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FELLING	 St.John’s R.C. Boys’ School

Heslop’s Local Advertiser 18/12/1914 

   Roll of Honour

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   List of Old Boys who are serving King

   and Country at the present time.

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   St. John’s R.C. Boy’s School

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   Ashton, William     McKenna, John

   Bradley, Cyril      McKenna, Charles

   Boynes, Wilfred     McGee, Thomas

   Boynes, Michael     McGee, Arthur

   Burnham, Edward     McGuire, John

   Burnham, Thomas        (wounded)

   Burnham, Matt.      Marshall, James

   Butler, Sam.        McKie, Dan.

   Brown, John         McKie, Alec

   Beaumont, Robt.     McKie, Henry

   Bradley, Patrick    Morris, Patrick

   Berry, James        McGuinness, Phil.

   Berry, Thomas       McGuiness,

   Berry, Joe             Charteris

   Boyle, Bernard      McAllister, Ber.

   Barrett, Edward     Murphy, Joe

   Brown, Thomas       McMenemy, Jas.

   Britton, Robert     McMenemy, M.

   Boyle, John         Murphy, Edward

   Carson, John        McDonald, Peter

   Carson, Ralph       McKeegany, Thos.

   Cuthbert, Ben.      McCruden, James

   Conville, Henry     McCruden, Nichol

     (interned)        McOtomoney, Jas.

   Conville, James     McGuigan, John

   Cattanach, Basil    McGuigan, Peter

   Connon, Thomas      McGuigan, Frank

   Coffel, Charles     McGuigan, Wm.

   Coffel, Frank       McMahon, Frank

   Coffel, Edward      Mulholland, M.

   Coffel, John        McKenna, James

   Coffel, Hugh        McShane, Vincent

   Common, Thos.          (Sub-Lieut.)

   Cullon, Hugh        Mackey, James

   Cassiddy, John      Martin, Thomas

   Cuthbert J.             (Navy).

   Cuthbert, Orland     Madden, George

   Craig, James         Mulligan, Wm.

   Divine, Thomas       McIntyre, James

   Devine, Hugh         Norman, Joe

   Devine, Hugh         Norman, John

      (Senior)          Norman, William

   Diamond, Murty       Nesbit, James

   Diamond, Owen        Nesbit, John

   Duffy, Frank         Norris, William

   Duffy, Peter         O’Brien, James

   Dempsey, James       O’Brien, John

   Derrick, Patrick     O’Neil, John

   Dixon, Philip        O’Neil, James

   Davidson, James      O’Brien, William

   Fagan, Owen          Owens, William

   Flynn, Thomas        Pearson, Joe

   Flynn, Joe           Pearson, William

   Gartland, Michael    Pearson, James

   Green, John Jas.     Quigley, Joe

   Gardener, John       Quinn, Robert

   Gardener, Jas.       Quinn, James

   Garvey, Frank           (killed)

      (Sub-Lieut.)      Quinn, Michael

   Hughes, John         Rafferty, Jas.

   Hughes, John         Rowell, Thos.

   Hughes, Dan.         Rogan, Martin

   Hagan, Charles       Rogan, William

   Hand, John           Reynolds, Ed. J.

   Hollywood, Sam.      Reynolds, T.A.

   Hebron, Philip       Rooney, Mark  

   Henry, Thomas        Rooney, George

   Henry, Dan.          Riley, Henry

   Herbertson, Edw.     Ronan, John

   Hall, F.             Ronan, James

   Hagan, Thomas        Simblett, John W.

   Knight, Stephen      Scott, John 

   Knight, Thomas       Scott, Frank

   Killen, Thomas       Slowther, John

      (K.O.S.B.)        Slowther, James

   Killen, Frank           (wounded)

   Keenan, Thomas       Thompson, Thos.

   Keenan, Peter        Thompson, Fred.

   Kelly, John          Thompson, John

   Kelly, Bernard       Thompson, Jas.

   Kelly, Daniel        Toole, William

   Keenan, Matthew      Toberty, Henry

   Lamb, Joe.           Wilkinson, Jas.

   Lynch, James         Welsh, Richard

   Lawler, Daniel       Wardill, Geo.

   Mackin, John         White, John

   Mongomery, Pet’r.       (Sub-Lieut.)

   McNulty, Peter       Young, David

      (interned)        Young, Robt.

   Mellen, Cornelius  

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Heslop’s Local Advertiser 22/01/1915

   St.John’s Boys School.

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   Arnott, John         Lynch, James

   Brown, John          Lawler, Dan.

   Barrett, Thos.       Lamb, Lawrence

   Coffell, John        Martin, Thomas

   Coffell, Hugh        Madden, George

   Cuthbert, Orlando    Mulligan, Wm.

   Connor, Thomas       McIntyre, James 

   Cuthbert, Thomas     McPeake, James

   Conlon, Myles        McShane, Rev. J.

   Davidson, James         (Chaplain)

   Dinning, Wm.         Mackey, James

   Dinning, Stuart      Mellin, John

   Dinning, Frank       Montgomery, Sam.

   Duggan, Michael      McWilliams, Peter

   Docherty, John       McStay, Wm.

   Doran, John          Murphy, Edward

   Doran, Joseph        Mulligan, John

   Doran, Denis         Mulligan, Patrick

   Duffy, Robert        Morris, Michael

   Derrick, Robert      Norris, William

   Hall, Frank          Olsen, Harry

   Hagan, Bernard       O’Brien, Thomas

   Hagan, Frank         Owens, Wm.

   Hagan, Thomas        O’Hagan, Patrick

   Hebron, Jno. Thos.   Quin, Michael

   Hughes, James        Quin, John

   Hinshaw, Thos.       Ronan, John

      (H.M.S. Canopus)  Ronan, James

   Kelly, Bernard       Reynolds, John

   Keenan, Matthew      Stead, Thomas

   Kelly, Dan           Toberty, Henry

   Kelly, Claude        Trainor, Patrick

   Kelly, Michael       Woods, James

   Killen, Michael

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   The above list of 65 names is in

   addition to the 169 already published,

   making a total for St. John’s School

   of 234.

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   Our readers would see in the “Illus-

   trated Chronicle” of Monday, January

   11th, the picture of the football

   competition held among the different

   battalions of the Naval Brigade, now

   interned at Groningen, Holland, as

   prisoners of war.  The captain of the

   team which won the medals, was a 

   scholar of St. John’s Boys School, Peter

   McNulty being his name.

   The present boys of the school have

   formed a fund, for the purpose of

   sending cigarettes to the hapless chaps

   in Holland, and a fair supply has

   already been sent.

   Mr. Curry, the headmaster, would

   be delighted to receive the name of

   any of the old boys, whose names

   have been omitted.

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