Henry H Hewitt

Henry H. Hewitt

Lifespan: 1915 - 1995

Birth: 4 Apr 1915 in McVille, Nelson County, North Dakota, USA

Occupation: Elevator Operator, Soldier

Marriage: Marie G. McGilivray, Eleanor Evelyn Beseparis

Children: Beatrice Hewitt

Parents: Wayland Hewitt Sr. & Ramah Hewitt

Death: 5 Oct 1995 in Marin County, California, USA

Burial: Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, California

Introduction

Henry Harrison Hewitt was born on April 4, 1915, in McVille, North Dakota, to Wayland Danser Hewitt and Ramah Guthrie. Though born in North Dakota, his family relocated to Erwin, Gogebic County, Michigan, when he was very young. His early life was shaped by both the rural agricultural environment of the Midwest and the industrial landscape of Michigan.

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