Wood, William

Veteran Information

Date of Birth: 4/10/1895

Date of Death: 2-Sep-63

Address: unknown

Branch of Service: Unknown-WWII

Service Number: unknown

SKU: UNK-73 Categories: , ,

Description

William Wood

William Wood was born on April 10, 1895, in Stamford, Connecticut, to Hester Ann Demarest, age 42, and Henry Wood. He was raised and educated in Stamford and had three brothers.

William registered for The service in June 1917 for World War I, at the time he was a Tool Maker apprentice at Yale and Town in Stamford. It is unclear of his service during the first world war. He married Lena Ravin on July 7, 1928, in Rye, New York. In Rye his families address remains unknown.

William enlisted and served during World War II and is recognized on the Rye City Hall Roll of Honor. Both before and after the war he was a master tool maker still working for Yale and Town

William Wood died September 2, 1963, at the age of 68. He was buried in Fairfield Memorial Park, Fairfield, CT.

As of 1-28-2026 we have no further information on this veteran.

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