RANGERS Butterworth, Dewey Franklin

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John Robertson

John Robertson

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  • SURNAME
Butterworth ​
  • FORENAME
Dewey Franklin​
  • UNIT
4 Ranger Bn ​
  • RANK
Private ​
  • NUMBER
36716642 ​
  • DATE OF DEATH
10th July 1943 ​
  • AGE
20​
  • GRAVESITE
Floral Hill Cemetery, Lovejoy Township, Iroquois County, Illinois, USA​
  • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
from Vermilion County, Illinois​
born 07.10.1922​
father Earl E. Butterworth (1891-1965)​
mother Rosie B. (nee Fox) Butterworth (1900-1992)​
21.12.1942 enlisted​
KIA Sicily ​
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DATE OF DEATH:

10-Jul-1943

FINDAGRAVE:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/10909382/dewey-franklin-butterworth
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