Private Collins was wounded in action on August 12, 1899, at San Mateo, Philippine Islands, ten miles west of Manila. He died of his wounds the next day at Camp Alva. He was about 18 years of age.
His mother received a pension based on his death in the line of duty. According to various records related to the application, her son's name was listed as Walling Collins, alias George W., and as George Walling Collins. His baptismal record lists his name as Georg.... (in Latin, and illegible) Walling Collins.
His mother received a pension based on his death in the line of duty. According to various records related to the application, her son's name was listed as Walling Collins, alias George W., and as George Walling Collins. His baptismal record lists his name as Georg.... (in Latin, and illegible) Walling Collins.
Private Collins was wounded in action on August 12, 1899, at San Mateo, Philippine Islands, ten miles west of Manila. He died of his wounds the next day at Camp Alva. He was about 18 years of age.
His mother received a pension based on his death in the line of duty. According to various records related to the application, her son's name was listed as Walling Collins, alias George W., and as George Walling Collins. His baptismal record lists his name as Georg.... (in Latin, and illegible) Walling Collins.
His mother received a pension based on his death in the line of duty. According to various records related to the application, her son's name was listed as Walling Collins, alias George W., and as George Walling Collins. His baptismal record lists his name as Georg.... (in Latin, and illegible) Walling Collins.
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