Abran was the son of Santiago and Virginia Martin (Martinez). Identified siblings were: Ferminia, Seferina E., Marina, Epifanio, Vicente, Eloisa, Merenciana, Malaquias, and Manuel.
Abran's WWI draft registration card (5 Jun 1917) described him as medium height, medium build, gray eyes, and black hair and born in La Cieneguilla (Pilar). Interestingly, Abran's date of passing was while WWI was still being fought.
Private Abran Martinez; of Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico; was listed as "Died of Disease" on 5 Oct 1918. His unit was recorded as "Co. 22, Camp Pike, Aug.A.R.D.". His mother was identified as Virginia Martinez (New Mexico Casualty Lists, p.16).
Private Abram Martinez of Ranchos de Taos was listed as Killed in Action in the Great War (Soldiers of the Great War: New Mexico, Vol. 2, p.267).
Abrán was originally buried in France, but was returned to the U.S. and buried here in Oct. of 1920 (government archives)
Abran's WWI draft registration card (5 Jun 1917) described him as medium height, medium build, gray eyes, and black hair and born in La Cieneguilla (Pilar). Interestingly, Abran's date of passing was while WWI was still being fought.
Private Abran Martinez; of Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico; was listed as "Died of Disease" on 5 Oct 1918. His unit was recorded as "Co. 22, Camp Pike, Aug.A.R.D.". His mother was identified as Virginia Martinez (New Mexico Casualty Lists, p.16).
Private Abram Martinez of Ranchos de Taos was listed as Killed in Action in the Great War (Soldiers of the Great War: New Mexico, Vol. 2, p.267).
Abrán was originally buried in France, but was returned to the U.S. and buried here in Oct. of 1920 (government archives)
Abran was the son of Santiago and Virginia Martin (Martinez). Identified siblings were: Ferminia, Seferina E., Marina, Epifanio, Vicente, Eloisa, Merenciana, Malaquias, and Manuel.
Abran's WWI draft registration card (5 Jun 1917) described him as medium height, medium build, gray eyes, and black hair and born in La Cieneguilla (Pilar). Interestingly, Abran's date of passing was while WWI was still being fought.
Private Abran Martinez; of Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico; was listed as "Died of Disease" on 5 Oct 1918. His unit was recorded as "Co. 22, Camp Pike, Aug.A.R.D.". His mother was identified as Virginia Martinez (New Mexico Casualty Lists, p.16).
Private Abram Martinez of Ranchos de Taos was listed as Killed in Action in the Great War (Soldiers of the Great War: New Mexico, Vol. 2, p.267).
Abrán was originally buried in France, but was returned to the U.S. and buried here in Oct. of 1920 (government archives)
Abran's WWI draft registration card (5 Jun 1917) described him as medium height, medium build, gray eyes, and black hair and born in La Cieneguilla (Pilar). Interestingly, Abran's date of passing was while WWI was still being fought.
Private Abran Martinez; of Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico; was listed as "Died of Disease" on 5 Oct 1918. His unit was recorded as "Co. 22, Camp Pike, Aug.A.R.D.". His mother was identified as Virginia Martinez (New Mexico Casualty Lists, p.16).
Private Abram Martinez of Ranchos de Taos was listed as Killed in Action in the Great War (Soldiers of the Great War: New Mexico, Vol. 2, p.267).
Abrán was originally buried in France, but was returned to the U.S. and buried here in Oct. of 1920 (government archives)
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