Names Documents:
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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