William Wilcox, Jr.

William Wilcox, Jr. [1]

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His name appeared on the Service Flag on 9/22/1918 of First Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, NC. His file includes many letters to Ruth Robinson of Charlotte. In a February, 1919 letter he describes how they would serve 100-150 gallons of chocolate to the men in the field each day. He had lost all of his fatness since exposed to the weather and manual labor. He was at a camp with 50,000 or more men coming thru and often saw Charlotte boys.

Date of Birth:

1886

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First Name:

William

Last Name:

Wilcox, Jr.

Middle Name:

Marion

Military Details:

France; sent home in May, 1919;

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Occupation: Employer: telephone supervisor in 1920 Location:

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family papers, 1920 NC Census; First Presbyterian Church, NC

Exhibit & Section:

Doughboys & Camp Greene Mecklenburg County, NC 1917-1918 [2]