From the plaque with DAR symbol on top:
IN MEMORY OF
PVT. JOSIAH PASCAL P. TUCKER
WHO. AT AGE 11 WENT TO WAS TO HELP HIS
DOCTOR BROTHER - SOON KILLED. HE
REMAINED WITH HIS SCHOOLMASTER AND
GREW TO MANHOOD IN THE SERVICE OF
HIS COUNTRY.
GIVEN BY HIS GR. GR. GRANDDAUGHTER
RUTH RICHARDS KARPINSKI
BICENTENNIAL STATE CHAIRMAN N S D A R
DEDICATED JUNE 1975
BY FORT OSWEGO CHAPTER
IN MEMORY OF
PVT. JOSIAH PASCAL P. TUCKER
WHO. AT AGE 11 WENT TO WAS TO HELP HIS
DOCTOR BROTHER - SOON KILLED. HE
REMAINED WITH HIS SCHOOLMASTER AND
GREW TO MANHOOD IN THE SERVICE OF
HIS COUNTRY.
GIVEN BY HIS GR. GR. GRANDDAUGHTER
RUTH RICHARDS KARPINSKI
BICENTENNIAL STATE CHAIRMAN N S D A R
DEDICATED JUNE 1975
BY FORT OSWEGO CHAPTER
From the plaque with DAR symbol on top:
IN MEMORY OF
PVT. JOSIAH PASCAL P. TUCKER
WHO. AT AGE 11 WENT TO WAS TO HELP HIS
DOCTOR BROTHER - SOON KILLED. HE
REMAINED WITH HIS SCHOOLMASTER AND
GREW TO MANHOOD IN THE SERVICE OF
HIS COUNTRY.
GIVEN BY HIS GR. GR. GRANDDAUGHTER
RUTH RICHARDS KARPINSKI
BICENTENNIAL STATE CHAIRMAN N S D A R
DEDICATED JUNE 1975
BY FORT OSWEGO CHAPTER
IN MEMORY OF
PVT. JOSIAH PASCAL P. TUCKER
WHO. AT AGE 11 WENT TO WAS TO HELP HIS
DOCTOR BROTHER - SOON KILLED. HE
REMAINED WITH HIS SCHOOLMASTER AND
GREW TO MANHOOD IN THE SERVICE OF
HIS COUNTRY.
GIVEN BY HIS GR. GR. GRANDDAUGHTER
RUTH RICHARDS KARPINSKI
BICENTENNIAL STATE CHAIRMAN N S D A R
DEDICATED JUNE 1975
BY FORT OSWEGO CHAPTER
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Rev. War Soldier, born Amesbury, Mass
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