Great Uncle
First Lieutenant Division Headquarters 91st Division United States Army.
Aide to Major General William H. Johnston, Commander of the 91st Division.
He graduated with a Degree in Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 1912. Lieut. MacDonnell was wounded in a bombardment west of the Meuse River and died in the hospital after the Armistice from complications as a result of his wounds.
He was the son of George W. MacDonnell and Lily K. Burleson. He was named for his uncle, Albert S. Burleson, who was Postmaster-General in the cabinet of President Woodrow Wilson and his great-uncle Thomas Sneed, who was Mayor of Austin, Texas.
He was the grandson of Major Edward Burleson and great-grandson of General Edward Burleson.
First Lieutenant Division Headquarters 91st Division United States Army.
Aide to Major General William H. Johnston, Commander of the 91st Division.
He graduated with a Degree in Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 1912. Lieut. MacDonnell was wounded in a bombardment west of the Meuse River and died in the hospital after the Armistice from complications as a result of his wounds.
He was the son of George W. MacDonnell and Lily K. Burleson. He was named for his uncle, Albert S. Burleson, who was Postmaster-General in the cabinet of President Woodrow Wilson and his great-uncle Thomas Sneed, who was Mayor of Austin, Texas.
He was the grandson of Major Edward Burleson and great-grandson of General Edward Burleson.
Great Uncle
First Lieutenant Division Headquarters 91st Division United States Army.
Aide to Major General William H. Johnston, Commander of the 91st Division.
He graduated with a Degree in Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 1912. Lieut. MacDonnell was wounded in a bombardment west of the Meuse River and died in the hospital after the Armistice from complications as a result of his wounds.
He was the son of George W. MacDonnell and Lily K. Burleson. He was named for his uncle, Albert S. Burleson, who was Postmaster-General in the cabinet of President Woodrow Wilson and his great-uncle Thomas Sneed, who was Mayor of Austin, Texas.
He was the grandson of Major Edward Burleson and great-grandson of General Edward Burleson.
First Lieutenant Division Headquarters 91st Division United States Army.
Aide to Major General William H. Johnston, Commander of the 91st Division.
He graduated with a Degree in Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 1912. Lieut. MacDonnell was wounded in a bombardment west of the Meuse River and died in the hospital after the Armistice from complications as a result of his wounds.
He was the son of George W. MacDonnell and Lily K. Burleson. He was named for his uncle, Albert S. Burleson, who was Postmaster-General in the cabinet of President Woodrow Wilson and his great-uncle Thomas Sneed, who was Mayor of Austin, Texas.
He was the grandson of Major Edward Burleson and great-grandson of General Edward Burleson.
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