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Tag Archives: Utah Beach
WW2 U.S. Infantry Casualty of Operation Overlord: Capt. Jeremiah Aidan Sheehan (1911-1944)
Jeremiah Aidan Sheehan was born 8 October 1911 in Manchester NH to Irish immigrants, Daniel & Mary Agnes (Sullivan) Sheehan. He grew up in a his parents home at 430 Auburn Street, a house that overlooks the very park named … Continue reading
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WW2 Army Yankee Division Casualty in France: PFC James H. Basquil (1922-1944)
James H. Basquil was born 12 January 1922 in Manchester New Hampshire to Irish immigrants, James & Nora (Kelley) Basquil. His father James had been born in Couty Mayo Ireland, and arrived in America about 1911. James met, then married … Continue reading
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Tagged 2, Basqil, Basqill, county, died, France, II, Infantry, Ireland, James Basqil, Lorraine American Cemetery, Manchester, Maple Street, Mayo, Nancy Metz, New Hampshire, NH, park, Sheehan-Basqil, St. Avold, Utah Beach, wounded, WW, Yankee Division
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