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John Hay [1]

Death Details/Burial/Memorial Services: Died in a Japanese prison camp at Canabatuan. As an outstanding hero in the Bataan campaign, he was decorated three times. Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian Church of Morristown on April 20, 1949.

Age at Death: Unavailable

Image Source: Davidson College Bulletin

Biographical Notes: 
Birthplace: 
Morristown, TN
Education Details: 
Graduate of Davidson College, 1941
Family Details: 

Dr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Hay - pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Morristown, Morristown, TN Mrs. Hollis E. Hayward - Bowling Green, OH, Mrs. T. Moffatt Burris - Columbia, SC

First Name: 
John
KIA / MIA Place: 
Canabatuan, Philippines
KIA Date: 
7/4/1943
Last Name: 
Hay
Middle Name: 
Frederick
Military Details: 
Philippines, Canabatuan prison camp
Military Rank: 
Lieutenant
Source: 

newsprint and Davidson College Bulletin and annuals; The Charlotte Observer, 9/8/1945, section 2, p. 5

Military Unit: 
192nd Tank Battalion
Exhibit & Section: 
Gold Star Veterans [2]
Veteran Records [3]
This node displays related exhibits: 
No
MIA Date: 
NA

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