Perley Raymond Hamilton, volunteer American ambulance driver of Section Sixty Six. An excellent driver, devoted and courageous, he was killed in the accomplishment of his duty while loading his car with wounded at the poste de secours of Vassogne on the 29th of July 1917 at five o clock in the morning.
His parents, John and Bertha Hamilton of Clinton MA, petitioned for a pension in the 1930s, as they were elderly and Perley had been their only son.
His parents, John and Bertha Hamilton of Clinton MA, petitioned for a pension in the 1930s, as they were elderly and Perley had been their only son.
Perley Raymond Hamilton, volunteer American ambulance driver of Section Sixty Six. An excellent driver, devoted and courageous, he was killed in the accomplishment of his duty while loading his car with wounded at the poste de secours of Vassogne on the 29th of July 1917 at five o clock in the morning.
His parents, John and Bertha Hamilton of Clinton MA, petitioned for a pension in the 1930s, as they were elderly and Perley had been their only son.
His parents, John and Bertha Hamilton of Clinton MA, petitioned for a pension in the 1930s, as they were elderly and Perley had been their only son.
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