The War Memorial in front of the former Royal Hibernian Military School (now St. Mary's Hospital) commemorates the names of 82 former pupils of the school who died in World War 1.
The Monument was unveiled on 5 July 1921.
The names and rank stated are exactly as on the monument.
There are some differences between this list and the name and/or rank recorded on a headstone, or in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists.
At the end of this list, there are further names of pupils, or others, who had a connection to the school.
The hyperlink connects to the actual grave, or to the memorial for those who have no known grave. Those with no known grave have an asterisk * after their name
Front or South Panel
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
and in loving memory of
the old boys of the
Royal Hibernian Military School
who laid down their lives for
King and Country in the Great War of 1914-1918.
Capt. J. E. Coughlan *
Capt. E. A. Hart
Capt. S. P. McDonald
Lieut. W. A. Ellender *
Lieut. C. Nye
Lieut. J. Wardrop
Lieut. G. H. Watts
2nd Lieut. W. G. Bartholomew *
2nd Lieut. J. H. C. Roberts *
2nd Lieut. A. J. Ward
RSM. J. M. Jones *
RQMS. W. Crombie
RQMS. P. McGinn *
CSM. W. L. Crichton
CSM. W. H. West
CSM. P. Williams
East facing panel
CQMS. J. E. Brown
CQMS. J. Hegarty *
Sergt. C. Beatty
Sergt. H. N. Bolton
Sergt. C. Couchman *
Sergt. T. Finnegan *
Sergt. W. F. Greenway *
Sergt. J. Griggor *
Sergt. H. A. Huxford *
Sergt. L. Mortimer
Sergt. G. Mullins
A/Sergt. J. F. R. Stevenson
L/Sergt. J. Lonergan *
L/Sergt. F. Lovell
Cpl. H. S. Baxter
Cpl. H. J. Leetch
Cpl. A. H. Newble *
Cpl. J. Shackleton *
L/Cpl. F. Belcher
L/Cpl. E. Carroll *
L/Cpl. W. E. B. Cox
L/Cpl. D. F. Devine
L/Cpl. J. Greenway *
North facing panel
L/Cpl. W. Jones *
L/Cpl. L. Kent *
L/Cpl. J. H. King
L/Cpl. J. H. Morris alias for J. H. Simms
L/Cpl. W. O'Leary
L/Cpl. E. F. Stokes
L/Cpl. J. Thompson
L/Cpl. J. Willey
L/Cpl. R. Williams
L/Cpl. J. Wilson
L/Bmdr. A. E. Castle
Gunner. J. P. Cole *
Gunner. O. H. Moorman
Driver. G. Burke
Driver. W. H. Collins
Driver. R. D. Rowland *
Tpr. M. W. Harrington *
Drummer. T. Booth
Drummer. D. J. Clarke *
Rifleman R. J. Dunbar
Rifleman M. Monaghan
Bdsman. H. Shea *
West facing panel
Pte. F. Abbott *
Pte. W. Jones *
Pte. T. W. Collins *
Pte. H. Combie
Pte. W. Corcoran *
Pte. T. W. Cullen *
Pte. H. Dobbins *
Pte. B. W. Gibson *
Pte. C. Cole
Pte. T. J. Kevin *
Pte. J. Kingham
Pte. W. Kingham
Pte. A. H. Lambert
Pte. O. A. M. Magall *
Pte. W. P. Miller *
Pte. J. B. Morrison
Pte. W. C. Neild *
Pte. F. H. Schwer
Pte. H. A. L. Steed *
Pte. F. E. H. Tyrer
Pte. G. V. Windram
Supplementary List.
This group have been based on
FEAR GOD HONOUR THE KING
The Old Boys of the Royal Hibernian Military School
who fell in the Great War
by Andy Benns, Chris Tomlinson & Richard Watt
ISBN: 97813999901963
Guston Gate Publishing. 2021
In addition to those 82 men who are named on the monument, and recorded above, their research has identified a further 118 men who died in World War 1, but for reasons unknown were not included on the War Memorial.
