Died Wynewood, Oklahoma
Born 1892 at Bunceton, Mississippi
Major in the US Army Reserves
Survived by his wife; his mother - Mrs. George Warton of Sherman; one brother - Sam Acton of Wichita Falls; one sister -
Mrs. Al Dennis, May/2012
According to the Baylor Bulletin, Ex-Student’s Directory, 1920, George Actonw as a student at Baylor University from 1913 to 1915. He served as Captain 1st battalion, 9th infantry, 2nd division with hospital no. 1, A.E.F. while at Sherman. He later served as First Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps in the US army in WWI.
Born 1892 at Bunceton, Mississippi
Major in the US Army Reserves
Survived by his wife; his mother - Mrs. George Warton of Sherman; one brother - Sam Acton of Wichita Falls; one sister -
Mrs. Al Dennis, May/2012
According to the Baylor Bulletin, Ex-Student’s Directory, 1920, George Actonw as a student at Baylor University from 1913 to 1915. He served as Captain 1st battalion, 9th infantry, 2nd division with hospital no. 1, A.E.F. while at Sherman. He later served as First Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps in the US army in WWI.
Died Wynewood, Oklahoma
Born 1892 at Bunceton, Mississippi
Major in the US Army Reserves
Survived by his wife; his mother - Mrs. George Warton of Sherman; one brother - Sam Acton of Wichita Falls; one sister -
Mrs. Al Dennis, May/2012
According to the Baylor Bulletin, Ex-Student’s Directory, 1920, George Actonw as a student at Baylor University from 1913 to 1915. He served as Captain 1st battalion, 9th infantry, 2nd division with hospital no. 1, A.E.F. while at Sherman. He later served as First Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps in the US army in WWI.
Born 1892 at Bunceton, Mississippi
Major in the US Army Reserves
Survived by his wife; his mother - Mrs. George Warton of Sherman; one brother - Sam Acton of Wichita Falls; one sister -
Mrs. Al Dennis, May/2012
According to the Baylor Bulletin, Ex-Student’s Directory, 1920, George Actonw as a student at Baylor University from 1913 to 1915. He served as Captain 1st battalion, 9th infantry, 2nd division with hospital no. 1, A.E.F. while at Sherman. He later served as First Lieutenant, Medical Reserve Corps in the US army in WWI.
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