Drummer Howard Bailey served in Headquarters Company Band of Infantry Replacement Troops and died of Spanish Influenza at Camp Pike at the age of twenty-nine.
The son of Isaac Bailey, Howard was born in Collinsville and was a St. Louis musician and bartender before joining to serve his country during World War I.
He was survived by his parents, brothers James, Isaac, Albert, Tony, and sister Mrs. S. Hireman.
The son of Isaac Bailey, Howard was born in Collinsville and was a St. Louis musician and bartender before joining to serve his country during World War I.
He was survived by his parents, brothers James, Isaac, Albert, Tony, and sister Mrs. S. Hireman.
Drummer Howard Bailey served in Headquarters Company Band of Infantry Replacement Troops and died of Spanish Influenza at Camp Pike at the age of twenty-nine.
The son of Isaac Bailey, Howard was born in Collinsville and was a St. Louis musician and bartender before joining to serve his country during World War I.
He was survived by his parents, brothers James, Isaac, Albert, Tony, and sister Mrs. S. Hireman.
The son of Isaac Bailey, Howard was born in Collinsville and was a St. Louis musician and bartender before joining to serve his country during World War I.
He was survived by his parents, brothers James, Isaac, Albert, Tony, and sister Mrs. S. Hireman.
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