"Pvt. Co. D 119 Inf. 30th Div. Died in France"
The memorial was created from a 1938 cemetery survey that was made as part of the WPA Historical Records Survey for FDR's New Deal Program. It can be found in the Family Records Collection of the State Archives.
Contributor Sylvia provided the following info: John Willard Leazer/Leazar was wounded in battle on 27 Sep 1918, but actually died of his wounds on 30 Oct 1918, while still in France. John was the son of Martin Columbus & Mary Jane Leazar/Leazer.
The memorial was created from a 1938 cemetery survey that was made as part of the WPA Historical Records Survey for FDR's New Deal Program. It can be found in the Family Records Collection of the State Archives.
Contributor Sylvia provided the following info: John Willard Leazer/Leazar was wounded in battle on 27 Sep 1918, but actually died of his wounds on 30 Oct 1918, while still in France. John was the son of Martin Columbus & Mary Jane Leazar/Leazer.
"Pvt. Co. D 119 Inf. 30th Div. Died in France"
The memorial was created from a 1938 cemetery survey that was made as part of the WPA Historical Records Survey for FDR's New Deal Program. It can be found in the Family Records Collection of the State Archives.
Contributor Sylvia provided the following info: John Willard Leazer/Leazar was wounded in battle on 27 Sep 1918, but actually died of his wounds on 30 Oct 1918, while still in France. John was the son of Martin Columbus & Mary Jane Leazar/Leazer.
The memorial was created from a 1938 cemetery survey that was made as part of the WPA Historical Records Survey for FDR's New Deal Program. It can be found in the Family Records Collection of the State Archives.
Contributor Sylvia provided the following info: John Willard Leazer/Leazar was wounded in battle on 27 Sep 1918, but actually died of his wounds on 30 Oct 1918, while still in France. John was the son of Martin Columbus & Mary Jane Leazar/Leazer.
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