Patrick Brennan | Boyle | Co. Roscommon | SS107439 - Stoker 1st Class RN
Patrick left Ireland in 1908 and joined the navy - he achieved the long service medal. Returned home, married & quickly had a family of 4 children. He returned to Glasgow to an industry he knew, heavy engineering.
He died after an accident with a mobile crane on May 15th 1937 in the District of Hillhead, in the Burgh of Glasgow.
His Navy life is very well documented under his service number, I did not find anyting about his personal life while in the Navy at Devonport or later in Glasgow. (See pdf for extended details)
Military Service Record Patrick Brennan SS107439Stoker 1st Class RN 7 July 1908 – 22 April 1919Awards & Medals 1) 1914/15 Star 2) Victory Medal3) British War Medal – not found4) Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service MedalBorn March 16th 1886Died May 15th 1937
CREATOR
Patrick McDonagh
DATE
1908-07-07 - 1919-04-22
LANGUAGE
eng
ITEMS
36
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
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