Records

Son of Darby and Mrs Bridgid Lawler.

Son of Thomas and Bridget Lawlor of Kilmacree, Killinick, Co.Wexford.

Son of Mary. Siblings Michael, John, Julia, Lizzie, Mary Anne.

Son of John and Kate Leach nee Ryan. His father was a labourer. His gallantry medal was presented to him by King George V.  He was part of a specially selected group of 100 men that lined the aisle of Westminster Abbey for the interment of the Unknown Warrior. Widow was Ellen Mary 'Helena' Leach nee Kennedy and later Mrs James Heneberry. Left two children. Died from drowning off Great Island while returning to England as a passenger on the SS Great Western. Cause not determined at the inquest but witnesses indicated that it was not suicide. His father helped to recover the body from the river on 24th April. Buried 25 yards south-west of entrance to Kilmokea Cemetery, Co. Wexford.

2.11.1876, Son of Mr Richard Hughes Leared and Mrs Sarah Mary Leared née Boxwell of Glenville, Wexford.

Youngest son of Richard Hughes Leared and Sarah Mary Leared née Boxwell. Husband of Jessie Kathleen Leared of 6 Gillsland Road, Edinburgh. Mentioned in the London Gazette 1910. Served in the South African War.

Son of James and the late Elizabeth Leary of Castle (Hill) Street, Wexford. Had previously assisted in rescuing the survivors of HMS Bulwark in Sheerness Harbour.

Son of John Leary of Shannon Hill, Enniscorthy. Listed in the London Gazette.

Widow Theresa, 538 Commercial Road, Portsmouth. The 1911 census shows him aged 34 at Portsmouth, recently married. His wife was born at Carnsore.

Son of John and Margaret Leary nee Connors of Shannon, Enniscorthy. Husband of Bridget Leary nee Hendrick of 4 Patrick St. Enniscorthy.

Son of George and Emily Leech nee Rose of Tomfarney, Clonroche, Co.Wexford. 

Son of the late John and Margeret Legge nee Stafford. His father was a RIC sub constable. Husband of Edith Annie Legge of Bridge House, Upper Clatford, Andover, Hants.buired in Bridgeend Cemetery.

Son of the late Francis Augustine Leigh, J.P., D.L., formerly 10th Hussars and Mrs Augustine Leigh née Perrier of Rosegarland, Co. Wexford. He was educated at St. Columba's College, Co. Dublin. Husband of Mary Meade Leigh, only daughter of Sir John Buchanan, L.L.D., of Clareinch, Claremont, Cape Peninsula, South Africa. Served in the South African Campaign and in India, Malta and the British West Indies. He left one son, Edward Buchanan Leigh, born at Vacoas, Mauritius on the 19th June, 1913.

Awarded Queen's South Africa Medal with three clasps and King's South Africa Medal with two clasps.

Son of William Leigh of Taghmon. 

Siblings Mary, Nicholas, Thomas and Michael

Son of John and Kate Lennon nee Stafford of Dunganstown, New Ross, Co.Wexford.

Son of Francis John and Margaret Leo née Doyle.

Son of Thomas Norman and Mary Lewis nee Bray of 3 Idllesleigh Terrace, Dawlish, Devon.

Son of Adolf and Anna Eliza Liebermann née Farrell of 33 Russell Street, Camberwell, Melbourne. His father was a professor of languages Brother of Gertrude Ellen Lieberman of Broadway, Camberwell, Victoria.

Husband of May Long nee Parle of Barntown. Son of Patrick and Mary Long née Dempsey. Served in the South African War.

Son of Patrick and Mary Anne Loughlin (nee Blye) of Clonroche. Served in the South African War prior to the outbreak of the Great war. Killed during the 2nd day of the Battle for Mons, regarded as the Opening Battle of the First World War for the British Expeditionary Force.  William is remembered at St Symphorien Military Cemetery.

He had a brother James lived at Ballymackessy, Clonroche, Co. Wexford. 

Husband of Mary Lyons of 9 William Place, Sheriff Street, Dublin. Son of John and Elizabeth Lyons nee Mansfield.

Son of John and Elizabeth Maddock nee Kavanagh of Duncormick.

Son of James Maguire, J.P. and of Dora Maguire nee Gahan of Tomgar House, Ballycanew, Gorey. Formerly Connaught Rangers.

Son of John and Rosanna Maguire nee Black of Clonroche.

Son of James and Jane Maguire nee Sinnott of Seamount, Riverchapel, Courtown Harbour. Memorial at Ypres in Belgium.

Son of Phillip and Anne Maher nee Walsh, 61 John Street Valley, Brisbane, Queensland.

Son of Patrick and Elizabeth Maher of Tenacre, Kilrane, Co.Wexford. Husband of Elizabeth Griffen of Monamolin.

Husband of Mary Mahon of 65 Eldon Street, Liverpool. Son of John and Mary Mahon née Loughlan.

Son of Patrick and Catherine Malone, formerly of Thomas Street, Gorey. 

Son of Laurence and Mary Malone of Houghton Place, New Ross.

Wife: Amelia, 140 High Street, Swansea. The son of Daniel and Catherine Maloney née Howlin. His father was a labourer. Married Amelia Northam, 1887. The 1891 Census shows him, a labourer, at 12 Chapel Street, Swansea. Children were Thomas (3), Daniel (1) and William (1 month). The 1911 Census shows him as a commission agent and his wife was a licensed victualler at 140 High Street, Swansea. Children present were Thomas (23), Emily (18), Joseph Augustine (14), Annie (13), John (11), Amelia (9), and Florence Mary (7). Widow at 140 High Street, Swansea.

Son of William and Catherine Mangan nee Furlong of 3 Abbey Street, Wexford. 

Son of Isaac John and Wilhelmina Mann née Gerty of Orford, Suffolk.

Second son of the Rev. Richard D'Oiler Martin and Mrs . Catherine Mary Martin

Son of Harvey Henry and Annie Martinnee Moore of Wexford.

Son of Robert (Shop Manager)and Minnie Todd Mayne nee Buckley.  1901 Census.

King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. 2nd/5th Battalion attached 7th.

Husband of Katie McDonald of Shannon Hill, Enniscorthy.