He was the son of Denniston Charlton Sr. and Lois Wibberly Charlton.
He was the brother of Lois Elizabeth Charlton.
He was a deck cadet with the United States Merchant Marine Service on board the S.S. Arthur Middleton when it was torpedoed in the Mediterranean Sea. Only three men survived. He was posthumously awarded the Mariner's Medal, the Combat Bar, the Atlantic War Zone Bar, the Mediterranean-Middle East War Zone Bar, the Victory Medal and a Presidential Testimonial Letter.
He was the brother of Lois Elizabeth Charlton.
He was a deck cadet with the United States Merchant Marine Service on board the S.S. Arthur Middleton when it was torpedoed in the Mediterranean Sea. Only three men survived. He was posthumously awarded the Mariner's Medal, the Combat Bar, the Atlantic War Zone Bar, the Mediterranean-Middle East War Zone Bar, the Victory Medal and a Presidential Testimonial Letter.
He was the son of Denniston Charlton Sr. and Lois Wibberly Charlton.
He was the brother of Lois Elizabeth Charlton.
He was a deck cadet with the United States Merchant Marine Service on board the S.S. Arthur Middleton when it was torpedoed in the Mediterranean Sea. Only three men survived. He was posthumously awarded the Mariner's Medal, the Combat Bar, the Atlantic War Zone Bar, the Mediterranean-Middle East War Zone Bar, the Victory Medal and a Presidential Testimonial Letter.
He was the brother of Lois Elizabeth Charlton.
He was a deck cadet with the United States Merchant Marine Service on board the S.S. Arthur Middleton when it was torpedoed in the Mediterranean Sea. Only three men survived. He was posthumously awarded the Mariner's Medal, the Combat Bar, the Atlantic War Zone Bar, the Mediterranean-Middle East War Zone Bar, the Victory Medal and a Presidential Testimonial Letter.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
