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Charles H Hirsch Burial Record

St John's Reformed Church Cemetery, Dutchess County, New York

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Charles H Hirsch

Dates Date shown: 2026-04-07
Cemetery St John's Reformed Church Cemetery
County Dutchess County
State New York
Military branch US ARMY
Source VA

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Full name Charles H Hirsch
Dates Date shown: 2026-04-07
Military branch US ARMY
Source label va

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