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Thomas Patrick Martin
Born on St. Patrick’s Day, 17 March 1891 and died in 1954, Thomas Shannon Patrick was Mary Martin's son and was known in the family as Tommy. He served in the 5th Battalion of the Connaught Rangers, a famous Irish regiment of the British Army but survived the war. ? Mulligan
Unidentified as yet. H J Nolan Ferrall
Major Nolan Ferrall of the 5th Battalion of the Connaught Rangers where Mary Martin's son Tommy served for the duration of the First World War. Lieutenant Turner
Unidentified as yet. Mr Moloney
Father of Lieutenant M Moloney of the 6th Battalion Royal Dublin Fusiliers where Mary Martin's son Charles served and died. British War Office in London
The British War Office in London was responsible for the administration of the British Army. ? Mahoney
Unidentified as yet.
Unidentified as yet. 6th Royal Dublin Fusilliers
6th battalion of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, an Irish regiment of the British Army and the battalion where Charles Martin, son of Mary Martin served and died. Ian Hamilton
(1853-1947) General Sir Ian Hamilton was commander of the ill-fated Gallipoli campaign in 1915 which Charles Martin fought in. Ethel Mary Martin
Born in 1893, Ethel Mary was Mary Martin's daughter and served as a VAD during the First World War. Agnes née Ross Todd Moore
Wife of Richard Martin (Uncle Dick) who was Mary Martin's brother-in-law. Dick Leonard
Relative by marriage of Mary Martin's sister, Catherine, who married John Leonard. Eveleen Mary Levins Moore
Born on 27 Oct 1878, Evelyn Mary Levins Moore was Mary Martin's sister. Ottawa's Parliament Building, Canada
Ottawa's Parliament Building, Canada which burnt down on February 3, 1916 assumed at first to be the work of German spies but later attributed to an accidental fire. | 
