John Hartis [1]
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Age at Death:
Home Address:
Disability:
Image Source: Soldiers of the Great War
Biographical Notes:
Severely wounded by enemy shell fire on August 21, 1918 at Ypres, Belgium. Died of bronchio-pneumonia on August 25th. Buried at Oaklawn Cemetery.Home address- 1100 N. Caldwell, North Charlotte.
Date of Birth:
1898
Military Branch:
Army Enlisted: July 15, 1917
Citizenship:
Natural Born
City/County:
Mecklenburg
Family Details:
Spouse:
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Dependents:
Parents: Chris and Mattie Hartis - 8 Johnston Mill
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Extended Family: Other Hartis relatives listed in city directory. -
First Name:
John
Last Name:
Hartis
Middle Name:
B.
Military Details:
Belgium; Camp Sevier; France;
Occupation:
Occupation:
Employer: enrolled in the US Army in 1918 city directory
Location:
Race / Ethnicity:
Caucasian
Military Rank:
Private
Source:
Collier's Veteran Cemetery Index, Charlotte Observer, 105th Reg. Eng., County roll of the dead, 30th Division history, 1918 Charlotte city directory
State:
NC
Military Unit:
105th Regiment of Engineers, Co. F Hornet's Nest, Co. D, National Guard, 1st Infantry
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