... killed in action MR. and Mrs. G. Mercer, PlantatiBn, Lisburn, received official intimation in January 1943 during the Second World War, that their only son, Sergeant Air Gunner Hill Mercer, had been killed in action. He had previously been reported missing ...

... included in a current exhibition in the museum. Lieutenant Russell, later Brigadier, gave distinguished service in the Second World War, 1939-1945. ...

... eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Duncan, Belsize Road, Lisburn, was killed on active service in February 1944 during the Second World War, 1939-1945. Flight-Sergeant Duncan, aged twenty-six, was a member of an old and well-known local family, He was educated ...

... served the Irish ports and carried trade across the channel, from the middle of the nineteenth century until after the second world, war. The story of the ships is told in the words and music of the men who sailed in them, and the women who waited at home ...

... Crowd’s cheers for Monty FIELD Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, one of the most famous generals of the Second World War, got a rousing reception when he o g -13, 1945 on way from Long Kesh aerodrome to Thiepval Barracks on the Magheraleave Road. When his ...

... united congregations in 1938, and spent his entire ministry there. He served as a Royal Air Force chaplain during the Second World War. Mr. McCombe enjoyed the respect and friendship of the whole community throughout his ministry, which he served with ...

... at Lambeg, was reported missing from his Royal Army Service Corps unit in the Middle East in September 1942 during the Second World War. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. F. McWilliams. Canal Street, Lisburn. Driver McWilliams had been two years in the army ...

... line for new heating systems and asks: “How have they been placed in front of houses in Lisburn built shortly after the Second World War.? u;iAnlé t;ue.fanuhh‘l;ea are or is y which I think they my deserve. Their treatment s 0 far can only be described as ...

... missing during war in Malaya MRS. BUCKLE, Hillsborough Road, Lisburn, was officially informed in March 1942 during the Second World War that her husband, Sergeant Cyril Buckle, Royal Artillery, was reported missing in Malaya. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs ...

... A MEMBER of a Stirling bomber crew which took part in the mammoth raid on Berlin on M&fi;{fia}:fimber 29,1943 during the Second World War was m-mw.m, : t Engineer, a son o Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brodie, 4 Hilden -A'venue. Lisbum. Aged twenty, he joined the Royal ...

... WREATHS PLACED Wreaths were placed on the church's War Memorials by a second world war soldier, one of those who had liberated the Belsen concentration camp and by a representative of the Royal Ulster Constabulary Dr. Gray welcomed the Ex-Service and ...

... sailor in the Royal Navy, was posted as missing. Seaman Cree had several thrilling experiences since the outbreak of the Second World War, on September 3, 1939. He was a survivor when the aircraft carrier Courageous was torpedoed by a German submarine in ...