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Census Records - PFC Lawrence Dawson
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Muskogee County, Oklahoma. According to the 1920 Census Records for Muskogee County, Oklahoma, Pardee Dawson was the head of his house and was also listed as the "laborer" and Bessie was the wife. There were two daughters, Edith and Florence Dawson, and then Lawrence Dawson as a three year old son. This record shows that Edith Dawson no longer lived with the family. Silent Heroes Project Canton High School Oklahoma 2013-2014. Proudly powered by Weebly.
1st Infantry Division - PFC Lawrence Dawson
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Muskogee County, Oklahoma. History of "The Big Red One". No Mission too difficult, No sacrifice too small, Duty First. Motto of the First Infantry Division. General John "Blackjack" Pershing. The First Infantry Division's history began in 1917 when General John "Blackjack" Pershing arrived in France with the first American Expeditionary Force. The "Fighting First" led the way for American troops in World War I fighting in Cantigny, Soissons, St. Mihiel and the Argonne Forest. In November 2002, the 2nd ba...
Military - PFC Lawrence Dawson
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Muskogee County, Oklahoma. D-Day and the 18th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division. Hedgehogs on Omaha Beach. Despite the confusion, the 18th Infantry Regiment made their way inland and up a draw where they cleared the town of Colleville-ser-Mer of enemy forces. Staff Sergeant Walter Ehlers, L Company, described it like this:. We had to be coming right in between the 16th and 116th.so they were kind of mixed up there on the beach. It was daylight and the first waves hadn't made it up to the h...Silen...
Obituary - PFC Lawrence Dawson
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Muskogee County, Oklahoma. Obituary for Lawrence Dawson. The obituary from the Muskogee Geneology Research center out of the Muskogee Daily Phoenix and Times Democrat. Silent Heroes Project Canton High School Oklahoma 2013-2014. Proudly powered by Weebly.
Victory Gardens - PFC Lawrence Dawson
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Muskogee County, Oklahoma. Magazines such as the. The US Department of Agriculture estimates that more than 20 million victory gardens were planted. Fruit and vegetables harvested in these home and community plots was estimated to be 9-10 million tons, an amount equal to all commercial production of fresh vegetables. So, the program made a difference. Written by Claudia Reinhardt for Living History Farm.org. Silent Heroes Project Canton High School Oklahoma 2013-2014. Proudly powered by Weebly.
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Students Remember: Silent Heroes. The Silent Heroes Project asked students around the country to honor fallen WWII heroes from their home states. This year’s program focused on Normandy, and a student, or a class of students chose one soldier or sailor who is buried in the Normandy American Cemetery to research and honor. The websites below each tell the story of one man and his sacrifice for freedom. This project was a collaboration with National History Day. John A. Fjeseth. Edmund F. Leber. Alton D...
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Students Remember: Silent Heroes. The Silent Heroes Project asked students around the country to honor fallen WWII heroes from their home states. This year’s program focused on Normandy, and a student, or a class of students chose one soldier or sailor who is buried in the Normandy American Cemetery to research and honor. The websites below each tell the story of one man and his sacrifice for freedom. This project was a collaboration with National History Day. John A. Fjeseth. Edmund F. Leber. Alton D...
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Muskogee County, Oklahoma. Silent Heroes of World War ii. Jasmine Bergsieker, Lauren Cox, Alex Gaines, Damon Grayson, William Prouty, Mackenzy Sweeden, Elizabeth Robertson. Silent Heroes Project Canton High School Oklahoma 2013-2014. Proudly powered by Weebly.
