Fred left the family farm to serve in France in World War I. Returning to his French roots--his maternal grandfather and paternal grandparents were all born in France--he served as a French translator during the war.
After his military service, he returned to work the farm in Dingman Township, outside Milford, Penna. He remained single, dwelling with his widowed half-sister, Adele.
He died of cancer in the Wilkes-Barre, Penna., VA hospital.
After his military service, he returned to work the farm in Dingman Township, outside Milford, Penna. He remained single, dwelling with his widowed half-sister, Adele.
He died of cancer in the Wilkes-Barre, Penna., VA hospital.
Fred left the family farm to serve in France in World War I. Returning to his French roots--his maternal grandfather and paternal grandparents were all born in France--he served as a French translator during the war.
After his military service, he returned to work the farm in Dingman Township, outside Milford, Penna. He remained single, dwelling with his widowed half-sister, Adele.
He died of cancer in the Wilkes-Barre, Penna., VA hospital.
After his military service, he returned to work the farm in Dingman Township, outside Milford, Penna. He remained single, dwelling with his widowed half-sister, Adele.
He died of cancer in the Wilkes-Barre, Penna., VA hospital.
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Because of the family connection, the Louis Gavoille family and the Harry Steele family are on opposite sides of the same gravestone.
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