http://mctiernan.com/mwardead.htm 12-18-2024 656 total
excludes the 4 that served in the Metropolitian Police
As so often happens at least with me, the final revealed goal sometimes
lags the effort. With that said and based on many emails from
MacTighernans around the world it is now the goal of this specific web
site to list all MacTighernans that served in their countries military
from the beginning to and including WW II. It is meant as a
tribute to the many McTernans / McTiernans who served and or gave their
lives in the many wars for freedom. Unless noted all listed are
British, Australian, Canadian and New Zealand soldiers and
sailors. The American war records for many that served in the
Great War and in WW II are woefully incomplete and those that exist are
scattered over numerous web sites and as such are very difficult to
find and include in this page. The numerous American McTernans
will be listed as soon as found.
If in the mean time you have a MacTighernan in your family that served
in his country's Armed Services please send me his or her info.
While I do have some WW II veterans included I am sure that list comes
up short. Yet with that said those WW II guys were the ones
that saved civilization so any honoring of them is well deserved even
though a bit incomplete.
I have noted the DNA Group by the individual where known. The
references to the MacTighernan DNA study is at this web site http://McTiernan.com/McTmaps.htm
Please
send me any info or photos on the MacTighernans that served and should
be included in this web site.
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tour s.
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The earliest noted McTernan being involved with a dispute with the
English crown was dealing with Bernard O'Rwerch who on 9-1-1542
indentures himself to King Henry VIII where McTernan was listed as
a character reference
The
Leitrim Wars of the undertakers vs. The O'Ruairc 1
1.
Mulmory MacTernan,
--1642, is listed as a lesser grantee during the James I
Plantation
effort in Leitrim. In 1641, Mulmory MacTernan of Lisnanorrus,
Inishmagrath, Barony of Drumahaire, Co Leitrim, chief of the clan, was
a resident justice of the peace for Co Leitrim. In
February 1642, Sir Frederick Hamilton, [ namesake for the town of
Manorhamilton] sent a force of 80 horse and foot to relieve the
protestants at Parke Castle. On their return to Sir Frederick's castle
they were attacked by 1000 Irish rebels. After a fierce battle
the English won and killed 60 of the rebels. Mulmory MacTernan
was one of the 60 killed.
The
Irish Rebellion of 1798 1
1. Roger McTiernan, one of three rebels arrested near
Drumkeeran for helping the French. Roger was charged with having
a gun on his person. No details survive but the other 2 rebels
were hung.
Background: The Irish Rebellion of 1798 comprised a scattered
series of local uprisings and desperate incursions that, tragically for
the Irish rebels, failed to cohere. In Leitrim, the spirit of
rebellion peaked in 1795 - three years before General Humbert's French
troops and the local Irish allies marched almost the full length of the
county, with the government's superior force [led by the famous General
Cornwallis who surrendered to GW's forces at Yorktown in 1781] in
pursuit, towards their eventual defeat just over the Co. Longford
border at Ballinamuck.
Co Leitrim was shaken by violent Defender disturbances 1793 and 1795,
culminating in the battle of Drumcollop which brought Co Leitrim to a
state of insurrection. But Leitrim had risen too early, and the
government's suppression of the Defenders and, later, the United
Irishmen, was brutally effective.
The War of 1812, 1812-1815 6
1. Inspector General James McTernans, 1790--11-26-1873, of the Rockfield McTernans a
British naval surgeon who was in the squadron which protected St.
Helena during the residence there of Napoleon, and was present on
that island at the death of that distinguished, but unfortunate monarch
in 1821. James was also the surgeon on a British warship in the
Chesapeake Bay in the War of 1812. He also was the surgeon on the
convict ship Sarah
and Sir
Charles Forbes on their trips from England out to Australia. In
historical documents the
Rockfield McTernans and the Heapstown McTernans [ Rory's line in the T group baseline ] are called
kinsmen. James was the uncle of Constantine below under the
British Army List. On 8-1-1809, James was appointed
Inspectorate of Hospitals. Brother to Patrick below.
2. Patrick McTenran, c 1793--1838, the 2nd son of Constantine
McTernan and Mary Brady also qualified as a
surgeon and for 20 years would voyage to Australia on convict ships one
of which was the Dunvegan
Castle convict ship. Brother to James above.
3. Dudy McTiernan, 1801--, born in Cloncar
Marshamulton, Co. Mayo, may well be Glencar, Manorhamilton, Co.
Leitrim. He had served 18 years 8 months with the 40th Regiment of
Foot. The residence date is 6-18-1928 in the
Royal Hospital, Chelsea, off the Regimental Register of
Pensioners He was a laborer. The complaint
was dislocation
of angle joint and fracture of small bones in the left leg.
4. Jas McTiernan, Veterans Battalion, residence date is 1814 in the
Royal Hospital, Chelsea, off the Regimental Register of Pensioners
5. Pvt. Barney McTernan, muster in on
12-25-1812 and mustered out on 3-24-1813 in the 57th Regiment
of Foot, 1st Battalion, Piece number 6645 in Roncesvalles,
Spain on the border with France. Sent to England in
8-1823 for recovery. May have been involved with the Napeoleon
invasion of Spain.
6. Surgeon James McTernan, received the Naval
General Service Medal and served on HMS Northumberland. This is
most likely one of Rory MacTiernan [ T DNA Group ] ancestors and part
of the Heapstown, Co Sligo McTernans.
Young
Irelander Rebellion of 1848 4
The William Smith
O'Brien Petition
1. Hugh McTernan, event was in 1848. Dublin, Ireland
2. James McTernan, event was in 1848. Dublin, Ireland
3. John McTernan, event was in 1848. Longford, Ireland
4. John McTiernan, event in 1848. Sligo, Ireland
British
Army
List 1850 3
1. First Lieutenant Constantine Lemon
[Lernon] Hotham McTernan, 1831--1864, India Station. Is
part of the Rockfield McTernan Family and
is related to Rory's family who is in the T DNA Group.
2. Pvt. Patrick McTiernan, --1861, service ID 91
3. Pvt. P. McTernan, enlisted in the 8th Hussars (The King's Royal
Irish), service Id 532565. Fought in the Napoleonic Wars and in
Iraq. Also in The Great War.
The
Crimean War, 1853-1856 8
1. Pvt. Patrick McTiernan, --2-1858, served in the 34th
Foot (Cumberland Regiment) service ID 3755. Patrick was
slightly wounded on 9-8-1855 in the final attack on the Redan in the Crimean War and also served in the
Indian Mutiny of 1857.
Awarded the Indian Mutiny Medal: The Indian Mutiny Medal was a
campaign medal approved in 1858, for issue to officers and men of
British and Indian units who served in operations in suppression of the
Indian Mutiny. He died along the Gangis River in February 1858.
His Army records state that he was from Co Leitrim and his wife's name
was Jane.
2. Pvt. James McTernan, 62nd Foot [Wiltshire], service ID 34,
town of residence Halifax, NS, Canada, taken from UK census data dated
4-8-1861. James is listed as beling in the Crimea War.
3. Pvt. John McTiernan, English war records event in 1861 in the 1st
Battalion, 17th Foot, and in the 14th Regt. soldier
ID 3357. John is listed as beling in the Crimea War.
4. Sergeant Patrick McTiernan, joined the Prince of Wales
Leinster
Regiment, in event year 1857 was in the 100th [Cumberand Regt.] &
109th Foot. service ID 3193 & 91 series WO97.
Patrick was in the Great War, Boar War and Indian Mutiny also.
May be the same individual listed as 46. under England's Vets for
the Great War and 31. under Victoria's Wars
5. Corporal James Thomas McTernan, was in England's service about
1861 in the 91st (Princess Louise's Argyllshire Highlanders)
Regiment of Foot, service ID 3793 in Kamptee (E.I) India
and the Princess Louise's . James was also in the Indian Mutiny
6. Sapper John McTernan, was in England's service about 1861 in the
22nd Co Royal Engineers, service ID 2130 and 2430,
Sapper John's duty locations were Colville Washington State in
NW
America and stationed at Chatham & Oregon which I
think is also in the NW United States and may be part of the San Juan
Islands. Saper John was in the N American Boundary
Detachment Royal Engineers
also and may have been
involved in the infamous Pig War with England that went on for 10
years. The Pig War started over a boundary
dispute between the US
and Canada on the boarder. At the time England owned
Canada. Half the island was British and the other was
American. Somehow somebody shot an American settler's pig. So now
everybody grabs rifles and starts shooting. The British sent
troops and we sent troops to protect each other. Everybody dug in
and would fire at each other 6 days a week. On Sunday a truce was
called and everybody went to church and then had an after church
barbecue together with a few pints of beer. Late in the day
everyone stumbled on home. Monday morning both sides picked up
rifles and started shooting again. This went on for years.
If I rememebr my history the dispute finally went to international
arbitration with Kaiser Wilhelm of Sarajevo fame making the final
decision, hence the northern border between Canada and the US is so
straight like someone just drew a quick line on a map. Sapper
John
McTernan was
attached to the N. American Boundary
Detachment and served in the Boer
War also.
7. Pvt. John McTernan, was in England's service about
1861.
service ID 582 John was in the Boar War and in the
91st Foot
(Argyllshire) Reg. and served in the Crimea War also.
8. Pvt. Martin McTernan, 1835--, born in Killargy, Co Leitrim, Ireland
and served in the British Army, Argyll and Southerland
Highlanders Reg. 91st (Princess Louise's Argyllshire
Highlanders) Regiment of Foot in Kamptee (E.I.) India and 93rd
Foot, Aldershot, Hampshire County, service ID 3399,
series WO121. Martin served in the Crimea war also.
The
Indian Mutiny, 1857-1859 10
0. Pvt. Patrick McTiernan, --2-1858, listed above in the
Crimean War
1. Pvt. John McTiernan, --6-3-1876, Private in the 88th Foot (1st
Cannaught Rangers) service ID 4893 fought in the Indian Mutiny of
1857 in the
battle of Central India and awarded the Indian Mutiny Medal. Central
India battle: January -
June 1858. Awarded to all those who served under Major-General Sir Hugh
Rose in actions against Jhansi,
Kalpi,
and Gwalior.
Also awarded to those who served with Major-General Roberts in the
Rajputana Field Force and Major-General Whitlock of the Madras Column,
between January and June 1858.
2. Pvt. John McTernon, record year is 1871, served
in the 2nd Battalion 19th (1st Yorkshire, North Riding) Regiment of
Foot, service ID 2006, duty location: Calcutta India.
3. Pvt. Patrick McTiernan, 34th Foot (Cumberland), received the Indian
Mutiny Medal as listed in number 1. under the Crimean War above.
4. Sgt. Patrick McTiernan, c. 1861--1-5-1903, born in Sharmon
Harbow, King's Co, Ireland was a soldier in the British
Army, 3rd Leinster Regt of Foot, Reg number 3193, service ID 5784
serving in India who
married about 1894 a girl named Susan, 1865--1929, born in Co Tipperary
and died in Co Offaly [Kings]. They had 2 children, Eveleen
McTiernan 1897--, born in Co Tipperary and Patrick Larsfield McTiernan,
2-25-1895--, born in Colaba, St. Joseph, Bombay India. In 1901 the
family was living at 4
Melsop St in Birr, Co Offaly [Kings County]. In 1903,
according to Patrick's will Susan was living in the townland of Birr,
Co Offaly. In the 1911 census they lived on 28
Eden
St in Birr Urban, Co Offaly. Sgt. Patrick had a deceased
brother
named James McTiernan, --11-1900, who died in the Boar War in South
Africa.
In the 1911 census Susan is listed as a widow. She and both
kids were living at 28 Eden St., Birr Urban, Kings county which is
where Patrick passed on to his reward. Co.
Kings = Co Offaly
5. Jane Aloysiua McTernan, 1888--1888, born in Calcutta Station,
Bengal, India. Her father would have been a British soldier
6. Thomas McTiernan, 1883--1893, died at 10 years old at the Army
Station of Mount Abu which is
a popular hill station in the Aravalli Range in Sirohi district of Rajasthan
state in western India near the border with Gujarat, a state in the
western part of India. There is no mention of his parents in the
records. Most likely the sibling of Bernadette below.
7. Bernardette McTiernan, 1890--1893, most likely the sister of Thomas
above. Died at the Army Station of Mount Abu which is
a popular hill station in the Aravalli Range in Sirohi district of Rajasthan
state in western India near the border with Gujarat, a state in the
western part of India.. There is no mention of her parents in the
records. Most likely the sibling of Thomas above.
8. Sgt. Henry McTernon, service in 1841 in the 50th Foot, service ID
566 was at sea and in Calcutta. Henry was married in 1842 in Cawnpore,
Bengal. His wife's surname was Carroll. At Royal Chelesa
hospital between 1842
and 1883.
9. Pvt. John McTernon, service in 5-12-1841 in the 59th Foot, at
the Depot, service ID 236, from service Coys stationed at Templemore,
Cork & Jersey.
10. Horace McTernan, 1885-1886, was held for a time in the Black
Hole of
Calcutta. The Black
Hole of Calcutta
was a small dungeon in Fort William, St. Patrick in Bengal, India where
troops of Siraj ud-Daulah, the Nawab of Bengal, held British prisoners
of war [soldiers and civilians] after the Bengali Army captured the
fort on 6-20-1856.
Victorian
& other Small Wars 37
1. Pvt. John McTiernan, Nationality British, service to date 1872, 60th
Rifles, British Army
2. Pvt. Michael McTernan, 1847--, born in Ireland and
enlisted in the US Army on 11-24-1874. Saw service
in the 88th Regiment on 8-20-1880.
3. Pvt. John McTiernan, Royal Canadian Rifles, ID 25647. Saw
action in the 1866 Finnian
Raids which in history is when the NYC Irish
had one or two many pints and tried to invade
Canada to leverage
England
to get out of Ireland. Not 100% clear which side John was on.
4. Captain Constantine Lernon Hotham McTernan, 1831--1864, was in
the Royal Artillery and is buried in the family vault at Brockley
Cemetery, Parish of Lewisham, County of Kent in England .
Cpt. McTernan descends from the McTernans of Rockfield,
in Co Leitrim and is related to the T DNA Group baseline.
5, Capt. Hugh C. McTernan, born in Co Leitrim, in or about 1878
Hugh joined the Infantry Militia Battalions in Co Leitrim.
6. Charles McTiernan, in service out of Allegheny, PA at 3 Antrini
St. Most likely US Army.
7. Sergeant Samuel B. McTarnahan, --6-30-1908, in the US Army Calvary
Station in California,
8. James F. McTiernan, --4-10-1914, US Army, NARA pub ID M850,
NARA roll 1471, involved in the War with Spain in the Spanish American
War.
9. Pvt. James F. McTiernan, --9-8-1898, in 1898 fought in the
Spanish -
American
War in Co. G, 9th Massachusetts Infantry. James is
buried in St. John's cemetery in Worcester, Massachusetts
10. Pvt. James McTiernan, mustered in Aug. 5, 1885 to the United States
Marine Corps and stationed in Boston, MA Walbash, Navy Yard.
11. Pvt Gerald McTernan, USMC in 1885 stationed at Marine Barracks
Annapolis, MD
12. Pvt. Ts McTernan, around 1871, 1st Battalion 9th (East
Norfolk) Regiment of Foot, service ID 1017 station in Dubin,
Ireland
13. Pvt. James McTernan. in 1841 served in the 64th Foot, Depot,
service ID 1855 at Limerick & Templemore, Co Limerick,
Ireland,
14. Jno. McTernan, from Rose?, enlisted on 6-25-1873, discharged
6-19-1874. Was in the 60th Foot and in Chelsia Hospital before
1876.
15. Jas. McTiernan, --1875, British Army service record years of 1865
to
1875
16. J.T. McTernan, 1856--, while born in Walpole, MA but
enlisted from
Boston, MA in the US Navy. He was 5' 6 1/2" tall
with blue eyes, brown hair and light skin. He returned 7-28-1877
17. Pvt. James McTernan, 1828--, born in Pennsylvania, a farmer
and was 21 when he enlisted in the US Army on 5-18-1849.
18. John T. McTernan, 1856--, born in Walpole, MA. At 21
enlisted in the US Navy in Boston, MA in 1877.
19. Thomas McTernan, 1858-- [1857--], born in Foxboro, MA on
8-27-1885 signed a 3 year
enlistment in Boston, MA in the US Navy.
20. McTiernan, in a letter to General Sherman dated 11-27-1878
when Sherman was in charge of the Indian situation out West, a
McTiernan was mentioned as being a good friend of the Indian Chiefs.
21. 2nd Lieutenant Frank J. McTernan, on 7-9-1880 held a commission in
F
Company, 8th Regiment of the NY National Guard but then resigned on
6-30-1881. In 6-30-1881 he was with the 8th Reg., 3rd Brigade,
1st Division. Frank lived at 232 East 26th St., NY, NY
22. Pvt. S. P. McTernan, Company A, 69th Regiment in 1889
completed with a passing grade on the rifle range. I think this
is the Irish Brigade known as the fighting 69th out of NY and
Philadelphia.
23. James McTernan, listed on the British Naval Rolls in 1831.
24. Constance Margaret McTernan, listed in the British Army records
from 1859 to 1888 and was in the Royal Garrison Artillery and listed in
the Royal Chelsea Hospital books from 1702 to 1876.
25. Louisa Mary McTernan, --1871, listed in the British Army
Service records
26. Edward McTiernan, served in the 50th Foot and was in the Chelsea
Hospital between 1842 and 1883.
27. Dr. Patrick McTernan, doctor of medicine and surgeon of the Royal
Navy, c. 1834 or before. Most likely part of the Rockfield
McTernan family and the ship's surgeon on the convict ships to Australia
28. James McTiernan, mustered in to the British Army's 4th Foot and
discharged on 9-27-1814.
29. Sergeant Jas [or John] McTiernan, in
1891 [or 1885] enlisted in the Canadian 74th Regiment, New
Brunswick Rangers. Was a Pvt. in 1885.
30. C. McTiernan, is Sligo Artillery, Regt. number 1042 charged
with desertion
on 2-20-1900
31. Sgt Patrick McTiernan, c.
1861--, born in Shannon Harbour, Kings Co. was discharged
from the British Army on 2-24-1898. He served in the Leinster 1 Bn and
his ID was 3193 the same as 4. listed under the Crimean War and 46.
listed under England's Vets in the Great War.
32. John McTiernan, c. 1848--, enlisted in
the US Army in 1871.
33.
Chas. McTiernan, in the British Navy and was court marshalled on
10-16-1845 in Gosport. He was with the 74th Regt.
34. John McTernan, 1844--, born in Ireland he joined the US Army
about 1866.
35. Corp./Pvt. James J. McTernan, c. 1869--, born in
Providence,
RI but lived in NYC when he enlisted on 5-2-1898 in NYC in Company K,
12th New York
Infantry, a volunteer soldier who fought in the Spanish
American War. Went in a corporal
and came out a privite due to being absent without leave a lot.
In 1916 filed
for a pension. James was 5'5.5" tall with blue eyes and brown
hair and fair complexion. His occupation was
bartender. His wife was named Catherine and they lived at 116 W.
63rd St., NYC. Records due state that he served honorably and
faithfully in Cuba and deserved 2 months extra pay.
36. Pvt. James McTernan, 1884--, at 30 years
old he enlisted in Company D, 69th Regiment on
8-1-1914 in NYC.
37. A. M. McTernan, in 1882 was part of the Ireland American
Fenian Brotherhood
The
U.S. War with Mexico, 1847 2
1. Martin McTernan,
1825--, born in Ireland and enlisted in the US Army on 4-9-1847 and
served during the War with Mexico. He was a laborer from
Boston, MA.
2. Martin McTernan, 1827 [26]--, born in Sligo, Ireland or Co
Leitrim. Enlisted in
the US Army on 9-10-1847 or on 2-3-1852 in New York. He was 5' 8
1/4" or 5' 9" tall with
hazel eyes, brown hair and ruddy complexion. He was a
laborer.
The
U. S. Civil War Era, 1860-1865 26
1. Pvt. Patrick McTiernan, 1818--, lived
in and registered in Mamaroneck, NY and enlisted in Mamaroneck where he lived on 9-15-1862.
