This is a Cenotaph Memorial.
Thomas Ross died in WW2, and was buried in France.
He is commemorated on the grave of his parents in Glasnevin Cemetery.
617913 Leading Aircraftsman Thomas William Ross
The Royal Air Force.
Aged 21.
Son of Patrick and Teresa Ross, of Cabra, Dublin.
It would appear that he was a casualty of the German invasion of France in May-June 1940. As a Leading Aircraftman, he would have been part of the ground support team, rather than a flier.
See also
Leading Aircraftman Thomas William Ross
His name is recorded on the supplementary list of
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
.
Thomas Ross died in WW2, and was buried in France.
He is commemorated on the grave of his parents in Glasnevin Cemetery.
617913 Leading Aircraftsman Thomas William Ross
The Royal Air Force.
Aged 21.
Son of Patrick and Teresa Ross, of Cabra, Dublin.
It would appear that he was a casualty of the German invasion of France in May-June 1940. As a Leading Aircraftman, he would have been part of the ground support team, rather than a flier.
See also
Leading Aircraftman Thomas William Ross
His name is recorded on the supplementary list of
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
.
This is a Cenotaph Memorial.
Thomas Ross died in WW2, and was buried in France.
He is commemorated on the grave of his parents in Glasnevin Cemetery.
617913 Leading Aircraftsman Thomas William Ross
The Royal Air Force.
Aged 21.
Son of Patrick and Teresa Ross, of Cabra, Dublin.
It would appear that he was a casualty of the German invasion of France in May-June 1940. As a Leading Aircraftman, he would have been part of the ground support team, rather than a flier.
See also
Leading Aircraftman Thomas William Ross
His name is recorded on the supplementary list of
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
.
Thomas Ross died in WW2, and was buried in France.
He is commemorated on the grave of his parents in Glasnevin Cemetery.
617913 Leading Aircraftsman Thomas William Ross
The Royal Air Force.
Aged 21.
Son of Patrick and Teresa Ross, of Cabra, Dublin.
It would appear that he was a casualty of the German invasion of France in May-June 1940. As a Leading Aircraftman, he would have been part of the ground support team, rather than a flier.
See also
Leading Aircraftman Thomas William Ross
His name is recorded on the supplementary list of
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
.
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