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These 20 Belleville Sons are known to have died in the Great War
William Charles Bain Jr.
Harry Benjamin Blekicki (Smith)
Carmine
Caruccio
Edward Joseph Crowell ***
Gregory Mc Pherson Davey
George Eyre
Michael Augustine Flynn
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Harry Melvin Garside
Henry Charles Hoag
George John Kalvio
Edward Joseph Kane
Charles Mc Ginty
Thomas Joseph Mooney
Charles Edgar Morgan
Michael John Murray
Charles Aloysius Schaffer
George Stuart Smith
William Thomas Smith
Fred W. Stockham
George A. Younginger
*** Information added April 2007
Victory statue in front of Town Hall, honors the
Belleville sons ''who served in the World War, and in perpetual memory of those
of their number who gave their lives in the service and whose names are here
inscribed.'' Below, close up of names on above shield. Monument is located in
front of Town Hall on Washington Avenue, Belleville, N.J.
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According to the American Battle
Monuments Commission,
of
the 136,516 Americans that lost their lives during World War I,
there were
4,452 Missing In Action.
The population of Belleville in 1920 was 15,696.
Sources
American Battle
Monuments Commission
Belleville Historical Society, Edward O'Neil
Belleville Town Hall Victory Monument
Ed Morrows, grandnephew of Edward Crowell
Newark Star-Eagle
St. Peter's Church, Belleville, New Jersey - 150
Years
The Belleville Times, Nov. 11, 1996, Richard Dickon, Editor
The Nutley Sun
The World
Almanac and Book of Facts for 1921. Publisher: New York World-Telegram and Sun.
The Great
War Society
Snail Mail: PO Box
110252, Nutley NJ 07110
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