They were,
Serjeant William Robert Montague Baker
Company Serjeant Major Frederick Joseph Banner
Trumpeter Henry Albert Barber *
Private Frank Whatoff Barsby
Drummer Alexander Bishop *
Private Henry Victor Bosonnet *
Rifleman Edwin Boyall
Company Serjeant Major George William Bradish *
Lance Corporal William Henry Brandon *
Captain George Alexander Brown
Company Serjeant Major John Michael Burrows
Trumpeter Edgar Sydney Clancy *
Acting Bombardier Joseph Clement Clarke
Private William John Clarke *
Corporal Reginald Percy Collins
Drummer John William Grattan Condley
Driver Charles Edward Corbett
and his brother
Private Samuel Martin Corbett
Private Hugh Dennott Crymble *
Lance Corporal Robert Edward Dawson *
Lance Corporal Joseph Matthew Decourcy
Private Christopher Ambrose Devine *
Corporal William Edward Donohoe *
Private Michael Donovan
Private John Dooley *
Serjeant Thomas Richard Dowd
Private William Henry Dowkes *
Private Frederick George Dowse *
Lance Corporal Christopher Duggan
Private David James White Duncan *
Chaplain Reverend Pierce John Egan
Serjeant Patrick Christopher Farrell *
Corporal Bernard Patrick Francis Fitzgerald D.C.M.
Private John James Fitzgerald *
Private Victor Hall Fitzgibbon *
Private Cyril Albert John Foote
Captain Alfred Albert Fry M.B.E.
Lance Corporal Percy Robert Gallagher *
Corporal William Frank Glaysher M.M.
Private Charles Dennis Gorman
Boy Joseph Edward Grayson
Private John Henry Green *
Lieutenant Matthew Halligan
Serjeant Henry Patrick Handley
Private William Patrick Hatton
Rifleman Charles Henry Hayward *
Lance Corporal Harry Hearne *
Lance Corporal Patrick Andrew Hennessy *
Serjeant Edwin Hewitt *
Lance Bombardier Leonard Beauchamp Hibben
Petty Officer Telegraphist Daniel Jeremiah Hogan *
Musician Stanley Lake Holland
Corporal Alfred Henry Hope *
Bandsman Samuel Christopher Horsburgh *
Serjeant Thomas Humm *
Serjeant Albert Hynes
Private Henry Alexander Johnston *
Lance Corporal Edward Musgrave Johnstone
Mess Room Steward Cyril Percy William Jones *
Drummer Ellis John Keefe *
and his brother
Drummer William George Keefe *
Driver Frederick James Kehoe *
Corporal John Sheeran Kirkby *
Serjeant Richard William Lawlor
Captain Alfred Levingston
Rifleman John Joseph Christopher McGibney
Lance Corporal Henry George McNally
Private Thomas Patrick McNamara *
Private Bernard Mace *
Private Christopher Charles Martin *
Serjeant Richard Henry Martin *
Rifleman Percy Philip Michel
Sergeant Alfred P. Miller
Company Quartermaster Serjeant Robert Grattan Miller *
and his brother
Company Serjeant Major Samuel Arthur Miller
Boy Michael Moylan *
Rifleman Sion Mullins *
Captain Robert Patrick Neville
Lance Corporal John Leonard O'Donnell
and his brother
Private William James O'Donnell *
Private William Theodore O'Shea
Lieutenant Frederick John Olphert
Private Alfred Henry Orchard *
and his brother
Stoker Thomas Orchard *
Serjeant Charles Robert Park
Driver George Albert Pickles
Private Alfred Evan Price *
Private Robert Price *
Regimental Quartermaster Serjeant Charles Pridgeon
and his brother
Serjeant Henry William Pridgeon
Private William John Rennie
Serjeant Albert Edward Richmond *
Gunner John Thomas Riggs *
Serjeant Patrick Henry Riordan
Sapper Percy Arthur Thomas Roberts
Rifleman James Ross *
and his brother
Schoolmaster Robert Workman Ross
Private Charles Carlyon Ryle
Lance Corporal Charles Sanson
Serjeant Victor L. Seymour
Serjeant Alfred Joseph Sheehan
Rifleman George William Somerset *
Schoolmaster Harold Spencer *
J.J. Fox.
4th Hussars
possibly an error, meant to be
Second Lieutenant James Joseph Fox
Buried within the cemetery at the rear of the School is
Lance-Corporal Bernard L. Martin
from Chapelizod, who died in March 1919
At the time of his birth in 1885, his father Christopher Martin was a Gardener at the School.
Perhaps the most famous "old boy" was
Frederick Jeremiah Edwards
who won a Victoria Cross in WW1.
other "Old Boys" included.
Capt. Robert Henry Bloomer
Herbert Carroll
Sergeant Frederick John Gilligan
Warrant Officer Maxwell Rupert Johnstone
Andrew Michael Malone
William Benjamin Peat
School Chaplain
Rev. Amyrald D. Purefoy
Surgeon
James Goodall Elkington
For further details on the school, and to see the following well researched website on the Royal Hibernian Military School, copy the following into an address bar
http://achart.ca/hibernian.htm
The Monument was unveiled on 5 July 1921.
