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THE TIPPERARY WAR DEAD - G

THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO MEN AND WOMEN WITH CONNECTIONS TO COUNTY TIPPERARY, IRELAND, WHO DIED SERVING IN OR FOR THE MILITARY FORCES FIGHTING FOR EUROPEAN FREEDOM DURING 'THE GREAT WAR' 1914 - 1918

FURTHER DETAILS OF THOSE LISTED BELOW, AND OF OTHERS FROM COUNTY TIPPERARY CAN BE FOUND IN THE BOOK "A BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF TIPPERARY" by Martin O'Dwyer ISBN 0 9535634 0 5

NOTE: The table below may be used in several different ways to aid historical research. It is shown on this webpage in alphabetical order by surname in Column 1. However, if you copy the table to a text program on your computer, you can then manipulate the data to find out other things, e.g. putting Column 2 into ascending alphabetical order will show all the men who died from one town or village grouped together. Doing the same to column 6 will show all those of one regiment or corps grouped together, and similarly, Column 5 can be arranged to show all the men of the same rank grouped together and Column 3 will group by KiA, DoW and place of death. ( see explanation of abbreviations below). Column 4 will group all those who died on the same day. This last piece of information may be of help in finding out where a particular man died, as it can be compared with the dates of major battles as shown on the WW1 page of this Website via the World Index.

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NOTES: Abbreviations KiA = Killed in Action, DoW = Died of Wounds, Batt. = Battalion.

Where more than one regiment had the same name, the regimental number is shown in brackets thus : Leinster Regiment (1^st.) denotes The First Leinster Regiment. To copy this table to your text program to manipulate the data, click on any line in the table below, opt for "Select Table", then use the COPY command to copy the table and PASTE it into your text program. You can then re-order the data in any order you wish and print it out. Eventually, a printable list of all names A-Z will be added to this website.

NAME	FROM	DIED	DATE	Rank/No.	UNIT/MEDALS
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GASS, Patrick	Killenaule	DoW, Mesopotamia	14 January 1916	Corporal, 9143	Royal Irish Regiment, 1^st. Batt.
GLENNON, Thomas	Cloughjordan	KiA, France	27 April 1916	Private, 22719	Royal Irish Innjskilling Fusiliers, (7^th.)
GOULDSBOUGH, Patrick	Thurles	KiA, France	15 August 1915	Private, 7415	Leinster Regiment (2^nd)
GRACE, Simon	Drangan	KiA, France	27 November 1915	Private, 7918	Irish Guards, 1^st. Batt.
GRAHAM, Douglas	County Tipperary	KiA, France	1 July 1916	Private, 10477	Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 1^st. Batt.
GRANT, Thomas	County Tipperary	KiA, France	6 July 1915	Private, 6277	Scottish Rifles, 5^th. Batt.
GREEN, David	Carrick-on-Suir	KiA, France	9 May 1915	Private, 1748	The Welsh Regiment, 2^nd. Batt.
GREENE, Edward	Clonmel	KiA, France	10 July 1916	Private, 5647	The Manchester Regiment, 2^nd. Batt.
GREENE, Joseph	Fethard	KiA, France	3 June 1918	Private, 1866	Leinster Regiment (2^nd.)
GRIFFIN, James	Clonmel	KiA, France	19 October 1914	Private, 4853	Royal Irish Regiment, 2^nd. Batt.
GRIFFIN, Thomas	Thurles	KiA, France	20 June 1915	Private, 4638	Connaught Rangers, 1^st. Batt.
GRIFFIN, Thomas	Kilsheenan	KiA, France	17 June 1918	Private, 10485	Leinster Regiment (2^nd)
GRIFFITHS, William	Clonmel	KiA, France	31 October 1914	Private, 4200	Royal Irish Lancers (5^th.)
GROGAN, John	Bansha	Died at Sea	30 December 1917	Private, 4610	Leinster Regiment (4^th.)
GUILFOYLE, John	Nenagh	KiA, France	27 September 1915	Private, 6691	Irish Guards, 2^nd. Batt.
GULLY, Thomas	Carrick-on-Suir	KiA, France	14 May 1915	Private, 9033	The East Lancashire Regiment, 1^st. Batt.
GUNNELL, Michael (served under the name of KENNEDY)	Nenagh, buried in Barrack Street Old Graveyard	Died, aged 29	20 June 1915	Private, L/15291	The Middlesex Regiment, 3^rd. Batt.

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