Table 7 - Ancestors who died in Wars

 

ANCESTORS WHO DIED IN WARS

Total = 86 (Male 86 – Female 0)

 

Note - The Work is always in progress, and I am very happy to receive additional information or corrections at any time.

 

Acknowledgement – Considerable work has been done by our Cousin, Mary Vanderfeen, particularly with WWI & WWII & Irish Family members. Much reliance has been placed on this work. Thank you!

 

References – Wikipedia has been used in the text as a reasonably reliable and accessible point for anyone seeking further information on the Events.

 

DATE OF DEATH	NAME	AGE AT DEATH	EVENT & DEATH LOCALITY
987	Geoffrey I of ANJOU [1]	37	ANJOU/FRANCE WAR Château-du-Loir, France (Siege of Marcon)
17 May 1102	Hugh VI de LUSIGNAN[2]	63	1st CRUSADE Ramia, Egypt (The Battle of Ramia)
1134	Phillip de BRAOSE [3]	64	2nd CRUSADE Palestine
1165	Hugh VIII de LUSIGNAN[4]	59	2nd CRUSADE Harim, Syria (The Battle of Harim)
1191	Nele (Nigel) de MOWBRAY [5]	45	3rd CRUSADE Acre, Palestine
5 November 1219	Hugh IX de LUSIGNAN[6]	56	5th CRUSADE Damietta, Egypt (The Siege of Damietta)
6 April 1250	Hugh XI de LUSIGNAN[7]	29	7th CRUSADE Fariskur, Palestine (The Battle of Fariskur)
23 September 1258	Patrick De CHAWORTH [8]	40	ENGLISH/WELSH WAR Kidwelly Castle, Wales
25 August 1270	Hugh XII de LUSIGNAN [9]	35	8th CRUSADE Tunis, Tunisia
17 July 1303	Edmund de MORTIMER [10]	50	ENGLISH/WELSH WAR Builth, Breconshire, Wales
21 July 1403	Richard de VENABLES [11]	38	ENGLISH CIVIL WAR Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England (The Battle of Shrewsbury)
21 July 1403	Robert GOUSHILL [12]	53	ENGLISH CIVIL WAR Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England (The Battle of Shrewsbury)
15 September 1408	Edmund de HOLLAND [13]	26	ENGLISH/FRENCH 100-YEARS WAR Ile De Brehat (Cotes-Du-Nord), France (Battle of Ile De Brehat)
22 March 1421	John DE ROOS [14]	24	ENGLISH/FRENCH 100-YEARS WAR Anjou, France (Battle of Baugé)
16 June 1422	Piers LEIGH[15]	32	ENGLISH/FRENCH 100-YEARS WAR Ile-de-France, Paris, France (Siege of Meaux)
18 August 1430	Thomas DE ROOS [16]	23	ENGLISH/FRENCH 100-YEARS WAR Paris, France
23 September 1459	Adam BOSTOCK [17]	25	ENGLISH WAR OF THE ROSES Blore Heath near Market Drayton, Staffordshire, England (Battle of Blore Heath)
23 September 1459`	John DUTTON [18]	18	ENGLISH WAR OF THE ROSES Blore Heath near Market Drayton, Staffordshire, England (Battle of Blore Heath)
23 September 1459	Thomas DUTTON[19]	38	ENGLISH WAR OF THE ROSES Blore Heath near Market Drayton, Staffordshire, England (Battle of Blore Heath)
23 September 1459	Peter DUTTON[20]	17	ENGLISH WAR OF THE ROSES Blore Heath near Market Drayton, Staffordshire, England (Battle of Blore Heath)
23 September 1459	James TUCHET[21]	61	ENGLISH WAR OF THE ROSES Blore Heath near Market Drayton, Staffordshire, England (Battle of Blore Heath)
23 September 1459	Henry TUCHET[22]	22	ENGLISH WAR OF THE ROSES Blore Heath near Market Drayton, Staffordshire, England (Battle of Blore Heath)
22 November 1492	John SAVAGE IX[23]	42	ENGLISH/FRENCH WAR Boulogne, France (Battle of Bullen)
22 November 1492	Robert SAVAGE[24]	41	ENGLISH/FRENCH WAR Boulogne, France (Battle of Bullen)
