Kaye was born Alexander Kaye Ogilvie. His parents are Rev.David and Barbara Kaye Ogilvie. Kaye was born in Kenosha Wisconsin. He lived many places as his father had many pastorates. His final home was in Chicago Illnois.
Kaye was a pilot with the 278th Aero Squadron during WWI. He lost his life on November 29, 1918, eighteen days after the armistice was signed. I understand that he and his observer Bill. N Williams where doing practice runs when the accident happened. Both men lost their lives that day.
Kaye was buried at least twice. burial: 29 November 1918 in American Military Cemetery No. 108, Grave 369 Mkd Cross, near Evacuation Hospital No. 1 which was located at the Sebastopal Barracks, Toul, France/ Second burial, could be same place as St. Miehle American Cemetery, Thiaucourt-Regnieville in Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. His body was brought home in 1921 and was buried at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Kaye was a pilot with the 278th Aero Squadron during WWI. He lost his life on November 29, 1918, eighteen days after the armistice was signed. I understand that he and his observer Bill. N Williams where doing practice runs when the accident happened. Both men lost their lives that day.
Kaye was buried at least twice. burial: 29 November 1918 in American Military Cemetery No. 108, Grave 369 Mkd Cross, near Evacuation Hospital No. 1 which was located at the Sebastopal Barracks, Toul, France/ Second burial, could be same place as St. Miehle American Cemetery, Thiaucourt-Regnieville in Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. His body was brought home in 1921 and was buried at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Kaye was born Alexander Kaye Ogilvie. His parents are Rev.David and Barbara Kaye Ogilvie. Kaye was born in Kenosha Wisconsin. He lived many places as his father had many pastorates. His final home was in Chicago Illnois.
Kaye was a pilot with the 278th Aero Squadron during WWI. He lost his life on November 29, 1918, eighteen days after the armistice was signed. I understand that he and his observer Bill. N Williams where doing practice runs when the accident happened. Both men lost their lives that day.
Kaye was buried at least twice. burial: 29 November 1918 in American Military Cemetery No. 108, Grave 369 Mkd Cross, near Evacuation Hospital No. 1 which was located at the Sebastopal Barracks, Toul, France/ Second burial, could be same place as St. Miehle American Cemetery, Thiaucourt-Regnieville in Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. His body was brought home in 1921 and was buried at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Kaye was a pilot with the 278th Aero Squadron during WWI. He lost his life on November 29, 1918, eighteen days after the armistice was signed. I understand that he and his observer Bill. N Williams where doing practice runs when the accident happened. Both men lost their lives that day.
Kaye was buried at least twice. burial: 29 November 1918 in American Military Cemetery No. 108, Grave 369 Mkd Cross, near Evacuation Hospital No. 1 which was located at the Sebastopal Barracks, Toul, France/ Second burial, could be same place as St. Miehle American Cemetery, Thiaucourt-Regnieville in Meurthe-et-Moselle, France. His body was brought home in 1921 and was buried at Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis, Indiana.
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burial: 29 November 1918
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