
C Aitkin, 59 Campbell Street, Glebe, Sydney. Place and date of enlistment,
23-October-1916. Cootamundra, NSW. Weight, 140 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 4 ¼
inches. Complexion, fair. Eyes, grey. Hair, brown. Wounded in action (
gunshot to the head) at Dannes, France, October-1917. Treated in Old Park
Canterbury,England. Returned to the French battlefields in January-1918.
Sufferen with influenza and treated in Boulogne Hune-1918. Killed in
action. Personal items( two wallets, photos, Letters, Cards, French and
English book) were sent to his sister Mrs Nellie James, Wadestown,
Wellington, New Zealand. A letter written by his father in October 1918
states that he had another son who was killed in the war on 04-May-1918
after enlisting in Newzealand. (All efforts to locate this other son in
the NZEF and the A.I.F. have been unsuccessful, author.)Grave
or Memorial Reference: III. A. 6. Cemetery: Bellicourt British Cemetery
Aisne, France.
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O'SHEA. J.
Rank: Rifleman. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Rifles. Unit: 1st
Battalion. Secondary Regiment: Labour Corps Secondary. Unit: transferred
to (680673).
Age at death: 40. Date of Death: 21-February-1919. Service No: 6532.
Supplementary information: Husband of Mary O'Shea, of Leamnagullia,
Ballyhar, Farranfore, Co. Kerry. This man is only in the Commonwealth War
Graves Commission database. Grave or Memorial Reference: He is
commemorated Special Memorial on the Grangegorman (Cork) Memorial
Headstones. Alternative Commemoration - buried in Cork Military Cemetery.
O’SHEA, JEREMIAH.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 3rd
Battalion.
Age at death: 32. Date of Death: 06-July-1916. Service No: 9842.
Supplementary information: Listed both as O’Shea and Shea. Born in Tralee.
Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee. Died of wounds at home. Grave
or Memorial Reference: In East Part. Tralee (Ratass) Cemetery, County
Kerry.
O'SHEA. JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment. Unit: 7th (South
Irish Horse) Battalion.
Age at death: 18. Date of Death: 12-December-1917. Service No: 25687.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael and Catherine O'Shea, of
Killorglin, Co. Kerry. Born in Killorglin, County Kerry. Enlisted in
Tralee while living in Killorglin, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Grave
or Memorial Reference: II. H. 30. Cemetery: Templeux-Le-Guerard British
Cemetery in France.
O'SHEA, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Age at death: 21. Date of Death: 26-May-1915. Service No: 10134.
Supplementary information: Son of John O'Shea, of Rathmore, Co. Kerry.
This man is only in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and Irelands
Memorial Records databases. Grave or Memorial Reference: Left (S.W.) of
central path. Cemetery: Annequin Communal Cemetery, Pas-De-Calais, France.
O'SHEA, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Age at death: 19. Date of Death: 09-May-1915. Service No: 4489.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael and Johannah O'Shea, of Dromin,
Listowel, Co. Kerry. Born in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Listowel
while living in Listowel, County Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel
43 and 44. He has no known grave but is listed on the Le Touret Memorial
in France.
O’SULLIVAN, DANIEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers.
Unit; 2nd Battalion.
Date of Death:12-November-1914. Service No:9995. Born in Tralee, County
Kerry. Killed in Action in France.
This man is not in Soldiers Died in the Great War database.
Grave or Memorial Reference: Addenda Panel 58.
He has no known grave but is listed on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in
Belgium.
O’SULLIVAN, DANIEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit; 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death:09-October-1917. Age at Death,39. Service No:10513. Born in
Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Ilford, Essex while living in Limerick,
County Limerick. Killed in action.
Supplementary information; Son of Michael O'sullivan, of 2, Old Wellington
Terrace, Limerick. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 10 to 11. Memorial:
Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium.
O’SULLIVAN, DANIEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Labour Corps. Unit;87th
Company.
Date of Death:09-April-1918. Service No:314972. Born in Tralee, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Died. Grave or Memorial Reference; I. K. 29.
Cemetery: Gezaincourt Communal Cemetery Extension in France.
O'SULLIVAN, DANIEL JOSEPH.
Rank: Gunner. Regiment or Service: Royal Garrison Artillery. Unit: 162nd
Siege Battery. Age at death: 33. Date of Death: 10-July-1918. Service No:
72263.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael and Abbie O'sullivan, of
Ardkeragh, Waterville, Co. Kerry. Born in Waterville, County Kerry.
Enlisted in Fleetwood, Lancashire while living in Ardkerach, Waterville.
Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: V. L. 3A. Cemetery: Mont Huon
Military Cemetery, Le Treport in France.
O'SULLIVAN, THE REV.
DONAL VINCENT.
Rank: Chaplain 4th Class. Regiment or Service:
Army Chaplains Department.
Date of Death:05-July-1916. Age at Death,26. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information;
Son of Hannah O'Sullivan, of 6, High St., Killarney, and the
late D. F. O'Sullivan. Grave or Memorial Reference: Right of entrance to
the Extension. Cemetery: Bouzincourt Communal Cemetery in France.
O’SULLIVAN, EDMUND
See
SULLIVAN, EDMUND
O’SULLIVAN, JAMES.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1st
Battalion.