The names and rank stated are exactly as on the monument.
There are some differences between this list and the name and/or rank recorded on a headstone, or in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists.
At the end of this list, there are further names of pupils, or others, who had a connection to the school.
The hyperlink connects to the actual grave, or to the memorial for those who have no known grave. Those with no known grave have an asterisk * after their name
Front or South Panel
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
and in loving memory of
the old boys of the
Royal Hibernian Military School
who laid down their lives for
King and Country in the Great War of 1914-1918.
Capt. J. E. Coughlan *
Capt. E. A. Hart
Capt. S. P. McDonald
Lieut. W. A. Ellender *
Lieut. C. Nye
Lieut. J. Wardrop
Lieut. G. H. Watts
2nd Lieut. W. G. Bartholomew *
2nd Lieut. J. H. C. Roberts *
2nd Lieut. A. J. Ward
RSM. J. M. Jones *
RQMS. W. Crombie
RQMS. P. McGinn *
CSM. W. L. Crichton
CSM. W. H. West
CSM. P. Williams
East facing panel
CQMS. J. E. Brown
CQMS. J. Hegarty *
Sergt. C. Beatty
Sergt. H. N. Bolton
Sergt. C. Couchman *
Sergt. T. Finnegan *
Sergt. W. F. Greenway *
Sergt. J. Griggor *
Sergt. H. A. Huxford *
Sergt. L. Mortimer
Sergt. G. Mullins
A/Sergt. J. F. R. Stevenson
L/Sergt. J. Lonergan *
L/Sergt. F. Lovell
Cpl. H. S. Baxter
Cpl. H. J. Leetch
Cpl. A. H. Newble *
Cpl. J. Shackleton *
L/Cpl. F. Belcher
L/Cpl. E. Carroll *
L/Cpl. W. E. B. Cox
L/Cpl. D. F. Devine
L/Cpl. J. Greenway *
North facing panel
L/Cpl. W. Jones *
L/Cpl. L. Kent *
L/Cpl. J. H. King
L/Cpl. J. H. Morris alias for J. H. Simms
L/Cpl. W. O'Leary
L/Cpl. E. F. Stokes
L/Cpl. J. Thompson
L/Cpl. J. Willey
L/Cpl. R. Williams
L/Cpl. J. Wilson
L/Bmdr. A. E. Castle
Gunner. J. P. Cole *
Gunner. O. H. Moorman
Driver. G. Burke
Driver. W. H. Collins
Driver. R. D. Rowland *
Tpr. M. W. Harrington *
Drummer. T. Booth
Drummer. D. J. Clarke *
Rifleman R. J. Dunbar
Rifleman M. Monaghan
Bdsman. H. Shea *
West facing panel
Pte. F. Abbott *
Pte. W. Jones *
Pte. T. W. Collins *
Pte. H. Combie
Pte. W. Corcoran *
Pte. T. W. Cullen *
Pte. H. Dobbins *
Pte. B. W. Gibson *
Pte. C. Cole
Pte. T. J. Kevin *
Pte. J. Kingham
Pte. W. Kingham
Pte. A. H. Lambert
Pte. O. A. M. Magall *
Pte. W. P. Miller *
Pte. J. B. Morrison
Pte. W. C. Neild *
Pte. F. H. Schwer
Pte. H. A. L. Steed *
Pte. F. E. H. Tyrer
Pte. G. V. Windram
Supplementary List.
This group have been based on
FEAR GOD HONOUR THE KING
The Old Boys of the Royal Hibernian Military School
who fell in the Great War
by Andy Benns, Chris Tomlinson & Richard Watt
ISBN: 97813999901963
Guston Gate Publishing. 2021
In addition to those 82 men who are named on the monument, and recorded above, their research has identified a further 118 men who died in World War 1, but for reasons unknown were not included on the War Memorial.