9 September 1513	Christopher SAVAGE[25]	40	ENGLISH/SCOTTISH CAMBRAI WAR Flodden, Northumberland, England (The Battle of Flodden Field)
2 March 1527	John SAVAGE VI[26]	53	ENGLISH/FRENCH WAR Boulogne, Pas-de-Calais, France
17 August 1549	John ROSOGAN[27]	33	THE PRAYER BOOK REBELLION Samford Courtenay, Devon, England (The Battle of Samford Courtenay)
17 May 1811	William James MYERS [28]	27	1st NAPOLEONIC WAR Valverde, Portugal (Battle of Albuera)
18 September 1857	William Waldegrave POGSON[29]	30	THE INDIAN MUTINY Delhi, India (The Siege of Delhi)
3 May 1915	John Moore WATSON[30]	32	WORLD WAR 1 Gallipoli, Turkey (ANZAC)
5 May 1915	Percy Alfred WHEATLEY[31]	26	WORLD WAR 1 Gallipoli, Turkey (ANZAC)
24 May 1915	George MACADAM[32]	26	WORLD WAR 1 Fesubert, Pas-de-Calais, France (Canadian Army – The Battle of Vimy Ridge)
7 August 1915	Henry Normanby CLAYTON[33]	24	WORLD WAR 1 Gallipoli, Turkey (ANZAC – Battle of Lone Pine)
7 August 1915	Cecil Talbot WOODS [34]	40	WORLD WAR 1 Gallipoli, Turkey (ANZAC – Battle of Lone Pine)
7 August 1915	Alfred Illingworth McSHANE[35]	20	WORLD WAR 1 Gallipoli, Turkey (ANZAC – Battle of Lone Pine)
27 August 1915	Joseph John KAVANAGH[36]	40	WORLD WAR 1 Gallipoli, Turkey (ANZAC – Battle of Hill 60)
28 July 1916	James Victor HOLDSWORTH[37]	19	WORLD WAR 1 Pozières, Somme, Picardie, France (ANZAC)
29 July 1916	James Leslie PARTINGTON[38]	39	WORLD WAR 1 Somme, France (ANZAC)
3 September 1916	Charles Samuel ADAMS[39]	36	WORLD WAR 1 Somme, France (ANZAC)
24 October 1916	Charles Davidson MOWAT[40]	21	WORLD WAR 1 Somme, France (Scottish Seaforth Highlanders)
20 December 1916	Francis Bertram DOYLE[41]	21	WORLD WAR 1 Hampshire, England, United Kingdom (ANZAC)
23 December 1916	William PERKINS[42]	54	WORLD WAR 1 Magdhaba, Sinai Peninsula, Egypt (ANZAC – The Battle of Magdhaba)
11 February 1917	Albert Victor WHEATLEY[43]	25	WORLD WAR 1 Fargo Military Hospital, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom (ANZAC)
21 March 1917	John Henry Adams[44]	26	WORLD WAR 1 Somme, France (ANZAC)
27 March 1917	William Middleton SMITH[45]	27	WORLD WAR 1 Villers Bretonneux, France (ANZAC – 1st Battle of Villers Bretonneux)
7 April 1917	Hilary Linus (Harry) ALCOCK[46]	23	WORLD WAR 1 Hermies, France (ANZAC – The Battle of Hermies Hill)
11 April 1917	William John MARSHALL[47]	42	WORLD WAR 1 Bullecourt, France (ANZAC – The 1st Battle of Bullecourt)
11 April 1917	Frank Oruba WHITE[48]	20	WORLD WAR 1 Bullecourt, France (ANZAC – The 1st Battle of Bullecourt)
15 April 1917	Lionel Fleetwood DALEY[49]	17	WORLD WAR 1 Bullecourt, France (ANZAC – The 1st Battle of Bullecourt)
8 June 1917	Arthur Edgar DOYLE[50]	21	WORLD WAR 1 Messines, Belgium (NZ ANZAC – The Battle of Messines Ridge)
27 June 1917	George Thomas SMITH[51]	40	WORLD WAR 1 Belgium (ANZAC)
20 September 1917	Vincent Charles (Vince) MELLINGTON[52]	22	WORLD WAR 1 Polygon Wood, Belgium (ANZAC – The Battle of Polygon Wood)
21 September 1917	Arthur Edward COLLIS[53]	22	WORLD WAR 1 Belgium (ANZAC – The Battle of Menin Road Ridge)
26 September 1917	James Frederick PHILIP[54]	24	WORLD WAR 1 Polygon Wood, Belgium (ANZAC – The Battle of Polygon Wood)
