Photocopy typed letter from Assistant Provost Marshal, Dublin District, Lower Castle Yard, Dublin to M. A. Schweppe, 35 Mountjoy Square, Dublin, declining her request to visit her husband, Frederick Schweppe.
Schweppe, Frederick, 1880-1928 | Paramilitary forces-Irish Republican Army | Revolutionaries
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Photocopy typed letter of recommendation from Major W.J. Stapleton in support of Frederick Schweppe.
Schweppe, Frederick, 1880-1928 | Revolutionaries
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Black and white photograph of 'A' Company, 4th Battalion, Dublin Brigade at Kimmage Drill Hall, Dublin. Pictured: Sean Tracy, Paudge O'Brion, Gabriel Murray, Brian McCormack, Sean O'Brion, Henry Murray. Front row : Gerald Murray, Fred Schweppe, Pat Mason, Ed. McNamara, Louis McDe
Schweppe, Frederick, 1880-1928 | 4th Battalion, Dublin Brigade, Irish Republican Army | Paramilitary forces-Irish Republican Army
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Black and white photocopy photograph of Frederick Schweppe in his Irish Volunteer uniform outside his home at Mountjoy Square, Dublin, together with newspaper cutting titled 'Untried Prisoner Ill'. A note on back of the newspaper cutting dates the event to the 7 May 1921.
Schweppe, Frederick, 1880-1928 | Paramilitary forces--Irish Volunteers | Ireland--History--Easter Rising, 1916
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Two photocopy photographs of Frederick Schweppe. Schweppe was a member of the anti-Treaty Irish Republican Army. During combat, he was injured and helped to an ambulance by two Irish Free State soldiers. A note on the back of one photograph, dates the incident to '30th of June, 1
Schweppe, Frederick, 1880-1928 | Paramilitary forces-Irish Republican Army | Ireland--History--War of Independence, 1919-1921
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Two undated black and white photocopy photographs of US-born Frederick Schweppe. Schweppe fought with the Irish Volunteers during the 1916 Easter Rising.
Schweppe, Frederick, 1880-1928 | Paramilitary forces--Irish Volunteers | Ireland--History--Easter Rising, 1916
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Undated photocopy letter from Frederick Schweppe, to Molly Schweppe, during his imprisonment at Frongoch Camp, Wales.
Schweppe, Frederick, 1880-1928 | Political prisoners' writings, Irish | Prisons
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