George enlisted into the United States Marine Corp on July 30, 1917, at Fort Crockett Galveston Texas.
George's death certificate states that he died from influenza, apparently a victim of the 1918=1919 Flu pandemic, which disproportionately killed more young people between the ages of 20-40.
He was single and was the son of Charles Axel and Sarah Ann (Lancaster) Lindblom.
George's death certificate states that he died from influenza, apparently a victim of the 1918=1919 Flu pandemic, which disproportionately killed more young people between the ages of 20-40.
He was single and was the son of Charles Axel and Sarah Ann (Lancaster) Lindblom.
George enlisted into the United States Marine Corp on July 30, 1917, at Fort Crockett Galveston Texas.
George's death certificate states that he died from influenza, apparently a victim of the 1918=1919 Flu pandemic, which disproportionately killed more young people between the ages of 20-40.
He was single and was the son of Charles Axel and Sarah Ann (Lancaster) Lindblom.
George's death certificate states that he died from influenza, apparently a victim of the 1918=1919 Flu pandemic, which disproportionately killed more young people between the ages of 20-40.
He was single and was the son of Charles Axel and Sarah Ann (Lancaster) Lindblom.
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