Presbyterian Church In Ireland -- Roll of Honour 1914-1919

Extract for the Congregation of Dublin, Lower Abbey Street

Surname First Name House Address Rank Regiment, Battalion or Unit Remarks
Armstrong Reginald George
Beechfield House, Clontarf Trooper North Irish Horse Killed in Action (CWGC)
Blyth Robert 26 Wigan Road Corporal 4th Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Burns Hamilton 35 Smithville 2nd Lieutenant 1st Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Campbell William 31 Finglas Road Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps Killed in Action (CWGC)
Campbell Andrew W. 31 Finglas Road Lieutenant 12th Argyl & Sutherland Highlanders Wounded
Carson Robert 33 Bachelors' Walk Gunner S.S. "Ansonia"
Cook John J.
Scotland Corporal 10th Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Downing John
Belfast Lieutenant 10th Royal Dublin Fusiliers Killed in Action
Eakin Norman 75 Blessington Street Signaller Sig. Corps, 36th Div.
Eakin Robert A. 75 Blessington Street Sergeant 2nd Vic. T.B.
Earnshaw Frederick 5 Hollybank, Drumcondra 2nd Lieutenant Royal Irish Fusiliers
Earnshaw W. V. 5 Hollybank, Drumcondra Private 7th Hussars
Foggo Robert
North Strand Private 6th Dragoon Guards
Foggo James
North Strand C.C. H.M.S. "London"
Foggo William
North Strand L. Corporal 2nd Batt. Irish Guards
Gilmore Ross George
Kenilworth Square 2nd Lieutenant 6th Royal Dublin Fusiliers Wounded
Grey R. G. 102 Cabra Park Trooper 21st Army Corps
Henderson A. Victor 86 Botanic Road Private Argyl & Southerland Highlanders
Isaac David H,
Leinster House Private 7th Royal Dublin Fusiliers Died (CWGC)
Jonston D. Percy
Gracehall, Lurgan 2nd Lieutenant Royal Garrison Artillery
Johnston Ernest
Gracehall, Lurgan 2nd Lieutenant South Staffords Killed in Action
Johnston Samuel
Cookstown Sergeant A/102 Brigade Royal Field Artillery M.M.
Kerr Thomas J.
Dublin Private 6th Dragoon Guards Wounded
Kinnear C. Annesley
Albany Ho., Ranelagh Lieutenant Royal Field Artillery Killed in Action
Laird Alex. 39 St. Lawrence Road Rifleman 15th Royal Irish Rifles
Lyons J. V. B.
Clontarf Corporal A.P.O.
Manly John
Trinity College Sergeant Royal Army Medical Corps
Marshall Alex.
Dublin Lieutenant 15th M.G. Co.
Merhette Frank 82 Hollybank Road Sergeant 5th Royal Irish Fusiliers
Miller Jack 97 Phibsborough Road 2nd Lieutenant 11th Royal Dublin Fusiliers Wounded
Miller W. Robert
Lr. Gardiner Street Private 10th Essex Regiment
Neill R. G.
Londonderry 2nd Lieutenant 63rd I.B.D.
Pollock Samuel A. 42 Mt. Pleasant Square Private Army Service Corps
Pollock Robert 42 Mt. Pleasant Square Driver Royal Field Artillery
Shepherd Alfred
Daisyhill, Co. Armagh 2nd Lieutenant 8th Royal Irish Fusiliers Wounded
Shepherd J. Mackay
Daisyhill, Co. Armagh Lieutenant 173rd M.G. Co.
Scott Leonard
Lr. Sackville Street 2nd Lieutenant Royal Dublin Fusiliers Killed in Action
Stewart H. R.
Banbridge, Co. Down 2nd Lieutenant 6th Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry
Smith James
Elm Park, Drumcondra 2nd Lieutenant 9th Gurkhas, Indain Army
Sinclair Samuel 9 Dolphin Avenue 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps
Thompson R. M.
Delamere, Ballsbridge Lieutenant 9th Delhi Inft., Indian Army Wounded
Taylor Robert 36 Claude Road, D'condra Private H.A.C.
Todd W. P.
Cowper Gardens, Ranelagh Private 5th Manchester Regiment
Warner Albert
Molind Place, Dublin Private 2nd Royal Dublin Fusilers Wounded
Wilson A. S.
Frankfort Avenue, Rathgar 2nd Lieutenant 7th Royal Dublin Fusiliers Killed in Action
COLONIAL FORCES




Campbell Duncan D.
Glasnevin Private S. African Regiment
Howe Edward
Sandymount Bugler 3rd Canadians Wounded
Porter Hubert D. 26 Rathdrum Road Sergeant 31st Canadians Wounded
Porter John E. 26 Rathdrum Road Private 10th Canadians Wounded
Young William
Fairview Private Canadian Highlanders Killed in Action

 

Abbey Presbyterian, Dublin Memorial 1914-1918
At the end of 1918 the congregation of Lower Abbey (Union Chapel) formed a union with that of Rutland Square forming the united congregation of Abbey in Parnell Square.

While the Roll of Honour lists the congregations separately, the memorial that was subsequently erected by the united congregation lists the members from both.

For a list of names from the memorial pictured see here



Image courtesy of Patrick Hugh Lynch.

 

 

 

 

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