Captain Frederick Galway Cadiz DSC.
It has been claimed that he served in the Royal Navy during World War 1, and was torpedoed 6 times.
He managed to save a ship by reversing it.
Son of Thomas Raymond Cadiz and Margarita Lawder
At the birth of his sons in 1884, Thomas Raymond Cadiz was noted as the Superintendent of the Indian Telegraph Department. He and his wife were living at 8 Mount Pleasant Square, Ranelagh, Dublin.
the siblings
Frederick Galway Cadiz 1873 - 1948
Rosalind Mary Garcias Cadiz 1878 - 1955
Lelia Gertrude Garcias Cadiz 1879 - 1968
Twin brothers
Raymond Lawder Cadiz b. 2.00pm, 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh
Francis Gunning Cadiz, b. 2.15pm, 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh, d. 15 Jan. 1963 Zimbabwe
He and his two sister were recorded in the 1901 census, staying at the home of Alexander and L.E. Gunning at Rinnagan, Co. Roscommon
Lydia Elizabeth Lawder married Alexander Gunning on 15 Dec. 1874. Lydia was a sister of their mother Margarita Lawder.
Frederick G. Cadiz, aged 28, a Master Mariner, born in [unclear, India]
Daisy M. Cadiz, aged 27, born in [unclear, India
Lilly G. Cadiz, aged 23, born in Madras, India,
Their two twin brothers Frank and Raymond [b. 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh] were enumerated at Corrig School, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire]. They were aged 17.
Marriage.
The marriage of Frederick Galway Cadiz and Annie Emily Dalgarno was registered in Marylebone district, London, in the quarter ended September 1905.
The death of Annie E. Cadiz, aged 50, was registered in Kensington District, London, in the quarter ended March 1931.
6 April 1918.
The London Gazette.
The King has been further graciously pleased to give orders for the publication of the names of the undermentioned Officers and Men in the London Gazette as having received an expression of commendation for their services:-
Capt. Frederick Galway Cadiz.
7 August 1918.
The London Gazette.
The King has been graciously pleased to approve the award of decorations and medals to the undernoted Officers and Man of the Mercantile Marine in recognition of zeal and devotion to duty shown in carrying on the trade of the country during the war:-
to receive the Distinguished Service Cross,
Capt. Frederick Galway Cadiz.
Death.
Frederick Galway Cadiz, aged 76, a widower, a Retired Master Mariner, late of The Lodge, Cullenswood House, Oakley Road, Ranelagh, died on 3 November 1948, at The Meath Hospital, Heytesbury Street, Dublin.
The cause of death was Cholecystitis, 2 months, Post Operative Shock, 24 hours, certified.
His name is included in the supplementary list of
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
It has been claimed that he served in the Royal Navy during World War 1, and was torpedoed 6 times.
He managed to save a ship by reversing it.
Son of Thomas Raymond Cadiz and Margarita Lawder
At the birth of his sons in 1884, Thomas Raymond Cadiz was noted as the Superintendent of the Indian Telegraph Department. He and his wife were living at 8 Mount Pleasant Square, Ranelagh, Dublin.
the siblings
Frederick Galway Cadiz 1873 - 1948
Rosalind Mary Garcias Cadiz 1878 - 1955
Lelia Gertrude Garcias Cadiz 1879 - 1968
Twin brothers
Raymond Lawder Cadiz b. 2.00pm, 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh
Francis Gunning Cadiz, b. 2.15pm, 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh, d. 15 Jan. 1963 Zimbabwe
He and his two sister were recorded in the 1901 census, staying at the home of Alexander and L.E. Gunning at Rinnagan, Co. Roscommon
Lydia Elizabeth Lawder married Alexander Gunning on 15 Dec. 1874. Lydia was a sister of their mother Margarita Lawder.
Frederick G. Cadiz, aged 28, a Master Mariner, born in [unclear, India]
Daisy M. Cadiz, aged 27, born in [unclear, India
Lilly G. Cadiz, aged 23, born in Madras, India,
Their two twin brothers Frank and Raymond [b. 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh] were enumerated at Corrig School, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire]. They were aged 17.
Marriage.
The marriage of Frederick Galway Cadiz and Annie Emily Dalgarno was registered in Marylebone district, London, in the quarter ended September 1905.
The death of Annie E. Cadiz, aged 50, was registered in Kensington District, London, in the quarter ended March 1931.
6 April 1918.
The London Gazette.
The King has been further graciously pleased to give orders for the publication of the names of the undermentioned Officers and Men in the London Gazette as having received an expression of commendation for their services:-
Capt. Frederick Galway Cadiz.
7 August 1918.
The London Gazette.
The King has been graciously pleased to approve the award of decorations and medals to the undernoted Officers and Man of the Mercantile Marine in recognition of zeal and devotion to duty shown in carrying on the trade of the country during the war:-
to receive the Distinguished Service Cross,
Capt. Frederick Galway Cadiz.
Death.
Frederick Galway Cadiz, aged 76, a widower, a Retired Master Mariner, late of The Lodge, Cullenswood House, Oakley Road, Ranelagh, died on 3 November 1948, at The Meath Hospital, Heytesbury Street, Dublin.
The cause of death was Cholecystitis, 2 months, Post Operative Shock, 24 hours, certified.
His name is included in the supplementary list of
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
Captain Frederick Galway Cadiz DSC.
It has been claimed that he served in the Royal Navy during World War 1, and was torpedoed 6 times.
He managed to save a ship by reversing it.
