Occupation: English Professor at Adelphi University, Garden City, NY and Chairman of their English Dept.
Served in the Ambulance Corps as an ambulance driver in Italy in WWI. During WWII was a civilian instructor for the American Army in England.
A quiet man with a wry sense of humor. When asked by his wife, Marion, "Why don't you say something?" His answer was "I've forgotten how!" (inferring that she overshadowed all talking).
Huguenot Ancestry goes back to Nicholas LeGroves of the French Isle of Jersey, and Beverly, Mass.(#71471807) and
great great grandfather Peter Groves Sr. born 1739/1740 (#20827879).
Served in the Ambulance Corps as an ambulance driver in Italy in WWI. During WWII was a civilian instructor for the American Army in England.
A quiet man with a wry sense of humor. When asked by his wife, Marion, "Why don't you say something?" His answer was "I've forgotten how!" (inferring that she overshadowed all talking).
Huguenot Ancestry goes back to Nicholas LeGroves of the French Isle of Jersey, and Beverly, Mass.(#71471807) and
great great grandfather Peter Groves Sr. born 1739/1740 (#20827879).
Occupation: English Professor at Adelphi University, Garden City, NY and Chairman of their English Dept.
Served in the Ambulance Corps as an ambulance driver in Italy in WWI. During WWII was a civilian instructor for the American Army in England.
A quiet man with a wry sense of humor. When asked by his wife, Marion, "Why don't you say something?" His answer was "I've forgotten how!" (inferring that she overshadowed all talking).
Huguenot Ancestry goes back to Nicholas LeGroves of the French Isle of Jersey, and Beverly, Mass.(#71471807) and
great great grandfather Peter Groves Sr. born 1739/1740 (#20827879).
Served in the Ambulance Corps as an ambulance driver in Italy in WWI. During WWII was a civilian instructor for the American Army in England.
A quiet man with a wry sense of humor. When asked by his wife, Marion, "Why don't you say something?" His answer was "I've forgotten how!" (inferring that she overshadowed all talking).
Huguenot Ancestry goes back to Nicholas LeGroves of the French Isle of Jersey, and Beverly, Mass.(#71471807) and
great great grandfather Peter Groves Sr. born 1739/1740 (#20827879).
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