Date of Death:30-September-1918. Service No:4767. He won the Military
Medal and is listed in the London Gazette. Born in Tralee, County Kerry.
Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in action.
Grave or Memorial Reference: D. 9. Cemetery: Cantaing British Cemetery in
France.
O'SULLIVAN. JEREMIAH.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit: 2nd
Battalion.
Age at death: 26. Date of Death: 24-May-1918. Service No: 18243.
Supplementary information: Son of the late Jeremiah and Catherine
O'Sullivan, of Drumbane, Kenmare, Co. Kerry. Born in Kenmare, County
Kerry. Enlisted in Limerick. Died of wounds. Formerly he was with the
Connaught Rangers where his number was 7009. Grave or Memorial Reference:
D. 26. Cemetery: Cinq Rues British Cemetery, Hazebrouck in France.
O'SULLIVAN, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Army Medical Corps.
Date of Death: 28-October-1918. Service No: 129153. Born in County Kerry,
Ireland. Enlisted in London. Died at home. Grave or Memorial Reference:
Near South boundary. Cemetery: Srugreana Old Graveyard, County Kerry.
O'SULLIVAN, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment. Unit: 6th
Battalion.
Age at death: 42. Date of Death: 17-January-1921. Service No: 3655.
Supplementary information: Husband of Ellen O'Sullivan, of 68, Clommore
Avenue, Tralee. Grave or Memorial Reference: Near North-West boundary.
Tralee (Ratass) Cemetery, County Kerry.
O'SULLIVAN, JOHN.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2nd
Battalion.
Date of Death:09-May-1915. Service No:4487.
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in
Killarney. 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.
O’SULLIVAN, JOHN.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; B Company,
1st Battalion.
Date of Death:01-May-1915. Age at Death,26. Service No:8462. Born in St
John’s, Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee,
County Kerry. Killed in action in Gallipoli.
Supplementary information; Son of the late Con and Mary O'Sullivan. Grave
or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 185 to
190 on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.
O’SULLIVAN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 8th
Battalion.
Date of Death:02-September-1916. Service No:4372. 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 Pier and Face 16C on the Thiepval Memorial in France.
O'SULLIVAN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Border Regiment. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 40. Date of Death: 25-October-1916. Service No: 22782.
Supplementary information: Son of James O'Sullivan, of Upper Liss, Castle
Cove, Car Donal, Waterville, Kerry; husband of Ethel Eliza O'Sullivan, of
17, Victoria Rd., Mortlake, London. Born in Lees, County Kerry. Enlisted
in Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey while living in Mortlake, Surrey. Killed in
Action. Formerly he was with the East Surrey Regiment where his number was
9175. Grave or Memorial Reference: Pier and Face 6 A and 7 C. He has no
known grave but is listed on the Thiepval Memorial in France.
O'SULLIVAN. PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 19. Date of Death: 02-July-1916. Service No: 6699.
Supplementary information: Son of Thomas and Ellen O'Sullivan, of
Ballyledder, Beaufort, Co. Kerry. Born in Dublin, County Kerry. Enlisted
in Dublin. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: II. F. 2.
Cemetery: Essex Farm Cemetery in Belgium.
O'SULLIVAN, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 53rd
Battalion.
Age at death: 30. Date of Death: 01-September-1918. Service No: 3203.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Mary O'sullivan, of
Callinafercy, Milltown, Co. Kerry.
Born, Kerry, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment, labourer.
Age on enlistment; 26 years 3 months. Next of kin details; (father) John
O’Sullivan, Callingferry, Milltown, Kerry, Ireland. Place and date of
enlistment, 02-November-1916. Rutherford, NSW. Killed in action. Weight,
134 lbs. Height, 5 feet,2 inches. Complexion, dark. Eyes, grey. Hair,
dark.
Grave or Memorial Reference: I. C. 17. Cemetery: Peronne
Communal Cemetery Extension in France.
O'SULLIVAN, PATRICK A.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Highland Light Infantry. Unit; 14th
(Service) Battalion. Date of Death:18-August-1917. Service No:29294.
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in London while living in
Haddington. Killed in Action. He won the Military Medal and is listed in
the London Gazette. Supplementary information; Husband of Margaret Burns
O'sullivan, of 4, Court St., Haddington, East Lothian. Grave or Memorial
Reference: I. B. 4. Cemetery; Fins New British Cemetery, Somme in France.
O'SULLIVAN, PATRICK JOHN LAWRENCE.
Rank: Sapper. Regiment or Service: Corps of Royal Engineers. Unit; 56th
Field Company.
Date of Death:22-May-1915. Service No:23474. Formerly he was with the
Royal Irish Fusiliers where his number was 10420. Born in Killarney,
County Kerry. Enlisted in London while living in Kensington, Middlesex.
Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: E. 29. Cemetery: Dickiebusch
New Military Cemetery in Belgium.
O'SULLIVAN, TERENCE.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Unit: 1st
Battalion.
Age at death: 20. Date of Death: 18-August-1917. Service No: 40907.
Supplementary information: Son of Edmond and Bridget O'Sullivan (nee
Collins), of Castleisland, Co. Kerry. Born in Castleisland, County Kerry.
Enlisted in Tralee while living in Castleisland, County Kerry. Killed in
Action. Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number
was 10642. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 144 to 145. He has no known
grave but is listed on the Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium.
