OBITUARY: SGT THOMAS E SNOTHERLY
Funeral services for Staff Sgt. Thomas E. (Smiley) Snotherly, of Raleigh, will be conducted from the Mitchell Funeral Home chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Rev. B. H. Single, pastor of the Adventist Christian Church. Burial will be in Montlawn.
Pallbearers will be W. E. Moore, J.R. Marshall, J.R. Dupree, W. E. McCoy, Joe Jordan, and Brooks Poole. Taps will be sounded at the graveside.
Sergeant Snotherly, who was wounded in action on Luzon Island in the Philippines on February 2, died Monday night in the McGuire [Veterans] Hospital, Richmond, Va. He was returned to the United States on May 4.
Surviving are his wife Mrs. Kathryne [Katherine] Faircloth Snotherly, and a son Thomas E Snotherly, Jr. of Raleigh; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Snotherly [Mary Emma Patterson and Henry Grady] of Raleigh: a sister, Mrs. Margaret Clark of Raleigh; five brothers, Robert Snotherly and Joseph Snotherly, both of Raleigh, Garland Snotherly, with the Army in Brazil, Allen Snotherly, with the Array in Germany, and William Snotherly, with the Army in Belgium.
The News and Observer
Raleigh, North Carolina
31 May 1945, Thu • Page 12
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US WWII HOSPITAL ADMISSION FILES, 1942-1954-
Name: Thomas E. Snotherly
Admission Date: Feb 1945
Wounded in action: Luzon Island in the Philippines.
Discharge Date [Military]: May 1945
Military Branch: Infantry, Glider Units.
Military Unit: 1
Diagnosis: Fracture, compound, comminuted with nerve involvement only.
Location: Femur, Shaft.
Causative Agent: Bullet, Rifle.
Diagnosis: infectious Hepatitis (catarrhal jaundice).
Diagnosis: Pneumonia, unclassified (including broncho, etiology unknown).
Type of Injury: Battle casualty;
Injury Type 2: All battle casualties, and all battle injuries not intentionally inflicted by self or another person.
Medical Treatment: Fracture, compound, closed, treatment of, method not stated. [Blood] Transfusion (transfer of another's blood to a patient could include administration of plasma).
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VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH DEATH CERTIFICATE-
Name: SSgt. Thomas E Snotherly
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Home Address: 444 Salisbury St, Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina
Death Age: 24
Birth Date: 4 Mar 1921
Birthplace: Raleigh, North Carolina
Occupation: Truck Driver [pre-enlistment]
Military Status: WWII Active duty #20468773
Death Date: 28 May 1945, 7:20 pm
Stay in hospital [stateside]: 13 days
Death Place: McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, Chesterfield, Virginia, USA
Cause of Death: Infectious hepatitis, acute severe.
Contributory Causes: Hypostatic Pneumonia and Jaundice
Registration Date: 1 Jun 1945
Father: Henry F. Snotherly
Father Birthplace: Gibsonville, North Carolina
Mother: Mary Patterson
Mother Birthplace: Franklin County, North Carolina
Spouse: Catherine F Snotherly [Katherine Faircloth]
Informant: Mrs. Catherine Snotherly
Burial: Raleigh, North Carolina
Certificate Number: 1945010495
Funeral services for Staff Sgt. Thomas E. (Smiley) Snotherly, of Raleigh, will be conducted from the Mitchell Funeral Home chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Rev. B. H. Single, pastor of the Adventist Christian Church. Burial will be in Montlawn.
Pallbearers will be W. E. Moore, J.R. Marshall, J.R. Dupree, W. E. McCoy, Joe Jordan, and Brooks Poole. Taps will be sounded at the graveside.
Sergeant Snotherly, who was wounded in action on Luzon Island in the Philippines on February 2, died Monday night in the McGuire [Veterans] Hospital, Richmond, Va. He was returned to the United States on May 4.
Surviving are his wife Mrs. Kathryne [Katherine] Faircloth Snotherly, and a son Thomas E Snotherly, Jr. of Raleigh; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Snotherly [Mary Emma Patterson and Henry Grady] of Raleigh: a sister, Mrs. Margaret Clark of Raleigh; five brothers, Robert Snotherly and Joseph Snotherly, both of Raleigh, Garland Snotherly, with the Army in Brazil, Allen Snotherly, with the Array in Germany, and William Snotherly, with the Army in Belgium.
