Tiburcio López (B: 17 Jan 1893); a resident of Truchas, New Mexico; had a military service date of 17 Apr 1919 (VA Master Index).
Tiburcio's parents were Andrés Fidelino López and María Viviana Atencio. Identified siblings were Felix, María Natividad, María Antonia, Carpio, Onofre, María Eva, Julian, Manuela, Juan de Mata, Ramón, and Belarmino.
On 4 June 1918, New York, New York; Private Tiburcio López (Service #21 81 238) departed aboard the ship 'Berrima' with Machine Gun Company, 354th Infantry, 89th Division. Emergency contact was recorded as his father Andrew López of Truchaz, New Mexico (Army Transport Manifest). The 89th is also known as "The Rolling W" Division.
Tiburcio's parents were Andrés Fidelino López and María Viviana Atencio. Identified siblings were Felix, María Natividad, María Antonia, Carpio, Onofre, María Eva, Julian, Manuela, Juan de Mata, Ramón, and Belarmino.
On 4 June 1918, New York, New York; Private Tiburcio López (Service #21 81 238) departed aboard the ship 'Berrima' with Machine Gun Company, 354th Infantry, 89th Division. Emergency contact was recorded as his father Andrew López of Truchaz, New Mexico (Army Transport Manifest). The 89th is also known as "The Rolling W" Division.
Tiburcio López (B: 17 Jan 1893); a resident of Truchas, New Mexico; had a military service date of 17 Apr 1919 (VA Master Index).
Tiburcio's parents were Andrés Fidelino López and María Viviana Atencio. Identified siblings were Felix, María Natividad, María Antonia, Carpio, Onofre, María Eva, Julian, Manuela, Juan de Mata, Ramón, and Belarmino.
On 4 June 1918, New York, New York; Private Tiburcio López (Service #21 81 238) departed aboard the ship 'Berrima' with Machine Gun Company, 354th Infantry, 89th Division. Emergency contact was recorded as his father Andrew López of Truchaz, New Mexico (Army Transport Manifest). The 89th is also known as "The Rolling W" Division.
Tiburcio's parents were Andrés Fidelino López and María Viviana Atencio. Identified siblings were Felix, María Natividad, María Antonia, Carpio, Onofre, María Eva, Julian, Manuela, Juan de Mata, Ramón, and Belarmino.
On 4 June 1918, New York, New York; Private Tiburcio López (Service #21 81 238) departed aboard the ship 'Berrima' with Machine Gun Company, 354th Infantry, 89th Division. Emergency contact was recorded as his father Andrew López of Truchaz, New Mexico (Army Transport Manifest). The 89th is also known as "The Rolling W" Division.
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354 INFANTRY
89 DIVISION
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