Made up information from Herbert Rickarts. I am leaving the incorrect information from Mr. Rickarts on the memorial, so if any corrections are suggested referring back to Mr. Rickarts misinformation the correction will be denied.
Private Harry Carr
Died while on active service with the US Artillery in the AEF in France of The Spanish Influenza of 1918-19. The Sad part is the war was over for over a month before his death.
The Photo of Harry is Courtesy of the Carr family and was taken just before he went "Over There" in the early part of 1918. There is No Military Marker on his Grave to say that he gave his life for his country. This shall be Remedied ASAP. The Photo of the Family Grave marker was taken in Sept. 2001 and the other two photos are there to show you what The Gold Hill NV City Cemetery looks like now.
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Correct information
Mr. Carr did not die in France. he died in Gold Hill, Nevada
Private Harry Carr
Died while on active service with the US Artillery in the AEF in France of The Spanish Influenza of 1918-19. The Sad part is the war was over for over a month before his death.
The Photo of Harry is Courtesy of the Carr family and was taken just before he went "Over There" in the early part of 1918. There is No Military Marker on his Grave to say that he gave his life for his country. This shall be Remedied ASAP. The Photo of the Family Grave marker was taken in Sept. 2001 and the other two photos are there to show you what The Gold Hill NV City Cemetery looks like now.
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Correct information
Mr. Carr did not die in France. he died in Gold Hill, Nevada
Made up information from Herbert Rickarts. I am leaving the incorrect information from Mr. Rickarts on the memorial, so if any corrections are suggested referring back to Mr. Rickarts misinformation the correction will be denied.
Private Harry Carr
Died while on active service with the US Artillery in the AEF in France of The Spanish Influenza of 1918-19. The Sad part is the war was over for over a month before his death.
The Photo of Harry is Courtesy of the Carr family and was taken just before he went "Over There" in the early part of 1918. There is No Military Marker on his Grave to say that he gave his life for his country. This shall be Remedied ASAP. The Photo of the Family Grave marker was taken in Sept. 2001 and the other two photos are there to show you what The Gold Hill NV City Cemetery looks like now.
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Correct information
Mr. Carr did not die in France. he died in Gold Hill, Nevada
Private Harry Carr
Died while on active service with the US Artillery in the AEF in France of The Spanish Influenza of 1918-19. The Sad part is the war was over for over a month before his death.
The Photo of Harry is Courtesy of the Carr family and was taken just before he went "Over There" in the early part of 1918. There is No Military Marker on his Grave to say that he gave his life for his country. This shall be Remedied ASAP. The Photo of the Family Grave marker was taken in Sept. 2001 and the other two photos are there to show you what The Gold Hill NV City Cemetery looks like now.
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Correct information
Mr. Carr did not die in France. he died in Gold Hill, Nevada
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