Hazel Green Wisconsin

Grindey, Jesse J.
Army Staff sergeant

Jesse J. Grindey, age 30, from Hazel Green, Wisconsin, Grant county.

Service era: Afghanistan

Spouse: Mirafe

Children: Jesse Jr. and Joanna Grindey

Parents: Sara Grindey and Richard Grindey

School: Southwestern High (2001)
Military history: 287th Military Police Company, 97th Military Police Battalion, 89th Military Police Brigade, Fort Riley, Kansas.

Date of death: Monday, March 12, 2012
Death details: Passed away in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. No details provided by the Department of Defense.

Cemetery: Saint Francis de Sales, Hazel Green

Source: Department of Defense, Military Times, Haudenshield Funeral Home

Trewartha, James Norton
Army Technical sergeant

James Norton Trewartha, age 21, from Grant County Hazel Green, Wisconsin .

Service era: World War II

Photo: Eugene H. Trewartha

Date of death: Friday, June 2, 1944
Death details: Killed in action
Cemetery: Memorialized at Hazel Green

Source: National Archives, grave marker, Associated Press (1944), Leader Telegram (1944)

Liddle, William E.
Private

William E. Liddle, age 29, from Grant County Hazel Green, Wisconsin .

Service era: World War I

Date of death: Friday, October 11, 1918
Death details: Died of wounds
Cemetery: Hazel Green

Source: Soldiers of the Great War, grave marker, Wausau Daily Herald (1918)

Temperly, Wilbur C.
Army Private

Wilbur C. Temperly, age 23, from Grant County Hazel Green, Wisconsin .

Parents: William and Esther Temperly

Service era: World War I

Date of death: Sunday, October 6, 1918
Death details: Killed in action on the Verdun front.
Cemetery: Hazel Green

Source: Soldiers of the Great War, grave marker, Platteville Witness (1918)

Temperly, Clyde
Army Private First Class

Clyde Temperly from Grant County Hazel Green, Wisconsin .

Parents: William and Esther Temperly

Service era: World War I
Military history: Company M. 23rd Infantry

Date of death: Thursday, June 6, 1918
Death details: Died missing
Cemetery: Aisne-Marne American Cemetery, Hazel Green

Source: American Battle Monuments Commission, grave marker, Shullsburg Pick and Gad (1918), News Herald (1919)

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