Alpha Troop 3rd Squadron, 4th Cavalry, 25th Infantry Division, U. S. Army. Vietnam Wall: Panel 43W, Row 62.
"Bear Lake News - Mr Adolph Hamm, Jr, left on Wednesday morning, January 3, to serve in the armed forces. He is stationed at Fort Dix."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Jan 12, 1968, p.7)
"Bear Lake Area Notes - Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm had a family get-together for their son 'Butch' on Sunday, May 19th. Guests were from Buffalo, Bemus Point, Sugar Grove, Corry, and Bear Lake. He is home on leave from the Army and will be sent to Vietnam."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, May 24, 1968, p.3)
"BOY - August 22, to PFC and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Jr, Wrightsville. The grandparents are Mr and Mrs L L Hanner, Wrightsville, and Mr and Mrs Adoph Hamm, Sr, Route 1, North Clymer. Pfc Hamm is serving in Vietnam."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Aug 24, 1968, p.2)
"Missing In Action - PFC Adolph B (Butch) Hamm, husband of Mrs Patricia Hamm, Bear Lake, has been reported missing in action in Vietnam. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Sr, Bear Lake. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren, and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY. The Hamm's have a son, Troy, born a month ago."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Sept 28, 1968, p.1)
"BREVITIES - Missing in Action - A Bear Lake soldier has been declared missing in action in South Vietnam. Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Sr, were informed by telegram Friday that their son, Pfc Adolph Hamm, Jr, was officially listed as missing following action at Cu Chi, South Vietnam. The wire said he was last seen Sept 15 in a defense position while his unit was engaged in action against a hostile force."
(Titusville Herald, Sept 30, 1968, p.5)
"Bear Lake GI Killed in Vietnam - PFC Adolph B (Butch) Hamm of Bear Lake has become the ninth Warren County serviceman killed in action in Vietnam. The Defense Department notified Mrs Patricia Hamm of her husband's death over the weekend. He had previously been listed as missing in action. In additon to his wife, PFC Hamm leaves a month-old son, Troy; his parents, Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Bear Lake; and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren, and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Sept 30, 1968, p.1)
"FUNERAL NOTICES - Pfc Adolph B Hamm - Funeral arrangements for Pfc Adolph B (Butch) Hamm, Jr, of Bear Lake, who was reported killed in action in Vietnam, Sept 22, 1968, are being prepared by the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry. Pfc Hamm, 20, was reportedly last seen alive in a defense position during a night fire fight with hostile troops in the Chu Chi (sic) [Cu Chi] area on Sept 20. He was declared killed in action Sept 22. He had been in the Army since January, 1968, and had been in Vietnam four months, serving with the 25th Infantry Division. Prior to entering the Army, Pfc Hamm, a 1966 graduate of Panama (NY) Central School, was employed by Corry-Jamestown Corp, Corry, and Marlin-Rockwell Corp, Jamestown. Survivors include his wife, Patricia L Hamm; one son, Troy, one month; his parents, Mrs and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Bear Lake; and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr; and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Oct 1, 1968, p.2)
"FUNERAL NOTICES - Pfc Adolph B Hamm, Jr - Funeral services for Pfc Adolph B Hamm, Jr, 20, of Bear Lake, killed in action in South Vietnam, Sept 22, 1968, will be held in the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry, at 3 pm Sunday. Burial will be in Bear Lake Cemetery. Pfc Hamm was a member of Troop, Third Squad, Fourth Cavalry, 25th Infantry, United States Army. He was born in Buffalo, March 14, 1948, the son of Adolph and Mae Bailey Hamm, Sr. His family moved to Bear Lake when he was two. He was graduated from Panama, NY, High School in 1966 as a science major. He was a member of the school concert band. He had been employed by Cornish Lumber Co, Bear Lake; Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing, Corry; and Marlin-Rockwell Co, Jamestown. Pfc Hamm entered the Army, Jan 3, 1968. He took basic training at Ft Dix, NJ, and advanced training at Ft Lewis, Wash, before going overseas June 1. Survivors include his widow, Patricia Marie, whom he married Sept 30, 1967, in Wrightsville; a son, Troy, both of RD 1, Pittsfield; his parents, RD 2 North Clymer; two sisters, Mrs Donald (Shirley) Straight, RD 3, Sugar Grove; and Miss Elizabeth Hamm, RD 2 North Clymer; a brother, Allan Hamm, North Clymer; maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs William Matie, Tidioute; paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren."