Mustered out on 12-4-1862. Transferred to Company M, New York 6th
Heavy Artillery Regiment on 12-4-1862.
2. Patrick J. McTirnan, in US Army Infantry. Applied for a
pension in PA on 8-23-1884 and his widow Margaret did same in NY on
4-25-1908. Remarks see Indian Wars widow.
3 Pvt. P McTiernan, in the Confederate Army Company D of 5th
Regiment, South Carolina Cavalry (Ferguson's)
4. John McTernan, 1841--, born in Ireland and enlisted in US Army on
2-25-1867.
5. John McTernan, 1844--, born in Ireland and enlistment date is
2-7-1866 in US Army.
6. Pvt. John McTiernan, enlisted on 2-27-1864 in the Union Army
in
Company L, 4th
Regiment, Pennsylvania Cavalry (64th Volunteers) and was mustered out
on 7-1-1865 at Lynchburg, VA.
7. Pvt. John McTernan, 1833--, born in Ireland but from San
Francisco, California and on 2-11-1864 enlisted in Company D, 1st
Batt'n., California Mountaineers (Infantry) in the Union Army and was
mustered out on
5-20-1865.
8. John McTernan, 1832--, was mustered
into the Company M, 2nd Regt. Calvery in the Union Army in San
Francisco, California on 2-12-1864
9. Irhin McTernan, 1833--, born in Ireland and his residence was
Orient,
NY when he enlisted in the UNION Army c. 1863.
10. Capt. D. C. McTernan, as of 4-24-1862 was stationed in New
Mexico.
11. Pvt. Charles McTiernan, c. 1842--1911, in the Union Army on
the 1898 US Ohio pension
rolls and listed on the disabled soldier list in Dayton, OH.
Enlisted in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on 8-6-1862 in
Company C, Pennsylvania 123rd
Infantry Regiment on 8-7-1862. Mustered out on 5-13-1863 at
Harrisburg,
PA.
12. Cornelius McTiernan, 1839--, born in the U.S. and enlisted in the
US Navy in
New York, NY on
11-1863 at the age of 24. He was a laborer He had a dark
complexion, dark hair and hazel eyes. He was 5'4" tall and had a
scar on his right cheek. In 1882, was part of the Ireland
American Fenian Brotherhood.
13. Frank McTiernan, pension request on 9-28-1903 filed in
NY. He was listed as a soldier but also as being in the Work
Corps. USA
14. James McTiernan, --<1862, served in the 82nd NY Infantry.
James' widow Margaret filled for his pension on 11-28-1862.
15. James F. McTiernan, listed as a soldier and asked for a
pension on 9-29-1898 in the
state of MA after serving in the Gq Mass Infantry
16. James McTiernan, in the Mass. Infantry and his widow Roseanna
filed for his penson as a widow on 10-5-1868.
17. Pvt. James McTiernan, 1828--8-12-1862, enlisted in Company G,
New York 82nd Infantry Regiment on 6-1-1861. Mustered out on 8-12-1862
at Annapolis, MD. Was kept in a Confederate prisoner
of war
camp in Manassas,
VA
where he took sick.. He died in General Hospital in Annapolis, MD of
his illness.
18. Pvt. James McTiernan, 1821--, from Massachusetts where he
made a living as a Teamster. Enlisted in Company E, Massachusetts
25th Infantry Regiment on 9-18-1861. Mustered out on 8-28-1862 at
New Berne, NC.
Enlisted in Company D, Massachusetts
4th Heavy Artillery Regiment on 8-18-1864. Mustered out on
6-17-1865 at Fort Richardson, VA.
19. Pvt. James McTiernan, Company G,
82nd Regiment, New York Infantry in the Unionn
Army
20. Soldier James J. McTernan, filed for pension benefits
in NY
21. Pvt. James H. McTiernan, enlisted on 8-20-1864 in
Pennsylvania in Company U, Pennsylvania 3rd Cavalry Regiment on 20 Aug
1864 and also Company M, 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry (65th
Volunteers). Mustered out on 28 May 1865. May be same as below
22.
Cpl. James H McTiernan, enlisted on
8-17-1861 in Company G, Pennsylvania 3rd Cavalry
Regiment. Promoted to Full Com Sergeant on 5-18-1862. Mustered
out on 5-18-1862.Transferred to the Pennsylvania 3rd Cavalry Regiment
on 5-18-1862. May be same as above
23. James McTernan, 1828--, born in Pennsylvania and at 21
enlisted in
the Union Army on 5-18-1849. He had blue eyes, brown hair and
fair complexion and was 5' 7" tall
24. Sgt. James McTiernan, in G PA Cavalry.and on 10-5-1886
applied for a pension
as an invalid.
25. Gerald McTernan, c. 1822--, born in Ireland and living in Brooklyn,
NY
when he enlosted in the Union Army. His occupation was a
liquorer.
26. Martin McTernan, c. 1825--, born in Ireland. Enlisted in the
US
Army at the age of 22.
Other
small Wars 26
1. John
McTiernan, 1849--, born in Pittsburgh, PA and was a laborer. John
enlisted in the US Army on 1-24-1872, He was 5'7" and had blue
eyes, brown hair with a fair complexion. He was discharged on in
January of 1877.
2. John McTiernan, 1846--, born in Pennsylvania. John
enlisted in the US Army on 3-2-1867
3. John McTiernan, 1885--, born in Portland, ME enlisted in the
US Army on 1-13-1907. Occupation was mill operator. John
was 5'7" and had blue eyes and fair skin. Discharged
4-21-1908 at Fort Sheridan, Illinois
4. Patrick J. McTiernan, 1855--, born in Co Leitrim Ireland and was a
laborer. He enlisted in the US Army on 12-10-1877, may have been
in the 20th Infantry. He was
5' 6 1/2", with hazel eyes, light hair and fair complexion.
Discharged 12-9-1882 at Fort Leavenworth,
KS
5. Pvt. Thomas McTiernan of the 22nd Reg. of NY Militia was
declared an expert marksman in 1896.
6. Seaman Thomas McTernan, enlisted in the US Navy as an Ordinary
Seaman on 8-27-1885. Thomas was from Boston, MA. and made $ 19 a
month.
7. Cornelius McTernan, 1824--, enlisted in the US Army in 1848.
8. Michael McTernan, served in the Connaught
Rangers, WO 86/41 and was court martialed on
Malta on 6-8-1892.
9. Thomas McTernan, 1872--, born in Rynagh, Banagher, Co. Offaly
[Kings Co], Ireland
10. Charles McTiernan, --1911, pension records US Army
11. Charles McTiernan. c. 1871--, born in St
Johns Seyo enlisted in 1889 at 18 to serve in Royal Mili?, Reg number
I. F/3391
12. Able Seaman James McTernan, served on HMS Briton in 1884.
13. Pvt. James McTiernan, enlisted into the USMC on 8-5-1885
stationed in Usrs Wabash Navy Yard, Bostom
14. Pvt. James McTiernan, enlisted in the
US Army on 8-5-1885 and was stationed in Boston, MA
15. Michael McTernan, c. 1847--, born in Ireland and enlisted in the US
Army in 1874.
16. John McTiernan, US Army Regular 5th Infantry within 1870 to
1879.
17. Michael McTiernan, 1884--, born in Hoyland, Yorkshire,
England. British Army, in the 8th York Corps. Family lived at 50
Thomas St. in Rotherham, service ID 13363. Michael had one
year of high school and was 5'4"
tall, 122 lbs. with blue eyes and black hair. His father
was Michael, his mother was Mary and 3 brothers, John, Joe &
William and a sister, Maggie
18. Pvt. Jn McTiernan, served in the Royal Canadian Rifles, Regt
number
1433, service dates 1866-1870 in Canada
19. John McTernan, British regt. 145 By
R FA, was court marshalled on 6-26-1909 at Newbrige Camp.
20. Bryan McTernan, c. 1830--, was in the
Sligo Rifles, Regt. number 2164. Deserted on 6-5-1871 in
Sligo.
21. Pvt. Gorald [Gerald] McTernan,
enlisted in the USMC on 12-17-1884 and was stationed at Marine
BarracksWashington,
DC and then to Marine Barricks, Annapolis, MD.
22. James J McTernan, 1867--, born in Philadelphia, PA he enlisted in NYC on 5-2-1898 in Co K, 12th NY Regt. and
was discharged on 4-25-1899 in NYC. He was a veteran
of the war
with Spain [Spanish American War], He was admitted to homes
for disabled veteran
in 1916 at the Roseburg Branch, Hampton,
VA.
He was 5'5" tall with blue eyes and brown hair. He was a
laborer. The NOK was his mother, Mrs. F. McTernan living in
Washington, DC.
23. Capt. or Cpl. James McTernan, 1900--, in the Irish Army at 22 years
of age in 1922. From Co Roscommon and his next of kin was John
McTernan from Co. Roscommon.
24. Lieutenant
H. C. McTernan, in 1882 was listed in the
8th
Battalion. in the British Army.
25. John McTernan, c. 1841--, born in Ireland he enlisted in the
US Army in 1867.
26. John McTiernan, in 1876 joined the Ireland American Fenian
Brotherhood.
The Spanish-American War, 1898 1
1.
Francis McTiernan, the grandfather of Ed (NJ) and Michael-MH in the T3c
DNA group. Francis served in the Phillippines during this 1 month
war.
The
Boer Wars, 1899-1902 23
1. Pvt. L. McTernan, 19th Company, Imperial Yeomanry Company
(Lothian), 6th (Scottish) Battalion, service ID:
24853. Was most likely from Scotland. Discharged Medically unfit,
10-7-1901. The Queen's South Africa (QSA) Medal Clasps: Cape
Colony, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902
2. Pvt. Lawrence McTernan, the National Archives WO128. Imperial
Yeomanry, Soldiers' Documents, South African War, did not deploy.
Service ID 39867
The Imperial Yeomanry was a British volunteer cavalry regiment that
mainly saw action during the Second Boer War. Officially created on 24
December 1899, the regiment was based on members of standing Yeomanry
regiments, but also contained a large contingent of mid-upper class
English volunteers. In Ireland 120 men were recruited in February 1900.
It was officially disbanded in 1908.
On 13 December 1899, the decision to allow volunteer forces serve in
the Second Boer War was made. Due to the string of defeats during Black
Week in December, 1899, the British government realized they were going
to need more troops than just the regular Army, thus issuing a Royal
Warrant on 24 December 1899. This warrant officially created the
Imperial Yeomanry.
The Royal Warrant asked standing Yeomanry regiments to provide service
companies of approximately 115 men each. In addition to this, many
British citizens (usually mid-upper class) volunteered to join the new
regiment. Although there were strict requirements, many volunteers were
accepted with substandard horsemanship/marksmanship; however, they had
significant time to train while awaiting transport.
The first contingent of recruits contained 550 officers, 10371 men with
20 battalions and four companies, which arrived in South Africa between
February and April, 1900. Upon arrival, the regiment was sent
throughout the zone of operations.
3. Lance
Cpl. J. McTiernan, in 1900 served in the infantry with the Leicestershire
Regt
4. Pvt. J. McTiernan, served from 1899 to 1902 in
South Africa in the
Second Boer War with the 1st Battalion Royal Fusiliers
(Princess
Victoria's) Battalion, service ID: 5103 in 1902.
5. Pvt. John Michael McTiernan, number 5 under the English
section under The Great
War. John also had been active in the British Army in The Great
War receiving several medals for his heroism.

6. Trooper Henry James MacTernan,
1876--1962, the son of Capt. Hugh Connell MacTernan born in Ennis, Co
Clare according to war records. May be listed in records with the
initial W. Henry joined the Imperial Yeomanry
[ South Irish Horse
Dublin ], 61st Company, 17th Battalion in 1900 and saw service in
South Africa. Service ID 11189. Henry received the Queen's South
Africa Medal (QSA). The medal on left was awarded to Henry for his
service [in 4 campaigns] in the British
Army in Africa during the Boer War. It was a bar per campaign. Henry
hated the war- He apparently was horrified that they were shooting
Boers who were only armed with pitchforks. Henry's son, Hugh Murrough
MacTienan and his
family immigrated to Australia from Heapstown, Co Sligo in the late
1930s. Henry is in the T DNA Group baseline due to his grandson,
Rory's doing the test.
7. Corporal James Thomas McTernan, was in England's service about
1861. 91st (Princess Louise's Argyllshire Highlanders)
Regiment of Foot, service ID 3793 in Kamptee (E.I) India
and the Princess Louise's . James was also in the Crimean War.
8. Pvt. John McTernan, was in England's service about 1861, service ID
582 John was in the 91st Foot
(Argyllshire) Reg and served in the Crimea War also.
9. Sapper John McTernan, was in England's service about 1861 in the
22nd Co Royal Engineers, service ID 2130 and 2430,
Sapper John's duty locations Colville Washington State in NW
America and stationed at Chatham & Oregon which I
think is also in the NW United States and may be part of the San Juan
Islands. Saper John was in the N American Boundary
Detachment Royal Engineers also and may have been
involved in the infamous Pig War with England that went on for 10
years. The Pig War started over a boundary
dispute between the US
and Canada on the boarder. At the time England owned
Canada. Half the island was British and the other was
American. Somehow somebody shot an American settler's pig. So now
everybody grabs rifles and starts shooting. The British sent
troops and we sent troops to protect each other. Everybody dug in
and would fire at each other 6 days a week. On Sunday a truce was
called and everybody went to church and then had an after church
barbecue together with a few pints of beer. Late in the day
everyone stumbled on home. Monday morning both sides picked up
rifles and started shooting again. This went on for years.
If I remember
my history the dispute finally went to international
arbitration with Kaiser Wilhelm of Sarajevo fame making the final
decision, hence the northern border between Canada and the US is so
straight like someone just drew a quick line on a map. Sapper
John
was attached to the N. American Boundary Detachment and served in the
Crimea War also.
10. I. McTernan, years 1899--1902,
11. James McTiernan, --11-1900, who died in the Boar War in South
Africa and the brother to Sgt. Patrick McTiernan listed in the Indian
Mutiny from 1857 to 1858 in the .34th Regiment
12. Pvt. James McTiernan, 1820--, born in Dunkern, Ennismackey
parish, Co Leitrim, Ireland and joined the Royal Regiment of
Veterans. Series WO121
13. Pvt. James McTiernan, 1861--, service ID 34. Event? was
in 1861
14. James S. McTiernan, 1879--, born in St. Andrews parish, Wakefield,
Yorkshire, England. Service ID 2626, WO96
15. Lance Corporal. James [M.] McTiernan, 6-15-1891--11-17-1900, 1
Prince of Wales's Leinster Regiment (Royal Canadians), His
first initial might have
been J not M. Died of disease at Vrede (Official casualty roll
location: Vrede, South Africa) Regt. Service ID 3041. His
brother was Thomas and his sister was Mary Beth Petes
16. Patrick McTiernan, 1861-->1898, born in Shannon
Horbour, Co Offaly, Ireland. Service ID # 1604, series
number WO96
17. P. McTiernan, service dates are from 1899 to 1902, Reg.
number 5784 and name 3rd Leinster fought in the second Boar War
18. Thomas McTernan, 1872--, born in Rynagh parish, Co Offaly, Ireland
and enlisted in England in the Royal Engineers, service ID 26674
19. Pvt. Martin McTernan, 1835--, born in Killargy, Co Leitrim, Ireland
and served in the British Army, Argyll and Southerland
Highlanders Reg. 91st (Princess Louise's Argyllshire
Highlanders) Regiment of Foot in Kamptee (E.I.) India and 93rd
Foot, Aldershot, Hampshire County, service ID 3399,
series WO121. Martin served in the Crimea war also.
20. J. McTiernan, served 1899 to 1902 in South Africa in the
Second Boer War with the 3rd Battalion The King's Liverpool, regt.
number 5170
21. Pvt. W. McTernan, Trooper Imperial Yeomanry, The Queen's
South
Africa (QSA) Medal Clasps: Cape Colony, Transvaal, Rhodesia, South
Africa 1901. 61st Company 17th Battalion Imperial Yeomanry, 2nd
Dublin, Regt. number 11189
22. Pvt. H. McTernan, enlisted in the British Army in the 61st
Company, 17th Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry, Regt. # 11189.
Saw service in South Africa in the 2nd Boer War.
23. Pvt. J. McTiernan, lost his life while serving in the 1st
Batt., Prince
of Wales Leinster Reg, 1900-1902 in South Africa in the
Boer War
The
Easter Rising, 1916 - 1921 12
1. http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/reels/bmh/BMH.WS1268.pdf#page=6
McTiernan was the company captain in Jamesstown which
was in the 3rd Battalion, South Leitrim Brigade.
2. http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/reels/bmh/BMH.WS0955.pdf#page=8
McTiernan from Carrick disputing how to attack the RIC guard
3. http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/reels/bmh/BMH.WS0661.pdf#page=12
Joe McTiernan from Roscommon, part of the South Roscommon Flying Column
4. http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/reels/bmh/BMH.WS0770.pdf#page=17
& http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/reels/bmh/BMH.WS0770.pdf#page=19
Jimmie McTiernan of Roscommon was thought to have been killed but showed
up after the conflict
5. http://www.bureauofmilitaryhistory.ie/reels/bmh/BMH.WS1526.pdf#page=147
The Independence of Ireland, the Movement in Australia 1913-1921, noted
is Sir Edward McTiernan in the baseline of the T3 DNA group.
6. John McTiernan, from Lyne, Co Sligo. On
12-29-1921, was brought into court under Martial Law as being part of
the Civil War and
Uprising. http://search.findmypast.ie/record?id=ire%2feas%2fris%2f044073
7. Patrick McTiernan, 1901--, in the
Irish Army census of 1922, in the Infantry Corps. Next of kin
listed as his mother, Mary from Cleenaghoo Townland, Ballinamore,
Co Leitrim. Patrick was the Grand Uncle of Sean-SF and the second
cousin one generation removed of Cathal McTiernan in the baseline
of the T3 DNA Group.
8. Martin McTernan, 1918, a civilian tried by British Court Marshall
9. James McTiernan, in 1917, civilian tried by Court Marshall
10. John McTernan, 1921, stood before a court of inquiry in lieu of an
inquest, ADA-BRO
11. James McTernan
was a witness
attesting to the fact that John Foley was due a pension
based on his service to the IRA during the troubles
12. Seamus
MacTigearnain was a witness
attesting to the fact that John Foley
was due a pension based on his service to the IRA during the troubles
The
Great War, 1914-1918
as of 12-18-2024 309 total MacTighernan
veterans
in The
Great War....The words es is nichts…
it is nothing, the
understatment of the century said by the dying Archduke Ferdinand
considering the 20 million lives lost in The Great War
Ireland's Veterans 47
Pvt. Patrick McTernan, c. 1888--6-5-1918, enlisted on 1-24-1916 and was
discharged for being sick on 5-6-1918 in the Royal Inniskilling
Fusiliers,
service ID 28767. He fought overseas and died 2 months after
discharged
1. Pvt. Patrick McTernan, 1880--10-31-1918, Enlisted in the 6th
Connaught Rangers, 6th Bn., Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, service IDs
2723, 43133, Served and was killed in Flanders Fields,
Belgium and is
buried at Erquelinnes, Hainaut, Belgium or France. Enlisted in
Boyle, Co Roscommon. Son of Thomas and Mary McTernan of Fawn,
Drumahaire, Co Leitrim, Ireland. Bridget McTernan was his sister
and all property in Patrick's will
was left to her. Bridget may
have been working at the Roscommon Rectory.
2. Lance Corporal P. McTiernan, Connaught Rangers, service IDs 7700,
35229. Served
twice
3. Charles McTiernan, 1877--, born in Curry, Charlestown, Co Sligo,
Ireland and joined the Connaught Rangers, 88th & 94th Foot
4. Charles McTiernan, 1873--, born in Calry parish, Co Sligo, Ireland
and joined the Royal Artillery,
soldier ID 1042
5. Charles McTiernan, 1885--, from Co Sligo, Ireland, joined the
Connaught
Rangers, service ID 347
6. Hugh McTernan, 1880--, born in Killarga parish, Co Leitrim,
Ireland.
