Patrick Thomas Fogarty

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NamePatrick Thomas Fogarty

Birth16 Feb 1890, Whitman, Massachusetts566,74,357,567,1348,1356

Residence8 Jun 1900, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA61,334

Residence19 Apr 1910, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA40

Residence1912, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA1058

Residence5 Jun 1917, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA74

Military Service20 Sep 1917, Enlistment1349

Military Service16 Apr 1918, Hoboken, NJ1091

Memodepart for France aboard Czaritza

Military Service28 Jul 19191348,1349

MemoDischarge

Residence7 Jan 1920, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA13

Residence1922, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA491

Residence1926, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA385

Residence15 Apr 1930, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA10

Residence1932, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA

Memoshoe worker

Residence1937, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA1092

Memoshow Battery Service from 18 Temple Street.

Residence1 May 1940, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA529

Residence1942, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA566

Residence12 Apr 1950, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA1347,1431

Memoworking full time as finisher in shoe factory

Death28 Oct 1959, 20 Elm Place, Whitman, MA580,1348,1349,1353,1356

MemoCAUSE: Coronary Thrombosis

BurialSt. James Cemetery, Whitman, Mass101

OccupationFactory worker- Regal Shoe Co.

Soc. Sec. #020-07-74131353

OccupationShoe Worker: Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Co., Whitman, Mass. during WW I74

OccupationService batteries for radio1092

EducationWhitman H.S.

ReligionRoman Catholic

FatherWilliam H. Fogarty (1853-1928)

MotherAlice R. Lyons (1862-1947)

Notes for Patrick Thomas Fogarty

U.S. Army 5th Division 1917-1918. Friday night card game with army buddies (Dan Barry of Rockland and Jim Kelly of Hingham) and Manus Getchell until ‘50s.

known as Thomas

would never eat hamburger after returning from France.

Military notes for Patrick Thomas Fogarty

The 61st Regiment was constituted in the Regular Army on May 15, 1917, as Company A, 61st Infantry, and organized at Gettysburg National Park, Pa., on June 10, 1917. On Nov. 17, 1917, the 61st Infantry was assigned to the 5th Division. With the 5th Division, the unit received its first taste of combat.

The regiment deployed to Europe during World War I, where it was awarded four battle streamers for its gallant participation in the bloody campaigns of Saint Mihiel, Meuse- Argonne, Alsace and Lorraine in 1918.

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