He came from a large family in Georgia. His father was Marion McClellan (1876-1960)and his mother was Martha Carter (1879-1929), both buried in Alma, Georgia.
He enlisted in October 1941 and spent World War II in the European theatre, taking part in the D Day invasion.
He married an English girl in the UK in 1945 and they settled in the USA. They had one son. On the death of Urial, his wife returned to the United Kingdom taking their son with her.
He enlisted in October 1941 and spent World War II in the European theatre, taking part in the D Day invasion.
He married an English girl in the UK in 1945 and they settled in the USA. They had one son. On the death of Urial, his wife returned to the United Kingdom taking their son with her.
He came from a large family in Georgia. His father was Marion McClellan (1876-1960)and his mother was Martha Carter (1879-1929), both buried in Alma, Georgia.
He enlisted in October 1941 and spent World War II in the European theatre, taking part in the D Day invasion.
He married an English girl in the UK in 1945 and they settled in the USA. They had one son. On the death of Urial, his wife returned to the United Kingdom taking their son with her.
He enlisted in October 1941 and spent World War II in the European theatre, taking part in the D Day invasion.
He married an English girl in the UK in 1945 and they settled in the USA. They had one son. On the death of Urial, his wife returned to the United Kingdom taking their son with her.