(Warren Time Mirror and Observer, Oct 4, 1968, p.2)
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PFC Adolph Hamm
"Bear Lake News - Mr Adolph Hamm, Jr, left on Wednesday morning, January 3, to serve in the armed forces. He is stationed at Fort Dix."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Jan 12, 1968, p.7)
"Bear Lake Area Notes - Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm had a family get-together for their son 'Butch' on Sunday, May 19th. Guests were from Buffalo, Bemus Point, Sugar Grove, Corry, and Bear Lake. He is home on leave from the Army and will be sent to Vietnam."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, May 24, 1968, p.3)
"BOY - August 22, to PFC and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Jr, Wrightsville. The grandparents are Mr and Mrs L L Hanner, Wrightsville, and Mr and Mrs Adoph Hamm, Sr, Route 1, North Clymer. Pfc Hamm is serving in Vietnam."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Aug 24, 1968, p.2)
"Missing In Action - PFC Adolph B (Butch) Hamm, husband of Mrs Patricia Hamm, Bear Lake, has been reported missing in action in Vietnam. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Sr, Bear Lake. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren, and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY. The Hamm's have a son, Troy, born a month ago."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Sept 28, 1968, p.1)
"BREVITIES - Missing in Action - A Bear Lake soldier has been declared missing in action in South Vietnam. Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Sr, were informed by telegram Friday that their son, Pfc Adolph Hamm, Jr, was officially listed as missing following action at Cu Chi, South Vietnam. The wire said he was last seen Sept 15 in a defense position while his unit was engaged in action against a hostile force."
(Titusville Herald, Sept 30, 1968, p.5)
"Bear Lake GI Killed in Vietnam - PFC Adolph B (Butch) Hamm of Bear Lake has become the ninth Warren County serviceman killed in action in Vietnam. The Defense Department notified Mrs Patricia Hamm of her husband's death over the weekend. He had previously been listed as missing in action. In additon to his wife, PFC Hamm leaves a month-old son, Troy; his parents, Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Bear Lake; and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren, and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Sept 30, 1968, p.1)
"FUNERAL NOTICES - Pfc Adolph B Hamm - Funeral arrangements for Pfc Adolph B (Butch) Hamm, Jr, of Bear Lake, who was reported killed in action in Vietnam, Sept 22, 1968, are being prepared by the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry. Pfc Hamm, 20, was reportedly last seen alive in a defense position during a night fire fight with hostile troops in the Chu Chi (sic) [Cu Chi] area on Sept 20. He was declared killed in action Sept 22. He had been in the Army since January, 1968, and had been in Vietnam four months, serving with the 25th Infantry Division. Prior to entering the Army, Pfc Hamm, a 1966 graduate of Panama (NY) Central School, was employed by Corry-Jamestown Corp, Corry, and Marlin-Rockwell Corp, Jamestown. Survivors include his wife, Patricia L Hamm; one son, Troy, one month; his parents, Mrs and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Bear Lake; and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr; and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Oct 1, 1968, p.2)
"FUNERAL NOTICES - Pfc Adolph B Hamm, Jr - Funeral services for Pfc Adolph B Hamm, Jr, 20, of Bear Lake, killed in action in South Vietnam, Sept 22, 1968, will be held in the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry, at 3 pm Sunday. Burial will be in Bear Lake Cemetery. Pfc Hamm was a member of Troop, Third Squad, Fourth Cavalry, 25th Infantry, United States Army. He was born in Buffalo, March 14, 1948, the son of Adolph and Mae Bailey Hamm, Sr. His family moved to Bear Lake when he was two. He was graduated from Panama, NY, High School in 1966 as a science major. He was a member of the school concert band. He had been employed by Cornish Lumber Co, Bear Lake; Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing, Corry; and Marlin-Rockwell Co, Jamestown. Pfc Hamm entered the Army, Jan 3, 1968. He took basic training at Ft Dix, NJ, and advanced training at Ft Lewis, Wash, before going overseas June 1. Survivors include his widow, Patricia Marie, whom he married Sept 30, 1967, in Wrightsville; a son, Troy, both of RD 1, Pittsfield; his parents, RD 2 North Clymer; two sisters, Mrs Donald (Shirley) Straight, RD 3, Sugar Grove; and Miss Elizabeth Hamm, RD 2 North Clymer; a brother, Allan Hamm, North Clymer; maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs William Matie, Tidioute; paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren."
(Warren Time Mirror and Observer, Oct 4, 1968, p.2)
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PFC Adolph Hamm
Alpha Troop 3rd Squadron, 4th Cavalry, 25th Infantry Division, U. S. Army. Vietnam Wall: Panel 43W, Row 62.
