| File No. |
Last Name |
Army Serial No. |
First name and Initials |
Cablegram No. |
|
9024
|
FLACK
|
1979125
|
Charles
|
220
|
|
| Rank |
|
Cause of Death |
Date of Death |
|
Private
|
Company I, 119th Infantry
|
Died of Wounds Received in Action
|
8/2/1918
|
|
| Date of Burial |
Place of Burial—Unconfirmed |
Cemetery Commune |
|
|
8/3/1918
|
|
|
Authority File No. D |
Place of Burial—Confirmed |
Cemetery Commune |
439
|
|
2771
|
Grave 3, Row A, Hagledump Brit. Mil., Poperinghe, Belgium
|
|
Authority File No. D |
Disinterred and Reburied: Date
| Cemetery |
|
|
|
In:
|
|
| Emergency Address |
Mrs. Fred Kuhs, Mother, 1122 S. Delaware St., Evansville, Ind.
|
Notified Emergency Address
10/26/1918
|
|
R.B. Sketch No.
5443
|
Photograph No.
B-6513
|
|
|
| Grave Marker |
Name Peg
|
Cross
Yes
|
Head Board
|
Bottle
|
Ident. Tag |
Buried with body
|
On grave marker
|
|
| Remarks: |
F-115 2-2-20
|
|
|
| Removal Project Information |
|
Body disinterred 2/23/1921 for preparation and shipment.
|
| Arrived
at Antwerp
on 2/28/1921
|
| Shipped
to Hoboken, New Jersey
on 3/21/1921
aboard the Cambrai
|
| Arrived
at Hoboken, New Jersey
on 4/3/1921
|
| Shipped
on 4/19/1921
to Mrs. Fred Kuhs, 119 Hess Ave., Evansville, Ind.
|
| Received at Destination
on 4/24/1921
by Jos. Schaefer & Son
|
|
|