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Charles "Chipper" Neil Hermans in patriotic costume

Updated Jun 26, 2025
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Charles "Chipper" Neil Hermans in patriotic costume
I found this little boy in his patriotic costume in a box of old family photos recently sent to me by my aunt. I just had to get him uploaded for the Fourth of July!
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Charles Neil Hermans
Charles Neil Hermans is the son of Charles Henry Hermans Jr. (1872-1927) and Laura S. M. Chapman (1884-). He had siblings Milton Hermans (1918-2006), Howard Grant Hermans (1921-2008), and Willard M Hermans (1924-1982). He was born and raised in Manhattan, New York, New York, USA. Charles served in the US Navy from January 5, 1942 until his discharge on May 31, 1944.
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