| Birth: | Jun. 28, 1886 | | Death: | Oct. 18, 1918 | 
Jacob was s/o Frank (b. 1843) and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Zemare (1855-1912) Snorek, from Bohemia, and lived in Chicago. In 1917, Jacob was a paint mixer for Bradley & Vrooman Co. in Chicago. He died in 1918 in France during the Great War. His wife Marga was left behind when he went to war.
War: World War I
Title: Private, U.S. Army
Rank: Private
Service: U.S. Army
Division: 55th Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Division
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Parents:
Frantisek Snorek (1845 - 1905)
Elizabeth Alzbeta Zemare Snorek (1855 - 1912)
Note: Entered service from Illinois | | | Burial:
Saint Mihiel American Cemetery and Memorial
Thiaucourt-Regnieville
Departement de Meurthe-et-Moselle
Lorraine, France
Plot: Plot C Row 7 Grave 2 |
Maintained by: Carrie and Allen
Originally Created by: CWGC/ABMC
Record added: Aug 07, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 56342269 |
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Carrie and Allen
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Jacob was born about 1887, s/o Frank (b. 1843) and Lizzie (b. 1852) Snorek, from Bohemia, lived in Chicago. In 1917, Jacob was a paint mixer for Bradley & Vrooman Co. in Chicago. He died in 1918 in France during the Great War. His wife Marga was left b...(Read more)
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Carrie and Allen
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