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- Hyndford Street, he had a brother, William. He married his wife, Joan McCommiskey and moved to Dundonald, and had children. They bought a house in Ballybeen...
- Kicker Tennessee 7 26 192 Doak Field Linebacker Baylor 9 26 247 Chuck Commiskey Guard Ole Miss 10 27 275 Hubie Oliver Running Back Arizona 11 27 303 Gail...
- Infantry Regiment Killed when he threw himself on a grenade Henry A. Commiskey, Sr. Marine Corps O-01Second Lieutenant Yongdungpo, South Korea September...
- equipment. Indiana F1 Rushville Rush 1833 0.1 miles (0.16 km) F2 NE of Commiskey Jennings, Jefferson 2310 6.3 miles (10.1 km) Tornado unroofed and destro****...
- Mike Wilson  WR Washington State Pac-10 9 247 Philadelphia Eagles Chuck Commiskey  C Ole Miss SEC 9 248 Oakland Raiders Curt Mohl  OT UCLA Pac-10 10 249...
- Collins Mark Collins Mo Collins Shawn Collins Ben Colman James Colvin Chuck Commiskey Glen Condren Mike Connelly John Connon Scott Conover John Contoulis Edward...
- Folsom 85 Al Kimichik Offensive linemen (OL) 65 Scott Burris G 69 Chuck Commiskey G 75 Irv Eatman OT 61 Rich Garza G 63 George Gilbert G 55 Joe Happe C/G...
- Pfc Walter C. Monegan, Jr. Pfc Stanley R. Christianson 1stLt Henry A. Commiskey Pfc William B. Baugh Maj Reginald R. Myers Capt Carl L. Sitter TSgt Harold...
- Grant was buried at West Point Cemetery. In 1910, Grant married Marjorie Commiskey of Brooklyn. They were the parents of four children. Sons Walter and Philip...
- located in southern Jennings County, Indiana, USA, near the village of Commiskey. It was visited by John Hunt Morgan during his cavalry march through Indiana...