26 September 1917	Wilfred Gerard SINGLE[55]	23	WORLD WAR 1 Polygon Wood, Belgium (ANZAC – The Battle of Polygon Wood)
4 October 1917	Charles TAYLOR[56]	30	WORLD WAR 1 Passchendaele, Belgium (ANZAC – The Battle of Passchendaele)
10 October 1917	Frederick James SANDRY [57]	28	WORLD WAR 1 Polygon Wood, Belgium (ANZAC – The Battle of Polygon Wood)
12 October 1917	Charles Edward SMITH[58]	33	WORLD WAR 1 Passchendaele, Belgium (ANZAC – The Battle of Passchendaele)
20 October 1917	Phillip Edmund DOYLE[59]	24	WORLD WAR 1 Passchendaele, Belgium (NZ ANZAC – The Battle of Passchendaele)
22 October 1917	George Whitney BRUCE[60]	35	WORLD WAR 1 Passchendaele, Belgium (ANZAC – The Battle of Passchendaele)
24 March 1918	Francis Joseph COLLIS[61]	25	WORLD WAR 1 Wiltshire, England (ANZAC)
24 March 1918	George Mackay MOWAT[62]	31	WORLD WAR 1 St. Quentin, Marne, France (South African Scottish Regiment – The Battle of St. Quentin)
28 March 1918	James BAYLEY[63]	23	WORLD WAR 1 France (English Army – Manchester Regiment)
21 April 1918	Reginald Harry TANNEBRING[64]	20	WORLD WAR 1 Southampton, England, United Kingdom (ANZAC)
3 May 1918	Stephen Percival (Percy) MCGINTY[65]	21	WORLD WAR 1 El Arish, Palestine (ANZAC)
14 May 1918	Daniel Munro CRAWFORD[66]	27	WORLD WAR 1 Sally Le Sec, Somme, France (ANZAC)
12 August 1918	Harold Gladstone GOODWIN[67]	27	WORLD WAR 1 Somme, France (ANZAC)
25 August 1918	Ernest Sydney KING[68]	25	WORLD WAR 1 Somme, France (ANZAC)
17 October 1918	Kenneth GOW[69]	29	WORLD WAR I St Souplet, France (USA Army)
14 December 1918	James MACKENZIE[70]	44	WORLD WAR 1 Etaples, France (Scottish Argyll & Sunderland Highlanders)
25 December 1918	Ambrose Augustine HALEY[71]	26	WORLD WAR 1 Chichester, England, United Kingdom (ANZAC)
20 February 1921	Timothy Christopher O’SULLIVAN[72]	28	IRISH BLACK ‘N TAN WAR Clonmult, County Cork, Ireland (IRA – The Clonmult Ambush)
19 May 1941	Edward Francis DOYLE[73]	19	WORLD WAR 2 At Sea – Sinking of HMAS Sydney (RAN)
13 February 1942	John Arthur SANDRY[74]	25	WORLD WAR 2 On Hospital Ship at Sea near Singapore (ANZAC)
16 February 1942	Noel Sherrin GEAPPEN[75]	24	WORLD WAR 2 Above Sumatra (RAAF)
1 July 1942	Gerald McSHANE[76]	20	WORLD WAR 2 POW Ship Montevideo Maru – South China Sea (ANZAC)
11 November 1942	Donald George (Don) PALMER[77]	36	WORLD WAR 2 El Alamein, Egypt (ANZAC – The 2nd Battle of El Alamein)
14 May 1943	John Swanson MacADAM[78]	20	WORLD WAR 2 Above – Netherlands (RAF)
12 June 1943	Mervyn John MILLER[79]	22	WORLD WAR 2 POW – Thailand (ANZAC)
20 September 1943	Allan Douglas WALKER[80]	28	WORLD WAR 2 POW – Thailand (ANZAC)
28 January 1944	Alan Stowell COX[81]	26	WORLD WAR 2 POW - Tanbaya Hospital Camp, Burma (ANZAC)
11 May 1944	Stanley WARREN[82]	28	WORLD WAR 2 POW – Burma (ANZAC)
12 December 1944	Glyn Norman BURY[83]	26	WORLD WAR 2 Over Dortmund, Germany (RAAF)
15 January 1945	Eric Ralph PEACE[84]	25	WORLD WAR 2 Plane crash - Barrow upon Soar, Leicestershire, England, United Kingdom (RAAF)
12 February 1945	Peter John HALEY[85]	20	WORLD WAR 2 Plane Crash - Saskatchewan, Canada (RAAF)
31 March 1945	Allen Murray TAYLOR[86]	24	WORLD WAR 2 Above - Arendal, Norway (RAAF)