Son of Thomas Raymond Cadiz and Margarita Lawder
At the birth of his sons in 1884, Thomas Raymond Cadiz was noted as the Superintendent of the Indian Telegraph Department. He and his wife were living at 8 Mount Pleasant Square, Ranelagh, Dublin.
the siblings
Frederick Galway Cadiz 1873 - 1948
Rosalind Mary Garcias Cadiz 1878 - 1955
Lelia Gertrude Garcias Cadiz 1879 - 1968
Twin brothers
Raymond Lawder Cadiz b. 2.00pm, 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh
Francis Gunning Cadiz, b. 2.15pm, 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh, d. 15 Jan. 1963 Zimbabwe
He and his two sister were recorded in the 1901 census, staying at the home of Alexander and L.E. Gunning at Rinnagan, Co. Roscommon
Lydia Elizabeth Lawder married Alexander Gunning on 15 Dec. 1874. Lydia was a sister of their mother Margarita Lawder.
Frederick G. Cadiz, aged 28, a Master Mariner, born in [unclear, India]
Daisy M. Cadiz, aged 27, born in [unclear, India
Lilly G. Cadiz, aged 23, born in Madras, India,
Their two twin brothers Frank and Raymond [b. 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh] were enumerated at Corrig School, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire]. They were aged 17.
Marriage.
The marriage of Frederick Galway Cadiz and Annie Emily Dalgarno was registered in Marylebone district, London, in the quarter ended September 1905.
The death of Annie E. Cadiz, aged 50, was registered in Kensington District, London, in the quarter ended March 1931.
6 April 1918.
The London Gazette.
The King has been further graciously pleased to give orders for the publication of the names of the undermentioned Officers and Men in the London Gazette as having received an expression of commendation for their services:-
Capt. Frederick Galway Cadiz.
7 August 1918.
The London Gazette.
The King has been graciously pleased to approve the award of decorations and medals to the undernoted Officers and Man of the Mercantile Marine in recognition of zeal and devotion to duty shown in carrying on the trade of the country during the war:-
to receive the Distinguished Service Cross,
Capt. Frederick Galway Cadiz.
Death.
Frederick Galway Cadiz, aged 76, a widower, a Retired Master Mariner, late of The Lodge, Cullenswood House, Oakley Road, Ranelagh, died on 3 November 1948, at The Meath Hospital, Heytesbury Street, Dublin.
The cause of death was Cholecystitis, 2 months, Post Operative Shock, 24 hours, certified.
His name is included in the supplementary list of
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
It has been claimed that he served in the Royal Navy during World War 1, and was torpedoed 6 times.
He managed to save a ship by reversing it.
Son of Thomas Raymond Cadiz and Margarita Lawder
At the birth of his sons in 1884, Thomas Raymond Cadiz was noted as the Superintendent of the Indian Telegraph Department. He and his wife were living at 8 Mount Pleasant Square, Ranelagh, Dublin.
the siblings
Frederick Galway Cadiz 1873 - 1948
Rosalind Mary Garcias Cadiz 1878 - 1955
Lelia Gertrude Garcias Cadiz 1879 - 1968
Twin brothers
Raymond Lawder Cadiz b. 2.00pm, 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh
Francis Gunning Cadiz, b. 2.15pm, 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh, d. 15 Jan. 1963 Zimbabwe
He and his two sister were recorded in the 1901 census, staying at the home of Alexander and L.E. Gunning at Rinnagan, Co. Roscommon
Lydia Elizabeth Lawder married Alexander Gunning on 15 Dec. 1874. Lydia was a sister of their mother Margarita Lawder.
Frederick G. Cadiz, aged 28, a Master Mariner, born in [unclear, India]
Daisy M. Cadiz, aged 27, born in [unclear, India
Lilly G. Cadiz, aged 23, born in Madras, India,
Their two twin brothers Frank and Raymond [b. 11 Feb. 1884, Ranelagh] were enumerated at Corrig School, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire]. They were aged 17.
Marriage.
The marriage of Frederick Galway Cadiz and Annie Emily Dalgarno was registered in Marylebone district, London, in the quarter ended September 1905.
The death of Annie E. Cadiz, aged 50, was registered in Kensington District, London, in the quarter ended March 1931.
6 April 1918.
The London Gazette.
The King has been further graciously pleased to give orders for the publication of the names of the undermentioned Officers and Men in the London Gazette as having received an expression of commendation for their services:-
Capt. Frederick Galway Cadiz.
7 August 1918.
The London Gazette.
The King has been graciously pleased to approve the award of decorations and medals to the undernoted Officers and Man of the Mercantile Marine in recognition of zeal and devotion to duty shown in carrying on the trade of the country during the war:-
to receive the Distinguished Service Cross,
Capt. Frederick Galway Cadiz.
Death.
Frederick Galway Cadiz, aged 76, a widower, a Retired Master Mariner, late of The Lodge, Cullenswood House, Oakley Road, Ranelagh, died on 3 November 1948, at The Meath Hospital, Heytesbury Street, Dublin.
The cause of death was Cholecystitis, 2 months, Post Operative Shock, 24 hours, certified.
His name is included in the supplementary list of
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
Inscription
In Loving Memory Of
Capt. FREDk. G. CADIZ, DSC.
Lloyd's Medal
went home 3rd Nov. 1948
Also his son
Lieut.-Comdr GERALD R. CADIZ RN
lost at sea (enemy action) Dec. 1942
also his sister
ROSALIND MAY CADIZ
called home 22nd January 1955
Well Done, Enter Thou into the Joy
of the Lord
They have passed from Death to Life
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