Harlan was the third child of J. Haskell & Etta (Baringer) Gillaspy.
He served in the 7th Army, 63rd Division during WWII, and was the recipient of The Purple Heart, Victory and European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon with three bronze stars, and is a
Honoree in the National World War II Memorial.
Harlan was a member of the Crothersville First Presbyterian Church.
Please visit the website, A Genealogy History of the Gillaspy - Montgomery Family and Allied Families Hall and Gorrell for an in-depth and fascinating narrative written by J. Haskell Gillaspy in the early 1970s. The website is lovingly maintained by J. Haskell's grandson, and contains many pictures from the 1800s, as well as hand-drawn family charts.
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He served in the 7th Army, 63rd Division during WWII, and was the recipient of The Purple Heart, Victory and European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon with three bronze stars, and is a
Honoree in the National World War II Memorial.
Harlan was a member of the Crothersville First Presbyterian Church.
Please visit the website, A Genealogy History of the Gillaspy - Montgomery Family and Allied Families Hall and Gorrell for an in-depth and fascinating narrative written by J. Haskell Gillaspy in the early 1970s. The website is lovingly maintained by J. Haskell's grandson, and contains many pictures from the 1800s, as well as hand-drawn family charts.
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Harlan was the third child of J. Haskell & Etta (Baringer) Gillaspy.
He served in the 7th Army, 63rd Division during WWII, and was the recipient of The Purple Heart, Victory and European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon with three bronze stars, and is a
Honoree in the National World War II Memorial.
Harlan was a member of the Crothersville First Presbyterian Church.
Please visit the website, A Genealogy History of the Gillaspy - Montgomery Family and Allied Families Hall and Gorrell for an in-depth and fascinating narrative written by J. Haskell Gillaspy in the early 1970s. The website is lovingly maintained by J. Haskell's grandson, and contains many pictures from the 1800s, as well as hand-drawn family charts.
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He served in the 7th Army, 63rd Division during WWII, and was the recipient of The Purple Heart, Victory and European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon with three bronze stars, and is a
Honoree in the National World War II Memorial.
Harlan was a member of the Crothersville First Presbyterian Church.
Please visit the website, A Genealogy History of the Gillaspy - Montgomery Family and Allied Families Hall and Gorrell for an in-depth and fascinating narrative written by J. Haskell Gillaspy in the early 1970s. The website is lovingly maintained by J. Haskell's grandson, and contains many pictures from the 1800s, as well as hand-drawn family charts.
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