U.S. Army: According to the "New York Times", March 25, 1956 - Page 92, in 1899 he led the last U.S. cavalry charge against an enemy. (He was a 1st Lieutenant, Troop A, First Nevada Volunteer Cavalry: Spanish-American War, in the Philippines.) (NOTE: There are other claims for this.)
His parents were Jules Ernest Gignoux & Margaret Evelyn Mayer.
Social Security Number: 005-32-9901
He was cremated on March 25, 1956 at South Lawn Crematory, in Tucson.
Source: Death Certificate
His parents were Jules Ernest Gignoux & Margaret Evelyn Mayer.
Social Security Number: 005-32-9901
He was cremated on March 25, 1956 at South Lawn Crematory, in Tucson.
Source: Death Certificate
U.S. Army: According to the "New York Times", March 25, 1956 - Page 92, in 1899 he led the last U.S. cavalry charge against an enemy. (He was a 1st Lieutenant, Troop A, First Nevada Volunteer Cavalry: Spanish-American War, in the Philippines.) (NOTE: There are other claims for this.)
His parents were Jules Ernest Gignoux & Margaret Evelyn Mayer.
Social Security Number: 005-32-9901
He was cremated on March 25, 1956 at South Lawn Crematory, in Tucson.
Source: Death Certificate
His parents were Jules Ernest Gignoux & Margaret Evelyn Mayer.
Social Security Number: 005-32-9901
He was cremated on March 25, 1956 at South Lawn Crematory, in Tucson.
Source: Death Certificate
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