ELLESMERE PORT WAR MEMORIAL PROJECT

Soldiers of the War Memorial



12494 Private James GILBRIDE
9th Battalion Cheshire Regiment
Died Monday 7 August 1916 aged 21


12494 Private James GILBRIDE

James Gilbride wasted little time in volunteering at the end of August 1914, and was assigned to the newly formed 9th Battalion Cheshire Regiment. His brother Thomas went in the Welch Regiment, while his wife's brother was with the Welsh Guards.

Originally from Chester, this family of millers were attracted to a move to Ellesmere Port after the opening the new Flour Mills on the dock estate.

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Original Documents

Commonwealth War Grave Record

12494 Private James GILBRIDE - Commonwealth War Graves Commission Record

Census Records

1861 Jane Ann Lamb (sister of Rebecca Gilbride) - Chester
1861 Rebecca Gilbride (grandmother of James) - Chester
1871 Rebecca Gilbride (grandmother of James) - Chester
1881 Rebecca Gilbride (grandmother of James) - Chester
1891 Thomas Henry Gilbride (father of James) - Chester
1901 (page 1) Thomas Henry Gilbride (father of James) - Chester
1901 (page 2) Thomas Henry Gilbride (father of James) - Chester
1911 Thomas Henry Gilbride (father of James) - Ellesmere Port

Soldier's War Record

James Gilbride


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