Feldpostkarten von Michael Guggemoos an seine Frau Johanna Guggemoos. Michael Guggemoos fiel bereits im Oktober 1914 an der Westfront.

My grand-uncle, Michael Hogan, was from Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Before the war, he was an asylum attendant in Dublin, and from 1903 he worked for the Dublin Metropolitan Police. He left due to either police corruption or a failed romance, and joined the navy on 5 March 1915. He was a stoker aboard the minesweeper 'Jason' in the North Sea; on 3 April 1917 the ship was sunk by a submarine off Coll Island (Scotland), and he perished along with 25 others. He was unmarried and died without issue, but had two sisters and three brothers. He is memorialised on the Chatham Naval Memorial in Kent. || medal; ribbon; death penny

Page of Guinness roll call of employees who served in WWI, showing Michael McSherry's name