"Bear Lake News - Mr Adolph Hamm, Jr, left on Wednesday morning, January 3, to serve in the armed forces. He is stationed at Fort Dix."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Jan 12, 1968, p.7)
"Bear Lake Area Notes - Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm had a family get-together for their son 'Butch' on Sunday, May 19th. Guests were from Buffalo, Bemus Point, Sugar Grove, Corry, and Bear Lake. He is home on leave from the Army and will be sent to Vietnam."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, May 24, 1968, p.3)
"BOY - August 22, to PFC and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Jr, Wrightsville. The grandparents are Mr and Mrs L L Hanner, Wrightsville, and Mr and Mrs Adoph Hamm, Sr, Route 1, North Clymer. Pfc Hamm is serving in Vietnam."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Aug 24, 1968, p.2)
"Missing In Action - PFC Adolph B (Butch) Hamm, husband of Mrs Patricia Hamm, Bear Lake, has been reported missing in action in Vietnam. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Sr, Bear Lake. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren, and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY. The Hamm's have a son, Troy, born a month ago."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Sept 28, 1968, p.1)
"BREVITIES - Missing in Action - A Bear Lake soldier has been declared missing in action in South Vietnam. Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Sr, were informed by telegram Friday that their son, Pfc Adolph Hamm, Jr, was officially listed as missing following action at Cu Chi, South Vietnam. The wire said he was last seen Sept 15 in a defense position while his unit was engaged in action against a hostile force."
(Titusville Herald, Sept 30, 1968, p.5)
"Bear Lake GI Killed in Vietnam - PFC Adolph B (Butch) Hamm of Bear Lake has become the ninth Warren County serviceman killed in action in Vietnam. The Defense Department notified Mrs Patricia Hamm of her husband's death over the weekend. He had previously been listed as missing in action. In additon to his wife, PFC Hamm leaves a month-old son, Troy; his parents, Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Bear Lake; and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren, and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Sept 30, 1968, p.1)
"FUNERAL NOTICES - Pfc Adolph B Hamm - Funeral arrangements for Pfc Adolph B (Butch) Hamm, Jr, of Bear Lake, who was reported killed in action in Vietnam, Sept 22, 1968, are being prepared by the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry. Pfc Hamm, 20, was reportedly last seen alive in a defense position during a night fire fight with hostile troops in the Chu Chi (sic) [Cu Chi] area on Sept 20. He was declared killed in action Sept 22. He had been in the Army since January, 1968, and had been in Vietnam four months, serving with the 25th Infantry Division. Prior to entering the Army, Pfc Hamm, a 1966 graduate of Panama (NY) Central School, was employed by Corry-Jamestown Corp, Corry, and Marlin-Rockwell Corp, Jamestown. Survivors include his wife, Patricia L Hamm; one son, Troy, one month; his parents, Mrs and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Bear Lake; and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr; and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Oct 1, 1968, p.2)
"FUNERAL NOTICES - Pfc Adolph B Hamm, Jr - Funeral services for Pfc Adolph B Hamm, Jr, 20, of Bear Lake, killed in action in South Vietnam, Sept 22, 1968, will be held in the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry, at 3 pm Sunday. Burial will be in Bear Lake Cemetery. Pfc Hamm was a member of Troop, Third Squad, Fourth Cavalry, 25th Infantry, United States Army. He was born in Buffalo, March 14, 1948, the son of Adolph and Mae Bailey Hamm, Sr. His family moved to Bear Lake when he was two. He was graduated from Panama, NY, High School in 1966 as a science major. He was a member of the school concert band. He had been employed by Cornish Lumber Co, Bear Lake; Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing, Corry; and Marlin-Rockwell Co, Jamestown. Pfc Hamm entered the Army, Jan 3, 1968. He took basic training at Ft Dix, NJ, and advanced training at Ft Lewis, Wash, before going overseas June 1. Survivors include his widow, Patricia Marie, whom he married Sept 30, 1967, in Wrightsville; a son, Troy, both of RD 1, Pittsfield; his parents, RD 2 North Clymer; two sisters, Mrs Donald (Shirley) Straight, RD 3, Sugar Grove; and Miss Elizabeth Hamm, RD 2 North Clymer; a brother, Allan Hamm, North Clymer; maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs William Matie, Tidioute; paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren."
