11074 Drummer James Cash.
The Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
2nd Battalion.
Birth
James Francis Cash, son of Denis Cash and Catherine Cash, formerly Brien, was born on 15 July 1895, at 8 Clarence Place, Dublin.
His father was a Coal Labourer.
Baptism.
James Francis Cash, son of Denis and Catherine (née Brien) Cash, of 3, Clarence Street, Dublin, was baptised in St. Andrew's Church, Westland Row, Dublin, in 1895
In the 1901 census, the Cash family were living at 8 Sandwith Street, Dublin.
Present were,
Denis Cash, aged 50, a Coal Labourer, married, born in Co. Wicklow,
Catherine, his wife, aged 40, married, born in Co. Dublin.
John, son, aged 15, Labourer,
Anne, daughter, aged 14, No Occupation,
Gerald, son, aged 12, Scholar,
Esther, daughter, aged 11, Scholar,
Denis, son, aged 7, Scholar,
James, son, aged 6, Scholar,
Catherine, daughter, aged 2,
Christina, daughter, aged 3 months,
all of the children had been born in Dublin city
James Cash does not appear to have been recorded in the 1911 census.
His mother Catherine (50), and her children Gerald (22), Esther (20), Denis (18) and Christina (10), were recorded at Sandwith Place, Dublin. Catherine was recorded as a widow.
The death of a man named Denis Cash was registered in Dublin in Q1. 1904. Said to be aged 50.
Death.
James Joseph Cash, aged 26, a bachelor, a Soldier, died on 7 November 1918, at The Military Hospital, Fermoy, Co. Cork.
The cause of death was Influenza, 4 days, Pneumonia, certified.
His death was registered on 9 November 1918, by a member of the staff of the Hospital
He is buried in a grave plot in which his older brother,
Sapper John Cash
who was also a WW1 casualty, is also buried.
Denis and Catherine, and their two sons James and John, are all buried in this grave, but only James and John are named on the CWGC headstones.
His name is included in
Deansgrange Cemetery War Memorial
The Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
2nd Battalion.
Birth
James Francis Cash, son of Denis Cash and Catherine Cash, formerly Brien, was born on 15 July 1895, at 8 Clarence Place, Dublin.
His father was a Coal Labourer.
Baptism.
James Francis Cash, son of Denis and Catherine (née Brien) Cash, of 3, Clarence Street, Dublin, was baptised in St. Andrew's Church, Westland Row, Dublin, in 1895
In the 1901 census, the Cash family were living at 8 Sandwith Street, Dublin.
Present were,
Denis Cash, aged 50, a Coal Labourer, married, born in Co. Wicklow,
Catherine, his wife, aged 40, married, born in Co. Dublin.
John, son, aged 15, Labourer,
Anne, daughter, aged 14, No Occupation,
Gerald, son, aged 12, Scholar,
Esther, daughter, aged 11, Scholar,
Denis, son, aged 7, Scholar,
James, son, aged 6, Scholar,
Catherine, daughter, aged 2,
Christina, daughter, aged 3 months,
all of the children had been born in Dublin city
James Cash does not appear to have been recorded in the 1911 census.
His mother Catherine (50), and her children Gerald (22), Esther (20), Denis (18) and Christina (10), were recorded at Sandwith Place, Dublin. Catherine was recorded as a widow.
The death of a man named Denis Cash was registered in Dublin in Q1. 1904. Said to be aged 50.
Death.
James Joseph Cash, aged 26, a bachelor, a Soldier, died on 7 November 1918, at The Military Hospital, Fermoy, Co. Cork.
The cause of death was Influenza, 4 days, Pneumonia, certified.
His death was registered on 9 November 1918, by a member of the staff of the Hospital
He is buried in a grave plot in which his older brother,
Sapper John Cash
who was also a WW1 casualty, is also buried.
Denis and Catherine, and their two sons James and John, are all buried in this grave, but only James and John are named on the CWGC headstones.
His name is included in
Deansgrange Cemetery War Memorial
11074 Drummer James Cash.
The Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
2nd Battalion.
