McCurtain County and Southeast Oklahoma
Sylvester Pate
Syilvester Pate, son of Benjamin and Ora Pate, born at Bagwell, TX on 20 Jan, 1896, and had only a short course in the common schools of Texas and Oklahoma. He enlisted for the World War at Idabel on 5 June, 1917 and went into training at Camp Travis at once. Left Camp Travis for France on 9 June, 1918.
He was fatally wounded on 12 October, 1918, somewhere in France, and died the next day. He was a member of Company E, 358th Infantry, 90th Division. His remains were brouht home and buried in the Denison Cemetery near Idabel.
Sylvester Pate
Syilvester Pate, son of Benjamin and Ora Pate, born at Bagwell, TX on 20 Jan, 1896, and had only a short course in the common schools of Texas and Oklahoma. He enlisted for the World War at Idabel on 5 June, 1917 and went into training at Camp Travis at once. Left Camp Travis for France on 9 June, 1918.
He was fatally wounded on 12 October, 1918, somewhere in France, and died the next day. He was a member of Company E, 358th Infantry, 90th Division. His remains were brouht home and buried in the Denison Cemetery near Idabel.
McCurtain County and Southeast Oklahoma
Sylvester Pate
Syilvester Pate, son of Benjamin and Ora Pate, born at Bagwell, TX on 20 Jan, 1896, and had only a short course in the common schools of Texas and Oklahoma. He enlisted for the World War at Idabel on 5 June, 1917 and went into training at Camp Travis at once. Left Camp Travis for France on 9 June, 1918.
He was fatally wounded on 12 October, 1918, somewhere in France, and died the next day. He was a member of Company E, 358th Infantry, 90th Division. His remains were brouht home and buried in the Denison Cemetery near Idabel.
Sylvester Pate
Syilvester Pate, son of Benjamin and Ora Pate, born at Bagwell, TX on 20 Jan, 1896, and had only a short course in the common schools of Texas and Oklahoma. He enlisted for the World War at Idabel on 5 June, 1917 and went into training at Camp Travis at once. Left Camp Travis for France on 9 June, 1918.
He was fatally wounded on 12 October, 1918, somewhere in France, and died the next day. He was a member of Company E, 358th Infantry, 90th Division. His remains were brouht home and buried in the Denison Cemetery near Idabel.
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