(Warren Time Mirror and Observer, Oct 4, 1968, p.2)
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PFC Adolph Hamm
"Bear Lake News - Mr Adolph Hamm, Jr, left on Wednesday morning, January 3, to serve in the armed forces. He is stationed at Fort Dix."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Jan 12, 1968, p.7)
"Bear Lake Area Notes - Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm had a family get-together for their son 'Butch' on Sunday, May 19th. Guests were from Buffalo, Bemus Point, Sugar Grove, Corry, and Bear Lake. He is home on leave from the Army and will be sent to Vietnam."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, May 24, 1968, p.3)
"BOY - August 22, to PFC and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Jr, Wrightsville. The grandparents are Mr and Mrs L L Hanner, Wrightsville, and Mr and Mrs Adoph Hamm, Sr, Route 1, North Clymer. Pfc Hamm is serving in Vietnam."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Aug 24, 1968, p.2)
"Missing In Action - PFC Adolph B (Butch) Hamm, husband of Mrs Patricia Hamm, Bear Lake, has been reported missing in action in Vietnam. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Sr, Bear Lake. His grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren, and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY. The Hamm's have a son, Troy, born a month ago."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Sept 28, 1968, p.1)
"BREVITIES - Missing in Action - A Bear Lake soldier has been declared missing in action in South Vietnam. Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Sr, were informed by telegram Friday that their son, Pfc Adolph Hamm, Jr, was officially listed as missing following action at Cu Chi, South Vietnam. The wire said he was last seen Sept 15 in a defense position while his unit was engaged in action against a hostile force."
(Titusville Herald, Sept 30, 1968, p.5)
"Bear Lake GI Killed in Vietnam - PFC Adolph B (Butch) Hamm of Bear Lake has become the ninth Warren County serviceman killed in action in Vietnam. The Defense Department notified Mrs Patricia Hamm of her husband's death over the weekend. He had previously been listed as missing in action. In additon to his wife, PFC Hamm leaves a month-old son, Troy; his parents, Mr and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Bear Lake; and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren, and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Sept 30, 1968, p.1)
"FUNERAL NOTICES - Pfc Adolph B Hamm - Funeral arrangements for Pfc Adolph B (Butch) Hamm, Jr, of Bear Lake, who was reported killed in action in Vietnam, Sept 22, 1968, are being prepared by the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry. Pfc Hamm, 20, was reportedly last seen alive in a defense position during a night fire fight with hostile troops in the Chu Chi (sic) [Cu Chi] area on Sept 20. He was declared killed in action Sept 22. He had been in the Army since January, 1968, and had been in Vietnam four months, serving with the 25th Infantry Division. Prior to entering the Army, Pfc Hamm, a 1966 graduate of Panama (NY) Central School, was employed by Corry-Jamestown Corp, Corry, and Marlin-Rockwell Corp, Jamestown. Survivors include his wife, Patricia L Hamm; one son, Troy, one month; his parents, Mrs and Mrs Adolph Hamm, Bear Lake; and his grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr; and Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown, NY."
(Warren Times Mirror and Observer, Oct 1, 1968, p.2)
"FUNERAL NOTICES - Pfc Adolph B Hamm, Jr - Funeral services for Pfc Adolph B Hamm, Jr, 20, of Bear Lake, killed in action in South Vietnam, Sept 22, 1968, will be held in the Bracken Funeral Home, Corry, at 3 pm Sunday. Burial will be in Bear Lake Cemetery. Pfc Hamm was a member of Troop, Third Squad, Fourth Cavalry, 25th Infantry, United States Army. He was born in Buffalo, March 14, 1948, the son of Adolph and Mae Bailey Hamm, Sr. His family moved to Bear Lake when he was two. He was graduated from Panama, NY, High School in 1966 as a science major. He was a member of the school concert band. He had been employed by Cornish Lumber Co, Bear Lake; Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing, Corry; and Marlin-Rockwell Co, Jamestown. Pfc Hamm entered the Army, Jan 3, 1968. He took basic training at Ft Dix, NJ, and advanced training at Ft Lewis, Wash, before going overseas June 1. Survivors include his widow, Patricia Marie, whom he married Sept 30, 1967, in Wrightsville; a son, Troy, both of RD 1, Pittsfield; his parents, RD 2 North Clymer; two sisters, Mrs Donald (Shirley) Straight, RD 3, Sugar Grove; and Miss Elizabeth Hamm, RD 2 North Clymer; a brother, Allan Hamm, North Clymer; maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Chalmer Shaffer, Jamestown; maternal great-grandmother, Mrs William Matie, Tidioute; paternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs John Hamm, Sr, Warren."
(Warren Time Mirror and Observer, Oct 4, 1968, p.2)
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PFC Adolph Hamm
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