Lieut-Commander Philip Sidney Campbell.
The Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
Drake Battalion, R.N. Division.
Third son of Patrick Campbell, 1st Lord Glenavy, and his wife Emily MacCullagh Campbell. His birth was registered as Philip Sydney Campbell.
He appears to have been part of a Royal Marine naval division, which assisted land forces in France throughout WW1.
His name has been recorded on the following War Memorials,
Trinity College, Dublin.
St. Philip's Church, Milltown, Co. Dublin.
[on the Roll of Honour, and on the stained glass window.]
The Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
Drake Battalion, R.N. Division.
Third son of Patrick Campbell, 1st Lord Glenavy, and his wife Emily MacCullagh Campbell. His birth was registered as Philip Sydney Campbell.
He appears to have been part of a Royal Marine naval division, which assisted land forces in France throughout WW1.
His name has been recorded on the following War Memorials,
Trinity College, Dublin.
St. Philip's Church, Milltown, Co. Dublin.
[on the Roll of Honour, and on the stained glass window.]
Lieut-Commander Philip Sidney Campbell.
The Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
Drake Battalion, R.N. Division.
Third son of Patrick Campbell, 1st Lord Glenavy, and his wife Emily MacCullagh Campbell. His birth was registered as Philip Sydney Campbell.
He appears to have been part of a Royal Marine naval division, which assisted land forces in France throughout WW1.
His name has been recorded on the following War Memorials,
Trinity College, Dublin.
St. Philip's Church, Milltown, Co. Dublin.
[on the Roll of Honour, and on the stained glass window.]
The Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
Drake Battalion, R.N. Division.
Third son of Patrick Campbell, 1st Lord Glenavy, and his wife Emily MacCullagh Campbell. His birth was registered as Philip Sydney Campbell.
He appears to have been part of a Royal Marine naval division, which assisted land forces in France throughout WW1.
His name has been recorded on the following War Memorials,
Trinity College, Dublin.
St. Philip's Church, Milltown, Co. Dublin.
[on the Roll of Honour, and on the stained glass window.]
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