They were,
Serjeant William Robert Montague Baker
Company Serjeant Major Frederick Joseph Banner
Trumpeter Henry Albert Barber *
Private Frank Whatoff Barsby
Drummer Alexander Bishop *
Private Henry Victor Bosonnet *
Rifleman Edwin Boyall
Company Serjeant Major George William Bradish *
Lance Corporal William Henry Brandon *
Captain George Alexander Brown
Company Serjeant Major John Michael Burrows
Trumpeter Edgar Sydney Clancy *
Acting Bombardier Joseph Clement Clarke
Private William John Clarke *
Corporal Reginald Percy Collins
Drummer John William Grattan Condley
Driver Charles Edward Corbett
and his brother
Private Samuel Martin Corbett
Private Hugh Dennott Crymble *
Lance Corporal Robert Edward Dawson *
Lance Corporal Joseph Matthew Decourcy
Private Christopher Ambrose Devine *
Corporal William Edward Donohoe *
Private Michael Donovan
Private John Dooley *
Serjeant Thomas Richard Dowd
Private William Henry Dowkes *
Private Frederick George Dowse *
Lance Corporal Christopher Duggan
Private David James White Duncan *
Chaplain Reverend Pierce John Egan
Serjeant Patrick Christopher Farrell *
Corporal Bernard Patrick Francis Fitzgerald D.C.M.
Private John James Fitzgerald *
Private Victor Hall Fitzgibbon *
Private Cyril Albert John Foote
Captain Alfred Albert Fry M.B.E.
Lance Corporal Percy Robert Gallagher *
Corporal William Frank Glaysher M.M.
Private Charles Dennis Gorman
Boy Joseph Edward Grayson
Private John Henry Green *
Lieutenant Matthew Halligan
Serjeant Henry Patrick Handley
Private William Patrick Hatton
Rifleman Charles Henry Hayward *
Lance Corporal Harry Hearne *
Lance Corporal Patrick Andrew Hennessy *
Serjeant Edwin Hewitt *
Lance Bombardier Leonard Beauchamp Hibben
Petty Officer Telegraphist Daniel Jeremiah Hogan *
Musician Stanley Lake Holland
Corporal Alfred Henry Hope *
Bandsman Samuel Christopher Horsburgh *
Serjeant Thomas Humm *
Serjeant Albert Hynes
Private Henry Alexander Johnston *
Lance Corporal Edward Musgrave Johnstone
Mess Room Steward Cyril Percy William Jones *
Drummer Ellis John Keefe *
and his brother
Drummer William George Keefe *
Driver Frederick James Kehoe *
Corporal John Sheeran Kirkby *
Serjeant Richard William Lawlor
Captain Alfred Levingston
Rifleman John Joseph Christopher McGibney
Lance Corporal Henry George McNally
Private Thomas Patrick McNamara *
Private Bernard Mace *
Private Christopher Charles Martin *
Serjeant Richard Henry Martin *
Rifleman Percy Philip Michel
Sergeant Alfred P. Miller
Company Quartermaster Serjeant Robert Grattan Miller *
and his brother
Company Serjeant Major Samuel Arthur Miller
Boy Michael Moylan *
Rifleman Sion Mullins *
Captain Robert Patrick Neville
Lance Corporal John Leonard O'Donnell
and his brother
Private William James O'Donnell *
Private William Theodore O'Shea
Lieutenant Frederick John Olphert
Private Alfred Henry Orchard *
and his brother
Stoker Thomas Orchard *
Serjeant Charles Robert Park
Driver George Albert Pickles
Private Alfred Evan Price *
Private Robert Price *
Regimental Quartermaster Serjeant Charles Pridgeon
and his brother
Serjeant Henry William Pridgeon
Private William John Rennie
Serjeant Albert Edward Richmond *
Gunner John Thomas Riggs *
Serjeant Patrick Henry Riordan
Sapper Percy Arthur Thomas Roberts
Rifleman James Ross *
and his brother
Schoolmaster Robert Workman Ross
Private Charles Carlyon Ryle
Lance Corporal Charles Sanson
Serjeant Victor L. Seymour
Serjeant Alfred Joseph Sheehan
Rifleman George William Somerset *
Schoolmaster Harold Spencer *
J.J. Fox.
4th Hussars
possibly an error, meant to be
Second Lieutenant James Joseph Fox
Buried within the cemetery at the rear of the School is
Lance-Corporal Bernard L. Martin
from Chapelizod, who died in March 1919
At the time of his birth in 1885, his father Christopher Martin was a Gardener at the School.
Perhaps the most famous "old boy" was
Frederick Jeremiah Edwards
who won a Victoria Cross in WW1.
other "Old Boys" included.
Capt. Robert Henry Bloomer
Herbert Carroll
Sergeant Frederick John Gilligan
Warrant Officer Maxwell Rupert Johnstone
Andrew Michael Malone
William Benjamin Peat
School Chaplain
Rev. Amyrald D. Purefoy
Surgeon
James Goodall Elkington
For further details on the school, and to see the following well researched website on the Royal Hibernian Military School, copy the following into an address bar
http://achart.ca/hibernian.htm
The War Memorial in front of the former Royal Hibernian Military School (now St. Mary's Hospital) commemorates the names of 82 former pupils of the school who died in World War 1.
