Pesock, George A.

1922 - 1944  (22 years)

• Name	Pesock, George A.
  Birth	6 Apr 1922	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  Gender	Male
  Education	1929	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	1929 Coudersport Grade School, 1st Grade, Teacher: Nellie Perkins
  	20201111HAv- Paul Lynn Gardner / Mosch-Kortz... November 1 2020 at 6:31 AM · 1929 Coudersport Grade School, 1st Grade Teacher: Nellie Perkins Comments John C Wetzel Jeannette Buck Ida Morley? · Reply · Share · 3m · Reply · Share · 1d John C Wetzel Ida Mae Morley, 05 January 1923 - 28 April 1931, dau of John Wesley & Ellen Odella Baxter Morley, born in Gold, Potter County, died at the age of 8 in Arora, IL. I haven't yet found the connection to Jeannette Buck's Morleys (There has to be one, doesn't there? from Gold?), nor why she died so young. · Reply · Share · 1m
  World War II	Abt 1942  [2]
  	Walt Foust, Ernie Caldwell, George Pesock. Probably taken 1942 or 1943. George died in Saipan in 1944 during WWII. He was 22 years old
  	20220430GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell April 21 2022 · FB/Coudersport... Walt Foust, Ernie Caldwell, George Pesock. Probably taken 1942 or 1943. George died in Saipan in 1944 during WWII. He was 22 years old Comments Brenda Kenealy Williams Great picture but so sad. So young. Reply1wEdited Ray Nelson Thank you for sharing! Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Ray Nelson welcome. I was just recently sent this picture. I had never seen it before. Really touching Reply1w Julie Page Thank you for sharing Reply1w Dann Shalkowski Sr. Wow! No doubt George was a Pesock. Would loved to have known him. Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Dann Shalkowski Sr. when I first saw this, I thought it was Uncle Joe Pesock!! The Pesock men sure had strong genes. Reply1w Dann Shalkowski Sr. Paula Pesock Mitchell amen to that Reply1w Linda Goodnoe Russell So young and full of life??. As the song goes “ War what is it good for?” Reply1w Shirley Snyder Thank you for sharing ???? Reply1w Donna-Walter Foust Susan Foust Culver, Goldi Mack , Debby Jackson , Steve Yentzer , Victoria Hutchinson , Liza M Foust , Cecelia Foster , Christine MK , Sandra Foley , Kim Sue Reply1w Debby Jackson Grampa!! Love and miss him (Walter Foust)! Thank you for posting Paula Pesock Mitchell ???? Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Debby Jackson welcome. I did send it to Goldi Mack the other day. Isn't it wonderful when an old photo comes along that we have never seen before? Warms our hearts that our departed loved ones are part of us. Reply1w Jillian Woodard Jordan Caldwell Reply1w Jordan Caldwell Pam Caldwell Rapp Reply1w Susan Foust Culver I miss Mom and Dad so much! If you are lucky enough to still have yours treasure them. Reply1w Joan Nelson Gulden Kaminski Bittersweet photo of these young men. War is so hard on the boys who are away from home and on their loved ones at home waiting. Reply1w Linda Setzer Cole Lohr ????????????????????????. Heros!! ???? Reply1w George Finster Worked many years with Ernie; stories of going in the tunnels after the enemy. Reply1wEdited Richard Neefe These men are the reason we are not speaking German today and have the Freedoms we now enjoy, truly. This generation is called "The Great Generation" and nothing can be more true. That's what happens when a country pulls together. Reply1w Linda Setzer Cole Lohr Richard Neefe totally agree ???? percent. ???????????????????????????? Reply1w Julie Page Exactly Reply1w Linda Burger What a picture!! Reply4d
  _MILT	Abt 1942  [2]
  	Walt Foust, Ernie Caldwell, George Pesock. Probably taken 1942 or 1943. George died in Saipan in 1944 during WWII. He was 22 years old
  	20220430GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell April 21 2022 · FB/Coudersport... Walt Foust, Ernie Caldwell, George Pesock. Probably taken 1942 or 1943. George died in Saipan in 1944 during WWII. He was 22 years old Comments Brenda Kenealy Williams Great picture but so sad. So young. Reply1wEdited Ray Nelson Thank you for sharing! Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Ray Nelson welcome. I was just recently sent this picture. I had never seen it before. Really touching Reply1w Julie Page Thank you for sharing Reply1w Dann Shalkowski Sr. Wow! No doubt George was a Pesock. Would loved to have known him. Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Dann Shalkowski Sr. when I first saw this, I thought it was Uncle Joe Pesock!! The Pesock men sure had strong genes. Reply1w Dann Shalkowski Sr. Paula Pesock Mitchell amen to that Reply1w Linda Goodnoe Russell So young and full of life??. As the song goes “ War what is it good for?” Reply1w Shirley Snyder Thank you for sharing ???? Reply1w Donna-Walter Foust Susan Foust Culver, Goldi Mack , Debby Jackson , Steve Yentzer , Victoria Hutchinson , Liza M Foust , Cecelia Foster , Christine MK , Sandra Foley , Kim Sue Reply1w Debby Jackson Grampa!! Love and miss him (Walter Foust)! Thank you for posting Paula Pesock Mitchell ???? Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Debby Jackson welcome. I did send it to Goldi Mack the other day. Isn't it wonderful when an old photo comes along that we have never seen before? Warms our hearts that our departed loved ones are part of us. Reply1w Jillian Woodard Jordan Caldwell Reply1w Jordan Caldwell Pam Caldwell Rapp Reply1w Susan Foust Culver I miss Mom and Dad so much! If you are lucky enough to still have yours treasure them. Reply1w Joan Nelson Gulden Kaminski Bittersweet photo of these young men. War is so hard on the boys who are away from home and on their loved ones at home waiting. Reply1w Linda Setzer Cole Lohr ????????????????????????. Heros!! ???? Reply1w George Finster Worked many years with Ernie; stories of going in the tunnels after the enemy. Reply1wEdited Richard Neefe These men are the reason we are not speaking German today and have the Freedoms we now enjoy, truly. This generation is called "The Great Generation" and nothing can be more true. That's what happens when a country pulls together. Reply1w Linda Setzer Cole Lohr Richard Neefe totally agree ???? percent. ???????????????????????????? Reply1w Julie Page Exactly Reply1w Linda Burger What a picture!! Reply4d
  World War II	Sep 1943	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [3]
  	US Army
  	20260228GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell 27 February 2026 · September 1943 honor for tannery men serving our country. Comments Donna-Walter Foust Susan Foust Culver, Debby Jackson, Victoria Hutchinson, Steve Yentzer, Goldi Mack Debi Bledsoe Dad, Uncle Johnny and Uncle George! All great men and brave soldiers! Cindy Speroni Jeff Potocek your dad's name is on here with the old spelling of our last name.
  FSID	LTRQ-87D
  Death	9 Jul 1944	Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, USA   [2]
  	20220430GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell April 21 2022 · FB/Coudersport... Walt Foust, Ernie Caldwell, George Pesock. Probably taken 1942 or 1943. George died in Saipan in 1944 during WWII. He was 22 years old age 22 George died in Saipan in 1944 during WWII. He was 22 years old
  Person ID	I83042	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Pesock, Lawrence,   b. 10 Jul 1886, Powiatspirostoro, poland d. 1 Jun 1957, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 70 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Hiko, Katherine,   b. 4 Nov 1890, Poland d. 16 Dec 1951, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 61 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F64923	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - 6 Apr 1922 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Education - 1929 Coudersport Grade School, 1st Grade, Teacher: Nellie Perkins - 1929 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA World War II - US Army - Sep 1943 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  [S1455] FaceBook- Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants, November 1 2020 Paul Lynn Gardner & You Know You're from Coudersport... Oct 18, 2023 Paula Pesock Mitchell- 1929 Coudersport Grade School, 1st Grade, Teacher: Nellie Perkins. Nellie Perkins (1) fact 20201111HAv- 20201113HAv- ....... (31) 20231018GHLn- 20201111HAv- Paul Lynn Gardner / Mosch-Kortz... November 1 2020 at 6:31 AM · 1929 Coudersport Grade School, 1st Grade, Teacher: Nellie Perkins Comments John C Wetzel Jeannette Buck Ida Morley? · Reply · Share · 3m · Reply · Share · 1d John C Wetzel Ida Mae Morley, 05 January 1923 - 28 April 1931, dau of John Wesley & Ellen Odella Baxter Morley, born in Gold, Potter County, died at the age of 8 in Arora, IL. I haven't yet found the connection to Jeannette Buck's Morleys (There has to be one, doesn't there? from Gold?), nor why she died so young. · Reply · Share · 1m Jeannette Buck John C Wetzel yes, John, there is. I’ll have to look her up. · Reply · 16m John C Wetzel Jeannette Buck I