Joined the Royal Artillery, service # 26120
7. Patrick Joseph McTiernan, 3-22-1887--4-29-1931, born in
Tullynascreen, Drumahaire, Co. Leitrim. Immigrated to the US on
5-15-1909. Entered the U.S. Army on 12-6-1917. Was in
Co. I, 3rd Reg., Camp Humpreys, Virginia. Was in the Engineers
Corp. Served in France. Became a U.S. Citizen on 7-3-1918.
Died 4-29-1931. Cause of death was tuberculosis, caused
by complications from being gassed in France during the war. Buried
5-2-1931 in St. Lawrence RC cemetery, Lakeland Avenue, Sayville, Long
Island, N.Y.
8. Pvt. Myles McTernan, 2-23-1891--, born in Co Leitrim, Ireland and
living at 304 Remington St., Bridgeport, CT joined the US Army.
Serial ID 3190610. Next of kin was his mother Mrs. Hanna
McTiernan who was living at 670 E. 141 St. in the same city.
Myles worked at a
Food Shop at 195 St. Ann's Ave He also lived at 383 E 137 St.,
Bronx, NY. He had blue eyes and black hair.
9. Pvt. John McTernan, 5-6-1892--, born in Co Leitrim and lived at 101
Atkinson, Rochester, NY John enlisted in the US Army
4-4-1918 in Rochester. His service ID was 1750427 and served
overseas from 5-20-1918 till 2-1-1919 and was severely
wounded in action
on 9-17-1918 being discharged with 50 % disability. He was tall
with a slender build, brown hair and gray eyes. He was employed
at Mobican Comp. on Main St. East in Rochester?
10. Michael John McTernan, 5-5-1892--, born in Dowra,
Co Leitrim.
Seaman in Royal Navy M34259. He served on both the HMS Pembroke I
and the HMS Victory I. He was 5'11" tall blue eyes and dark brown
hair.
11. John McTiernan, from Co. Sligo. In the East Surry Regiment,
service ID 5233
12. John McTernan, 1887--, born in Ballyboy, Manorhamilton, Co Leitrim,
Ireland but joined the British service in England. Soldier ID #
2037.
13. James McTiernan, from Sligo with a brother
John.
14. Pvt. J McTernan, 1889--, from Tullynamoyle
in Co Leitrim or Town-A-Moil, enlisted in the Cameronians (Scottish
Rifles), 11th Service Bn. service ID 26658. Roman Catholic,
Wounded on 11-1-1917, Shell Wound Face, Right Shoulder and Left Cornea
superficial, yet it doesn't sound too bad.
15. Thomas McTernan, 1883--, born in Dromahaire,
Co Leitrim. At 31 years of age he enlisted in the Royal
Scots Fusiliers, regt. # 1039. Next of kin was listed as Bridget
McTernan, most likely his wife or mother. He had previously
served in the Connaught Rangers for 8 years. Ge was 5'8" tall,
164 lbs. with grey eyes and brown hair.
16. Capt. James McTernan, 1900--, event was in 1922 in Irish Army
Census from
Co Roscommon, Ireland, serving in the VR in the Roscommon Column Post,
II Western Division, Western Command. Next of kin was his father,
John McTernan
17. Patrick McTernan, 1895--, from Birr, Kings Co. [Offaly] , Ireland
in the Royal Tank Corps.
18. Pvt. Hugh McTernan, Tullynamoyle,
Co Leitrim, Ireland. Enlisted
in the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers & Labour Corps., service IDs
21439,
546892. Was wounded in 8-1917.
19. Temporary Lieutenant M. A. McTernan, in 1918 was in the Royal
Dublin Fusiliers
20. Lieutenant Michael Patrick McTernan, Royal Dublin
Fusiliers, 6th (Service) Battalion. He was wounded in
10-1918. On enlistment he lived at 65 Cabra Park, Philsburrogh,
Dublin, Ireland.
21. Michael Patrick McTernan, 1898--, enlisted in the Royal Dublin
Fusiliers, Reg. ID 26927 in 1916. His mother Sarah
McTernan who was born in Adare, Co Sligo, Ireland was listed as next of
kin but also listed as living at 1038 Custer Ave, Evanston, Illinois,
USA Michael was living 242 North Circular Rd, Dublin and was a
grocer's assistant.
22. Pvt. Thomas McTernan, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, service ID 30172 then
Labour Corps, service
ID 30172, 581636.
23. Pvt. Thomas McTernan, --9-6-1917, from Bridgeton, Glasgow and
enlisted
in the Connaught Rangers, 5th Bn., Labour Corps, 43rd Battalion Royal
Fusiliers, service ID 1438, 104381, 579108, 5357 served in the
Balkans. Thomas was wounded and listed as such in the 10-11-1915
Daily List of causalities.
24. Thomas McTernan, 1883--. from Co Leitrim, Ireland. Noted in
1914 British Army records
25. John McTiernan, c.
1861--, born in St. John parish, Co Sligo,
Ireland. Served in the Army Reserve Attestation,
Regimental
ID 668 at the age of 47. His wife was Kate and they had 4
children: Kate, James, John & Patrick. John was a
general laborer. He was 5'9" and 160 lbs. with hazel eyes
and brown hair. See below as may be son.
26. Gunner Charles McTiernan, c. 1885--, born
in St. John parish, Co Sligo,
Ireland. On 8-2-1903 in Elphin, Charles married Mary A Feehily, who lived at Vernon St. Sligo City, Co
Sligo. Charles also had a brother named John who lived on Quay
St., Sligo City. Charles was 5'9" tall and weighed 143 lbs. He
had hazel eyes and dark brown hair.
27. Pvt. Francis McTernan, 1874--, born
in Killmar?, near the town of Carrick-on-the-Shannon, Co Leitrim,
Ireland, enlisted in the Connaught Rangers, regt. number
6066. Francis joined the Army in
Edinburgh, Scotland was almost 36 years old when he enlisted and
was 5'10" tall, grey eyes and brown hair. He was single and a
laborer. Lived at 13 Pantland Place, Brandyshire, Glasgow.
He served in Belgium
and France and was wounded in the butt on
3-26-1918. Before the war he was a brewer in Edinburgh. His
brothers were Thomas [ below ] and John and the father was Patrick.
28. Thomas McTernan, lived at 13 Pantland Place, Brandyshire,
Glasgow and the brother of Francis above.
29. Charles McTernan, 1901--1983, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
30. Felix McTernan, 1887--1972, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim.
31. James McTernan, 1880--1976, received a
military pension from Ireland. From Co Leitrim
32. James McTernan, 1881--1958, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
33. James McTernan, 1894--1969, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Sligo
34. James McTernan, 1900--1922, listed in 1922 Irish Army
Census. From Co Roscommon
35. James Patrick McTernan, 1894--, received a military pension
from Ireland. From Co Leitrim
36. John McTernan, 1892--1965, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
37. John McTiernan, 1892--, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
38. John McTernan, 1893--1988, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
39. John Francis McTernan, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim & Dublin
40. John Joseph McTernan, 1888--1965, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
41. Patrick McTernan, 1880--1918, was killed in The Great War.
42. Terence McTernan, 1897--1978, received a military pension
from Ireland. From Co Leitrim
43. James McTiernan, 1890--, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Cos. Sligo & Cork.
44. Martin McTiernan, 1893--1972, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
45. Michael McTiernan, 1905--1986, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
46. Patrick McTiernan, 1895--1971, received a military pension from
Ireland. From Co Leitrim
47. Patrick McTiernan, 1901--, in 1922, was in the Irish Army
Census. From Co Longford
Soctland's
Veterans 23
1. John McTernan, c. 1891--, resided in 5 Borthwick Place,
Edinburgh, Scotland. On 2-18-1912, in Edinburgh, John married
Wilhelmina Crighton and had three kids, Margaret, 11-21-1910--,
Wilhelmina, 5-4-1912--, and
John, 8-5-1913--, all born in Edinburgh. John served in the
Royal
Scots (Lothian Regiment), Reg. ID is 20867.
2. Pvt. John Robert McTernan, Highland Light Infantry, Royal Scots, 7th
(Queen's Own) Hussars, 18th H.L. Inf. 30404. Pte., 11th R. Scots.
41500, service ID 83357, event 1914-1920
3. Lance Corporal Matthew McTernan, in British Army, the Highland Light
Infantry, Labour
Corps, service IDs 7502, 410558. served in France and was wounded
there.
4. Pvt. M. McTernan, from Edinburgh, Scotland. Highland Light
Infantry, service ID 41692. Was wounded in 9-1917
5. Pvt Francis McTernan, Highland Light Infantry and Labour Corps,
service IDs 8256, 451254 respectively, was wounded in 4-1915
6. Pvt. Lindsay Wilson McTernan, Highland
Light Infantry, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Kings Own
Scottish Borderers, service IDs 45983, 41980.
7. G. McTernan, in 1917 was an Air Mechanic 2nd class in the
Royal
flying Corps. Service ID 95490
8. Michael McTiernan, 1878(80)--1934, born in Liberton,
Midlothian, Scotland and died at Mount Vernon Road, Liberton,
Edinburgh, Scotland. Served in the Black Watch ( Royal
Highlanders ) Regiment service reg. ID 1735 and 4735. Michael had
blue eyes, dark hair and was 5 feet 4 inches in height. At the
time of joining he was 34 years of age. Michael
was married to Anne Conway. PeterS in the
T3 DNA Group baseline is Michael's 2nd cousin 2 Generations
Removed.
Archie Young is the Grandson of Michael McTiernan. .
9. Hugh McTernan, 1867--, born in St. Giles, Edinburgh,
Midlothian, Scotland. Hugh's service ID was 773
10. M. P. Mcternan, had joined the Royal Scotts Fusiliers WO
86/92
but court marshalled on 7-9-1923 in Glasgow, Scotland.
11. Pte. John McTernan, enlisted on 12-17-1914 in the Royal
Scots
Fusileers, Regt. number 406166, badge number 395748. He served in
France and was
discharged on 6-5-1918.
12. Pvt. Charles McTernan, The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment), Regt. ID
34311.
13. Pvt. Hugh McTernan, from Govan, Scotland, enlisted in the
Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, service ID S/10444, served and was
wounded in
France. Previous unit was 6/Cam. Hrs. S/10444 Pte. Hugh is
in the Tb DNA Group
14. Pvt. Joseph McTiernan, 1898(99)--, enlisted as a gunner
in the Royal
Garrison Artillery and the Gordon Highlanders,
service IDs 5796, 292281, Reg. ID 158615. The next of kin was
Helen McTernan and both listed as their residence 9
Viewforth
Terr, Tranent, East Lothian, Scotland. Joseph was 5'4" tall
15. John James McTernan, 1892--, born in Willington Quay, Scotland.
Merchant Seaman 1914-1925
16. Lieutenant Roy McTernan, 1886--, born in Parish of Dallas, Elgin,
Scotland. Alias of Alexander McTennan. Enlisted in the
Australian Imperial Forces. Next of kin listed as William Gallon, his
uncle. Enlisted at Warwick Farm, NSW with service ID 2186.
17. James McTiernan, 1896--, from Dumbartonshire, Dumbartonshire,
Scotland. Seaman in the Royal Navy
18. Pvt. James McTiernan, wounded on 8-27-1918 with gunshot
wounds,
left arm and chest. King's Own Scottish Borderers, 2nd Bn. and
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Service ID 32819 & 32025.
19. Pvt. James McTernan, 1834--, born in Inch, Co Clare, Ireland.
Joined the Argyll and Southerland Highlanders (Princess Louise's) 91st
& 93rd Foot. Soldier ID 5793. Previous units: /2870
1/A&S. Hrs. Pte., 2/A&S. Hrs
20. Pvt. Thomas Patrick McTernan, Cameronian (Scottish
Rifles), Labour Corps,
service IDs 204105, 577932.
21. John Gibney, c. 1886--9-1918, born in Meath, England and died
in the Great War in Egypt. John was married to Honora McTiernan
of Kirkintilloch, Scotland
22. Martin McTernan, in the Cameronian's, served in The Great
War for 4 years, in France, fought in the trenches in his kilt, then he
volunteered
to fight in World War II when he was upon a ship, they were bombed & thrown into the water, he did more
than his share, when he arrived home, he was screaming for weeks.
Martin is the grandfather of John USA in the Tb DNA Group
23. Pvt. Patrick McTernan, Royal Scots Fusiliers,
Labour Corps, service
IDs 15995, Regt. number 406166.
England's
Veterans 79
1. Michael McTiernan, 1872--, born in Washington parish, England and
joined Durham Light Infantry, 68th & 106th Foot. series WO96
2. Pvt. John Michael McTiernan,
10-1-1881--5-5-1918, born in Birkenhead, Co Chester,
Cheshire, England and died
in Doullens, Departement de la Somme, Picardie, France. Enlisted in
the Royal Welsh Fusileers, 17th Bn.
service ID 46493 and is buried at Doullens Communal Cemetery Extension
No. 2. John was also in the Lancashire Fusiliers, ID # 52289. The
eldest child of John, 1860--1921, and Alice McTiernan, 1860--1932, and
husband of Johanna
Flood. Joanna father's name was Patrick. John Michael
was educated at. St. Joseph's School, Seacombe; enlisted, and served
seven years with the Colours, taking part in the South African War
(Medal) ; subsequently joined the Reserve ; re-enlisted in June, 1915 ;
served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders, Belgium
from 10-1916, and died at No. 3 Stationary Hospital, Doullens,
5-5-1918,
from wounds received in action at Arras. He married at St.
Joseph's Church, Seacombe, 12-23-1903, Johanna, dau. of Patrick
Flood, and had five children. Their home was 11 Alfred Rd,
Seacombe, Cheshire, England. John is buried at Doullens, Somme,
France. John also had been active in the British Army in the Boar
War receiving several medals for his heroism. John Michael and
Johanna Flood had the following five children
1. Thomas McTiernan, 1-27-1905--, born most likely
in Seacombe, Cheshire, England.
2. John James McTiernan, 4-26-1910--, born most
likely in Seacombe, Cheshire, England.
3. Richard William McTiernan, 9-20-1916--,
born most likely in Seacombe, Cheshire, England.
4. Elizabeth McTiernan, 6-1908--, born most likely
in Seacombe, Cheshire, England.
5. Johanna McTiernan, 4-5-1917--, born most likely
in Seacombe, Cheshire, England.
3. Pvt. John McTiernan, 1900--3-21--1918, killed in action
in Flanders fields
in Belgium in service with the Lancashire Fusiliers,
2nd/7th Bn. John was the brother of 2. Pvt. John Michael
McTernan above. John's service ID was 52289. John was from
Middlesborough as were his parents James and Sarah McTiernan who lived
at 28, Errol St. Middlesbrough, England. John is buried at
Pozieres Memorial,, Somme, France.
4. Pvt. John McTiernan, --4-14-1918, from Middlesbrough.
Enlisted in the West Yorkshire Regiment, King's Own Yorkshire Light
Infantry, 8th Bn. service ID 61704. John was killed in action in
Flanders Fields,
Belgium and buried at Outtersteene Communal Cemetery,
Extension, Bailleul, Nord, France. Son of James and Sarah Ann McTiernan
of 28 Errol St., Middlesbrough, England. John was killed in action in
the Western European Theatre.
5. Pvt. John McTernan, from Moston, England. Enlisted in the The
Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment, Machine Gun Corps, Royal
Fusiliers, service IDs G/13314, 147088, Gs/93679. Wounded in
11-1917.
6. Pvt. John McTernan, Army Service Corp, service ID M/378624
7. Driver James McTiernan, in 1918 Army Service Corps., T4/062277 and
Reg. number of T4/057855 and served in France.
8. Driver John McTernan, Army Service Corps, service ID or regt.
numbr T4/037855
9. Driver Thomas McTiernan, Army Service Corps , service ID.
T4/083355 & 92893, Royal Artillery (Royal Horse Artillery and Royal
Field Artillery), served in France in
9-27-1915.
10. Patrick McTernan, 1893--, in the Royal Artillery
11. Patrick Hugh McTernan, in the Royal Artillery in 1938.
12. James Atkinson McTernan, 1900--, in the Royal Artillery
13. Driver Gerald McTernan, Royal Artillery (Royal Horse Artillery and
Royal Field Artillery), service ID L/12367,
fought in France and awarded the overseas war medal.
14. Gunner / Bombardier Patrick McTernan, Royal Artillery (Royal Horse
Artillery and Royal Field Artillery),
service Id 71474, served in France and was released on 1-7-1919 for
misconduct.
15. Sapper James McTernan, 1875--, Royal Engineers, service ID 102179.
Died in action in France. Served in the Royal Engineers, in 1915.
residence 2 Red Row, Bearmish Durham. On 11-25-1893, in Felling,
James McTiernan married Annie Carr and had four children, John,
10-21-1893--,, born in Lanchester, Kate, 11-11-1903--, born in
Felling-on-Tyne, Alice, 10-25-1905--, and Mary
16. Gunner James McTernan, Royal Garrison Artillery, Regt. number
10453, service ID 344382,
event 1914-1920, previous unit was R.G.A. (TF) 344382
Gnr. , served in
France and presumed dead at the end of the
war. .
17. C.H. McTiernan, in the Royal Garrison Artillery, service ID 5059
18. Charles Henry McTernan, 1896--, British Royal Artillery
19. J. McTiernan, from Wakefield, England. Enlisted in the King's Own
(Yorkshire Light Infantry), service ID 201122. Was wounded in
12-1917.
20. James McTiernan, 1890--, British Army, from Wakefield, Yorkshire,
England
21. Ordinary Seaman James McTiernan, 6-27-1896--, born in
Dumbartonshire and from Wakefield,
Yorkshire, England. In the Royal Navy in 1917 to 1919, Leading
Stoker,
service ID J77250 and S.S 112612. Served on HMS Vivid 1 & Cinceria.
James was 5'5" tall with brown
eyes and a fresh complexion. His civilian occupation was a
Railway Serfaceman.
22. George McTernan, 1895--, Airman service from York, Wakefield,
Yorkshire. Service ID 95385 & 95500
23. John McTernan, 1894--, from Wakefield, Yorkshire, England
24. Pvt. James McTiernan,
--11-21-1915, Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire) Regiment, service
ID: 2926, buried in
Essex Farm Cemetery located in Boezinge, West Flanders,
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Photo [click on the name] taken by Paul
McTernan on one of his many battlefield tours, http://www.leger.co.uk
It was at Essex Farm Cemetery that Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae
of the Canadian Army Medical Corps wrote the poem ' In Flanders Fields'
in May 1915. In Flander's Fields song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkKEynoTwp8
25. Pvt. William McTiernan, Yorkshire Regiment, Labour Corps, service
ID 31157, 13480. Service IDs may have been a typo as Michael
below has the same numbers
26. Michael McTiernan, 1872--, born in Washington parish, England and
joined Durham Light Infantry, 68th & 106th Foot. Series WO96
Regiment, Labour Corps, service ID 31157, 13480. see above
for same service number.
27. Pvt. Stephen McTiernan, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Royal
Inniskilling Fusiliers, Machine Gun Corps, service ID 29365, 41193,
144790 .
28. Pvt. Martin McTiernan, Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Regiment
(Sherwood Foresters),
Army Service Corps, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, service
ID 15172 and T/386924 & T/386294. His previous units
were 11th Notts. & Derby Regt. 15172 Pte Martin was a driver and
was wounded.
29. John Herbert McTernan, 1896--1974, born and died in London,
England. Joined the Royal Fusiliers,
7th Foot. John Herbert McTernan died 2-6-1914 in the City of
Westminster Infirmary, London, of Lymphatic Leukaemia. He
served at the turn of the century, in a London outfit, and became a
Chelsea Pensioner.The father of Victor McTernan and the grandfather of
Christine Kelly in the T 2 DNA Group. 9999
30. Company Sargent
Major Frank McTernan, --4-21-1917, born in
St. Johns, Derby, Derbyshire, enlisted in the South Wales
Borderers, 12th Bn, service ID 23881, killed in action in
Flanders Fields.
