Pvt. Conner was killed in WWI. His stone has an unusual bronze plate on the back, which may possibly be a piece of trench art made from a shell casing.
Extra info from Find A Grave user darealjolo: Private Conner was a casualty of The Great War; he served with the Canadian Division Cyclist Company- Reserve. Service No: 2134932. He was 22 and the son of Mr. E. A. Conner of 183 West Main St., Newport, Vermont. (Thank you!)
Extra info from Find A Grave user darealjolo: Private Conner was a casualty of The Great War; he served with the Canadian Division Cyclist Company- Reserve. Service No: 2134932. He was 22 and the son of Mr. E. A. Conner of 183 West Main St., Newport, Vermont. (Thank you!)
Pvt. Conner was killed in WWI. His stone has an unusual bronze plate on the back, which may possibly be a piece of trench art made from a shell casing.
Extra info from Find A Grave user darealjolo: Private Conner was a casualty of The Great War; he served with the Canadian Division Cyclist Company- Reserve. Service No: 2134932. He was 22 and the son of Mr. E. A. Conner of 183 West Main St., Newport, Vermont. (Thank you!)
Extra info from Find A Grave user darealjolo: Private Conner was a casualty of The Great War; he served with the Canadian Division Cyclist Company- Reserve. Service No: 2134932. He was 22 and the son of Mr. E. A. Conner of 183 West Main St., Newport, Vermont. (Thank you!)
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