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[1] Geoffrey I of Anjou (940-987) was a paternal 30^th Great Grandfather of Karen Maloney & her siblings. He died whilst leading his forces in the Siege of Marcon. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoffrey_I,_Count_of_Anjou

[2] Hugh VI de Lusignan (1039-1102) was a paternal 31st Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was on the 1st Crusade. See - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_VI of_Lusignan

[3] Phillip de Braose (c.1070-1134) was a paternal 30^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He died in the 2^nd Crusade in Levant, Palestine. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_de_Braose

[4] Hugh VIII de Lusignan (1106-1165) was a paternal 29^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was on the 2^nd Crusade. See - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_VIII of_Lusignan

[5] Nele (Nigel) de Mowbray (1146-1191) was related in 2 ways – the Husband of a Stepdaughter of a paternal 22^nd Great Uncle and as a Father-in-law of a paternal 1^st Cousin 22xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. On the 3^rd Crusade, he died in the Siege of Acre under King Richard I’s (The Lionheart) leadership. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Acre

[6] Hugh IX de Lusignan (1163-1219) was a paternal 28^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was on a Crusade led by the Knights Templar. See -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_IX_of_Lusignan

[7] Hugh XI de Lusignan (1221-1250) was a paternal 26^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was on a Crusade led by King Louis IX of France. See -  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_XI_of_Lusignan

[8] Patrick De Chaworth (1218-1258) was a paternal 24^th Great grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He died defending the family Castle of Kidwelly – see https://www.geni.com/people/Patrick-de-Chaworth-Lord-of-Kempsford/6000000005585060837 

[9] Hugh XII de Lusignan (1235-1270) was a paternal 25^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was on a Crusade led by King Louis IX of France. See -  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_XII_of_Lusignan

[10] Edmund de Mortimer (1252-1303) was a paternal 24^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He died at Builth in fighting against the Welsh for King Edward I of England. See https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/57611203/edmund-mortimer

