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David E. Burch

Private First Class, U.S. Army Air Force — World War II

David E. Burch

Rank: Private First Class

Branch: U.S. Army Air Force

Serial: 32361995

Unit: 553rd Two-Engine Flying Training Squadron

Entered the service from: New Jersey

Died:

Buried at: Calvary Cemetery, State Highway 70 and Hampton Road, Cherry Hill NJ

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David E. Burch David E. Burch

David E. Burch

Private First Class David E. Burch was born in New Jersey on July 21, 1903. He spent much of his early life in the South. The Burch family was in South Carolina when brother Ernest was born in 1905, and in Alabama when sister Ella was born, around 1916. By the time of the April 1930 Census, his mother, Alverta Burch, was widowed, and was operating a boardinghouse in a property she owned at 110 East Maple Avenue in Merchantville NJ. At this point in time David Burch was working as an automobile mechanic. His brother Ernest was at law school. At some point David Burch married, and joined the Army.

David Burch was still serving in the United States Army Air Force when he died on December 26, 1946. He was survived by his wife Mary.

Buried at Calvary Cemetery

David and Mary Burch at Calvary Cemetery David E. Burch headstone, Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill NJ

David and Mary Burch at Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill NJ

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