He was the son of John A. & Carrie Belle (Dame) Nelson. He had an older sibling, George A. Nelson. By 1910 he was living in Exeter NH with his parents (by now his mother had married a 2nd time to Walter Sargent).
On his WWI Registration Form, filled out on 5 June 1917, he shows his occupation as shoemaker for Gale Bros, Exeter NH. He was single, of medium height and stature, with blue eyes and light brown hair. During WWI he served as a Private in B Co., 104th Infantry, Yankee Division. He was Killed in Action in France.
On his WWI Registration Form, filled out on 5 June 1917, he shows his occupation as shoemaker for Gale Bros, Exeter NH. He was single, of medium height and stature, with blue eyes and light brown hair. During WWI he served as a Private in B Co., 104th Infantry, Yankee Division. He was Killed in Action in France.
He was the son of John A. & Carrie Belle (Dame) Nelson. He had an older sibling, George A. Nelson. By 1910 he was living in Exeter NH with his parents (by now his mother had married a 2nd time to Walter Sargent).
On his WWI Registration Form, filled out on 5 June 1917, he shows his occupation as shoemaker for Gale Bros, Exeter NH. He was single, of medium height and stature, with blue eyes and light brown hair. During WWI he served as a Private in B Co., 104th Infantry, Yankee Division. He was Killed in Action in France.
On his WWI Registration Form, filled out on 5 June 1917, he shows his occupation as shoemaker for Gale Bros, Exeter NH. He was single, of medium height and stature, with blue eyes and light brown hair. During WWI he served as a Private in B Co., 104th Infantry, Yankee Division. He was Killed in Action in France.
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