Family Card - Person Sheet
NameEdward Vallar 
Birth9 Aug 1911, St. Louis, Missouri
DeathApr 1984
FatherPietro Antonio Vallar (1868-1916)
MotherClara Gohl (1878-1945)
Spouses
Birth13 Sep 1920, Williamson, Illinois, USA
Death30 Jul 2002, Jerico, New York
FatherGiacomo / James Muin (1879-1952)
MotherLuigia / Louise Vallar (1886-1971)
ChildrenDenise (1953-)
Edward (1962-)
Notes for Edward Vallar
of Jericho, New York according to Celso Vallar.
SSDI: 489-18-8864 issued in Missouri.
He appears to have been a ship’s engineer from about 1937 to 1956.
In April 1943, Edward Vallar, born 9 August 1911 in St. Louis, Missouri, residing at 7238 West Park Avenue, St. Louis, is listed among the survivors of the SS Nathaniel Greene brought into New York on the John Hawthorn which had sailed from Oran.
“On 24/2/43 U-565 torpedoed and damaged the SS Nathaniel Greene 40 miles NE of Oran{Algeria}This vessel was later hit by an aerial torpedo, she was towed into harbour but declared to be a total loss.”
“During a long voyage to North Russia, SS Nathaniel Greene was under incessant and violent attack by enemy planes and submarines. In most gallant fashion, and in spite of many crew casualties, she consistently out-maneuvered and out-fought the enemy, finally discharging her vital cargo at the designated port. After effecting temporary repairs to her battered hull and rigging, she took part in the North African Campaign. Bound for her last port, with limited cargo, she was torpedoed, and in a sinking condition was successfully beached.”
EDWARD L VALLAR
Aug 9, 1911
Bethpage, NY 11714
SSDI: 489-18-8864 issued in Missouri.
He appears to have been a ship’s engineer from about 1937 to 1956.
In April 1943, Edward Vallar, born 9 August 1911 in St. Louis, Missouri, residing at 7238 West Park Avenue, St. Louis, is listed among the survivors of the SS Nathaniel Greene brought into New York on the John Hawthorn which had sailed from Oran.
“On 24/2/43 U-565 torpedoed and damaged the SS Nathaniel Greene 40 miles NE of Oran{Algeria}This vessel was later hit by an aerial torpedo, she was towed into harbour but declared to be a total loss.”
“During a long voyage to North Russia, SS Nathaniel Greene was under incessant and violent attack by enemy planes and submarines. In most gallant fashion, and in spite of many crew casualties, she consistently out-maneuvered and out-fought the enemy, finally discharging her vital cargo at the designated port. After effecting temporary repairs to her battered hull and rigging, she took part in the North African Campaign. Bound for her last port, with limited cargo, she was torpedoed, and in a sinking condition was successfully beached.”
EDWARD L VALLAR
Aug 9, 1911
Bethpage, NY 11714