Una Emily de Burgh was the daughter of Lt.-Col. Thomas John De Burgh (1851-1931) on 23 Apr 1878 in Ireland.
Thomas de Burgh was a war veteran, who formerly served as a lieutenant of the 57th Regiment and 5th Dragoon Guards in the British Army. He commanded 17th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry during the 1900-01 Boer War.
Her mother was Emily Fock de Roebeck, daughter of the 4th Baron de Roebeck.
Her siblings were:
Hubert Henry De Burgh (1879–1960)
Coralie Helen Deburgh (1880–1958)
Maurice Alick Deburgh (1884–1958)
Joe Deburgh (b. 1884)
Charles de Burgh (1886–1973)
Thomas de Burgh (1888–1914)
The surname de Burgh was variously spelled "De Burgh," DeBurgh," "Deburgh" and "Burgh."
Thomas de Burgh was a war veteran, who formerly served as a lieutenant of the 57th Regiment and 5th Dragoon Guards in the British Army. He commanded 17th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry during the 1900-01 Boer War.
Her mother was Emily Fock de Roebeck, daughter of the 4th Baron de Roebeck.
Her siblings were:
Hubert Henry De Burgh (1879–1960)
Coralie Helen Deburgh (1880–1958)
Maurice Alick Deburgh (1884–1958)
Joe Deburgh (b. 1884)
Charles de Burgh (1886–1973)
Thomas de Burgh (1888–1914)
The surname de Burgh was variously spelled "De Burgh," DeBurgh," "Deburgh" and "Burgh."
Una Emily de Burgh was the daughter of Lt.-Col. Thomas John De Burgh (1851-1931) on 23 Apr 1878 in Ireland.
Thomas de Burgh was a war veteran, who formerly served as a lieutenant of the 57th Regiment and 5th Dragoon Guards in the British Army. He commanded 17th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry during the 1900-01 Boer War.
Her mother was Emily Fock de Roebeck, daughter of the 4th Baron de Roebeck.
Her siblings were:
Hubert Henry De Burgh (1879–1960)
Coralie Helen Deburgh (1880–1958)
Maurice Alick Deburgh (1884–1958)
Joe Deburgh (b. 1884)
Charles de Burgh (1886–1973)
Thomas de Burgh (1888–1914)
The surname de Burgh was variously spelled "De Burgh," DeBurgh," "Deburgh" and "Burgh."
Thomas de Burgh was a war veteran, who formerly served as a lieutenant of the 57th Regiment and 5th Dragoon Guards in the British Army. He commanded 17th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry during the 1900-01 Boer War.
Her mother was Emily Fock de Roebeck, daughter of the 4th Baron de Roebeck.
Her siblings were:
Hubert Henry De Burgh (1879–1960)
Coralie Helen Deburgh (1880–1958)
Maurice Alick Deburgh (1884–1958)
Joe Deburgh (b. 1884)
Charles de Burgh (1886–1973)
Thomas de Burgh (1888–1914)
The surname de Burgh was variously spelled "De Burgh," DeBurgh," "Deburgh" and "Burgh."
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Una Emily de Burgh
B. 8th Dec 1889
died at Oldtown
12th Feb 1890
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