John Frederick Healy was the eldest son of George Franck Healy and Dorothea Sullivan Healy, who were married in Cork in 1896.
John was born in Dublin in 1897.
His father was a master printer.
He was recorded with the family in the 1901 census, but was not present for the 1911 census, indicating that he was away at a boarding school.
His name is recorded on War Memorials at St. Philip and St. James's Church, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
His name is included in
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
John was born in Dublin in 1897.
His father was a master printer.
He was recorded with the family in the 1901 census, but was not present for the 1911 census, indicating that he was away at a boarding school.
His name is recorded on War Memorials at St. Philip and St. James's Church, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
His name is included in
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
John Frederick Healy was the eldest son of George Franck Healy and Dorothea Sullivan Healy, who were married in Cork in 1896.
John was born in Dublin in 1897.
His father was a master printer.
He was recorded with the family in the 1901 census, but was not present for the 1911 census, indicating that he was away at a boarding school.
His name is recorded on War Memorials at St. Philip and St. James's Church, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
His name is included in
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
John was born in Dublin in 1897.
His father was a master printer.
He was recorded with the family in the 1901 census, but was not present for the 1911 census, indicating that he was away at a boarding school.
His name is recorded on War Memorials at St. Philip and St. James's Church, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
His name is included in
Mount Jerome Cemetery War Memorial
Gravesite Details
Lieutenant, 3rd Battalion, attd. 9th Battalion, Royal Irish Rifles. Killed in action. Age 19. Son of George F. and Dorothea Healy, of Peafield, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. Born at Dublin.
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