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Sort by: (  Title  ) ( Date ) ( Popularity ) Photos currently sorted by: Title (A to Z)| Photo No. 11-20 (out of 22 photos hit) | |
| Hubert Frank "Frank" Bise
Posted by: Fred Smith (See more photos from Fred Smith) 2014/7/7 20:57
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| Frank Bise was born in Reedy District, WV, on 8 July 1923, son of Oscar W. Bise and Vesta M (Ball) Bise. He served in the US Army during WWII (9 Feb 43 to 22 Dec 45)as a truck driver with the 270th Ordance Motor Vehicle Distribution in France. He hauled, rations, gasoline, ammunition and supplies. He married Mary Alice Hetzer and lived most of his life in Reedsville, OH. He died March 4, 1999 in Parkersburg, WV and is buried in the Reedsville Cemetery, Reedsville, OH. |
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| Jack Hively
Posted by: LindaCottrellLiss (See more photos from LindaCottrellLiss) 2014/7/19 19:55
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Do you recognize this young soldier identified on photos as Jack Hively. Circa 1940's. This pic was in the Ralph Lowery photo collection donated to the RCHS earlier this year. Ralph's gt grandmother was a Hively....
Any comments or information on this young man is appreciated. Contact contributor at WVRoots@aol.com |
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| Jack Nida
Posted by: rjnida (See more photos from rjnida) 2007/11/26 0:02
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Born 02 Dec 1930 at Amma, Roane Co., WV
Currently living at this location.
USAF 1951-1954 Supply Sgt. |
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| James Harrison Hodam
Posted by: SherryWVRN (See more photos from SherryWVRN) 2008/7/28 17:01
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| This picture shows James Hodam with with his aged father Adam Hodam, his son Robert M Hodam,his grandson Lowell Adam. James served with the Co. C, 17th Va Cavalry for the duration of the war. He was wounded at New Creek, WV and had his horse shot out from under him at Gettysburg. He was also present for Lee's surrender at Appomatox. His family has the rifle he carried all through the war. |
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| Leman James Griffith
Posted by: richard (See more photos from richard) 2007/11/11 22:20
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The caption on the back of this photo reads:
Srgt. Leman J. Griffith
enlisted Oct 8, 1940
stationed in Hawaii Islands
son of J.E. Griffith of
Sissonville formerly of
Clover
been serving overseas since Dec 1940
Leman's obituary from the Houston Chronicle read:
LEMAN JAMES GRIFFITH was born December 22, 1917 in Looneyville, West Virginia. He passed from this life on February 13, 2004 at the age of 86 years. Leman had been proud to serve his country in the United States Army. Mr. Griffith was a survivor of the tragedy that took the lives of so many soldiers at Pearl Harbor. Visitation with the family will be held on Monday February 14, 2004 from 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. in the Chapel of Cypress-Fairbanks Funeral Home followed by the funeral service at 7:00 p.m. . Interment will follow in Clearwater, Florida at Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. |
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| Lewis G Harper
Posted by: HARPER (See more photos from HARPER) 2017/11/8 19:00
Views: 5665 Comments: 1
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| PVT Miles Perrine
Posted by: richard (See more photos from richard) 2017/10/27 15:05
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Miles Perrine was born in Strange Creek, VA (WV) on 15 APR 1831. He died on 18 NOV 1885 in Spencer, WV and is buried in the Spencer Memorial Cemetery, Spencer, WV.
Assigned to CPT William F. Pell Co. 193rd Virginia (WV) Militia.
Submitted by Jeff Garten - Thanks, Jeff! |
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| Pvt Ray Edward Douglas, son of Rector Ray Douglas
Posted by: Leslie Douglas Kessinger (See more photos from Leslie Douglas Kessinger) 2021/4/15 3:43
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| Pvt . Ray Edward Douglas Sr (b 23 Oct 1926 Spencer WV - d 19 Jun 2020) - Army Air Force (1945 -1946). End of WW II (received the American Campaign Medal and WWII Victory Medal) |
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| Rector Ray "Rex" Douglas
Posted by: Leslie Douglas Kessinger (See more photos from Leslie Douglas Kessinger) 2021/4/15 3:53
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Corpl. Rector Ray "Rex" Douglas (b 27 Oct 1889 Roane County WVA, d 4 Jan 1934 Spencer WVA).
In Europe during WW I. He was a Corporal in the 314 Field Artillery Ordnance Detachment, American Expedition Force, 80th Division. Service Number 1835794.
Departed Brest France 17 May 1919 on the USS Zeppelin to Camp Stewart, Newport News VA.
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| Spencer McClellan Moore, son of Alonzo "Lon" Moore
Posted by: Leslie Douglas Kessinger (See more photos from Leslie Douglas Kessinger) 2021/4/15 4:00
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