JOSEPH R. NIEMEYER was born 3 Sep 1894 in Chicago, IL, to parents Robert J. Niemeyer and Anna Knaus. He had 2 younger sisters, Minnie and Barbara.
According to WWI Draft Registration records in 1917 (age 23), Joseph was living in Chicago with wife (Eileen) and 2 children, working as a stockman for Sears Roebuck Co. He described himself as tall, slender, with brown hair and brown eyes.
MILITARY: PFC 25TH TRENCH MORT US ARMY WWI, enlisting 27 May 1918, discharged 11 Dec 1918.
According to WWI Draft Registration records in 1917 (age 23), Joseph was living in Chicago with wife (Eileen) and 2 children, working as a stockman for Sears Roebuck Co. He described himself as tall, slender, with brown hair and brown eyes.
MILITARY: PFC 25TH TRENCH MORT US ARMY WWI, enlisting 27 May 1918, discharged 11 Dec 1918.
JOSEPH R. NIEMEYER was born 3 Sep 1894 in Chicago, IL, to parents Robert J. Niemeyer and Anna Knaus. He had 2 younger sisters, Minnie and Barbara.
According to WWI Draft Registration records in 1917 (age 23), Joseph was living in Chicago with wife (Eileen) and 2 children, working as a stockman for Sears Roebuck Co. He described himself as tall, slender, with brown hair and brown eyes.
MILITARY: PFC 25TH TRENCH MORT US ARMY WWI, enlisting 27 May 1918, discharged 11 Dec 1918.
According to WWI Draft Registration records in 1917 (age 23), Joseph was living in Chicago with wife (Eileen) and 2 children, working as a stockman for Sears Roebuck Co. He described himself as tall, slender, with brown hair and brown eyes.
MILITARY: PFC 25TH TRENCH MORT US ARMY WWI, enlisting 27 May 1918, discharged 11 Dec 1918.
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