16565 Private M. Nolan.
The Royal Irish Fusiliers.
3rd Battalion.
Birth
Martin Nolan, son of Peter Nolan and Mary Nolan, formerly Redmond, was born on 6 June 1875, at John Street, Wexford.
His father was recorded as a Fisherman.
Marriage
Martin Nolan, aged 25, a bachelor, a Porter, of Abbey Street, Wexford, son of Peter Nolan, a Labourer, married Annie Stafford, aged 20, a spinster, of Abbey Street, Wexford, daughter of William Stafford, a Labourer, on 27 October 1901, at St. Peter’s Church, Wexford.
The witnesses were
Peter Nolan,
Mary Moran,
In the 1911 census, the Nolan family were living at Back Street, Wexford.
present were,
Martin Nolan, aged 30, a Labourer, married,
Annie, his wife, aged 27, married,
They had been married 9 years and had 4 children, 2 of whom were alive.
Mary Kate, daughter, aged 8,
Annie, daughter, aged 2, (b. 12 Mar. 1909)
all of the family had been born in Co. Wexford.
Death.
Martin Nolan, aged 36, married, an Army Pensioner, died on 17 July 1917, at Back Street, Wexford.
The cause of death was a Cerebral Haemorrhage, 7 hours, certified.
Note.
Martin’s stated age is incorrect. He was actually 42.
He may have reduced his age, in order to be accepted into the British Army for service in WW2.
The Royal Irish Fusiliers.
3rd Battalion.
Birth
Martin Nolan, son of Peter Nolan and Mary Nolan, formerly Redmond, was born on 6 June 1875, at John Street, Wexford.
His father was recorded as a Fisherman.
Marriage
Martin Nolan, aged 25, a bachelor, a Porter, of Abbey Street, Wexford, son of Peter Nolan, a Labourer, married Annie Stafford, aged 20, a spinster, of Abbey Street, Wexford, daughter of William Stafford, a Labourer, on 27 October 1901, at St. Peter’s Church, Wexford.
The witnesses were
Peter Nolan,
Mary Moran,
In the 1911 census, the Nolan family were living at Back Street, Wexford.
present were,
Martin Nolan, aged 30, a Labourer, married,
Annie, his wife, aged 27, married,
They had been married 9 years and had 4 children, 2 of whom were alive.
Mary Kate, daughter, aged 8,
Annie, daughter, aged 2, (b. 12 Mar. 1909)
all of the family had been born in Co. Wexford.
Death.
Martin Nolan, aged 36, married, an Army Pensioner, died on 17 July 1917, at Back Street, Wexford.
The cause of death was a Cerebral Haemorrhage, 7 hours, certified.
Note.
Martin’s stated age is incorrect. He was actually 42.
He may have reduced his age, in order to be accepted into the British Army for service in WW2.
16565 Private M. Nolan.
The Royal Irish Fusiliers.
3rd Battalion.
Birth
Martin Nolan, son of Peter Nolan and Mary Nolan, formerly Redmond, was born on 6 June 1875, at John Street, Wexford.
His father was recorded as a Fisherman.
Marriage
Martin Nolan, aged 25, a bachelor, a Porter, of Abbey Street, Wexford, son of Peter Nolan, a Labourer, married Annie Stafford, aged 20, a spinster, of Abbey Street, Wexford, daughter of William Stafford, a Labourer, on 27 October 1901, at St. Peter’s Church, Wexford.
The witnesses were
Peter Nolan,
Mary Moran,
In the 1911 census, the Nolan family were living at Back Street, Wexford.
present were,
Martin Nolan, aged 30, a Labourer, married,
Annie, his wife, aged 27, married,
They had been married 9 years and had 4 children, 2 of whom were alive.
Mary Kate, daughter, aged 8,
Annie, daughter, aged 2, (b. 12 Mar. 1909)
all of the family had been born in Co. Wexford.
Death.
Martin Nolan, aged 36, married, an Army Pensioner, died on 17 July 1917, at Back Street, Wexford.
The cause of death was a Cerebral Haemorrhage, 7 hours, certified.
Note.
Martin’s stated age is incorrect. He was actually 42.
He may have reduced his age, in order to be accepted into the British Army for service in WW2.
The Royal Irish Fusiliers.
3rd Battalion.
Birth
Martin Nolan, son of Peter Nolan and Mary Nolan, formerly Redmond, was born on 6 June 1875, at John Street, Wexford.
His father was recorded as a Fisherman.
Marriage
Martin Nolan, aged 25, a bachelor, a Porter, of Abbey Street, Wexford, son of Peter Nolan, a Labourer, married Annie Stafford, aged 20, a spinster, of Abbey Street, Wexford, daughter of William Stafford, a Labourer, on 27 October 1901, at St. Peter’s Church, Wexford.
The witnesses were
Peter Nolan,
Mary Moran,
In the 1911 census, the Nolan family were living at Back Street, Wexford.
present were,
Martin Nolan, aged 30, a Labourer, married,
Annie, his wife, aged 27, married,
They had been married 9 years and had 4 children, 2 of whom were alive.
Mary Kate, daughter, aged 8,
Annie, daughter, aged 2, (b. 12 Mar. 1909)
all of the family had been born in Co. Wexford.
Death.
Martin Nolan, aged 36, married, an Army Pensioner, died on 17 July 1917, at Back Street, Wexford.
The cause of death was a Cerebral Haemorrhage, 7 hours, certified.
Note.
Martin’s stated age is incorrect. He was actually 42.
He may have reduced his age, in order to be accepted into the British Army for service in WW2.
Inscription
16565 Private
M. NOLAN
Royal Irish Fusiliers
17th July 1917
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also his wife ANNIE NOLAN
died 11th Nov. 1947
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