1958 Corporal Michael Kelly.
The Royal Irish Regiment.
6th Battalion.
Aged 35.
Husband of Bridget Kelly, of Usher's Island, Dublin.
Birth.
Michael Joseph Kelly, son of Michael Kelly and Anne Kelly, formerly O'Brien, was born on 19 November 1882 at the Infantry Barracks, Clonmel.
His father, a Sergeant, registered the birth on 8 December 1882.
other sources indicate that he joined the British Army in September 1899, serving until 1903.
The Royal Irish Regiment served in the Boer War in South Africa. It is assumed that Michael Kelly was part of the Regiment there.
It is not known when he was demobilised.
Marriage.
Michael Joseph Kelly, aged 24, a bachelor, a Shopkeeper, from Paul Street, Wexford, son of Michael Kelly, a Club Steward, married Bridget O'Gorman, aged 26, a spinster, a Shop Assistant, from 28 South Main Street, Wexford, daughter of Michael O'Gorman, a Farmer, on 24 February 1908, at Wexford Church.
The witnesses were,
Michael Gorman,
Katie Laffan.
The family were recorded in the 1911 census (taken on the night of 2 April 1911) at Marlborough Street, Dublin
present were
Michael Kelly, aged 28, a Head Porter, married, born in Co. Tipperary,
Bridget, his wife, aged 30, married, born in Co, Wexford.
They had been married 3 years and had 1 child,
Annie Jane, daughter, aged 1 year 9 months, born in Co. Wexford (b. 30 June 1909, Paul Quay, Wexford)
father of
Michael Joseph Patrick Kelly, b. 10 Mar. 1912, 12 Usher's Island.
Henry James Kelly, b. 22 Oct. 1916, 12 Usher's Island.
Bridget Mary Kelly, b. 27 June 1918, 12 Usher's Island (posthumous).
The records of Arthur Guinness Son & Co. contains the following information.
[some of the details recorded here are incorrect]
Michael J. Kelly
date of birth: 22/11/1882.
date of death: 16/03/1918.
employee ID: 12586.
date joined: 2/10/1911.
age joined: 28.
department: Cooperage.
occupation: Labourer.
spouse name: Bridget Kelly.
Death.
Michael Kelly, aged 35, married, a Labourer, died on 17 March 1918, at 12 Usher's Island, Dublin.
The cause of death was Pneumonia, 6 days, certified.
The informant of his death was Bridget Kelly, wife, present at death, of 12 Usher's Island, who registered it on 18 March 1918.
His name is recorded on the Guinness War Memorial Roll of Honour amongst those from the company who served in the War.
under the listing for the Cooperage Department
Kelly, Michael
Corpl. R. I. Regt
Those employees who were considered as War Casualties had their names inscribed in red.
There was no distinction made on the list between those who were "killed in action" or those who "died of wounds".
Those employees who were considered as Survivors had their names inscribed in black.
Michael Kelly's name is inscribed in black.
It would appear that Arthur Guinness & Son did not consider him a War Casualty, but his service is recognised by The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, who have provided the standard headstone.
The Royal Irish Regiment.
6th Battalion.
Aged 35.
Husband of Bridget Kelly, of Usher's Island, Dublin.
Birth.
Michael Joseph Kelly, son of Michael Kelly and Anne Kelly, formerly O'Brien, was born on 19 November 1882 at the Infantry Barracks, Clonmel.
His father, a Sergeant, registered the birth on 8 December 1882.
other sources indicate that he joined the British Army in September 1899, serving until 1903.
The Royal Irish Regiment served in the Boer War in South Africa. It is assumed that Michael Kelly was part of the Regiment there.
It is not known when he was demobilised.
Marriage.
Michael Joseph Kelly, aged 24, a bachelor, a Shopkeeper, from Paul Street, Wexford, son of Michael Kelly, a Club Steward, married Bridget O'Gorman, aged 26, a spinster, a Shop Assistant, from 28 South Main Street, Wexford, daughter of Michael O'Gorman, a Farmer, on 24 February 1908, at Wexford Church.
