dundeesown Posted 19 June , 2009 Posted 19 June , 2009 Is this unusual ? two Family members ( Father And Son )on the same CWGC stone,one lad D/17816 Pte.J.Corrigan Scottish Horse d-06/01/1919 and 947720 Sergeant W.Corrigan R.A.F.17/12/1943,took this pic a few months back at Balgay. . Gary.
DMannus Posted 19 June , 2009 Posted 19 June , 2009 Gary not at all unusual in the UK, particularly if they were related. I believe it was a common practice near military hospitals. This is a photo from Dundonald , Northern Ireland. regards David
dundeesown Posted 19 June , 2009 Author Posted 19 June , 2009 Hi David thanks for that I just thought it strange,with the Father in WW1 and the Son in WW2 but as you say it is next to the Hospital. Thanks Gary.
Guest KevinEndon Posted 20 June , 2009 Posted 20 June , 2009 I wonder if the bodies of the 3 Mochrie brothers who died on the same date with different regiments were found, if all 3 would have been in the same grave in Dud Corner. Does anyone know to 3 relatives within the same grave, Kevin
MacM Posted 22 June , 2009 Posted 22 June , 2009 Here's another, from Derriaghy Christ Church Churchyard, Co. Antrim: http://www.northirishhorse.com.au/NIH/Imag...tures/Evans.htm
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