The News and Observer
Raleigh, North Carolina
31 May 1945, Thu • Page 12
_____________________
US WWII HOSPITAL ADMISSION FILES, 1942-1954-
Name: Thomas E. Snotherly
Admission Date: Feb 1945
Wounded in action: Luzon Island in the Philippines.
Discharge Date [Military]: May 1945
Military Branch: Infantry, Glider Units.
Military Unit: 1
Diagnosis: Fracture, compound, comminuted with nerve involvement only.
Location: Femur, Shaft.
Causative Agent: Bullet, Rifle.
Diagnosis: infectious Hepatitis (catarrhal jaundice).
Diagnosis: Pneumonia, unclassified (including broncho, etiology unknown).
Type of Injury: Battle casualty;
Injury Type 2: All battle casualties, and all battle injuries not intentionally inflicted by self or another person.
Medical Treatment: Fracture, compound, closed, treatment of, method not stated. [Blood] Transfusion (transfer of another's blood to a patient could include administration of plasma).
______________________
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH DEATH CERTIFICATE-
Name: SSgt. Thomas E Snotherly
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Home Address: 444 Salisbury St, Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina
Death Age: 24
Birth Date: 4 Mar 1921
Birthplace: Raleigh, North Carolina
Occupation: Truck Driver [pre-enlistment]
Military Status: WWII Active duty #20468773
Death Date: 28 May 1945, 7:20 pm
Stay in hospital [stateside]: 13 days
Death Place: McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, Chesterfield, Virginia, USA
Cause of Death: Infectious hepatitis, acute severe.
Contributory Causes: Hypostatic Pneumonia and Jaundice
Registration Date: 1 Jun 1945
Father: Henry F. Snotherly
Father Birthplace: Gibsonville, North Carolina
Mother: Mary Patterson
Mother Birthplace: Franklin County, North Carolina
Spouse: Catherine F Snotherly [Katherine Faircloth]
Informant: Mrs. Catherine Snotherly
Burial: Raleigh, North Carolina
Certificate Number: 1945010495
OBITUARY: SGT THOMAS E SNOTHERLY
Funeral services for Staff Sgt. Thomas E. (Smiley) Snotherly, of Raleigh, will be conducted from the Mitchell Funeral Home chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Rev. B. H. Single, pastor of the Adventist Christian Church. Burial will be in Montlawn.
Pallbearers will be W. E. Moore, J.R. Marshall, J.R. Dupree, W. E. McCoy, Joe Jordan, and Brooks Poole. Taps will be sounded at the graveside.
Sergeant Snotherly, who was wounded in action on Luzon Island in the Philippines on February 2, died Monday night in the McGuire [Veterans] Hospital, Richmond, Va. He was returned to the United States on May 4.
Surviving are his wife Mrs. Kathryne [Katherine] Faircloth Snotherly, and a son Thomas E Snotherly, Jr. of Raleigh; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Snotherly [Mary Emma Patterson and Henry Grady] of Raleigh: a sister, Mrs. Margaret Clark of Raleigh; five brothers, Robert Snotherly and Joseph Snotherly, both of Raleigh, Garland Snotherly, with the Army in Brazil, Allen Snotherly, with the Array in Germany, and William Snotherly, with the Army in Belgium.
The News and Observer
Raleigh, North Carolina
31 May 1945, Thu • Page 12
_____________________
US WWII HOSPITAL ADMISSION FILES, 1942-1954-
Name: Thomas E. Snotherly
Admission Date: Feb 1945
Wounded in action: Luzon Island in the Philippines.
Discharge Date [Military]: May 1945
Military Branch: Infantry, Glider Units.
Military Unit: 1
Diagnosis: Fracture, compound, comminuted with nerve involvement only.
Location: Femur, Shaft.
Causative Agent: Bullet, Rifle.
Diagnosis: infectious Hepatitis (catarrhal jaundice).
Diagnosis: Pneumonia, unclassified (including broncho, etiology unknown).
Type of Injury: Battle casualty;
Injury Type 2: All battle casualties, and all battle injuries not intentionally inflicted by self or another person.
Medical Treatment: Fracture, compound, closed, treatment of, method not stated. [Blood] Transfusion (transfer of another's blood to a patient could include administration of plasma).
