Kerry’s World War I Dead S

SCANLAN, JAMES. 
Rank: Corporal.  Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Rifles. Unit; 1^st Garrison Battalion. Date of Death:06-January-1918. Service No:569. Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number was 4947. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Died in India. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. E. 22. Cemetery: Basra War Cemetery in Iraq.

SCANNELL, CHARLES EDWARD.   
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 26th Battalion.
Age at death: 34. Date of Death: 04-October-1917. Service No: 4587.
Supplementary information: Son of Denis and Johanna Scannell. Native of Tralee, Co. Kerry, Ireland. Born, County Kerry, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment, Farmer. Age on enlistment; 34 years - months. Next of kin details; (sister-in-law) Mrs Norah Scannell, 36 Holterman Street, Crows Nest, North Sydney, NSW. Later changed to ‘nearest relative (brother) Manchester, Kogarah Road, Kogarah, NSW. Place and date of enlistment, 18-November-1915. Brisbane, Queensland. Weight, 120 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 5 ½  inches. Complexion, dark. Eyes, blue. Hair, dark brown. Reported missing on 09-August-1916 later found with his unit on 01-October-1916. Sent to hospitals in Wimereoux and Boulogne for treatment. Returned to unit. Reported sick with Laryngitis and trench feet, treated at Rouen and transferred to Sourthern General Hospital, England. Returned to the French battlefields on 21-June-1917. Reported wounded in action then wounded then missing and finally classed killed in action after a Court of Enquiry 14-May-1918. Grave or Memorial Reference: XXXVIII. E. 14. Cemetery: Tyne Cot Cemetery in Belgium.  [Related Documents]

SCOTT. WILLIAM.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Unit: 19th Coy. Secondary Regiment: South Lancashire Regiment Secondary. Unit: formerly.
Age at death: 24. Date of Death: 18-April-1918. Service No: 140765.
Supplementary information: Son of the late Francis and Esther Scott, of 34, Wesley St., Dingle, Co. Kerry; husband of Sarah Agnes Massey (formerly Scott), of 115, Sutton St., Tue Brook, Liverpool. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Liverpool. Killed in Action. Formerly he was with the South Lancashire Regiment where his number was 1787. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 154 to 159 and 163A. He has no known grave but is listed on the Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium.

SCULLY. B.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Unit: 1st Garrison Battalion. Age at death: 50. Date of Death: 30-June-1919. Service No: 34148.
Supplementary information: Son of Andrew Scully. Born at Lahard, Beaufort, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: A. 4469. Cemetery: Gibraltar (North Front) Cemetery, Gibraltar.

SEELER, CORNELIUS. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:29-June-1915. Service No:17844. 
Born in Kerry. Enlisted in Bolton.  Killed in Action in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 190 to 196 on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.

SHANAHAN, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 42. Date of Death: 13-October-1915. Service No: 5407.
Supplementary information: Son of William and the late Margaret Shanahan, of Listowel, Co. Kerry. Born in Newcastle West, County Limerick. Enlisted in Ballinasloe, County Mayo(sic) while living in Newcastle West. Killed in Action. Served in the South African Campaign. Grave or Memorial Reference: III. A. 4. Cemetery: Dud Corner Cemetery, Loos in France.

SHANAHAN, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 28. Date of Death: 28-June-1915. Service No: 9275.
Supplementary information: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Shanahan, of Portmagee, Co. Kerry. Born in Portmagee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Portmagee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 185 to 190. He has no known grave but is listed on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.

SHARKEY, EDWARD. 
Rank: Lance Corporal.  Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:27-November-1917. Service No:7764.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 2 and 3. Memorial: Cambrai Memorial in Louveral in France.

