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Kuennen Family Ancestors
by Bruce Kuennen

Richard H. Hinker¹ ²

Birth:	1 APR 1921 in Greenwood, Clark County, Wisconsin
Death:	8 JUN 1942 in Luzon, Phillipines ³
Sex:	M
Father:	Edward B. Hinker b. 8 DEC 1886 in St. Lucas, Fayette County, Iowa
Mother:	Frances E. Einck b. 22 DEC 1889 in Ossian, Winneshiek County, Iowa

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Repository Name: Personal Library of Bruce Kuennen
Repository Address: 11947 Dream Street SW
Olympia,Washington,98512
USA

Title: Descendants of Heinrich Huinker and Kathrina (Ellert) Huinker
Author: DeEtta Ida (Huinker) Hemsath
Publisher: 1982
Media Type: Book
Confidence: 2
Repository Name: Personal Library of Bruce Kuennen
Repository Address: 11947 Dream Street SW
Olympia,Washington,98512
USA

Title: Einck Families
Author: Donald and Margaret (Toedt) Einck
Publisher: 1982
Media Type: Manuscript
Text From Source:
Repository Name: Personal Library of Bruce Kuennen
Repository Address: 11947 Dream Street SW
Olympia,Washington,98512
USA

Title: Descendants of Heinrich Huinker and Kathrina (Ellert) Huinker
Author: DeEtta Ida (Huinker) Hemsath
Publisher: 1982
Media Type: Book
Page: 27
Source Text: Died at Camp O'Donnell - Luzon, Phillipines during World War II. (The following told by his brother Marcy) Information on his Purple Heart revealed that he died June 8, 1942 after the death march which arrived at a Japanese prison camp on May 12, 1942. More information in the book "The Naked Flagpole" taken from the diary of Col. Richard Malonee and published by the Colonel's son with the help of some of the surviving officers and Phillippine officers.
Confidence: 2