Past on Stone Monuments, Memorials and Names from the Past

Walsh

16 people named Walsh are on 15 public memorials here. Where the stones give a year of death, it is from 1906 to 1974.

Spellings vary on stone: Walsh may be engraved another way too. Search names that sound alike.

Walsh at a glance

Counties
County Dublin (3), County Cork (2), Merseyside (2), West Yorkshire (2), Norfolk (1), East Sussex (1), Essex (1), Hertfordshire (1), Cornwall (1), Greater Manchester (1) and 1 more
Conflicts
First World War (5), Second World War (3), Second Boer War (1)
Commonest forenames
John and Mary
Surnames that sound alike
Welch, Welsh, Walch, Walshe, Wilshaw

  1. Charles Walsh

    Named on Blackrod War Memorial, Blackrod, Greater Manchester

  2. Dan Walsh

    Tenant farmer; born 1841; the bold tenant farmer; this was his home; their resistance to unjust landlord practices instigated the first boycott in Ireland 1906

    Named on Bold Tenant Farmer’s cottage plaque, Ballinascarthy, Ballinascarthy, County Cork

  3. Edward Walsh

    Born 1873; member of the Hibernian Rifles; mortally wounded here; Easter Rising 1916 1916

    Named on Edward Walsh plaque, Dublin, County Dublin

  4. F.S. Walsh

    Named on World War I Memorial Including Gate and Gate Piers, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

  5. Pte. J. Walsh

    Named on Essex Regiment South African War Memorial, Chelmsford, Essex

  6. Gunner R.N. J. Walsh

    S.S. Unity of Goole; died 2 May 1918

    Named on Newhaven Transport Memorial, Newhaven, East Sussex

  7. J. Walsh

    Named on Hemel Hempstead War Memorial, Dacorum, Hertfordshire

  8. John Walsh

    Named on St Swithin’s War Memorial, Gillmoss, Liverpool, Merseyside

  9. John Walsh

    Aged 34; murdered on the night of 28th/29th April 1916

    Named on North King Street Massacre plaque, Dublin, County Dublin

  10. John Thomas Walsh

    Named on Stourton War Memorial, Leeds, West Yorkshire

  11. L. Walsh

    Named on Newquay War Memorial, Newquay, Cornwall

  12. SGMN Leslie David Walsh

    8th Sig Regt; lost their life as a result of the M62 coach bomb, February 4th 1974 4 February 1974; aged 17

    Named on Army Medical Services monuments, Hartshead Moor Services, West Yorkshire

  13. Mary Walsh

    Lost in Aldeburgh as a result of war operations

    Named on Aldeburgh War Memorial, Aldeburgh, Suffolk

  14. Mary Walsh

    Née O'Brien; born 1855; known as Minnie; née O'Brien; his wife 1932

    Named on Bold Tenant Farmer’s cottage plaque, Ballinascarthy, Ballinascarthy, County Cork

  15. Nicholas Walsh P.P., V.G.

    Parish Priest; parish Priest from 1885

    Named on Parish Priests of St Michael’s Church board, Dún Laoghaire, County Dublin

  16. T. Walsh

    Named on Seaforth and Waterloo War Memorial, Sefton, Merseyside