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Transcription - Front
Transcription - Back
File No. Last Name Army Serial No. First name and Initials Cablegram No.
19606 VIDRINE 1596622 Alcino SP N 259

Rank
Organization
Cause of Death Date of Death
Private Company E, 23rd Infantry Killed in Action 7/18/1918

Date of Burial Place of Burial—Unconfirmed Cemetery
Commune
7/19/1918

Authority
File No. D
Place of Burial—Confirmed Cemetery
Commune
C-32 
8608 Grave 4, Isolated Graves, Longpont, Aisne, 33 SE
E172.19 N287.01  

Authority
File No. D
Disinterred and Reburied: Date  Cemetery 593 
20881 In:  Grave 124, Section G, Plot 3, American B/A Cemetery, Ploisy, Aisne

Emergency Address Edward Vidrine, Brother,, Fenton, La. Notified Emergency Address
Form 36: 6/3/1919, Form 21: A 2/17/1919

R.B. Sketch No.
5535
Photograph No.
F 10967
 

Grave Marker Name Peg
  
Cross
  Yes  
Head Board
  
Bottle
  
Ident. Tag Buried with body
  
On grave marker
  

Remarks: F115 10-9-20  

Removal Project Information
Body disinterred 3/17/1921 for preparation and shipment.
Arrived at  Antwerp on 4/1/1921
Shipped to Hoboken, New Jersey on 4/22/1921 aboard the Somme
Arrived at Hoboken, New Jersey on 5/6/1921
Shipped on 5/23/1921 to Edwin Vidrine, Fenton, La
Received at Destination  on 5/27/1921 by Above

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