Lieutenant Gerard Irvine Crozier.
He is listed in the CWGC website as being buried in Famagusta Military Cemetery, Cyprus.
A British Army Convalescent Camp had been established there since 1915 after the Gallipoli invasion.
In the 1911 census, he is noted as a 24 year old scholar at Trinity College Dublin.
His name is recorded on a plaque in the 1937 Reading Room of Trinity College.
Named on the headstone of the family plot in Mount Jerome
His name is included in the
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
also noted at,
Gerard Irvine Crozier.
Lieutenant Gerard Irvine Crozier.
He is listed in the CWGC website as being buried in Famagusta Military Cemetery, Cyprus.
A British Army Convalescent Camp had been established there since 1915 after the Gallipoli invasion.
In the 1911 census, he is noted as a 24 year old scholar at Trinity College Dublin.
His name is recorded on a plaque in the 1937 Reading Room of Trinity College.
Named on the headstone of the family plot in Mount Jerome
His name is included in the
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
also noted at,
Gerard Irvine Crozier.
Inscription
Sacred to the Memory of
JAMES CROZIER Esq., J.P.,
who died 29th August 1914
aged 76 years
also his son
GERARD I.
Lieut. Leinster Regt.
who died at Cyprus 28th June 1920
aged 34
also his daughter
BEATRICE S. M.
who died 8th January 1922
all of 28 Montpelier Hill
Dublin
also his daughter
IRENE V.
who died 10th December 1922
and his wife
SARAH LOUISA
who died 20th January 1937
and his son
HERBERT CHARLES CROZIER M.C.
Major Royal Dublin Fusiliers
who died 29th January 1961
"with Christ which is far better"
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