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Click image for larger view Zooniverse Subject # 44963842 Click image for larger view Zooniverse Subject # 47677957 Transcription - Front Transcription - Back File No. Last Name Army Serial No. First name and Initials Cablegram No. 104010 SISTERS 1981 Earl C. 522 Rank Organization Cause of Death Date of Death Private First Class 13th Ambulance Company, 1st Sanitary Train Tuberculosis Pulmonary 4/22/1919 Date of Burial Place of Burial—Unconfirmed Cemetery Commune 4/24/1919 Authority File No. D Place of Burial—Confirmed Cemetery Commune 802  6130 Grave 92, Plot 2, Sec. A, American Standard Cty., Coblenz, Germany Authority File No. D Disinterred and Reburied: Date  Cemetery In:  Emergency Address Mrs. Felinda Sisters, (Mother), Brandon, Vermont Notified Emergency Address 5/16/1919 R.B. Sketch No. Photograph No. J-667   Grave Marker Name Peg    Cross   Yes   Head Board    Bottle    Ident. Tag Buried with body   Yes   On grave marker   Yes   Remarks: Form 12 5-8-19, 3-30-20 - 115   Plat No.:  C-294    Removal Project Information Body disinterred 6/9/1920 for preparation and shipment. Arrived at  Antwerp on 6/15/1920 Shipped to Hoboken, New Jersey on 7/3/1920 aboard the Princess Matoika Arrived at Hoboken, New Jersey on 7/21/1920 Shipped on 7/24/1920 to N. Sisters, Brandon, Vt. Received at Destination  on 7/25/1920 by Above

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