[11] Richard de Venables (1365-1403) was a paternal 19^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was beheaded in the Battle of Shrewsbury – King Henry IV of England vs Harry Hotspur. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Shrewsbury

[12] Robert Goushill (1350-1403) was a paternal 9^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was badly wounded at the Battle of Shrewsbury whilst fighting for King Henry IV of England vs. Harry Hotspur. His servant killed him after the Battle and stole his armour. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Shrewsbury

[13] Edmund de Holland (1382-1408) was the Father-in-law of a paternal 18^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was fighting for King Henry IV of England. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Holland,_4th_Earl_of_Kent

[14] John De Roos (1396-1421) was a paternal 19^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He also fought at the Battle of Agincourt, both battles under King Henry V of England. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ros,_7th_Baron_Roshttps://www.findagrave.com/memorial/109973539/john_de-roos

[15] Piers Leigh (1389-1422) was a paternal half 20^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was fighting for King Henry V of England. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piers_Legh_II

[16] Thomas De Roos (1406-1430) was a younger Brother of John De Roos, and a paternal 19^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He drowned in the River Seine whilst fighting for King Henry VI of England. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Ros,_8th_Baron_Ros

[17] Adam Bostock (1434-1459) was a paternal 17^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was killed with 5 other Family members whilst fighting for the Lancastrians under King Henry VI. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Blore_Heath

[18] John Dutton (1441-1459) was a paternal 18^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was killed with 5 other Family members whilst fighting for the Lancastrians under King Henry VI. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Blore_Heath

[19] Thomas Dutton (1421-1459) was a paternal 16^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was killed with 5 other Family members whilst fighting for the Lancastrians under King Henry VI. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Blore_Heath See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Dutton

[20] Peter Dutton (1442-1459) was a Son of Thomas Dutton and was a paternal 17^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was killed with 5 other Family members whilst fighting for the Lancastrians under King Henry VI. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Blore_Heath

[21] James Tuchet (1398-1459) was a paternal 18^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He commandeered the Lancastrian Forces of King Henry VI of England and was killed in the Battle. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Tuchet,_5th_Baron_Audley

[22] Henry Tuchet (1437-1459) was the Son of James Tuchet and was a paternal Half 18^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He was killed with 5 other Family members whilst fighting for the Lancastrians under King Henry VI. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Blore_Heath

[23] John Savage IX (1450-1492) was a paternal 16^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[24] Robert Savage (1451-1492) was a paternal 17^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[25] Christopher Savage (1473-1513) was a paternal 17^th Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Battle of Flodden Field – See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Flodden

[26] John Savage (1474-1527) was a paternal 15^th Great Grandfather of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He fought campaigns and died for King Henry VII of England. See https://www.geni.com/people/Sir-John-Savage-VI-Kt-Sheriff-of-Worcestershire/6000000004571856220

[27] John Rosogan (1516-1549) was a paternal 2^nd Cousin 14xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings. See this for details of The Prayer Book Rebellion - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prayer_Book_Rebellion John fought for Cornwall and the Catholic Prayer Book.

[28] William James Myers (1783-1811) was a maternal 1^st Cousin 6x removed of Karen Maloney & her Siblings. See - “The Life of Sir William Myers.” 1811. Royal Military Chronicle, October: 469-474.

[29] William Waldegrave Pogson (1827-1857) was a maternal 4^th Great Grand Uncle of Karen Maloney & her siblings. The Indian Mutiny - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Rebellion_of_1857

[30] John Moore Watson (1883-1915) was a maternal Great Uncle of Janice Longwill (Testro). The Gallipoli Campaign - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallipoli_campaign

[31] Percy Wheatley (1888-1915) was the older Brother of Albert Victor Wheatley, and was a paternal 1^st cousin of wife of half 1^st cousin 2xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Gallipoli Campaign - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallipoli_campaign  

[32] George Macadam (1888-1915) was a maternal 2^nd Cousin 3x removed of Karen Maloney & her siblings. The Battle of Vimy Ridge - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vimy_Ridge