The Monument was unveiled on 5 July 1921.
The names and rank stated are exactly as on the monument.
There are some differences between this list and the name and/or rank recorded on a headstone, or in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists.
At the end of this list, there are further names of pupils, or others, who had a connection to the school.
The hyperlink connects to the actual grave, or to the memorial for those who have no known grave. Those with no known grave have an asterisk * after their name
Front or South Panel
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
and in loving memory of
the old boys of the
Royal Hibernian Military School
who laid down their lives for
King and Country in the Great War of 1914-1918.
Capt. J. E. Coughlan *
Capt. E. A. Hart
Capt. S. P. McDonald
Lieut. W. A. Ellender *
Lieut. C. Nye
Lieut. J. Wardrop
Lieut. G. H. Watts
2nd Lieut. W. G. Bartholomew *
2nd Lieut. J. H. C. Roberts *
2nd Lieut. A. J. Ward
RSM. J. M. Jones *
RQMS. W. Crombie
RQMS. P. McGinn *
CSM. W. L. Crichton
CSM. W. H. West
CSM. P. Williams
East facing panel
CQMS. J. E. Brown
CQMS. J. Hegarty *
Sergt. C. Beatty
Sergt. H. N. Bolton
Sergt. C. Couchman *
Sergt. T. Finnegan *
Sergt. W. F. Greenway *
Sergt. J. Griggor *
Sergt. H. A. Huxford *
Sergt. L. Mortimer
Sergt. G. Mullins
A/Sergt. J. F. R. Stevenson
L/Sergt. J. Lonergan *
L/Sergt. F. Lovell
Cpl. H. S. Baxter
Cpl. H. J. Leetch
Cpl. A. H. Newble *
Cpl. J. Shackleton *
L/Cpl. F. Belcher
L/Cpl. E. Carroll *
L/Cpl. W. E. B. Cox
L/Cpl. D. F. Devine
L/Cpl. J. Greenway *
North facing panel
L/Cpl. W. Jones *
L/Cpl. L. Kent *
L/Cpl. J. H. King
L/Cpl. J. H. Morris alias for J. H. Simms
L/Cpl. W. O'Leary
L/Cpl. E. F. Stokes
L/Cpl. J. Thompson
L/Cpl. J. Willey
L/Cpl. R. Williams
L/Cpl. J. Wilson
L/Bmdr. A. E. Castle
Gunner. J. P. Cole *
Gunner. O. H. Moorman
Driver. G. Burke
Driver. W. H. Collins
Driver. R. D. Rowland *
Tpr. M. W. Harrington *
Drummer. T. Booth
Drummer. D. J. Clarke *
Rifleman R. J. Dunbar
Rifleman M. Monaghan
Bdsman. H. Shea *
West facing panel
Pte. F. Abbott *
Pte. W. Jones *
Pte. T. W. Collins *
Pte. H. Combie
Pte. W. Corcoran *
Pte. T. W. Cullen *
Pte. H. Dobbins *
Pte. B. W. Gibson *
Pte. C. Cole
Pte. T. J. Kevin *
Pte. J. Kingham
Pte. W. Kingham
Pte. A. H. Lambert
Pte. O. A. M. Magall *
Pte. W. P. Miller *
Pte. J. B. Morrison
Pte. W. C. Neild *
Pte. F. H. Schwer
Pte. H. A. L. Steed *
Pte. F. E. H. Tyrer
Pte. G. V. Windram
Supplementary List.
This group have been based on
FEAR GOD HONOUR THE KING
The Old Boys of the Royal Hibernian Military School
who fell in the Great War
by Andy Benns, Chris Tomlinson & Richard Watt
ISBN: 97813999901963
Guston Gate Publishing. 2021
In addition to those 82 men who are named on the monument, and recorded above, their research has identified a further 118 men who died in World War 1, but for reasons unknown were not included on the War Memorial.
