John Malloy
Birth 1892 Death 15th Jul 1916 PrivateNorthumberland Fusiliers
Service #27/1129
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| Place of Birth | Cleator Moor |
| Residence at Enlistment | |
| Residence (Roll of Honour) | 28 Duke Street , Cleator Moor |
| Residence 1911 Census | 28 Duke Street , Cleator Moor |
| School(s) Attended | |
| Religion/Church Attended | St Mary's RC Church, Cleator |
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| Employment/Trade | Iron Ore Labourer |
| Place of Work | |
| Family (Parents and Grandparents) | John & Mary Malloy |
| Siblings | Owen Malloy, Maggie Malloy, Patrick Malloy, Ellen Malloy, Mary Ann Malloy |
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| Regiment at Enlistment | Northumberland Fusiliers |
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| Battalion at Enlistment | 4th Tyneside Irish 27th (Service) |
| Rank at Enlistment | Private |
| Naval Vessels Served | |
| Service Number at Enlistment | 27/1129 |
| Date of Enlistment | 21 December 1914 |
| Place of Enlistment | Cleator Moor |
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| Age at Death | 24 |
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| Date of Death | 15th Jul 1916 |
| Regiment at Death | Northumberland Fusiliers |
| Battalion/Vessel at Death | 4th Tyneside Irish 27th (Service) |
| Rank at Death | Private |
| Circumstances of Death | Died of wounds |
| Service Number at Death | 27/1129 |
| Field of Action at Death | Flanders |
| Place of Death | 2 Canadian Station Hospital |
| Battle at Death | Somme |
| Grave/Memorial Image | No image. |
| Location of Grave/Memorial | Boulogne Eastern Cemetry |
| Grave Position | 8 D 120a |
| Grave/Memorial Country | France |
| Private Memorial | St Marys RC Church WW1 memorial |
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