KOREAN  WAR

Cpl Leonard E Hayworth, 5^th Marines, 1^st Marine Division.  b. February 3, 1928 in Indiana,  KIA September 24, 1950 near Seoul, which would have been shortly after the landing at Inchon.

Sgt Perry R Haworth, 24^th Infantry Army Division,  b. May 19, 1922, died of wounds November 5, 1950 at Chongchon River. Received the Bronze Star.

Sgt Wilbur A Haworth, Heavy Mortar Company, 31^st Infantry Regiment, 7^th Infantry Division.  b. 1928, Portland Oregon MIA November 30, 1950 at the Chosin Reservoir located in North Korea and was presumed dead on December 31, 1953.

Wilbur A Haworth Jr  b. 1928

      Wilbur A Haworth Sr  b 1890

            Asbury T Haworth  b. 1862  IA

                  Charles B Haworth  b. 1834  IN

                        Allen Haworth  b. 1814  OH

                              John B Haworth b.1778 NC

                                    George  b.1749 VA

                                          James  b. 1719  PA

                                                George b. 1676 

There were three (3) other Haworth's who were in the Army that were war casualties however were non life threatening;

Cpl Harold D Haworth, from Monterey California, wounded in South Korea February 1951.

Pfc John T Haworth, from Putman Indiana, wounded in South Korea August 1950.

Pvt Kenneth L Haworth, from Wayne County Michigan, wounded in North Korea Sector July 1953.

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