Photographs and discharge papers of Patrick McGinn | Connaught Rangers
My father, Patrick McGinn, joined the Connaught Rangers (No. 10044) on 12 October, 1910. He was sent to India, although I'm not sure when, and was brought back to Marseilles in September 1914. He was wounded (possibly gassed?), though we don't know where or when. He was convalescent in Kinsale in 1917 and demobbed on 16 December 1919.
1 discharge certificate
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Photograph of Patrick McGinn (1)
Patrick McGinn
Photograph of Patrick McGinn (2)
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Photograph of Patrick McGinn (5)
CONTRIBUTOR
Padraig McGinn
DATE
1910-10-12 - 1919-12-16
LANGUAGE
eng
ITEMS
5
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
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