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Death Notices and Obituaries Northern Standard 1915-1916 DEATH NOTICES AND OBITUARIES IN THE NORTHERN STANDARD 1915 - 1916 NAME ADDRESS DATE PAGE Adair, Mrs Glaslough St. Monaghan 23rd Jan. 1915 9 Adams, Mary Ashford Armagh & Monaghan 1st Apr. 1916 256 Adams, Samuel Corlatt, Monaghan 18th Mar. 1916 246 Agnew, John Drumhilla, Newbliss 6th May 1916 283 Allen, Rebecca Drumacrutten 24th Jun. 1916 315,316,317 Anketell, Oliver Monaghan 22nd Apr. 1916 268 Archer, James Camla, Monaghan 22nd Jan. 1916 211 Archer, Mr. Camla, Monaghan 22nd Jan. 1916 211 Armstrong, Capt. Noble Castleblayney 4th Sept. 1915 136 Armstrong, Ellie Steens Hill Cottage, Lisnalee 16th Sept. 1916 368,371 Armstrong, Mary C. Dublin & Drumacruttin House, Monaghan 8th May 1915 73 Armstrong, Willie Newtownbutler Rd. Clones 19th Feb. 1916 225 Atkinson, Rev. Samuel Rockcorry 1st Apr. 1916 256,257 Bailie, Mary Drumakill, Castleblayney 29th Jul. 1916 333 Ballagh, Joseph Oakfield, Clones 15th Jan. 1915 8 Barker, Mr. J. Pullins, Clontibret 11th Mar. 1916 242 Barnes, Isabella Crumlin 13th Mar. 1915 43 Barnes, William Robert Hillside, Monaghan 10th Jul. 1915 112,113 Bateson, Sapper John Silverstream, Monaghan 9th Dec. 1916 420 Beatty, Private Joseph Clones 25th Nov. 1916 416 Beggan, John Leonards Island, Clones 23rd Oct. 1915 174 Begley, Bridget Kinnard House, Castleshane 14th Oct. 1916 386,387 Bethell, Mrs J. Carrickavelty, Ballybay 7th Aug. 1915 128 Black, Lieut. Cecil Ballyleck 16th Dec. 1916 425 Black, Lieutenant Cecil Ballyleck 29th May 1915 58 Black, Serg. Thomas Monaghan 9th Oct. 1915 165 Bothwell, James Tullylush 4th Mar. 1916 235 Bowers, Samuel Drummully, Emyvale 4th Mar. 1916 232 Boyd, Sarah Anne Augherlane 1st Apr. 1916 258 Boyd, William Cloghnart, Monaghan 20th May 1916 294,300 Boyle, Charles Castleblayney 28th Aug. 1915 135 Brady, James Ballybay 27th Mar. 1915 51 Brady, William Johnstown, Clones 9th Oct. 1915 160,162 Breadon, George Lanagh, Emyvale 5th Feb. 1916 220 Breakey, Thomas Carnaveigh, Creeve, Ballybay 2nd Sept. 1916 354,356,357 Brogan, Mary Fermanagh St. Clones 3rd Jul. 1915 108 Brogan, Owen Tanmacnally, Rockcorry 29th May 1915 59 Brown, Margaret Drumaclan 5th Feb. 1916 218 Brownlow, Mary Jane Liskeabrick 11th Sept. 1915 140 Burke, John Guardhill, Newbliss 20th May 1916 294,295 Burke, Joseph Guardhill, Newbliss 23rd Sept. 1916 374 Burke, Private John Guardhill, Newbliss 29th Jul. 1916 331 Callaghan, Patrick Emyvale 18th Sept. 1915 142 Callan, James Aghalile, Carrickmacross 8th May 1915 71 Callen, Rev. Canon Patrick Castleblayney 20th Mar. 1915 45 Carleton, James Correvan, Newbliss 14th Aug. 1915 129 Carleton, Jane Monaghan 18th Nov. 1916 410 Carson, Private Hugh Glenbrook, Clones 9th Oct. 1915 164 Cassidy, Patrick Derryallaghan 18th Nov. 1916 410,414 Cassidy, Private James Miullamurphy, Monaghan 7th Oct. 1916 385 Cassidy, Private William Mullamurphy 17th Jun. 1916 309,310 Clare, William J. Glaslough St. Monaghan 2nd Sept. 1916 353 Clarke, John Tullyshelferty 18th Sept. 1915 143 Clerkin, James Genagh, Newbliss 18th Dec. 1915 198 Clerkin, Mary Ellen Genagh, Newbliss 18th Dec. 1915 198 Clerkin, Mrs James Genagh, Newbliss 18th Dec. 1915 198 Clifford, Mrs James Corvally 1st May 1915 75 Clinton, James Clones 1st Apr. 1916 258 Coffey, Robert Coolshannagh, Monaghan 3rd Apr. 1915 53,54 Conlon, Terry Castleblayney 30th Nov. 1915 186 Connolly, Edward