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Born:  c. 1926

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George L. Leggett was a [War II veteran].   At age 19 he was taken prisoner in the [of the Bulge] in Belgium on December 21, 1944  and was freed from a prisoner of war camp in Germany in the spring of 1945.1

He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon I. Leggett of 28 Terrace Street. 

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1. Lake Placid News, May 5, 1977

 

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