CO H
32nd Infantry
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Isaac was stationed in Hawaii.
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His Will was probated in Forsyth County, N.C. in 1918.
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An American Legion Post was named after him and a memorial for his service in WWI was placed at the county court house in Danbury in Stokes County, N.C.
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Charlotte Observer March 2, 1922.
(edited)
His mother (D.A. Boone) has been notified his body is en route home.
He was the first boy from Rockingham County, N.C. killed in the War.
He was killed June, 4, 1918 in Chateau Thierry, France
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Boone was serving in the 51st(G)Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment when he was killed at Belleau Wood.
32nd Infantry
===
Isaac was stationed in Hawaii.
===
His Will was probated in Forsyth County, N.C. in 1918.
===
An American Legion Post was named after him and a memorial for his service in WWI was placed at the county court house in Danbury in Stokes County, N.C.
===
Charlotte Observer March 2, 1922.
(edited)
His mother (D.A. Boone) has been notified his body is en route home.
He was the first boy from Rockingham County, N.C. killed in the War.
He was killed June, 4, 1918 in Chateau Thierry, France
===
Boone was serving in the 51st(G)Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment when he was killed at Belleau Wood.
CO H
32nd Infantry
===
Isaac was stationed in Hawaii.
===
His Will was probated in Forsyth County, N.C. in 1918.
===
An American Legion Post was named after him and a memorial for his service in WWI was placed at the county court house in Danbury in Stokes County, N.C.
===
Charlotte Observer March 2, 1922.
(edited)
His mother (D.A. Boone) has been notified his body is en route home.
He was the first boy from Rockingham County, N.C. killed in the War.
He was killed June, 4, 1918 in Chateau Thierry, France
===
Boone was serving in the 51st(G)Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment when he was killed at Belleau Wood.
32nd Infantry
===
Isaac was stationed in Hawaii.
===
His Will was probated in Forsyth County, N.C. in 1918.
===
An American Legion Post was named after him and a memorial for his service in WWI was placed at the county court house in Danbury in Stokes County, N.C.
===
Charlotte Observer March 2, 1922.
(edited)
His mother (D.A. Boone) has been notified his body is en route home.
He was the first boy from Rockingham County, N.C. killed in the War.
He was killed June, 4, 1918 in Chateau Thierry, France
===
Boone was serving in the 51st(G)Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment when he was killed at Belleau Wood.
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