Carl Clarence Clapper was born 4 November 1895 in Lima Illinois. As of 1942 he and wife Helen resided in Mineral Illinois, where Mr. Clapper worked for the Mineral Board of Education.
His WW II draft registration card described him as standing 5'6" at 190 lbs., with blue eyes, black hair, and a "dark" complexion.
A brief notice 10 August 1972 notes that *Carl C. Clapper* bequeaths his estate to his wife, Helen A. Clapper, who was also named executrix. The notice was printed in The Quincy Herald-Whig.
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Carl C. Clapper, recently returned from overseas, has been appointed teacher at the Franklin school in Mendon township at a salary of $ 90 a month.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Monday, May 19, 1919; page 5.
His WW II draft registration card described him as standing 5'6" at 190 lbs., with blue eyes, black hair, and a "dark" complexion.
A brief notice 10 August 1972 notes that *Carl C. Clapper* bequeaths his estate to his wife, Helen A. Clapper, who was also named executrix. The notice was printed in The Quincy Herald-Whig.
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Carl C. Clapper, recently returned from overseas, has been appointed teacher at the Franklin school in Mendon township at a salary of $ 90 a month.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Monday, May 19, 1919; page 5.
Carl Clarence Clapper was born 4 November 1895 in Lima Illinois. As of 1942 he and wife Helen resided in Mineral Illinois, where Mr. Clapper worked for the Mineral Board of Education.
His WW II draft registration card described him as standing 5'6" at 190 lbs., with blue eyes, black hair, and a "dark" complexion.
A brief notice 10 August 1972 notes that *Carl C. Clapper* bequeaths his estate to his wife, Helen A. Clapper, who was also named executrix. The notice was printed in The Quincy Herald-Whig.
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Carl C. Clapper, recently returned from overseas, has been appointed teacher at the Franklin school in Mendon township at a salary of $ 90 a month.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Monday, May 19, 1919; page 5.
His WW II draft registration card described him as standing 5'6" at 190 lbs., with blue eyes, black hair, and a "dark" complexion.
A brief notice 10 August 1972 notes that *Carl C. Clapper* bequeaths his estate to his wife, Helen A. Clapper, who was also named executrix. The notice was printed in The Quincy Herald-Whig.
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Carl C. Clapper, recently returned from overseas, has been appointed teacher at the Franklin school in Mendon township at a salary of $ 90 a month.
- The Quincy Daily Journal, Monday, May 19, 1919; page 5.
Inscription
Christian cross, encircled
COOK SUP CO 339 FLD ARTY
WORLD WAR I
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Both markers as Carl C. Clapper.
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