SHEA, BATT.
Rank: Petty Officer Stoker. Regiment or Service: Royal Navy. Unit: H.M.S. "Good Hope."
Age at death: 36. Date of Death: 01-November-1914. Service No: 284107. Supplementary information: Son of John and Margaret Shea, of Droum, Glenbeigh, Co. Kerry. From an article in the Enniscorthy Guardian; The British crusier “Monmouth” was sunk in a naval action in the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of Chili, South America. The crusiers “Good Hope” and “Glasgow” were severely damaged, but apparently escaped with an auxiliary cruiser. A message from Otranto ( Iraly ) says that three German warships are now in Valpariso Bay, Chili. Five more warships and auxiliaries are outside the bay. The Mounmouth was an armoured cruiser of 9, 800 tons built at Glasgow at a cost of £979, 000. She belonged to what is known as the County Class, and carried a crew of 537 men. . Her armoured belt was 4. 2 inches of Krupp steel and her 14. 6 inch guns were protencted by 5. 4 inches of steel and her secondary guns by four inches. She was fitted with two torpedo tubes and had a speed of nearly 23 knots. The “Good Hope” is also and armoured cruiser, but much more heavily armoured and armed than that the Monmouth. Her belt is six inches of Krupp steel. And her 9. 2 inch guns are protected by 6. 5 inches. She also carries 16 6-inch guns and 15 quickfirers. Her speed is over 23 knots and she has a crew of 900 men. The Monmouth was commissioned in July, 1914, under the command of Captain Frank Brandt. The Good Hope was commissioned in 1912, and carried the flag of Sir Christopher Cradock, K. C. V. O. Grave or Memorial Reference: 3. He has no known grave but is listed on the Plymouth Naval Memorial, UK.

SHEA, DANIEL. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:04-October-1918. Service No:20509. Formerly he was with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers where his number was 63553. Born in Killorglin, County Kerry. Enlisted in Hereford while living in Killorglin, County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. H. 46. Cemetery: Templeux-Le-Guerard British Cemetery in France.

SHEA, GEORGE.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Connaught Rangers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 26. Date of Death: 11-November-1914. Service No: 7591. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Supplementary information: Son of George Shea; husband of Mary Shea, of 3, Waterloo Place, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 42. He has no known grave but is listed on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.

SHEA, JAMES.
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:27-August-1914. Service No:6828.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. 9. Cemetery: Etreux British Cemetery, Etreux, Aisne, France.

SHEA, JEREMIAH. See: O'SHEA, JEREMIAH.

SHEA, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 33. Date of Death: 27-August-1914. Service No: 8226.
Supplementary information: Son of Mrs. Mary Shea, of 5, Lower Abbey St., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Kells, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Kells, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. 9. Cemetery: Etreux British Cemetery, Etreux, Aisne, France.

SHEA, MICHAEL. See O'SHEA, MICHAEL. No 4489.

SHEA, THOMAS.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: "D" Coy. 1^st Battalion. Age at death: 29. Date of Death: 25-April-1915. Service No: 8586.
Supplementary information: Son of Mrs. Mary Shea, of 5, Lower Abbey St., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Killorglin, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Killorglin, County Kerry.  Killed in Action in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 185 to 190. He has no known grave but is listed on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.

SHEEHAN. DANIEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 8th Battalion.
Age at death: 43. Date of Death: 01-July-1916. Service No: 3814.
Supplementary information: Son of Denis and Mary Sheehan, of Toorsaleen, Cahirciveen, Co. Kerry. Born in Dromod, County Kerry. Enlisted in Warrington, Lancashire while living in Warrington. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. B. 5. Cemetery: St Patrick's Cemetery, Loos in France.

SHEEHAN, JOHN. 
Rank: Corporal.  Regiment or Service: Northumberland Fusiliers. Unit; 25^th  Battalion (Tyneside Irish).
Date of Death:01-July-1916. Service No:30/168(SDGW) 301168(CWGC).  Born in Caherciveen, 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 10B 11B and 12B on the Thiepval Memorial in France.

SHEEHAN, MORGAN.
Rank: Sapper. Regiment or Service: Royal Engineers. Unit: Postal Section.
Age at death: 30. Date of Death: 21-February-1917. Service No: 35688.
Supplementary information: Son of Morgan and Margaret Sheehan, of Domnick St., Tralee; husband of Catherine Sheehan, of 11, Caherina, Tralee; Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in London while living in Tralee, County Kerry.  Died at sea. He has no known grave but is listed on the Mikra Memorial in Greece.