They were,
Serjeant William Robert Montague Baker
Company Serjeant Major Frederick Joseph Banner
Trumpeter Henry Albert Barber *
Private Frank Whatoff Barsby
Drummer Alexander Bishop *
Private Henry Victor Bosonnet *
Rifleman Edwin Boyall
Company Serjeant Major George William Bradish *
Lance Corporal William Henry Brandon *
Captain George Alexander Brown
Company Serjeant Major John Michael Burrows
Trumpeter Edgar Sydney Clancy *
Acting Bombardier Joseph Clement Clarke
Private William John Clarke *
Corporal Reginald Percy Collins
Drummer John William Grattan Condley
Driver Charles Edward Corbett
and his brother
Private Samuel Martin Corbett
Private Hugh Dennott Crymble *
Lance Corporal Robert Edward Dawson *
Lance Corporal Joseph Matthew Decourcy
Private Christopher Ambrose Devine *
Corporal William Edward Donohoe *
Private Michael Donovan
Private John Dooley *
Serjeant Thomas Richard Dowd
Private William Henry Dowkes *
Private Frederick George Dowse *
Lance Corporal Christopher Duggan
Private David James White Duncan *
Chaplain Reverend Pierce John Egan
Serjeant Patrick Christopher Farrell *
Corporal Bernard Patrick Francis Fitzgerald D.C.M.
Private John James Fitzgerald *
Private Victor Hall Fitzgibbon *
Private Cyril Albert John Foote
Captain Alfred Albert Fry M.B.E.
Lance Corporal Percy Robert Gallagher *
Corporal William Frank Glaysher M.M.
Private Charles Dennis Gorman
Boy Joseph Edward Grayson
Private John Henry Green *
Lieutenant Matthew Halligan
Serjeant Henry Patrick Handley
Private William Patrick Hatton
Rifleman Charles Henry Hayward *
Lance Corporal Harry Hearne *
Lance Corporal Patrick Andrew Hennessy *
Serjeant Edwin Hewitt *
Lance Bombardier Leonard Beauchamp Hibben
Petty Officer Telegraphist Daniel Jeremiah Hogan *
Musician Stanley Lake Holland
Corporal Alfred Henry Hope *
Bandsman Samuel Christopher Horsburgh *
Serjeant Thomas Humm *
Serjeant Albert Hynes
Private Henry Alexander Johnston *
Lance Corporal Edward Musgrave Johnstone
Mess Room Steward Cyril Percy William Jones *
Drummer Ellis John Keefe *
and his brother
Drummer William George Keefe *
Driver Frederick James Kehoe *
Corporal John Sheeran Kirkby *
Serjeant Richard William Lawlor
Captain Alfred Levingston
Rifleman John Joseph Christopher McGibney
Lance Corporal Henry George McNally
Private Thomas Patrick McNamara *
Private Bernard Mace *
Private Christopher Charles Martin *
Serjeant Richard Henry Martin *
Rifleman Percy Philip Michel
Sergeant Alfred P. Miller
Company Quartermaster Serjeant Robert Grattan Miller *
and his brother
Company Serjeant Major Samuel Arthur Miller
Boy Michael Moylan *
Rifleman Sion Mullins *
Captain Robert Patrick Neville
Lance Corporal John Leonard O'Donnell
and his brother
Private William James O'Donnell *
Private William Theodore O'Shea
Lieutenant Frederick John Olphert
Private Alfred Henry Orchard *
and his brother
Stoker Thomas Orchard *
Serjeant Charles Robert Park
Driver George Albert Pickles
Private Alfred Evan Price *
Private Robert Price *
Regimental Quartermaster Serjeant Charles Pridgeon
and his brother
Serjeant Henry William Pridgeon
Private William John Rennie
Serjeant Albert Edward Richmond *
Gunner John Thomas Riggs *
Serjeant Patrick Henry Riordan
Sapper Percy Arthur Thomas Roberts
Rifleman James Ross *
and his brother
Schoolmaster Robert Workman Ross
Private Charles Carlyon Ryle
Lance Corporal Charles Sanson
Serjeant Victor L. Seymour
Serjeant Alfred Joseph Sheehan
Rifleman George William Somerset *
Schoolmaster Harold Spencer *
J.J. Fox.
4th Hussars
possibly an error, meant to be
Second Lieutenant James Joseph Fox
Buried within the cemetery at the rear of the School is
Lance-Corporal Bernard L. Martin
from Chapelizod, who died in March 1919
At the time of his birth in 1885, his father Christopher Martin was a Gardener at the School.
Perhaps the most famous "old boy" was
Frederick Jeremiah Edwards
who won a Victoria Cross in WW1.
other "Old Boys" included.
Capt. Robert Henry Bloomer
Herbert Carroll
Sergeant Frederick John Gilligan
Warrant Officer Maxwell Rupert Johnstone
Andrew Michael Malone
William Benjamin Peat
School Chaplain
Rev. Amyrald D. Purefoy
Surgeon
James Goodall Elkington
For further details on the school, and to see the following well researched website on the Royal Hibernian Military School, copy the following into an address bar
http://achart.ca/hibernian.htm
The Monument was unveiled on 5 July 1921.
