Tag Archives: First World War

Castleton Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour

Posted on February 23, 2014 by Castleton Lanterns

Roll of Honour for Castleton Presbyterian Church.  Please note additions and edits at the end. [1] The Memorial Plaque that was erected in the church records the following discrepancies with regard to the information supplied for the Roll of Honour: … Continue reading →

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Identified: Samuel Fee, Royal Navy

Posted on January 2, 2014 by Castleton Lanterns

Identified: Samuel Fee: Royal Navy (SS/102801), Killed as a direct result of enemy action 1914 (Lantern Slide 4: Right hand side) FAMILY Samuel Fee was born 29 December 1887 to Samuel, a labourer and his English wife Ellen, a housekeeper. … Continue reading →

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Identified: Patrick Bryan Adair

Posted on November 17, 2013 by Castleton Lanterns

IDENTIFIED: Patrick Bryan Adair, Battery Sergeant Major, 16th Battery, Motor Machine Gun Service, Machine Gun Corps. (Lantern Slide #11) Patrick Bryan Adair was born on 12th January 1890. He was living at 73 North Queen Street in 1901 aged 11 with his widowed mother … Continue reading →

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Lives of the First World War

Posted on November 16, 2013 by Castleton Lanterns

Castleton Lanterns will be setting up a community for the Castleton Lanterns men on the Lives of the First World War project site. The Lives of the First World War project will hold the stories of over 8 million men … Continue reading →

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Francis McCann, James McCann and James Magill

Posted on August 8, 2013 by Castleton Lanterns

IDENTIFIED: Francis McCann, his brother James McCann and James Magill. Francis Ernest and James McCann‘s parents were William McCann and Mary Bunting who were married on 10 March 1877 at Shore Street Presbyterian Church, Donaghadee. Francis was born in 1891 … Continue reading →

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John Fulton, Royal Army Medical Corps

Posted on August 4, 2013 by Castleton Lanterns

Lantern slide #38 (Right) is JOHN JAMES FULTON (Click here to view original) His family addresses were 12 Ivon Street, 42 Shore Road and 108 Mountcollyer Street, all of which are in the area surrounding Castleton Church.  His parents were Ann … Continue reading →

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Castleton Lanterns – Slide Number 12

Posted on July 28, 2013 by Castleton Lanterns

These men served during the First World War and we think they are listed on the Castleton Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour.  They were featured in the Castleton lantern slide exhibition shown to the Castleton Congregation in December 1918.  Do … Continue reading →

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Lantern Slide Number 76

Posted on July 27, 2013 by Castleton Lanterns

This man served during the First World War and we think he is listed on the Castleton Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour.  He was featured in a lantern slide exhibition shown to the Castleton Congregation in December 1918.  Do you … Continue reading →

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Castleton Lantern Slide Number 75

Posted on July 27, 2013 by Castleton Lanterns

These men served during the First World War and we think they are listed on the Castleton Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour.  They were featured in a lantern slide exhibition shown to the Castleton Congregation in December 1918.  Do you … Continue reading →

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Lantern Slide Number 74

Posted on July 27, 2013 by Castleton Lanterns

This man served during the First World War and we think he is listed on the Castleton Presbyterian Church Roll of Honour.  He was featured in a lantern slide exhibition shown to the Castleton Congregation in December 1918.  Do you … Continue reading →

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