. History of Chautauqua County, New York, and its people. FREDERICK PALMERWar Correspondent. ARMY UIv:;i-i!V ?-? i; yi MILITARY HISTORY 469 November 27—Seth G. Cross, of Stockton, died inFrance, October 27, of lobar pneumonia. November 29—Lieut. Rudolph E. Peterson was killedin action, November 4. He entered the Officers Train-ing Camp at Fort Niagara for a period of intensivetraining. He was commissioned second lieutenant. Hewas with the 316th Infantry. It is thought he was killedin the Meuse, as the 79th Division, of which his companywas a part, had been reported as being in that sector. Ken
. History of Chautauqua County, New York, and its people. FREDERICK PALMERWar Correspondent. ARMY UIv:;i-i!V ?-? i; yi MILITARY HISTORY 469 November 27—Seth G. Cross, of Stockton, died inFrance, October 27, of lobar pneumonia. November 29—Lieut. Rudolph E. Peterson was killedin action, November 4. He entered the Officers Train-ing Camp at Fort Niagara for a period of intensivetraining. He was commissioned second lieutenant. Hewas with the 316th Infantry. It is thought he was killedin the Meuse, as the 79th Division, of which his companywas a part, had been reported as being in that sector. Kennedy, November 30—Walter D. Perkins died inFrance, October 10, following wounds received in battlethe day previous. Although too young for the draft,Perkins was among the first from this town to enlisted June 20, 1917, in Company C, 38th Infantry,and went into training at Syracuse. He went to CampGreene, North Carolina. He was made a corporal. OnMarch, 1918, he was transported to France. Served inThird Division, under Dickman. December 2—Frederick Palmer,
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