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Albert Joseph Siekman Burial Record

Siekman Family Cemetery, Brunswick County, North Carolina

This burial record page connects Albert Joseph Siekman with Siekman Family Cemetery in Brunswick County, North Carolina, so visitors can review the available person, cemetery, county, and state context before checking official sources.

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Albert Joseph Siekman

Dates 1945-07-08 – 2021-06-04
Cemetery Siekman Family Cemetery
County Brunswick County
State North Carolina
Military branch US ARMY
Military rank PVT
Source VA

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Full name Albert Joseph Siekman
Dates 1945-07-08 – 2021-06-04
Military branch US ARMY
Military rank PVT
Source label va

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