Extract for Euclid C. Bishop from Ohio Soldiers, Sailors & Marines, World War, 1917-1918; (v. 2) --- Enlistment Date: 2 Sep 1918; 158 Depot Brigade to 6 Nov 1918; Co M 4 Battalion 1 Gas Regiment to Discharge; Private, first class - 1 Oct 1918; Sergeant - 21 Nov 1918; Sergeant, first class - 1 Dec 1918; Honorable Discharge - 17 Dec 1918. -- end --
As the Armistice which ended the fighting of World War I occurred 10 weeks after Euclid's enlistment, he was not shipped overseas prior to his U.S. Army discharge.
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Additional note: the Masonic Square & Compass symbol on the grave marker indicates that Euclid was a Freemason.
As the Armistice which ended the fighting of World War I occurred 10 weeks after Euclid's enlistment, he was not shipped overseas prior to his U.S. Army discharge.
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Additional note: the Masonic Square & Compass symbol on the grave marker indicates that Euclid was a Freemason.
Extract for Euclid C. Bishop from Ohio Soldiers, Sailors & Marines, World War, 1917-1918; (v. 2) --- Enlistment Date: 2 Sep 1918; 158 Depot Brigade to 6 Nov 1918; Co M 4 Battalion 1 Gas Regiment to Discharge; Private, first class - 1 Oct 1918; Sergeant - 21 Nov 1918; Sergeant, first class - 1 Dec 1918; Honorable Discharge - 17 Dec 1918. -- end --
As the Armistice which ended the fighting of World War I occurred 10 weeks after Euclid's enlistment, he was not shipped overseas prior to his U.S. Army discharge.
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Additional note: the Masonic Square & Compass symbol on the grave marker indicates that Euclid was a Freemason.
As the Armistice which ended the fighting of World War I occurred 10 weeks after Euclid's enlistment, he was not shipped overseas prior to his U.S. Army discharge.
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Additional note: the Masonic Square & Compass symbol on the grave marker indicates that Euclid was a Freemason.
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