The names and rank stated are exactly as on the monument.
There are some differences between this list and the name and/or rank recorded on a headstone, or in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists.
At the end of this list, there are further names of pupils, or others, who had a connection to the school.
The hyperlink connects to the actual grave, or to the memorial for those who have no known grave. Those with no known grave have an asterisk * after their name
Front or South Panel
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
and in loving memory of
the old boys of the
Royal Hibernian Military School
who laid down their lives for
King and Country in the Great War of 1914-1918.
Capt. J. E. Coughlan *
Capt. E. A. Hart
Capt. S. P. McDonald
Lieut. W. A. Ellender *
Lieut. C. Nye
Lieut. J. Wardrop
Lieut. G. H. Watts
2nd Lieut. W. G. Bartholomew *
2nd Lieut. J. H. C. Roberts *
2nd Lieut. A. J. Ward
RSM. J. M. Jones *
RQMS. W. Crombie
RQMS. P. McGinn *
CSM. W. L. Crichton
CSM. W. H. West
CSM. P. Williams
East facing panel
CQMS. J. E. Brown
CQMS. J. Hegarty *
Sergt. C. Beatty
Sergt. H. N. Bolton
Sergt. C. Couchman *
Sergt. T. Finnegan *
Sergt. W. F. Greenway *
Sergt. J. Griggor *
Sergt. H. A. Huxford *
Sergt. L. Mortimer
Sergt. G. Mullins
A/Sergt. J. F. R. Stevenson
L/Sergt. J. Lonergan *
L/Sergt. F. Lovell
Cpl. H. S. Baxter
Cpl. H. J. Leetch
Cpl. A. H. Newble *
Cpl. J. Shackleton *
L/Cpl. F. Belcher
L/Cpl. E. Carroll *
L/Cpl. W. E. B. Cox
L/Cpl. D. F. Devine
L/Cpl. J. Greenway *
North facing panel
L/Cpl. W. Jones *
L/Cpl. L. Kent *
L/Cpl. J. H. King
L/Cpl. J. H. Morris alias for J. H. Simms
L/Cpl. W. O'Leary
L/Cpl. E. F. Stokes
L/Cpl. J. Thompson
L/Cpl. J. Willey
L/Cpl. R. Williams
L/Cpl. J. Wilson
L/Bmdr. A. E. Castle
Gunner. J. P. Cole *
Gunner. O. H. Moorman
Driver. G. Burke
Driver. W. H. Collins
Driver. R. D. Rowland *
Tpr. M. W. Harrington *
Drummer. T. Booth
Drummer. D. J. Clarke *
Rifleman R. J. Dunbar
Rifleman M. Monaghan
Bdsman. H. Shea *
West facing panel
Pte. F. Abbott *
Pte. W. Jones *
Pte. T. W. Collins *
Pte. H. Combie
Pte. W. Corcoran *
Pte. T. W. Cullen *
Pte. H. Dobbins *
Pte. B. W. Gibson *
Pte. C. Cole
Pte. T. J. Kevin *
Pte. J. Kingham
Pte. W. Kingham
Pte. A. H. Lambert
Pte. O. A. M. Magall *
Pte. W. P. Miller *
Pte. J. B. Morrison
Pte. W. C. Neild *
Pte. F. H. Schwer
Pte. H. A. L. Steed *
Pte. F. E. H. Tyrer
Pte. G. V. Windram
Supplementary List.
This group have been based on
FEAR GOD HONOUR THE KING
The Old Boys of the Royal Hibernian Military School
who fell in the Great War
by Andy Benns, Chris Tomlinson & Richard Watt
ISBN: 97813999901963
Guston Gate Publishing. 2021
In addition to those 82 men who are named on the monument, and recorded above, their research has identified a further 118 men who died in World War 1, but for reasons unknown were not included on the War Memorial.