[33] Henry Normanby Clayton (1891-1915) was the biological father of Norma Bradley, a maternal Aunt of Warren & Denise Maloney. The Battle of Lone Pine - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Lone_Pine

[34] Cecil Talbot Woods (1875-1915) was the 1^st Husband of the Wife of a paternal 1^st Cousin 2xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Battle of Lone Pine - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Lone_Pine

[35] Alfred Illingworth McShane (1894-1915) was a paternal 3^rd Cousin 2xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Battle of Lone Pine - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Lone_Pine

[36] Joseph John Kavanagh (1875-1915) was the Brother-in-law of the Father-inlaw of a paternal 4^th Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Hill_60_(Gallipoli) n

[37] James Victor Holdsworth (1897-1916) was a paternal 1^st Cousin 2xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation, See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Front_(World_War_I)

[38] James Leslie Partington (1876-1916) was a Brother-in-law of a paternal 2^nd Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[39] Charles Samuel Adams (1880-1916) was an older Brother of John Henry Adams, and was an Uncle of the husband of a paternal 3^rd Cousin 1x removed of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[40] Charles Davidson Mowat (1895-1916) was a maternal 1^st Cousin 3xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings.

[41] Francis Bertram Doyle (1895-1916) was a paternal 4^th Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. He died of leg wounds.

[42] William Perkins (1862-1916) was the Father-in-law of a maternal 2^nd Cousin 1xremoved of Warren & Denise Maloney. Battle of Magdhaba - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Magdhaba 

[43] Albert Victor Wheatley (1892-1917) was the younger Brother of Albert Victor Wheatley, and was a paternal 1^st cousin of wife of half 1^st cousin 2xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[44] John Henry Adams (1891-1917) was a younger Brother of Charles Samuel Adams, and was an Uncle of the husband of a paternal 3^rd Cousin 1x removed of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[45] William Middleton Smith (1889-1917) was a younger Brother of George Thomas Smith and was a Brother-in-law of a paternal 1^st Cousin 2x Removed of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The 1^st Battle of Villers Bretonneux https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Battle_of_Villers-Bretonneux

[46] Hilary Linus (Harry) Alcock (1894-1917) was a paternal 3^rd Cousin 2xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[47] William John Marshall (1874-1917) was a maternal Great Uncle of Warren & Denise Maloney. The 1^st Battle of Bullecourt - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_attack_on_Bullecourt

[48] Frank Oruba White (1896-1917) was a paternal 3^rd Cousin 3xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[49] Lionel Fleetwood Daley (1899-1917) was the Stepson of a paternal half 2^nd Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[50] Arthur Edgar Doyle (1896-1917) was the younger Brother of Phillip Edmund Doyle, and was a paternal 4^th Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Battle of Messines - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Messines_(1917)

[51] George Thomas Smith (1877-1917) was an older Brother of George Thomas Smith, and was a Brother-in-law of a paternal 1^st Cousin 2x Removed of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[52] Vincent Charles (Vince) Mellington (1895-1917) was a paternal 4^th Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Battle of Polygon Wood - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Polygon_Wood

[53] Arthur Edward Collis (1894-1917) was a younger Brother of Francis Joseph Collis, and was a paternal 4^th Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Battle of Menin Road Ridge - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Menin_Road_Ridge

[54] James Frederick Philip (1893-1917) was a Brother-in-law of the wife of a paternal 2^nd Cousin 3xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation.

[55] Wilfred Gerard Single (1894-1917) was the Grand Nephew of the Wife of a paternal 1^st Cousin 3xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[56] Charles Taylor (1887-1917) was an Uncle of the Wife of a paternal 1^st Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Battle of Passchendaele - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Passchendaele

[57] Frederick James Sandry (1889-1917) was a 3^rd Cousin 2xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings.

