Birth and death dates: 9/22/22-9/11/44
The family history is that he died in WWII in France and they had the body returned. The flat stone next to his and his parents stone lists him as a private.
Pvt. Eustace E. (Jim) Fenwick, 22, son of Eustace E. Fenwick, Sr., of Daleville, was killed in action in France September 11, according to notification by the War Department.
Private Fenwick was graduated from Daleville High School with the class of 1940. He was stationed in Iceland from 1941 to 1943 and took part in the first invasion of France last June 6.
Surviving are the father and a sister, Miss Mary Jane Fenwick, an instructor of nurses at Logansport State Hospital.
Muncie Morning Star
The family history is that he died in WWII in France and they had the body returned. The flat stone next to his and his parents stone lists him as a private.
Pvt. Eustace E. (Jim) Fenwick, 22, son of Eustace E. Fenwick, Sr., of Daleville, was killed in action in France September 11, according to notification by the War Department.
Private Fenwick was graduated from Daleville High School with the class of 1940. He was stationed in Iceland from 1941 to 1943 and took part in the first invasion of France last June 6.
Surviving are the father and a sister, Miss Mary Jane Fenwick, an instructor of nurses at Logansport State Hospital.
Muncie Morning Star
Birth and death dates: 9/22/22-9/11/44
The family history is that he died in WWII in France and they had the body returned. The flat stone next to his and his parents stone lists him as a private.
Pvt. Eustace E. (Jim) Fenwick, 22, son of Eustace E. Fenwick, Sr., of Daleville, was killed in action in France September 11, according to notification by the War Department.
Private Fenwick was graduated from Daleville High School with the class of 1940. He was stationed in Iceland from 1941 to 1943 and took part in the first invasion of France last June 6.
Surviving are the father and a sister, Miss Mary Jane Fenwick, an instructor of nurses at Logansport State Hospital.
Muncie Morning Star
The family history is that he died in WWII in France and they had the body returned. The flat stone next to his and his parents stone lists him as a private.
Pvt. Eustace E. (Jim) Fenwick, 22, son of Eustace E. Fenwick, Sr., of Daleville, was killed in action in France September 11, according to notification by the War Department.
Private Fenwick was graduated from Daleville High School with the class of 1940. He was stationed in Iceland from 1941 to 1943 and took part in the first invasion of France last June 6.
Surviving are the father and a sister, Miss Mary Jane Fenwick, an instructor of nurses at Logansport State Hospital.
Muncie Morning Star
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Eustace E Fenwick, Jr.
INDIANA
PVT 10 INF 5 INF DIV
Sept 2 1922. Sept 11 1944
WORLD WAR II
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