The witnesses were,
Michael Gorman,
Katie Laffan.
The family were recorded in the 1911 census (taken on the night of 2 April 1911) at Marlborough Street, Dublin
present were
Michael Kelly, aged 28, a Head Porter, married, born in Co. Tipperary,
Bridget, his wife, aged 30, married, born in Co, Wexford.
They had been married 3 years and had 1 child,
Annie Jane, daughter, aged 1 year 9 months, born in Co. Wexford (b. 30 June 1909, Paul Quay, Wexford)
father of
Michael Joseph Patrick Kelly, b. 10 Mar. 1912, 12 Usher's Island.
Henry James Kelly, b. 22 Oct. 1916, 12 Usher's Island.
Bridget Mary Kelly, b. 27 June 1918, 12 Usher's Island (posthumous).
The records of Arthur Guinness Son & Co. contains the following information.
[some of the details recorded here are incorrect]
Michael J. Kelly
date of birth: 22/11/1882.
date of death: 16/03/1918.
employee ID: 12586.
date joined: 2/10/1911.
age joined: 28.
department: Cooperage.
occupation: Labourer.
spouse name: Bridget Kelly.
Death.
Michael Kelly, aged 35, married, a Labourer, died on 17 March 1918, at 12 Usher's Island, Dublin.
The cause of death was Pneumonia, 6 days, certified.
The informant of his death was Bridget Kelly, wife, present at death, of 12 Usher's Island, who registered it on 18 March 1918.
His name is recorded on the Guinness War Memorial Roll of Honour amongst those from the company who served in the War.
under the listing for the Cooperage Department
Kelly, Michael
Corpl. R. I. Regt
Those employees who were considered as War Casualties had their names inscribed in red.
There was no distinction made on the list between those who were "killed in action" or those who "died of wounds".
Those employees who were considered as Survivors had their names inscribed in black.
Michael Kelly's name is inscribed in black.
It would appear that Arthur Guinness & Son did not consider him a War Casualty, but his service is recognised by The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, who have provided the standard headstone.
1958 Corporal Michael Kelly.
The Royal Irish Regiment.
6th Battalion.
Aged 35.
Husband of Bridget Kelly, of Usher's Island, Dublin.
Birth.
Michael Joseph Kelly, son of Michael Kelly and Anne Kelly, formerly O'Brien, was born on 19 November 1882 at the Infantry Barracks, Clonmel.
His father, a Sergeant, registered the birth on 8 December 1882.
other sources indicate that he joined the British Army in September 1899, serving until 1903.
The Royal Irish Regiment served in the Boer War in South Africa. It is assumed that Michael Kelly was part of the Regiment there.
It is not known when he was demobilised.
Marriage.
Michael Joseph Kelly, aged 24, a bachelor, a Shopkeeper, from Paul Street, Wexford, son of Michael Kelly, a Club Steward, married Bridget O'Gorman, aged 26, a spinster, a Shop Assistant, from 28 South Main Street, Wexford, daughter of Michael O'Gorman, a Farmer, on 24 February 1908, at Wexford Church.
The witnesses were,
Michael Gorman,
Katie Laffan.
The family were recorded in the 1911 census (taken on the night of 2 April 1911) at Marlborough Street, Dublin
present were
Michael Kelly, aged 28, a Head Porter, married, born in Co. Tipperary,
Bridget, his wife, aged 30, married, born in Co, Wexford.
They had been married 3 years and had 1 child,
Annie Jane, daughter, aged 1 year 9 months, born in Co. Wexford (b. 30 June 1909, Paul Quay, Wexford)
father of
Michael Joseph Patrick Kelly, b. 10 Mar. 1912, 12 Usher's Island.
Henry James Kelly, b. 22 Oct. 1916, 12 Usher's Island.
Bridget Mary Kelly, b. 27 June 1918, 12 Usher's Island (posthumous).
The records of Arthur Guinness Son & Co. contains the following information.
[some of the details recorded here are incorrect]
Michael J. Kelly
date of birth: 22/11/1882.
date of death: 16/03/1918.
employee ID: 12586.
date joined: 2/10/1911.
age joined: 28.
department: Cooperage.
occupation: Labourer.
spouse name: Bridget Kelly.