[58] Charles Edward Smith (1884-1917) was the Husband of a paternal half 2^nd cousin 1xremoved (Ella Grace Holmes) of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[59] Phillip Edmund Doyle (1893-1917) was the older Brother of Arthur Edgar Doyle, and was a paternal 4^th Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[60] George Whitney Bruce (1882-1917) was a maternal 3^rd cousin 3xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings.

[61] Francis Joseph Collis (1892-1918) was an older Brother of Albert Edward, and was a paternal 4^th Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[62] George Mackay Mowat (1887-1918) was a maternal 1^st 3xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings. The Battle of St Quentin - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Michael#St._Quentin

[63] James Bayley (1895-1918) was a paternal 4^th cousin 2xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[64] Reginald Harry Tannebring (1897-1918) was a paternal 3^rd Cousin 2xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings.

[65] Stephen Percival (Percy) McGinty (1896-1918) was an Uncle of a maternal Aunt (Norma Clayton Bradley) of Warren & Denise Maloney

[66] Daniel Munro Crawford (1890-1918) was a brother-in-law of a 1^st Cousin 2xremoved (Frederick William Pearce) of Warren & Denise Maloney

[67] Harold Gladstone Goodwin (1890-1918) was a paternal 1^st Cousin 2xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[68] Ernest Sidney King (1893-1918) was the Stepson of a maternal 2^nd Great Aunt (Ellen Pearce) of Warren & Denise Maloney

[69] Kenneth Gow (1889-1918) was a maternal 2^nd Cousin 3xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings. Battle of St Souplet - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Hills

[70] James Mackenzie (1874-1918) was a paternal 2^nd Cousin 3xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[71] Ambrose Augustine Haley (1892-1918) was a paternal 3^rd Cousin 1xremoved of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[72] Timothy Christopher O’Sullivan (1892-1921) was a Brother-in-law of a paternal 3^rd Cousin 1x removed of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. The Clonmult Ambush – see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clonmult_ambush

[73] Edward Francis Doyle (1922-1941) was a paternal 5^th Cousin of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. Sinking of HMAS Sydney – See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMAS_Sydney_(D48)

[74] John Arthur Sandry (1916-1942) was a paternal 4^th Cousin 1xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings.

[75] Noel Sherrin Geappen (1917-1942) was the 1^st Husband of Jean Parker, the wife of John Haley, a paternal 4^th Cousin of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[76] Gerald McShane (1922-1942) was a paternal 4^th cousin of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation. Montevideo Maru –  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montevideo_Maru

[77] Donald George (Don) Palmer (1906-1942) was a maternal 3^rd Cousin 1xremoved of Warren & Denise Maloney. The 2^nd Battle of El Alamein - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Battle_of_El_Alamein

[78] John Swanson Macadam (1922-1943) was a maternal 3^rd cousin 2xremoved of Karen Maloney & her siblings.

[79] Mervyn John Miller (1920-1943) was a maternal 2^nd Cousin 2xremoved of Warren & Denise Maloney

[80] Allan Douglas Walker (1914-1943) was the Husband of a 2^nd Cousin 1xremoved (Jean Goodwin) of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[81] Alan Stowell Cox (1917-1944) was a paternal 2^nd cousin 1xremoved of Warren & Denise Maloney

[82] Stanley Warren (1916-1944) was a Stepson of a paternal Great Aunt (Margaret Houghton) of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[83] Glyn Norman Bury (1918-1944) was a Step-Grandson of Stepson of a paternal 2^nd Great Uncle of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[84] Eric Ralph Peace 1919-1945) was a 1^st Great Grand Nephew of the Wife of a 2^nd Great Grandfather (Edward Chaplin) of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[85] Peter John Haley (1925-1945) was a paternal 4^th Cousin of the Maloney/Testro/Smith Generation

[86] Allen Murray Taylor (1920-1945) was a maternal 1^st Cousin 2xremoved of Warren & Denise Maloney