Frank is buried in Fifteen Ravine British
Cemetery, Villers-Plouich, Nord, France. Frank is in the Td DNA
Group. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will
remember them, Selina
31. James McTiernan, c. 1892--, born in Wakefield, Yorkshire, England,
King's own Yorkshire Light Infantry from
Yorkshire. Service ID 8/15380 & 242400. He was a
laborer.
32. Pvt. Charles McTernan, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, service
ID 3049, 200851.
33. Sergeant J. McTernan, 1879-->1917, Inflammation of connective
tissue foot. Transferred to sick convoy on 3-7-1917. Roman Catholic.
Service ID 3267. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, 62nd
Division
34. Pvt. James McTiernan, from Leeds, Yorkshire. King's own
Yorkshire Light
Infantry reg. number 15380, service ID 242420 and 5799. Fought in
France and was wounded
in 9-1917.
35. John Robert McTernan, 1898--, from St. Lawrence, York,
Yorkshire, England.
36. Gerald McTernan, 6-18-1897--, British Royal Navy from 5-6-1929 to
10-1-1940, born in York,
Yorkshire,
England. Service ID 59041. First ship served on was Lucia (L69)
(Adamant 2) and the last ship was the Hornet. He was a laborer.
37. Patrick McTernan, 9-10-1883--, born in Wakefield, York, England was
leading stoker, British Navy,
service ID 302216.
3 Medal Entitlement issued by Royal Naval Base, Devonport. Born in
Wakefield, Yorkshire, Name was listed as Bradley with McTernan
the alias. His first ship was the HMS Vivid II.
Patrick fought in the 1916
battle of Jutland, He was 5'4" tall with brown hair and grey
eyes.
38. John James McTernan, 1892--, British Merchant Navy, event 1914-1920
39. Able Seaman John Rodger McTernan, 3-9-1898--12-30-1984, born and
died in West
Hartlepool, Durham and living when he passed at 150 Burbank St. in
Heartpool. He served 10-24-1916 in the British
Navy, service IDS J61156. His first ship was HMS Victory I and his last
ship was HMS Sandhurst. John received the British War Medal and
Victory
Medal. He was 5'5" tall with brown hair and blue eyes
40. Able Seaman Charles McTiernan, in 1918 listed as an able seaman in
the Royal Navy, Service, ID J42168
41. Gunner Sergeant. Charles H. McTernan, Regt. number 5659.
Gunner. 94 Siege Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery,
service IDs 337710, 5659 & 1661889, event year 1914-1920.
42. J. W. McTiernan, served in the Royal Engineers in Argentina.
43. Pvt. (Acting Sergeant) James McTiernan, Army Veterinary Corps ,
service ID Se/1079. Served in France.
44. Pvt. Farrel McTernan, 1878--, served in the 15th The Royal Scots
(Lothian Regiment),
service
ID 18654. He received The British War Medal and Victory
medal. He was the son of Terence McTernan, born Manor Hamilton
area in Co Leitrim & Ann Judge, & great son of another Farrell
McTernan, also Manor Hamilton area, Co Leitrim. .
45. Corporal John McTernan, 1st Hampshhire Regiment, service ID
16032, served in France.
46. Pvt. John McTernan, L.C., I.C. Ex R.S. Fus., service ID 405155
47. Pvt. John McTernan, from Levenshulme, England. Princess Victoria's
Royal Irish
Fusiliers, service ID 13060. Previous units: 5 R. Ir. Fus. 13060
Pte, 5/6 R. Ir. Fus. 13060. Wounded in the Balkans
in 11-1917.
48. Sergeant Patrick McTiernan, joined the Prince of Wales Leinster
Regiment, in event year 1857 was in the 100th Foot [Cumberand Regt.]
&
109th Foot. service ID 3193 & 91 series WO97.
Patrick was in the Crimea War and the Boar War also. May be the
same soldier listed at 46. under England's Vets in the Great War and 4.
listed under the Crimean War.
49. Joseph McTernan, at 18 years of age enlisted in the British
Army. His mother Helen McTernan was listed as mext of kin.
Joseph was 5'4" tall.
50. Pvt. Terrance McTernan, 1878--, served in the British Army,
Liverpool Regiment, his
Labour Corps. Rgt. Service ID was 66492 & 43521, His
residence was 17
Clito St Oak St, Moston MC. Terrence was a plumber. His
next of kin was Hanna McTernan, his mother. He was 5' 2 1/2" tall
51. James McTernan, 1880--. British Army records.
52. James McTernan, --1918, died in the Great War fighting for England
53. John McTernan, received the Silver War Badge in 1918
54. John McTernan, event was in 1919. Joined the Royal Tank Corps
55. Thomas P. McTernan, British Army medal index
56. Pvt. Charles McTernan, British Army. Regt. Princess Louise's
(Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders), service ID S/2870, event year
1914-1920. Charles was killed in action. Same unit as 55.
below
From 57 to 60 inclusive are all related in the T DNA group baseline in
Tony's family.
57. Pvt. John McTernan, 1879--1-16-1916 or [--9-30-1916], born in
Cramond, Midlothian, Scotland. Enlisted in Edinburgh, Midlothian,
Scotland
in Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, service ID S/2916 served in
France but was killed in action in the Balkan Theatre at Salonika,
Greece. Royal Army
Veterinary Corps with the Princess Louise's Argyel and Sutherland
Highlanders, 1st Bn. POW #
404372, Stalag XVIII-A in Wolfsberg, Austria. theatre of action:
SALONIKA and buried at the Struma Military Cemetery,
Greece, service ID 404372. Son of
Patrick and Ann
McTernan of 11, Cheyne St., Edinburgh, Scotland. Related to Tony in the
T DNA Group baseline and brother to Patrick below.
58. Lance Corporal Patrick McTernan, 1889--10-18-1918, born in
Cramond Midlothian (Edinburgh, Scotland) and buried in Le Cateau
Military Cemetery, Nord, France. Son of Patrick McTernan, husband
of Marion McDonald Smith (formerly McTernan) of 65, Scoonie Rd. Leven,
Fife, Scotland. Patrick was a baker. Enlisted in the Machine Gun
Corps, (Infantry) Formerly A. & S.H, 25th Bn. Machine Gun
Corps Service ID
31557. Was wounded in August 1917 and killed in action on
Flanders Fields,
Belgium. Patrick's parents were Patrick McTernan;
husband of Marion McDonald Smith (formerly McTernan), of 65, Scoonie
Rd., Leven, Fife Related to Tony in the T DNA Group and brother to Pvt.
John McTernan, 1879--1-16-1916 or [--9-30-1916] above
59. John McTernan, --1939, served in the Great War and
brother to
Francis below part of Tony's family in the T Group DNA baseline
60. Driver Francis McTernan, 1889--, Royal Horse &
Driver in the Royal Artillery (Royal Horse Artillery and Royal Field
Artillery), service ID 127, served in France. From
Midlothian, Scotland and brother to John above and was related to John,
and Patrick above,
all in Tony's family in the T DNA Group baseline
61. John McTiernan, 1869--, was in the British Royal Air Force in 1918
62. Gerald McTiernan, served in the British Army
63. Gunner Charles McTiernan, 1878--, living at 22 John Street, Co
Sligo, Ireland. Enlisted in the British Army in the Royal
Horse & Field Artillery,
reg. name P P Res & number 347, service ID 76681. His trade
was a Fitters helper. His next
of kin were two brothers, John and James living at the same
address. Charles was 5'9" tall and 142 lbs. Listed under the
British Veterans. Records show he was vaccinated
on board ship as
a child.
64. Trimmer James J. McTiernan, 1890--, born in London served on the
ship HMS Tuscania, Service ID 137785
65. Patrick Hugh McTernan, 11-5-1899--, born in Washington,
Durham. In the Durham Home Guard 2nd Battalion
66. Pvt. James McTernan, 1892--4-22-1918, born in Stockton,
Durham and enlisted in the
16th Battalion, Northumberland Fusiliers, service ID 10753 in
Newcastle-on-Tyne. He died of his wounds in either France or
Flanders.
The son of Patrick and
Anne McTernan and the grand uncle of Robert-UK & his sister Glenis
Richards. James is also the uncle of John Richard McTernan,
1924--1954. James is in the T3 DNA Group.
67. John McTiernan, lived at 3 Barretts Yard Northgate, Wakefield and
served in the British Army, Regiment number is R KOSLI
68. James McTiernan, 1869--, born in St. John's
parish, Co Sligo, Ireland. He was attached to the British Royal
Irish
Fusiliers, Reg. number 3014 but court marshaled
on 5-22-1916 in Hortackoj
Greece ref number WO 213/9 for desertion.
69. Pvt. Farrell McTiernan, mustered in on
12-25-1812
at Leomil, Portugal end of muster was
3-24-1813. He was in the 88th Regiment of Foot, 1st
Battalion, the same as Dudly below.
70. Dudley McTiernan, 1790--1854, born in Clonea, Manorhamilton,
Cloonclare
parish, Co Leitrim, Ireland or Cloncar, Co Mayo. [most likely
Glencar, Co Leitrim] and joined the South Lancashire Regiment,
40th & 82nd Foot. Was living in Co Mayo on a British
Army pension but before or after was in the Royal hospital in
Chelsea. Other records state that Dudley was born in Cloncar, Co
Mayo and served in 40th Foot Regt., 96th Foot Regt., 88th Regiment of
Foot, 1st Battalion [the same as Farrell above] stationed at Leomil,
Portugal service ID 9031,
being discharged at age 37. Dudley was 5'6" tall and was 26
when he joined the British Army.
71. Pvt. Patrick McTiernan,
1891--7-23-1916, married to Bridget
and living at 25 Main Avenue, New Craighall. he was born in
Foundry Lane, Lasswade, Loanhead, Midlothian
and resided in Newcraighall, Midlothian, Scotland. He enlisted in
Loanhead, Midlothian Patrick died
of his wounds in a field hospital near Amiens set up for the wounded of
the Battle of the Somme. He was injured at Longueval where Germans
fought British almost one to one in the remains of a village. 2 weeks
into the Battle of the Somme.He was with the Royal
Scots, 8th Bn. (Lothian Regiment), Reg. ID 4151 or Regimental ID
5323 and 14266. Patrick is buried in Flanders Fields
in Belgum, Heilly
Station Cemetery, Mericpurt-L'Abbe, Somme, France. Patrick is in
the T 7 DNA Group
72. Pvt. William McTiernan, c. 1888--, lived at 20 Fredric Street,
North Ormesby and was married to Charlott on 8-21-1915 at the Parish
Church North Ormesby. He was in the labour Battalion,
service ID
13280.
73. Gunner John McTiernan, 1896--, from 14
Volta St, Selby, enlisted in the Royal
Field Artillery, Regt. number 154891 and did serve in France
74. Pvt. John McTernan, served in the Army
Service Corps, regt. number M/378674, previous unit was R.A.S.C..
75. James McTernan, c. 1880--, lived at 21
Wylam St, Craghead, Durham. at the age of 35 enlisted in the
Northumberland Fusiliers, regt. number 1406. James was
5'10" tall . His father Henry RIP was born in Belhavel, Co
Leitrim, Ireland.
76. James McTernan, 4-10-1894--, born in Wakefield, York,
England. Enlisted in the British Navy on 5-16-1912 on board the
HMS Victory II. Last service date was 6-8-1921. His service
ID was SS112612. He was 5'4" tall, dark brown hair and brown
eyes. His occupation was a farmer.
77. Sgt, J. P. McTernan, Regt. Royal Corps of Signals, number 149 /
2320903 and served in
Palestine.
78. Pvt. John McTernan, 1894--, at 23 enlisted in the Royal
Army Medical Corps in 1917 serving overseas in France. He lived
at 7
Chaddock St., Preston. He was 4'10" tall. His father was also
named John.
79. Patrick McTiernan, 1900--, British Army Regimental Enlistment
Registers in 1919.
Australian Veterans 17
From 1 to and including 4 are in the same family.
1. Pvt. Leslie Stuart McTernan, 6-9-1886--12-13-1968, born in
Michelago, NSW, Australia. 14 Machine Gun Company - 2 to 10
Reinforcements (May 1916 - February 1917), Service ID 293. Leslie
was living in Junction Street, Nowra, NSW and was married to Margaret
Cartwright, 1887--11-3-1974, born and died in Queanbeyan, NSW. They
lived at Junction Street, Nowra, NSW Australia. Leslie was a
Roman Catholic. Leslie is the brother to Pvt Roy McTernan below
and both are in the Ta DNA Group.
2. Pvt Roy Herbert McTernan, 11-1888--8-22-1915, from Berry,
NSW, Australia and died in the battle of Gallipoli
and is
memorialized on the Lone Pine Gallipoli
Memorial in Turkey. He joined the 18th Australian Infantry Bn,,
service ID: 934. Roy
joined in Nov 1914 and was placed in the Veterinary Corp. He was
discharged and re enlisted under an assumed name of Herbert McLenan in
February 1915. Died in the Battle for Hill
60, 3 days after arrival on the Gallipoli peninsular. The 18th
Battalionn lost more than half their battalion in this battle. Roy
wasn't actually buried, his alias name is on the Lone
Pine Memorial. ''Herbert McLenan". Brother to Leslie above and both
are in the Ta DNA Group.
3. Bombardier Thomas Stuart McTernan, 2-22-1888--6-15-1962, born and
died in Michelago, NSW, AUS. Served with the Australian
Expeditionary Force in the 7th Light Trench Infantry Bn.., service ID
58899 and with the Trench Mortar
battery. Thomas is
in the Ta DNA Group and a first cousins to Roy and Leslie above and
James below.
4. Pvt. James Wallace McTernan, 1887(9)-->1917, born in Michelago,
NSW and enlisted in Liverpool, NSW in the. 2 Infantry Battalion - 13 to
23 Reinforcements (December 1915 - November 1916) with service ID
5411A,
departed from Sydney but lived in Campbell's Creek, Victoria. His
father was James Bernard Wallace McTernan of Campbell's Creek,
Victoria.. James was sent to France in the Australian
Pioneers and was
wounded in 9-1917. This is the son of James Bernard
Wallace McTernan and Anne Kelly. He was 6' tall, 140 lbs. with fair completion,
grey eyes and black hair. James was a cousin
to Leslie,
Roy and Thomas above and in the Ta DNA Group.
5. Hugh Vincent McTiernan, 1899--1950, born in and enlisted in
Brisbane, QLD in the Australian Imperial Force about 1917, service ID
16046. Hugh listed his father Michael Joseph McTiernan as next of
kin. Hugh is my 2nd cousin one generation removed and therefore in the
T DNA Group.
6. Sir Edward Aloysius McTiernan,
1892--1990, served with the Australian Imperial Force in The Great
War. With the Queen in 1970. Relates
to Leo McTiernan and as such is in the baseline of the T3 DNA Group
7. Lieutenant Roy Alexander McTernan, born in Whangarei,
New Zealand. Enlisted in Brisbane, QLD in the Australian Imperial
Force, service ID 368, Next of kin listed his mother N. McTernan
8. Lieutenant Clarence [Roy] Alexander McTernan, born in
Goondiwindi, Queensland, Australia and enlisted in the Australian
Imperial Forces in Brisbane QLD, service ID 20466. Next of kin
listed his mother Margaret Maud McTernan
9. Lieutenant Charles [Roy] McTernan, born in Warwick,
QLD. Enlisted in Cloncurry, Queensland in the Australian Imperial
Force, service ID 2117 Next of kin listed as his wife, Rose
McTernan.111d. Lieutenant Hebert [Roy] McTernan, born in
Berry, NSW. Enlisted in Liverpool, New South Wales in the
Australian Imperial Force, service ID 934. Next of kin listed was
his mother, Mary Theresa McTernan.
10. Lieutenant Alexander [Roy] McTernan, born in parish of
Richmond, Melbourne, Victoria. On 8-12-1915, enlisted in
Blackboy Hill, Western Australia in the Australian Imperial Force,
service ID 2740, Next of kin listed his sister, Isabella McTernan
who lived at 132 Domain St., S. Yamas, Melbourne, Victoria.
11. Lieutenant Albert [Roy] Norman McTernan, born in Barwon
Downs or Dimboola, Victoria or in Birregurra, Victoria. Enlisted
in Melbourne in the Australian Imperial Force, service ID 8972 or 8971
or 2702. Next of kin listed his mother, M or E or Emma McTernan
12. Lieutenant Alexander [Roy] McTernan, 1888--, born in
Heathcote, Victoria. Enlisted at 26 years of age in
Sydney, NSW in the Australian Imperial Force, service ID 542.
Next of kin listed his wife, M. McTernan
13. Lieutenant Alexander [Roy] McTernan, born in
Scottsdale, Tasmania. Enlisted in Hobart, Tasmania in
the Australian Imperial Force, service ID 378. Next of kin listed
his father, John McTernan
14. Lieutenant Christopher James McTernan, born in
Dimboola, Victoria and enlisted in Ballarat, Victoria in the Australian
Imperial Force, service ID 6862.
15. Lieutenant Claude William [Roy] McTernan, 1894--, born
in Sydney, NSW and on 10-22-1918 enlisted there in the Australian
Imperial Force, service ID 95843.
16. James McTernan, 1889--, born in Campbell's Creek, Victoria,
Australia. Australian Imperial Force
17. Jack Hewson, 1914--1987, the son of John Hewson and Bridget
McTiernan, born in Lenzie Dunbartonshire, Scotland and died in
Brisbane, QLD, Australia.
Canadian Veterans 4
1. Signalman Dawson David McTiernan, 3-4-1898--1941, born in Bryson,
Quebec, Canada and lived at 420 Slater St., Ottawa, Ont. in
Ottawa, He was 20 when he joined the Canadian
Expeditionary Force, Reg. ID 345228. Dawson was 5'5"
tall, fair complexion, blue eyes and brown hair. His mother Mrs.
Alice McTiernan, nee Moorehead was his NOK. He was a clerk
in civilian life. Dawson is in
the T DNA Group and 1st cousin 1 generation removed to William
below.
2. Pvt. William James McTiernan, 3-7-1880--6-29-1917,
born in Bryson,
Quebec, Canada. Canadian Infantry, 58th Battalion (2nd Central Ontario
Regiment.
The son of James McTiernan.
Interned at The Vimy Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France. Service ID
649459. The 1st cousin, 3 generations removed of Douglas in the T
DNA group and 1st cousin 1 generation removed to Dawson David
above. He was 36 when he joined and was a lumberman and his
mother's name was Heneriatta. zhe was 5' 9" tall with blue eyes and
light hair. William was killed in action and is buried in France or
Belgium
3. Lance Corporal James McTernan, 5-27-1877--, born in Killargue
Parish, Co. Leitrim, Ireland. Lived at 178 Strachan Ave., Toronto,
Canada when he enlisted and
served with the Canadian Expeditionary Force, Reg. ID 250088.
James was 38 when he joined and was 5' 4 1/2 " tall, blue eyes, brown
hair. Next of Kin was his mother, Winnie McTernan who lived at 178
Strachan Ave, Toronto. The other next
of kin was listed as his sister, Elizabeth Keys. James was a
laborer.
4. Pvt. John McTiernan, in 1857 was
in the Canadian Governor General´s Body Guards Cavalry
American Veterans by
state 139
New York Veterans 44
1. John McTiernan, 1896--, from New York City, NY
2. John J. McTiernan, 1887--, born in Brooklyn, NY and enlisted in the
US Army on 2-25-1911 and was discharged on 4-9-1913 at Vancouver
Bks,
Washington
3. John Joseph McTernan, 1875--, from New York City, NY. Ancestor
of Jerry McTernan and in the T Group baseline
4. John McTiernan, 1881--, from New York City, NY
5. John Emanuel McTernan, 1885--, New York City, NY
6. John Francis McTiernan, 1890--, from New York City, NY.
7. James McTiernan, 1879--, from New York City, NY.
8. Seaman James Joseph McTiernan, 1900--, from New York City,
NY.
He was admitted to the Naval Hospital in Pelham Bay Park, NY, on
7-9-1918 and discharged on 7-17-1918.