SHEEHAN, PATRICK.   
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 8th Battalion.
Date of Death: 18-August-1916. Service No: 2423. Born, Killarney. Occupation on enlistment, Labourer. Age on enlistment; 31 years - months. Next of kin details; (widowed mother, husband has been dead many years)  Mrs Michael Sheehan, also listed as Mrs E Sheehan,155 Telford Street, Rockhampton, Queensland. Place and date of enlistment, 19-September-1914. Rockhampton, Queensland. Weight, 11st 6 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 9 ½  inches. Complexion, dark. Eyes, hazel. Hair, black. Listed as wounded and missing in the field. Buried ¾ mile east of Pozieres, 4 ½ miles north east of Albert, France. After a Court of Enquiry in March-1918 this was later changed to ‘killed in action’. Served in Anzac, Alexandria, Tel-El-Kabir, Heliopolis, Abbassia, Zeitoun, Marseilles, Etaples and France. The records as they stand seem to be mixed up with a Private James Herbert Davenport who served under the alias of SHEEHAN and Private Patrick Sheehan himself. In a document recording Pte Sheehan’s exhumation it is written that this Pte 2423 Sheehan was an alias, his true name been Davenport J. H. A quick look in the CWGC shows the same J.H. Davenport served as Sheehan and the service number of 1417. From what I can see these two men have their records and information mixed up, they are buried in different cemeteries and they died 8 months apart. A quick look at J.H.Davenport’s (Patrick Sheehan’s, No 1417) records show he was born in Alice and not from Ireland. Grave or Memorial Reference: VIII. D. 22. Cemetery: Adanac Military Cemetery, Miraumont in France.  [Related Documents]

SHEEHAN, TIMOTHY.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 8^th Battalion.
Date of Death:03-September-1916. Age at Death,45.  Service No:1843. Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Limerick while living in Kilmallcok, County Limerick. Killed in Action.
Supplementary information; Son of the late John and Mary Sheehan (nee McCarthy); husband of Mary Sheehan, of Sheares St., Kilmarnock, Co. Limerick. Served on the North West Frontier of India. 1908.
Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Pier and Face 16 C on the Thiepval Memorial in France.

SHEEHY, JAMES. 
Rank: Corporal.  Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:16-September-1916. Service No:7653.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Pier and Face 7D on the Thiepval Memorial in France.

SHEEHY, JAMES. 
Rank: Gunner.  Regiment or Service: Royal Garrison Artillery. Unit; 7^th Mountain Battery. Date of Death:25-September-1918. Service No:26076.  Born in Ballymacelligott, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Killed in Action in Salonika. Grave or Memorial Reference: VI. K. 35. Cemetery: Doiran Military Cemetery in Greece.

SHEEHY, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Connaught Rangers. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:26-August-1918. Age at Death,37. Service No:7939.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in action. Supplementary information; Son of the late Michael Sheehy. Grave or Memorial Reference:X.9.16. Cemetery: Brussels Town Cemetery, Evere, Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium.

SHEEHY, MICHAEL.
Rank: Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Royal Garrison Artillery. Unit: 13th Heavy Battery. Age at death: 43. Date of Death: 19-July-1918. Service No: 26742.
Supplementary information: Son of Martin and Anne Sheehy, of Carrigcannon, Listowel, Co. Kerry. Born in Duagh, County Kerry. Enlisted in Dublin while living in Kerry.  Died in Salonika. Grave or Memorial Reference: 270. Cemetery: Mikra British Cemetery, Kalamaria in Greece.

SLATTERY, JOHN J. 
Rank: Sergeant.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:27-February-1916. Service No:9343.  Born in St John’s,Limerick.  Killed in action.
Supplementary information; Brother of Miss Margaret Slattery, Industrial School, Glin, Co. Limerick. Grave or Memorial Reference: A. 30. Cemetery: Bully-Grenay Communal Cemetery, French Extension in France.

