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He had been retired just 3 years from the Washington D.C. Fire Dept., a 24 year veteran. His rank was Lt. and his last station was Engine Company 25. Ed was a native of the city (Washington, D.C.). He was also a military veteran, having served 3 years in the Spanish-American War.
He left behind his wife Lottie and son James T.
He had been retired just 3 years from the Washington D.C. Fire Dept., a 24 year veteran. His rank was Lt. and his last station was Engine Company 25. Ed was a native of the city (Washington, D.C.). He was also a military veteran, having served 3 years in the Spanish-American War.
He left behind his wife Lottie and son James T.
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He had been retired just 3 years from the Washington D.C. Fire Dept., a 24 year veteran. His rank was Lt. and his last station was Engine Company 25. Ed was a native of the city (Washington, D.C.). He was also a military veteran, having served 3 years in the Spanish-American War.
He left behind his wife Lottie and son James T.
He had been retired just 3 years from the Washington D.C. Fire Dept., a 24 year veteran. His rank was Lt. and his last station was Engine Company 25. Ed was a native of the city (Washington, D.C.). He was also a military veteran, having served 3 years in the Spanish-American War.
He left behind his wife Lottie and son James T.
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