Veteran World War I
PVT Co B, 140th Inf 35th Div
Stephen did stenographic work never married.
Military service: Missouri National Guard and World War I as PVT Co B. 140th Inf. 35th Div.
He was wounded in action
#6 child of Robert M Bagby & Liz B Viley
* added by JMB notes
Stephen Y. Bagby, while in France with the 35 Division was wounded by machine gun fire at the battle of Argonne Forest. Disabled by a wound to his right leg . He crawled to a shell hole for safety. he was without medical attention for over 48 hours. Battle of Argonne Forest. He was with Pvt. Co.B.140 Inf.
Served over seas 4-25-1918 to 1-1-1919. On 1930 census at age 33 is in fathers household.
Never married, no children. Handicapped.
PVT Co B, 140th Inf 35th Div
Stephen did stenographic work never married.
Military service: Missouri National Guard and World War I as PVT Co B. 140th Inf. 35th Div.
He was wounded in action
#6 child of Robert M Bagby & Liz B Viley
* added by JMB notes
Stephen Y. Bagby, while in France with the 35 Division was wounded by machine gun fire at the battle of Argonne Forest. Disabled by a wound to his right leg . He crawled to a shell hole for safety. he was without medical attention for over 48 hours. Battle of Argonne Forest. He was with Pvt. Co.B.140 Inf.
Served over seas 4-25-1918 to 1-1-1919. On 1930 census at age 33 is in fathers household.
Never married, no children. Handicapped.
Veteran World War I
PVT Co B, 140th Inf 35th Div
Stephen did stenographic work never married.
Military service: Missouri National Guard and World War I as PVT Co B. 140th Inf. 35th Div.
He was wounded in action
#6 child of Robert M Bagby & Liz B Viley
* added by JMB notes
Stephen Y. Bagby, while in France with the 35 Division was wounded by machine gun fire at the battle of Argonne Forest. Disabled by a wound to his right leg . He crawled to a shell hole for safety. he was without medical attention for over 48 hours. Battle of Argonne Forest. He was with Pvt. Co.B.140 Inf.
Served over seas 4-25-1918 to 1-1-1919. On 1930 census at age 33 is in fathers household.
Never married, no children. Handicapped.
PVT Co B, 140th Inf 35th Div
Stephen did stenographic work never married.
Military service: Missouri National Guard and World War I as PVT Co B. 140th Inf. 35th Div.
He was wounded in action
#6 child of Robert M Bagby & Liz B Viley
* added by JMB notes
Stephen Y. Bagby, while in France with the 35 Division was wounded by machine gun fire at the battle of Argonne Forest. Disabled by a wound to his right leg . He crawled to a shell hole for safety. he was without medical attention for over 48 hours. Battle of Argonne Forest. He was with Pvt. Co.B.140 Inf.
Served over seas 4-25-1918 to 1-1-1919. On 1930 census at age 33 is in fathers household.
Never married, no children. Handicapped.
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