Elmer served with his brother, Arthur, during WW I. They went overseas together but Arthur was killed. Elmer was greatly disturbed by the loss but managed to reconcile with his feelings. The photo of his grave stone was taken by Find A Grave member Diane (#46842343) and the family is much beholding to her for its use with this WW I veteran.
Elmer was known as "Uncle Kerby" to the Brittain family according to his nephew, our cousin, William H. Brittain, III (Dub)
Elmer served with his brother, Arthur, during WW I. They went overseas together but Arthur was killed. Elmer was greatly disturbed by the loss but managed to reconcile with his feelings. The photo of his grave stone was taken by Find A Grave member Diane (#46842343) and the family is much beholding to her for its use with this WW I veteran.
Elmer was known as "Uncle Kerby" to the Brittain family according to his nephew, our cousin, William H. Brittain, III (Dub)
Inscription
Arizona
Pvt Co G 158 Inf 40 Div
World War I
Family Members
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Francis "Frank" Kerby IV
1874–1934
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Anna Isabell "Annie" Kerby Fisher
1877–1951
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John Kerby
1878–1902
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William Kerby
1881–1966
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Charles Kerby
1882–1963
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Jane Kerby
1886–1887
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Jesse Kerby
1888–1951
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Joseph Lee Kerby
1890–1956
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Mary Myrtle Kerby Mortenson
1892–1969
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PVT Arthur Alma Kerby
1894–1918
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Nellie Alice Kerby Mortenson
1897–1966
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