| Name: | Robert H Lennox |
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| Nationality: | United Kingdom |
| Rank: | S/Sgt. |
| Regiment/Service: | Ulster Defence Regiment |
| Unit Text: | F Coy. 5th Btn. |
| Age: | 61 |
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| Born: | 26th April 1915. |
| Enlisted: | Magherafelt, 1970. |
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| Residence: | Curran, Magherafelt. |
| Date of Death: | 2nd April 1976 |
| Service No: | 24205040 |
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| Cemetery: | St Swithin’s Churchyard, Magherafelt. |
| Additional information: | Bobby Lennox was a part-time member of the UDR and a postman. He was ambushed and shot while delivering mail to an isolated house at Drumard, Knockloughrim. |
| Bobby had served in the army during WWII with: The Royal Artillery from 13/4/1939, the Royal Ulster Rifles from 10/3/1945 and The Seaforth Highlanders from 14/9/1945 to his demob on 2/4/1946. His service number was 1450643. | |
| Bobby was married to Ina and had a family of five children Anne, Gilbert, Elizabeth, Richard and Simon. | |
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| Bobby Lennox during WWII | |
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| The memorial plaque to Bobby Lennox in Termoneeny Parish Church, Knockloughrim. | |
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| Memorial to Bobby Lennox in Curran Masonic Hall. | |
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| Bobby Lennox’s headstone in St. Swithin’s graveyard, Magherafelt. |