William Albert "Bill" Dugan, LDS ID 27M4-DDW, was the son of Margaret A. Dowd Cass and James Francis Dugan.
His maternal grandparents were Margaret McGowan & James Dowd.
His paternal grandparents were Margaret McCarthy & Daniel Dugan.
He was born at 50 George Street, Boston, Massachusetts, January 4, 1880; died at City Hospital, Boston, March 16, 1919, aged 39 years, of pneumonia and empyema; buried at Holyhood Cemetery, Brookline, Mass., March 19, 1919.
He married at 16 Tilton Terrace (the Venini home), Lynn, Mass., June 14, 1909, Helena Mary Venini, 27M4-DD4 (1883-1965).
Bill was a roofer and sheet metal worker. He was in the roofing business with his father.
He served in the US Navy in World War I from May 13, 1918, to January 31, 1919, as Chief Petty Officer with the rating of Chief Machinist's Mate, Aviation. His unit was part of the Northern Bombing Group and was based first on the coast of France and later at Eastleigh, 70 miles east of London. Bill was in Bordeaux, France, in September, 1918. His unit assembled, maintained, and flew aircraft, including the DeHaviland DH4 and DH6. Bill probably returned to the US with his unit, which departed Eastleigh December 1, 1918, and boarded the USS Leviathan in Liverpool the next day. He is listed in his unit's history The Battle of Eastleigh England, USNAF 1918.
Bill was a member of Boston BPOElks Lodge No. 10. He was living in Boston when he married.
Bill and Lena had two children:
1. James Francis Dugan; b. 1910, d. 1949
2. Maddalena Dugan; b. 1912, d. 1914
His maternal grandparents were Margaret McGowan & James Dowd.
His paternal grandparents were Margaret McCarthy & Daniel Dugan.
He was born at 50 George Street, Boston, Massachusetts, January 4, 1880; died at City Hospital, Boston, March 16, 1919, aged 39 years, of pneumonia and empyema; buried at Holyhood Cemetery, Brookline, Mass., March 19, 1919.
He married at 16 Tilton Terrace (the Venini home), Lynn, Mass., June 14, 1909, Helena Mary Venini, 27M4-DD4 (1883-1965).
Bill was a roofer and sheet metal worker. He was in the roofing business with his father.
He served in the US Navy in World War I from May 13, 1918, to January 31, 1919, as Chief Petty Officer with the rating of Chief Machinist's Mate, Aviation. His unit was part of the Northern Bombing Group and was based first on the coast of France and later at Eastleigh, 70 miles east of London. Bill was in Bordeaux, France, in September, 1918. His unit assembled, maintained, and flew aircraft, including the DeHaviland DH4 and DH6. Bill probably returned to the US with his unit, which departed Eastleigh December 1, 1918, and boarded the USS Leviathan in Liverpool the next day. He is listed in his unit's history The Battle of Eastleigh England, USNAF 1918.
Bill was a member of Boston BPOElks Lodge No. 10. He was living in Boston when he married.
Bill and Lena had two children:
1. James Francis Dugan; b. 1910, d. 1949
2. Maddalena Dugan; b. 1912, d. 1914
William Albert "Bill" Dugan, LDS ID 27M4-DDW, was the son of Margaret A. Dowd Cass and James Francis Dugan.
His maternal grandparents were Margaret McGowan & James Dowd.
His paternal grandparents were Margaret McCarthy & Daniel Dugan.
He was born at 50 George Street, Boston, Massachusetts, January 4, 1880; died at City Hospital, Boston, March 16, 1919, aged 39 years, of pneumonia and empyema; buried at Holyhood Cemetery, Brookline, Mass., March 19, 1919.
He married at 16 Tilton Terrace (the Venini home), Lynn, Mass., June 14, 1909, Helena Mary Venini, 27M4-DD4 (1883-1965).
Bill was a roofer and sheet metal worker. He was in the roofing business with his father.
He served in the US Navy in World War I from May 13, 1918, to January 31, 1919, as Chief Petty Officer with the rating of Chief Machinist's Mate, Aviation. His unit was part of the Northern Bombing Group and was based first on the coast of France and later at Eastleigh, 70 miles east of London. Bill was in Bordeaux, France, in September, 1918. His unit assembled, maintained, and flew aircraft, including the DeHaviland DH4 and DH6. Bill probably returned to the US with his unit, which departed Eastleigh December 1, 1918, and boarded the USS Leviathan in Liverpool the next day. He is listed in his unit's history The Battle of Eastleigh England, USNAF 1918.
Bill was a member of Boston BPOElks Lodge No. 10. He was living in Boston when he married.
Bill and Lena had two children:
1. James Francis Dugan; b. 1910, d. 1949
2. Maddalena Dugan; b. 1912, d. 1914
His maternal grandparents were Margaret McGowan & James Dowd.
His paternal grandparents were Margaret McCarthy & Daniel Dugan.
He was born at 50 George Street, Boston, Massachusetts, January 4, 1880; died at City Hospital, Boston, March 16, 1919, aged 39 years, of pneumonia and empyema; buried at Holyhood Cemetery, Brookline, Mass., March 19, 1919.
He married at 16 Tilton Terrace (the Venini home), Lynn, Mass., June 14, 1909, Helena Mary Venini, 27M4-DD4 (1883-1965).
Bill was a roofer and sheet metal worker. He was in the roofing business with his father.
He served in the US Navy in World War I from May 13, 1918, to January 31, 1919, as Chief Petty Officer with the rating of Chief Machinist's Mate, Aviation. His unit was part of the Northern Bombing Group and was based first on the coast of France and later at Eastleigh, 70 miles east of London. Bill was in Bordeaux, France, in September, 1918. His unit assembled, maintained, and flew aircraft, including the DeHaviland DH4 and DH6. Bill probably returned to the US with his unit, which departed Eastleigh December 1, 1918, and boarded the USS Leviathan in Liverpool the next day. He is listed in his unit's history The Battle of Eastleigh England, USNAF 1918.
Bill was a member of Boston BPOElks Lodge No. 10. He was living in Boston when he married.
Bill and Lena had two children:
1. James Francis Dugan; b. 1910, d. 1949
2. Maddalena Dugan; b. 1912, d. 1914
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