World War, 1914-1918.
Found in 442 Collections and/or Records:
Portrait of Miss Phyllis Dare, Undated
E.C. Foulsham and Banfield (9515 B Rotary Photo) studio portrait of a young woman, her long hair flowing over her shoulders, pictured seated on a 4-legged stool and holding a garland of flowers.
Portrait of Rev. George W. Truett, Undated
Press cutting of an image of Rev. George W. Truett, pictured in profile, exised from an unknown source.
Postcard from J.O. Miller to his father, 1918-06
"Dear Dad, I am traveling. Will write soon. Everything looks good along the country. Fine crops."
Press cutting, Undated
"France Will Never Forget America. Turned Tide of War, Says Lieut. Sauvage."
Printz family WWI-era correspondence, 1914-1918
Correspondence between Max Printz, his relatives and friends, many of whom were German soldiers (Armee Korps Infantry and Reserve Divisions) in Poland and the Eastern Front.
Receipt of application for appointment in the Army, 1917-06-22
Receipt of application for appointment in the Army from the Adj. General's Office.
Registered Mail receipt, 1917-08-10
Received and registered mail receipt with postmark, signed by J.O. Miller.
Report of Dis-Internment and Reburial, 1919-06-30
Photocopy of a report of dis-internment and reburial of the remains of John Oscar Miller. Includes the exact location of the orginal grave, the nature of burial, the conditionn of the body, that no identification was found on the body, etc.
Report of Dis-Internment and Reburial, 1921-08-17
Photocopy of the original report. Includes details following the examination of the body, dental records, etc.
Report of Dis-Internment, Preparation, and Shipment of Body, 1921-08-17
Photocopy of a report. Includes the means of identification and the condition of the body, the nature of burial, and that the body is to be shipped to Hoboken, New Jersey on the USAT Wheaton, to then be shipped on its final destination of Dallas Texas on 14 Oct 1921.