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Dollingstown, Co.Armagh. - Taken by Ian Cunningham 29 Jun 2012
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Dollinstown War Memorial taken from the main rd Dollingstown - Taken by Ray Spence 04 Sep 2013
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List of names on Dollingstown War Memorial - Taken by Ray Spence 04 Sep 2013
Reference WMO/149441
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- Second World War (1939-1945)
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In Proud and Never-Dying Memory of the Men who Fell in the Great War 1914 - 1918
1914-18 War Sergeant Herbert Johnston, Royal Irish Fusiliers Sergeant Wilson Fulton, Royal Irish Fusiliers Private Moses Bell, Royal Irish Fusiliers Private William Carson, Royal Irish Fusiliers Private Harry McCormack, Royal Irish Fusiliers Private Thomas McKinley, Royal Irish Fusiliers Second-Lieutenant Ivan Watson, Royal Irish Rifles Lance-Corporal Samuel Hamilton, Royal Irish Rifles Lance-Corporal William McConnell, Royal Irish Rifles Rifleman Joshua Bell, Royal Irish Rifles Rifleman Thomas Bunting, Royal Irish Rifles Rifleman John Cousins, Royal Irish Rifles Rifleman W. J. King, Royal Irish Rifles Rifleman Thomas Smith, Royal Irish Rifles Rifleman Thomas Wells, Royal Irish Rifles Rifleman Samuel Wells, Royal Irish Rifles Rifleman Thomas Gregson, Royal Irish Rifles Private James Cousins, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Private Joseph King, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers Lieutenant Ernest Johnston, Staffords 1939-45 War Flight Lieutenant H. de L Watson. Flight Officer A. W. V. Green Gunner T. G. Anderson Gunner G. E. Banks Yeoman Signaller G. P. McDowell Elizabeth Osborne N.A.A.F.I.
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