American WWI Burial Cards - Zooniverse

Name: : Ralph C.  Taylor Back New Search
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Transcription - Front
 Transcription - Back
File No. Last Name Army Serial No. First name and Initials Cablegram No.
4954 TAYLOR 297146 Ralph C. 191
Rank
Organization
Cause of Death Date of Death
Corporal Battery A, 119th Field Artillery Accidentally Killed, Overturning Caisson 7/4/1918
Date of Burial Place of Burial—Unconfirmed Cemetery
Commune
7/5/1918
Authority
File No. D		 Place of Burial—Confirmed Cemetery
Commune		 292 
1699 Grave #146, Fr. Mil. Cty., Mertzen, Alsace
Authority
File No. D		 Disinterred and Reburied: Date  Cemetery
In: 
Emergency Address Mr. J.C. Taylor, (Father), RFD #3, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Notified Emergency Address
10/6/1918
R.B. Sketch No.
 Photograph No.
D-79468 		 
Grave Marker Name Peg
   		Cross
  Yes   		Head Board
   		Bottle
   		Ident. Tag Buried with body
  Yes   		On grave marker
  Yes  
Remarks:  
Plat No.:  A-419   
Removal Project Information
Body disinterred 11/30/1920 for preparation and shipment.
Arrived at  Cherbourg on 1/30/1921
Shipped to Hoboken, NJ on 5/1/1921 aboard the Wheaton
Arrived at Hoboken, NJ in Consignment #42 on 5/18/1921
Shipped on 5/28/1921 to Depot Quartermaster, Washington, D.C.
Received at Destination  on 5/27/1921 by D.R. Wolverton, Capt.
Permanent Burial in National Cemetery
Cemetery:  Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia
Grave: 
1663 Section:   European
Reburied (date):  6/2/1921
E/A notified (date):  5/1/1922
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