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Five of Eleven Hoblocks Serve Nation in World War II
The Hoblock family of West Pawlet Vermont led by Mr and Mrs Peter Hoblock have five of eleven children serving in the armed forces. Lt Peter Hoblock was killed in action in Germany March 15 while with General Patton s Third Army and is buried in Luxembourg. Prisoner of war reports involve Lt Peter s brother Michael Hoblock and others as the family recalls service records, awards, and posthumous honors. The Granville church held services in memory of Lt Peter Hoblock with burial details and a list of siblings connected to Troy Cohoes and Granville.
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Peter Hoblocs
West Pawlet Vi
Troy
Germany
Papton
Third Army
Igst
Germary
Church of
Ann
Katherine Hoblock
Fourth Street
Julia Hoblers
West
Pawler
John Hootock
Army
Michael Hobrockh
Peter Hoblock
Peter Hoblok
Patton
Luxembourg
Granville
Louis Sismis
Normandy
Hoblock
Fort McClelan
Ala
Fort Benning
Fort Bragg
SN. C
France
Belgium
Infantry
Granville High School
Albany Business College
Montgomery Ward & ‘ Co
Sigma Chi Delta
Bgtu
Michael Hoblock
Selion
Ardennes
War Department
Arty
Fort Rodman
New Bedford
Mass
Fort Jackson
N. C
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Arsenal City
Silent Glow Burner Co
Marine Corps
Alexander Hoblock
Armed Forces
Fort Eustis
43Rd General Hospital
North Africa
Italy
Taletha Hoblock
United States Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
D. C
Quantico
Quantico Marine Base
Behr-Manzing Corp