9. James McTernan, 1881--, from New York City, NY
10. James J. McTiernan, 1890--, from New York City, NY
11. James Walter McTiernan, 1880--, from New York City, NY
12. Charles Lavelle McTernan, 4-18-1874--11-29-1944, born in
Providence, Rhode Island and died in NYC, NY but lived at 184 Nagle Av
(Apt 1), New York City, NY. He was medium build and height with
blue eyes and light brown hair. His wife was Margaret Lewis
McTernan. Charles was a manager and bookkeeper for Bernard Daly
at 20 E. 42nd St., NYC, NY His parents were Farrell and Catherine
McTernan. His SS # 221096296.
13. Pvt. Charles A. McTernan, 9-13-1892--, born in Brooklyn, NY and
lived at 1823 Ave. W, and 2226 E. 17 St., Brooklyn, NY.
Enlisted on 9-4-1918 in the US Army, service ID 4898595. He was
5'4" tall, 145 lbs., with brown eyes and gray hair and ruddy completion.
14. Cpl. Charles Francis McTernan, 11-21-1895-->1942, served
in the military 12-6-1917 in Fort Slocum, NY., service ID 1052575
and was the brother of Thomas Joseph McTernan, 7-18-1898--, and
Katie. He lived at 417 W.
40th St., Manhattan, NY. Charles also enlisted in 1942
15. Sgt. Walter Frank McTernan, 3-7-1892--10-22-1979, born in New
York,
NY and died in Solano County, CA and buried in Vacaville-Elmira
Cemetery, Vacaville, Solano County, California. Walter
enlisted in the US Army in Philadelphia on
9-14-1918. His service ID was 2557497 and was discharged
on 6-6-1919. He lived at 90 Landscape Ave., Yonkers,
NY. In 1942 he was living in Hollis, NY. His SS #
59203718. His wife was Jane V. Maguire and his son was Edmund
Joseph McTernan Sr., 6-15-1930--2-4-1993, born in Hollis, Queens
County, NY and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Stony Brook, Suffolk
County, NY and who was married to Michele Lillian McTernan and had one
son Edmund Joseph McTernan Jr.
16. Lt. Walter Frank McTernan Jr., was awarded the Conspicuous
Service Cross while living at 199 Merrick Rd, Lynbrook, NY, 11563
17. Cpl, Thomas A. McTernan, 1898--, born in New York, NY but lived at
7110 5th Ave., Brooklyn, NY.
Thomas'
military ID was 352270. He lived at RFD 1, Helena,
NY. He enlisted on 5-18-1917 in Ft. Slocum, NY and he was
discharged on 3-20-1920. He was in Co. L, 29th Infantry and also
Co. M, 33rd Infantry. same as below
18. Pvt. Thomas McTernan, born in NYC, NY and his residence was
7110 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY. Enlisted at Ft. Slogum, NY on
5-10-1917 and discharged on 1-10-1919. His serial ID
was 1110877. same as above
19. Hugh Patrick McTernan, in the NY index to Naturalization of WW I
soldiers most likely born in Ireland.
20. Patrick McTiernan, 1875--, (1879--), US Army, from New York City, NY
21. Bernard McTiernan, 1882--, from New York City, NY, US Army
22. Edward McTiernan, 1878--, from New York City, NY
23. Joseph McTiernan, 1893--, from New York City, NY.
24. Joseph Aloysius McTiernan, 1884--, from New York City, NY.
25. Musician Michael Joseph McTiernan, 1897--, or c. 1902--, from New
York City, NY and enlisted in the US Army Hdgrs Co 9th C A C N Y G on
10-7-1918 at the age of 16.
26. Fredrick J. McTernan, 1889--, in the Army, born in Troy, New
York and enlistment date in US Army was 7-28-1910 and discharge date
was 2-18-1912 at Ft. Riley, KS.
27. Ensign Edward Keating McTernan, 8-18-1895--8-20-1952, born in
Brooklyn, NY and
died in NY and is buried in Long Island National Cemetery, East
Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York. He enlisted on
9-29-1917 as a US Navy Pilot on active duty from 1917 to
1919, service number
1327130. A Navy trainer who trained other pilots at the Pensacola
Naval Air Station in Florida. It must have been a dangerous
business, at that time, since he mentioned walking behind a funeral
caisson on several occasions. Edward lived at 1315 East 27th St.,
Brooklyn, NY. He also lived in Queens Village, NY in 1942 when he
tried to re enlist. . Edward is in the Tf DNA group and the
ancestor of Colin. He went to Yale University and had brown hair
and gray eyes. His SS $ 337109161. His wife was Elizabeth
S. McTernan who worked at Gibbs & Hill in Penn Station, NYC.
28. John Francis McTiernan, the Grandfather of MattT who is in the T
DNA Group
29. Hugh II McTernan, served in the US Coast Guard around 1915.
The grandfather of Hugh McTernan in the T DNA Group.
30. Pvt. Francis McTiernan, 1897--, lived in Brooklyn, Kings Co.,
NY
when he enlisted in the US Army on 10-17-1942 in NYC. Francis had
4 and his occupation was lawyer and judge. He was 5'10" 150
lbs.
31. 1st Lt. Dr. James Michael
McTiernan,
4-2-1885--, enlisted
in the US Military on 6-25-1918 at the age
of 33 and served in the Medical Corps. He was born in
Quincy, MA but was living at 103 W. 84th St., NYC, NY. He served
at Camp Meade, MD doing a lot of work on the deadly Spanish Flew which
killed more soldiers than were killed in battle. He also served
in Camp Crane, PA. The grandfather of Scott-CO and in the T3 DNA
group.
32. Ensign James A McTiernan, in 1918 he
served Rf, ofhce supr nav Aux Res, New York, NY.
33. Pvt. James McTiernan, 3-31-1895--, born in Ireland and living at
228 Berger St., Brooklyn, NY, Enlisted in the US Army on 6-24-1918.
Service number ID 3202075
34.
Pvt. Edward J McTiernan, c. 1894--, who
lived in 241 Ruttland Rd., Brooklyn, NY. and departed on
4-24-1918 from Hoboken,
New Jersey on the USS ship Leviathan. His service ID was 1715415
and was in Battery "A" 306th Field Artillery, US Army. Next of
kin was his
mother Mrs. Margaret McTiernan. Same ship as number 35. below.
35. Pvt. John
F McTiernan,
8-30-1890--11-1-1973, born
in Brooklyn,
New York and on 5-28-1918 John enlisted
in the
US Army at the age of 27. His service number was 3193635 or
393963 and he lived at 433 W. 25th St., NY, NY or at 569 A 6th Ave,
Brooklyn, NY. John was slightly wounded on or about 10-5-1918
while serving overseas from 7-8-1918 to 6-2-1919. He was in Company
"K" 313th Infantry and left Hoboken, New Jersey on the ship Leviathan
on 7-8-1918. His next of kin was his mother,
Margaret. SS # 52123357.
Same ship as 34. above.
36. Lance Cpl. Edward J. McTiernan, born in Brooklyn and lived at 241
Rutland Rd., Brooklyn, NY. Inducted into the US Army on 12-8-1917
in Brooklyn. He served overseas in Btry. A 306 F/L to discharge. Serial
Number is 1715415.
37. Pvt. John F. McTiernan, 1899--, lived at 433 W.
25th St., NYC, NY.
Enlisted in the US Army at Ft. Slocum, NY on 6-18-1918. He served
at
Camp Jackson, SC. to discharge. His Serial number # 393936
38. Thomas J. McTernan, 1903--, enlisted on 12-19-1921 in Co E, 14th
Infantry, NY National Guard.
39. Sgt. Charles Joseph McTernan, 8-21-1892--, born in Co
Leitrim,
Ireland
but lived at 324 89th St., Brooklyn, NY or 315 95th St., Brooklyn,
NY.
Enlisted in the US Army in Brooklyn on 3-4-1918. Charles lived at 1253
Rogers Ave, Brooklyn, NY, USA. His Army serial ID was
401505 or1208081. He enlisted on 7-24-1917 at the age of 24
in the Co H 14th N Y Inf N G. He was also in Co F 14th Regt
and in the 106th U. S.
INFANTRY, COMPANY
"H". He was slightly wounded in action overseas on 9-26-1918.
He served overseas till his discharge on 2-28-1919. His
next of kin was his sister, Mrs. John Wedlock. He also lived at
317 95th St., Brooklym, NY when he enlisted on 1-8-1941 in Brooklyn in
the Army in Co. F, 14th Regt., his wife was Mrs. Marie McTiernan and he
was disabled and unemployed. see below
40. Charles J McTernan, 4-1-1890--, born
at 1253 Rogers Ave., in Brooklyn, NY. and living at 38 Wolcott St. ,
Brooklyn, NY and
on 7-22-1943 at 53 years of age he enlisted in the New York National
Guard in Brooklyn, NY. Hq Det 1st Bgde. He had brown
hair, blueish green eyes, was slender and medium height. His
occupation was a chauffeur. But the military papers did say that he was
flatfooted. see above
41. Hugh McTernan, 5-5-1924--9-17-1989,
born in NYC. His SS # 86228643. His parents were
Hugh McTernan and Agnes C. Grimm. He enlisted on 12-5-1944 and
was released on 2-24-1947. His last residence was at 7206 Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey.
42. Pvt. Stephen McTernan, c.
1899--, born in Brooklyn, NY and lived at 38 Chester St. Stephan
enlisted in the US Army at Fort Slocum, NY on 11-15-1917.
His Army serial number was 1042634.
43.
James Aloysuis McTernan, 10-29-1896--, born in Summit, NJ and lived at
10 De Hart Place, Elizabeth, NJ. His wife Lena
McTernan was also listed on registration form. James' occupation
was in the Oil Refinery, Linden, Union Co., NJ. James weighed 221
lbs., and was 5'11" tall with gray eyes and brown hair.
44. Pvt. John McTernan, enlisted on 8-23-1917 in Company A, 2nd
Inf., N.Y. Guard
Massachusetts Veterans
25
1. Hugh McTiernan, 1885(86)--, from Beverly, MA
2. James McTernan, 1881--, from Beverly, MA
3. John McTernan, 1877--, from Beverly, MA
4. John Hugh McTiernan, 1898--, from Beverly, MA
5. John Francis McTiernan, 1879--, Somerville, MA
6. David Joseph McTernan, 1900--, Somerville, MA
7. Francis McTernan, 1889--, Boston, MA
8. Edward Joseph McTiernan, 1884--, from Boston, MA.
9. Francis Joseph McTernan, 10-27-1879--, lived at 47 (44) Telegraph in
south Boston, Suffolk Co., MA. Francis was medium height and
weight and had brown hair and blue eyes. His NOK was listed as
Catherine E. McTernan. Francis was a letter carrier
10. James McTiernan, 1877--, from Canton, MA.
11. John McTernan, 1889--, from Brookline, MA.
12. John Bernard McTerenan, 1881--, from Dorchester, MA
13. John Francis McTiernan, 1899--, from Dorchester, MA
14. Patrick S. McTiernan, 1894--, from Dorchester, MA
15. Roy Herald McTernan, 6-19-1886--, born in Massachusetts and
from 27 School, Danvers, Peabody, Essex Co., MA. He was
Medium height and build, with gray eyes and light brown hair. Roy
was a harness maker employed by his father Charles in Danvers,
MA. He was lame due to broken ankle and had a defect in one eye.
16. Thomas Alexander McTiernan, 1875--, from Worcester, MA.
17. Thomas Patrick McTiernan, 1897--, from Springfield, MA.
18. Edward William Lane McTiernan, 1880--, from Worcester, MA.
19. John McTiernan, 1883--, from Worcester, MA.
20. James McTiernan, 1879--, from Worcester, MA.
21. James McTiernan, 1891--, from Worcester, MA.
22. John Joseph McTiernan, 1889--, from Charlestown, MA
23. John Laurence McTiernan, 1881--, from Milford, MA
24. Pvt. Edward Joseph McTiernan, 1891--, living at 38 Applewood Place,
Springfield, MA. In Battery "C" 47th Art CAC in the US Army.
Service ID 399865. Departed Newport News, VA on the ship
USS Zeelandia on 10-14-1918. His mother Mrs. Hugh McTiernan was
listed as his next of kin.
25. David J. McTernan who
lived at 3 Beckwith Circle, Somerville, Boston, MA. David was in the
Navy and was wounded in the Great War. The father of
Corporal William Francis McTernan,
10-17-1921--9-16-1944, United States Marine killed in action on Peleliu
Island in the sourth Pacific in W.W. II. He was in Company
"G", Second Battalton, First Marine Division, Fleet
Marine Force and received the Purple Heart Medal, service #
348801. The McTernan
street in
Cambridge, MA is named after William and he has a monument at Fort
William Mckinley, Manila, the Philippines.. William is in the Te
DNA
group.
Illinois Veterans 12
1. Charles Frank McTernan, 1884--, Chicago, IL
2. Charles Samuel McTernan, 9-25-1897--, living at 1021 Cypress St.,
Chicago, IL He was medium height and build with blue eyes and
brown hair. His parents were Mary Washlow and James
McTernan. His occupation was a teamster for Western Bottling
Works. at 1747 W. 12th St. Chicago, IL. He also lived at
949 W. Madison Ave, Chicago when he was working for the C&NW
RR Company. His SS # 355.07.8655
3. James McTernan, 1889--, from Chicago, IL.
4. Edward McTiernan, 1876--, from Chicago, IL.
5. John McTernan, 1873--, from Chicago, IL.
6. John Michael McTernan, 1879--, from Chicago, IL
7. John Patrick McTernan, 1891--, from Chicago, IL
8. Paul Peter McTernan, 1899--, US service from Chicago, IL
9. John James McTiernan, 9-19-1877--, from RD 4, Galesburg, Knox Co.,
IL, medium build, medium height, brown hair and blue eyes. Mary
McTiernan is listed as nearest relative. John was also listed as
a famer. He registered for the draft when he was 44 years old.
10. Patrick Joseph McTiernan, 1879--, from Knox Co., IL
11. Pvt. James Leeroy McTiernan, 1-23-1892--6-13-1958, from Illinois
and enlisted in the US Army on 8-7-1918 and was discharged on
11-23-1918. His service ID # 3773887. He was in Company I,
3 Div Bn # 3, Camp Hearthur, TX. The gravestone was sent to
Wisconsin and he is buried in the Veterans Administration Cemetery in
Wood, Wisconsin.
12. George Thomas McTernan,
4-9-1897--1-14-1981, enlisted in the US Navy on 7-5-1918 and was
released on 6-28-1919. His SS # 358121698. George
was born in Morris, Illinois and lived at 525 Douglas St., Grundy,
Illinois. He was tall with brown hair and blue eyes. A
relative was listed as John McTernan. Is in the T DNA
Group. see below
Draft Board Registration: Joseph McTernan, 12-29-1872--, lived at 603
Douglas, Grundy Co., IL. Joseph was stout, short with dark hair
and blue eyes. He was a laborer at the Illinois Foundry in
Morris, IL. His NOK was Anna Hagen. see above
News Jersey Veterans 10
1. Pvt John Francis McTernan Jr., 8-4-1895--9-26-1957, born in Newark,
NJ he enlisted in the
Utilities Detachment, US Army in Camp Travis, TX on 10-3-1918 and
discharged on 12-13-1918, service ID 3245487. His address
was 70 N.Y. Ave, Newark Co, Essex, NJ and at 985 Grove St., Irvington,
Essex Co., NJ. A John F. McTernan [father] living at 77 Steuben
St., East Orange, NJ was listed as next of kin and a Mrs.
Margaret
McTernan [wife], 10 Marshall St., Irvington, NJ were listed as next of
kin. John was 5'11" tall, weighing 185 lbs. listed as tall,
medium build, black hair and brown
eyes. He worked for the Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc at
4th & Popular St., Philadelphia, PA and at 596 Market St., Newark,
Essex Co., NJ
2. Felix Joseph McTernan, 5-1-1884--1954, lived at 445 Livingston,
Elizabeth City, NJ. His relative was Helen McTernan most likely
his wife. Felix was medium height, brown hair and blue
eyes. Felix was a mail carrier. His father was James and
his mother was Bridget Moran. His SS # 14328966. He is
buried at Mount Olivet
Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, NJ
3. Frank J. McTernan, 5-30-1888--, born in Elizabeth, New Jersey,
enlisted in the
US Army, living at 231 Clark Pl.., Elizabeth, NJ. He was not
bald, had blue eyes and dark hair. Frank was a steam fitter
4. John Francis McTernan, 1873--, from Newark, NJ.
5. John Francis McTernan, 1892--, from Newark, NJ.
6. John Francis McTernan, 1895--, from Newark, NJ.
7. James McTernan, 1898--, from Newark, NJ.
8. James McTiernan, 10-25-1896--, born in Morris Turnpike, Summit Co.
NJ and lived in Union Co., NJ. He was tall, medium build, gray
eyes with dark brown hair. His father's name was James who was
born in Dublin, Ireland.
9. Robert William McTiernan, 1898--, from Union Co., NJ.
10. Pvt. John J. McTiernan, left Marseille, France on
6-23-1919 on the ship Regina De Itali and arrived on 7-9-1919 in
New York. John lived at 235 Bay Street, Jersey City, New
Jersey. He was in CO "E" 11TH ENGRS, SAINT AIGNAN CASUAL CO. 6939
PENNSYLVANIA, service ID 1614130 His sister Mrs.
Grace
Stevens was listed as next of kin.
Connecticut
Veterans 8
1. James Joseph McTernan, 1889--, from Bridgeport, CT
2. John Joseph McTiernan, 1889--, from Bridgeport, CT
3. Pvt. John Jerome McTiernan, 6-24-1888--, born in Brooklyn, Kings Co,
NY. His father James J. McTiernan and mother Catherine McDermott
both were born in Ireland. John was a machinist and worked at the
Colt Patten Fire Arms Co. in Hartford, CT. John lived at 105
Capitol Ave, Hartford, CT before joining the Army and his current
address is 33 Capitol Ave. Hartford, CT. from Hartford, CT.
He enlisted on 4-26-1918 in Hartford, CT in the National Guard
Infantry, Co G, 304 Inft. regiment, 76th Division at Camp Devins.
His ID number 2789256
4. Peter James McTiernan, 1879--, from Hartford, CT
5. Charles C. McTernan, 5-4-1882--, born in Foxboro, MA and living at
66 or
106 Columbia Blvd, Waterbury, CT of The
McTernan School family. He was 5'7" tall with brown
hair and gray eyes weighing 175 lbs. His occupation was listed as
a teacher.
6. Frank A. McTiernan, 1892--, from 175 Columbus St., New Haven,
CT. Frank was a boilermaker's helper, 165 lbs., 5'10" tall.
He was married with one child. The records say he had lost a kidney and
could swim.
7. John McTiernan, 1880--, from Fairfield Co, CT. Registered in
1917.
8. Bernard McTiernan, c. 1869--, from 149
Middletown Ave., New Haven, CT and had four people depending on him.
Most likely a wife and 3 children. Enlisted at 47 years on
2-19-1917. His occupation was an oiler. He was 5' 8" tall and
weighed 155 lbs. Of all questions on the form asked like can you
operate a steam engine the only one he said yes to was on riding a
horse.
California Veterans 7
1. George James McTiernan, 1899--, from San Francisco, CA
2. Pvt. William E. McTernan, 1891--, in the US Army in the
Machine Gun Co 162nd US Infantry 41st Division and was from 278
Connecticut St, San Francisco, CA., his mother Katherine McTiernan was
the next of kin. On 12-12-1917 he departed Hoboken, New Jersey on
the ship Antigone. William was the
grandfather of Dan and Jim (CA) in the T group.
3. Charles Henry McTernan, 12-8-1879--, lived at 1720 Newcomb Ave., San
Francisco, CA. His nearest relative was named Elizabeth
McTernan. He had brown hair and blue eyes, medium height.
Charles was a chauffeur and worked for the Emergency
Hospital
4. James Cornelius McTernan, 12-22-1872--, living at 176 TIFFANY
Ave., San Francisco, CA. He had a slender build, medium height
with brown hair and blue eyes. He was a shipfitter helper working
at Schaw Hatcher Ship Building and married to Jenny McTernan.
