Julian Hatcher

1888–1963 (age 75)

Military Officer

About Julian Hatcher

Julian Hatcher (1888–1963) lived to age 75. They were a military officer. Born in Virginia, they died in Springfield. They are buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.

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