STACK, EDWARD PAUL.
Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Rifles. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 20. Date of Death: 26-October-1914. Service No: 9950.
Supplementary information: Son of John and Ellen Stack, of Church St., Listowel, Co. Kerry. Born in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Cork. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 42 and 43. He has no known grave but is listed on the Le Touret Memorial in France.

STACK, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death: 22-September-1916. Service No:3356.  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 16 C on the Thiepval Memorial in France.

STACK, MICHAEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers.Unit; 1^st  Battalion.
Date of Death:08-April-1918. Service No:4516(SDGW) 4016(CWGC). Born in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Ardfert, County Kerry.  Died. Grave or Memorial Reference: III. E. 27. Cemetery: Abbeville Communal Cemetery Extension in France.

STEPHENSON, GEORGE.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Defence Corps Secondary Regiment: The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Secondary. Unit: late (39900).
Date of Death: 11-November-1918. Service No: 72297(CWGC) and 72997(SDGW). Born in Tong Moor, Bolton and enlisted in Bolton. Died at home. Formerly he was with the Loyal North Lancashire Regiment where his number was 39900. Grave or Memorial Reference: Left side of left section. Cemetery: Tralee Military Cemetery, County Kerry.

STIMPSON, WILLIAM JOHN. 
Rank: Lance Corporal.  Regiment or Service: Essex Regiment. Unit; 10^th  Battalion.
Date of Death:22-September-1918. Age at Death,23. Service No:205610. Formerly he was with the Royal Army Medical Corps where his number was 1819. Born in Ballingkelig, County Kerry. Enlisted in Luton while living in Luton. Died of wounds. Supplementary information; Son of Henry Charles Stimpson, of 36, Spencer Rd., Luton. Grave or Memorial Reference:I.A.38. Cemetery: Doingt Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, France.

STOKES, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Highland Light Infantry. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Date of Death: 14-July-1920. Service No: 69797.
Supplementary information: Son of John Stokes, of 1, Huntington Place, Springburn, Glasgow. Grave or Memorial Reference: Left side of left section. Cemetery: Tralee Military Cemetery, County Kerry.

STOKES, TERENCE FULLER.
Rank: Captain. Regiment or Service: 82nd Punjabis.
Age at death: 25. Date of Death: 07-February-1917.
Supplementary information: Son of the late Sir Gabriel Stokes, K.C.S.I., and Lady Stokes, of Co. Kerry, Ireland. Born at Salem, Madras. Grave or Memorial Reference: XXI. J. 16. Cemetery: Amara War Cemetery in Iraq.

STRETTON, EUGENE. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; B Company, 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:09-May-1915. Age at Death,27. Service No:3561.  Born in St John’s, Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Killed in action.
Supplementary information; Son of the late John Stretton. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 43 and 44 on the Le Touret Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, BARTHOLOMEW.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Queen's Own (Royal West Kent Regiment). Unit: 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 37. Date of Death: 28-June-1918. Service No: 242245.
Supplementary information: Son of the late Jeremiah and Catherine (Shea) Sullivan, of Couneraugh, Glenbeigh, Co. Kerry; husband of Margaret Sullivan, of Lower Kealdarve, Glenbeigh, Co. Kerry. A male nurse; was also staff nurse in Normandy. Born in Glenbeigh, Kerry, Ireland. Enlisted in Dorchester, Dorset while living in Parkstone, Dorset.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 8. He has no known grave but is listed on the Ploegsteert Memorial in Belgium.

SULLIVAN, CHRISTOPHER.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1^st  Battalion.
Date of Death:21-August-1918. Service No:5190. Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Killarney. Killed in Action in Gallipoli.
Supplementary information; Son of John and Kate Sullivan, of County Home, Killarney. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 185 to 190 on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.

