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Otis J. Hingerty, Jr. in World War II: March 1945
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Wow so similar and amazed.....would love to see any pictures possibly of Alfred Heckel HIngerty from Virginia....he is my great great great grandpa and would really love to see him?
ReplyDeleteThe ears are striking. I have heard reference to Harrington ears, but these are the exact same. I will have to send you the photos. Ger Harrington, Cork, Ireland
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing the photo.
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