Daniel Murray

Daniel Murray was born on 18 April 1881 in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan to Harold Murray and Jane Murray.
In 1899, he joined the 1st Battalion, Ludhiana Rifles of the British Army as a Second Lieutenant. He served in the Second Boer War until 1902. 
In 1901, he was promoted to Lieutenant. 
In 1904, he was promoted to Captain. 
In 1906, he married Sarah Murray. 
In 1909, he was promoted to Major. 
In 1910, he had a son: Joseph Murray. 
In 1913, he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. 
In 1914 he went to fight in World War I in Europe until 1918. 
In 1916, he made Colonel and served in 76th Division HQ as the Second Aide-de-Campe. 
In 1919, he was sent to fight in the Third Anglo-Afghan War. 
In 1920, he went to serve in the Irish Rebellion until 1921. 
In 1921, he was promoted to Brigadier. 
In 1930, he promoted to Major General. 
In 1938, he was promoted to Lieutenant General. 
Starting in 1939, he fought in World War II. In 1940, he served in the Battle of France after which he fought in the North African Campaign until October 1941. 
In 1942, he went to fight in the Burma Campaign. 
In 1944, he made General. 
In 1945, he died during the Battle of Mandalay in Mandalay, Mandalay Region, Myanmar.