SULLIVAN, DANIEL.   Image 26
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 16th Battalion.
Date of Death: 31-August-1916. Service No: 3554. Born, Kenmare, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment, Navvy. Age on enlistment; 43 years 5 months. Next of kin details; Parents deceased, (friend) Miss Bessie Wilkie, Cunderdin, W.A., later changed to Guildford Hotel, Guildford, W.A. NOK details changed again to (eldest brother) Mr J Sullivan, Parry Street, Claremont, W.A.
Place and date of enlistment, 06-August-1915. Blackboy Hill, Western Australia.
Weight, 152 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 11 inches. Complexion, brown. Eyes, blue. Hair, brown. Listed as missing in action in France, later changed to killed in action by a Court of Enquiry held on 04-April-1917. Memorial: Villers-Bretonneux Memorial. Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery in France. 

SULLIVAN(SDGW,IMR) O’SULLIVAN(CWGC), EDMUND. 
Rank: Gunner.  Regiment or any. Service: Royal Garrison Artillery. Unit; 73^rd Company. Date of Death:17-July-1916. Age at Death,36. Service No:21973.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Cork while living in Castlemain, County Kerry.  Died at sea. Supplementary information; Son of the late F. D. and Catherine O'Sullivan. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 4 and 61 on the Basra memorial in Iraq.

SULLIVAN, EUGENE.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 29. Date of Death: 27-September-1915. Service No: 7504.
Supplementary information: Son of John E. and Deborah Sullivan, of Rath Beg, Firies, Farranfore, Co. Kerry. Born in Rathbeg, County Kerry. Enlisted in Liverpool, Lancashire while living in Rathbeg, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 9 and 10. He has no known grave but is listed on the Loos Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, JACK.   
Rank: Trooper. Regiment or Service: Australian Light Horse. Unit: 2nd.
Date of Death: 01-November-1918. Service No: 2218. [Related Documents]
Supplementary information: Son of William and Elizabeth Sullivan, of 21, Abbey St. Tralee, Co.Kerry, Ireland. Born, Tralee, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment, Labourer. Age on enlistment; 21 years 3 months. Next of kin details; (mother) Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan, 21 Abbey Street, Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland. Place and date of enlistment, 23-October-1915. Rockhampton, Queensland. Weight, 9st 8 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 5 ½  inches. Complexion, dark. Eyes, greyish. Hair, dark brown. Buried the day after he died by Chaplain, P.J.Butler. Died of disease( Malignant Malaria) after six days in the 66^th Casualty Clearing Station in Jerusalem. Served a short time with the Camel Corps. Treated for septic sores and hernia during service. See also his brother;Sullivan William, No 4341, Royal Munster Fusiliers. Grave or Memorial Reference: D. 22. Cemetery: Damascus Commonwealth Cemetery, Syria.  [Related Documents]

SULLIVAN, JAMES. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Defence Corps.
Date of Death:10-October-1918. Service No:81133. Formerly he was with the Connaught Rangers where his number was 5531. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Liverpool while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Died at sea. The S.S. Leinster sank on this day. He may have been a passenger as he ‘died at sea’. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on the Hollybrook Memorial, in Southampton, UK.

SULLIVAN, JAMES.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 8th Battalion.
Age at death: 29. Date of Death: 01-May-1916. Service No: 3937.
Supplementary information: Son of Timothy and Mary Sullivan, of Rath Firies, Farranfore, Co. Kerry. Born in Firies, County Kerry. Enlisted in Mountain Ash, Glamorgan while living in Penrhiwceiber, Glamorgan.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 127. He has no known grave but is listed on the Loos Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, JAMES.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Irish Guards. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 24. Date of Death: 30-September-1915. Service No: 7734.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael Sullivan, of St. Mary's Lane, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Westminster, Middlesex while living in Killarney, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 9 and 10. He has no known grave but is listed on the Loos Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, JAMES.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Unit; 7^th Battalion.
Date of Death:08-February-1917. Age at Death,35. Service No:26455. Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Died at home.
Supplementary information; See  SULLIVAN, JOHN. No 26455.

