Brigadier General. C.B. D.S.O. Royal Artillery.
∼Casualty of the Great War, Brigadier General Kelly, CB [Companion of the Bath], DSO [Distinguished Service Order] served with the Royal Artillery.
He was 57 and the son of General Sir Richard Kelly of Mucklon Ahascragh Co Galway [He owned a very large estate around Muckloon] and Ellen Susannah, nee Dillon ; husband of Mary Piercy Kelly with whom he rests.
Known issue:
Ethel Beatrice Bedingfield Kelly
Stella Agnes Piercy Kelly
His brother was Major Arthur Dillon Denis Kelly of Mucklin.
Deaths Mar 1915 Kelly Richard M B F 57 Portsmouth 2b 1010
He was accepted for commemoration as war dead on 24th March 2016, and his name was immediately added to the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance.
The United Kingdom Book of Remembrance commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The men and women remembered on it are recent additions to the list of war dead and are presently commemorated solely by their database record and register entry. The register is maintained at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Head Office, Maidenhead, and the names will remain recorded there until such time as The Commission has investigated the grave location details. In every case, the burial place is known but cannot immediately be made public-there are certain protocols to be followed-a process which can extend to as long as 3 years.
As at 24th March 2016, there are 260 recorded casualties.
∼Casualty of the Great War, Brigadier General Kelly, CB [Companion of the Bath], DSO [Distinguished Service Order] served with the Royal Artillery.
He was 57 and the son of General Sir Richard Kelly of Mucklon Ahascragh Co Galway [He owned a very large estate around Muckloon] and Ellen Susannah, nee Dillon ; husband of Mary Piercy Kelly with whom he rests.
Known issue:
Ethel Beatrice Bedingfield Kelly
Stella Agnes Piercy Kelly
His brother was Major Arthur Dillon Denis Kelly of Mucklin.
Deaths Mar 1915 Kelly Richard M B F 57 Portsmouth 2b 1010
He was accepted for commemoration as war dead on 24th March 2016, and his name was immediately added to the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance.
The United Kingdom Book of Remembrance commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The men and women remembered on it are recent additions to the list of war dead and are presently commemorated solely by their database record and register entry. The register is maintained at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Head Office, Maidenhead, and the names will remain recorded there until such time as The Commission has investigated the grave location details. In every case, the burial place is known but cannot immediately be made public-there are certain protocols to be followed-a process which can extend to as long as 3 years.
As at 24th March 2016, there are 260 recorded casualties.
Brigadier General. C.B. D.S.O. Royal Artillery.
∼Casualty of the Great War, Brigadier General Kelly, CB [Companion of the Bath], DSO [Distinguished Service Order] served with the Royal Artillery.
He was 57 and the son of General Sir Richard Kelly of Mucklon Ahascragh Co Galway [He owned a very large estate around Muckloon] and Ellen Susannah, nee Dillon ; husband of Mary Piercy Kelly with whom he rests.
Known issue:
Ethel Beatrice Bedingfield Kelly
Stella Agnes Piercy Kelly
His brother was Major Arthur Dillon Denis Kelly of Mucklin.
Deaths Mar 1915 Kelly Richard M B F 57 Portsmouth 2b 1010
He was accepted for commemoration as war dead on 24th March 2016, and his name was immediately added to the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance.
The United Kingdom Book of Remembrance commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The men and women remembered on it are recent additions to the list of war dead and are presently commemorated solely by their database record and register entry. The register is maintained at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Head Office, Maidenhead, and the names will remain recorded there until such time as The Commission has investigated the grave location details. In every case, the burial place is known but cannot immediately be made public-there are certain protocols to be followed-a process which can extend to as long as 3 years.
As at 24th March 2016, there are 260 recorded casualties.
∼Casualty of the Great War, Brigadier General Kelly, CB [Companion of the Bath], DSO [Distinguished Service Order] served with the Royal Artillery.
He was 57 and the son of General Sir Richard Kelly of Mucklon Ahascragh Co Galway [He owned a very large estate around Muckloon] and Ellen Susannah, nee Dillon ; husband of Mary Piercy Kelly with whom he rests.
Known issue:
Ethel Beatrice Bedingfield Kelly
Stella Agnes Piercy Kelly
His brother was Major Arthur Dillon Denis Kelly of Mucklin.
Deaths Mar 1915 Kelly Richard M B F 57 Portsmouth 2b 1010
He was accepted for commemoration as war dead on 24th March 2016, and his name was immediately added to the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance.
The United Kingdom Book of Remembrance commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The men and women remembered on it are recent additions to the list of war dead and are presently commemorated solely by their database record and register entry. The register is maintained at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Head Office, Maidenhead, and the names will remain recorded there until such time as The Commission has investigated the grave location details. In every case, the burial place is known but cannot immediately be made public-there are certain protocols to be followed-a process which can extend to as long as 3 years.
As at 24th March 2016, there are 260 recorded casualties.
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