My Great Grandfather; The Son of William H. Murray Sr. and husband of Celina Bruneau. Peter was born at the Cohoes Hospital, Cohoes, New York in November 1890. He was a lifelong resident of Cohoes and a member of the St. Patrick’s Church and a member of the E.T. Ruane Post of the American Legion of Cohoes and VFW Post. Peter was a World War I veteran having served overseas in France and before that at the Mexican border during the Mexican Border Crisis of 1916; in chase of Pancho Villa under General Pershing's Command. He was a member of the 105th Regt. Company B.
In France during World War I, he was shot in the Ankle and mustard gassed. He returned home and remained at a Brooklyn Hospital in 1918, before returning home.
Upon his return he became a Father to 3 Daughters and 3 Sons before he succumbed to a Mustard Gas Bubble which remained and exploded in his lung years later, he died at his home at 14 Devlin Street, Cohoes.
In France during World War I, he was shot in the Ankle and mustard gassed. He returned home and remained at a Brooklyn Hospital in 1918, before returning home.
Upon his return he became a Father to 3 Daughters and 3 Sons before he succumbed to a Mustard Gas Bubble which remained and exploded in his lung years later, he died at his home at 14 Devlin Street, Cohoes.
My Great Grandfather; The Son of William H. Murray Sr. and husband of Celina Bruneau. Peter was born at the Cohoes Hospital, Cohoes, New York in November 1890. He was a lifelong resident of Cohoes and a member of the St. Patrick’s Church and a member of the E.T. Ruane Post of the American Legion of Cohoes and VFW Post. Peter was a World War I veteran having served overseas in France and before that at the Mexican border during the Mexican Border Crisis of 1916; in chase of Pancho Villa under General Pershing's Command. He was a member of the 105th Regt. Company B.
In France during World War I, he was shot in the Ankle and mustard gassed. He returned home and remained at a Brooklyn Hospital in 1918, before returning home.
Upon his return he became a Father to 3 Daughters and 3 Sons before he succumbed to a Mustard Gas Bubble which remained and exploded in his lung years later, he died at his home at 14 Devlin Street, Cohoes.
In France during World War I, he was shot in the Ankle and mustard gassed. He returned home and remained at a Brooklyn Hospital in 1918, before returning home.
Upon his return he became a Father to 3 Daughters and 3 Sons before he succumbed to a Mustard Gas Bubble which remained and exploded in his lung years later, he died at his home at 14 Devlin Street, Cohoes.
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