SULLIVAN, JOHN.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Unit; 4^th Battalion.
Date of Death:08-February-1917. Service No:26455(SDGW) 4/26455(SDGW). Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number was 29. Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Died at home. See SULLIVAN, JAMES. No 26455. They seem to be the same man.
Supplementary information; Son of Michael and Margaret Sullivan. Born at Killarney. Grave or Memorial Reference:L.Mil.11. Cemetery: Londonderry City Cemetery, Northern Ireland.

SULLIVAN, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: South Lancashire Regiment. Unit; 8^th Battalion.
Date of Death:07-October-1916. Service No:34100.  Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Bargoed, Mon. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. 6. A. Cemetery: Wimereux Communal Cemetery in France.

SULLIVAN, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte.Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:21-August-1915. Service No:9540. 
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Killarney. 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.

SULLIVAN, JOHN.
Rank: Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: "C" Coy. 8th Battalion.
Age at death: 26. Date of Death: 03-September-1916. Service No: 3377.
Supplementary information: Son of Mary Sullivan, of 23, Mary St., Tralee, Co. Kerry, and the late Patrick Sullivan. His brother Michael also fell. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Pier and Face 16 C. He has no known grave but is listed on the Thiepval Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 27. Date of Death: 03-September-1916. Service No: 18062. Supplementary information: Son of Patrick and Norah Sullivan, of 6, Abbey St., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee. Killed in Action. Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number was 1480. Grave or Memorial Reference: Pier and Face 3 A. He has no known grave but is listed on the Thiepval Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 20. Date of Death: 09-May-1915. Service No: 4347.
Supplementary information: Son of Patrick and Ellen Sullivan, of 27, Mary St., 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 43 and 44. He has no known grave but is listed on the Le Touret Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN. JOHN.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd (Garr.) Battalion.
Age at death: 41. Date of Death: 24-December-1917. Service No: G/26705(CWGC), 26705(SDGW).
Supplementary information: Son of Timothy and Johannah Sullivan, of Killeen, Currans, Co. Kerry. Born in Farranfore, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Farranfore, County Kerry.  Died in Salonika.  Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number was 3173. Grave or Memorial Reference: 1323. Cemetery: Salonika (Lembet Road) Military Cemetery in Greece.

SULLIVAN, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:05-October-1917. Age at Death,21. Service No:40918. Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number was 10027. Born in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Rathmore, County Kerry. Killed in action. Supplementary information; Brother of J. O. Sullivan, Sub-Condr Indian Army Ordnance Corps, The Arsenal, Quetta, India. Grave or Memorial Reference: XLVIII. E. 9.Cemetery. Poelcapelle British Cemetery in Belgium.

SULLIVAN, JOHN. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:30-September-1918. Service No:4279.  Born in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Listowel, County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference: D. 8. Cemetery: Cantaing British Cemetery in France.

SULLIVAN, JOSEPH. 
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit; 2nd Battalion.
Date of Death:05-September-1918. Age at Death,33. Service No:3994. Born in Barraduff, Headford, County Kerry. Enlisted in Naas, County Kildare while living in Headford, County Kerry. Died of wounds.
Supplementary information; Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan; husband of Edith Sullivan, of 8, Priory Lawn Terrace, Lower Compton, Plymouth. Native of Ireland. Grave or Memorial Reference: V. E. 11. Cemetery: Longuenesse (St Omer) Souvenir Cemetery in France.

SULLIVAN, MARTIN.  
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Australian Infantry, A.I.F. Unit: 17th Battalion.
Date of Death: 03-May-1917. Service No: 4236. Born, Killarney, Ireland. Occupation on enlistment, Seaman also listed as a labourer. Age on enlistment; 32 years 1 months. Next of kin details; (sister-in-law) Mrs Susan Thomas, Flora Street, Lakemba, NSW. Place and date of enlistment, 08-November-1915. Ras Gras(sic) NSW. Weight, 9st 2 lbs. Height, 5 feet, 2 inches. Complexion, ruddy. Eyes, hazel. Hair, black. Listed as missing in action later changer to killed in action after a Court of enquiry in 23-November-1917. Memorial: Villers-Bretonneux Memorial. Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery in France.  [Related Documents]

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 1^st Battalion.
Date of Death:08-Setember-1916. Service No:8173.  Born in Glenflesk, County Kerry. Enlisted in Killarney while living in Killaha, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference:IV.G.1. Cemetery: Guillemont Road Military Cemetery, Guillemont, France.

