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Per Donald L. Baker, August 24, 1997. During WWII, Warren fought in Guam, and the Pacific. He was captured and endured the Batan Death March. At one point he was on the ground, and a enemy solder rammed a bannet through him - it went between his body and arm, causing no harm.

Built a home for himself and June on New State Road, just South of the "Home Farm". It would be the second house South of Burras Road on West side of New State

Obituary:

GEORGE WARREN BURRAS
NORTH FAIRFIELD - George Warren Burras, 40, of New State Road, died unexpectedly Saturday afternoon shortly after being admitted to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital with an apparent heart attack. He was a life long resident of North Fairfield and was employed as a heavy equipemnt operator by the Maerkisch Construction Co. of North Fairfield. Mr. Burras was a verteran of World War II and saw service in the South Pacific

He was a member of the North Fairfield Methodist Church, Firelands Memorial Post 706 of the American Legion, the State Patrol Auxiliary. He was a North Fairfield volunteer fireman. Surviving are his widow, June, a daughter, Particia, and a son, Scott, both at home; his mother Mrs. Bessie Burras of North Fairfield; a sister, Mrs. Enda LaRonde of North Fiarfield; two nieces and a nephew. Friends may call at the Kuback Smith Funeral Home, North Fairfield. The Rev. Daniel Carmany and the Rev P.J. Garcia will officiate at the funeral services at 2pm Tuesday in the North Fairfield Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Milan Cemetery. [Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Dec 19, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.34288.159]

Individual: Burras, George
Social Security #: 297-18-4658
SS# issued in: Ohio

Birth date: Oct 4, 1924
Death date: Oct 1964