just found the connection. She is your 3rd cousin 1x removed. I merged two Wesley Morley's, your 1st cousin, 3x removed, Ida Mae's paternal grandfather. ???? · Reply · Share · 1m ___________ 20231018GHLn- also, essentially same photo posted today; extensive thread: You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... Paula Pesock Mitchell · 15h · Coudersport Elementary 1929 Row 1#5 my mother in law, Izzy Yardlay Gibson. Row 2-#1 my Uncle George Pesock. Row 4-#5 my Aunt Helen (Hila) Pesock Easton. Comments Pamela Snyder Wright Row 1 -first person Donald Snyder?? Tara Troy Reply 15h Patricia Snyder Pamela Snyder Wright not sure if he is Donald W. Snyder Reply 14h Pamela Snyder Wright Patricia Snyder yea I was not either- I thought maybe someone could confirm?? I tagged it just in case! Reply 14h Tara Troy Patricia Snyder Pamela Snyder Wright This is our Don Snyder at 10. I don’t think this is the same boy as in this post. May be an image of 1 person Reply 13h Pamela Snyder Wright Patricia Snyder must have been a different clan! ???? Reply 11h Scott Snyder Tara Troy does not look the same. Lol I have to admit that I look a lot like uncle Don and my dad lol. Reply 10h Gerry Hamilton Pamela Snyder Wright I think this is Donald Lee Snyder Sr. (b 9 Nov 1920). The boy in the photo looks a lot like Donald Lee Snyder Jr. (b 24 Dec 1953) when junior was about age 6 or 7. At that time, the family lived next door to me on Ross Street, Coudersport. Don Sr. descends from Lawrence David Snyder (1899-1950) and his father Ford Snyder (1862-1947). Don Sr. married Jean Louise Toles (b 11 Mar 1929). They had two sons, who were my second cousins: Thomas Lawrence “Hiney” Snyder (1949-2010) and Don Jr. Jean was raised by Thomas Leon and Margaret Almira (Thompson) Toles. Her birth parents were Archie Leroy and Fannie May (Thompson) Foster. Fannie died 4 Apr 1929 shortly after Jean was born. (Note: I remember how “Hiney” got his nickname.) Reply 8h Edited Patricia Snyder Gerry Hamilton you are absolutely right … I figured that it couldn’t be Joe’s brother, Donald W. Snyder, the birth dates didn’t match! Thanks for confirming the history. The three men always had their mail confused at the post office! Reply 6h John C Wetzel Gerry Hamilton How, "Hiney"? I have "Hiney Brock" associated with him but I can't find any notes about it. Reply 11m Mary Drapcho Pam Caldwell Rapp row 4 Ernie Caldwell. Reply 15h Paula Pesock Mitchell Author Mary Drapcho Ernie and my Uncle George were best friends. I have a great photo of them and Walt Foust taken when they were leaving for the Army. Uncle George never made it home Reply 15h Edited Pam Caldwell Rapp Paula Pesock Mitchell could you share that photo with me? Ernie was my Dad. Reply 11h Paula Pesock Mitchell Author Pam Caldwell Rapp yes, how do you want me to send it? Reply 9h Pam Caldwell Rapp Paula Pesock Mitchell you can just drop it here. Thanks Reply 8h Paula Pesock Mitchell Author Pam Caldwell Rapp here it is! May be an image of 3 people Reply 8h Pam Caldwell Rapp Paula Pesock Mitchell thank you. I’ve seen this photo before, but didn’t know who the other 2 men were. Reply 5h Pam Caldwell Rapp Mary Drapcho thank you! Reply 14h Laurie Staiger Kelly Dogoda your mom is in this Reply 14h Kelly Dogoda Laurie Staiger OMG!!!! Thank you so much Laurie!!! I've never seen her this small ?????? This is a treasure to me. ???? Reply 9h Scott Snyder Pamela Snyder Wright might be 1st person back row? Names match boy, boy, girl etc Reply 13h Pamela Snyder Wright Scott Snyder yes that is how they have it noted Reply 11h Brenda Kenealy Williams Great picture, Asunta Secott would be known to me as Sue Casini such a sweet person. I never know for sure if the rows go bottom being first or last. Reply 12h Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams Hmmm ... perhaps the row numbers on the photo could provide a clue. Reply 8h Cindy Alackness I don’t know who Ida Morley is. The only Ida I know of would be the generation before this one. Any ideas John C Wetzel?? Reply 10h Paula Pesock Mitchell Author Cindy Alackness I did an ancestry search and send it to you pm. Check your messages Reply 9h John C Wetzel Cindy Alackness This photo had also been posted earlier by Paul Lynn Gardner in November 2020 but thank you, Paula, for the additional information regarding your connections. Ida Mae Morley, 05 January 1923 - 28 April 1931, daughter of John Wesley & Ellen Odella Baxter Morley, born in Gold, died at the age of 8 in Arora, IL, was