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William Albert Neville Oakshott
b.Abt 1891
m. 5 Sep 1889 - William Albert Neville OakshottAbt 1891 - 1917
Facts and Events
References
- ↑ A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Ireland, by Sir Bernard Burke. London: 1912.
- ↑ Source.
- ↑ St. Mary's Church, Parish of Marmullane, Passage West, Co. Cork. Gravestone:
Also of their only son
Wm Albert Neville Oakshott
Lieut. 7th Royal Irish Rifles
Killed in action near Ypres,
August 16th, 1917, aged 26 years
and whose place of burial is unknown
St. Mary's Church, Parish of Marmullane, Passage West, Co. Cork. Memorial inside Church:
To the Glory of God
And in Loving Memory of
Albert Neville Oakshott
Lieutenant, Royal Irish Rifles
Killed in action east of Ypres, August 16, 1917
Aged 26 years
Only son of James & Mary Oakshott
"Faithful unto Death"
In Memory of
Albert Neville Oakshott
Lieutenant, 7th Bn, Royal Irish Rifles
who died on
Thursday, 16 August 1917. Age 26.
Son of James Albert and Mary Townsend Oakshott of The Shrubberies, Monkstown, Co. Cork. (Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Available: http://www.cwgc.org/)
Lieutenant Oakshott was the only son of Dr. Oakshott, R.M.S., Waterford Asylum, his mother being the youngest daughter of the late Mr. WIlliam D'Esterre Parker, The Green. He was a medical student at Trinity, but responded at once to the call, and, receiving his commission, was gazetted to one of the Royal Irish Regiments... (United Church of Ireland Monthly, 1917).
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