The Florence O'Donoghue papers record that Eskell (the script is unclear) a man who had moved to Cork “to recover his delicate health for six months” , left Cork on 13-10-1921 saying to his golf partner Adrian De Fleury that he had been on the job, Fluery realising that his life could be in danger for associating reported to T Ryall about the matter.
1899 Feb 4. Born Cork (he made mimself a year older to enlist). I assume that Adrian Clifford de St Antoine De Fleury, a London Solicitor, was his uncle and that he was named after him.
1901 census Living at Clifton Terrace, Cork
1911 census At boarding school in Masonic School, Roebuck, Dundrum, Co Dublin
1917 May 2. Enlisted in RAF
1917 Jul 19. Commissioned 2nd Lt
1918 Apr . Promoted Lt
pre-war Apprentice in Grain Trade at RH Hill & Co in Cork
1919 Feb 25. Transferred to unemployed list
1928 Aug 1 Married in Tralee to Irene E Blennerhassett
1931 appointed a member of Westport Harbour Board
He moved to Westport with his wife, and he managed W> Pollexfen on Westport Quay until his retirement
1981 they moved to Carrickfergus
1989 May 26 Died Carrickfergus
203 Dec 28 His wife died at Carrickfergus
