Queensland Death Certificate
DEATH in the District of
1922 Registered by George Porter, Registrar-General
1922 Registered by George Porter, Registrar-General
Number
1922/000457
DECEASED
Name and surname
Occupation
Sex and Age
Date of Death
Place of Death
Where born and, if not born in Australia,
period of residence in Australia
Name and surname
Occupation
Sex and Age
Date of Death
Place of Death
Where born and, if not born in Australia,
period of residence in Australia
Michael BARRY
Private 25th Battalion
Male 25 years
15 December 1915
Heliopolis, Egypt
Blackall, Queensland
PARENTS
Name and surname of father
Occupation
Name and maiden surname of mother
Name and surname of father
Occupation
Name and maiden surname of mother
MARRIAGE(S)
Where, at what age and to whom deceased was married
Where, at what age and to whom deceased was married
CHILDREN
Names and ages
Deceased number and sex
Names and ages
Deceased number and sex
MEDICAL
Cause of death
Duration of last illness
Medical attendant by whom certified
When he/she last saw deceased
Cause of death
Duration of last illness
Medical attendant by whom certified
When he/she last saw deceased
Injured in a train accident*(See notes)
BURIAL or CREMATION Registered
When and where buried or cremated
By whom certified
Name and religion of minister, and/or
names of two witnesses of burial or cremation
When and where buried or cremated
By whom certified
Name and religion of minister, and/or
names of two witnesses of burial or cremation
Military Burial**(See notes)
INFORMANT
Name, description or relationship,
and residence
Name, description or relationship,
and residence
Certified in writing by
Elsie BARRY, Wife
Townsville
Elsie BARRY, Wife
Townsville
REGISTRAR
Name, date and place of registration
Name, date and place of registration
G. PORTER, 14 September 1922, Brisbane
NOTES (if any) Researcher's notes added
25/04/2006 ex WW1 AIF records.
* Pte. Michael BARRY 293, was struck by a tram car outside the Cairo abattoirs in the evening of 14 December 1915. He was admitted to No 5 Canadian Stationary Hospital at Abbassia, dangerously ill with a fractured pelvis and died from injuries at 3.15 pm 15 December 1915. His death was confirmed by Lieutenant Colonel F.ETHERINGTON, Officer-in-Charge, No.5 Canadian Stationary Hospital, 21 December 1915.
** Private BARRY was interred at 1.25 pm, 16 December 1915 in the New Roman Catholic cemetery, Old Cairo after a ceremony conducted by Rev. T. A. CAMPBELL. He is buried in Grave No M84 Pt2 1499 S343
* Pte. Michael BARRY 293, was struck by a tram car outside the Cairo abattoirs in the evening of 14 December 1915. He was admitted to No 5 Canadian Stationary Hospital at Abbassia, dangerously ill with a fractured pelvis and died from injuries at 3.15 pm 15 December 1915. His death was confirmed by Lieutenant Colonel F.ETHERINGTON, Officer-in-Charge, No.5 Canadian Stationary Hospital, 21 December 1915.
** Private BARRY was interred at 1.25 pm, 16 December 1915 in the New Roman Catholic cemetery, Old Cairo after a ceremony conducted by Rev. T. A. CAMPBELL. He is buried in Grave No M84 Pt2 1499 S343
