Per family notes, George was born on the 10th (or 3rd) of April 1923, death on 9 January 1975.
The Apr. 3, 1922 birth and 10 Jan. 1975 death dates were by the US Veterans Affairs Office. Also SSDI shows George born on Apr. 3, 1922.
George was a Private First Class in the US Army during WW II between 15 May 1946 and 15 May 1947.
In the 1940 census, George lived at 3036 Downing Street, Denver county, Denver, Colorado.
From a letter of Harry to Vivian:
"Harry Ewing wrote of his brother, George, 'At the first part of World War II, he served as a Machinist at PEARL HARBOR. When his Draft Number came up, he was REJECTED - 4-F. Was disappointed and joined the MERCHANT MARINES and served there until the fall of 1945. He was then RE-CALLED for the Draft, accepted and served about 2 years in THE OCCUPATION ARMY."
George & his wife Charlotte had 3 children, Mardell, Marlene & Bonnie.
The Apr. 3, 1922 birth and 10 Jan. 1975 death dates were by the US Veterans Affairs Office. Also SSDI shows George born on Apr. 3, 1922.
George was a Private First Class in the US Army during WW II between 15 May 1946 and 15 May 1947.
In the 1940 census, George lived at 3036 Downing Street, Denver county, Denver, Colorado.
From a letter of Harry to Vivian:
"Harry Ewing wrote of his brother, George, 'At the first part of World War II, he served as a Machinist at PEARL HARBOR. When his Draft Number came up, he was REJECTED - 4-F. Was disappointed and joined the MERCHANT MARINES and served there until the fall of 1945. He was then RE-CALLED for the Draft, accepted and served about 2 years in THE OCCUPATION ARMY."
George & his wife Charlotte had 3 children, Mardell, Marlene & Bonnie.
Per family notes, George was born on the 10th (or 3rd) of April 1923, death on 9 January 1975.
The Apr. 3, 1922 birth and 10 Jan. 1975 death dates were by the US Veterans Affairs Office. Also SSDI shows George born on Apr. 3, 1922.
George was a Private First Class in the US Army during WW II between 15 May 1946 and 15 May 1947.
In the 1940 census, George lived at 3036 Downing Street, Denver county, Denver, Colorado.
From a letter of Harry to Vivian:
"Harry Ewing wrote of his brother, George, 'At the first part of World War II, he served as a Machinist at PEARL HARBOR. When his Draft Number came up, he was REJECTED - 4-F. Was disappointed and joined the MERCHANT MARINES and served there until the fall of 1945. He was then RE-CALLED for the Draft, accepted and served about 2 years in THE OCCUPATION ARMY."
George & his wife Charlotte had 3 children, Mardell, Marlene & Bonnie.
The Apr. 3, 1922 birth and 10 Jan. 1975 death dates were by the US Veterans Affairs Office. Also SSDI shows George born on Apr. 3, 1922.
George was a Private First Class in the US Army during WW II between 15 May 1946 and 15 May 1947.
In the 1940 census, George lived at 3036 Downing Street, Denver county, Denver, Colorado.
From a letter of Harry to Vivian:
"Harry Ewing wrote of his brother, George, 'At the first part of World War II, he served as a Machinist at PEARL HARBOR. When his Draft Number came up, he was REJECTED - 4-F. Was disappointed and joined the MERCHANT MARINES and served there until the fall of 1945. He was then RE-CALLED for the Draft, accepted and served about 2 years in THE OCCUPATION ARMY."
George & his wife Charlotte had 3 children, Mardell, Marlene & Bonnie.
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