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 32. Date of Death: 26-August-1914. Service No: 6576.
Supplementary information: Son of the late Michael and Ellen Sullivan, of Killorglin, Co. Kerry. Born in Killorglin, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Killorglin, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. He has no known grave but is listed on the La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Coldstream Guards. Unit;3^rd Battalion.
Date of Death:15-September-1916. Service No:13612.  Born in Tralee, County Kerry. He won the Military Medal and is listed in the London Gazette.  Enlisted in Wakefield while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Died. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Pier and Face 7 D and 8 D on the Thiepval Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 8^th Battalion.
Date of Death:04-September-1916. Service No:4118.  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 Pier and Face 16 C of the Thiepval Memorial in France.

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL. 
Rank: Corporal. Regiment or Service: Welsh Regiment. Unit; 8^th Battalion.
Date of Death:08-August-1915.. Service No:27303. 
Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Pentre, Glam while living in Killarney.
Killed in Action in Gallipoli. Grave or Memorial Reference: He has no known grave but is listed on Panel 97 to 101 on the Helles Memorial in Turkey.

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Corporal and Acting Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Fusiliers. Unit: 3rd Garrison Battalion.
Date of Death: 26-September-1917. Service No: G/19371(CWGC) 19371(SDGW). Born in Lixnaw, County Kerry. Enlisted in Cork while living in Buttevant, County Cork. Died at home. Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number was 65188. Grave or Memorial Reference: North of middle pathway. Cemetery: Dromod Catholic Churchyard, County Kerry.

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:16-November-1914. Service No:4600.  Born in Caherciveen, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Has no known grave but is commemorated on Panel 44 on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial in Belgium.

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Date of Death: 09-May-1915. Service No: 4332.
Supplementary information: Son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sullivan, of High St., Cahirciveen, Co. Kerry. Born in Caherciveen, County Kerry. Enlisted in Caherciveen while living in Caherciveen, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 43 and 44. He has no known grave but is listed on the Le Touret Memorial in France. 

SULLIVAN, MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 9th Battalion.
Age at death: 35. Date of Death: 27-April-1916. Service No: 213.
Supplementary information: Son of James Sullivan, of Tourkeelta, Sneem, Co. Kerry. Born in Sneem, County Kerry. Enlisted in Merthyr, Tydvil, Glam. Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 127. He has no known grave but is listed on the Loos Memorial in France. 

SULLIVAN, PATRICK.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 25. Date of Death: 24-August-1916. Service No: 1479.
Supplementary information: Son of Patrick and Nora Sullivan, of 6, Abbey St., Tralee, Co. Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Pier and Face 16 C. He has no known grave but is listed on the Thiepval Memorial in France. 

SULLIVAN, PATRICK. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Connaught Rangers. Unit; 6^th Battalion.
Date of Death:08-September-1916. Age at Death,20. Service No:5978.  Born in Waterville, County Kerry. Enlisted in Cork while living in Waterville, County Kerry. Killed in action.
Supplementary information; Son of the late John and Mary Sullivan. Grave or Memorial Reference: XXXIII. K. 5. Cemetery: Serre Road Cemetery No. 2 in France.

SULLIVAN, ROBERT.
Rank: Driver. Regiment or Service: Army Service Corps. Unit: 154th Coy.
Age at death: 44. Date of Death: 08-August-1918. Service No: T/394453(CWGC), T4/394453(SDGW).
Supplementary information: Son of Robert and Ellen Sullivan, of Shanagorth, Castleisland, Co. Kerry. Born in Castle Island, County Kerry. Enlisted in Earlestown while living in Castle Island, County Kerry.  Died. Formerly he was with the 18^th Battalion, Royal Welch(sic) Fusiliers where his number was 44738. Grave or Memorial Reference: IV. A. 1. Cemetery: Sandpits British Cemetery, Fouquereuil in France.

