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| On the land, sea, in the air, and on the homefront, they harkened to their countries call. |
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| On the land, sea, in the air, and on the homefront, they harkened to their countries call. |
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John Dodge of Middle Chinnock, Somerset, England, was the father of William and Richard who came to America in 1629 and 1638, respectively. They settled in what is now, Salem, Massachusetts. Tristram Dodge came to Block Island, Rhode Island in 1660/61. He came from England, via Newfoundland, via Massachusetts.
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| Lineage - Unknown Dodge, Adee B., b. 11/16/1912, d. 01/04/1992, CAPT USAAC, Albuquerque, Bernalillo, Nm, Plot: X 1A, bur. 01/10/1992, Santa Fe National Cemetery, Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico |
| Lineage - Al J. Dodge, Bellingham, WA U.S. Army submitted by Rachel Dodge, Kaeding |
| Lineage - John Dodge, Middle Chinnock, England through William Alan Couch Dodge served in the Coast Guard in sonar school in Illinois during WWII. Alan is the son of Charles Dodge and Alma Jennings Dodge. Submitted by sister, Nancy Dodge Ramage |
| Lineage - John Dodge, Middle Chinnock, England through Richard Albert Osman Dodge, Sr. of Schnectady, New York. Army. SOmmissioned 2 Lt. Calvary from Norwich University, June 1927, Entered WWII as a Major in the Signal Corps. Electrical Engineer assigned to MIT July 1942-1945 on the Manhattan Project. He was present for the first Atomic Bomb Test 16 July 1945 at Alamagordo, New Mexico He retired from the Army Reserve as a Colonel in 1965 and died 13 March 1981. Albert's son, Albert served in the Korean war, and his son, Robert served in the Vietman war. Albert's parents were Oramel John Dodge and Edith Amerlia Boyce. Submitted by Whitney Maxfield |
| Lineage - John Dodge, Middle Chinnock, England through William Albert W. Dodge, Wenham, MA Directed contracts on airfields, harbor ports and housing. Albert also served in WWI and his sons, Donald and Carleton servedin WW II submitted by Mr. Albert W. Dodge |
| Lineage - Albert V. Dodge, Oswego, NY U.S. Army; Member of the 4th armored division. Participated in the battle of the bulge. Awarded the purple heart and the silver star. submitted by Melody Dodge |
| Lineage - The Ancestry of Enoch Dodge, father of Alonzo, is not yet known Alonzo Berry Dodge, Born 15 April 1906; U. S. Army; Served 21 Mar 1942 - 24 Aug 1945; Died 07 Oct 1971; Buried Houston National Cemetery; Son of Enoch Dodge, and Judy Waits |
| Lineage - Alta M. Dodge, - Hector, MN Camp to camp, supporting her husband, country and family. submitted by Mr. & Mrs. Ross Phil |
| Lineage - Anthony p. Dodge, - Bronx, NY U.S. Army European theater of operations, 3 years service, browning automatic rifle (bar), anti-aircraft. Infantry 3rd army. submitted by Miss Adele Dodge |
| Lineage - Arnold J. Dodge, - Belmont, MA U.S. Army 65th infantry division; served in the european theatre. submitted by Mr. William A. Schaefer and Mr. Arnold J. Dodge |
| Lineage - Arthur Eugene Dodge, - Boothbay, ME U.S. Navy Enlisted in the navy on october 24, 1942, at the age of 23. He attended basic training at the naval training center (ntc) in sampson, new york. Served as a chief electrician's mate with the seabees, 45th naval construction battalion in both the aleutian islands and in the south pacific. He was discharged at the separation center in boston, massachusetts on december 31, 1945 after serving three years, two months and seven days in the navy. He was awarded the asiatic-pacific theater medal, world war ii victory medal, american defense theater medal and the good conduct medal for his service. submitted by Sarah Sherman Brewer |
| Lineage - Arthur Donald Dodge, - Shelby, MI U.S. Marine Corps submitted by Mrs. Bernie Ashbaugh |
| Lineage - Arthur B. Dodge, - Lancaster, PA U.S. Army Served with company m, 350th infantry, 88th infantry division, combat infantryman badge, b5, purple heart; received battlefield commission. submitted by Mr. Arthur B. Dodge |
