History and genealogy of the Stackpole family . ihiel offensive and the Argonne drive. In constantservice till the armistice, 11 Nov. 1918 and with the Armyof Occupation at Treves and Luxembourg until 7 Jan. back to Toul and LeMans until 7 March. Embarkedat St. Nazaire 9 March, landing at Newport News, Va., 20March. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., 28 March staff position on Harrisburg Telegraph afterspring term at Yale. Phihp West Stackpole sailed for France 5 May 1917 andwas in ambulance service six months in the French joined the Corps of the American Red Cros
History and genealogy of the Stackpole family . ihiel offensive and the Argonne drive. In constantservice till the armistice, 11 Nov. 1918 and with the Armyof Occupation at Treves and Luxembourg until 7 Jan. back to Toul and LeMans until 7 March. Embarkedat St. Nazaire 9 March, landing at Newport News, Va., 20March. Discharged at Camp Dix, N. J., 28 March staff position on Harrisburg Telegraph afterspring term at Yale. Phihp West Stackpole sailed for France 5 May 1917 andwas in ambulance service six months in the French joined the Corps of the American Red Cross. Com-missioned First Lieut, in the A. E. F. Made AssistantChief of the Motor Transport Corps of the American RedCross, with rank of Captain, Nov. 1917. Returned 23 Miner R. Stackpole of Sanford, Me., served in the Engi-neers Officers Training Corps, Camp Humphreys, Va. Charles Vassar Stackpole of Lynn, Mass., served ninemonths in the Coast Artillery at Fort Washington as Ser-geant. Roscoe F. Stackpole of Sanford, Me., served twelve. CAPT. PHILIP WEST STACKPOLE. MILITARY RECORD 331 months in France in the 54th Artillery, C. G. C, repairingautomobiles. Charles Everett Stackpole, born at Covington, Ky.,served eight years in U. S. Navy. On board the San Fran-cisco he saw service at Vera Cruz and received honorablemention. His second enlistment was as Instructor at Du-luth, Minn. Later he was on U. S. S. Charleston, whichconvoyed 40,000 men without any loss. He was dis-charged as Chief Water Tender, 31 Jan. 1920. Lieut. Harry Stackpole Conrad of Pennsylvania servedin the Aviation Section, at Babylon, N. Y. Private Melvin H. Hubbard of Unity, Me., Battery C,102nd Field Artillery, A. E. F. Private Edgar Grover of Portsmouth, N. H., CompanyE, 30th Engineers, A. E. F. Later in the 1st Gas Regt. Preston Stackpole Fay of Framingham, Mass., served atCamp Wadsworth, South Carolina. Edward Arnold Pope entered the Officers training campat Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., 27 Aug. 1917
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