______________________
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH DEATH CERTIFICATE-
Name: SSgt. Thomas E Snotherly
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Home Address: 444 Salisbury St, Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina
Death Age: 24
Birth Date: 4 Mar 1921
Birthplace: Raleigh, North Carolina
Occupation: Truck Driver [pre-enlistment]
Military Status: WWII Active duty #20468773
Death Date: 28 May 1945, 7:20 pm
Stay in hospital [stateside]: 13 days
Death Place: McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, Chesterfield, Virginia, USA
Cause of Death: Infectious hepatitis, acute severe.
Contributory Causes: Hypostatic Pneumonia and Jaundice
Registration Date: 1 Jun 1945
Father: Henry F. Snotherly
Father Birthplace: Gibsonville, North Carolina
Mother: Mary Patterson
Mother Birthplace: Franklin County, North Carolina
Spouse: Catherine F Snotherly [Katherine Faircloth]
Informant: Mrs. Catherine Snotherly
Burial: Raleigh, North Carolina
Certificate Number: 1945010495
Funeral services for Staff Sgt. Thomas E. (Smiley) Snotherly, of Raleigh, will be conducted from the Mitchell Funeral Home chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Rev. B. H. Single, pastor of the Adventist Christian Church. Burial will be in Montlawn.
Pallbearers will be W. E. Moore, J.R. Marshall, J.R. Dupree, W. E. McCoy, Joe Jordan, and Brooks Poole. Taps will be sounded at the graveside.
Sergeant Snotherly, who was wounded in action on Luzon Island in the Philippines on February 2, died Monday night in the McGuire [Veterans] Hospital, Richmond, Va. He was returned to the United States on May 4.
Surviving are his wife Mrs. Kathryne [Katherine] Faircloth Snotherly, and a son Thomas E Snotherly, Jr. of Raleigh; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Snotherly [Mary Emma Patterson and Henry Grady] of Raleigh: a sister, Mrs. Margaret Clark of Raleigh; five brothers, Robert Snotherly and Joseph Snotherly, both of Raleigh, Garland Snotherly, with the Army in Brazil, Allen Snotherly, with the Array in Germany, and William Snotherly, with the Army in Belgium.
The News and Observer
Raleigh, North Carolina
31 May 1945, Thu • Page 12
_____________________
US WWII HOSPITAL ADMISSION FILES, 1942-1954-
Name: Thomas E. Snotherly
Admission Date: Feb 1945
Wounded in action: Luzon Island in the Philippines.
Discharge Date [Military]: May 1945
Military Branch: Infantry, Glider Units.
Military Unit: 1
Diagnosis: Fracture, compound, comminuted with nerve involvement only.
Location: Femur, Shaft.
Causative Agent: Bullet, Rifle.
Diagnosis: infectious Hepatitis (catarrhal jaundice).
Diagnosis: Pneumonia, unclassified (including broncho, etiology unknown).
Type of Injury: Battle casualty;
Injury Type 2: All battle casualties, and all battle injuries not intentionally inflicted by self or another person.
Medical Treatment: Fracture, compound, closed, treatment of, method not stated. [Blood] Transfusion (transfer of another's blood to a patient could include administration of plasma).
______________________
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH DEATH CERTIFICATE-
Name: SSgt. Thomas E Snotherly
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Home Address: 444 Salisbury St, Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina
Death Age: 24
Birth Date: 4 Mar 1921
Birthplace: Raleigh, North Carolina
Occupation: Truck Driver [pre-enlistment]
Military Status: WWII Active duty #20468773
Death Date: 28 May 1945, 7:20 pm
Stay in hospital [stateside]: 13 days
Death Place: McGuire General Hospital, Richmond, Chesterfield, Virginia, USA
Cause of Death: Infectious hepatitis, acute severe.
Contributory Causes: Hypostatic Pneumonia and Jaundice
Registration Date: 1 Jun 1945
Father: Henry F. Snotherly
Father Birthplace: Gibsonville, North Carolina
Mother: Mary Patterson
Mother Birthplace: Franklin County, North Carolina
Spouse: Catherine F Snotherly [Katherine Faircloth]
Informant: Mrs. Catherine Snotherly
Burial: Raleigh, North Carolina
Certificate Number: 1945010495
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