86273 Sergeant George Fredrick Andrews
He served in The Connaught Rangers during World War 1.
Marriage.
George Andrews, a bachelor, a Labourer, from 60 New Street, son of William Andrews, a Baker, married Mary Rock, a spinster, from 60 New Street, daughter of James Rock, a Porter, on 25 April 1914, at St. Nicholas of Myra Church, Francis Street, Dublin
Death.
George Fredk. Andrews, aged 76, married, a Dealer, died on 5 July 1960, at 36 Parliament Street, Dublin.
The cause of death was Carcinoma of the Prostate, Bronchitis, Ischaemia of Lung, Malaria, deafness, 8 months, certified.
His death was registered on 8 July 1960, by Mary Andrews, wife, of 36 Parliament Street
Mary Andrews died on 25 January 1969, aged 81, at 36 Parliament Street, Dublin
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Eddie Andrews
has provided the following
Born in Notting Hill in London in 1883, he was a veteran of the Boer War and First World War.
He arrived in Ireland with his original regiment, the 2nd Wiltshires, in 1908 and settled in Dublin after his discharge in 1911.
He was captured at the Battle of Kosturino in Serbia, on 20th November 1915 and remained a POW for the rest of the war.
His headstone has some errors on it; his middle name is mispelled, it should read Frederick, he died on 5th July not the 3rd and served in the 5th Battalion of the Connaught Rangers not the 2nd.
He served in The Connaught Rangers during World War 1.
Marriage.
George Andrews, a bachelor, a Labourer, from 60 New Street, son of William Andrews, a Baker, married Mary Rock, a spinster, from 60 New Street, daughter of James Rock, a Porter, on 25 April 1914, at St. Nicholas of Myra Church, Francis Street, Dublin
Death.
George Fredk. Andrews, aged 76, married, a Dealer, died on 5 July 1960, at 36 Parliament Street, Dublin.
The cause of death was Carcinoma of the Prostate, Bronchitis, Ischaemia of Lung, Malaria, deafness, 8 months, certified.
His death was registered on 8 July 1960, by Mary Andrews, wife, of 36 Parliament Street
Mary Andrews died on 25 January 1969, aged 81, at 36 Parliament Street, Dublin
Find A Grave Contributor
Eddie Andrews
has provided the following
Born in Notting Hill in London in 1883, he was a veteran of the Boer War and First World War.
He arrived in Ireland with his original regiment, the 2nd Wiltshires, in 1908 and settled in Dublin after his discharge in 1911.
He was captured at the Battle of Kosturino in Serbia, on 20th November 1915 and remained a POW for the rest of the war.
His headstone has some errors on it; his middle name is mispelled, it should read Frederick, he died on 5th July not the 3rd and served in the 5th Battalion of the Connaught Rangers not the 2nd.
86273 Sergeant George Fredrick Andrews
He served in The Connaught Rangers during World War 1.
Marriage.
George Andrews, a bachelor, a Labourer, from 60 New Street, son of William Andrews, a Baker, married Mary Rock, a spinster, from 60 New Street, daughter of James Rock, a Porter, on 25 April 1914, at St. Nicholas of Myra Church, Francis Street, Dublin
Death.
George Fredk. Andrews, aged 76, married, a Dealer, died on 5 July 1960, at 36 Parliament Street, Dublin.
The cause of death was Carcinoma of the Prostate, Bronchitis, Ischaemia of Lung, Malaria, deafness, 8 months, certified.
His death was registered on 8 July 1960, by Mary Andrews, wife, of 36 Parliament Street
Mary Andrews died on 25 January 1969, aged 81, at 36 Parliament Street, Dublin
Find A Grave Contributor
Eddie Andrews
has provided the following
Born in Notting Hill in London in 1883, he was a veteran of the Boer War and First World War.
He arrived in Ireland with his original regiment, the 2nd Wiltshires, in 1908 and settled in Dublin after his discharge in 1911.
He was captured at the Battle of Kosturino in Serbia, on 20th November 1915 and remained a POW for the rest of the war.
His headstone has some errors on it; his middle name is mispelled, it should read Frederick, he died on 5th July not the 3rd and served in the 5th Battalion of the Connaught Rangers not the 2nd.
He served in The Connaught Rangers during World War 1.
Marriage.
George Andrews, a bachelor, a Labourer, from 60 New Street, son of William Andrews, a Baker, married Mary Rock, a spinster, from 60 New Street, daughter of James Rock, a Porter, on 25 April 1914, at St. Nicholas of Myra Church, Francis Street, Dublin
Death.
George Fredk. Andrews, aged 76, married, a Dealer, died on 5 July 1960, at 36 Parliament Street, Dublin.
The cause of death was Carcinoma of the Prostate, Bronchitis, Ischaemia of Lung, Malaria, deafness, 8 months, certified.
His death was registered on 8 July 1960, by Mary Andrews, wife, of 36 Parliament Street
Mary Andrews died on 25 January 1969, aged 81, at 36 Parliament Street, Dublin
Find A Grave Contributor
Eddie Andrews
has provided the following
Born in Notting Hill in London in 1883, he was a veteran of the Boer War and First World War.
He arrived in Ireland with his original regiment, the 2nd Wiltshires, in 1908 and settled in Dublin after his discharge in 1911.
He was captured at the Battle of Kosturino in Serbia, on 20th November 1915 and remained a POW for the rest of the war.
His headstone has some errors on it; his middle name is mispelled, it should read Frederick, he died on 5th July not the 3rd and served in the 5th Battalion of the Connaught Rangers not the 2nd.
Inscription
IHS
IN
Loving Memory
Of
GEORGE FREDRICK ANDREWS
died 3rd July 1960
Connaught Rangers 2nd Battalion
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