Ship's Cook 1/c U.S. Naval Reserve Force, World War One-Seaman Trahan died of Broncho-Pneumonia on 10-1-1918 at the Willard Parker Hospital, New York, New York.
Seaman Trahan is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Trahan of 1109 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, Louisiana, and he enlisted with the Navy in New Orleans on 6-15-1911.
Awards: Navy Good Conduct Medal, 2nd award, WWI Victory Medal.
Seaman Trahan is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Trahan of 1109 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, Louisiana, and he enlisted with the Navy in New Orleans on 6-15-1911.
Awards: Navy Good Conduct Medal, 2nd award, WWI Victory Medal.
Ship's Cook 1/c U.S. Naval Reserve Force, World War One-Seaman Trahan died of Broncho-Pneumonia on 10-1-1918 at the Willard Parker Hospital, New York, New York.
Seaman Trahan is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Trahan of 1109 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, Louisiana, and he enlisted with the Navy in New Orleans on 6-15-1911.
Awards: Navy Good Conduct Medal, 2nd award, WWI Victory Medal.
Seaman Trahan is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Trahan of 1109 Lafayette Street, Lafayette, Louisiana, and he enlisted with the Navy in New Orleans on 6-15-1911.
Awards: Navy Good Conduct Medal, 2nd award, WWI Victory Medal.
Bio by: david c. henderson
Inscription
AT NAVAL HOSPITAL
BROOKLYN NEW YORK
IN THE SERVICE OF
U.S. NAVY FOR SEVEN YEARS
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
