carninyj Posted 23 October , 2004 Share Posted 23 October , 2004 Could a kind pal living adjacent to this cemetery possibly get me a digital photo of this Larne, County Antrim soldier's grave? 669845 Private David Barry of the 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles (Quebec Regt.) died of septic poisoning on 21 September 1916 at the Third General Hospital, Sheffield. He is buried in grave F9. "C." 5 in Sheffield (Burngreave) Cemetery. Thanks in anticipation. Regards Carninyj Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
larneman Posted 19 November , 2004 Share Posted 19 November , 2004 Hi Carninyj, Not a photograph of the headstone but a photo of the man himself and some information from Canada. Name: BARRY Initials: D Nationality: Canadian Rank: Private Regiment: 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles (Quebec Regt.) Date of Death: 21/09/1916 Service No: 660845 Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: F9. "C." 5. Cemetery: SHEFFIELD (BURNGREAVE) CEMETERY Son of Robert Barry, of Bellahill, Ballycarry, Co. Antrim Ireland. Born on July 27, 1893. He enlisted in the Queen's Own Rifles at Toronto, Ontario on February 24, 1916. In memory of Private DAVID BARRY who died on September 21, 1916. Military Service: Service Number: 669845 Age: 23 Force: Army Regiment: 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles (Quebec Regiment) Unit: 160th Battalion Burial Information: Cemetery: SHEFFIELD (BURNGREAVE) CEMETERY Yorkshire, United Kingdom Grave Reference: F9. A photograph of David Barry, who was a native of Bellahill, Ballycarry Co., Antrim, Northern Ireland, from the Larne Times, September 30, 1916. He was the son of Robert Barry of Bellahill. Pte Barry is remembered each year in an act of remembrance in his home community in County Antrim. Liam Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
carninyj Posted 19 November , 2004 Author Share Posted 19 November , 2004 Thanks Liam I'll get back to you on the LGS material ASAP. I posted some material on C B Kydd and some of the pals replied. You should have a look. I took most of mine, and the photo of Kydd, came from Robert Thompson's new book; he seems to have had access to the records of CAI in Coleraine. They have a very good Memorial Roll apparently. Regards Carninyj Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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