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Ira J. Rogers
Private, Company D
#100769
Killed March 5, 1918 at Badonvillier in the front line trenches. Buried
March 7, 1918, Grave No. 10, Baccarat Cemetery. Son of Mrs. Kate Rogers,
Unionville, Iowa. Private Rogers was in the initial bombardment of March 5th, and was killed by a shell, his
death being instantaneous. He stayed by his post during the
heavy shelling in order to warn the platoon in case of
attack following the bombard ment. At all times he
showed his faithfulness and spirit for the cause he was
fighting for.
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Merrill B. Morrison
Private, Company D
#100664
Killed at Badonvillier, March 5th. Buried March 7, 1918 in Grave No. 14,
Baccarat Cemetery. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Morrison, Unionville, Iowa.
Private Morrison went with the company to the
Lorraine trenches, and in the regiment's first
bombardment he
showed true soldierly qualities. While waiting
for the attack a shell struck close by and he was
killed instantly. Born November 12, 1896, near Unionville, Iowa. |
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