Rahans, Monaghan 2nd Jan. 1915 2 Connolly, John Raw, Latton 13th May 1916 288 Connolly, Laurence Caldara, Ballybay 11th Mar. 1916 242 Connolly, Michael Ballytrain 8th May 1915 69 Connolly, Patrick Main St. Ballybay 20th May 1916 292,293 Connolly, Philip Ballytrain 11th Mar. 1916 240 Connolly, Thomas Cootehill & Aughnamullen 4th Mar. 1916 233 Conroy, Thomas Drumallard, Castleblayney 21st Aug. 1915 131 Coogan, Laurence Lennon, Ballybay 16th Oct. 1915 169 Cooke, William Gallinagh 9th Jan. 1915 3,4 Corley, Rev. Thomas Corradown, Glaslough 10th Jun. 1916 307,311 Coulson, Samuel Belmount, Clones 15th Jan 1916 208 Cox, Eliza Gola, Scotstown 17th Jul. 1915 115 Coyle, Mrs James Drumhannon, Latton 12th Jun. 1915 98 Coyle, Patrick Mahon, Latton 25th Sept. 1915 149 Coyle, Patrick Mahon, Latton 13th Nov. 1915 179 Crawford, Thomas drumbrain, Newbliss 30th Jan. 1915 18,19,21,38 Creighan, Mary Dublin St. Monaghan 12th Jun. 1915 97 Culleton, Mr. P. Ballytrain 17th Jul. 1915 116 Cumiskey, Thomas Castleblayney 24th Jul. 1915 119 Cunningham, Lance Corp. PatrickNewbliss 9th Sept. 1916 363,364 Cusker, Hugh Rossmore Park 27th Mar. 1915 48 Daly, Alexander Corkish, Drum 15th Jul. 1916 324 Daly, George Clossaghmore, Rockcorry 15th Jan. 1915 7 Davis, James Ballybay 13th Feb. 1915 25,27 Dawson, Anne Lisdrumhirk, Ballybay 21st Oct. 1916 391 Deighan, John Ardaghey 16th Dec. 1916 423 Dempsey, Mary A. Latton 9th Dec. 1916 422 Dickson, Alice Coragary, Newbliss 31st Jul. 1915 123 Dickson, David Castleblayney 30th Nov. 1915 185 Dickson, Lucinda Mullaghgreenan, Newbliss 19th Feb. 1916 227,228 Dickson, Miss Corrygarry, Newbliss 31st Jul. 1915 125 Dillon, William Blake Dublin & Monaghan 13th Feb. 1915 26 Donaldson, Robert England & Monaghan 15th Apr. 1916 266,267 Donegan, Mrs Lisrace, Clones 19th Feb. 1916 225 Donnelly, John USA & Monaghan 13th May 1916 290 Donnelly, Rose Lismacrerk, Clontibret 2nd Sept. 1916 353,354 Doogan, Charles Monaghan 13th May 1916 291 Doogan, Margaret Gola 13th Mar. 1915 42,43 Douglas, Private George Aghafin, Clones 21st Oct. 1916 392 Draffin, James Drumgoole, Ballybay 26th Aug. 1916 349,354 Drum, Edward Rosemount, Monaghan 23rd Sept. 1916 376 Dudgeon, Thomas Glaslough 5th Jun. 1915 90,95 Duffy, Corp. James Church St. Castleblayney 30th Oct. 1915 176 Duffy, Laurence Drumhirk 3rd Jun. 1916 304 Duffy, Patrick Laragh, Ballybay 4th Dec. 1915 190 Duffy, Philip Corvoy, Tullycorbett 2nd Sept. 1916 358 Duggan, Capt. Fred Clones 1st Apr. 1916 252 Dunn, Private James W. Knockcor, Newbliss 29th Jul. 1916 332,334,425 Dunwoody, Elizabeth Annagola, Brandrum 8th May 1915 73 Dunwoody, Mary K. Ballybay 23rd Dec. 1916 426,427 Dunwoody, Thomas The Glen, Monaghan 20th Mar. 1915 45,46 Dunwoody, William John Ballybay 5th Jun. 1915 94,95 Edwards, John Portinaghy, Emyvale 10th Jul. 1915 113,114 Elliott, Annabella Feragh 27th May 1916 296 Elliott, Eliza Eldron, Smithborough 15th Jul. 1916 327,329 Elliott, Jane Armagh & Aughnamalla 27th Mar. 1915 50 Elliott, Thomas Corrybrennan 8th Jan. 1916 205,206 Fanning, Michael Drumbear 28th Oct. 1916 394 Farley, Charlotte Knockaconney 23rd Dec. 1916 427 Farmer, Anne Aghnascue, Killeevan 24th Apr. 1915 78 Farmer, Francis Killeevan 9th Oct. 1915 163 Farmer, Henry Greenans Cross, Newbliss 2nd Sept. 1916 359 Farrell, John James Muckno St. Castleblayney 3rd Jun. 1916 302 Farrell, Lily York St. Castleblayney 4th Mar. 1916 237,238 Faux, Anne Cortaghart, Latton 5th Aug. 1916 