5. Joseph James McTernan, 10-3-1883--, born in San Francisco, CA lived
at 1218 New Hall St., San Francisco, CA. Mrs. Cassie McTernan was
NOK. Joseph was retired. He was 5'9" tall, weighing
210 lbs. with blue eyes and gray hair with a scar on his right cheek.
6. Thomas Francis McTernan, 1875--, from San Francisco, CA.
Registered in US Army
7. Michael McTernan, 1895--, from Sonorna Co., CA
Pennsylvania Veterans 6
1. Eugene Joseph McTiernan, 1877--, from Scranton, PA.
2. PFC James A. McTiernan, 1893--10-8-1918, from 36 Wood St.,
Braddock,
Alleghany Co., PA. His next of kin was his cousin Miss Mayme
McTiernan. James was in the Battery "D" 319th Field
Artillery (Heavy) 82nd Division NA that departed on 5-19-1918 on the
ship USS Lapland. His service ID was 1913232. James is
buried in Plot C Row 9 Grave 24, Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery,
Romagne, France.
3. James S. McTiernan, 1881--, from Alleghany Co., PA
4. Patrick J. McTiernan, 1890--, from Alleghany Co., PA
5. John C. McTernan, 1894--, from Montgomery County, PA
6. Joseph Aloysius McTernan,
10-24-1897--3-5-1964, in the US Navy. Born in and enlisting
in
Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, OH on 8-8-1918. He died in Michigan and is
buried in Forest
Hill Cemetery, Houghton, Houghton County, Michigan. His
father was John and his mother was Catherine
McCarthy. He was discharged on 6-30-1919 in Pittsburgh,
PA. He was 5'7" tall, with blue eyes and brown hair. His
occupation was a clerk. His NOK was John McTernan his brother who
lived at 1654 Edgewood, ??, OH. His last residence was Michigan. His SS # 364-12-7962 On
6-26-1935, in Houghton, OK, Joe married Selma E
Peterson, 1899--, who was born in Hancock, Michigan.
Missouri
Veterans 4
1. Hugh Patrick McTernan, 1889--, from Kansas City, MO
2. Roy McTiernan, 1892--, from Kansas City, MO
3. Sgt. Edwin J. McTernan, 5-30-1889--9-21-1948, served in the
Aviation Section, Sig. Corps in the 200th Aero Squadron, U.S.
Army. Edwin was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery in Kansas City,
MO. His wife was Rose E. McTernan, 3815
Central, Kansas City,
Missouri.
4. John McTernan, 1893--, from St. Louis, MO.
Texas Veterans 4
1. Thomas Charles Michael McTiernan, 1899--, from Dallas, TX
2. John Patrick McTiernan, 1896--, from Nueces Co., TX
3. John Stretch McTernan, 5-26-1893--12-30-1957, born in Kansas City,
MO, he enlisted on 4-26-1918 and
discharged 6-4-1919 in the US Army, Co L, 355th Inf. of the 89th
Division, service ID 2183592. John was living at 2837 Park Ave in
St. Louis, MO when he enlisted and working as a machinist
for the
Walbash RR. John is buried in the Forest Park
Cemetery, Houston TX. John was married to Alma A. McTernan who
lived at 906 Woodland St., Houston 9, TX. His occupation was
working for the T & NO Railroad in Valintine, TX. He had a
medium build and height with brown hair and blue eyes. His father
was Miles McTernan and his mother was Katherine Stretch.
4. Cpl. Hugh Joseph McTernan, 3-2-1888--11-28-1945, born in Kansas
City, Missouri and enlisted in the US
Army, Battery A, 45th Field Arty., 15th Division on 5-10-1918 and was
discharged on 1-21-1919. serial ID 1122266. Hugh lived in
Bexar County, Texas. Hugh is buried in Calvary
Cemetery
at 6901 Troost Ave., Kansas City, MO. Hugh's wife or sister was
Mrs. Grace McTernan, 848 West 57th St., Los Angeles, CA. Hugh was
tall with light brown hair and blue eyes but listed as having curvature
of the spine.
Louisiana Veterans 2
1. Martin McTernan, 1877--, from New Orleans, LA.
2. Daniel McTernan, 1887--, from New Orleans, LA
New Hampshire 2
1, John McTiernan, 1884--, from Hillsborough CO.,
New Hampshire.
2. Harry Joseph McTiernan, 7-3-1895--, born in Manchester, New
Hampshire but living 190 Payson Rd., Belmont, Middlesex Co.,
Massachusetts . His wife's name was Frances and he worked at
Chief Boiardi Quality Foods in Milton, MA. He was 5'10" tall
weighing 190 lbs with brown eyes, black hair and a ruddy complexion,
Michigan
Veterans 1
1. John Francis McTernan, 1897--, from Detroit, MI
Oregon Veterans
1
1. Hugh McTiernan, 1876--, from Portland, Oregon
Georgia Veterans 1
1. John Joseph McTiernan, 1874--, from Atlanta, GA
Maine Veterans 1
1. John McTiernan, c. 1884--, from Maine and enlisted in
1906 in the US Army.
Unknown state:
11
1. P. McTiernan, unknown soldier
2. Frank McTiernan, --1917, US Army in The Great War, NARA ID M850,
roll 1471, involved also in the War with Spain in the 1898 Spanish
American War.
3. Cornelius McTiernan, --2-5-1927, US Navy, pension went to wife
Catherine, NARA ID M850, roll 1471. Cornelius was a coal
heaver on the Navy ships: Carolina, Neptune & Powhatan
4. John J. McTiernan, enlisted in the US Navy service # 7165962 and
served on the ship LST 1097
5.
Ens. James A. McTernan, in 1918 served in
the US Navy on the USS Vesndijk
6. James A.
McTiernan,
8-1-1894--11-7-1974, born in NYC, NY but lived at 803 E.
Main St., Herkimer,
NY and enlisted in
the US Armed Service on 6-7-1917
and was released on 6-6-1921. Medium height and build with black
eyes and hair. SS # 66324985
7. Michael McTiernan,
8-17-1902--10-24-1982, enlisted on 11-28-1942 in the US Army and
was released on 11-27-1944. His SS # 66324985
8. Lt. jg. James A. McTiernan, served in the US Navy in
1919.
9. J. McTiernan, military court or trial date in field 11-1-1916
ref # WO
213/12 . Reg. K. O. Y. L. I. (T.F)
10. Ensign J. A. McTiernan, served in US Navy in 1918. on the
ship USS Veedyk
11. John McTernan, 8-11-1899--3-31-1984, on 4-19-1917 he enlisted
in the US Army and was released on 2-18-1919. His SS # 152095309.
Time
between the World Wars 11
1. Cpl James F. McTiernan, USMC, enlisted in USMC on
10-27-1919 attached to the
Third Company, Santa Domingo Reg. August 1921 stationed at
Quantico,
VA then Hingham, MA ammunition depot and the Philippines
and then at Company "A" Marine Detachment, American Embassy, Peiping,
China. In 1933, attached to Marine
Barracks, Naval Air Station, Sunnyvale, California and also stationed
on the USS Henderson. In 1-1937 sailed on Naval Transportation
Service United States Ship Chaumont. May be 2. below.
2. Pvt. James F McTiernan, muster date of
4-1922 in 185th Company, Third Regiment, Second Brigade, U S
Marines. May be 1. above
3. PFC Joseph P. McTiernan, on 3-22-1923 enlisted in the USMC and
was stationed in 13th
Company,
1st Bn 10th Regiment, Mb Quantico, Virginia
and Purto Rico.
4. Pvt. James P. McTiernan, USMC in 1926 stationed at the Portsmouth,
NH naval prison.
5. Pvt William F. McTiernan, USMC, in 1930 stationed at the armory in
Worcester, MA
6. W. P. McTiernan, was admitted to the USS Mercy Hospital ship
sometime between 1921 - 1928.
7. Pvt. John J. McTiernan, mustered on the ship Grant on
9-11-1937. His serial number was 6717032
8. Thomas McTiernan, 6-14-1923--1-6-2009, enlised in the US Armed
Service on 6-14-1938
9. Patrick McTiernan, c. 1901--, in 1922 in Longford, Co
Longford, Ireland joined the National Army.
10. Patrick McTernan, -->1931,
Queen's Royal West Surrey, ID number 813309.
11. John G. McTernan, 1890--, enlisted in Co D, 22nd
Engineers, New York National Guard on 3-19-1920 in New York.
World War II,
1939-1945 207
1. Ordinary Seaman George McTiernan, 1922--3-9-1941, Royal Navy
Patrol
Service, H.M. Trawler Gullfoss.
Service ID LT/JX 191731. Was
the son of John and Annie McTiernan of Hull, England. Lost at sea.
2. Pvt. James McTiernan, 1916--1-16-1941, born in Dumbarton.
Border Reg., 5th Bn, service ID 2825031. Son of Thomas and Annie
McTiernan of Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire, Scotland. Buried at
Lowestoft Cemetery, Suffold, England.
3.. Corporal Kenneth McTernan, 1925--10-17-1944, born in Wakefield and
served in the East Yorkshire Regiment (Duke of York's Own) 2nd BN.,
service ID 14413570.
Died in action and buried in the Overloon War Cemetery, Noord-Brabant,
Netherlands. Son of Arthur and Annie McTernan of Wakefield, Yorkshire,
England.
4. Gunner Michael McTernan, 1902--12-22-1940, born in Edinburgh,
served in the Royal Artillery, 515 Bty. 83 Searchlight Reg. Service ID:
3057463. The son of John McTernan and Mary Healy and the husband
of Jane Milne McTernan of Edinburgh, Scotland. Buried in the
Mount Vernon Roman Catholic Cemetery with the tombstone having the
Royal Artillery insignia and the family slogan " We will meet
again". The Great Grandfather of Katrina McTernan and the
Grandfather of Dave McTernan who is currently to do the DNA test. .
5. Civilian Alfred McTernan, 1902--5-23-1943, died at Hotel
Metropole, Holdenhurst Road, England. Buried at Bournemouth,
County Borough, Hampshire, England. Husband of M. McTernan of 163
Old
Christchurch Rd, Bournemouth, England. In The T 2 DNA Group
do to relating to Victor McTernan.
6. Rifleman Charles C. McTernan, 1914--7-18-1943, born in
Glasgow. Royal
Ulster Rifles, 1st Bn, The London Irish Rifles, service ID
7047075. He was killed in action in Sicily and is buried in the
Catania War Cemetery, Catania, Provincia
di Catania, Sicily, Italy. Son of Charles and Margaret McTernan of
Glasgow, Scotland. The uncle of Terry McTernan in the T DNA
Group.
7. Corporal William Francis McTiernan, 4-24-1927-->1946, born
in Tamworth, NSW, Australia. Australian Army B883: Army, 2nd Al
F, service ID
NX208024. William was married to Ethel McTiernan.
8. Lieutenant Allan Hugh McTernan, 7-14-1914-->1943, born in Mascot,
NSW, Australia. Enlisted in the Australian Army in Ingleburn, New
South Wales, service ID NX101309. S.
McTernan next of kin.
9. Pvt. Joan McTernan, 3-4-1922-->1944, born in Brisbane, QLD,
Australia. Australian Army, service ID QF143177. Next of
kin: W. McTernan.
The next 7 individuals, 10. through and including 16. are all
from the same family.
10. Warrant Officer Bernard McTernan, 5-26-1913--1987, born in
Brisbane, QLD, Australia. Royal Australian Air Force, service ID
426144. Was flying out of Cunderdin, Western Australia in
February 1945 His plane was the famous Lierator. Was mentioned in
dispatches 5 separate times. Next of kin is his daughter, Valerie
McTernan. Bernard is in the Ta DNA Group.
11. Pvt. Len McTernan, 4-30-1922-->1942, born in Queanbeyan, NSW,
Australia. Australian Army, 55 Bn., service ID N263932.
Next of kin: Margaret McTernan. This is the family of Scott (AU)
and Richard in the Ta DNA group.
12. Lance Corporal Leon William McTernan, 10-3-1918--10-14-1982,
born in Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia and died in NSW, Australia.
Australian Army, service ID 212767. Next of kin: his wife,
Veronica Ellen Collins. Leon is the son of William Glennan McTernan who
fought in the Great War and is in the Ta DNA Group. Acording to
Margaret Donoghoe his niece, Uncle Bill was in the medical corp and was
due to sail on the Hospital Ship which was sunk off the Australian
Coast, fortunately he had been called back to the farm at Michelago as
his father was very ill. My father, Oscar Glennan McTernan,
11-8-1911--,
born in Boggabri, NSW had already left for New Guinea. His
service ID was N251520. His wife Annie was NOK.
13. Signalman Oscar Glennan McTernan, 11-8-1911-->1945, born in
Boggabri, NSW. Australian Army, service ID N25120. Enlisted
in Ashfield, NSW and served in New Guinea. Next of kin: his wife,
Annie O'Keefe. Oscar is in the Ta DNA group and the father of
Margaret Donoghoe. .
14. Pvt. Lynn Sylvester McTernan, 3-21-1901--2-21-1983, born in
Michelago, NSW and died in Goulbum, NSW, Australia. Australian
Army, service ID N378496, B884: Army Citizen Military Forces.
Next of kin: his wife Iris Louise
McTernan, nee Tozer, 5-10-1909--11-8-1998. Lynn is in the Ta DNA
Group.
15. Corporal Anorah Veronica McTernan, 4-4-1920-->1946, born
in Nowra, NSW, Australia. Royal Australian Air Force, service ID
109459. Enlistment in Sydney and date: 6-3-1943. Next of
kin, Leslie
McTernan. Anorah is in the Ta DNA Group.
16. Pvt. William James Leo McTernan, 6-27-1920--7-8-2007, born in
Goulburn, NSW. Australian Army, HQ 2 Australian Corps, service ID
NX136557. Next of kin listed as Mary Alice McTernan, nee Goodwin,
his mother. William is in the Ta DNA Group.
17. Sergeant William Alexander McTernan, 2-18-1909-->1945,
born in Tarrawanna, NSW. Australian Army, service ID N261473 1
Australian Garrison Bn. He married Edna L Vine in 1933 in
NSW. Next of kin: Mary McTernan.
18. Marine Frank McTiernan, 1916--1943, died in W W II.
19. Seaman 1C Frank Aloysius McTiernan, 1-1913--2-2-1943, enlisted from
New
Jersey in the United States Navy Service ID 2250183 died in
action, died in action and was buried at sea, awarded the purple
heart. A plaque with his name is at the Cambridge American Cemetery and Memorial on
Madingley Road, Coton CB23 7PH,
Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Frank's mother was Mrs. Elizabeth Diebel who lived at 23
Baltic St., Elizabeth, NJ.
20. Pvt. James Joseph McTernan Jr,
6-24-1921--, lived in New Haven, CT and enlisted in the US Army on
2-26-1943 at Fort Devens, MA. Had 3 years of college and was a
bookkeeping machine operator. 5'1" tall and weighed 177 lbs. with
blue eyes and blond hair.
21. PFC Harry Douglas McTernan, 1-12-1907--7-10-1979, enlisted on
3-13-1943 and was released on 9-10-1945 in the US Army Air
Corps, interned in Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno,
CA. His SS # is 547055715
22. Joseph James McTernan, 11-18-1914--6-12-1964, US Navy RM3 in
World War II interned in Golden Gate National Cemetery in San
Bruno, CA
23. Hugh A. McTernan, internment date is 6-15-1956, in Los Angeles
Natiional Cemetery.
24. Janis M. McTernan, 9-10-1918--11-6-1996, of Kenvir, KY was interned
in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis, MO.
25. Chief Warrent Officer John Vincent McTernan, 7-17-1915--3-9-1980,
born in Chicago, IL. His parents were John J. McTernan and
Catherine O'Donnell. Served
in the US Army in World War II from 1-30-1943 to release on
6-3-1946. Interned on 3-12-1980 in
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis, MO. SS #
326036306. He married Mary Janis Murphy on 10-2-1943 in
Butte, Silver Bow, Montana. He lived last in Belleville, Saint
Clair Co, Illinois.
26. John Francis McTernan, 11-9-1920--3-24-1904, US
Navy AD3 in World War II. Interned in the
Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, FL
27. John J. McTernan, 1922--, enlisted on 1-19-1940 in the US
Army in World War II, interned or lived in Brazoria, NJ
and had 2 years of high school.
28. Pvt. Langford McTernan Jr., 11-16-1926--, born in Obion,
Tennessee but was a residence of Hayti, Pemiscot Co., Missouri. He
enlisted
in the US Army on 9-21-1945
at Jefferson Barracks, MO. Serial ID: 37863153.
From Foard, MO and was married He had 2 years
of high school; and was 140lbs.
and 5'2" tall with brown hair, blue eyes. Next of kin was I
L McTernan.
29. Pvt. Hugh P. McTermnan, 1910--, was an Irish Free State citizen and
enlisted in the Corps of Engineers, US Army
in NYC, NY on
8-27-1940 for the enlistment for the Panama Canal
Department. Serial ID was 12007844.
He had 2 years of high school and was an elevator operator. He
was 5'9" tall and weighed 150 lbs. Some
connection to town of Cameron.
30. Gertrude McTiernan,
5-11-1924--9-29-1996, enlisted in the US Navy on 11-4-1944 and was
released on 5-10-1945. Her SS # 204147590.
31. John McTiernan, 9-19-1924--1-7-1993, joined the US Navy on
11-21-1942 and was released on 11-18-1947. His SS # 103247050
32. Leiutenant Commander Thomas Joseph McTiernan,
5-11-1911--[5-25-1911--]--4-11-1977, born in
Boston, MA. On 4-10-1942 enlisted in the US Navy during WW II and
was released on 6-30-1967. Is in the T3
DNA Group. SS # 012181662
33. Pvt. / Trooper J. McTernan, 1942 was a trooper in the Calvary of
the Line and in 1945 was a Pvt. in the Royal Army Veterinary
Corps. Service ID is 404372 same as The Great War entry
34. John Richard McTernan, 1924--1954, served in both the Royal
Air Force during WW II as a Flight Sergeant Air Gunner and he also
served in the British Army after WW11 as part of the UN Forces fighting
in the Korean campaign. The
medals John
received. The son of John McTernan and
Catherine Smith and the father of Robert & Glenis
Richards in
the T3 DNA Group.
35. Ensign Hugh J. McTiernan Jr., 7-1918--,
commission
on 5-5-1942. From NY, NY. Sailed on board the Navy
minesweeper YMS-18 on 7-31-1942. Service ID 119743 and was
mustered on to the USS Richard B. Anderson on 8-1-1946.
36. Ensign Thomas J. McTiernan, 5-1911--,
served in the US Navy.
37. Francis J. McTernan Jr., 1914--, commissioned
officer in the US Navy.
38. Pvt. Francis L
McTiernan, 1918--, from and
enlisted in Worcester, MA on 1-10-1941. Had 1 year of college and
worked in unskilled occupations in manufacture of textiles,
n.e.c.. He
was 5'11" tall and weighed 175 lbs.
39. War Substantive Flying Officer M.
J. McTernan, officer in 1945 in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, General
Duties Branch, Flight Engineers

40. Staff / Sgt James McTernan, in US Army in China
predicting the weather.for the next day's operation, on right.
James is related to JimT so he is in the T2 DNA group baseline.
41.
1st Lt. John W. McTernan, 1943 look to be stationed in Iceland.
42. Gerald John McTernan, 2-11-1906--, born in NYC.
Dorothy was the name of Gerald's wife and his occupation was Orchestra
Leader. In 1940 their address was Broad St., Southern Pines, Moore Co,
North Carolina, Gerald was 5'5" tall and weighed 130 lbs. with
hazel eyes, brown hair and a light complexion.
43. SK2c James J. McTernan, served in the US Navy on the ship
USS
Kershaw around 1945 and 1946. Service ID 904230
44. Ensign Francis J. McTernan Jr., 7-1914--, served in the US
Navy in 1943 and
sailed on the USS
President Jackson out of Noumes, New Caldonia and the
Solomon Islands.
45. Francis J. McTernan, Jr., served in the US Navy on the USS
New Orleans and on 11-20-1942 the USS
Republic.
