Advertisement

PFC Martin Benedict Murphy

Advertisement

PFC Martin Benedict Murphy Veteran

Birth
Daviess County, Kentucky, USA
Death
6 Jun 1944 (aged 25)
France
Burial
Colleville-sur-Mer, Departement du Calvados, Basse-Normandie, France Add to Map
Plot
• PLOT D / ROW 9 / GRAVE 21
Memorial ID
View Source
____________________________________________

Private First Class Murphy served in the:
• United States Army
• 82nd Airborne Division
• 325th Glider Infantry Regiment
• Company E

His Army enlistment date / location / Serial Number was:
• March 17, 1942
• Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indiana
• 35043215

He was Killed In Action in the:
Normandy Invasion during World War II

He was awarded the:
• Purple Heart

He was the son of:
James Robert Murphy (02/08/1887 - 12/13/1965)
Mary Theresa Rummage Murphy (02/1890 - 1977)

He was the brother of:
John R Murphy (11/20/1910 - 01/15/1989)
Daniel Edward Murphy (05/22/1912 - 10/11/1967)
Mary Anita Murphy (11/04/1913 - 02/22/1922)
Reverend Thomas Aquinas Murphy (09/08/1915 - 01/13/1978)
Lawrence Robertus Murphy (08/06/1917 - 02/14/2000)
Hubert Rock Murphy (01/27/1921 - 10/08/1989)
Joseph Christopher "J C" Murphy (03/07/1922 - 01/22/2004)
Bernard Louis Murphy (10/10/1924 - 03/26/1998)
Sister Theresa Marie Murphy (10/21/1926 - 06/12/2009
Charles Murray Murphy (09/23/1928 - 08/04/2014)

He was the husband of:
Mary Rita Wedding Murphy Hamilton (06/08/1917 - 03/29/2008)
*** (They were married in 1941 in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky) ***

He was the father of:
• One daughter (with Mary)
____________________________________________HE WAS POSTHUMOUSLY AWARDED THE PURPLE HEART, HE WAS THE SON OF THE LATE JAMES ROBERT & MARY TERESA RUMMAGE MURPHY OF ST. JOSEPH. HIS WIFE MARY RITA MURPHY HAMILTON (DECEASED) HE WAS PRECEDE IN DEATH BY HIS BROTHER JOHN R. DANIEL, HIS SISTER MARY ROBERTA, ANOTHER SISTER ANITA, ANOTHER BROTHER THOMAS ROBERTUS, HIS BROTHER HUBERT CHRISTOPHER BERNARD, HIS SISTER THERESA MARIE AND MURRAY. HE IS SURVIVED BY ONE DAUGHTER MARY JAWUAN WEAVER (DONALD)
____________________________________________

Private First Class Murphy served in the:
• United States Army
• 82nd Airborne Division
• 325th Glider Infantry Regiment
• Company E

His Army enlistment date / location / Serial Number was:
• March 17, 1942
• Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indiana
• 35043215

He was Killed In Action in the:
Normandy Invasion during World War II

He was awarded the:
• Purple Heart

He was the son of:
James Robert Murphy (02/08/1887 - 12/13/1965)
Mary Theresa Rummage Murphy (02/1890 - 1977)

He was the brother of:
John R Murphy (11/20/1910 - 01/15/1989)
Daniel Edward Murphy (05/22/1912 - 10/11/1967)
Mary Anita Murphy (11/04/1913 - 02/22/1922)
Reverend Thomas Aquinas Murphy (09/08/1915 - 01/13/1978)
Lawrence Robertus Murphy (08/06/1917 - 02/14/2000)
Hubert Rock Murphy (01/27/1921 - 10/08/1989)
Joseph Christopher "J C" Murphy (03/07/1922 - 01/22/2004)
Bernard Louis Murphy (10/10/1924 - 03/26/1998)
Sister Theresa Marie Murphy (10/21/1926 - 06/12/2009
Charles Murray Murphy (09/23/1928 - 08/04/2014)

He was the husband of:
Mary Rita Wedding Murphy Hamilton (06/08/1917 - 03/29/2008)
*** (They were married in 1941 in Owensboro, Daviess County, Kentucky) ***

He was the father of:
• One daughter (with Mary)
____________________________________________HE WAS POSTHUMOUSLY AWARDED THE PURPLE HEART, HE WAS THE SON OF THE LATE JAMES ROBERT & MARY TERESA RUMMAGE MURPHY OF ST. JOSEPH. HIS WIFE MARY RITA MURPHY HAMILTON (DECEASED) HE WAS PRECEDE IN DEATH BY HIS BROTHER JOHN R. DANIEL, HIS SISTER MARY ROBERTA, ANOTHER SISTER ANITA, ANOTHER BROTHER THOMAS ROBERTUS, HIS BROTHER HUBERT CHRISTOPHER BERNARD, HIS SISTER THERESA MARIE AND MURRAY. HE IS SURVIVED BY ONE DAUGHTER MARY JAWUAN WEAVER (DONALD)

Inscription

_______________________

PFC 325 GLI INF 82 ABN DIV
KENTUCKY
_______________________




Sponsored by Ancestry

Advertisement

  • Maintained by: KATHY
  • Originally Created by: War Graves
  • Added: Aug 8, 2010
  • Find a Grave Memorial ID:
  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/56648102/martin_benedict-murphy: accessed ), memorial page for PFC Martin Benedict Murphy (17 Feb 1919–6 Jun 1944), Find a Grave Memorial ID 56648102, citing Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial, Colleville-sur-Mer, Departement du Calvados, Basse-Normandie, France; Maintained by KATHY (contributor 47029945).