Private Arthur W Cardwell of Company D, 352nd Infantry, died in the Meuse-Argonne. He was listed among those who died of disease there in The Washington Post, Washington D.C. on 3 Dec 1918, pg 8.
His parents were Oren Marcellus Cardwell and Amanda E Higday Cardwell of Sioux City, Iowa. He was drafted while in South Dakota but his home residence was Merrill Route 2, Iowa.
He was one of many children, and not the only who predeceased his mother, Amanda. She is listed on the index "Pilgrimages of the Gold Star Mothers and Widows, 1930-1933" and had chosen not to make the pilgrimage to Europe, for whatever reasons financial or personal.
His parents were Oren Marcellus Cardwell and Amanda E Higday Cardwell of Sioux City, Iowa. He was drafted while in South Dakota but his home residence was Merrill Route 2, Iowa.
He was one of many children, and not the only who predeceased his mother, Amanda. She is listed on the index "Pilgrimages of the Gold Star Mothers and Widows, 1930-1933" and had chosen not to make the pilgrimage to Europe, for whatever reasons financial or personal.
Private Arthur W Cardwell of Company D, 352nd Infantry, died in the Meuse-Argonne. He was listed among those who died of disease there in The Washington Post, Washington D.C. on 3 Dec 1918, pg 8.
His parents were Oren Marcellus Cardwell and Amanda E Higday Cardwell of Sioux City, Iowa. He was drafted while in South Dakota but his home residence was Merrill Route 2, Iowa.
He was one of many children, and not the only who predeceased his mother, Amanda. She is listed on the index "Pilgrimages of the Gold Star Mothers and Widows, 1930-1933" and had chosen not to make the pilgrimage to Europe, for whatever reasons financial or personal.
His parents were Oren Marcellus Cardwell and Amanda E Higday Cardwell of Sioux City, Iowa. He was drafted while in South Dakota but his home residence was Merrill Route 2, Iowa.
He was one of many children, and not the only who predeceased his mother, Amanda. She is listed on the index "Pilgrimages of the Gold Star Mothers and Widows, 1930-1933" and had chosen not to make the pilgrimage to Europe, for whatever reasons financial or personal.
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Arthur Cardwell; Pvt 352 Inf 88 Div; South Dakota; Oct 24, 1918
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