World War I
"The War to End all Wars"
Frank
Owen Harding
co 28 Inf -Camp MacArthur
serial no; 1136875
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Red Poppies
for World War I
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World War I
records
Veterans Administration Master
Index, 1917-1940
His
parents were William Floyd Harding &
Rebecca Jane Burnett Harding.
He had 1 brother Harve L Harding 1892-1956
who also served in WWI
U.S.,
Army Transport Service Arriving and Departing
Passenger Lists
USAT Princess Matoika
From Brest, France Jun 6, 1920 to
Hoboken, N J Jun 29, 1920
This ship was full of deceased soldiers.
Notice the unit still carried their
training camp name.
Dallas
Morning News
Saturday,
November 30, 1918
pg
15
Sherman,
Tex. Nov. 29 - Mrs. W. F.
Harding, living near Howe, Grayson
County, has been informed by the
War Department that her son, Frank
Owen Harding, died in France
from the effects of pneumonia.
(This was during the Great
Flu Epidemic of 1918, it was the
worst month)
Here
is an article about this flu
epidemic and has a photo of
Camp McArthur.
He
was buried in WEST HILL & read his
obituary
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