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May Alice McCormack
| Rank: | Worker |
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| Townland: | Tully |
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| Civil Parish: | Clonguish |
| Catholic Parish: | Clonguish |
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| Census 1901: | www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Longford/Cloondara/Tully/1553506/ |
| Census 1911: | www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Longford/Cloondara/Tully/587092/ |
| Regiment/Unit: | Women's Army Auxiliary Corps |
| Regiment Number: | 42870 |
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| Cause: | Survived the war |
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| Information: | May Alice McCormack was born on the 13th May 1897, in Tully Co. Longford. Prior to enlistment, May was apprenticed in the grocery trade and had been employed by J. Stoker, Main Street, Longford. Worker McCormack enlisted in Dublin for home service in January 1918, as a cook and served at Belfast, Fermoy, the Beresford Barracks in the Curragh, and Tipperary. |
| Parents Names: | Daugher of James and Sarah McCormack, Tully, Co. Longford |
| Notes: | May Alice was the youngest of 10 children, which included William, Lillie, Robert, Samuel, Jemima and Albert. The Census returns suggest that she was born in 1897, but her attestment form indicates 1897.The McCormack family were Methodist. |
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