7129 Private B.D. Moore.
The Machine Gun Corps [Infantry].
aged 19.
Cemetery Record:
Occupation: Soldier.
Age: 19.
Cause of Death: Effects of wounds [received in action in France]
Place of Death: Whitworth Hospital. Drumcondra, Dublin.
Address: 3, North Brunswick Street, Dublin.
Birth.
Bernard Dominick Moore, son of Joseph Moore and Eleanor Moore, formerly Smyth, was born on 16 August 1897, at Ardnagrena, North Circular Road, Dublin.
His father was a Coach Builder.
His birth was registered on 30 September 1897, by Teresa Courtney, present at birth, of Ardnagrena
For further details, see the bio of his father.
The official Death Certificate confirms the cemetery record, but gives the cause of death as Paraplegia and Heart Failure.
His name is recorded on the
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
The Machine Gun Corps [Infantry].
aged 19.
Cemetery Record:
Occupation: Soldier.
Age: 19.
Cause of Death: Effects of wounds [received in action in France]
Place of Death: Whitworth Hospital. Drumcondra, Dublin.
Address: 3, North Brunswick Street, Dublin.
Birth.
Bernard Dominick Moore, son of Joseph Moore and Eleanor Moore, formerly Smyth, was born on 16 August 1897, at Ardnagrena, North Circular Road, Dublin.
His father was a Coach Builder.
His birth was registered on 30 September 1897, by Teresa Courtney, present at birth, of Ardnagrena
For further details, see the bio of his father.
The official Death Certificate confirms the cemetery record, but gives the cause of death as Paraplegia and Heart Failure.
His name is recorded on the
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
7129 Private B.D. Moore.
The Machine Gun Corps [Infantry].
aged 19.
Cemetery Record:
Occupation: Soldier.
Age: 19.
Cause of Death: Effects of wounds [received in action in France]
Place of Death: Whitworth Hospital. Drumcondra, Dublin.
Address: 3, North Brunswick Street, Dublin.
Birth.
Bernard Dominick Moore, son of Joseph Moore and Eleanor Moore, formerly Smyth, was born on 16 August 1897, at Ardnagrena, North Circular Road, Dublin.
His father was a Coach Builder.
His birth was registered on 30 September 1897, by Teresa Courtney, present at birth, of Ardnagrena
For further details, see the bio of his father.
The official Death Certificate confirms the cemetery record, but gives the cause of death as Paraplegia and Heart Failure.
His name is recorded on the
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
The Machine Gun Corps [Infantry].
aged 19.
Cemetery Record:
Occupation: Soldier.
Age: 19.
Cause of Death: Effects of wounds [received in action in France]
Place of Death: Whitworth Hospital. Drumcondra, Dublin.
Address: 3, North Brunswick Street, Dublin.
Birth.
Bernard Dominick Moore, son of Joseph Moore and Eleanor Moore, formerly Smyth, was born on 16 August 1897, at Ardnagrena, North Circular Road, Dublin.
His father was a Coach Builder.
His birth was registered on 30 September 1897, by Teresa Courtney, present at birth, of Ardnagrena
For further details, see the bio of his father.
The official Death Certificate confirms the cemetery record, but gives the cause of death as Paraplegia and Heart Failure.
His name is recorded on the
Glasnevin Cemetery War Memorial
Inscription
erected by
MARY MOORE
3 North Brunswick Street
in loving memory of her father and mother
JOSEPH AND ELEANOR M. MOORE
her sisters
MARGARET and ELEANOR M. MOORE
her uncle
MATHEW EVERARD MOORE
and her brother
BERNARD DOMINICK MOORE
who died 27th June 1917
of wounds received in action in France
aged 19 years.
also of her uncle
MICHAEL MOORE
who died 17th January 1918
queen of the holy rosary pray for them
also LEE MOORE
R.I.P.
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