Never married.
Served in WW1, 117 Am. Tr., Company F, 42 Rainbow Div.
(from the Anderson County History Book): Mar. 10, 1969--Claude H. Hester, Garnett, died Mar. 9 at home of his sister Rose in Garnett.
Funeral at Farris Chapel and burial in Lone Elm Cemetery.
He was born Sept. 30, 1883 at Earlton KS. son of Walter Hillis & Laura Alice Hester. He lived in Anderson Co. most of his life, moving to California in 1942, then returning to Garnett in 1963.
Veteran of US army in 1917 with 117th Ammunition train in Rainbow Division in Europe and France.
Preceded by 3 brothers, Leo, Walter, Glenn, and sister Edith.
Survived by brother Rollo, and sisters Dorthy and Rose.
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Served in WW1, 117 Am. Tr., Company F, 42 Rainbow Div.
(from the Anderson County History Book): Mar. 10, 1969--Claude H. Hester, Garnett, died Mar. 9 at home of his sister Rose in Garnett.
Funeral at Farris Chapel and burial in Lone Elm Cemetery.
He was born Sept. 30, 1883 at Earlton KS. son of Walter Hillis & Laura Alice Hester. He lived in Anderson Co. most of his life, moving to California in 1942, then returning to Garnett in 1963.
Veteran of US army in 1917 with 117th Ammunition train in Rainbow Division in Europe and France.
Preceded by 3 brothers, Leo, Walter, Glenn, and sister Edith.
Survived by brother Rollo, and sisters Dorthy and Rose.
Info provided by 47085856
Never married.
Served in WW1, 117 Am. Tr., Company F, 42 Rainbow Div.
(from the Anderson County History Book): Mar. 10, 1969--Claude H. Hester, Garnett, died Mar. 9 at home of his sister Rose in Garnett.
Funeral at Farris Chapel and burial in Lone Elm Cemetery.
He was born Sept. 30, 1883 at Earlton KS. son of Walter Hillis & Laura Alice Hester. He lived in Anderson Co. most of his life, moving to California in 1942, then returning to Garnett in 1963.
Veteran of US army in 1917 with 117th Ammunition train in Rainbow Division in Europe and France.
Preceded by 3 brothers, Leo, Walter, Glenn, and sister Edith.
Survived by brother Rollo, and sisters Dorthy and Rose.
Info provided by 47085856
Served in WW1, 117 Am. Tr., Company F, 42 Rainbow Div.
(from the Anderson County History Book): Mar. 10, 1969--Claude H. Hester, Garnett, died Mar. 9 at home of his sister Rose in Garnett.
Funeral at Farris Chapel and burial in Lone Elm Cemetery.
He was born Sept. 30, 1883 at Earlton KS. son of Walter Hillis & Laura Alice Hester. He lived in Anderson Co. most of his life, moving to California in 1942, then returning to Garnett in 1963.
Veteran of US army in 1917 with 117th Ammunition train in Rainbow Division in Europe and France.
Preceded by 3 brothers, Leo, Walter, Glenn, and sister Edith.
Survived by brother Rollo, and sisters Dorthy and Rose.
Info provided by 47085856
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