Hugh served two tours with the US Marines. The first tour, he was very young. He was at Parris Island, San Diego, CA, Mares Island, CA, Guam.
He joined in WWII but was medically discharged because of severe asthma. He worked in a defense plant in Macon, GA until the end of the war. He then returned to Hazlehurst and worked with his brothers in Wilson Hardware. After a few years in Alma, GA in Wilson Hardware with Ogden, he came back to Hazlehurst. He eventually opened a restaurant named "The Dinner Bell Café and died in April of 1953.
Hugh served two tours with the US Marines. The first tour, he was very young. He was at Parris Island, San Diego, CA, Mares Island, CA, Guam.
He joined in WWII but was medically discharged because of severe asthma. He worked in a defense plant in Macon, GA until the end of the war. He then returned to Hazlehurst and worked with his brothers in Wilson Hardware. After a few years in Alma, GA in Wilson Hardware with Ogden, he came back to Hazlehurst. He eventually opened a restaurant named "The Dinner Bell Café and died in April of 1953.
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