Onufry's date of death was found on his WWII draft card. His WWI and II cards both have wildly different birth dates which do not match his gravestone.
In 1918 he could be found living at 413 Pleasant Street in Gardner. He was a molder for Central Oil & Gas Stoves Co. of 205 School Street, Gardner.
In 1942 his family was located at 334 Temple Street, Gardner and he was employed by Greenwood-Carlton Co. of South Main Street, Gardner.
In 1918 he could be found living at 413 Pleasant Street in Gardner. He was a molder for Central Oil & Gas Stoves Co. of 205 School Street, Gardner.
In 1942 his family was located at 334 Temple Street, Gardner and he was employed by Greenwood-Carlton Co. of South Main Street, Gardner.
Onufry's date of death was found on his WWII draft card. His WWI and II cards both have wildly different birth dates which do not match his gravestone.
In 1918 he could be found living at 413 Pleasant Street in Gardner. He was a molder for Central Oil & Gas Stoves Co. of 205 School Street, Gardner.
In 1942 his family was located at 334 Temple Street, Gardner and he was employed by Greenwood-Carlton Co. of South Main Street, Gardner.
In 1918 he could be found living at 413 Pleasant Street in Gardner. He was a molder for Central Oil & Gas Stoves Co. of 205 School Street, Gardner.
In 1942 his family was located at 334 Temple Street, Gardner and he was employed by Greenwood-Carlton Co. of South Main Street, Gardner.
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