He was the son of Odilon and Philomene (Lavoie) Bisson (both born in Canada) of South Lancaster, 1919. Single. Mail Carrier.
In WWI he served as a soldier at Ft. Ethan Allen at the time of his death in the Post Hospital there of disease (pneumonia as the result of influenza). He entered the U.S. military on 9 May 1918. His death record states he was a member of the 10th Cavalry, 12th Squadron. His Massachusetts burial record states he is in Saint Johns Cemetery, Lancaster MA.
In WWI he served as a soldier at Ft. Ethan Allen at the time of his death in the Post Hospital there of disease (pneumonia as the result of influenza). He entered the U.S. military on 9 May 1918. His death record states he was a member of the 10th Cavalry, 12th Squadron. His Massachusetts burial record states he is in Saint Johns Cemetery, Lancaster MA.
He was the son of Odilon and Philomene (Lavoie) Bisson (both born in Canada) of South Lancaster, 1919. Single. Mail Carrier.
In WWI he served as a soldier at Ft. Ethan Allen at the time of his death in the Post Hospital there of disease (pneumonia as the result of influenza). He entered the U.S. military on 9 May 1918. His death record states he was a member of the 10th Cavalry, 12th Squadron. His Massachusetts burial record states he is in Saint Johns Cemetery, Lancaster MA.
In WWI he served as a soldier at Ft. Ethan Allen at the time of his death in the Post Hospital there of disease (pneumonia as the result of influenza). He entered the U.S. military on 9 May 1918. His death record states he was a member of the 10th Cavalry, 12th Squadron. His Massachusetts burial record states he is in Saint Johns Cemetery, Lancaster MA.
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