Death.
Michael Kelly, aged 35, married, a Labourer, died on 17 March 1918, at 12 Usher's Island, Dublin.
The cause of death was Pneumonia, 6 days, certified.
The informant of his death was Bridget Kelly, wife, present at death, of 12 Usher's Island, who registered it on 18 March 1918.
His name is recorded on the Guinness War Memorial Roll of Honour amongst those from the company who served in the War.
under the listing for the Cooperage Department
Kelly, Michael
Corpl. R. I. Regt
Those employees who were considered as War Casualties had their names inscribed in red.
There was no distinction made on the list between those who were "killed in action" or those who "died of wounds".
Those employees who were considered as Survivors had their names inscribed in black.
Michael Kelly's name is inscribed in black.
It would appear that Arthur Guinness & Son did not consider him a War Casualty, but his service is recognised by The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, who have provided the standard headstone.
The Royal Irish Regiment.
6th Battalion.
Aged 35.
Husband of Bridget Kelly, of Usher's Island, Dublin.
Birth.
Michael Joseph Kelly, son of Michael Kelly and Anne Kelly, formerly O'Brien, was born on 19 November 1882 at the Infantry Barracks, Clonmel.
His father, a Sergeant, registered the birth on 8 December 1882.
other sources indicate that he joined the British Army in September 1899, serving until 1903.
The Royal Irish Regiment served in the Boer War in South Africa. It is assumed that Michael Kelly was part of the Regiment there.
It is not known when he was demobilised.
Marriage.
Michael Joseph Kelly, aged 24, a bachelor, a Shopkeeper, from Paul Street, Wexford, son of Michael Kelly, a Club Steward, married Bridget O'Gorman, aged 26, a spinster, a Shop Assistant, from 28 South Main Street, Wexford, daughter of Michael O'Gorman, a Farmer, on 24 February 1908, at Wexford Church.
The witnesses were,
Michael Gorman,
Katie Laffan.
The family were recorded in the 1911 census (taken on the night of 2 April 1911) at Marlborough Street, Dublin
present were
Michael Kelly, aged 28, a Head Porter, married, born in Co. Tipperary,
Bridget, his wife, aged 30, married, born in Co, Wexford.
They had been married 3 years and had 1 child,
Annie Jane, daughter, aged 1 year 9 months, born in Co. Wexford (b. 30 June 1909, Paul Quay, Wexford)
father of
Michael Joseph Patrick Kelly, b. 10 Mar. 1912, 12 Usher's Island.
Henry James Kelly, b. 22 Oct. 1916, 12 Usher's Island.
Bridget Mary Kelly, b. 27 June 1918, 12 Usher's Island (posthumous).
The records of Arthur Guinness Son & Co. contains the following information.
[some of the details recorded here are incorrect]
Michael J. Kelly
date of birth: 22/11/1882.
date of death: 16/03/1918.
employee ID: 12586.
date joined: 2/10/1911.
age joined: 28.
department: Cooperage.
occupation: Labourer.
spouse name: Bridget Kelly.
Death.
Michael Kelly, aged 35, married, a Labourer, died on 17 March 1918, at 12 Usher's Island, Dublin.
The cause of death was Pneumonia, 6 days, certified.
The informant of his death was Bridget Kelly, wife, present at death, of 12 Usher's Island, who registered it on 18 March 1918.
His name is recorded on the Guinness War Memorial Roll of Honour amongst those from the company who served in the War.
under the listing for the Cooperage Department
Kelly, Michael
Corpl. R. I. Regt
Those employees who were considered as War Casualties had their names inscribed in red.
There was no distinction made on the list between those who were "killed in action" or those who "died of wounds".
Those employees who were considered as Survivors had their names inscribed in black.
Michael Kelly's name is inscribed in black.
It would appear that Arthur Guinness & Son did not consider him a War Casualty, but his service is recognised by The Commonwealth War Graves Commission, who have provided the standard headstone.
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