BRITISH ARMY
Major
Percival Havelock Acheson - Army Service Corps - 29th
April.
Husband of P. Acheson, of Ive-le-Bawn, Fermoy. Buried at
Castlehyde Church, Co. Cork.
Colonel Henry Thomas Ward Allatt - Royal Irish Rifles. wounded near the South Dublin Union, died 8th May. A retired officer, re-employed as a recruitment officer. Aged 69. Served with the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Son of Christopher and Mary. Husband of Constance, of Folkestone. Rejoined the Army in August 1914. Buried at Aldershot Military Cemetery, Hampshire. Posthumous MID.
2nd
Lieutenant Montague Bernard Browne - 2/8th Sherwood Foresters. wounded
25th April, died 30th April.
Aged 39. Son of Mary and the late Rev. S. Browne, of North
Collingham, Nottinghamshire. Buried at Dean's Grange Cemetery, Co.
Dublin.
2nd
Lieutenant James Howard Calvert - 6th Royal Irish Rifles -
killed 24th April.
Buried at Seagoe Cemetery, Co. Armagh, Ulster.
2nd
Lieutenant Charles Love Crockett - 12th Royal Inniskilling
Fusiliers - killed 28th April.
Buried at Londonderry City Cemetery, Ulster.
Lieutenant
Harold Charles Daffen - 2/8th Sherwood Foresters. Killed
in action 26th April.
Aged 23. Son of Charles and A. Daffen, of Worksop,
Nottinghamshire. Buried at Grangegorman Military Cemetery, Co.
Dublin.
Captain
Frederick Christian Dietrichsen - 2/7th Sherwood Foresters. Killed
in action 26th April at Lower Mount Street.
Aged 33. Son of James. Husband of Beatrice. Buried at
Dean's Grange Cemetery, Co. Dublin.
2nd
Lieutenant George R. Gray - 4th Royal Dublin Fusiliers -
killed 28th April.
Aged 22. A dental student. Son of the late Alexander and
Helen, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. Buried at Grangegorman Military
Cemetery, Co. Dublin.
2nd
Lieutenant William Victor Hawken - 2/7th Sherwood Foresters -
killed in action 26th April.
Aged 31. From Westminster. Buried Westminster City Cemetery,
Middlesex.
2nd Lieutenant A. Hunter - 2nd King Edward's Horse
2nd
Lieutenant Algernon Lucas - 2nd King Edward's Horse - killed
at the Guiness Brewery, 28th April.
Aged 37. Buried in Dublin Castle grounds, later moved to
Grangegorman Military Cemetery, Co. Dublin.
Lieutenant
Gerald Aloysius Neilan - 10th Royal Dublin Fusiliers. killed
at the Mendicity Institution on Usher Island, 24th April.
Aged 34. Son of John Neilan, of Ballygalda, Roscommon. Buried at
Glasnevin Cemetery, Co. Dublin.
Lieutenant
Percy Claude Perry - 7th Sherwood Foresters. Killed in
action 26th April.
Aged 33. Son of G. Perry, of Nottingham. Buried at Nottingham
General Cemetery.
2nd
Lieutenant Guy Vickery Pinfield - 8th (King's Royal Irish)
Hussars - killed 24th April.
Aged 21. Buried in Dublin Castle grounds, later moved to
Grangegorman Military Cemetery, Co. Dublin.
Lieutenant Philip Addison Purser - Army Service Corps - killed returning to Dublin from Kingstown, 29th April. Aged 20. Son of William Purser, of Dublin. Buried in Dublin Castle grounds, later moved to Grangegorman Military Cemetery, Co. Dublin.
Lieutenant
Alan L. Ramsay - 3rd Royal Irish Regiment. killed in the
attack on the South Dublin Union.
Aged 26. Son of Daniel Ramsay, of
Ballsbridge, Co. Dublin. Buried at Mount Jerome Cemetery, Co.
Dublin.
Captain
Alfred Ernest Warmington - Royal Irish Regiment - killed
in the attack on the South Dublin Union.
Son of Alfred Warmington, of Naas, Kildare. Buried at King George
V Military Hospital, Dublin. Moved to Grangegorman Military
Cemetery, Co. Dublin.
2nd Lieutenant B. Worswick - King Edward's Horse - killed at the Guiness Brewery, 28th April.
Royal Irish ConstabularyCounty Inspector Alexander Gray - killed at Ashbourne, Meath, 28th April. Aged 57.
District Inspector Harry Smith - killed at Ashbourne, Meath, 28th April. Aged 41.
1st (Dublin) Battalion, Associated Volunteer Training CorpsSub-Commandant
F.H. Browning
Major Henry Francis Chads, M.C. - 2nd Border Regiment
- 23rd August 1920
Listed on Brookwood Memorial.
Major G.L. Compton-Smith, D.S.O. - Royal Welsh
Fusiliers - 1922
Brigadier-General
H.R. Cumming, D.S.O. - 1922
Lieutenant G.R.A. Dove - Hampshire Regiment - 1922
Major Charles Milne Cholmeley Dowling - Grenadier Guards - 21st
November 1920
Buried at Kensall Green Cemetery.
Captain
Henry James Hambleton - 1st Northamptonshire Regiment - 4th
November 1920
Listed on Brookwood Memorial.
Lieutenant R.A. Hendy - Royal Warwickshire Regiment -
1922
Colonel-Commandant Thomas Stanton Lambert, C.B., C.M.G. - killed
2nd June 1921
Buried at Brookwood Military Cemetery. Aged 50. Son of Rev. R.U.
Lambert, husband of Geraldine Rachel Lambert.
Memorial at War Memorial Chapel, Sandhurst Royal Military Academy - "Thomas Stanton Lambert, C.B., C.M.G.
Colonel Commandant in command of 69th Brigade and 31st Division in
Ireland. R.M.C. 1890-91. Killed in Ireland 2nd June 1921."
Lieutenant Robert Bruce McCreery - 17th Lancers - 15th
May 1921
Buried at Sherborne Cemetery. Aged 22. Son of Walter McCreery, Stowell
Hill, Templecombe, Somerset.
2nd Lieutenant R.J. Story - King's Shropshire Light
Infantry - 1922
2nd Lieutenant A.C.H. Toogood - 1st Lincolnshire Regiment - 20th
June 1921
Buried at Sandhurst
Royal Military
Academy Cemetery.
Lieutenant Richard Crawford Warren, M.C.* - 1st
Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry - 28th June
1921
Son of Colonel Percy Bliss Warren. Aged 22. Buried at Cheriton (St.
Michael) Churchyard. Awarded the Military Cross and bar.