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Click image for larger view Zooniverse Subject # 44542232 Click image for larger view Zooniverse Subject # 47604780 Transcription - Front Transcription - Back File No. Last Name Army Serial No. First name and Initials Cablegram No. 17571 AGNEW 42112 James. 404 AG201 Rank Connecticut Organization 1st Div. Cause of Death Date of Death Corporal Company C, 16th Infantry Killed in Action 7/18/1918 Date of Burial Place of Burial—Unconfirmed Cemetery Commune Award - cited in GO #1, 1st Div., Dated Jan.1,1920 Authority File No. D Place of Burial—Confirmed Cemetery Commune 593  2395 Grave #130, Plot D, Amer. B/A Cty., Ploisy, Aisne. Authority File No. D Disinterred and Reburied: Date  Cemetery In:  Emergency Address Miss Mary Agnew, (Sister), 276 Bank St., Bridgeport, Conn., Over Notified Emergency Address 1/20/1919, Ret ) 3/11/1919 R.B. Sketch No. 5389 Photograph No. F-10636   Grave Marker Name Peg    Cross   Yes   Head Board    Bottle    Ident. Tag Buried with body   Yes   On grave marker   Yes   Remarks: Form #8 for NR correct address 3/11/19., F115 9-30-20   Burial Case File:  View on NARA website   Download PDF Permanent Burial in Foreign Cemetery Cemetery:  Oise-Aisne American Cemetery Grave:  28 Row:   7 Block:   C Authority File No. D:  60890 Reburied (date):  8/24/1922 E/A notified (date):  5/7/1924 Other notations:  Mr. John Lamb (Brother) 126 Highland Street, Paterson, N.J.

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