The Gold Star Record of Massachusetts
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"The Gold Star Record of Massachusetts" (Volume 2) serves as a solemn and comprehensive memorial to the citizens of Massachusetts who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War I. This significant historical work provides a detailed account of the men and women from the Commonwealth who died in military service, offering a permanent tribute to their bravery and dedication.
Compiled by Eben Putnam, the record includes biographical data, service histories, and specific details regarding the service members honored by the Gold Star designation. As a primary source of genealogy and local history, this volume offers invaluable insight into the impact of the Great War on the various communities across Massachusetts. It catalogs a wide range of individuals across multiple branches of service, preserving their legacies for historians, genealogists, and descendants alike.
This work is not only a vital reference for understanding the state's military contributions but also a moving testament to the personal costs of global conflict. Through its structured registers and biographical sketches, "The Gold Star Record of Massachusetts" remains an essential resource for anyone researching New England's role in early 20th-century history.
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