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Click image for larger view Zooniverse Subject # 44969574 Click image for larger view Zooniverse Subject # 47680265 Transcription - Front Transcription - Back File No. Last Name Army Serial No. First name and Initials Cablegram No. 26756 STANTON 1751161 Martin J. 275 Rank Organization Cause of Death Date of Death Private First Class Company E, 312th Infantry Killed in Action 9/26/1918 Date of Burial Place of Burial—Unconfirmed Cemetery Commune 9/29/1918 Authority File No. D Place of Burial—Confirmed Cemetery Commune 1760  10161 Grave #59, Battle Area Cty., Vieville-en-Haye, M-et-M. Authority File No. D Disinterred and Reburied: Date  4/28/1919 Cemetery 1233  11093 In:  Grave 1, Section 6, Plot 1, St. Mihiel American Cemetery, Thiaucourt, Meurthe-et-Moselle Emergency Address Mr. Costello (Friend),, 35 W. 11th St., Bayonne, N.J. Notified Emergency Address R.B. Sketch No. Photograph No. D-16041   Grave Marker Name Peg    Cross   Yes   Head Board    Bottle    Ident. Tag Buried with body   Yes   On grave marker    Remarks: F115- 2/5/21, 3554   Plat No.:  C-136    Removal Project Information Body disinterred 5/10/1921 for preparation and shipment. Arrived at  Antwerp on 5/20/1921 Shipped to Ireland Arrived at Ireland Shipped to Patrick Stanton, Drimcoggy, Srah. P.O. Ballinrobe R. R. Station, County Mayo, Ireland. Received at Destination  on 11/9/1921 by Above Emergency address notified on 2/13/1922

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