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CONFIRMED BY PM EDWARD MCSORLEY
MILATARY RECORDS IS HIM VIA ADDRESS
IN SCOTLAND
160 Cumberland St, Glasgow

WAR REORD 64 PAGES

On the service record that Dizzi posted, it lists his mother as Sarah McSorely, Glasow

Might be an idea to look at the Scotish 1911 census

Gins....

That may correspond with the family I posted yesterday with father "Robert"...(Gamekeeper) but they were still in Ireland 1911...

Have just found this....

McSORLEY, ANDREW
Rank:Private
Service No:9630
Date of Death:30/07/1915
Age:25
Regiment/Service:Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
1st Bn.
Panel ReferencePanel 97 to 101.
MemorialHELLES MEMORIAL
Additional Information:

Son of Robert and Sarah McSorley, of 6, McAlpine St., Glasgow.

I wonder if this is an elder brother of Edward....He had 2 elder bros. (born Co Wexford 1901 Census for Co Kildare) one Robert and the other Andrew...neither are listed 1911....

The Inniskilling Fusiliers drew my attention to Andrew....

thats one of their addresses

this is one of their addresses
Name: Edward Mcsorley
Age: 3
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1898
Relationship: Son
Father's Name: Edward Mcsorley
Mother's Name: Mary Mcsorley
Gender: Male
Where born: Glasgow, Lanarkshire
Registration Number: 644/1
Registration district: Bridgeton
Civil parish: Glasgow Bridgeton
County: Lanarkshire
Address: 19 Nuneaton St
ED: 67
Household schedule number: 126
Line: 22
Roll: CSSCT1901_266
Household Members: Name Age
Edward Mcsorley 26
Mary Mcsorley 25
Rose Ann Mcsorley 4
Edward Mcsorley 3
George Joseph Mcsorley 1
Edward Coleman 60
Joseph Coleman 27

1901 scotland

I DO CONFUSE DONT I
RIGHT CONFIRMED WITH JEAN

IN ARMY RECORDS WHICH GO UP TO 1926
THESE ARE SOME ADDRESSES
ADDRESS 6 MCALPINE ST GLASGOW

MOTHER NXT OFKIN,,SARAH MACSORLEY
ABOVE ADRESS

IN 1924 WHEN RECIEVED HIS MEDALS HE LIVED AT
28 ELIZABETH STREET IBROX GLASGOW

ANOTHER ADDRESS
ANOTHER ADDRESS
15 WYLIE ST,,HAMILTON,,LANARKSHIRE

I KNOW A LONG SHOT
COULD EDWARDS WIFE
(JEAN) BE
Georgina Clishem

Mcsorley

Jul-Aug-Sep 1939
Liverpool

Lancashire

My thoughts too Erin


So a look on SP might be the answer for BMDs

I did suggest a marriage on SP on page 1

Edward McSorley and Jean McFadyen in Inverness in 1918