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Click image for larger view Zooniverse Subject # 44882165 Click image for larger view Zooniverse Subject # 47650261 Transcription - Front Transcription - Back File No. Last Name Army Serial No. First name and Initials Cablegram No. 36562 HOCKL 42493 Joseph 267 SP B 488 SP 136 Rank Organization Cause of Death Date of Death Private First Class Company D, 16th Infantry Died of Wounds Received in Action 9/7/1918 Date of Burial Place of Burial—Unconfirmed Cemetery Commune 841  9/7/1918 Stadtisha Friedhof, (German) Cty., Trier, Germany Authority File No. D Place of Burial—Confirmed Cemetery Commune 841  F#114/,GRS. Grave # 247, Stadtisha Friddhor, (German) Cty.,Trier,Germany. Authority File No. D Disinterred and Reburied: Date  Cemetery In:  Emergency Address Christian Hockl, Brother,, 965 E. Chelton Ave., Phila., Pa. Notified Emergency Address 2/25/1919 #12, 5/16/1919 R.B. Sketch No. Photograph No.   Grave Marker Name Peg    Cross    Head Board    Bottle    Ident. Tag Buried with body    On grave marker    Remarks: Corresp. 2-25-19 - #12, 2-25-19 - 92   Removal Project Information Body disinterred 8/19/1920 for preparation and shipment. Arrived at  Antwerp on 9/20/1920 Shipped to Hoboken, New Jersey on 9/25/1920 aboard the Pocahontas Arrived at Hoboken, New Jersey on 10/18/1920 Shipped on 11/10/1920 to Christian Hockl, 2418 W. Nassau St., Phila., Pa. Received at Destination  on 11/10/1920 by Wetzel & Son.,

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