Killed in Action, near the village of Nieppe, World War I, as a member of Headquarters Company, 310th Infantry Regiment, 78th Infantry Division. Age: 27 years, 7 months, 29 days.
Henry was the first to die in the war from Rome, NY, and in his honor the Rome American Legion Post #24 is named after him.
Prior to being drafted into the Army, Henry was a plumber for 10 years, working for John R. Harper, in Rome.
He was the youngest and only son of Patrick H. and Rosana "Rose" Garry Smith.
Henry was the first to die in the war from Rome, NY, and in his honor the Rome American Legion Post #24 is named after him.
Prior to being drafted into the Army, Henry was a plumber for 10 years, working for John R. Harper, in Rome.
He was the youngest and only son of Patrick H. and Rosana "Rose" Garry Smith.
Killed in Action, near the village of Nieppe, World War I, as a member of Headquarters Company, 310th Infantry Regiment, 78th Infantry Division. Age: 27 years, 7 months, 29 days.
Henry was the first to die in the war from Rome, NY, and in his honor the Rome American Legion Post #24 is named after him.
Prior to being drafted into the Army, Henry was a plumber for 10 years, working for John R. Harper, in Rome.
He was the youngest and only son of Patrick H. and Rosana "Rose" Garry Smith.
Henry was the first to die in the war from Rome, NY, and in his honor the Rome American Legion Post #24 is named after him.
Prior to being drafted into the Army, Henry was a plumber for 10 years, working for John R. Harper, in Rome.
He was the youngest and only son of Patrick H. and Rosana "Rose" Garry Smith.
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