337 Fay, J. Patrick Oram 30th Jan. 1915 14 Fee, Arthur Main St. Ballybay 29th Jan. 1916 213,217 Ferguson, Mrs Henry Cara St. Clones 31st Jul. 1915 125 Finlay, Miss Formill 16th Sept. 1916 369 Finlay, Samuel Annagh, Emyvale 12th Jun. 1915 97 Finnegan, Cormack Ballytrain 12th Aug. 1916 344 Finnegan, Maggie Claire Main St. Ballybay 25th Nov. 1916 418 Fitzpatrick, Alice Anney, Ballybay 13th Mar. 1915 40,41,43 Fitzpatrick, Mrs Ballytrain 23rd Dec. 1916 430 Fitzsimmons, Elizabeth Rosadreenagh, Carrickmacross 15th May 1915 67 Fleming, Mary Shantonagh, Castleblayney 12th Feb. 1916 223,224 Fleming, Private William Slieveroe, Stranooden 2nd Sept. 1916 354 Gillanders, Elizabeth Crosses 25th Mar. 1916 250 Gillanders, Elizabeth Ballymacforban 4th Nov. 1916 399,402,403 Gillespie, William Church Square, Monaghan 5th Feb. 1916 218,219 Gilliland, Jane Drummar, Ballybay 11th Dec. 1915 193,194 Gilliland, William Urcher 24th Jun. 1916 315 Gray, Tillie Clontivern, Clones 4th Mar. 1916 239 Greenan, Thomas Killygraggy, Aghabog 19th Jun. 1915 102 Grehan, James Skeagarvey, Monaghan 4th Nov. 1916 399 Grew, Patrick Clones 24th Jul. 1915 120 Griffin, Lance Corp. Patrick Tullylush 9th Dec. 1916 421 Hagan, John Liverpool & Dublin St. Monaghan 18th Dec. 1915 197 Hall, Annie Ballinagall 4th Mar. 1916 234,235 Hall, Mary Tully House, Monaghan 4th Nov. 1916 398,399 Hall, Mrs Alec Listillan, Clones 19th Feb. 1916 225 Hall, Sarah Rowantree, Monaghan 29th Jan. 1916 213,214 Hall, William Tatnagall, Smithboro 5th Jun. 1915 90,95 Hamill, Mary Anne The Hill, Monaghan 27th Mar. 1915 50 Hanna, Thomas Castleshane 4th Nov. 1916 402,404 Hanratty, James Ballybay 23rd Jan. 1915 11,12,13 Hawthorne, Mr. A. Mount Carmel, Latton 9th Dec. 1916 422 Hazlett, Private Frank Killygavna, Tydavnet 12th Aug. 1916 343,345 Heaney, Henry Tomany 17th Apr. 1915 80,81 Hearst, Margaret Glaslough 8th Jul. 1916 321 Heasty, Sarah Tullycroman, Monaghan 11th Nov. 1916 404,407,408 Henry, Isabella Mullaghmore, Monaghan 16th Oct. 1915 166,167,168 Henry, Jane Hewitt Ballyalbany 18th Dec. 1915 197 Henry, Margaret Millmore House, Aughnamullen 11th Mar. 1916 241,245,248 Hillis, Margaret Castleshane 3rd Apr. 1915 54 Hodge, William Drumgarra, Ballybay 18th Sept. 1915 145 Houston, Charles Lawson Dublin St. Monaghan 27th Mar. 1915 49 Houston, Private John Corvally, Monaghan 23rd Sept. 1916 380 Hoy, Alexander Glaslough 11th Sept. 1915 139,140,143 Hughes, Ellen Tullycorbett 4th Nov. 1916 402 Hughes, Helena Agnes Killyvane, Monaghan 15th Jan. 1916 207 Hughes, John Drumgarron 26th Jun. 1915 104 Hughes, Nancy Carrickavelty, Ballybay 31st Jul. 1915 124 Hunter, Davis Kilnaclay 18th Nov. 1916 413 Huston, Alexander USA & Monaghan 31st Jul. 1915 122 Irwin, Mr. F. Cumry, Ballybay 23rd Sept. 1916 378 Irwin, Sarah Clonleck House, Glaslough 25th Sept. 1915 146,148 Jackson, Capt. David Allygash House, Monaghan 25th Sept. 1915 150 Jackson, Joseph Clontivern, Clones 4th Nov. 1916 401 Jackson, Matthew Tattygar 1st Apr. 1916 255,257 Jackson, Private Moore Tanderageebrack 10th Jun. 1916 306 Jackson, Private Thomas HenryTanderageebrack 29th Jul. 1916 332 Jackson, Sarah Longfield 11th Mar. 1916 242,243 James, Richard Clonvarne, Monaghan 22nd Apr. 1916 268,269,271 Jarvis, Mrs Louis Ontario & Monaghan 3rd Jun. 1916 304 Johnston, Infant Cloncor, Magheraveely, Clones 9th Oct. 1915 163 Johnston, Samuel Glaslough 25th Dec.
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