Note: Charles's death certificate says he is buried at Laurel Land Memorial Park, but his stone is here at Greenwood.
Biographical information courtesy of Red:
Charles Wilson Harshaw was the son of Charles Harshaw and Alma Barron.
Charles worked as an Underwriter for an insurance company. He was a Veteran of the United States military having served his country in Korea. Charles died from injuries received while aboard Braniff Flight 352 when the aircraft broke up in mid-air and crashed in a field near Dawson, Texas. The aircraft was carrying five crew members and eighty passengers. There were no survivors.
Biographical information courtesy of Red:
Charles Wilson Harshaw was the son of Charles Harshaw and Alma Barron.
Charles worked as an Underwriter for an insurance company. He was a Veteran of the United States military having served his country in Korea. Charles died from injuries received while aboard Braniff Flight 352 when the aircraft broke up in mid-air and crashed in a field near Dawson, Texas. The aircraft was carrying five crew members and eighty passengers. There were no survivors.
Note: Charles's death certificate says he is buried at Laurel Land Memorial Park, but his stone is here at Greenwood.
Biographical information courtesy of Red:
Charles Wilson Harshaw was the son of Charles Harshaw and Alma Barron.
Charles worked as an Underwriter for an insurance company. He was a Veteran of the United States military having served his country in Korea. Charles died from injuries received while aboard Braniff Flight 352 when the aircraft broke up in mid-air and crashed in a field near Dawson, Texas. The aircraft was carrying five crew members and eighty passengers. There were no survivors.
Biographical information courtesy of Red:
Charles Wilson Harshaw was the son of Charles Harshaw and Alma Barron.
Charles worked as an Underwriter for an insurance company. He was a Veteran of the United States military having served his country in Korea. Charles died from injuries received while aboard Braniff Flight 352 when the aircraft broke up in mid-air and crashed in a field near Dawson, Texas. The aircraft was carrying five crew members and eighty passengers. There were no survivors.
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ssw John J. Harshaw
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