Lisburn War Memorial, Lisburn, Co. Antrim

Last Name	First Name(s)	Rank	Unit	Information
Best	Derek	Rifleman	London irish Rifles	7020131
Blaney	Arthur	Corporal	Royal Corps of Engineers	1875825
Dawe	William Francis	Leading Seaman	Royal Navy	D/SSX 15951
Graham	Patrick	Private	Royal Ulster Rifles	25670
Hamilton	Brian	Marine	Royal Marines	P/OX 116179
McCormick	Andrew	Aircraftman 1st Class	Royal Air Force	1351473
Purchase	Victor Charles John	Lance Corporal	Royal Corps of Signals	2575889
Toye	Frank	Rifleman	Royal Ulster Rifles	D/25139

Derek Best

7020131

Rifleman Derek Best of Lisburn Co. Antrim served in 2nd Battalion, The London Irish Rifles as the Irish Brigade pushed on through Italy in December 1943.

Arthur Blaney

1875825

Corporal Arthur Blaney of Hilden, Co. Antrim served in 17th Field Company, Royal Engineers at his time of death on 1st June 1940 as the B.E.F. retreated.

William Francis Dawe

D/SSX 15951

Leading Seaman William Francis Dawe of Lisburn, Co. Antrim died in Ulster on 2nd June 1941 as a result of wounds sustained when H.M.S. Zulu came under attack.

Patrick Graham

25670

Private Patrick Graham of Lisburn, Co. Antrim died on 20th November 1944 aged 47 years old. He served in 7th (Home Defence) Battalion, Royal Ulster Rifles.

Brian Hamilton

PO/X 116179

Marine Brian Hamilton of Lisburn, Co. Antrim served in the Royal Marines during the Second World War. He died after the end of conflict on 2nd September 1947.

Andrew McCormick

1351473

Aircraftman 1st Class Andrew "Andy" McCormick of Lisburn, Co. Antrim died at his home as a result of illness following the Second World War on 3rd March 1947.

Victor Charles John Purchase

2575889

Lance Corporal Victor Charles John Purchase of Lisburn, Co. Antrim served in the Royal Corps of Signals during the Second World War. He died on 2nd July 1946.

Frank Toye

D/25139

Rifleman Frank Toye of Lisburn, Co. Antrim had a long military career and was well-known in local football circles at his time of death on 29th December 1939.