William L Zarges died of a fractured skull in the war, but family information says he died in a motorcycle accident. [In the war perhaps?]
My father, William's brother, always talked of the motorcycle accident and how upset his mother Anna was. Anna insisted that the motorcycle be taken away.
William's military stone is engraved:
BTRY E 41st ARTY, CAC APR 30, 1922 AE 24
He is also engraved on a stone with his mother, Anna Linnes Zarges.
My father, William's brother, always talked of the motorcycle accident and how upset his mother Anna was. Anna insisted that the motorcycle be taken away.
William's military stone is engraved:
BTRY E 41st ARTY, CAC APR 30, 1922 AE 24
He is also engraved on a stone with his mother, Anna Linnes Zarges.
William L Zarges died of a fractured skull in the war, but family information says he died in a motorcycle accident. [In the war perhaps?]
My father, William's brother, always talked of the motorcycle accident and how upset his mother Anna was. Anna insisted that the motorcycle be taken away.
William's military stone is engraved:
BTRY E 41st ARTY, CAC APR 30, 1922 AE 24
He is also engraved on a stone with his mother, Anna Linnes Zarges.
My father, William's brother, always talked of the motorcycle accident and how upset his mother Anna was. Anna insisted that the motorcycle be taken away.
William's military stone is engraved:
BTRY E 41st ARTY, CAC APR 30, 1922 AE 24
He is also engraved on a stone with his mother, Anna Linnes Zarges.
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