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Details for Lamuel "Jack" Sylvanus Kerley

Rank:Unit:Branch of Service:Enlistment Date:
Private 324th Infantry, Co. D

Army
Unavailable
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Date of Birth:Place of Birth:Date of Death - Place:Age at death:
5/29/1915Huntersville, NC11/16/1944 - France29

Family Information Prior to 1947
Spouse Name and Address:
Kathleen Torrence Kerley
Rt. 1
Mooresville, NC
Child Name and Address:
Janet Sylvia Kerley, age 3
Parent Name and Address:
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Elishia (Katie Readling) Kerley
Rt. 2,
Huntersville, NC
Sibling Name and Address:
Keith Kerley
Mrs. Earl Dewese
Mrs. Ernest McGinnis
Mrs. Olin Christenbury

Education:
attended school in Huntersville, NC
Employers:
Mooresville Cotton Mill
Death Details/Burial/Memorial Services:
He was in the process of improving his newly captured position against a possible enemy counterattck. The enemy subjected the area to a heavy artillery barrage, and during this time, Lamuel was hit and killed instantly.
He was buried in a Military Cemetery in Epinal, France, Plot Q, Row 26, Grave 2321.
Memorial service held at Southside Baptist Church, Mooresville in December, 1944.
Source:
Newsprint and family information
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