Birth
James Francis Cash, son of Denis Cash and Catherine Cash, formerly Brien, was born on 15 July 1895, at 8 Clarence Place, Dublin.
His father was a Coal Labourer.
Baptism.
James Francis Cash, son of Denis and Catherine (née Brien) Cash, of 3, Clarence Street, Dublin, was baptised in St. Andrew's Church, Westland Row, Dublin, in 1895
In the 1901 census, the Cash family were living at 8 Sandwith Street, Dublin.
Present were,
Denis Cash, aged 50, a Coal Labourer, married, born in Co. Wicklow,
Catherine, his wife, aged 40, married, born in Co. Dublin.
John, son, aged 15, Labourer,
Anne, daughter, aged 14, No Occupation,
Gerald, son, aged 12, Scholar,
Esther, daughter, aged 11, Scholar,
Denis, son, aged 7, Scholar,
James, son, aged 6, Scholar,
Catherine, daughter, aged 2,
Christina, daughter, aged 3 months,
all of the children had been born in Dublin city
James Cash does not appear to have been recorded in the 1911 census.
His mother Catherine (50), and her children Gerald (22), Esther (20), Denis (18) and Christina (10), were recorded at Sandwith Place, Dublin. Catherine was recorded as a widow.
The death of a man named Denis Cash was registered in Dublin in Q1. 1904. Said to be aged 50.
Death.
James Joseph Cash, aged 26, a bachelor, a Soldier, died on 7 November 1918, at The Military Hospital, Fermoy, Co. Cork.
The cause of death was Influenza, 4 days, Pneumonia, certified.
His death was registered on 9 November 1918, by a member of the staff of the Hospital
He is buried in a grave plot in which his older brother,
Sapper John Cash
who was also a WW1 casualty, is also buried.
Denis and Catherine, and their two sons James and John, are all buried in this grave, but only James and John are named on the CWGC headstones.
His name is included in
Deansgrange Cemetery War Memorial
The Royal Dublin Fusiliers.
2nd Battalion.
Birth
James Francis Cash, son of Denis Cash and Catherine Cash, formerly Brien, was born on 15 July 1895, at 8 Clarence Place, Dublin.
His father was a Coal Labourer.
Baptism.
James Francis Cash, son of Denis and Catherine (née Brien) Cash, of 3, Clarence Street, Dublin, was baptised in St. Andrew's Church, Westland Row, Dublin, in 1895
In the 1901 census, the Cash family were living at 8 Sandwith Street, Dublin.
Present were,
Denis Cash, aged 50, a Coal Labourer, married, born in Co. Wicklow,
Catherine, his wife, aged 40, married, born in Co. Dublin.
John, son, aged 15, Labourer,
Anne, daughter, aged 14, No Occupation,
Gerald, son, aged 12, Scholar,
Esther, daughter, aged 11, Scholar,
Denis, son, aged 7, Scholar,
James, son, aged 6, Scholar,
Catherine, daughter, aged 2,
Christina, daughter, aged 3 months,
all of the children had been born in Dublin city
James Cash does not appear to have been recorded in the 1911 census.
His mother Catherine (50), and her children Gerald (22), Esther (20), Denis (18) and Christina (10), were recorded at Sandwith Place, Dublin. Catherine was recorded as a widow.
The death of a man named Denis Cash was registered in Dublin in Q1. 1904. Said to be aged 50.
Death.
James Joseph Cash, aged 26, a bachelor, a Soldier, died on 7 November 1918, at The Military Hospital, Fermoy, Co. Cork.
The cause of death was Influenza, 4 days, Pneumonia, certified.
His death was registered on 9 November 1918, by a member of the staff of the Hospital
He is buried in a grave plot in which his older brother,
Sapper John Cash
who was also a WW1 casualty, is also buried.
Denis and Catherine, and their two sons James and John, are all buried in this grave, but only James and John are named on the CWGC headstones.
His name is included in
Deansgrange Cemetery War Memorial
Inscription
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The Royal Dublin Fusiliers
11074 Drummer
J. CASH
Royal Dublin Fusiliers
7th November 1918 age 22
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