Lovett Brothers

	Jim J. Lovett Margraten Plot J - Row 8 - Grave 21 8th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division Five brothers from Newton served simultaneously in the Armed Services of the United States during World War II. Jim Lovett died in Europe on August 13, 1944 and William Lovett on May 3, 1945. The family lost track of them; no one seemed to know exactly where they were buried, and no matter how they tried, the family was unable to find out. r ead more
	William C. Lovett Margraten Plot J - Row 8 - Grave 22 6th Reconnaissance Troop, 6th Infantry Division Sergeant Lovett was about 30 years of age and had been serving his country for two and one-half years. He had been wounded twice and received the Purple Heart for the first wound, and the cluster for the second. He worked with the police department while in the States. . read more

Jim J. Lovett

Margraten
Plot J - Row 8 - Grave 21
8th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division

Five brothers from Newton served simultaneously in the Armed Services of the United States during World War II. Jim Lovett died in Europe on August 13, 1944 and William Lovett on May 3, 1945. The family lost track of them; no one seemed to know exactly where they were buried, and no matter how they tried, the family was unable to find out.

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William C. Lovett

Margraten
Plot J - Row 8 - Grave 22
6th Reconnaissance Troop, 6th Infantry Division

Sergeant Lovett was about 30 years of age and had been serving his country for two and one-half years. He had been wounded twice and received the Purple Heart for the first wound, and the cluster for the second. He worked with the police department while in the States.

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