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Henry Franklin Collier
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Henry Franklin Collier Veteran

Birth
Millersburg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
13 Sep 1944 (aged 19)
At Sea
Monument
Manhattan, New York County, New York, USA Add to Map
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LOCAL SAILOR REPORTED MISSING AT SEA
Mr. & Mrs Trevor Collier, Moore Street, town, were advised by the Navy Department on tuesday, that their son, Seaman First Class Henry f. Collier, 19, has been reported "missing at sea in performance of his duties".

Seaman Collier was graduated from the Elizabethville High School, Class of 1943, and enlisted in the Navy July 12th, last year. Prior to assignment to sea duty, he received his training at the Great Lakes Naval training Station.

He visited his parents during a ten day leave in July.

In addition to his parents, other members of the family are two brothers and two sisters. Elizabeth, William, Ray and Patricia, all at home.

Seaman Collier was serving on the destroyer, Warrington, which the Navy reported sank at sea during the Atlantic hurricane, last week.

Elizabeth Echo, September 1944.
LOCAL SAILOR REPORTED MISSING AT SEA
Mr. & Mrs Trevor Collier, Moore Street, town, were advised by the Navy Department on tuesday, that their son, Seaman First Class Henry f. Collier, 19, has been reported "missing at sea in performance of his duties".

Seaman Collier was graduated from the Elizabethville High School, Class of 1943, and enlisted in the Navy July 12th, last year. Prior to assignment to sea duty, he received his training at the Great Lakes Naval training Station.

He visited his parents during a ten day leave in July.

In addition to his parents, other members of the family are two brothers and two sisters. Elizabeth, William, Ray and Patricia, all at home.

Seaman Collier was serving on the destroyer, Warrington, which the Navy reported sank at sea during the Atlantic hurricane, last week.

Elizabeth Echo, September 1944.

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S1C, US NAVY WORLD WAR II



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