He was the son of Charles S Allmon/Allman and Cora Estelle Ross of Concord, North Carolina. He was one of many children. His siblings were Howard Lee, Fred Monroe, John Matthew, Luther Thomas, Carrie Bell, Frank Jackson, Mable Jane, and an infant child who was lost.
He enlisted in the Army 7 January 1943. He served for three months in combat and died on 22 July 1944 in France.
He was awarded the EAMET Medal and the Purple Heart.
Note- His official military name is spelled Allmon. His family used the spelling Allman.
He was the son of Charles S Allmon/Allman and Cora Estelle Ross of Concord, North Carolina. He was one of many children. His siblings were Howard Lee, Fred Monroe, John Matthew, Luther Thomas, Carrie Bell, Frank Jackson, Mable Jane, and an infant child who was lost.
He enlisted in the Army 7 January 1943. He served for three months in combat and died on 22 July 1944 in France.
He was awarded the EAMET Medal and the Purple Heart.
Note- His official military name is spelled Allmon. His family used the spelling Allman.
Bio by: B24CoPilotNiece
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LOST HIS LIFE IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY IN FRANCE
Family Members
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Howard Lee Allman
1902–1988
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Bertha Mae Allman Dennis
1904–1996
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Fred Monroe Allman
1905–1977
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Raymond Martin Allman
1908–1993
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John Matthew Allmon
1910–1987
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Luther Thomas "Luke" Allman
1912–2006
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Carrie Bell Allman Linker
1914–1996
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Frank Jackson Allmon
1916–1995
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Mable Jane Allman Eudy
1918–2003
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Infant Almond
1920–1920
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