During the bombardment of Badonviller, Captain McHenry along with Sergeant Grahl went through the trenches seeing that his men were in a place of shelter. As they passed by the Sergeant's Quarters the shelling was so intense they stepped inside for a moment when a large caliber explosive shell destroyed the shelter killing Captain McHenry instantly. He was the youngest Captain in the regiment and was the first officer of 168th Infantry to die in battle ☆ From the book The Price of our Heritage. In Memory of the Heroic Dead of the 168th Infantry
Contributor: MJS (49260156)
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cemetery records list burial in Blk 12 Sec.GSP Lot 0, however, GSP (Gold Star Plat) is in the front along MLK just north of the Hubbell vault. There is no GSP section in Blk 12. The military marker is in the GSP block, but the cross & the plaque on the family stone is in Blk 12.
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in same lot:
Judge William McHenry,Sr., Capt.Harry C.McHenry, Judge William McHenry,Jr., Helen Lane McHenry, Louisa Cummins McHenry, Luella A.McHenry, Mary Polly McHenry, Olive McHenry, William H.McHenry, Walter Oyler, Wallace M.Williams
Contributor: MJS (49260156)
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cemetery records list burial in Blk 12 Sec.GSP Lot 0, however, GSP (Gold Star Plat) is in the front along MLK just north of the Hubbell vault. There is no GSP section in Blk 12. The military marker is in the GSP block, but the cross & the plaque on the family stone is in Blk 12.
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in same lot:
Judge William McHenry,Sr., Capt.Harry C.McHenry, Judge William McHenry,Jr., Helen Lane McHenry, Louisa Cummins McHenry, Luella A.McHenry, Mary Polly McHenry, Olive McHenry, William H.McHenry, Walter Oyler, Wallace M.Williams
During the bombardment of Badonviller, Captain McHenry along with Sergeant Grahl went through the trenches seeing that his men were in a place of shelter. As they passed by the Sergeant's Quarters the shelling was so intense they stepped inside for a moment when a large caliber explosive shell destroyed the shelter killing Captain McHenry instantly. He was the youngest Captain in the regiment and was the first officer of 168th Infantry to die in battle ☆ From the book The Price of our Heritage. In Memory of the Heroic Dead of the 168th Infantry
Contributor: MJS (49260156)
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cemetery records list burial in Blk 12 Sec.GSP Lot 0, however, GSP (Gold Star Plat) is in the front along MLK just north of the Hubbell vault. There is no GSP section in Blk 12. The military marker is in the GSP block, but the cross & the plaque on the family stone is in Blk 12.
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in same lot:
Judge William McHenry,Sr., Capt.Harry C.McHenry, Judge William McHenry,Jr., Helen Lane McHenry, Louisa Cummins McHenry, Luella A.McHenry, Mary Polly McHenry, Olive McHenry, William H.McHenry, Walter Oyler, Wallace M.Williams
Contributor: MJS (49260156)
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cemetery records list burial in Blk 12 Sec.GSP Lot 0, however, GSP (Gold Star Plat) is in the front along MLK just north of the Hubbell vault. There is no GSP section in Blk 12. The military marker is in the GSP block, but the cross & the plaque on the family stone is in Blk 12.
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in same lot:
Judge William McHenry,Sr., Capt.Harry C.McHenry, Judge William McHenry,Jr., Helen Lane McHenry, Louisa Cummins McHenry, Luella A.McHenry, Mary Polly McHenry, Olive McHenry, William H.McHenry, Walter Oyler, Wallace M.Williams
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