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Looking for details of a fallen Irishman

  • 12-11-2018 2:45pm
    #1
    RadioRetro
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    A friend is seeking any details of a man interred in the Little Bray cemetery. On the gravestone is written W Mulley, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 19093 L Sit, 23rd October 1918 aged 36.

    Any info or tips on how to garner further info gratefully received.


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  • #2
    bluezulu49
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 231 ✭✭bluezulu49


    RadioRetro wrote: »
    A friend is seeking any details of a man interred in the Little Bray cemetery. On the gravestone is written W Mulley, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 19093 L Sit, 23rd October 1918 aged 36.

    Any info or tips on how to garner further info gratefully received.


    Commonwealth War Graves Commission have his name as William Mulvey.


  • #3
    enfield
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    See below.


  • #4
    enfield
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    Mulvey, William. (Dublin, Wicklow). Private. 228771.
    Regiment/Service: Labour Corps.
    Date of death: 23/10/1918.
    Age: 36.
    Born: Little Bray, County Dublin.
    Enlisted: Bray, County Wicklow.
    Residence: Little Bray, County Dublin.
    Death: Died at the Military Barracks, Mullingar, from Pneumonia and Influenza.
    Next of kin, etc: Husband of Catherine Mulvey, of Casey's Cottages, Green Park Rd, Bray.
    Notes- Formerly he was with the 9th Battalion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers where his number was 19093.
    Grave/Memorial: Ha 47 7.
    Cemetery: Little Bray (St Peters) Catholic Cemetery, Wicklow.


  • #5
    RadioRetro
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    Thank you lads, greatly appreciated. I'll pass those details on.


  • #6
    kiltermon
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    I realise this topic is pretty old but I have only just found the thread. William Mulvey was my Grandad and thanks to years of painstaking research I have discovered quite a lot about him, he died in 1918 so I didn't know him but I did know his wife, my Gran for a little while until she died. Can I help ?


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