46. Raymond Walter McTernan, 6-5-1914--7-28-1995, enlisted on
11-30-1942 and was released on 9-27-1945. Served in the US Navy
on
the USS
John Penn in July 1943. Service ID 7082215. The
ship was sunk by the enemy on 8-13-1943. His SS # 144070487
47. Pvt. Edward R McTiernan, 1922--, lived
in Erie, NY but enlisted in the US Army on 11-10-1942 in Buffalo,
NY. He had 3 years of high school and was a electrician. He
was 5' 8" tall and weighed 137 lbs.
48. Lt. jg. Hugh Augustus McTernan, 5-30-1890--6-13-1956, born in NY
and living at 1315 E 27 St., Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY. He had
brown hair and gray eyes with medium build. He enlisted in
the US Coast Guard on 8-30-1917 and being discharged on
11-1-1943. Buried in VA Cemetery, Los Angeles, CA
49. James McTernan, 1923--, the father of Dan and Jim (CA) in the
T DNA group.
50 Lt. Col. William R. McTernan, c. 1901--, service ID
0204478,
on 10-11-1920 enlisted in NYC, NY and served in Troop C, 1st Cav, US
Army and retired on 1-31-1957
51. Private J. McTernan, POW in Germany
52. Malcolm B. McTernan, from Andover, MA and served in the US
Armed Forces from 1942 to his discharge in 1946.
53. Bernard Francis McTernan, 1898--, born in Boston, MA.
54. Bernard Jerome McTernan, 9-30-1885--10-1970, born in Melvin,
IL and lived at 34 Brookside Ave., Jamaica Plain, Suffolk Co.,
MA.. He weighed 170 lbs, 5'11" tall, with dark brown hair and
blue eyes. His wife was Margaret Bollard with a child, Margaret
B.
McCarthy. He was a Lieutenant in the Boston Protective Dept. at
40 Purchase St., Boston, MA. His SS 021-10-5860. He
also lived at 410 Weld St, West Roxbury, MA but his last residence in
MA was at 2132 West Roxbury, Suffolk Co.,
Massachusetts,
55. Charles McTernan, --1943, in 1940 was in the Royal Artillery and
most likely was killed in 1943
56. Edward McTernan, British Royal Artillery
57. Farrel McTernan, Britixh Army records, out of Edinburgh Pais.
58. J. McTernan, POW in Germany
59. James McTernan, was in the Royal Marines and received a pension in
1944.
60. Francis McTiernan, in the Royal Artillery in 1940.
61. James McTiernan, in Royal Artillery in 1941.
62. Henry McTiernan, British Army
63. John James McTiernan, British Royal Artillery
64. Fusilier J. J. McTernan, Royal Fusiliers in 1944 with service ID of
5052486
65. Michael McTernan, served on HMS Norfolk. Was listed as
a living veteran in 1972.
66. John Peter McTiernan, 6-12-1896--, Army Home Guard, Durham
2nd
Battalion
67. Frederick McTernan, 8-4-1908--, was in the Durham Home Guard, 18th
Battalion
68. Joseph McTernan, 5-12-1923--, was in the Durham Home Guard, 6th
Battalion.
69. Merchant Seaman John Arthur McTernan, 5-1-1926--, fighting for the
British. Discharge number
R302101
70. John McTernan, Jr., 1-31-1924--, borm in Springwell, Co
Durham, England. He was in the Durham Home Guard, 23rd
Battalion. May be
related to Lance Corporal James McTernan in the Great War War as he was
from Springwell also.
71. Girard McTiernan, served and died in the war. Was from
New York and the uncle of MattT who is in the T DNA Group
72. John McTiernan, served and died in the war. Was the
uncle of MattT who is in the T DNA Group
73. Hugh III McTernan, served in the US Coast Guard around
1944. The father of Hugh McTernan in the T DNA Group.
74. Francis Joseph McTernan, 1917--, Served in the US
Army during WW II. The father of John-Rev McTernan who is in the
T
Group baseline.
75. Michael McTernan, served in the RAF from 1939 till the close
of the war. Son of Charles and Margaret McTernan of
Glasgow, Scotland. The father of Terry McTernan in the T DNA
Group.
76. John Joseph McTiernan, 7-7-1889--, born in Charlestown, MA
77. Captain John J. McTiernan Jr..,
--9-17-1944, served in the US Army in the 361st Infantry
Regiment, 91st Infantry Division and was killed in Italy. Service
ID
number O-388764. John was awarded the Purple Heart and buried in
Florence American Cemetery, Florence, Italy. .
78. James McTiernan, 4-12-1877--, lived at 413 Walpole, Canton,
Norfolk Co., MA. James was Stout, tall with dard hair and blue
eyes. His wife's name was Mary S.
79. Seaman 1st Class Frank A. McTiernan, killed while in the US Navy
and buried at Sea. Service ID 2250183
80. Staff Sargent Patrick McTiernan, served in the USMC forces in
October 1952 in Japan and maybe Korea and then in 10-4-1954 in USMC HQ
in Washington, DC.. Service ID 1116918
81. PFC James F. McTiernan, Muster date of 11-1928 serving in
Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N H
82. Seaman James Augustine McTiernan, mustered on board the US
Navy ship Jenks on 10-5-1944, service ID 8004786, Persent
rating was FC3c
83. Seaman Francis [Lavier] Xavier McTiernan, muster date was 11-1-1944
on the
US Navy ship Buckley, service ID 9234949 with a rating of F1c
84. Daniel McTiernan,
11-18-1911--12-26-1980, on 2-16-1942 enlisted in the US
Navy and was released on 12-3-1946. His SS # 86032995
85. SVV6 John Joseph McTiernan Jr., US Navy, service number
8085732
mustered on board the Yosemite on 6-30-1944.
86. Corporal
Girard John McTiernan, 5-15-1923--7-23-1944, inducted into
the
USMC, service ID 439693 from New York in Company C, First
Battalion, Twenty First
Marines(Rein) Third Marine Division, Fleet Marine Force and is buried
in Honolulu, Hawaii at the National Memorial
Cemetery of Pacific, Territory of Hawaii (Honolulu), Plot M, Row 0,
Grave 699, Received the
Purple Heart Medal. His father was John F. McTiernan who lived at
348 12th St., Brooklyn, NY
87. Pvt. Thomas McTernan, 1916--, born in and
living in Westchester Co., New York when
he enlisted on 9-7-1943 in NYC.
88. Private Thomas J. McTiernan, 8-14-1908--7-17-1997, lived in Oneida,
NY and enlisted in the US Army on
1-21-1943 How Co 165th Infantry and was released on 12-1-1945.
Thomas' SS # is
713097072. He was 5'7" and weighed 139 lbs. and in civilian life was
an unskilled machine shop worker and related occupations.
89. Seaman Francis James McTiernan, served in the US Navy on the ship
USS Morris in 1945. His service ID is 8107024
90. S. Staffs. Francis McTiernan, Regiment number 1647400, Queen's
Royal West
Surrey. Put on reserve on 9-19-1946.
91. Pvt. Joseph McTiernan, 1902--, born in NY and enlisted in Fort
Jay Governors Island. Joseph was 5'5" tall and weighed 130
lbs. He had 2 years of high school and his occupation was
gardeners and grounds keepers, parks, cemeteries, etc.
92. Pvt. John J. McTiernan, 3-26-1910--11-27-1974, enlisted in NY in
the
US Army
on 4-3-1942 or 6-8-1942 and was discharged on 10-22-1945. His SS
# was 50244418. John had 4 years of high school and worked as a
foreman in construction. He was 5' 8" tall, weighing 149 lbs.
93. S2oV6 Thomas Edward McTiernan, 2-5-1920--2-3-1979, born in
Brooklyn, NY, father was Patrick J. McTiernan and his mother was
Frances Elchorn. Enlisted on 2-6-1942 in New York,
NY in the US Navy and served on the USS
Indiana
11-9-1942 . Mustered on to the USS Gilliam on 10-1-1945 and the
USS Fargo on 6-24-1948.
Service
ID 6466779. SS # 59125983 issued in New York.
94. Thomas F. McTiernan, 5-19-1905--1-10-1943, enlisted in the US Army
in
Co. A, 7th Regt. on 1-24-1941 and died not in the line of duty.
Thomas lived at 7101 Colonial Road, Brooklyn, NY
95. Joseph McTiernan, 6-27-1920--11-28-1995, SS number 14187648.
Was a veteran in US service.
96. Ensign Malcolm B. McTernen Jr., 9-1913, served in the US
Navy [note the surname spelling]
97. PFC. John J. McTiernan, c. 1888--, in the Quartermaster
Corps on board
the US Navy ship Madawaska that went from Manila, Philippines to San
Francisco, California. Enlisted on 7-7-1916 in NY.
98. Maurice McTiernan, 1-18-1922--7-17-1983,
joined the US Army on 10-26-1942 and was released on 12-12-1945.
His SS number was 84182935
99. James McTiernan, 1-23-1922--5-22-1997, enlisted in the US Armed
Service on 12-9-1942. SS number 18144274.
100. Seaman A. Ruszczyk McTiernan, served on the
USS Albany in 1956.
101. Francis Xavier McTiernan,
2-17-1923--5-9-1987, born in Swissvale, Allegheny Co,
Pennsylvania and
was living at 2314 Woodstock Ave., Swissvale
when he enlisted on 1-5-1944 and was released on 4-14-1946 from the US
Navy. His service number is 9234949. Listed
his wife Patricia and daughter Frances Terrri. SS # 162180958.
Items 100, 101 & 102 may be related.
102. Pvt. James Anthony McTiernan, 6-13-1910--, born in Braddock,
Pennsylvania with a height of 5'9", ruddy complain, blue eyes and
blond hair. His wife's name was Loretta and they lived in
Swissvale, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania at time of enlistment.
James died of his wounds. Items 100, 101 & 102 may be
related.
103. Seaman Vincent Paul McTiernan,
1-19-1920--9-3-1997, born in Swissvale, Allegheny Co,
Pennsylvania and on 1-19-1921 mustered in the
US Navy on to the ship USS Antaeus on 10-27-1944 and discharged
on
6-2-1946 in Bainbridge, MD. Service ID
number 9246731. Vincent lived at
2445 Braddock Ave. or 2411
Woodstock Ave. , Swissvale, PA. SS
# 172121495. Items 100, 101 & 102 may be related.
104. Edward McTiernan,
11-10-1917--11-15-1996, enlisted in the US Army on 2-3-1942 and was
released on 1-7-1946. His SS # 60127851
105. Pvt. James J. McTiernan,
3-8-1904--11-12-1993,
lived in New York and enlisted in the US Army on 9-19-1942 in Fort
Jay Governors Island and was released on
4-15-1943. His SS # 89200158. He had 2 years of
high school and was 5' 4" tall weighing 177 lbs. Civil occupation
was Canvassers and solicitors.
106. Lorenzo Edward McTiernan,
11-4-1918--3-27-1999, born in Bridgeport, Connecticut and
enliusted in the US Army on 11-8-1939 and was released on 12-15--1945.
He worked
for the Hemco Plastic Div. of the The Bryant Electric Company. He
was 5'8" tall, weighed 184 with brown eyes and black hair with a ruddy
complexion. His father was John McTiernan. SS # 44058480
107. Lt. jg.Thomas Joseph McTiernan, from
Boston and was
mustered into the US Navy on 11-3-1944 serving on the minesweeper
YP-416. Service ID 236867 or 6060898
108. Pvt. John J.
McTiernan,
11-10-1910--6-15-1985, from Suffolk Co., NY enlisted in the US
Army on 6-8-1942 in NY and was
released on 11-3-1945. SS # 103106682. He had 4
years of high school, weighed 149 lbs. and was 5'8" tall. He was
a foremen in construction
109. Pvt. Francis J McTiernan, 1915--,
born in Troy, Rensselaer Co., NY and enlisted on 12-5-1942 in
the US
Army. He had 4 years of high school and in civilian life he was
Paymasters, payroll clerks, and timekeepers. He was 5'7"
tall and weighed 209 lbs. His father may have been Frederick
Joseph
McTernan, 6-14-1893--, born in Troy, NY that lived at 3312 7th Ave.,
Troy, Rensselaer Co., NY. later
Frederick was living at 560 Liberty St., Schnecity, NY Francis was 5'8"
tall, gray eyes, black hair, ruddy complexion and weighed 160 lbs.
110. Cox. V6 James Leo McTiernan, enlisted
in the US Navy in Boston, MA on 12-12-1941 and on
3-31-1943 mustered on to the ship Prometheus and
also on 3-31-1942 mustered on to the USS Quincy and on 9-30-1943 was
mustered on to the ship Relief. Service ID
6060511.
111. John McTiernan, 12-22-1907--5-9-1981, enlisted on 8-10-1943
in the US Army and was released on 12-25-1945. His SS # 99070213
112. Mary McTiernan, 6-27-1923--3-12-1972, enlisted in US Armed
Services on 11-6-1943 and was released on 4-24-1946. SS # 71186218
113. Pvt. Edmund McTiernan,
6-22-1919--3-27-1995, in the US Army from 9-14-1942 to 9-1-1945.
SS number 120076386. He had 4 years of high school and
was a stenographers and typists. He was 5'10" tall and weighed
134 lbs.
114. BM2c James L. McTiernan, in the US Navy and on 9-5-1942
mustered on the ship Solace which sailed on 8-29-1943
115. Seaman Patrick J. McTiernan, mustered on the ship Hanson on
10-17-1948 with serial number 7179818.
116. Pvt. Donald F McTiernan,
11-4-1923--1-30-1981, lived in Worcester, MA and enlisted in
the US Army on
3-22-1943 or 11-30-1942 at Fort Devens, Massachusetts and was released
on 2-23-1946. Donald had one year of college
and his occupation was an Actor. He was single and weighed 108
lbs. SS # 33122008
117. Seaman John McTiernan,
11-29-1925--4-20-1992, enlisted in the US Navy on 10-19-1943 and
was released on 4-16-1946. His SS # was 049122110.
118. Sc1 V6 John Francis McTiernan,
enlisted in the US Navy on 11-21-1942 and was
mustered on the ship Franklin on
6-30-1944, service ID 7095199
119. Pvt. Holl S
[Hollis] E McTiernan, 1910--, from
Missouri but lived in
Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He enlisted on 6-26-1942 in the US
Army in Chicago. He had 2 years of college and was
divorced. He was 5'11" tall weighing 218 lbs. His civil
occupation was being an authors, editor or reporter
120. Thomas McTiernan,
7-8-1905--5-23-1993, enlisted in the US Navy on 1-1-1920 and was
released on 1-1-1923. His SS # was 65091486.
121. Pvt. Robert S McTiernan, 1911--,
living in Pennsylvania and enlisting on 4-11-1942 in New
Cumberland, Pennsylvania
122. Charles McTiernan, 2-18-1926--6-6-2006, enlisted in the US
Navy on 11-14-1944 and released on 7-3-1946.
123. John McTernan, 8-10-1927--10-5-2005, enlisted in the US Navy
on 6-12-1945 and was released on 7-21-1946.
124. AOM3c V-6 James J. McTiernan, Jr. , enlisted on 9-30-1942
and
served on the
Navy USS Lexington. Service ID 6666661
125. Pvt. Francis McTiernan, 1926--, lived in
Suffolk Co., Massachusetts when he enlisted in the US Army on
3-23-1944 at Fort Devins, MA. Francis had 4 years of high school
and his occupation was stenographer and typist and was single.
126. Pvt. John J McTiernan Jr., 1914--, living
in Suffolk Co, Massachusetts when he enlisted on 5-25-1943 in
Boston. John was single with dependents had 3 years of college
and was a salesman to consumers and weighed 110 lbs.
127. John McTiernan, in the
Australian forces from 1939 to 1948. A6770: RAN, Petty
Officer. Service ID R85116 and enlisted in Sydney. A child Moya Deirdre McTiernan, 1-25-1941--, born in Orange
New South Wales
128. Charles McTiernan, 2-7-1912--11-28-1978,
enlisted in the US AF on 4-6-1942 and was released on 1-19-1946.
His SS # 112010661. He lived at 11722
Central Islip, Suffolk, New York.
129. Cox. John F. McTiernan, served in the US Navy on the USS
Terror. Service ID 7095199.
130. Pvt. Douglas W. McTiernan,
11-8-1918--,
born in NYC, NY and lived at 6 Catherine Slip, New York, New
York. Douglas enlisted
in the US Army on 10-8-1940 with service number of 20250181 in
Company A, 165th Infantry. He
is buried in the Long Island
National Cemetery,
Farmingdale, Long Island, New York. He was 5' 4" tall weighing
126 lbs. He finished grammar school and his occupation was
Architect.
131. Joseph E McTiernan, 1920--, born
in Suffolk Co., Massachusetts. Enlisted in Boston on 10-15-1940
in the Coast Artillery Corps. He had 3 years of college and was single
and an actor. He was 6' 4" tall weighing 159 lbs.
132. Pvt. Eugene R McTiernan, 1920--,
lived in Queens, NY and enlisted in NYC on 12-10-1942 in the US
Army being 6' tall and 136 lbs. He had done post graduate work
also. Very similar to the one below
133. Pvt. Eugene R McTiernan,
1919--, from Essex Co., New Jersey. Enlisted on 4-30-1941 in
Newark, NJ. He had 1 year of college and his occupation was Chemists,
assayers, and metallurgists. He was 5'5" tall and weighed 119
lbs. Very similar to the one above
134. Joseph A McTiernan, 1912--,
living in Suffolk Co., MA when on 10-15-1940 in Boston he joined the Coast
Artillery Corps. He had 3 years of high school and was 6'1" tall
weighing 140 lbs.
135. Pvt.
Melvin
McTiernan,
10-12-1916--7-25-2007, lived at 7036 Linden,
Union Co., New Jersey, enlisted in NY in
the
US Army on 4-1-1942 in Fort Jay Governors Island, NY and was released on 12-29-1945. In civilian life
his occupation was semiskilled mechanics and repairmen, motor
vehicles. He was 5'9" tall and weighed 169
lbs.
136. John McTiernan,
10-9-1914--9-2-1978, enlisted in the US Army on 5-25-1943 and was
released on 4-16-1946. His SS # 28092642
137. John McTiernan, 6-16-1922--12-15-2008, enlisted in the US
Navy on 7-1-1943 and was released on 5-31-1947.
138. Hugh McTiernan,
7-8-1918--11-9-2003, enlisted in the US Navy on 1-22-1942 and was
released on 12-11-1945. Hugh served as
commanding officer (Lt. Commander) aboard the minesweeper YMS 126
in the Aleutian Islands, October 1944 to August 1945. I believe at one
point he was near Attu. He had a photo of the one lone tree on the
island. Hugh is in the T2 DNA Group
139. Patrick Joseph McTiernan Jr., 11-30-1890--6-19-1959, born in East
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and enlisted in the US Navy serial number
158157 or 1326999 serving aboard 3 USS ships: UDD Missouri, USS
North Dakota, USS Sonoma. Patrick's parents were Patrick &
Anna McTiernan. Patrick lived in Frederick Co., VA after
discharge. Patrick is buried in Winchester National
Cemetery in VA.
140. Pvt. John T McTiernan, 1907--, born in the
Irish Free State and lived in Kings Co., NY. Enlisted on
7-20-1943 in the US Army. He had one year of high school and was
a retail manager in civilian life.
141. John McTiernan,
6-16-1922--12-15-2008, enlisted in the US Navy on 7-1-1943 and was
released on 5-31-1947.
142. EM2c Thomas J. McTiernan, mustered in the US Navy ship YP-416 on
4-10-1942 in Boston, MA. His service ID was 6060898
143. John G McTiernan, enlisted in
in the US Navy in Hartford, CT on 10-12-1943 and mustered on the
USS Humboldt
on 1-5-1944. Service ID # 6432899 or 44388?9
144. S1c James L McTiernan, enlisted in
the US Navy on 12-12-1941 in Boston, MA and on 12-31-1943 was mustered
on to the USS Port Whangarei.
145. Pvt. Edward J
McTiernan,
1917--, born
in Connecticut, lived in Queens, NY and enlisted on 2-3-1942 in
Fort Dix, NJ. He had 4 years of high school and was 5'8" tall and
weighed 133 lbs.
