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CWGC does not list any T.C. Nolan, but the following has a local link:

Nolan, Thomas, Private, 61275, 11 June 1918, 20, Cheshire Regt., 21 Bn, tfr to 63 Coy Labour Corps. III.C.7 Aire Communal Cemetery.
Son of Thomas and Margaret Nolan of Liverpool.

Any views?

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I had looked at that and wondered myself Daggers. It might just be a case of great minds thinking alike and all that, but I'll put this guy on my to do list and try to find censuses to connect them to the area.

I think it could be this chap and perhaps one for Katie (IFTC).


Loyal North Lancs, 13829 Sgt Thomas Callon Nolan, 13829, Birth Reg, 1884, Liverpool 8b 139.

Only 2 papers (Army Records) transcribed by Anc, Thomas Gallan Nolan.

Discharged 1916

Loyal North Lancs, 13829

71 Cotswold St, Liverpool.

Possible Death, Thomas C Nolan, 1920, West Derby, 8b 557, 35 years old

Appears to be brother in law to Private Charles Edward Palmer
http://forum.liverpool-genealogy.org.uk ... 27#p106227

West Derby Cemetery

1st October 1920
Thomas Callan Nolan
35yrs
9, Pengivern Grove (I think)
Wavertree
Private Grave
Section 2
Grave 1464

Liverpool Echo September 30 1920

NOLAN: September 27 after much suffering THOMAS (late segeant L.N.L) the dearly loved and only sone of Thomas and Mary Nolan.

Interment West Derby Cemetery to-morrow (Friday) at 3.p.m

Pengwern Grove - off Picton Road, on the other side of the railway from St C's, but probably near enough. I think he is a better option than my original.
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Based on the information above, this may be our Thomas in 1911 living at 13 Prescot Street, Thomas Nolan, 56 Labourer in a Corporation Yard, and his wife Mary Ann 52, married 29 years with four children surviving from nine. Thomas 26 a Corporation Pointsman, Florence 18 a cigarmaker, Lily 15 and Elizabeth 10 a student.