PVT, CO E, 113th Ammunition Train, 38th DIV, AEF, US ARMY, WWI, 1917-1919.
Born James Howard, to parents Martin Patrick Constantine & Cora Noel Constantine, he preferred the use of his middle name. He married Flora Jackson Breeden. She was the daughter of Willis & Mary Stewart Jackson and the former wife of Albert Breeden. He provided a home for her children, from her previous marriage, Naomi Pearl and Alfred Earl Breeden.
Mr. Constantine was employed, as a foreman, at the Campbell Tobacco Co. in Louisville. He was killed, instantly, when he fell from a third story window, at their factory.
Born James Howard, to parents Martin Patrick Constantine & Cora Noel Constantine, he preferred the use of his middle name. He married Flora Jackson Breeden. She was the daughter of Willis & Mary Stewart Jackson and the former wife of Albert Breeden. He provided a home for her children, from her previous marriage, Naomi Pearl and Alfred Earl Breeden.
Mr. Constantine was employed, as a foreman, at the Campbell Tobacco Co. in Louisville. He was killed, instantly, when he fell from a third story window, at their factory.
PVT, CO E, 113th Ammunition Train, 38th DIV, AEF, US ARMY, WWI, 1917-1919.
Born James Howard, to parents Martin Patrick Constantine & Cora Noel Constantine, he preferred the use of his middle name. He married Flora Jackson Breeden. She was the daughter of Willis & Mary Stewart Jackson and the former wife of Albert Breeden. He provided a home for her children, from her previous marriage, Naomi Pearl and Alfred Earl Breeden.
Mr. Constantine was employed, as a foreman, at the Campbell Tobacco Co. in Louisville. He was killed, instantly, when he fell from a third story window, at their factory.
Born James Howard, to parents Martin Patrick Constantine & Cora Noel Constantine, he preferred the use of his middle name. He married Flora Jackson Breeden. She was the daughter of Willis & Mary Stewart Jackson and the former wife of Albert Breeden. He provided a home for her children, from her previous marriage, Naomi Pearl and Alfred Earl Breeden.
Mr. Constantine was employed, as a foreman, at the Campbell Tobacco Co. in Louisville. He was killed, instantly, when he fell from a third story window, at their factory.
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