Source: Unknown Florida Newspaper, 24 Jan 1919 taken from index cards at the East Stake Family History Center, Jacksonville, Florida.
Charles A. Stockton, aged 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stockton, died this morning at 6 o'clock at the parental home on St. Johns avenue of pneumonia.
Deceased had been at Camp Johnston as a private in the Quartermasters Corps, and was taken ill with influenza several days ago. He had just been discharged from the service.
The funeral arrangements will be announced later. This is the second son Mr. and Mrs. Stockton have lost from pneumonia. The other son, Montgomery, who was a member of the officer's training camp near Houston havaing died last November.
Charles A. Stockton, aged 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stockton, died this morning at 6 o'clock at the parental home on St. Johns avenue of pneumonia.
Deceased had been at Camp Johnston as a private in the Quartermasters Corps, and was taken ill with influenza several days ago. He had just been discharged from the service.
The funeral arrangements will be announced later. This is the second son Mr. and Mrs. Stockton have lost from pneumonia. The other son, Montgomery, who was a member of the officer's training camp near Houston havaing died last November.
Source: Unknown Florida Newspaper, 24 Jan 1919 taken from index cards at the East Stake Family History Center, Jacksonville, Florida.
Charles A. Stockton, aged 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stockton, died this morning at 6 o'clock at the parental home on St. Johns avenue of pneumonia.
Deceased had been at Camp Johnston as a private in the Quartermasters Corps, and was taken ill with influenza several days ago. He had just been discharged from the service.
The funeral arrangements will be announced later. This is the second son Mr. and Mrs. Stockton have lost from pneumonia. The other son, Montgomery, who was a member of the officer's training camp near Houston havaing died last November.
Charles A. Stockton, aged 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stockton, died this morning at 6 o'clock at the parental home on St. Johns avenue of pneumonia.
Deceased had been at Camp Johnston as a private in the Quartermasters Corps, and was taken ill with influenza several days ago. He had just been discharged from the service.
The funeral arrangements will be announced later. This is the second son Mr. and Mrs. Stockton have lost from pneumonia. The other son, Montgomery, who was a member of the officer's training camp near Houston havaing died last November.
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