Freeman S. Parker of Stockton, entered the service in May 1918, as a doughboy at Camp McArthur. He saw action in the Toul Sector and Metz Front. Pvt. 1st Class Parker was wounded in both legs by shrapnel. He was officially reported missing in action. This was later corrected. Discharged in April 1919.
-From Jo Daviess County World War I Honor Roll, Reprinted by The Jo Daviess County Republican Central Committee 1993
Freman was also awarded a Purple Heart medal.
-From Jo Daviess County World War I Honor Roll, Reprinted by The Jo Daviess County Republican Central Committee 1993
Freman was also awarded a Purple Heart medal.
Freeman S. Parker of Stockton, entered the service in May 1918, as a doughboy at Camp McArthur. He saw action in the Toul Sector and Metz Front. Pvt. 1st Class Parker was wounded in both legs by shrapnel. He was officially reported missing in action. This was later corrected. Discharged in April 1919.
-From Jo Daviess County World War I Honor Roll, Reprinted by The Jo Daviess County Republican Central Committee 1993
Freman was also awarded a Purple Heart medal.
-From Jo Daviess County World War I Honor Roll, Reprinted by The Jo Daviess County Republican Central Committee 1993
Freman was also awarded a Purple Heart medal.
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Freman S. Parker
Illinois
PFC CO A 55 Infantry
World War I
Jan 24 1890 Dec 17 1955
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