146. Pvt. Edward J McTiernan, 1924--,
born
and lived in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY when he enlisted in the US Army on
6-17-1943.
147. Edward McTiernan,
6-27-1909--9-1-1977, enlisted in the US Armed service on
12-24-1945. His SS # 65031898
148. F1c John Joseph McTiernan, 1927--2005, mustered on to the US
Navy
on the sea-going
tug USS
Chawasha on 1-1-1946. Serial number 7165982. Is in the
T DNA Group and brother to # 147.
see below.
149. Corpsman William M. McTiernan. 1925-->1946, US Navy
Corpsman Hospital Apprentice First Class who
served in
the U.S. Navy from November 1943 until May 1946. He also worked with
many Marine units as a pharmacist's mate (corpsman) 1St Medical
Battalion, 1St Marine Division, Fmf, C/O Fpo, San Francisco,
California. He was stationed
in the Pacific (Guam and China) and took part in the Battle of Okinawa.
Is in the T DNA Group and brother to # 146. see above
150. Major Phillip R. McTiernan,
3-6-1917--4-8-1975, born in Massachusetts. Served in
the
Army National Guard. His SS # 10182168. same as 148\9
below ?
151. Pvt. Phillip McTiernan, 1917--, lived in Suffolk Co., MA and
enlisted in the US Army Coast Artillery Corps or US Army Mine Planter
Service
on 10-15-1940 in Boston, MA. He had 3 years of college was a
teacher. He was 5'11" tall and weighed 160 lbs. same as
148 above. ?
152. Technical Sargent Patrick J. McTiernan, USMC in the HQ company and
at Hqco 2Dmar 2Dmar div Fmf, Camlej, service ID 1116918
muster date 7-1958
153. Warrent Officer Patrick J. McTiernan, 4-24-1930--6-20-1980,
enlisted
in the USMC on 5-19-1947 Service ID # 99060, SS # 59249642.
154. Joseph McTiernan,
10-25-1912--3-7-1981, enlisted on 9-16-1940 in the US Armed Services
and was released on 3-21-1941. His SS # 19107274
155. Eugene James McTiernan, 9-15-1913--9-8-1987, born
in Scranton, Lackawanna, Co., PA and while living at 419 17th St., Scranton, PA he
enlisted in the US
Army on 3-15-1943 and was released on 11-5-1945. His service ID #
33603151. He was living in 1950 at 1406 Division St., Scranton,
PA along with his mother Elizabeth. SS # 170098237
156. James McTiernan,
3-24-1917--1-1-2001, enlisted in the US Navy on 12-12-1941 and was
released on 9-19-1944. SS # 13071195
157. Pvt. John P McTiernan,
1910--, born in Connecticut but was living in Queens, NY when he
enlisted in the US Army on 4-3-1942 at Fort Jay
Governors Island, NY. Finished grammar school and was a
semiskilled chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and
tractor. He was 5'2" tall weighing 145 lbs.
158. Edward McTiernan,
1-16-1922--2-21-1985, enlisted in the US Army on 11-10-1942 and was
released on 10-31-1945. SS #58147167
159. Frank McTiernan,
1-14-1926--5-11-2002, enlisted in the US Army on 3-23-1944 and was
released on 5-31-1945.
160. James McTiernan, 8-29-1927--1-27-2001, enlisted in the US
Army. SS # 79228316
161. Pvt. John F. McTiernan, was issued a medal for his service
in WW II on 8-28-1940. John lived at 166 St. Anns Ave., Bronx, NY
162. Staff Sergeant John L McTiernan Jr.,
1920--, from Massachusetts and enlisted in the US Army on
8-29-1942 in Providence, RI in the US Army Air Corps and a POW during
WW
II held in Germany and his area of action was the Middle East Theatre:
Rumania. He had 4 years of high school and his occupation was
semiskilled pattern and model maker, except paper. He was 5'8"
tall and weighed 159 lbs.
163. Pvt. John F McTiernan,
1899--, born in Suffolk Co., MA and enlisted in the US Army on
10-6-1942 in Boston, MA . He finished grammar school and his work
was as an unskilled non process occupations in
manufacturing. He was 142 lbs. and 5'6" tall
164. Pvt. Joseph McTiernan, 1902--born in NYC, NY and enlisted in NY
on 9-1-1942 in the US Army at Fort Jay Governors
Island. Joseph had 2 years of high school and was a gardeners and
grounds keepers, parks, cemeteries, etc. He was 130 lbs. and 5'5"
tall.
165. Pvt. Michael J McTiernan, 1902--, born and lived in Kings Co,
NY. He enlisted in the US Army in NY on 11-28-1942. He was
single with dependents and a carpenter being 5'10" tall weighing 132
lbs.
166. Pvt. Eugene J
McTiernan, 1913--, on 4-8-1943 in Wilkes Barre, PA he enlisted
in the US Army.
167. S2c. Hugh J McTiernan, in the
US Navy and served aboard the USS Barton on 4-1-1946. Service ID
9113498
168. Pvt. James F
McTiernan, 1914 [1917]--, from Suffolk Co.,
Massachusetts.
Enlisted on 9-16-1940 [4-11-1942] in Boston in the US Army Coast
Artillery
Corps. James had 4 years of college and was 5'9" tall and weighed
152 lbs. He was a shipping and receiving clerk.
169. William Myles
McTiernan, mustered on the US Navy ship Samaritan on
3-27-1946. Service ID number 7119382
170. Frank J
McTiernan,
4-16-1918--, born in NYC, NY and living at 287 Audubon Ave., NYC.
. He enlisted in the New York Guard on 1-14-1942 in NYC,
NY. He was in Co L 7th Regt. same as below two.
171. Corporal William Francis McTernan,
10-17-1921--9-16-1944, United States Marine killed in action on Peleliu
Island in the sourth Pacific in W.W. II. He was in Company
"G", Second Battalton, First Marine Division, Fleet
Marine Force and received the Purple Heart Medal, service #
348801. The son of Mr.
& Mrs. David J. McTernan who
lived at 3 Beckwith Circle, Somerville, Boston, MA. David was in the
Navy and was wounded in the Great War. McTernan
street in
Cambridge, MA is named after William and he also has a monument at Fort
William Mckinley, Manila, the Philippines.. William is in the Te
DNA
group. His relative Myles
was one of the few survivors of a B-52 where the crew had to ditch the
plane in the Viet Nam War.
172. Pvt. William F McTernan Jr, 1921--,
was living in Providence, RI when he enlisted in the US Army on
7-3-1942. He had 1 year of college and was a surveyor at 5'8"
tall weighing 166 lbs. He is part of the T DNA Group.
173. Pvt. Francis M. McTernan,
5-19-1915--8-26-1987, from Massachusetts and enlisted on 6-23-1942 in Boston in the US Army and
was
released on 11-15-1945. His SS # 18106045. He had 3
years of high school and worked in the printing and publishing
business. He was 5'9" tall weighing 136 lbs.
174. Pvt. Francis McTernan, 1917--, a native of the Irish Free State
but living in San Francisco, CA when he enlisted in the US Army on
11-19-1942. He finished grammar school and his civil occupation
was unskilled fabrication of metal products. He was 5'11" tall
and weighed 149 lbs.
175 Josephine McTernan,
8-5-1918--2-8-1993, enlisted in the USMC on 7-26-1943 and was released
on 1-7-1945. Her SS # 345098298
176. Pvt. Thomas F McTernan, 1908--, born in
Suffolk Co., MA. Enlisted on 10-2-1944 in Massachusetts in the US
Army. Thomas had 3 years of high school and was married. He
was a semiskilled construction machinery operator.
177. Pvt. Francis K McTernan, 1915--, born in
New Jersey but lived in Hillsborough, NH. Enlisted in the
US Army on 3-25-1942 in Manchester, NH. He had 2 years of high
school and was married. He was 5'9" tall and weighed 141
lbs.
178. Roy McTernan, 5-22-1923--3-4-1983,
enlisted on 5-5-1943 and was released on 10-10-1945. His SS # 146184506
179. Erit McTernan, 10-11-1927--, born in Brooklyn, NY. He
enlisted on 10-23-1944 in Queens Village, NY in the NY Guard
Service. He was in 5th Truck Co QMC.
180. Hugh McTernan, 12-27-1910--5-9-1985,
enlisted in the US Army on 8-27-1939 and was released on
6-30-1945. His SS # 58017305
181. John McTernan, 4-20-1908--12-19-1988,
enlisted in the US Navy on 4-18-1943 and was released on
10-9-1945. His SS # 86092047
182. David J McTernan, 1920--, From New
Jersey and enlisted in the US Army on 10-7-1942 in Newark, NJ.
183. Francis J.
McTiernan,
4-16-1918--10-11-1982, born in
NYC, NY.
Enlisted in the US Navy on 5-5-1943 or 1-14-1942 and was
released on 11-5-1945. His SS # 89051688.
same as above or below
184. Pvt. Frank J McTiernan, 1907--,
born in Suffolk Co., NY. Enlisted on 5-12-1942 in Fort Jay
Governors Island, NY in the US Army. He finished grammar school
and was 5'5" tall weighing 146 lbs. His occupation was
semiskilled chauffeurs and drivers, bus, taxi, truck, and tractor. Same
as above two
185. Mechanic Frank Martin McTiernan, 6-5-1887--, lived at 803 E.
Main
St.,
Little Falls, NY. He was drafted in the US Army; Camp
Devens 9-9-1917; branch of service, 303rd Reg. 76th Division, Mechanic;
transferred to 161st Infantry Division; overseas, Transport Service;
Supply Company. On 7-6-1918, from Montreal, Canada, Frank left on the
USS Burma as a mechanic with Company B, Co B 303rd Infantry
Regiment.
Then in 1919 left from Brest, France on the US ship
ORTEGA to come home. His service ID was 1660023 Frank lived at
803 East Main Street in
Little Falls New York. His brother Thomas P McTiernan was listed
as next of kin. This is part of Jim III's family in the T3 DNA
group.
186. S2c Charles Robert McTiernan,
joined
the
US Nave and mustered onto the ship Macon on 7-1-1946. Service ID
8977561 Is in Jim III's family and therefore in the T3 DNA Group
187. Lt. jg. John Campbell McTiernan, 1922--, Commissioned
officer in
the US
Navy. Reported for duty 12-24-1944 on the ship Dortch. Is in Jim III's family and therefore in the T3 DNA
Group.
188. Pvt. Donald McTernan, 1919--, born in New Haven, CT and enlisted
in
Hartford, CT on 10-17-1941. Donald had 2 years of college and
was a sports instructor and official. He was 5'8" tall,
weighing 153 lbs.
189. Edward K. McTernan, 9-2-1928--, born in Cumberland, MD and was
living
at 110th Rd., Queens Village, NY when he enlisted in Co A, 4th
Regiment, NY Guard on 9-26-1945.
190. 1st Lt. Walter Frank McTernan Jr. ,
3-17-1923--2-6-2005, born in Glendale NY and enlisted in the US Air Force on 6-3-1943 and was
released on 12-13-1957. Was living in NY before 1951 and
his last residence was 33458 Jupiter, Palm
Beach, FL. He is buried at the Royal Palm Memorial
Gardens at 5601 Greenwood Ave West Palm Beach, FL 33407.
His SS # was 57182753. His father was Walter Frank McTernan, Sr.
and his mother was Jane McGuire.
191. John F. McTernan, 5-4-1920--1-14-2007, bprn
in Newark,
NJ and enlisted in the US Army on 12-18-1942 and
was released on 3-163-1946. His last residence was 7040 Maplewood, Essex Co., NJ. John had 2 years of
high school and was 5'10" tall, weighing
145 lbs. His job was
foreman in manufacturing.
192. Pvt. Frank McTernan, 1908--, born in the Bronx, NY. He
enlisted in the US Army on 4-1-1944 in Camp Upton Yaphank, NY. He had a grammar school education and was
married.
193. M. McTiernan, merchant seaman on 5-9-1940
Kirkintilloch R749742
194. Pvt. Francis J McTernan, 1919--,
lived in MA and enlisted in Boston on 7-15-1942. He had a grammar
school education and his occupation was unskilled production of
beverages. He was 5'7" tall and weighed 136 lbs.
195. Pvt. Thomas A, McTernan, 1898--, from Bergan Co., NJ and
enlisted on 9-16-1941 in Washington, DC. He had a grammar school
education and his job was skilled for building aircraft. He was
5'10" tall
and 161 lbs.
196. Thomas F. McTernan, 3-5-1908--4-29-1995, enlisted in
the US Army on 10-2-1944 and was released on 1-13-1946. His SS #
93079716. Thomas was living at 2780
Taunton, Bristol, MA before he died.
197. Pvt. John W. McTernan, 1912--, born in New Haven, CT and
enlisted in the US Army on 8-19-1942 in Hartford, CT. John had 4
years of college and was a teacher (secondary school) and
principal. He was 5'4" tall weighing 139 lbs.
198. Pvt. John V McTernan, 1906--,
native to Kings Co., NY. Enlisted on 7-17-1942 at Fort
Jay Governors Island, NY. John was married and had 2 years of
college and was selling real estate. He was 5'8" tall weighing
157 lbs.
199. Lt. F. J. McTernan Jr., 1914--, Joined the US Navy on
5-1-1945.
200. James F. McTernan,
12-9-1917--2-2-1998, served in the US Armed Forces and lived last at 2132 West Roxbury, Suffolk Co., MA.
His SS # 029-03-5790
201. Robert Emmett
McTernan, 7-16-1920--8-21-2003, born in Jamica
Plain, MA and on 10-13-1942, he enlisted in the
US Navy or Army and was released on 3-1-1946. His SS # 014167962.
His father was Francis P McTernan and his mother
was Beatrice Morran. His last
residence was 34236 Sarasota, Sarasota,
Florida. Robert is buried in Rose Hill Memorial Park, 580
Elm Street Rocky Hill, CT 06067
202. Pvt. Charles McTernan, 1925--, born
in The Bronx, NY and enlisted on 3-30-1944 in Camp Upton
Yaphank, NY. He had 4 years of high school.
203. Sgt. James Butler McTernan, 3-14-1915--1972, born in
Lasswade, Loanhead, Midlothian, Scotland and died in Sutton,
London, England. James served with the Gurkhas in Burma and with the
Chindits in China. He was a
Sergeant, or RSM. James is part of the T 7 DNA Group.
204. David McTernan, 1920--2017, was in the US Army during World
War II. David and his brother Francis below are both in the T3a
DNA Group.
205. Francis McTernan, 1916-, was in the US Army during World War
II. Francis and his brother David above are both in the T3a DNA
Group.
206. John McTernan, 1902--1954, of Deer Park, Co Leitrim was a
officer in the Local Defense Forces of Ireland during the war
years. The Grandfather of Paul-Aus and therefore in the T DNA
Group
207. Walter McTernan, 1912--1978, served in the British RAF
during WW II. The Grandfather of Nick and therefore in the T DNA
Group
Children
removed from the UK to Canada for their protection during WW II
1. Thomas McTernan, 12-13-1926--, place of residence Edinburgh.
Oficial number 3891
Honorable
Mention
1. and 2. below connect into the McTernans through [# 2. below] John'
Gile's wife, Joy Audry Whillans as follows: her mother Lillian
Alice Marie Woods, her mother Alice Marrie McGovern, 1879--,
Ontario, Canada, whose father was Felix McGovern, 1833--,
Manorhamilton, Leitrim Co. Ire, whose father Philip McGovern
married Mary McTiernan, 1812--, Lower Sweetwood,
Killargue Parish, Leitrim Co. Her father was Martin McTiernan,
she had two brothers Hames and Hugh
1. Ray J. Gile Jr., --2-24-1943, died when his Halifax bomber was shot
down by a night fighter, upon crashing, their bomb load exploded,
killing all. Brother to John below.
2. John Gile, was a B-29 Navigator in the US Air Force but was saved
from bombing in the Pacific theater by the nuclear bombing of
Japan. Brother to Ray above.
3. Cpl. Jeffrey McTiernan, 8-10-1930--2-9-1955, the step-son of the
British citizen by the name of Glyn Roberts. He lived in
Alexandria, VA and Evanston, IL and had a sister also. Jeffrey
was in the US Army from
Illinois and buried in The National Cemetery at Arlington, VA
4. Robert Leo McTearnen, 1-9-1929--12-9-1998, in the US Air Force and
served in both the Korean War and the Viet Nam War. Buried at
Jefferson Barracks in St. Louis, MO. In the T2 DNA
Group
5. The
McTernan Street
in Cambridge, MA, USA formerly Lake St. right outside of County Boston,
named after WW II veteran, William Francis McTernan, -1944
. This
is Myles
McTernan's family: in the Te DNA Group. Myles
was one of the few survivors of a B-52 crash in the Viet Nam War.
Royal
Irish Constabulary Service - RIC 29
Sorted
first by year then by county
1. Thomas McTernan, service dates 1816-1873, service ID 13301, Leitrim
& Offaly
2. John McTernan, service dates 1855, service ID 19548, Leitrim.
3. Thomas McTernan, service date 1856, service ID 21059, Leitrim
4. Edward McTiernan, service date 1866, service ID 31590, Leitrim
5. Thomas McTiernan, service dates 1867-1920, service ID 70570, Leitrim
6. Thomas McTernan, service dates 1867-1900, service ID 59378, Leitrim
7. M. McTiernan, service date 1922, Cork
8. Patrick McTernan, service dates 1867-1870, service ID 36490,
Leitrim.
9. Constable John McTernan, service dates 1867-1932, service ID 44765,
Leitrim
& Roscommon
10. Sergeant Francis McTernan, service dates 1867-1907, service ID
38056,
Leitrim
& Sligo
11. Michael McTernan, service date 1867, service ID 38669, Sligo
12. Terrence McTernan, service dates 1867-1894, service ID 48366, Sligo
& Down
13. Thomas McTernan, service dates 1867-1868, service ID 34064, Sligo
14. Sergeant John McTiernan, 1922
15. Patrick McTiernan. service date 1867-1922, service ID 68785
16. James McTiernan, service date 1867, service ID 48822,
17. Patrick McTiernan, service dates 1879-1887 when he resigned and
emigrated to Australia, service ID 45083, the father of Sir
Edward McTernan of the Australian High Court fame and
in the T3 DNA Group baseline, relating to both Eoghan and Leo
McTiernan
18. Patrick McTiernan, service date 1879, service ID 68821
19. Constable Thomas McTernan, commencement date: 1-20-1880-1891, last
service Ferbane, Co Kings and service date 11-20-1880,
Parsonstown, Co
Kings
20. Sergeant James McTernan, service date 1888, service ID 34031, Sligo
& last payment in Drumahaire then in 1903 & 1919 paid in
Manorhamilton, Co Leitrim
21. Patrick McTernan, service date 1901, serivice ID 60340, Leitrim.
22. Sergeant John
McTiernan, service dates 1902--8-9-1922, service ID 61126, Sligo,
and received 195 Pounds per year pension at discharge. Was stationed in
Cork and then Dublin Castle Guard in 1922. In the T3 Group baseline
being the grandfather of Eoghan MacTiernan
23. Sergeant James McTernan, service dates 1903-1932, service ID 48822,
Leitrim
& Cork
24. Hugh McTernan, service date 1905
25. John McTiernan, service date 1906, Cork
26. J. McTernan, service date of 1918
27. Constable Patrick McTernan, 1892--5-31-1921, Galway, registered ID
68785
28. Constable Martin McTernan, service date 1867-1922, service ID
68821,
Leitrim, Galway & Kerry. See below.
29. Martin McTernan, service dates 1867-1913, service ID 34280,
Kerry. See above
Metropolitan
Police 3
1. Patrick McTernan, warrant
number 92756. Joined on 26 Dec 1905, and
left on 29 April 1914. Last posted to D Division as a PC.
2. John McTernan, warrant
number 94681. Joined on 7-1-1907 and
left on 2-1-1924.
3. Michael John McTernan, warrent number 101694. Joined on
8-26-1912 and left on 8-29-1937. Last posted to M Division as a
Station PS.