Recent Comments, 201-220
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I never had the pleasure of meeting Uncle Pat (Raymond) Malone. However, he was talked about so much by my Dad's family that I feel like I know him. I hope he is remembered by…
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Honorable discharged from military in March of 1919.
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Charles W Doye is my grandfather. He had three childern two girls and a boy. His son is my father Ramon Doye. We all loved our grandfather. He was a tall, handsome, loving,…
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David is my uncle. He was a wonderful person. I always got his humor when nobody did. I was honered to have gotten to know him the last 4 yers of his life. I would never give that…
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His full name was suppose to be Herman Travis Silcox Jr. Some how when it was recorded they left off Herman. He was the oldest son of Herman Travis Silcox And Eunice (Mahaley)…
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image used in the March 1945 edition of The National Geographic Magazine
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Papaw told me that he was stationed in the Philipines and was on his way to Pearl Harbor when it was bombed.
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L M Gray was the first person from Livingston Co., Missouri that died in WWII.
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Cousin that Irene went to live with in 1940s or 1950s.
US Army, PFC, buried in plot Y O 1745 of the Beverly National Cemetery.
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This is my grandmother.
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I am 99% sure this record belongs to my father.
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Wrong place for James H Pierce
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26 oct 44 : mission to Belefield
crew :
Lt Lentz M. Lackey (pilot)
Lt Allen D. Sheakley (copilot)
Lt Leo B. Bunker (navigator)
Lt Marshall H, Hoyt (bombardier)
Sgt Edward L.…
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Carey is my Uncle. He married my fathers sister, Christine M Hockstok
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Henry Eden was my uncle. He was my Dad's brother.
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Just discovered this site. Trying to find relatives of my late father, Willis J. Flippin. I remember his speaking of his sister, Leila Flippin. Hope to hear from other relatives
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Last name is STARGEL not Stansel
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This is great. I've never met my Uncle Emmett. Because of a family dispute, he never returned to his family.
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Steve Poore, son of John Newton Poore and Cordelia McCormick, born 20 Mar 1920 killed in WWII on 26 Nov 1944. Buried at Mountain Home Cemetery in Marion County, Alabama
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