CO E 359 US INF
KILLED IN ACTION IN ARCONNE FOREST OF FRANCE.
The remains of Bruce Baker, who was killed in Frances, were buried at Loving. MR. Baker was raised in Jack County near the Berwick community. He was employed in the Loving community when he entered the US Army.
The Jacksboro Gazette
August 25, 1921
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KILLED IN ACTION IN ARCONNE FOREST OF FRANCE.
The remains of Bruce Baker, who was killed in Frances, were buried at Loving. MR. Baker was raised in Jack County near the Berwick community. He was employed in the Loving community when he entered the US Army.
The Jacksboro Gazette
August 25, 1921
Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
CO E 359 US INF
KILLED IN ACTION IN ARCONNE FOREST OF FRANCE.
The remains of Bruce Baker, who was killed in Frances, were buried at Loving. MR. Baker was raised in Jack County near the Berwick community. He was employed in the Loving community when he entered the US Army.
The Jacksboro Gazette
August 25, 1921
Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
KILLED IN ACTION IN ARCONNE FOREST OF FRANCE.
The remains of Bruce Baker, who was killed in Frances, were buried at Loving. MR. Baker was raised in Jack County near the Berwick community. He was employed in the Loving community when he entered the US Army.
The Jacksboro Gazette
August 25, 1921
Contributed by Searchers of Our Past
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CO E 359 US INF
KILLED IN ACTION
IN ARGONNE FOREST
OF FRANCE.
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