SULLIVAN, THOMAS.

Rank: Gunner. Regiment or Service: Royal Garrison Artillery. Unit: 262nd Siege Battery. Age at death: 33. Date of Death: 14-August-1917. Service No: 69358.
Supplementary information: Son of Michall and Julia Sullivan, of Scrahannagaur, Sneem, Co. Kerry. Born in Sneem, County Kerry. Enlisted in Pentre while living in Newtown, Ebbw Vale. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. F. 13. Cemetery: Gwalia Cemetery in Belgium.

SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY. 
Rank: Lance Corporal.  Regiment or Service: Welsh Regiment. Unit; 10^th Battalion.
Date of Death:02-August-1917. Service No:16637.  Born in Rath, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Waterville, County Kerry. Killed in action. Grave or Memorial Reference:B.6. Cemetery: No Man’s Cot Cemetery, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.

SULLIVAN, WILLIAM. 
Rank: Pte.  Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit; 2^nd Battalion.
Date of Death:21-December-1914. Service No:4341.  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 commemorated on Panel 43 and 44. Memorial: Le Touret Memorial in France.

SWALLOW, JAMES JOHN. 
Rank: Gunner.  Regiment or Service: Royal Garrison Artillery. Unit; 104^th Siege Battery. Date of Death:21-November-1916. Age at Death,19. Service No:64808.  Born in Bognor, Sussex. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Feuit(sic), County Kerry.  Died.
Supplementary information; Son of J. J. and S. M. Swallow, of Coastguard Station, Shingle End, Sandwich, Kent. Grave or Memorial Reference: IV. K. 13. Cemetery: Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery in Belgium.

SWEENEY, CHRISTOPHER.
Rank: Pte. Regiment or Service: Royal Dublin Fusiliers.Unit; 9^th  Battalion.
Date of Death:20-December-1916. Age at Death,23. Service No:26030. Born in Killarney, County Kerry. Enlisted in Queensferry while living in Dublin. Died of wounds. Supplementary information; Son of Margaret Sweeney, of 12, North Vincent St., Dublin, and the late John Sweeney. Grave or Memorial Reference: II. A. 128. Cemetery: Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord in France.

SWEENEY, DANIEL.
Rank: Lance Corporal. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2^nd Battalion.
Age at death: 34. Date of Death: 29-May-1915. Service No: 4299.
Supplementary information: Husband of Bridget Sweeney, of 4, Dawson's Lane, Tralee Co., Kerry. Born in Tralee, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Tralee, County Kerry. Died of wounds. Grave or Memorial Reference: IV. C. 57. Cemetery: Bethune Town Cemetery in France.

SWEENY(CWGC), SWEENEY(SDGW,IMR), JOHN.
Rank: Sergeant. Regiment or Service: Royal Munster Fusiliers. Unit: 2nd Battalion.
Age at death: 40. Date of Death: 09-May-1915. Service No: 4826.
Supplementary information: Son of Denis and Bridget Sweeny, of Cloumnacon, Listowel, Co. Kerry. Served in the South African Campaign, and on the North West Frontier of India (1908). Born in Listowel, County Kerry. Enlisted in Tralee while living in Listowel, County Kerry.  Killed in Action. Grave or Memorial Reference: Panel 43 and 44. He has no known grave but is listed on the Le Touret Memorial in France.

SWEENEY. MICHAEL.
Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Leinster Regiment. Unit: 7th Battalion. Secondary Regiment: Royal Munster Fusiliers Secondary. Unit: attd. 1st Battalion.
Age at death: 23. Date of Death: 13-October-1917. Service No: 18005.
Supplementary information: Son of Michael and Nellie Sweeney, of Morley's Bridge, Kilgarvan, Co. Kerry. Born in Kilgarvan, County Kerry. Enlisted in Swansea, Glamorgan while living in Kilgarvan, County Kerry. Killed in Action. Formerly he was with the Royal Munster Fusiliers where his number was 7976. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. B. 21. Cemetery: Croisilles Railway Cemetery in France.