Birth | 22 Sep 1890 | Blue Springs, Gage County, Nebraska | | | |
Residence | 5 Jun 1900 | with his family - Nemaha, Nemaha County, Nebraska | | | |
Occupation | 11 May 1910 | laborer living with his parents - State Line, Kootenai County, Idaho | | | |
Residence | 5 Jun 1917 | and was a cook for Rodgers & Torance sawmill - Saint Regis, Mineral County, Montana | | | |
Military | 5 Jun 1917 | registered for the World War I Draft - Mineral County, Montana | | | |
Description | 5 Jun 1917 | tall, slender, brown eyes, black hair - Mineral County, Montana | | | |
Marriage | 4 Oct 1917 | Valentine ADAIR | | | |
Military | 15 Dec 1917 | as a cook in the 163 US Infantry Company E, possibly sailed on the Leviathan - Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey | | | |
Military | 11 Jan 1918 | departing for Europe possibly & was a cook in Co E, 163rd Inf - Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey | | | |
Military | 3 Feb 1919 | sailed on the transport Leviathan as a Cook in the 82nd Infantry - Brest, France | | | |
Occupation | 12 Jan 1920 | with his family at E2422 Gordon Ave. - Spokane, Spokane County, Washington | | | |
Occupation | 29 Apr 1930 | cook in a restaurant - Del Rey, Maricopa County, Arizona | | | |
Residence (family) | 30 Apr 1930 | with their family at 2335 E. Washington St. - Del Rey, Maricopa County, Arizona - Valentine ADAIR | | | |
Death | 2 Feb 1956 | Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California | | | |
Burial | 7 Feb 1956 | Los Angeles National Cemetery - Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California | | | |