John Barton Carter died of tuberculosis at the Murphey Sanitarium, in Albuquerque, NM, on May 14, 1920. He was born in Canada and had recently resided in Albia, IA.
He was a World War I veteran, having served in the Canadian Overseas Railway Construction Corps as a Sapper. He was unmarried.
He was possibly the son of Lydice (Hoyel) from Wisconsin and Thomas Carter of Missouri.
He was a World War I veteran, having served in the Canadian Overseas Railway Construction Corps as a Sapper. He was unmarried.
He was possibly the son of Lydice (Hoyel) from Wisconsin and Thomas Carter of Missouri.
John Barton Carter died of tuberculosis at the Murphey Sanitarium, in Albuquerque, NM, on May 14, 1920. He was born in Canada and had recently resided in Albia, IA.
He was a World War I veteran, having served in the Canadian Overseas Railway Construction Corps as a Sapper. He was unmarried.
He was possibly the son of Lydice (Hoyel) from Wisconsin and Thomas Carter of Missouri.
He was a World War I veteran, having served in the Canadian Overseas Railway Construction Corps as a Sapper. He was unmarried.
He was possibly the son of Lydice (Hoyel) from Wisconsin and Thomas Carter of Missouri.
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Service Number 2500551, Sapper
Canadian Overseas Railway Construction Corps
World War One
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