your 3rd cousin 1x removed. Her relationship to me is a lot more complicated. I haven't found how she died at such a young age. Reply 15m Edited Jane Heimel Metzger Recognize many of the names from my mother's roster of the CHS Class of 1941, though she's not in this picture. (Barbara Fish Heimel). Reply 7h At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. Coudy 1929 1stgrade Snyder etal FB231018Coudy PaulaPesockMitchell 20231018GHLn- also, similar photo posted 20201101, PLG in Mo-Ko: You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... Paula Pesock Mitchell · 15h · Coudersport Elementary 1929 Row 1#5 my mother in law, Izzy Yardlay Gibson. Row 2-#1 my Uncle George Pesock. Row 4-#5 my Aunt Helen (Hila) Pesock Easton. Comments Pamela Snyder Wright Row 1 -first… Snyder, Don Lee age 10 FB231018TaraTroy 20231018GHLn- Tara Troy 13h · Patricia Snyder Pamela Snyder Wright This is our Don Snyder at 10. I don’t think this is the same boy as in this post. Comments Donald Lee "Stub" Snyder, age 10 [S1259] FaceBook- Coudersport, Walt Foust, Ernie Caldwell, George Pesock. Probably taken 1942 or 1943. Paula Pesock Mitchell April 21 2022 · 20220430GHLn-. Walter Foust (1) fact 20220430GHLn- 20220430GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell April 21 2022 · FB/Coudersport... Walt Foust, Ernie Caldwell, George Pesock. Probably taken 1942 or 1943. George died in Saipan in 1944 during WWII. He was 22 years old Comments Brenda Kenealy Williams Great picture but so sad. So young. Reply1wEdited Ray Nelson Thank you for sharing! Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Ray Nelson welcome. I was just recently sent this picture. I had never seen it before. Really touching Reply1w Julie Page Thank you for sharing Reply1w Dann Shalkowski Sr. Wow! No doubt George was a Pesock. Would loved to have known him. Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Dann Shalkowski Sr. when I first saw this, I thought it was Uncle Joe Pesock!! The Pesock men sure had strong genes. Reply1w Dann Shalkowski Sr. Paula Pesock Mitchell amen to that Reply1w Linda Goodnoe Russell So young and full of life??. As the song goes “ War what is it good for?” Reply1w Shirley Snyder Thank you for sharing ???? Reply1w Donna-Walter Foust Susan Foust Culver, Goldi Mack , Debby Jackson , Steve Yentzer , Victoria Hutchinson , Liza M Foust , Cecelia Foster , Christine MK , Sandra Foley , Kim Sue Reply1w Debby Jackson Grampa!! Love and miss him (Walter Foust)! Thank you for posting Paula Pesock Mitchell ???? Reply1w Paula Pesock Mitchell Debby Jackson welcome. I did send it to Goldi Mack the other day. Isn't it wonderful when an old photo comes along that we have never seen before? Warms our hearts that our departed loved ones are part of us. Reply1w Jillian Woodard Jordan Caldwell Reply1w Jordan Caldwell Pam Caldwell Rapp Reply1w Susan Foust Culver I miss Mom and Dad so much! If you are lucky enough to still have yours treasure them. Reply1w Joan Nelson Gulden Kaminski Bittersweet photo of these young men. War is so hard on the boys who are away from home and on their loved ones at home waiting. Reply1w Linda Setzer Cole Lohr ????????????????????????. Heros!! ???? Reply1w George Finster Worked many years with Ernie; stories of going in the tunnels after the enemy. Reply1wEdited Richard Neefe These men are the reason we are not speaking German today and have the Freedoms we now enjoy, truly. This generation is called "The Great Generation" and nothing can be more true. That's what happens when a country pulls together. Reply1w Linda Setzer Cole Lohr Richard Neefe totally agree ???? percent. ???????????????????????????? Reply1w Julie Page Exactly Reply1w Linda Burger What a picture!! Reply4d At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. [S460] FaceBook-, (Location: www.facebook.com;), September 1943 honor for tannery men serving our country. Robert N. Hawkins (1) fact 20260228GHLn- 20260228GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell 27 February 2026 · September 1943 honor for tannery men serving our country. Comments Donna-Walter Foust Susan Foust Culver, Debby Jackson, Victoria Hutchinson, Steve Yentzer, Goldi Mack Debi Bledsoe Dad, Uncle Johnny and Uncle George! All great men and brave soldiers! Cindy Speroni Jeff Potocek your dad's name is on here with the old spelling of our last name. At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.

  
  

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TNG ID: I83042

FSID: LTRQ-87D