They were,
Serjeant William Robert Montague Baker
Company Serjeant Major Frederick Joseph Banner
Trumpeter Henry Albert Barber *
Private Frank Whatoff Barsby
Drummer Alexander Bishop *
Private Henry Victor Bosonnet *
Rifleman Edwin Boyall
Company Serjeant Major George William Bradish *
Lance Corporal William Henry Brandon *
Captain George Alexander Brown
Company Serjeant Major John Michael Burrows
Trumpeter Edgar Sydney Clancy *
Acting Bombardier Joseph Clement Clarke
Private William John Clarke *
Corporal Reginald Percy Collins
Drummer John William Grattan Condley
Driver Charles Edward Corbett
and his brother
Private Samuel Martin Corbett
Private Hugh Dennott Crymble *
Lance Corporal Robert Edward Dawson *
Lance Corporal Joseph Matthew Decourcy
Private Christopher Ambrose Devine *
Corporal William Edward Donohoe *
Private Michael Donovan
Private John Dooley *
Serjeant Thomas Richard Dowd
Private William Henry Dowkes *
Private Frederick George Dowse *
Lance Corporal Christopher Duggan
Private David James White Duncan *
Chaplain Reverend Pierce John Egan
Serjeant Patrick Christopher Farrell *
Corporal Bernard Patrick Francis Fitzgerald D.C.M.
Private John James Fitzgerald *
Private Victor Hall Fitzgibbon *
Private Cyril Albert John Foote
Captain Alfred Albert Fry M.B.E.
Lance Corporal Percy Robert Gallagher *
Corporal William Frank Glaysher M.M.
Private Charles Dennis Gorman
Boy Joseph Edward Grayson
Private John Henry Green *
Lieutenant Matthew Halligan
Serjeant Henry Patrick Handley
Private William Patrick Hatton
Rifleman Charles Henry Hayward *
Lance Corporal Harry Hearne *
Lance Corporal Patrick Andrew Hennessy *
Serjeant Edwin Hewitt *
Lance Bombardier Leonard Beauchamp Hibben
Petty Officer Telegraphist Daniel Jeremiah Hogan *
Musician Stanley Lake Holland
Corporal Alfred Henry Hope *
Bandsman Samuel Christopher Horsburgh *
Serjeant Thomas Humm *
Serjeant Albert Hynes
Private Henry Alexander Johnston *
Lance Corporal Edward Musgrave Johnstone
Mess Room Steward Cyril Percy William Jones *
Drummer Ellis John Keefe *
and his brother
Drummer William George Keefe *
Driver Frederick James Kehoe *
Corporal John Sheeran Kirkby *
Serjeant Richard William Lawlor
Captain Alfred Levingston
Rifleman John Joseph Christopher McGibney
Lance Corporal Henry George McNally
Private Thomas Patrick McNamara *
Private Bernard Mace *
Private Christopher Charles Martin *
Serjeant Richard Henry Martin *
Rifleman Percy Philip Michel
Sergeant Alfred P. Miller
Company Quartermaster Serjeant Robert Grattan Miller *
and his brother
Company Serjeant Major Samuel Arthur Miller
Boy Michael Moylan *
Rifleman Sion Mullins *
Captain Robert Patrick Neville
Lance Corporal John Leonard O'Donnell
and his brother
Private William James O'Donnell *
Private William Theodore O'Shea
Lieutenant Frederick John Olphert
Private Alfred Henry Orchard *
and his brother
Stoker Thomas Orchard *
Serjeant Charles Robert Park
Driver George Albert Pickles
Private Alfred Evan Price *
Private Robert Price *
Regimental Quartermaster Serjeant Charles Pridgeon
and his brother
Serjeant Henry William Pridgeon
Private William John Rennie
Serjeant Albert Edward Richmond *
Gunner John Thomas Riggs *
Serjeant Patrick Henry Riordan
Sapper Percy Arthur Thomas Roberts
Rifleman James Ross *
and his brother
Schoolmaster Robert Workman Ross
Private Charles Carlyon Ryle
Lance Corporal Charles Sanson
Serjeant Victor L. Seymour
Serjeant Alfred Joseph Sheehan
Rifleman George William Somerset *
Schoolmaster Harold Spencer *
J.J. Fox.
4th Hussars
possibly an error, meant to be
Second Lieutenant James Joseph Fox
Buried within the cemetery at the rear of the School is
Lance-Corporal Bernard L. Martin
from Chapelizod, who died in March 1919
At the time of his birth in 1885, his father Christopher Martin was a Gardener at the School.
Perhaps the most famous "old boy" was
Frederick Jeremiah Edwards
who won a Victoria Cross in WW1.
other "Old Boys" included.
Capt. Robert Henry Bloomer
Herbert Carroll
Sergeant Frederick John Gilligan
Warrant Officer Maxwell Rupert Johnstone
Andrew Michael Malone
William Benjamin Peat
School Chaplain
Rev. Amyrald D. Purefoy
Surgeon
James Goodall Elkington
For further details on the school, and to see the following well researched website on the Royal Hibernian Military School, copy the following into an address bar
http://achart.ca/hibernian.htm
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