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Kathleen Richmond
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Updated: December 22, 2002
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On Leave in Chicago
My uncle and friends out on the town in Chicago at the 'Band Box' 56 W. Randolph St. I don't know the names of the women in the picture.
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484th Platoon/Boot Camp
My uncle's platoon at graduation from boot camp in San Diego. I will list the 15 names I have of those pictured.
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FitzGibbon, Grupell, and Burke
My uncle and two Marines buddies posing for the camera in San Diego, CA.
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Lost Crew/Squadron 242
This crew died in March, 1945, when their Grumman Avenger aircraft went down in rough seas somewhere in the South Pacific. My uncle is on the far right of the trio. "Fitz" was from Chicago; Chumbris and Hill were from Texas.
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2020 marks 20 years since the inception of AncientFaces. We are the same team who began this community so long ago. Over the years it feels, at least to us, that our family has expanded to include so many. Thank you!
Lost Crew/Squadron 242
This crew died in March, 1945, when their Grumman Avenger aircraft went down in rough seas somewhere in the South Pacific. My uncle is on the far right of the trio. "Fitz" was from Chicago; Chumbris and Hill were from Texas.
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Radio Gunners/MAG-11/1st MAW
USMC Radio Gunners in the South Pacific. PFC Patrick M. FitzGibbon (my uncle) is back row, 6th from the left. I also have names of most others in photo.
St. Martin School/Chicago
This is the 8th Grade Graduation Class 1939. St. Martin's Catholic Parish was located at 59th & Princeton in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.
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484th Platoon/Boot Camp
My uncle's platoon at graduation from boot camp in San Diego. I will list the 15 names I have of those pictured.
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Cpl. Charles H. Hill
This is Cpl.(later Sgt.) Charles Homer 'Red' Hill from Dallas, Texas, taken in Sydney, Australia. He was a radio gunner who died in March, 1945, when his plane went down in the South Pacific. He was survived by parents Mr. & Mrs. W.F.Hill 606 Sunset Street, Dallas, according to NARA records.
Bard Siblings/WWI
Charles, Barbara Jane, and Chester Bard in the service of their country.
People in photo include: Chester Bard, Barbara Jane Bard Markley, and Charles Bard
People in photo include: Chester Bard, Barbara Jane Bard Markley, and Charles Bard
Patrick F. FitzGibbon, IN 1905
Patrick F.Fitzgibbon, grocer and saloonkeeper, seated in a horse-drawn wagon in front of his business establishment, 1201 Erie, Logansport, Indiana, circa 1905. Amazingly, the building is still there looking much the same as almost a century ago.
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FitzGibbon, Grupell, and Burke
My uncle and two Marines buddies posing for the camera in San Diego, CA.
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On Leave in Chicago
My uncle and friends out on the town in Chicago at the 'Band Box' 56 W. Randolph St. I don't know the names of the women in the picture.
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Martin Ryan, 1905
Martin Ryan (seen here in 1905) was the son of Patrick Ryan and Catherine (Foley) Ryan. He was born in Chicago, IL, in 1879. He was the older brother of my grandmother. Martin's whereabouts were a family mystery until I found that he had died in 1932, and buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery in Elgin IL.
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Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Pvt. Nelson A. Wheatley.
Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Pvt. Charles C. Morehous.
Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Pvt. Alvin O. Phillips.
Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Pvt. William F. Culpepper.
