Private, 127th Infantry, 32 Division, Co B, American Expeditionary Forces, World War I.
Son of Burrel and Gillie Ann (Scott) Driver of Liberty, TN.
In May or June of 1917, He stated on his draft registration form that he was of a medium height and not stout, with black hair and brown eyes. At the time he was living in Liberty, TN., and working as a farmer, with no dependents.
He did his military training in St Louis, MO.
Dib departed Hoboken, NJ, aboard the Steamer Victoria on August 13, 1918 bound for Montreal QC. He eventually landed in France and fought in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive where he was killed in action. Age 29.
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Son of Burrel and Gillie Ann (Scott) Driver of Liberty, TN.
In May or June of 1917, He stated on his draft registration form that he was of a medium height and not stout, with black hair and brown eyes. At the time he was living in Liberty, TN., and working as a farmer, with no dependents.
He did his military training in St Louis, MO.
Dib departed Hoboken, NJ, aboard the Steamer Victoria on August 13, 1918 bound for Montreal QC. He eventually landed in France and fought in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive where he was killed in action. Age 29.
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Private, 127th Infantry, 32 Division, Co B, American Expeditionary Forces, World War I.
Son of Burrel and Gillie Ann (Scott) Driver of Liberty, TN.
In May or June of 1917, He stated on his draft registration form that he was of a medium height and not stout, with black hair and brown eyes. At the time he was living in Liberty, TN., and working as a farmer, with no dependents.
He did his military training in St Louis, MO.
Dib departed Hoboken, NJ, aboard the Steamer Victoria on August 13, 1918 bound for Montreal QC. He eventually landed in France and fought in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive where he was killed in action. Age 29.
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Son of Burrel and Gillie Ann (Scott) Driver of Liberty, TN.
In May or June of 1917, He stated on his draft registration form that he was of a medium height and not stout, with black hair and brown eyes. At the time he was living in Liberty, TN., and working as a farmer, with no dependents.
He did his military training in St Louis, MO.
Dib departed Hoboken, NJ, aboard the Steamer Victoria on August 13, 1918 bound for Montreal QC. He eventually landed in France and fought in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive where he was killed in action. Age 29.
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