Trained as a machine gunner but as he was boarding a train to NY for shipping out to France to fight in Europe, WWI, he took a request for volunteers to serve at the Mexican border supporting the fight against Pancho Villa.
He had died of a cerebral stroke in Landover Hills, MD at the home of his second son.
Trained as a machine gunner but as he was boarding a train to NY for shipping out to France to fight in Europe, WWI, he took a request for volunteers to serve at the Mexican border supporting the fight against Pancho Villa.
He had died of a cerebral stroke in Landover Hills, MD at the home of his second son.
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South Carolina PFC SAN DEG 316 MG BN 81ST DIV USA
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Wife, Ruth Marvin, interred with him.
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