Elijah Allen Bright (# 40509170) was the son of Nehemiah Bright (# 36748565) and Tobitha Maranda Bright ( # 40509169).
He died in France during WWI and his body was returned to McCurtains Creek Baptist Cemetery: J. P. Coleman in his "Chronicles of Choctaw County" indicated that the remains of Lt. Allen Bright who died in France was returned to Choctaw County on May 20, 1920.
Bio information courtesy of contributor #46996872
Suggested edit: I am a researcher/writer in Codford, Wilts. Elijah bright did not die in France- he died of influenza and is recorded as dying in Warminster District- possibly at Codford No 3 New Zealand general Hospital. He was intially buried in a plot of land today Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery together with To Bagwell and Joseph Wessell. They were repatriated in 1920. The License for removal of human remains was granted and the three bodies exhumed 14th April. Romy Wyeth
Contributor: Romy Wyeth (50855716)
He died in France during WWI and his body was returned to McCurtains Creek Baptist Cemetery: J. P. Coleman in his "Chronicles of Choctaw County" indicated that the remains of Lt. Allen Bright who died in France was returned to Choctaw County on May 20, 1920.
Bio information courtesy of contributor #46996872
Suggested edit: I am a researcher/writer in Codford, Wilts. Elijah bright did not die in France- he died of influenza and is recorded as dying in Warminster District- possibly at Codford No 3 New Zealand general Hospital. He was intially buried in a plot of land today Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery together with To Bagwell and Joseph Wessell. They were repatriated in 1920. The License for removal of human remains was granted and the three bodies exhumed 14th April. Romy Wyeth
Contributor: Romy Wyeth (50855716)
Elijah Allen Bright (# 40509170) was the son of Nehemiah Bright (# 36748565) and Tobitha Maranda Bright ( # 40509169).
He died in France during WWI and his body was returned to McCurtains Creek Baptist Cemetery: J. P. Coleman in his "Chronicles of Choctaw County" indicated that the remains of Lt. Allen Bright who died in France was returned to Choctaw County on May 20, 1920.
Bio information courtesy of contributor #46996872
Suggested edit: I am a researcher/writer in Codford, Wilts. Elijah bright did not die in France- he died of influenza and is recorded as dying in Warminster District- possibly at Codford No 3 New Zealand general Hospital. He was intially buried in a plot of land today Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery together with To Bagwell and Joseph Wessell. They were repatriated in 1920. The License for removal of human remains was granted and the three bodies exhumed 14th April. Romy Wyeth
Contributor: Romy Wyeth (50855716)
He died in France during WWI and his body was returned to McCurtains Creek Baptist Cemetery: J. P. Coleman in his "Chronicles of Choctaw County" indicated that the remains of Lt. Allen Bright who died in France was returned to Choctaw County on May 20, 1920.
Bio information courtesy of contributor #46996872
Suggested edit: I am a researcher/writer in Codford, Wilts. Elijah bright did not die in France- he died of influenza and is recorded as dying in Warminster District- possibly at Codford No 3 New Zealand general Hospital. He was intially buried in a plot of land today Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery together with To Bagwell and Joseph Wessell. They were repatriated in 1920. The License for removal of human remains was granted and the three bodies exhumed 14th April. Romy Wyeth
Contributor: Romy Wyeth (50855716)
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