John Raymond Hewitt
Lifespan: 1919 - 1944
Birth: 10 Jun 1919 in Ironwood, Gogebic County, Michigan,
Occupation: Attendant, Soldier
Marriage: Ellen Cecelia Jordan
Children: Mary, Thankful
Parents: Wayland Hewitt Sr. & Ramah Hewitt
Death: 8 Nov 1944 in France
Burial: Epinal American Cemetery and Memorial, Lorraine, France
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