The Royal Army Medical Corps.
Son of Henry Conyngham, a Pharmaceutical Chemist, [b. 1845, d. 1931] & Mary Frances Boulton Conyngham [b. 1847, d. 2 March 1913], of 40, Waterloo Road, Dublin.
in the 1901 census, the Conyngham family were recorded at
Mount Merrion Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
present were,
Henry, aged 56, a Pharmaceutical Chemist, born in Derry
Mary Frances, his wife, aged 50, born in Stafford [England].
their children,
Ernest, son, aged 19, an Engineer.
Cecil Taylor, son, aged 17, a student at Trinity College.
Robert, son, aged 15, a student.
two female domestic staff lived with them.
There was no record of any member of the family in the 1911 census.
He was part of the ill-fated attempt to land British and Indian Army forces into German East Africa, where German forces were operating south of Kenya. In many ways the plan was similar to that for Gallipoli, and after several days the invasion force retreated, leaving 360 dead behind.
For further deatails, see the item in Wikipedia
Battle of Tanga
His name is included in the
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
Son of Henry Conyngham, a Pharmaceutical Chemist, [b. 1845, d. 1931] & Mary Frances Boulton Conyngham [b. 1847, d. 2 March 1913], of 40, Waterloo Road, Dublin.
in the 1901 census, the Conyngham family were recorded at
Mount Merrion Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
present were,
Henry, aged 56, a Pharmaceutical Chemist, born in Derry
Mary Frances, his wife, aged 50, born in Stafford [England].
their children,
Ernest, son, aged 19, an Engineer.
Cecil Taylor, son, aged 17, a student at Trinity College.
Robert, son, aged 15, a student.
two female domestic staff lived with them.
There was no record of any member of the family in the 1911 census.
He was part of the ill-fated attempt to land British and Indian Army forces into German East Africa, where German forces were operating south of Kenya. In many ways the plan was similar to that for Gallipoli, and after several days the invasion force retreated, leaving 360 dead behind.
For further deatails, see the item in Wikipedia
Battle of Tanga
His name is included in the
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
The Royal Army Medical Corps.
Son of Henry Conyngham, a Pharmaceutical Chemist, [b. 1845, d. 1931] & Mary Frances Boulton Conyngham [b. 1847, d. 2 March 1913], of 40, Waterloo Road, Dublin.
in the 1901 census, the Conyngham family were recorded at
Mount Merrion Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
present were,
Henry, aged 56, a Pharmaceutical Chemist, born in Derry
Mary Frances, his wife, aged 50, born in Stafford [England].
their children,
Ernest, son, aged 19, an Engineer.
Cecil Taylor, son, aged 17, a student at Trinity College.
Robert, son, aged 15, a student.
two female domestic staff lived with them.
There was no record of any member of the family in the 1911 census.
He was part of the ill-fated attempt to land British and Indian Army forces into German East Africa, where German forces were operating south of Kenya. In many ways the plan was similar to that for Gallipoli, and after several days the invasion force retreated, leaving 360 dead behind.
For further deatails, see the item in Wikipedia
Battle of Tanga
His name is included in the
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
Son of Henry Conyngham, a Pharmaceutical Chemist, [b. 1845, d. 1931] & Mary Frances Boulton Conyngham [b. 1847, d. 2 March 1913], of 40, Waterloo Road, Dublin.
in the 1901 census, the Conyngham family were recorded at
Mount Merrion Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
present were,
Henry, aged 56, a Pharmaceutical Chemist, born in Derry
Mary Frances, his wife, aged 50, born in Stafford [England].
their children,
Ernest, son, aged 19, an Engineer.
Cecil Taylor, son, aged 17, a student at Trinity College.
Robert, son, aged 15, a student.
two female domestic staff lived with them.
There was no record of any member of the family in the 1911 census.
He was part of the ill-fated attempt to land British and Indian Army forces into German East Africa, where German forces were operating south of Kenya. In many ways the plan was similar to that for Gallipoli, and after several days the invasion force retreated, leaving 360 dead behind.
For further deatails, see the item in Wikipedia
Battle of Tanga
His name is included in the
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
Inscription
In
Loving Memory
of
ELIZABETH
widow of the late
WILLIAM BOULTON
Stafford
who fell asleep in Jesus May 20th 1891
"them also which sleep in jesus will god bring with him"
"and they shall see his face"
MARY FRANCES
second daughter of the above
the well beloved wife of
HENRY CONYNGHAM
ever lovingly remembered
by her
sorrowing husband and sons
fell asleep in Jesus March 2nd 1913
"absent from the body
present with the Lord"
also in loving memory of
CAPTAIN CECIL T. CONYNGHAM
R.A.M.C.
killed in action at Tanga, E. Africa
4th November 1914.
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