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Martin Gerald Foley WWI

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Martin Gerald Foley WWI
Martin Gerald Foley, b. about 1883, Wexford, Ireland. WWI photo taken in San Francisco, Ca. where he enlisted. He was married to Annie Cummins from Oranmore, Galway, Ireland. They had one child, Martin Joseph Foley b. 1925.
Date & Place: in San Francisco, California USA
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Martin Gerald Foley and wife, Annie Cummins Foley are buried at the Presidio Cemetery in San Francisco, Ca. TFR
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